The herald., 1898-11-19
SEWING MACHINE MEN
COME TO GRIEF WITH A SANTA
ANA RIG
Gray Southern to Be Tried Once More.
Haul of Hobos-Free Delivery.
Candidates. Costs

OUuuludCeS NUSIs
SANTA ANA, Nov. lS.-Messrs. Lee
Morse and w. N. Doris, two sewing ma
chine agents from Los Angeles, were the
victims of serious runaway last night,
which resulted in severe injuries to the men,
smashed wagon and injured horses. The
accident happened at about 8 o'clock last
evening while Messrs. Doris and Morse,
who were somewhat under the influence OF
liquor and unable to give an accurate ac
count of the affair, were driving down
Fourth street at a rapid rate. When tn,
corner of Fourth and Lowe was reached
the team became unmanageable and ran
into water hydrant, completely wreclins
the hydrant and wagon and throwing the
occupants out on the hard pavement. The
two men were badly hurt, but managed to
get up town for medical assistance, when
it was found that Doris had sustained in
ternal injuries, besides severe bruises ant
cuts about the body and head. Morse wa.
also badly cut and bruised but is able to be
out today.
HIS THIRD TRIAL
The date for the third trial of Guy G.
Southern will be set in the superior court
next Friday, the attorneys having an
nounced themselves ready for the fray.
Southern was convicted about five years
ago of mansaughter for killing Manuel Gu
ero, an aged Indian with whom he had quar-
relied, and sentenced to twenty years in Sar
Quentin. After serving three years he was
granted new trial by the supreme court
and brought back here last spring. At tho
second trial the jury disagreed and South
ern was released on S2500 bail. He has
since been enjoying his liberty and conduct
ing himself in a straightforward manner.
4 large number Of witnesses will have to he
brought from various places, putting the
county to an enormous expense.
ORANGE COUNTY NOTES
Five hoboes were arrested last night near
the depot. Some of them were lodging in
box cars, others in the warehouse. They
were given ten days each today by Justice
Freeman.
Charles r. Rush of West Orange has been
appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff-eect
Lacy and X. A. Graham, present city mar
shal, jailer. This will leave the office of city
marshal vacant on January lst. Among the
candidates for this office are Ed Moshaugh,
Johnston Clements and James Murray.
The l0-year-old son of Samuel King Of
Bolsa met with a painful accident yester-
day in which he sustained a compound frac-
ture of the leg. The boy was riding to school
in a carriage when in some manner he fell
out so that his leg was caught in the spokes
of the wheel and broken before the wheel
could be stopped.
The second trial of Manuel Fellows for
the murder of Dolores Garcia, an old saloon
keeper at Capistrano, about two years ago.
has been set for December 9th.
Editor kuchel of the Anaheim Gazette is
in town today.
Misses Lena Murray and Margaret David
son of San Francisco are visiting DR.. w. Z.
Ferguson and wife in this city.
w. S. Taylor of Los Angeles is in town
today.
DR.. Montgomery Thomas and bride Of
Fresno are visiting the formers aunt, Mrs
II. A. Peabody, and family.
Assemblyman-el Chynoweth of Ana
helm is in town today
General Manager Tuttle of the Singer
Sewing Machine company is in town today
from Los Angeles, looking after Messrs.
Morse and Doris, who were so badly in
jured in last nights runaway.
Messrs. M. p. Light and A. j. Padgham
went to Los Angeles today.
Wilbur Chaffee has returned from visit
OF several months in Illinois.
A telegram has been received from head
quarters at Washington, d. c.. stating that
a free delivery system will be established in
this city to take effect February 1st Three
letter carriers and one substitute will be
hired and twenty street letter boxes placed
S. Hill, who was so badly injured Wednes-
day in bicycle accident, is doing as well
as can be expected.
Max Posener, former business man of
this city, has located in Ell Paso, Texas,
where he will engages in the millinery busi-
ness.
BENJAMIN Rice of this city has purchased
property in Pasadena and will move his
family to that place.
The Earl Fruit company shipped a car
load of Hubbard squash from Westminster
this week.
CANDIDATES. COSTS
The following candidates have filed their
affidavits showing their expenses during the
late campaign: I. d. Mills, coroner, S62;
George C. Clark, coroner, S05.40; w. A
Beckett, county clerk, $lS7.75; S. H. Finley,
surveyor, s32.lO; M. A. Menges, assembly
man, SAT 65; r. Y. Williams, district attor-
ney, $l9S; II. c. Head, district attorney,
Sl3s.3 40; G. H. Hall, auditor, $l23; j. c.
Joplin, treasurer, $ll3; Joseph Yoch, super
visor First district, $67. so; +. p. Mickey, SUI
pervisor First district, s54; G. w. Nc
Campbell, supervisor Fifth district, $34;
John Suover, supervisor Fifth district,
$5l.75; H. a. McWilliams, supervisor Third
district, $2s; w. G. Potter, supervisor Third
district, s7S; D. G. Pixley, supervisor
Fourth district, s3l 80; S. Armor, supervis
or Fourth district, $3.50; J. A. Wilson, jus
tice Of the peace of Santa Ana township,
$l675; Charles Chandler, Orange township
S.; j. c. Mccoy, Westminster township. SO;
j. d. Pearce, Anahem township, SO; w. r
Ball of Westminster township, none; J. w
Landell of Anaheim township, none; ]. G
Ord of Los Alamitos township, none; Frank
Stanley of Anaheim township, $3.50; VIII
liam T. Bush, constable, of Orange, $3.50
n l.. Galbraith, constable, of Santa Ana
81; G. f. Trunnell, constable, of Santa Ans
township, $l.25; G. D. Field, constable, O
Orange, $3.50; J. w. Watts. constable, O
Los Alamitos, none; Edgar johnson, Justice
of tho peace of Fullerton township, $575.
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