The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21
A HUNG JURY
THE FATE OF GRAY SOUTHERN
STILL UNDECIDED
Newly-11ected Teachers-Sam Lee
1mproving-Cottage Burned.
Personal

SANTA ANA, July 2O.-The jury in the
Gray Southern murder, after having been
out since p. m. yesterday and returning
to the court three times this afternoon
for instructions, finally reported at $3.50
p. m, that they could not agree. The jury
was polled, and six were for verdict of
acquittal, four for manslaughter and two
for murder in the second degree. They
were discharged, and the accused placed
under $1,000 bond.
The jury returned to the court room this
morning at 10 o'clock and asked the judge
for more instructions concerning the diff
ference between the terms manslaughter
and murder in the second degree. They
stood then six for acquittal, four for
manslaughter and two for murder in the
second degree. The judge gave them
instructions, and they retired again. AT
noon they again returned and asked for
instructions in regard to the difference
of punishment for the two crimes, man.
slaughter and murder in the second de-
gree. The information was given them
and again they retired.
Newly-Elected Teachers
The following teachers have been elect
ed to serve in the county schools for the
coming year: Anaheim, F. E. Little, Car
rie Roberts, Mary E. Rector, Kate p.
Horr, Ada Kerlin, c. P. Evans, Jennie
Burton, Hattie A. Spencer, Richard Bird
Alexandra Fay, Rosa Darby. Bolsa, B
F. Beswick, Gertrude Junkins. Buena
Park, M. Ellen Case. Centralia. c. E
White Margaret Landell; Chico, Dora
Pankey. Cypress, Reumah Damron, Fan
ME Chaffee Delhi Leonard Harvey
Diamond. William Wickersham. Ell Mo-
dena, ]. w. Kerr, Edith Haskins. Fuller
ton, A. s. Jones, May Foster, Mary c.
Bray. Garden Grove, W. B. HILL Carrie
E. King, Sarah E. Mitchell, Emma King
Lola Bedford. Magnolia. George Shell
don, Helena Hallett. Mount View, Will
liam Mitchell, Lille Sanford. Newhope
Richard Mitchell. Newport, w. L. Brown
Newport Beach, 81 B. Wright. Ocean
View. Albert Carmichael, Eta M. Glines
Kathryn Barrett, Olive Leander Good
Lillian M. Rowland. Orange, Louis
Grub, Agnes Bowman, Jessie M. Collins
Myrtle Small Mary Magill, Lydia o. Kille.
fer, Alice McCarty, Stella Keys, Maggie
Killefer. Orangethorpe, Mary S. Swain
P. H. Krick, Alice Beckett. San Juan
G. A. Harlin. May Marshall Santa Ana
Lyman Gregory, ]. P. Nourse, c. E. Tay.
lor. Minnie A. Moore, Enos ]. Norrish
Lizzie Morrison, Eula Perry, J. B. Nichols
Anna c. Martin, Eta v. Neible, Anna
Love, Ella Galloway, Orabel Chiffon, Fran
els He'll, Mary E. Warner, Sallie Finley
Ella Schlisher, Mary Hall. Bella Ross
Clara Smith, Blanch Collins. Silverado
Mamie Patton. Trabuca, Estelle earle
Tustin, J. J. Teilan, Clara Macomber. Har.
riet Buss, Sue Mathes, Florence Nc
Charles, Lydia Chase. Westminster, I
H. Chapman, Mary Mccoy. Yorba, MAUD
Taylor. Also, Effie Smithwick. Santf
Ana kindergarten, Lucille Andrews ant
Nellie Rose. Fullerton high school, w
r. Carpenter, s. s. Twombly. c. E. Haas.
Brevities
Sam Lee, the Chinese victim of the tw'
Mexican wood choppers assault Monda!
evening, is improving, and unless SOM
unfortunate complications set in. will re
cover. The would-be murderers refuse t.
talk or offer any explanation for theii
murderous attack.
A small cottage on Ross street belonging
to George w. Ford was burned last might
with all the contents, causing loss Of
about $780, A man was sleeping in the
house at the time, but the origin of the
fire is unknown.
A marriage license was issued today to
Paul e. Brown aged q, and Miss Maggie
Sanchez, both residents Of Los Angeles
Miss Arvilla Berry, widow Of Captain
c. E. Berry, formerly of this city. dice
at her home in Los Angeles yesterday
aged 40 years. The remains will b.
brought to Santa Ana tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock and be buried here.
Miss Lottie Padgham very delightful.
entertained the G. G. g. club last nigh
at her home on North Bush street.
Mrs. Albert Lee returned yesterday
from West Union, Iowa. where she has
been visiting for several months past
Mrs. A. Goldsmith of Los Angeles is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goldsmith In Santa
Ana.
Miss Lizzie Cronkhite of Fresno is thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters
The board of trustees held short session
last night and further discussed the sewer
plans. H. c. Kellogg was appointed chic
engineer Of the work, at salary OF $15
per month. He will begin work Monday
on the line for the outfall.
George Paul of Los Angeles is In towI
today on business trip.
The Republican county central commit
tee met this afternoon in G. A. r. hall
and decided to hold the primaries or
August 9Th to elect delegates to the coun
ty convention which will be held OF
August 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker have returned
from a visit to their son at Camp Rich
mond.
]. w. T. Kimball was today admitted tt
citizenship in the United States by Judg,