The herald., 1898-09-30
HE MADE NO VOTES
GEN. BARNES RITTER DENUN.
CIATIoN OF DEMOCRATS
His Speech and That Of Gage Fell Flat
At Santa Ana-News
Notes

SANTA ANA, Sept. 9.-Since the famous
speeches of Gen. w. H. l.. Barnes and
II. 7. Gage on Tuesday night last politics
have been exceedingly quiet In this city.
They had q fattering audience and were
well received, but the bitter denunciations
of the Democratic party by General Barnes
were neither applauded by Republicans nor
xelished by Democrats. why" said the
illustrious general, in one of his lofty
flights of eloquence, "the meanest Repub-
the best Democrat" The enthusiastic
burst Of silent applause following this SUBJ
lime utterance was only equaled by the
Arctic chill which followed cool, clear
headed politicians and voters of all par
ties say that such expressions were not
politics. and when compared with the man.
ly and dignihed utterances of Mr.. Mcguire
they sink into an insignificant state Of in
nocuous desuetude. We like clan poll
tics and greet public men kindly. no mat
ter what party they represent. General
Barnes made no votes for Mr.. Cage
The trial of Arthur Fitzpatrick of Ell Mo-
dena for disturbing the peace of his neigh
Dor, Carl Leitsch, came up this morning
In Justice Huntington's court and Fitz-
patrick was found guilty. He was
given a sentence of ninety days, the same
to be withheld during good behavior. Fitz-
patrick then retaliated by having Leitsch
arrested on a charge OF larceny, but
Leitsch was declared innocent
The case of w. T. Brady OF Downey who
was arrested on a charge of highway rob-
berry. preferred by w. ]. Piggott of River
side, was settled before Justice Hunting
ton last night, by Brady returning all the
property he took from Piggott and paying
oil costs.
Z. u. Keech has applied for letters OF ad-
ministration on the estate of A. L. Clarke,
deceased.
a social will be held IN the Christian
church tomorrow evening.
DR.. r. p. Reynolds and wife returned yes
terday from the San Bernardino noun
tains, where Mrs. Reynolds has been for
some time for the bene of her health.
Miss Helen A. Benchley OF Fullerton and
Mr.. Ralph Carhart Of Los Angeles were
married yesterday at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Bench
ley. in Fullerton.
Tho quail sea son in this county opens Sat-
urday, October 1st. and continues five days.
GeVeIal uuabtlu6 pdEtlcS nave Dccl OISdH-
ICED and will be on the grounds ready for
sport Saturday.
A class in Ralston physical culture was
organized here last night by F. H. Gilbert
of Los Angeles. Prof. Hoover and Misses
Mabel Longley ana Gertrude Redit were
present and assisted in the exercises.
A number Of fusion candidates went to
Oceanview last night and held a public
meeting In the schools house.
Mr.. ]. j. Morse and family have moved
from Ontario to Santa Ana to reside.
Andrew Smiley and wife have returned
from q years stay in Orchard, Iowa. AZ
ter a short visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. p.
NJ. Smiley they will go to Corona to reside.
Mrs. E. F.. Tolle returned today from a
visit in Garvanza and Pasadena.
Stephen Ross Of Ash Fork, Ariz, Is in
town for q few days on business the guest
OF his father-in-law. Robert Cogburn.
Nj. Ross has disposed OF his interests in
Arizon, and with his family will soon re-
move to Santa Ana to reside.