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She-You will ask y apa, will you not?
Or must I?
made the suggestion that II wes abou.
time for me TO propose STRAY Stories.
The herald., 1898-12-19
CUT DOWN EXPENSES
TWO JUDGES BETTER THAN
ONE, SAYS THE BAR
Opposition Started and the Matter to
Be Considered Next
Saturday

SAN BERNARD1NO, Dec. lS-The
wave Of economy which is sweeping over the
country has caused some agitation over the
subject of having two judges or one Of the
superior court in this county and the bar
association met last evening to consider the
matter, which was formulated in the tol.
lowing resolutions:
"Whereas, it is understood that a bill
providing for the reduction in number Of
judges of the superior court of ,he county
of San Bernardino from two judges TO one
Judge is in contemplation; and,
"Whereas, we, the members of the bar OF
the county of San Bernardino, being thor
oughly cognizant of the requirements Of not
merely the bar of said county, but of the
citizens thereof, having or liable to have
litigation in said court, and recognizing the
fact that for the prompt and efficient trans
action of business before the court two
judges are absolutely necessary, and feeling
that if the proposed reduction in the num-
Der Of judges should be carried out it will
result in greatly hampering the transaction
of business in said court, and will result
further in vexatious and damaging delays,
and is false and mistaken attempt at econ
omy; therefore be it
Resolved, that the bar association OF
the county of San Bernardino hereby re-
monstrates against any such attempted re-
duction of the number of judges and hereby
expresses its earnest conviction that the
The herald., 1898-12-19
ON THE GRIDIRON

There has not been much stirring in foot
ball circles during the past week, and the
season has almost reached its close.
The only game of interest in that time
was the contest Saturday between the high
school and Occidental college. The former
team won, and had not Van Norman been
injured early in the game the score would
have been still larger in favor of the high
school boys. The injuries Of Van Norman,
q broken collar-bone and several severe
bruises about the chest, resulted from an
accident, and while very painful are not
dangerous enough to cause any fear of Sc
rious results. Van Norman is one of the
best players on the team, and his absence
will be keenly felt in the remaining games
the eleven has scheduled.
The high school team has played in splen
did form throughout the season, and has
clean record of not having point scored
against them since the season opened. No
inconsiderable portion of the credit for this
excellent work is due to the coaching of
George Spence, a member of the University
of California team in 1895. Mr.. Spence has
reason to be proud of the success of his
willing proteges.
No further game will be played by the
HiSH anu CHiNcIsiVy tSditS, anu tic
college team will have to take their bitter
medicine and turn the experience gained to
good account in future seasons.
The eleven of the high school will play
their closing game at San Diego next Mon
day against the high school team of THE
City of Grief" The latter eleven has not
made very good showing this season, and
should be defeated by the local team
The University of Southern California
men could not get a game with any San
Diego eleven, and have not been able to
arrange game for Christmas They have
a match scheduled with the Santa Barbara
Athletic club team, to be played in Santa
Barbara on the afternoon of December 3lst.
The men will begin practice again this week,
and will be in fair condition by the day
OF the game. The team will then disband,
and the college men turn their attention to
baseball and track athletics.
Unless the Pasadena Athletic club eleven |
succeed in arranging for match, there |
will be no football in the city Christmas.
The Pasadena boys have been negotiating |
with two or three outside elevens, but have
not been able to make any definite arrange |
ments for game for that holiday.
The herald., 1898-12-19
News Of Redondo Beach

REDONDO, Dec. 18.-Yesterday the Re-
dondo Golf club held its second weekly
meet in the December continuous tourna-
ment. There was good turnout of players
and number of enthusiasts from Los An
geles Thus far in the tournament no phe-
nomenal records have been made but sew
eral of the players are SO closely matched
that the final score will be very close. Since
the rain the link is in excellent condition,
and play is much better in consequence. A
number of members of the Redondo club
have entered the tournament to be given by
the Los Angeles Countryclub next Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Solano entertained small
party of friends at luncheon at the Redpndo
hotel yesterday. Her guests were Miss Har-
court and Miss Gretchen Stevens Of Buff
'falo, NY, and Miss Solano of Los Angeles.
James Milliken, Bob Syer and H. F. Wal
lace of the Western Graphic staff put in
the day recruiting at Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Moreland q Los An.
geles registered at the Redondo hotel yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Solano, who have
been enjoying weeks sojourn at the Re-
dondo hotel, returned to their home in Los
Angeles this afternoon.
The herald., 1898-12-19

