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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Hughes, Judge.)
Friday June 17th

Department One-Hughes, Judge.)
Friday, June 18th.
Estate of Amy Potter, deceased-Re-
turn of citation and demurrer thereto
argued and submitted
Estate of Amy E. Potter, deceased
Order of May 24th modified to enable
a petition to be filed for the sale OF
land in Napa County
Estate of S. S. Nixon, deceased-Pe-
tition of H. H. Love for letters of ad-
ministration denied; letters to Alice
Nixon.
Guardianship of Edward Mangan, a
minor-Petition for letters of guardian
ship taken under Amusement.
Estate of Henrietta Bell, deceased
Final account settled and distribution
granted
i. Dieterle VS.. creditors-Account
settled by leaving out certain items.
pointed assignee.
W. S. Kendall VS.. Frank Troi-Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
j. l.. Sutton VS.. creditors-Discharge
granted.
I. NJ Eby VS.. credtors-Same order.
Matter of First Presbyterian Church
OF rangevale-Permission given to
mortgage property for $500.
t.. Driemeyer VS.. A. La Motto ct al
Judgment for plaintiff for S2,049
Estate of Z. A Feyhl, deceased-De-
cree of due notice to creditors.
All other cases continued.
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Failure Of a Tea Dealer.

James Wallace, dealer in teas, cof-
fees. spices, ETC., at SOP j street, has
filed a petition in insolvency. His La
bilities are $3.415.10. His stock. etc.
has been assigned to Lievre, F'ricke &
Co. of San Francisco for the benefit OF
certain creditors.
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Bilious?

A common complaint that leads to more
serious ills, if not checked. You can stop
it at once, pleasantly and permanently,
with Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. Take it
in time. At all grocers aud druggists.
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For q Good Piano

At lowest possible price, see the Wiley
B. Allen Co, 513 st. They are large
dealers. and make lower prices than
small dealers can. Their stock is large
and they can please anyone, both in
price and quality.
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Department Two-Johnson, Judge)

Friday, June 18th.
Order discharging Manuel F. Silviera
as guardian of the De Rosa Gracia
minors.
Household property and homestead
of j. B. Cave, deceased, set apart to
widow.
Ada Decker appointed administrative
of the estate of II. w. Decker, de-
ceased; NJ. Fisher, V. Drescher and
George Phillips appointed appraisers.
Estate of William Schofield, deceased
Will admitted to probate; letters to
Henry Brook and Mary A. Gamboin;
appraisers. Charles Lea, Thomas Tay-
lor and Charles Johnson; notice to
creditors in Weekly Union"
People VS.. Union Building and Loan
Association-Petition granted to collect
and receive moneys due the associa-
tion from Hugh Cameron.
Richards & Knox VS.. W. H. Bradley
ct al.-Demurrer sustained and case
dismissed without prejudice
G. A. Cornish VS.. L. Long ct al
Judgment for plaintiff for $9SS1 13 and
costs
w. A. Anderson VS.. A. ]. Rhoads-
Order confirming sale of mortgaged
premises.
Catherine McGrath VS.. Mary A. Wal
lace ct ai.-Defendant restored to pos
session of property granted
Orders made establishing due notice
to creditors in the following estates:
Louisa SteinmitZ, Timothy Judge,
Mary Dagger, c. c. Tietjeps. Mary
Muir Charles f. Smith. Ann McCrory.
Orders of final discharge of execu-
tors, trustees and administrators in the
following estates: James Walsh. Ger
rerd g. Tyrrell, Ann Maria McElaney.
All other cases continued.
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rortv Days for Wife Beating.

In the City Justices court yesterday
Fred Mead was convicted of disturbing
the peace and was sentenced to serve
forty days in the County Jail
Mead and his young wife came from
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EGYPTIAN HENNA.-A vegetable
dye for Immediately restoring gray
hair to its original color: convenient
and effective; no Objectionable ouali
ties. For sale by first-class druggists
and hair -dressers
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Special in NIillip erv To-D.

