Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
INJURIES HUNTERS
FIRST CASUALTY OF SEASON
is REPORTED
Robert Yarnell and Marion 6agwil
Severely Hurt-Redlands Cath
oIIcs Plan for New Church,
Valley News
Special to The Herald.


SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 1S.-The
first serious accident of the hunting
season occurred yesterday, Robert
Yarnell and Marion Bagwill of High
land being severely wounded while
duck hunting in Bear valley.
Yarnell was shot in the back and
hip and Bagwill was shot in the ribs,
his injuries being less serious than
those of his companion. A party left
Highland for Bear valley last night to
assist in bringing the injured men
home.
They were members of a party of
hunters, Percy Rogers was cleaning his
gun when it was accidentally dis
charged, Yarnell and Bagwill receiving
the full charge.
Yarnell's right leg, hip and back were
filled with the shot, while Bagwill was
shot in the back, his hat being literally
shot to pieces. They were given the
best possible care by other members
of the party, one of them coming to
the valley for help.
New Catholic Church
The Catholics of San Bernardino are
preparing to erect a handsome new
house of worship, though it IS possible
the work will not be commenced before
spring.
A movement has been started for the
accumulation of a building fund for
the erection of a church at F and Fifth
streets. The old church is too small and
has done duty for a great many years,
the parish having entirely outgrown the
present building.
The Carlsbad Seaside company of this
city, which controls a large tract of
ocean frontage south of OceanSide, |
which will be at once improved, has
completed it's organization by the cleo
tion of the following officers: j. p. Scott
of this city, president A. b. Paddock
of Rialto, vice president; H. d. Sibley |
of San Bernardino, secretary; J. F. |
Johnson, jr., San Bernardino, treasurer. |
The directors include the officers and |
A. s. McPherron of Redlands, II. C |
Malone of San Jacinto and F. L. Hos |
sack of Los Angeles
Y. M. C. Club Election
The semi-annual election of the |
Young Mems Christian club last night |
resulted as follows: President DIR. G. |
A. Hutchinson; vice president, James |
Miller; secretary. S. M. Wilson; treas |
urer, l.. w. Neff; sergeant-at-arms, S.
A. Conrad; chairmen of standing COM
f. G. Trick; economy, |
7. F. Helm; employment, DIR. G. S.
Gibbs; literary Frank H. Greene; |
finance, George w. Brown; press, w. e.
Orr.
The club will at once organize a ju-
nior department The organization has
experienced a remarkable growth and |
is being conducted along Y. M. c. A.
lines.
Fifty Santa Fe shopmen employed =
this city got the AK yesterday, being |
without any cause being as
signed further than that the company
desired to reduce the force.
The real cause of the discharge of |
the men is said to be desire Of the |
officials tc get rid of number of unde- |
sirable men who have been in the shops |
some time.
Water Deed Filled
The deed for the transfer of the
holdings of the Columbia Colonization |
company along the Mojave river in the
vicinity of Victor, the site of the new
irrigation and power enterprise, has
been filed here.
1t transfers the property to I. H. Will |
bur, representing the Poole syndicate.
The transfer includes about 5000 acres
of land with water rights given at
100000 inches. The latter figure is,
amount of water, as the water locations
involve the reuse of the water.
Coroner Pittman left today for Barn
well in response to a telegram that
one c. L, Hurlburt had been found
dead In box car there. No particulars
of the death or who the man is have
been received.
Mrs. Cassie Olive Owens has filed suit
tor divorce against her husband, Wal.
ter Owens, an express messenger, who
runs between Los Angeles and San
Diego.
End Long Courtshlp
The marriage in this city last night
of Miss Minnie Bennett of Tennessee
and Marcus Fillmore Cabe of Etiwanda
by Rev. H. e. Wilhite marks the ter
mination of a courtship extending over
a period Of several years.
Cabe came west three years ago toI
make home for himself so that he
might be better able to take a wife.
Before leaving the east he secured the
promise of Miss Bennett to become
his wife when he had secured a home.
She kept her promise and came west
clone, arriving yesterday, and they
were married Immediately.
j. w. Mcintyre of Patton and Miss
Anna Erickson of Los Angeles were
married in this city last night by Rev.
Clyde M. Crist. They will reside at
Patton. A wedding dinner was served