proposed reduction in the number Of judges
is inadvisable, impolitic and inexpedient,
and inconsistent with due consideration
of the interests of ltigants in this county
Resolved, that copy OF the foregoing
resolutions be forwarded to the member OF
the assembly Of this county and to the
senator from this district.
~. w. STEPHENSON, Secretary"
This was advocated most strenuously by
all present except Messrs. Stephenson ard
w. J. Curtis, who were in favor CT the pro.
posed reduction. 1t seemed to be the idea
of those present that with two departments
there was double the chance for them to Sc
cure the coveted "seat on the BENCH" and
then, like Mrs. Toodles, "they did not need
the extra judge now, but how handy he
would be to have in the house." Final ac-
tion on the resolutions was postponed until
next Saturday.
ELECTION is COMING
AT the city election in the spring there
are two members of the present board of
trustees who desire reelection and a city
marshal who is in the same fix. and how to
The herald., 1898-12-19

Friday night at the Manhattan club, cnus-
ing that worthy to throw up the sponge
after the second round Lewis showed
moro speed and strength in these two
rounds than in almost any other fight he
has had. The men will fight at catch
weights, fifteen rounds.
The next time Tom Banks, the lO5 pounds
class man, fights, he will have to do better
work than he did in his fight with kid"
class Mangerina, Friday night. Banks was
heavier, stronger and more scenced than
his opponent, but he failed to punish him
much or TO gain a material advantage.
Banks evident apprehension that Mango
rina might land a right swing on his jaw
and put him out, as he did once before, was
amusing. and Mangerina had but to make a
feint, and Banks would spring back
on the defensive. Ranks could have
done better, and if he hopes to be popular
here he will have to do more aggressive work
and lead oftener.
"Young Fitzsimmons," weight 100 pounds,
draws the color line. He declined last week
to meet Harry Brown because the latter is
colored. Such stand is all bosh, since the
days of the great John j.. The youngster,
if he desires to be fighter, will have to
meet all comers, especially when they ac-
cept his own challenge issued to any man
in The city without any conditions about
color.
Jim Jeffries is to meet his old patron,
Jeems' Corbett. 1t would be amusing if
Jeffries would defeat the cx-chompion, but
such an occurrence is not likely to be re-
corded if the men fight.
The herald., 1898-12-19

At the end of the great Civil War there was many poor
soldier who out of the smoke of battle without bruises
with broken health the arshps which had gone
through Many those who had escaped the bullets
badly wounded through stomach and digestive troubles
brought by camp life Justice of the Peace for Luzerne
recently sad served four years the Civil War; spent
months of that time in Southern military prison in which,
well known the bill of fare high but rough and
which deranged my stomach and bowels such thar
have been continuous sufferer from indigestion and
spation since recently procured box of Ripans
Tabues and gave them trial and both pleased and
prsed find could eat the most hearty food without ncon
venence which been able to do for thirty years.
would without Rpans Tabues for many times their
us
Ss s a E @ % s s, @s
The herald., 1898-12-19
WEARERs OF THE MITs

Hank Griffin and Bob Jones will meet
before the Los Angeles Athletic club to-
night in a fifteen.round go. The men are
hcavy-weghts, and both are down to
weight. Both of them are regarded as very
promising fighters, and in their battles in
this city they showed considerable ability.
Griffin is tall, lan)S, and somewhat after
the general style of Fitzsimmons, while
Jones is stockier built Griffin can
strike a hard blow, and Jones is
a powerful man, aud has demon
strated that he can hit hard. too. Griffin
stands over six feet, and he will have the
advantage in height and reach, but Jones
is very quick, and is said to be good at in
fighting. Charles Alexander, trainer of
Griffin, is confident that his man will win,
but Jones is also well satisfied with his own
prospects, for, as he naively puts it, II have
got chance" and then Bob will smile and
wink knowingly. The men are 10 receive
The herald., 1898-12-19

