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typhoid fever. Deceased was member Of
the Seventh regiment. The funeral. which
will bs held In Ventura. will be attended
Of friends and relatives from Santa Bar.
bara, OF whom there are many.
Game Warden Vaudeville says that hi
TIL ks fifty deer were killed during the
open season in this county up to the els'
Of this month. They were poor In flesh
owing to the scarcity Of feed, and came
down closer to the settlements for water
The warden is not having an easy time
with the young fish in the government
pond-another result OF low water. He
will, he thinks, be able to get Through
without loss by hard effort. Several hum
dred thousand are on hand to restock the
streams when the rains come again. In
this, the Pine mountain reservation
rangers will help.
Supervisor De La Cuesta says the drought
has caused less ruin than was expected In
the Santa Ynex valley. Wheat has not done
badly around Lompoc, but barley has failed
all through the county.
Evangelist Crittenton will be here to at.
tend the Methodist conference in septem.
Der.
Louis G. Dreyfus is the first OF the rea
estate men OF Santa Barbara to procure
a brokerage war license.
Three hundred conferees will attend the
Methodist conference here Sept. 18th, 2Ott
and 21st.
The visiting Foresters, who will hold
high court In this city Oct. 18th, 18th and
18th. are to be royalty entertained from all
indications. Ten committees are hard al
work already on the various details re.
quisite to the housing. feeding, receiving
excursionizing, etc.. of the several hundred
delegates expected. The board Of trade
has contributed $50 starter toward the
funds. OF delegates only, not Including
friends with them. 400 are to come. DR.
Oronhyateka OF Toronto, Canada. a high.
ly educated and able Indian, will attend
A public meeting at Armory hall on the
first night and another, with banquet al
the Arlington hotel. Oct. 18th, are pro.
grained.
Mrs. Juliette Powell Rice OF Los Angeles
was yesterday elected supervisor OF music
Of the Santa Barbara city schools. Her
work begins Immediately after the teach.
ers' institute. to be held Oct. Sd to Sth.
Lieutenant Jesse M. Squire, who left THU
city with Ensign Delaney at the opening
Of the war, has come home on indefinite
leave OF absence. Squire was made execu.
dive officer of the converted tug vigilant
now a gunboat. He remains an attache OF
the regular U. 8. N.
Andreas Castro, the Goleta cattle thief
received ten-year sentence and goes tc
San Quentin on the next steamer.
The old opera house in this city IL under.
going thorough rehnodeling. BY Sept
2sth. the date set for reopening, the house
will be practically new.
The Daily News changes tomorrow from
IAN evening 10 a morning paper.
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HEAT DID NO HARM
RIVERSIDE ORANGE GROWERS
NOT COMPLAINING
Restovich's Troubles Not Yet Over.
W. ]. Mcintyre Candidate fox
District Attorney

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 31.-A decided change
came over the weather last night, and the
thermometer, which has been ranging as
high as IS degrees many nights, fell to Do.
Tho indications are that the hot spell Is
over. Inquiry among leading orange grow
ers OF the valley relative to the damage. If
any, that was done to the young fruit crop
results in the general expression that there
has been no harm done the crops. Some
growers go so far as TO claim that the
heat has been a good and money-mahng
thing for orchardists. as 1t has cleaned out
great quantities Of black scale and at the
same time made the fruit grow finely.
Lewis Hansen, miner of the Tauquitz
mining district, is the last one to make
water location. Hansen lays claim to all
the water running in the principal stream
Of the district, which the papers he records
state Is to be used for mining and milling
purposes.
w. j. Mcintyre, one Of the leading law
yers of the county, who was the prln-
cipal moving spirit In the non-partisan po-
litical movement IN this county four years
ago, which proved SO successful at the
polls, has announced himself as a candi-
date for the office Of district attorney.
Street Superintendent c. W. Finch
leaves today for a visit to Los Angeles and
Orange counties to investigate bridges In
those counties on which asphalt has been
used for flooring. The city has a couple
Of large bridges and his trip is made with
q view Of learning the value and cost, as
well as the durability, OF that material for
the use stated.
George Restovich, the proprietor OF the
American restaurant, who was arrested
yesterday on a charge Of selling wine to
Indians, decided today that 1t would be
useless for him to stand trial. The court
fined Restovich $50, which he paid. Res
tovich now fears that the United States
authorities will be after him for selling
liquor without license.
Eugene Edwards, a 10-year-old colored
lad. was arrested late yesterday on a charge
OF stealing silver watch from one Of the
employees Of the Enterprise office, and to-
day Judge Noyes ordered the young Of
fender committed to Whittier until his
majority.
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wardrobe. returned to Los Angeles yes

