The herald., 1893-10-22
POMONA.
The Toughs who Accompanied tho Or
Gus Got In Trouble.

The Toughs Who Accompanied the Orr
Gus Got In Trouble.
POMONA, Oct. 21.--As usual on such
occasions, especially when circus is
followed by go many ''roughs," there
was more or less work for our local
officers in the way of breaking up vari-
GUS gambling Cor stealing) games. tax.
ing in pickpockets, highway robbers,
dieturbers of the peace, etc.
Esrly in the stage Of the game Special
Policeman Manchester. in attempting to
arrest manipulation of one OF these
games, was menaced by two or three
confederates with drawn knives, all
finally escaping through the dense
crowd. Constable G. s. Gilbert, in the
act of making an arrest, was struck on
the arm, from behind, by one OF the cul-
prit's chums unknown to the officer in
the jam), giving the opportunity of an
escape. Officer Gilbert, however, with
grim determination. followed him clear
into the dressing tent, but owing to SO
many avenues OF escape through such
crowd, with the scores of intervening
distractions, failed to get his game.
Last night better sdccess was had, as
Ed johnson was arrested by Special
Policemen Lovelace and limerick, and
his trial set for Monday at O'Clock
Ed Thompson was arrested by Marshal
Lorbeer and Special Policeman Rsyn-
olds, on charge OF attempt at robbery,
set for Monday at 10 O'Clock; Harry
Harris for disturbing the peace, arrested
by Constable f. 0. Slanker, pleaded
hox fltfo I'M nd
was fined. John Thomas, a barber OF
Pomona, arrested by Marshal Lorbeer
upon a complaint by Andy McVay, q
hotel porter here, charging an assault
with deadly weapons; trial set for 8
o'clock Monday afternoon; Thomas
discharged on his own recognizance.
Besides the number who went to Los
Angeles today via the Santa Fe there
were some 65 tickets sold at the South
ern Pacific depot, 30 our little town
will be pretty we'll represented today at
Agricultural park.
The subject of Rev. f. W. Dowling's
sermon tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
and in the evening at will be The
Facts OF Miracles.
There will be no service at the First
Presby terian church tomorrow, as Rev.
Craig, the pastor, is attending the synod
at Oakland.
The lodging house on the corner of
Thomas and Fifth is now under the
supervision OF Mrs. j. Fuqua, who has
returned from Riverside to her old
home.
The two "slow up" sign boards
promised by Division Superintendent
Muir, when here before our city council
some weeks ago. comforting with them
as TO the ordinance regulating epeed OF
trains through the city, have arrived
and will be placed on either side of the
depot one-half mile distant therefrom.
The October musical recital by the
class of Mrs. j. X. Dimond and Chas. J.
Dimond, will be held at the Hotel Palo-
mares parlors, October 25th, as fare
well to the latter who leaves for
Arizona.
AS foreshadowed in these items q few
days since, the late j. Rinearson, of the
firm of Reed & Rinearson, is at last re-
lieved from suffering. The funeral will
take place from the residence tomorrow
afternoon at 80. The sorrowing widow
and her four little children have the
real sympathy of this community.
Mrs. j. I. Kuhns of Elsinors is q
guest for few DAYS OF Mr.. and Mrs. @.
E. Freeman, ct the corner OF Libbie and
Thomas streets.
The band will give an open-air concert
this evening.
Mayor J. A. Gallup has returned from
his vacation.
Mr.. f. j. Martin and his little
daughter, Miss Helen, went down this
morning IN take in the racea at Apricrl :
tural Park.
j. Weber left Master Philip to dis
tribute ice and soda today, and hied
himself away to see what horses came
out ahead.
Mr.. ]. N. league was among those
who went to see what was to be seen at
the fair grounds today.
The coffee and cake supper at the
Salvation barracks this evenings winds
up the week of entertainments in Po-
mona. which have been many and
varied.
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