percentage Of the gate receipts, and will
fight under Marquis Of Queensberry rules.
In addition to the big event there will be in
teresting preliminaries.
Much interest is centered in the coming
Sammy MaxwellMartin Denny fight, which
is to take place in San Francisco. Both of
the men are clever light-weights, but the
principal reason for local people caring
much about the event is the fact that Bob
Thompson will probably be matched by the
Los Angeles Athletic club to meet the win
ner. Thompson is anxious for a
fight, and though it would be bet
ter if he could take rest of
several weeks in the mountains he has
been takingthings easy since his recent meet
ing with "Kid" Parker, and will probably
have most of his old-time speed in his next
fight. Fred Muller wrote some weeks ago
to Parker's manager asking for a fight with
the "Kid," but Parker is now absent in the
cast, so Thompson is willing to accommo-
date the San Francisco man. There was
some talk of matching Thompson with Dick
Case OF Seattle for $1,000 side, but Case is
said to be hopeless wreck from consump-
ton, so this fight will probably not be made.
The recent failure of the public to support
Thompsons benefit last week shows what
sort of men compose the sporting public
here. They want more than they pay for,
and when it comes to contributing q small
amount to aid the man who has done more
for the interests of fighting in Los Angeles
than any other persons. the sports" are
attacked with "cold feet"
The bout between Ben Lewis and Jimmy
Trimble before the Manhattan club next
Friday night ought to attract the largest
crowd in the history of the Los Angeles
street organization Trimble has fought
twice with Billy Gallagher, and one of the
goes is conceded to have been the best ever
given by the Athletic club. Trimble is
probably the clevcrest defense man and
quickest hitter ever seen in Los Angeles, and
moreover, he is a pretty, clean fighter, and
scienced throughout. Lewis has fought
some good men since his residence in this
city, and seems to be improving. He pun
ished Mexican Joe in terrible fashion last
The herald., 1898-12-19
GOLF

The Los Angeles Country club will give
two days golf tournament on Saturday, the
3lst, and Monday. January 2nd The first
days program will be devoted to the club
handicaps for men and women and the
driving contests. The scores will probably
be much better than at the tournament held
Thanksgiving day, as the wind was very
high on that occasion, and the dust inter
fered materially with the view of the links.
On Monday the open championships will be
played. 1t is expected that many repre-
The herald., 1898-12-19

Fighting ia the most active OF all the sports
at present, and the indications are that it
will, if possible, be more lively within the
next two months than it has been recently.
The Los Angeles Country club will give "a
two days golf tournament next Saturday
and Monday. Coursng is well attended,
and big stake is to be run soon. The
bicycle riders arc TO have meet next Mon
day at Pasadena at the Tournament of Roses
celebration. AS usual, the duck season is
behind, and quail are very scarce. The
horse show will probably be all that its man.
agcrs predict, for it is being well advertised
in all ways.
The intercollegiate Athletic Association
of Southern California, comprising Pomona,
Chaffey and Occidental colleges, and the
University of Southern California, will hold
a meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. building this
morning Arrangements will be completed
for the track field day, set for the 22nd of
February, 1899. Several other matters of
interest TO those connected with amateur
athletics will also come before the associa-
tion for consideration.
The herald., 1898-12-19

JOB, Beau Monde 106, Morana no. AL Paff
Ito, Crafty 112, McFarlane 112, Ell Venado
lis.
Second race, mile and a quarter, selling
Major Hooker 101, Elidad 104 Lady Hurst
1O7, Frank Jaubert 107.
Third race, one mile, ,selling-Boardman
76, Merops 76, Myth 10S. Rey del TERRA Iii,
David Tenny 113.
Fourth race, Owners handicap, one mile
-Moringa 95, La Goleta 95, Buckwa 100.
Fifth race, nine-sixteenths of a mile, SELL
ing. maiden 2-year-olds-Don't Tell 105,
Racivan 105, Abano 105, My Dear 1O5 Brito-
martis 109, Watossa Ill, Crutch Ill, Silver
Girl 115
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Pat
Murphy 102, Kamsin 102, Torsdon 102, Wyo-
ming 102, Lodestar 102, University 1O2, Cher
ry Stone 1O5, Our Johnny 105, Don Fulano
105, Hohenzollern 105, Cabrillo los.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The herald., 1898-12-19
CoURSING

There was a big crowd at the coursing at
Agricultural park yesterday, and some fine
sport was witnessed. The feature of the
day was the defeat of White Diamond, a
northern crackajack, by Kitty Scott after
they had run tie. Daisy Hamburg, re-
cent arrival from the east, made a good
showing. The entries are coming freely
for the Christmas meeting, and big crowd
il expected from San Francisco.
In the run-off in the open stake Sprig O.
the Hill heat Midnight, Lady Agnes beat
Slippers, Fleetwings beat Stella B, White
Diamond beat Premier, Lassie Hays beat
Queen Kelp, Kitty Scott beat Master Jack,
Jean Vatican beat Mermaid, Reliance beat
Daisy Hamburg, Alice beat Sir Richard,
Lille beat B. B. and B., Enterprise beat
Happy Maid, Torpedo beat Hazel Dell ia
byel.
In the first ties (stake) Sprig O the Hill
beat Lady Agnes, Lassie Hays beat Fleet
wings, kitty Scott beat White Diamond,
jean Vatican beat Reliance, Enterprise
beat Alice, Torpedo beat Lille.
In the second ties (stakej Lassie Hays
beat Sprig O the Hill, Kitty Scott beat En-
tcrprise, Jean Vatican beat Torpedo.
In the third ties (stakc) Kitty Scott beat
Lassic Hays, Jean Vatican beat Seldom
Seen "a bye).
In the finals Jean Vatican beat Kitty
Scott, with Lassie Hays third.
In the run-off in the consolation purse
Midnight beat Slippers, Premier beat Stella
b., Lassie Hays beat Hazel Dell Ia bye),
Daisy Hamburg beat Mermaid, b. B. and B.
beat Sir Richard, Happy Maid beat Hard
Shell Ia bye).
In the first ties (consolation) Premier
beat Slippers, Master Jack beat B. B. and
b., Daisy Hamburg beat Happy Maid
In the second ties (consolation) Premier
beat beat Master Jack, Lille beat Daisy
Hamburg "a bye).
In the finals (consolation) Premier beat
Daisy Hamburg, with Master Jack third.
The herald., 1898-12-19
List of Votes Received Up to p, Saturday, Dec. II