Cnlldrens and misses handsomely
trimmed leghorns $1.25 and S1.45. La
dies trimmed hats from S125 to S2.95.
the 81 and 50 kind. Red House.
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San Francisco several days ago and put
up at cheap lodging house. On Thurs
day night a domestic row occurred, and
in the scrimmage that followed the
woman was severely pummeled.
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Try McMorry's SOC uncoIored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, 60c; G. P. tea. 75c; p F.
Japan tea, 4Oc; 531 NJ street.
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Ladies insist on having the American
Biscuit Company's cakes, cookies and
crackers. All first-class grocers.
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II you can't get suited elsewhere to
complete your table with the best on
earth, Try The Pacific, near Eighth =
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Removed-Charles "A. Palm has re-
moved his iron works to 1119 Sixth
street.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies dining-room separate.
Open day and night BUCKMAN & CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors. No 1919 Second
street, between and X. Sacramento,
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento

STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sts, Sacramento
BOARD AND ROOM. 81 % TO 81 PER
day. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations f1rst-class Free bus
to and from hotel w. j. ELDER, Mgr
TURCLU HOTEL,
SO5 X Street.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
plan; strictly first-class; hot and cold
baths free to guests; electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER. Prop.
THE BELVIDERE HOTEL.
1923 Sixth Street.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. NO
Chinese employed or patronized We 80.
icit your patronage. First-class table
THE METROPOLITAN,
ATTY X Street.
AN ELEGANT MODERN ROOMING
house, centrally located. Rooms in suites
and single at popular prices. Travellers
solicited. MRS. Z. J. c. KETCHUM.
MASON FAURE.
RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
Oyster House, 427 K street formerly near
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals a la carte
at all hours. Family Orders, Banquetsf
and Wedding Parties.
Z. FAURE. Proprietor.
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Electrical lamps at scott.s, 3o3 J. .
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Try McMorry's 35c tea. h31 NJ .
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.'

one thousand titles, paper cover. standard
Ection, Ioc each. Some at sc and Be each'
=: "A. DOANE. 2o2 X street. Rutcherss
ana grocers' pass books 10c dozen.
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Of July
Hats.

A very interesting assortment of
light co1ored Trimmed Leghorn and
other Hats for Fourth of July and
midsummer wear. All new and
UrettY and ali rea s0n lh1e In farice
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VAN ALSTINE'S MILLINERY,

In the Matter of Ordering an Elec-
tiOn Of Trustees in Reclamation
District No. 341, Of the State of
California. in and for the County
of Sacramento,
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FRUIT BOXES. 5000 Peach
ppo2es pi at discount on market prices: ten
~ E13beycIes. good as new. '97 make: one No.
s,2 Barnes, lathe; one No Az bean orchard
11Eray; 1EGIiyE; Ie2l street; phone. black, AL
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FOLSOM SLAB WOOD

9liay 0ln,y place to get il, Studarus d Gruhler.
fifteenth and X: 4-foot and stove lengths
az AT IS 90 and 81 q cord: live and white Oak
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BEER GARDENS.

corner of Goth and streets. The best
i;a1ndy iI;adnlly resort in the city. Finest wines.
iQIors ana union made cigars Cool.
81 arp beer. &c. Good bowling alley.
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NO TRADING STAMPS.

tiut t;I Win every dollars worth OF bread
uckets bought in the store for cash. {
Stee Il check for plate of ice cream.
4 4 I1wenty-five bread tickets for 81 Eagle
BAKERY, VIM GROPP, So6 X
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon
SUNDAY excepted. MONDAY excepted.
I. II. GOODMAN. Gen Pas Agent
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WOOD AND COAL OF ALL

Best and cheapest in the city Willow
wood, 81 per cord; coal; 50 per ton, All
street. Cap. phone 53S. JAS. McCAW,
Prop.
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RE1IABhE dl718a16;,,,,,
Sacramento Dealers.
SUE SING & CO. l2 St
BUGGY TOPS. S12 cusH::

lazy backs; hoods. aprons and all kinds
" carriage trimming. Cap. phone GO
WIN. T. BOWMAN, 11o9 J.
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CURE YOUR COPNS WITH

oorn remedy; speedy, painless, and 25o
bottle, at Hammers Drug Store Eourtlr
and X, Sacramento, Cal.
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day. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations first-class Free blu
to and from hotel. w. j. ELDER, Mgr
The herald., 1898-05-31
WEIGHT EIGHTY-TWO POUNDS
Mrs. Walter Raymond Is Champion
Tuna Catcher