wardrobe, returned to Los Angeles yes
terday.
M. Leightenheimer and w. H. Snider
have taken a tent In Swanfeldt's camp for
a weeks stay.
Mrs. DIR. Phillips Of Los Angeles is a re-
cent arrival at the Glenmore.
Mrs. L. M. Lynn came over on yester-
days boat for a short stay.
C. D. Burlesson OF Pomona Is here.
w. B. Glidden and wife are registered at
the Metropole. Miss Glidden accompanies
them.
James Mckinney and wife Of Aledo, ILL.,,
Is visiting Catalina on his trip through
the state.
r. r. Mckinney and wife came over on
yesterdays boat.
d. Burks and wife are new arrivals at
the Metropole.
T. Herea, who has been spending a couple
Of weeks here returned to Los Angeles
yesterday
o. B. Newton, after a five weeks vaca-
ton, returned home yesterday.
r. F. Strange OF Escondido went away
on the boat yesterday.
DR.. Up De Graft has returned TO the city,
after months stay here.
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LAST DAYS. OF SUMMER
Santa Monica Budget Of Social and
PERSONAL News

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 3l.-The past few
days have been exceptionally pleasant, the
temperature OF sea and air being delight
fully agreeable to bathers. and hundreds
are taking advantage Of the oceans mild
ness and entire lack Of undertow. 1t is
Just these last beautiful days Of summer.
the most delightful Of the whole season,
that those who are returning to their inte-
rior homes will miss.
Major II. M. Russell is contemplating the
removal Of the row Of cottages from his
Third street property, to be followed by the
erection thereon in the near future Of a
handsome brick business block.
The case OF e. p. Kinsey. arrested a
couple of weeks ago for battery on COM
plant Of George Gray. was dismissed by
Judge Wells today on application Of the
latter.
The ladies of, the Croquet club enjoyed
their annual Tuesday afternoon meeting
yesterday at the Robertson lawn.
A party OF Arcadia guests, consisting Of
Mines. Platter. Morrison. Hicks and Lewis,
Misses Carrie Waddilove and Susanna Eas-
ton and A. Campbell Johnston enjoyed the
cricket match at the polo grounds this at
ternoon.
A very pretty luncheon was given In the
annex dining room of the Arcadia hotel to-
day by Mrs. j. s. Chapman to a large num-
Der of friends. The table decorations con-
sisted Of a variety Of roses arranged as an
artistic centerpiece. Mrs. Chapman's
guests were: MINES Bradley. Brant, Mac
guire. =. p. johnson. W. g. Worsham
Worsham, Hendrick, Il. p. Johnson. jr., w.
H. Perry, J. D. Bicknell, Gates. Wright and
Meyers; Misses johnson, Hendrick. Walk
er, Works, Franc Smith, Gertrude Johnson
Anna Chapman, May Chapman. Hattie
Chapman.
Mrs. Charles Gollmer Of Los Angeles II
visiting Mrs. J. 8. Wilson.
Ernest Ellington left by steamer today
for Vancouver, b. c.. on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. who have been
stopping at the Casino for several weeks
returned to their home In Redlands today.
Mr. and Mrs. e. J. vawter have again
taken up their residence here. having re-
turned from Los Angeles today.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Euloglo
Garlic IL SO seriously Ill that no hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Miss Florence Rubicam has returned from
Wheeler's springs.
Miss Ysidora c. Gray Of Los Angeles was
the guest Of Miss Georgia Truman at Hotel
Arcadia today.
Miss susanne Easton Of Los Angeles wal
the guest of Mrs. J. E. Platter today.
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Ventura Runaway

VENTURA, Aug. s1.-An exciting runa-
way occurred here yesterday afternoon
The little s-year-old son OF Mr.. Brissei Of
Saf1coy and the 10-year-old son Of Mr.. WAL
dron Of Oxnard attempted to drive down the
steep hill on Palm street " the Anacapa
when the hold-baclr strap broke and the
horse started to run. going as far as Cali
fornia street, where It turned up. throw
ing the little Brissel boy between the box
and the wheel directely on the axle. AT
this juncture the frightened horse was
seen by Nick Ayola Of the Los Angeles
livery stable, who ran out and seized the
lines with one hand and the boy with the
other. He was dragged along an entire
block before he succeeded IN stopping the
animal.
BenjaHlin Smith, postmaster Of eespe
died MoAday night Of paralysis. aesd q
EysArs. s
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CATALINA ATTRACTIONS
A Moonlight Stage 1ide-Ihe yellow
tail Record New Arrivals

