Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-07


mia: Fair weather; generally warmer.
The marriage occurred yesterday al
Alhambra of Jessie Hilton, daughter OF
Maj. George W. Hilton, to Charles Car.
roll of Seattle.
The Second ward Democratic club will
meet this evening, at s o'clock, at their
hall, 6S11a Upper Main street. Bust
ness OF much importance will come be.
fore the club, and all loyal Democrats
are asked to attend, as eloquent speak
ers will discuss the issues of the day.
George Spiker, of West Glendale, has
left sample OF smoking tobacco at this
office. This tobacco was raised and
cured bv him, and is of good quality.
He has five acres in tobacco this season,
and the crop bids fair to be an excellent
one.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
Yesterday of the Bethlehem Benevolent
Board. The object of the organization
is to provide church buildings for the
Bethlehem church of this city. The
trustees are: d. D. Hill, Pasadena /;
James T. Ford, @. G. Baldwin, H. G.
Billings, H. w. Mills, w. A. Kennedy,
@. D. Williams, H. @. Whitehead and
F. M. Price.
Philomeno Perez is in hard luck. He
was tried and convicted by Justice Aus
tin of stealing a breastpin, and SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail. He took
an appeal to the superior court, and
was liberated on 800 bail. Yesterday
his bondsmen became appIehensive
that Philomeno contemplated skipping
his bail. and surrendered him. He was
locked up in the city Jail, and will re-
main there until his appeal ia heard,
unless he can give another bond.
The assistant general passenger agent
of the Southern Pacific company, Mr..
]. M. Crawley, has just been advised
that there will be round trip rate OF
$84 so in effect to Washington or Balti-
more, on account of the Grand Army
encampment; and with this additional
concession, that the trip may be made
either in one direction or both, by the
Shasta route and Portland, Oregon,
without additional charge.
The flags were at half mast yesterday
at San Pedro, the remains OF Capt. VIM.
Williams being inferred yesterday after
noon. The deceased was we'll known.
He was the captain of the Aggie, the
Rambler and other crack yachts, and
his skill in sailing small craft was
not surpassed. Some time ago he was
attacked with quick consumption and
went to Beaumont, where be died. His
remains We're brought to San Pedro and
taken directly from the train to the
cemetary.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: T. Wilder, frame
dwelling, Lecouvreur street, $500; V. Dol,
brick store buildings, $25OO; 1. M.
French, frame stable, West Lake tract,
$1,000; Aaron Mason, frame dwelling,
Thirty-third street, $2S0O; V. Dol, to
alter and change brick building (old
postofice). on Broadway, $1,000; II. A.
Zech, repairs on frame dwelling, No.
424 West Seventh street, $500; ]. Rob.
inson, frame dwelling, Baldwin street
$500; John Cuthbert, frame dwelling
Thirty-irst street, between Grand ave
nue. and Hope street, $4,000.
Thomas Lawless, who works for the
Los Angeles Steam Stone works, met
with quite serious accident at Z 80
O'Clock last night, at the company e
yard, back of the Santa Fe roundhouse.
He and other men were loading fiat
car with stone. Lawless was standing
up on the traveller, with which they
were handling the stone. He started
to step across the footboard to take hold
of the crank OF the layer traveller, and
while crossing stumbled, falling head
long to the fat car, distance OF fifteen
feet. He lit on his head and shoulders.
and was knocked senseless. On being
brought to the receiving hospital, DR..
Bryant found that he had badly con
fused cut on his head, although the
skullwa not fractured. He was bruised
considerably around the upper part OF
his body.