Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-24
NEWS FROM NEGHBOR|NG CITIES.
A Disastrous Runaway Yester-
day at Pasadena.
Santa Anans Confident that Silk.
woods Record Will Be Lowered.
A Row in Santa Ana's Board of Educa-
tion-Anaheim's Council Meeting.
Redondo Marine Notes-Rsd-
lands Happenings.

PASADENA, NOV. Z5.-W ulle MISS Dali
and her mother were driving OH old Fair
Oaks, near Orange Grove avenue, this
morning, the horse became frightened
at bicycle and suddenly turning over
turned the carriage, throwing the ladies
out. Miss Ball escaped with few
scratches, but her mother, who is quite
an old lady, was knocked senseless. She
was at once taken into Mr.. Bristoi's
house and made as comfortable as possi-
BILE until the arrival Of DR.. Bleecker, who
had been summoned in the meantime.
On examination it was found that no
bones were broken, and while the lady
was suffering with few bruises, it is
not believed she ia injured internally.
Later she was removed to her home on
North Summit avenue. Being an in
valid, the shock alone will confine her
to the house for some time.
CHIDREN's HOME SOCIETY.
The Children's Home society gave a
we'll attended entertainment at the tab
ernacle last evening. The report of the
superintendent, DR.. J. r. Townsend,
was submitted, showing $3.50 received
during the past year and "a children
taken care OF. A collection was taken
up, amounting to $54, which will be ap-
piled to the running expenses of the
home.
DIR. Gorten, state superintendent,
made short address, commenting on
the good that is being accomplished by
these societies throughout the state and
the call that is being made for an in
crease of such homes.
A splendid work has been carried on
by DR.. Townsend, and those that have
assisted them since the organization of
the society, trifle over year ago, and
they deserve the united support of the
community.
The organ recital and concert to be
given Friday evening at the Presbyte-
rian church, promises to attract a large
number of our musicslly inclined people.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
JubeI overture (duo for organ), Weber-Mrs.
VIM. Gardner Gogswell Miss Coleman.
I Waited for the Lord (hymn OF praise). Men
delssohn-Miss Coleman, Mrs. Cogswell, Mr..
and piano sccompaniment-M Pierson Miss
Eleanor Hall, Miss Susie Cogswell.
Una Voce POGO Fa III Barber. Rossini-Mr.
Allen Dodworth; Miss Lily Dodworth, accom-
panist
Andante from Fifth symphony, Beethoven
Miss Coleman.
Andante, Tempo di Bourree, Ries-Miss Pier
Fac ut Portem (stabat Mater) kossin-Mrs
W. b. Clapp.
Jesus of Nazareth, Gounod-Mr. VIM Gardner
Cogswell.
Overture TO william Tell, Rossipi-Niss Cole
man.
Hymn to the Lord, Lebouc-Mrs. Cogswell.
OaCcOmDaQlmeut.
Consolation, ,Liszt; Gavotte, ,Ambrois Thomas
Miss Coleman.
Miss Eleanor Hall, Mrs. Cogswell.
War March from Rienzi (arranged for the Or
gan by Edgar stillman Kelly, Wagner-Miss
Coleman
The postoffice will be open tomorrow
from 8 to 10 am. and from to p.
No delivery by carriers.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
serve dinner at Williams hall tomor-
row, IL 80 to 2.
The matinee performance at the opera
house begins at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. A. Deu ubroder has purchased the
cigar store on North Fair Oaks, belong
ing to Mr.. Lee.
A large number OF the Y. P. G. L. of
this city will attend the San Diego con-
vention, which begins on Friday next.
Mr.. Medill has rented the McNally
residence at Altadena for short time,
until he can secure permanent winter
home.
Tho work of connecting with the
sewer main is being carried on as
fast as possible. In accordance with
the city ordinance all cesspoole, vaults,
etc., in the bu illness portion of the town
must be connected before January 1st.
The residence of DIR. Thomas Hayes,
corner Los Robles and Walnut streets,
has been pur :hascd by Joseph Samuels ;
consideration, $4,000, The sale was
effected through Mcdonald, Brooks &
Co.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. Rev.
Pasadena Briefs.