AVALON. Catalina Island, Aug. M.-One
| OF the pleasanteSt little affairs Of the sea
son was moonlight coaching trip over the
long road yesterday. The start was made
from the Metropolis at 1850 and II was close
to II when Camp Eagle was reached. The
splendor OF the moon had settled down over
the high hills and deep canyons along the
sides Of the road. The climb to the sum-
NIT was enlivened by the singing OF about
all the eongs that any one In the party
could start. When the camp was reached
all were ready for tempting little lunch
| that had been spread, and after spending
an hour or so In wondering at the perfect
| quiet and the beautiful view, the homs-
ward trip was commenced. Those on the
stage were Charles Parker and wife, F. W.
Faust, B. Bowman, Mrs. Fischer, Mr.. Bid
die, Mrs. Knapp, Mr.. Harris, Mrs. Ewing
| and o. A. Jones.
E. A. Wiltser and Mr.. Whittier were out
for the yellowtail yesterday afternoon, and
made fine catch Of seventeen OF the yell
low-fnned fighters. The party trolled up
and down the east end Of the island by Seal
rock. and the greater part Of the time had
one fish on and sometimes two. Mr.. Whit
tier is a new man at the reel and is more
than delighted at the success of the trip.
Jim Gardner was the boatman Of the ex.
petition.
Judge M. T. Owens was out with Chappie
and brought in three yellowtail and one
barracuda.
p. J. Kirkland made q very much mixed
catch in the afternoon from Percy Meals
boat. His string was five yellowtail three
rock bass, one barracuda, one sheepshead
~ 1v&{r Oh =
fine one, and had a set Of teeth that would
quickly chew short leader line into small
bits.
l. e. and M. A. Ingraham have returned
from Camp Eagle Nest, where they have
been hunting for the past two days. Dur
ing the time that they were there they
killed number of goats and captured two
kids.
The yacht Violet has returned from San
Ciemente island. On the way back she
made an exceedingly fast run until she
came about half mile from the harbor.
when the wind left her. and It took her al
most as long to get into the bay as It did
toemake the entire trip from Clemente.
The Island Villa hotel closed today for the
season. The guests at the house were en-
.ertained last evening with progressive
whist.
Deputy Prosecutor Holton came over yes
terday to press the suit axa.nt Burner. tho
man who struck Mr.. Orr.
The Banning company's steamer Falcon
has gone on the mud at San Pedro to have
her bottom scraped and painted and for a
general renovation.
Personal
1 3. WaldNre Kirk. after giving the Ava
lonites : glimpte q III mach advertised
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SAN PEDRO PARAGRAPHS
Waiting for Work on the Dreakwater
Viaduct to Be Reopeued

SAN PEDRO. Aug. 31.-The signing Of
the contract for the building OF the break
water makes no appreciable impression on
the people of this port, but the majority of
people here will not believe anything Is to
be done until they see the rock being
dumped into the sea on the line Of the pro-
posed breakwater.
Sheriff John Burr is here today doing q
little politics. but as this Is a Johnny Cline
borough, the sheriff Is up against tough
proposition.
The schooner Lizzie Belle W., with three
tons of Holsters from Santa Cruz island
for the Catalina Conserving company ar
rived at the cannery wharf Tuesday night.
McGee & Bautzer have bought out Ben
netts news depot and will take formal pos
&c ssion today. Thursday.
The city has repaired the viaduct running
over the Southern Paciflc's tracks from the
blum to the depot on Tenth street and 1t will
be again open In a day or so for the use
Of the people.
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7 Lawyer-What can do for you, madam
Client-I want divorce from my hus.
band.
Lawyer-upon what grounds do you de.
sire 10 bring suit?
Chenille hasn't been faithful to his mar.
riaee vows.
Lawyer-1n what particular has he VIC.
lated them?
CLIENTELE promised to die for me and he
hasn't done it.--Judge.
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Jules Cambon, the French ambassador
who conducted the peace negotiations for
Spain at Washington, comes of diplo-
matte family and his brother Paul IL now
French ambassador at constantinople. He
served for awhile a. the head Of one Of the
great departments Of France and was
finally governor general Of Aviers. one OF
the highest offices In tho French service,
He remained in that position till about six
months ago. when he was sent to Washing
ton a. aulbasea dor.
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HOW r relt