AVALON, May 2S-Mr. Walter Ray
mond, of excursion fame, and Mrs. Ray
mond have been here fishing at Santa Cat
alma for several days, and as a result
Mrs. Raymond carries back to Boston the
championship, having caught the most
vigorous and hard-fghting of all prizes,
the "leaping tuna''-a feat never before
even attempted by lady, as the fish gen.
orally wears out the strongest man, and
has been known to tow boats six or eight
miles before giving up, literally fighting
for hours.
Mrs. Raymond hooked her fish opposite
the Hotel Metropole, in Avalon bay, and
fought the game on line that weighed
So pounds, in manner that aroused the
enthusiasm of old anglers. 1t was believed
impossible for a lady to take such fish,
many a veteran fisherman having given
it up.
Four large tunas were brought in Sat-
urday night. One interesting fact con-
nected with this sport is that nearly all
these enormous fishes are taken with rod
and very light line. Mrs. Raymond will
have fish story to tell this summer at
Boston tina. will be worth telling. and the
catch is suggestive of remarkable pluck
and endurance.
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RINGING RESOLUTIONS
Passed by the Orange County Fusion
Committees

FULLERTON, May 3O.--The Democratic,
Silver Republican and Populist conference
committees, which met at Santa Ana,
passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, Political parties are organized
for the purpose of preserving the principles
of good government to all the people, and
Whereas, There has been during the
past four years a new alignment of par
ties going on in this Countrywide specula-
tive and plutocratic classes, under the
leadership Of Mark Hanna and Grover
Cleveland, rallying under the banner OF
q gold standard party; while the indus
trious classes are rallying around the
standard of bimetallism and reform;
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY this advisory and confer
cnce committee of the Democrats, Popu-
lists and Silver Republicans of Orange
county, that we this day waive all minor
differences and unite ourselves together
for the purpose of securing certain re-
forms believed in by us in common, and
we hereby send greeting to all members
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GOING TO THE WAR
New Quota for Company X Rapidly
Filling

SAN BERNARDINO, May 30.-When the
orders came to recruit 20 more men for Com
pany X, the popularity of that organization
was shown by the desire of those left here
to secure place in the ranks of Lieutenant
d. c. Schlott opened up recruiting Of
flee at 10 a. m. today, and has already Sc
cured nearly the number of mem wanted.
The full quota will be filled tonight. ex-
amined in a day or two, and the men sent
right to the front.
1t was rumored that orders had been given
out to close up the armory here and dsband
the Company X that is left. which has over
80 names on the muster roll "Some one
had Numbered again. but before the order
could be executed it was countermanded,
and instead the company will at once re-
organize, elect new officers and keep up
the drills and the good name of Company
X as of yorc. This is good news to the
boys, and evidently wise decision on the
part of those in authority.
Captain T. J. Wilson has issued his first
orders to Troop H Of the cavalry, 1t being
a notice to assemble for medical examina-
ton next Sunday at Masonic hall at 1880 p.
m. by the regimental surgeon. More men
are wanted to fill the ranks, but from the
inquiries made 1t is evident there will not
be much trouble in securing them.
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ALL PAID FOR.
The Monticello Home Given Assistance
by Patriotic Citizens

SANTA BARBARA, May 30-The Monte
otto home guard has completed its organ
ization through the generosity of it's pa
triotic citizens They have acquired
enough guns of the new 1890 caliber for
forty men, and what is the most pleasing
part OF the organization the guns ard
equipments are all paid for by their own
people.
Last night union meeting was held at
the Methodist church and memorial serv-
ices held.
w. B. Fairchild, United States coast sur
vey, left yesterday for the islands, as there
is nearly six months work for him and
his party there.
Prof. Metcalfe of Carpinteria Of the
county board of education was in the city
yesterday.
The feast Of Peutecost was duly OBJ
served in the Roman Catholic church
yesterday.
Staff Captain Mrs. Durham of the Sal
walton army is here endeavoring to raise
subscriptions for a rescue home they in
tend purchasing or building in Los Ange-
les
Miss Carrie b. Mccall is spending few
days in Santa Barbara.
G. w. Stock and family leave in few
days for San Francisco
c. N. Crittenden, the evangelist, is maxi
ing tour of the state in company with
Rev. Westenberg of this city.
Rev. ]. w. Ellsworth arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and is the guest of
f. NJ. Pyle.
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TURNED OUT EN- MASSE
Pomona Honors the Memory Of the
Dead Soldiers

