The herald., 1894-12-07
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A full Pullm oil tourists will depart
upon the Sunset limited. the Southern
Pacific fast train, this morning.
DR.. Louis Schlesinger, test medium
and healer, will be pleased to receive
friends at IA S. Main street.
Herr August Aamold, Norwegian vio-
linist, ranks among the first artists OF
the world. Hear him tonight at Normal
school hall.
Asmold, the greatest living violinist,
assisted by Anna Metcalf, soprano. Win.
field Blake, basso, appear at Normal
school hall this evening.
Coroner Gates received word last night
that one OF the inmates OF the county
farm, near Downsy, had dropped dead,
supposedly from heart disease. An in
quest will be held today.
There are undelivsred telegrams ct the
Western Union Telegraph company's Of
fee, corner OF Court and Main streets.
December 9th, for Miss Maud Clements,
John Ennington, j. A. Brown.
The Y. M. @. A. concert Monday
night will be conducted by Frederick
Stevenson, assisted by Winfield Blaks,
Arnold Krauss, Mise Jessie Padgham
and others.
Fred Eaton yesterday withdrew his
| name from the protest against abandon
| ing Figueroa street from Pico to Sixth
| street. lie did not understand the i'm
port OF the protest when he signed it, he
says.
Harry Walton, the noted half-baok
| from the Alliance clubs football team of
| San Francisco, arrived the city yester-
| dav. He will coach the Athletic clubs
football team for the Christmas game
with Stanford's team.
James Smith and James Barnes, pro-
iessional vagrsnts, were given Is and 40
days, respectively, in the chainRang
yesterday by Judge Austin. William
Collins and j. McCaffsry were also sent
to jail for five days for begging.
Jim Short. who, by the way, 10 longer
than his name might indicate, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Steele on a
charge Of stealing pair Of shoes on Firat
street. Short will be given hearing in
the police court today.
Detectives Auble and Hawley yeeter-
day recovered gold watch that was
stolen from q man named Stephens q!
San Diego. The thief escaped punish.
msnt by pawning the watch and leav.
ing the city.
John X. Koch, the young German
who on Thanksgiving day shot himself
three times and then didn't die, will
recover. He is being we'll cared for al
the county hospital, but despite his i'm
provement he yet has q desire to kill
himself.
! A hard looking young man giving the
name OF George Anderson was booked at
the police station last night for petty
larceny. Officer Steele accuses Anderson
of stealing an um mbrella and rubber coat
from a man named Machado, who had
given the fellow money with which to
buy . meal.
Charles HONDA. the painter who fell
from q building upon which he was
working Tuesday afternoon, at the COR
ner OF Union avenue and Belmont street,
was removed to the county hospital yes.
terday morning. 1t is extremely doubt
full il be ever RECEIVERS. He was injured
internally and his case has become more
complicated by pneumonia.
Tho tramp contingent at the county
! Jail 10 remarkable for its numbers. Yes
terday John Lyons was added to the
gang to serve ID days for disturbing the
peace at Pasadena. This following
tramps were given from five to fifteen
days by a Pasadena justice: Daniel
Mcmillan, Arthur Easterbrook and Mike
Baum.