Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-27
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES.
Pasadenans Take in a San Ga.
briel Glove Contest.
Santa Ana Maccabees Institute
Tent at NOrwalk.
Redlands to Have One eSa1oon-Redondo's
Wharf Being Rapidly Re-
paired-Pomona'sV Vocal
Music Club.

PASADENA, Nov. 26.-A pugilistic
meeting between local middle-weight
and a Los Angeles follower of Corbett
was held at San Gabriel last evening.
About 75 sports from Los Angeles, Pasa-
dena and elsewhere were present in ex-
pectation of seeing some lively sport,
and no doubt they would have been ac-
commodated but for police interference
in the fourth round. The fight was
under Marquis of Queenaberry rules and
was to have been to finish. From the
indications at the close of the seventh,
about ii rounds would have given the
participants all they wanted;
The fight was fairly even one up to
the fifth round, when the Los Angeles
man began series OF foullng tactics
that were apparently too much Tor the
local champion and, upon his persisting
in them, a mighty howl went up from
the Pasadena boys hackers, one of
whom jumped into the ring and was re-
moved by a resounding crack on the
head for his pains.
A general row seemed imminent for q
time, but the police at this point inter
fered and put stop to the fight. The
referee then declared the affair a draw
and all bets off. Neither of the COM
batants suffered much punishment
owing to the early ending Of the fight.
No arrests were made, and the disap-
pointed reporters dispersed minus few
dollars, which was probably divided
among the belligerents.
IL. Walls INDICTMENT.
As was noted in yesterdays Los An
geles court news, Mr.. W. L. Vail, form
erly of this city but now of Phoenix,
Ariz., has been indicted by the federal
grand jury upon the charge of having
taken letter from the United States
mails at Pasadena, addressed to William
Vail, on November 80, 1891, containing
check for 500 on the San Grbriel VAL
ley bank, destroying the letter and cash
ing the check.
Mr.. Vail was formerly one of the edi.
tors of the Star of this city, being con-
nected with that paper for number OF
year. He is at present editor and pub
fishes OF the Arizona Republican of
Phoenix, at which place he has been for
the past year.
MI. Vail has many friends in this
city who are confident he will be able
to refute this charge which has been
brought against him.
SANTA FE CHANGE.
A new time card goes into effect upon
the Santa Fe tomorrow, Sunday. The
principal feature is the putting on of
two overland trains daily. The arrival
and departure of trains from Pasadena
will be as follows: Leave for Los Ange-
les daily, 7 7:O7 am, 7:25 am, 9:2S a.
M, 8 al pm, sos pm. Daily except
Sunday, s II am, IL :05 am, IL rs p.
m. arrive from Los Angeles daily, 1925
am, 9: :2S am, l: :55 pm, 4:2S pm,
5:45 pm, 7 :2S pm. daily except Sun
day, 10 :55 am, 500 pm. The over
lands leave eastbound at Z :25 am. and
5 AS pm. arrive westbound 1925 am.
and 6:Os pm. The :25 westbound and
the Z rs eastbound overlands pass at
this station and make no stop between
Pasadena and Downey avenue. 1t is
thought this new schedule will meet the
demands of the travelling public in the
best possible manner.
NOTES.
A light rain fell last evening and dur
ing the forepart of today, with indica-
tions good for continuance OF same,
owing to the low temperature.
President Keyes of Throop university
will deliver an address at the Universal
list church tomorrow morning. Sub
ject: Meanings of Thanksgiving. In
the evening the annual harvest concert
will be given at the same church.
Mrs. D. R. McLain goes to visit her
parents in Santa Barbara in a few days,
to be gone some time.
The Lake avenue g. L. S. G. meets
Monday evening, Nov 28th, at the home
of Miss Mamie johnson, corner Hill
avenue and Illinois street. The pro-
gramme will consist of roll call responses
referring to Thanksgiving, Greek his
tory, led by Miss Johnson; reading,
Miss Pillsbury: United States and
foreign powers, led by Mr.. Smith.
The ladies of All Saints church hold
Pasadena Briefs.
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