POMONA, May SO.-Pomona turned out
en- masse today to honor the memory Of
our dead heroes. The streets were crowded
early this morning in anticipation of the
greatest celebration of Memorial day that
this city had yet witnessed. The parade
formed at the armory at about $3.50 a. m.
and, headed by Company D and fife and
drum corps marched through the business
portion. Following these came two wagons
loaded with school children representing
the various states Of the Union. and each
carrying basket of flowers to decorate
the soldiers graves. The Pomona cadets,
In white uniforms, were also in line The
procession was over half mile in length.
On reaching the cemetery hollow square
was formed and the exercises held. These
included the singing of America" an ora
ton by the Rev. c. A. Livingston and the
floral tributes offered to the memory of
"Our Heroic Dead by the young ladies
representing the states. each reciting an
appropriate piece Of two or three lines. The
The herald., 1898-05-31
OPENS AUSPICIoUSLY
Beginning Of the Summer Season a
Terminal Island

TERMINAL ISLAND, May 3O.-The sea-
son has opened auspiciously, with crowds
of people every Sunday, last Sunday break
ing the record for numbers, the dancing,
bathing and high diving by Swimming In
structor Prof Kahn of San Francisco be-
ing the main attractions. swimming
race of 200 yards was participated in by
Willie LIE Plont, Albert Sepulveda and Allie
Miller and was exciting from start to fin
ish, the three contestants being punched
until within q short distance from shore
the start being made from the end of the
wharf-when Willie LIE Plont forged ahead
winning the first prize, $40 gold piece,
the other two, Sepulveda and Miller, taking
$3.50 and $3.50, respectively
Prof. Kahn made one of his daring high
dives from off the tower at the end of the
wharf, the height being easily 30 feet, after
which he gave an exhibition Of different
methods of swimming.
The fish canning establishment is rum
ming at Its full capacity turning out an I'M
mense quantity every week. sardines espe-
cially being now caught in great numbers.
Three new buildings will be started this
week, and that with what is already under
way, will materially add to our sum total
Woollacott's fine building at the west of
the bathing house is nearing completion,
and by the time another week rolls around
1t will be open for business.
The building in which Mr.. Van Duzen will
conduct a general merchandise store will
also be gotten under way this week.
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armory was crowded to the doors at the
exercises held there after the return from
the cemetery. The address by the Rev.
Mrs st. John of Kansas was the chief
feature of the program.
More oranges and lemons will be shipped
to Company d tomorrow morning from
here. Captain Matthews acknowledges
the receipt of the purse sent the boys as an
emergency fund, and promises to see that
1t is used for the purpose intended.
Ontario sent her boys In the company $25
worth of tobacco and two boxes of corn
cob pipes.
The little daughter of E. F. Howe severely
burnt her foot by stepping on bed Of live
Goals while playing near home Saturday.
1t will be some weeks before, she can. use
the member again.
Matthew Mallam, an old and respected
citizen of Pomona, being over 70 years Of
age, met with severe accident today by
falling from a pepper tree in his yard. AT
$3.50 p. m. the patient was still under the
influence of opiates. The doctor believes
he has sustained fracture Of the femur.
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RIVERSIDE
A Big Parade and Literary Exercises
Fill the Day

Fill the Day
RIVERSIDE, May 30.-Decoration day
was appropriately observed here today.
The program consisted of big parade and
exercises of a literary character at the
opera house. The parade took place in the
forenoon and was the largest ever held in
the city on this day. Several secret So
cieties turned out to aid the Grand Army
in the patriotic work of decorating the
graves of veterans, and by the time the
work of decoration was finished at the
cemetery about every grave in the city of
the dead was bed of roses, for citizens
decorated the graves Of loved ones gone
before while the organizations present
decorated the graves of members who are
lying there.
The program at the opera house began
about noon and the house was not capable
Of holding all who desired admission. After
a selection by the concert band and song
by the children of the schools Rev. ]. W.
Hansen of Pasadena took the platform
and delivered one of the best Memorial
day addresses ever heard here.
The city was in holiday attire and all
business was suspended in order that all
who desired might give proper observance
to the day and pay their respects to the
memory of the old soldiers who have given
up the fight in this life.
Burglars continue to ply their nefarious
business in the city. The house of ]. T.
vine was entered by them night before last
and a quantity of silverware and other
valuables taken. Mr.. Irvine and family
are east on visit and their home is in the
care of another party who was absent for
time on the night named, thus giving the
providers a clear field in which to loot the
place. The police have certain parties I'M
der suspicion but as yet have made no ar
rests
e. B. Stuart, agent of the Santa Fe at
San Diego, is in the city, accompanied by
his wife and son. Mr.. Stuart was agent in
this city for several years before being
transferred to the bay city some few
months ago.
The city trustees will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow morning when 1t is ex-
pected that some interesting developments
will take place in relation to the action Of
the Southern Pacific company in laying
down q track on Market street few
nights ago, contrary to the action Of the
board which refused the franchise for the
road.
Sergeant r. P. Roe, who is in command
of the remnant of Company M since the
main section of the company went to war,
has received notice from the military head
quarters at the Preside at once to re-
cruit twenty-seven men to go to the front
with the company. This order is the re-.
suit of a recent decision of the war depart
ment to increase the membership of the
companies of the Seventh regiment from
eighty-four to 100 men. Sergeant Roe has
opened the muster roll at the armory of
the company and in a short time after
doing so had secured number of names
of volunteers. 1t is thought by him that
the required number of men will be readily
secured.
Supervisor Thompson of the fourth dis
trict is here from his home at Murietta
and he states the haying has begun in his
section and while the crop is not going to
be heavy there will be quite good deal
of hay harvested.
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AT SANTA ANA
The Veterans Holiday Was Patriot
ically Observed