Dolly-oh, mamma! Something is tht
matter with my foot.
Dolly Asisspi Oh. myl II must have the
Nightmare PUCK.
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SANTA BARBARA. Aug. sl.--A. n.
hui.. the coroner Of this city. yesterday
received telegram announcinr the death
= ~ cousin. oabsisl nuis % vsntura. Of
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The People
Getting Interested

Although but just starting the contest to decide to
the popularity of the school teachers is attracting much
attention from all classes Of people, Aside from the
knowedged merit of The Daily Herald the beautiful china
souvenirs given to all subscribers is proving strong in
centve toward securing patrons to the People Paper
All requested to call at The Herald office, at Meyberg
Bros 343 South Spring street, and inspect the beautiful
souvenirs offered They put up in sets of assorted
articles, giving first the choice of the
number comprising each set.
chance give favore teacher elegant souvenir The
Herald offers Grand Upright Mozart Piano. Lsner Co., jewelers.,
present Solid Gold Cad Watham Watch Barker Bros add to the
list in offering fine Birds Eye Maple Bedroom Set These prizes will
be presented to the three school teachers of the city who receive the great
number Of during the contest, which terminates December 81,
voting coupon will be found in The Herald with double vote
each Sunday These votes with the Of the favoe teacher
written thereon be deposited the ballot box The Herald business
office each day to 10 m after Saturday. September TO- 1893
each day Except Sunday the votes received during the previous
will be counted and the result published the following
morning
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Al prices Of wall paper greatly rsduosd.
- - xskstfo,n. ~ South opsin8 street.
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gave him the change, about e6. While
they were talking about the matter an
old gentleman came to the door and
asked the young man il he was ready to
60 home to which he replied he was az
soon a he had completed the purchase
OF the hat. This somewhat confirmed
her superstition that the man was from
the county and that the transaction vas
alright. Her doubts were not aroused
until q gentleman returned the hat
Monday, he having found it in an out-oi-
tte-wsy place and recognizing the mil.
linery paper wrapping brought it IN to
see il the owner could be traced out.
She did not get time TO &c to the bank
yesterday, bnt when she presented il
this morning at the First national bank
they discovered the forgery. The filling
out OF the check and the endorsement oil
Chas. Hart on the back were all in the
same handwriting and very readily gave
away the successful deception.
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Spanish Trison~rs at portsmouth Express
Their Gratitude,

spanish rrison-rs q. rort.mouth Express
Their Gratitude.
PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. July Fit was
learned during the day tina, a remark.
able demonstration occurred Saturday
evening at Camp Long. on Seavys isl.
and, where the captured sailors Of Ad.
miral Cervera's feet are confined. Al
the United States gunboat Frolie
passed the island on her way to Cuba
hundreds Of the prisoners greeted the
vessel with cheers and waving Of
hands. The ovation took the Ameri
cans by surprise. The ouiburst was
regarded by those in charge Of the
camp as q result Of the good treatment
received here by the Spaniards. who
took this method Of expressing theil
gratitude
wnhou Parental Sanction.
DANvILLE. Ills, July 27.-Miss Ann,
p. Cannon. daughter Of William p
Cannon. president Of the Second Ma
tional Bank. and niece Of Congress
man Cannon. has been married to GRAFT
W. Helm OF this city. at Fond du Lac
Wis. The marriage was against tn,
wishes Of the brides parents. Tn
couple have returned and will resid'
here.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL. BRt:NITlES.