Isl UT VUtTS RVCTVCu Up u pI, SATURDAY, DTC. II
Pratt Miss Abbe L. Harper 72,13S
Angela Sister, Cathedral school. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o6o24
Linn Father ST. Vincent college 5000
Sabine Agnes G., Hayes street school,. 55,255
Dubois Mrs. G. c., CASTELAR, street. 3o327
Housh W. H., High school. 2o5oS
Curtin Miss Louise, Cambria street 1928
Williams, Mrs. JOSIE Senous street. 1864
Barraclough, Miss Netie A., Arroyo 9o35
Keppel Mark, Union avenue school. 1929
Tn, Miss Mamie Hewitt street school. $3.50
Newby, Miss Nellie j.. Griffin avenue 3,455
Mllard, B., Spring street school 3,227
Campbell Laura J Olive street school 2,7oo
McGauhey, Miss OPAL Custer sreet..... 2451
Madden, Mrs K. L., Breed street school 2,201
This Is the Only Form OF Ballot That Will Count
The herald., 1898-12-19

sentatives from outside clubs, as well as
players of the game who have not joined
the organization, will participate. The
entries are beginning to come in, and big
list will be the result. Handsome prizes
have been offered. The club cups will be
on exhibition at the club house. The cups
are very artistic, handsome affairs being
made of silver, with three handles, each
formed of an elk antler. The cups rest on
black pedestals.
The herald., 1898-12-19

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where by nature the reverse exists. Even the
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and other facial disagurem ents. are perma-
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refined complexion assumed. Ladies. you can
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handsome as any lady in the land by the use
Of Dr. Bourdon's French Arsenic Complexion
Waters Used by men, the results are equally
favorable. Price per small box, soc. Large
box, 81 90; or SPECIAL order of six large box es,
IS 90. Sent postpaid and under plain wrapper
on receipt of the above amount THE PAR
IsIAN DRUG CO., 1871 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, Cal.
The herald., 1898-12-19
INGLESIDE RACES
Commissions Taken by Black & Co.
Ingleside Race Entries

Black & Co., 143 South Broadway, will re-
ceive entries and take commissions on the
Ingleside races, held under the auspices of
the Pacific Coast Jockey club
Entries will be posted daily and complete
service by wire. Following are the entries
for today:
First race, one mile, sellng-Judge Wof-
ford II, Felicite II, Baliverso 1903, Sokomber
The herald., 1898-12-19
The Last Week
of the Record

The authorized requested
will ballot
evening"
the making
standing
subscribing Herald
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-07-29
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-01

Christian spirit and now that she is dead
her large circle OF friends realize that Q
good woman has gone to her reward.
The funeral services we're held at the F..
y. church on Thursday, Feb. "a, Rev. d.
B Reed, of the College, officiating. The
church was fllsd, many OF the old
settlers with aching hearts participating.
The remains were laid at rest In tho
family lot by tho side Of her kindred.
Thus IL is that the old land marks are
fast passing away; little longer and
none will be left to tell the pioneer story.
Eighty summers or nearly of bloom
Looking backward along the years.
kach one 1ed with sweetest perfume
RAINBOW colored through smiles and through
tears.
All OF the sorrow her brave heart knew,
Lett no sad or pitiful trace.
Friends found comfort her whole life through.
trusting the heart shining out OF her face
Earth had no spirit more pure or sweet,
Angels ne'er welcomed a soul more fair!
fiowers or kden are at her ;eet
Ioucned into youth IS her silver hair.
sorrew not then for the soul that has fed,
tIed where the season with pleasure Is rpo
Ihlnk oil her living and not as IL dead
Living beautiful perfected life.
osseo Feb. "a, 1895 II. II. HARRING.