SANTA ANA, May 30.--Decoration day
was observed in Santa Ana in most patr'-
otto and BETTING manner. This morning
the G. A. r. post, assisted by the Orange
post and other societies. met at the ceme-
terry, where appropriate exercises were
held and the graves of the honored dead
decorated with beautiful blossoms of ev
cry kind. At 2 p. m. Il procession was
formed in front of G. A. II. hall and waited
there while a beautiful floral piece was
dedicated to the brave ladies who lost
their lives - the Maine. Mrs. Alice Yount
made the dedicatory speech, after which
the procession marched up to West Fourth
street and back to the Grand, where the
memorial address was delivered by Col.
E. r. Langley. Several musical selections
were rendered by Prof. Packard's choir
and a prayer was offered by Rev. j. Fl.
Cooper. This evening the DRAMA Little
Nell,' will be given at the opera house
for the benefit of the soldiers and sailors
monument league.
The Santa Ana Valley Walnut Growers
association was organized in Tustin Sat-
urday afternoon with the following board
of directors: Messrs. w. H. Sturgeon ana
John Cubbon of Santa Ana, r. II. San
born and G. w. McCampbell of Tustin and
w. H. Burnham of Orange. A number of
the most prominent and largest growers
in this vicinity have Joined the associa-
ton and fully 500 acres were represented
at the meeting Saturday. 1t was decided
to place the shares in the association at
500 each and to issue one share with every
acre of trees listed. The headquarters will
be located in Santa Ana and an adjourn-
ment was taken until June 9th, when a
meeting will be held here to adopt a con-
stitution and bylaws and make arrange
ments for Incorporation.
The Santa Ana commandery, knights
Templar held installation exercises in Ma
sonic hall Saturday night. M. J. Bundy
acted as installing officer. After the ex-
ercises an elaborate banquet was served.
Mrs. l.. o. Breedon and son left today
for San Francisco to visit several weeks
with friends.
Mrs. AL Smith is visiting relatives in Los
Angeles
Prof. Gum of Stanford university is in
town for a few days.
1t is rumored that the number Of men,
bers in Company L, now in camp in San
Francisco, will, according to new army
regulation be increased to 103. This will
give nineteen new members to Capt. Fin
leys company and they will be recruited
from Santa Ana.
Miss Radie Swanner of Los Angeles is
visiting her parents here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Burns of Los An
| gees are guests of G. e. French and fam
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A Memorial Sermon

ORANGE. May SO.-The Baptist church
proved too small for the large audience
which assembled yesterday morning to
hear the memorial sermon which was
preached by Rev. S. s. Fisk. The church
was neatly decorated with flags, bunting,
flowers and greenery. Conspicuous among
the display of colors were the Stars and
Stripes, the Cuban flag and the British
Union Jack. Mrs. e. T. Lee presided al the
organ and Miss Bertha Raymond carried
the solo. Gordon Granger post and corps,
John c. Fremont camp, Sons of Veterans
and Mary A. Logan tent, Daughters of Vet
Grams, marched in body from their quar-
tiers to the church.
Charles Dufford furnished about fifty
boxes of oranges. which were packed and
forwarded to the boys at San Francisco.
On Saturday evening at meeting held
at the bank hall the Orange guards were re-
organized, and have asked the governor for
a license to drill with arms. When the
proper arrangements are made drills will
be held twice a week.