Ms Chestnut, senior. was n departure
3soux City
Mss Hazel KING o. Woonsocket ar.
pc. on a ylsl. 70 her little friend lies
Isdys Rae.
lie Nnal outcome between the Madi.
70 aud Dell Rapids tall teams yester-
y vas 10 II in favor OF Madison.
Mss Edith Norton, OF Sioux Falls who
= been visiting her uncle and amt
~ and Mrs. Join Munson, returned
fo1s.
III H. frudenfeld. the technical
'''aa' VII. be n his Office after Aug
Mage.
'eo' BECK and daughter. Mrs
~ Lowe, took the cas-, gong train 10,
rm. ''' 10 visit friends there and n,
'aa Nrs. II. Is. Williamson de
IN omaha TO see the exposition
j. aon There Will go TO Maine 70 visi,
:, uoale Tor a month or two.
0''a' In behalf Of the cemeter,
sd ~" given At the residence OF n
b. y rank Smith last evening va,
hi .r. ."s most successful and delight
~, !, gwen IN Madison. The smith
i y. ! delightful at any tim. bu. whe,
.,t ", 40 evening as it was last nigh
W .s muster Of electric lishts on boil
bAsi.s south sides, with tho ban,
sql.,l, ~ s"ee'es. strain. !. va. p.r.i
ss.a, n I%''Il'.a. and attractive. 1n'
sar 0. = th'ther from early dual
Wy 10 n. ,ne evening aud fingered low
%nics r ,as beautiful surrouodiue.. Tn
u. .sd r ,h' orderly. proup. and CONVEX
lset l.r,. Mr. and Mr.. Smith v,.I
ts,s,d, i ,s , corps o, assistant. +
*g s,ons we Improvement Of u. Gem
were royal entertainer
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Cut in Price Of Coal Rescinded.

NEW YORK. July -. The cut Of 81
a ton in the price Of coal at Chicago re.
Gently made by the Delaware. Lacka.
wanna and Western railway. has been
rcscinded and the old rate Of 5.25 per
net ton has been restored. There has
been no action as yet by the companies
which met the cut made by the Lacka.
wanna. but there is reason to suppose
tina, all will soon return to the old rate.
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MANY PEOPLE

think that they can do better work at
home than is done at q first class laun-
dry. Perhaps they can when you %.
slider the work some laundries put out.
II you will send your laundry TO us you
will save money. time and strength these
hot days and get better results. Re
member We put collar bindings on Your
shirts free. Families can have their
laundry rough dried and delivered to
your house. Try us next. Louis will
call anywhere.
QrEEN:Ctry STEAM LAUNDRY,
Madison House:
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Learning Agricultural Methods.

AMEs. Ia. July : .-Baron Herman,
representing the German government.
and an attache Of the German embassy
Mt Washington. is visiting the Iowa
State Agricultural college in this city,
investigating agricultural matters. The
baron was much impressed by Ameri.
cas- instruction in agricultural science.
He declined to be interviewed on diplo'
matte subjects.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-27

The Chief Burgess OF Milesburg. Pa.
says DeW,tt's Little Early Risers are
the bee, pills he ever used in his family.
during forty years OF house keeping
They cure constipation, sick headache and
stomach and liver troubles. Small III
size but great in results.
Cook * ODEE.
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NEW YORK. July 27.-The managers
OF the Joint Traffic association recon-.
mend that the circular Of last January
authorizing the free transportation to
Cuba Of supplies for the Central Cuban
Relief committee be recalled on July
81. Relief supplies will be accepted at
regular tariff rates less Is per cont.
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The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway company will cell tickets TO the
National encsmpment. &. A. +. at Gin
%ciunati. Ohio. September 5 to 10. at n
regular first clsss fare plus 81, for the
round trip.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-27
LEADER
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fNiti' ~ ,r.!ns carry ~ ~, ~
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~p"r,r.- nor,h. AZ 40 ? m,
kI~t'A'' 7" rom tho north. % a m
yAe-"'"' !. HOLMES. Loesi Axsss.
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Harvard Chaaeed F1aes.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The yellow
quarantine flag was hauled down from
the auxiliary cruiser Harvard and . red
DAG was hoisted to show that she was
taking ammunition on board. There
we're several coal barges alongside the
Harvard and she was also coalina.
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Report Naturally Unsouua.d.

BERLIN, July q. 1t is semi. ofic ially
for the report that DR.. Holleben, the
German ambassador at Washington
has presented to President Mckinley
. personal letter from Emperor Will.
lam.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-27

VIENNA. July 27.-Accordiug to Z
special dispatch from Rome the Vah.
can has instructed the papal nuncio at
Madrid TO threaten with severe punish.
msnt any priests from voicing Carlis'
or anti.dynasttc intrigues
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+ c. Blanks. OF Lewisville. Texas.
writes that one box OF DaWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye was worth 5000 10 him.
II cured his piles OF ter years standing.
He advises others 10 try il. 1t also cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate
cores.
CneE a GprE