The herald., 1893-12-07
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Dec. 6. - The Winston
search party which returned from the
mountains last evening brought no news
whatever OF the lost man, and the mys-
terry OF his disappearance is as deep as
ever.
The party was composed OF Charles
Brown, Charles Winston, Grant Girls.
void and William Sutton, who have put
in two weeks searching with no results.
Only two members OF the party now
remain in the mountains, Mr.. Newcomb
and Mr.. Sturdevant, who are encamped
in the Tejunge cafion, and they will be
home in few days.
One more, and probably the last,
search party will go out shortly and
make a thorough exploration OF the
Arroyo Seco canon, which is now the
only place where it is hoped to find the
lost man. If this should prove fruit
less, time alone can solve the mystery.
BAD FALL.
Quite serious accident occurred on
the Dodsworth house, south OF the Ray
mond hotel, yesterday afternoon, which
resulted in Mr.. George K. Thompson
being severely injured.
The house, which is a large one, is in
process OF construction, and the two men
were at work painting on q swinging
scaffold, suspended near the roof, when
In some manner the ropes gave way,
throwing than to the ground, e distance
OF 40 or so feet.
Fortunately no bones were broken,
but Mr.. Thompson received serious
hrntono nd ia afooraH int in,
juries. The patient was made as COM
Portable az possible. DR.. Green was
called in, end it is hoped he may pull
through all right.
DEATH OF MRS. BANBURY.
The death OF Mrs. Thomas Banbury
took place at the home ON Lincoln ave-
nue. this morning at o'clock.
While her death has long been ex-
pected, deceased being very low for
several weeks. it was nevertheless q sad
blow to the family, in which there are
several small children.
Mrs. Banbury WAS among the first
settlers in this place, coming here IS
years ago with her husband. She was
woman OF most loveabIe disposition. de-
voted to her family and friends, to
whom her death comes with great grief.
Shortly before her death her two
brothers arrived from Canada, her ma
tive country. and were with her to the
last. fact which afforded her much
comfort.
The funeral services will be held from
the family residence on Lincoln avenue,
near Orange Grove, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30, AMI at the Presby terian church
at 80. They will be conducted by
Rev. Fife and Rev. Harris. Interment
in Mountain View cemetery.
MINOR OFFENDERS.
The proprietor of the Carlton restau.
rant on North Fair Oaks avenue, Mr..
Shafer, was arrested upon complaint OF
the city health officer today. for main
tanning nuisancs in the shape of an
ill-smelling back. yard. The case came
up in Recorder Rossiter's court aud was
set for hearing next week.
The Los Angeles banana man who has
been selling fruit from a wagon ON the
street was arrested this morning for
allowing his vehicle to stand in one
place more than an hour. Recorder
Rossiter fined him $5.
HEALY-sEABRIGHT.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Healy and
Miss Grace Seabright took place at IL
O'Clock this morning in the Episcopal
church, on North Euclid avenue.
The ceremony WAS witnessed by few
intimate friends of the contracting
parties, the bridal party going at once
to La Canada, where they will spend
several days.
Mr.. Healy is member of the firm of
Furlong & Healy and one of our most
progressive business men.
Both the young people have many
fr lends in this city and vicinity who
join in wishing them happy futnre.
k. p. OFFICERS ELECTED.
At regular meeting OF the Knights of
Phythias last evening the following
officers were elected: @. H. Randall, @.
c.; I. d. Allin, V. c.: G. A. Richard.
son, Nj. OF W.; Charles G. Brown, pre-
late; w. p. Youug, M. of A.; G. d.
Shaw, X. of r. & S. !; G. e. Schmidt, M.
OF F.; +. Cougar, M. of E.; DIR. George
A. Deacon, physician; DR.. N. A. Dal-
rymple, trustee.
The Laughing Girl will amuse an au-
dience at the opera house on Saturday
evening next.
The annual fair at the Universalist
church opened this morning. A supper
was served by the iadies this evening,
which was we'll patronizsd.
Two young chaps were up in the re-
corder's court this morning for stealing
gold fish from Mr.. He witt.
Tho Young Mems Christian associa-
tion lyceum No. $50, l.. L. A., will hold
their regular meeting Thursday evening,
at 7 80.