The herald., 1898-10-26
ORANGE COUNTY NEWS
BURDETTE CoRNELL'S STRONG
SPEECH AT SANTA ANA
Private North Dying-Three More
Typhoid Cases in Co. LA Hobo
With Long Purse

SANTA ANA, Oct. 25.-W. II. Afford was
to deliver an address here, but unfortunate
ly was side-tracked at Randsburg. However,
Hon. VIII 5. Green, candidate 1or StaCe
treasurer, and Burdette Cornell, an able
young Populist orator from Oakland, came
to fill the appointment. Mr.. Green SIMPLY
made few remarks as to his candidacy and
left the time to be filled by Mr.. Cornell; He
was introduced by Chairman ID. NJ. Baker
OF this city, and spoke for nearly two hours.
The people were surprised aiol delighted
at what was pronounced by all who heard
it as by far the abest and most logical and
convincing political address delivered in the
city during the present campaign. Mr.. Cor.
nell won laurels as an orator and debater.
The audience was smaller than usual, az
1t was reported that Afford would not bs
here and there would be no speaking. Mr..
Green left today to visit friends in San
Bernardino and Mr.. Cornell went to Ontario,
where he speaks tomorrow night.
A declaration from a number of Populists
was published today in Il local paper protest.
ing against the actions of the Populist COM
mittee that nominated Prof. G. f.. Taylor
as superintendent of schools. They demand
that in the interests of harmony Taylor i'm.
mediately decline the said nomination and
that the name of T. c. Welch be substituted.
Large numbers of friends of Rev. and
Mrs. E. K. Watson rendered them sur
prise last night in honor OF the fifteenth an
niversary of their wedding.
Captain Finley received telegram today
stating that Private North of Company L
was dying from typhoid fever and pneu-
monia, and had been taken to st. Luke's
hospital. His mother is living in San Ber-
nardino and has been notified. He also has
sister living near Anaheim.
Nj. A. Remick was today granted divorce
from his wife, Jennie S. Remick. Both par
ties formerly resided in Anaheim, but the
defendant is now living in Pasadena.
E. A. Yale, prominent resident of Fats
view, died today at his home in that place
at the age OF 60 years The remains win be
taken to Los Angeles this afternoon for
burial. Mr. Yale and wife came to Fairvisw
from Louisville, Ky, number of years
ago, and are well known in this section.
j. Guise collided last night with wheel
man near Tustin and sustained broken
shoulder bone
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Waffle returned yes
terday from their wedding trip spent In the
San Bernardino mountains.
Mrs. Charles N. Vanderlip has returned
from visit in Kansas City.
Ralph Edward West was yesterday ad-
mitted to citizenship.
The Knights of the Meccabees gave re-
ception and banquet last night in honor Of
the members of Company l. who are also
members OF that lodge.
Privates Charles Bowman of Tustin,
Harry Murray of Santa Ana and Dudley
Fields of Mcpherson, all members of Com
pany L, are sick with typhoid fever, having
been taken since their return home
The time for registering closed last night
at 5 o'clock Three hundred and fifty-fvs
new registrations were made since the reg
ister was reopened under Judge Ballard's
decision.
The hobo season has opened in Orange
county, five being sent over today from
Orange to serve a twenty-day sentence for
vagrancy. When searched one of the gang
was found to have the sum OF 5000 10 and q
gold watch on his person.
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