The herald., 1894-10-01
Maximum temperature, SO.
Minimum temp erature, So.
Rainfall past "a hours, II.

Orphans fair opens this evening at
Armory hall, South Broadway, between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Wanted, 10 hat and furnishing goods
saleamen at once at Dssmond's clear
ance sale. Apply at 141 South Spring
atreet in the Bryson block.
A rare musical treat is in store for all
who attend the Orphans fair concert
this evening at Armory hall. South
Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Edward O. Watson, a resident OF
Laurel caflon, was taken to the county
jail yesterday to await examination be-
fore the lunacy commiesion on q charge
of insanity. He was brought in by
Deputy Sheriff William Cline.
Building Improvements in this city
are being rapidly pushed. Yesterday,
Sunday though it was, several oarpen-
ters were at work all day finishing up q
new dwelling which the owners were
anxious to move into Immediately.
A gentleman named Fennel, residing
at 942 Short street, hss reported to the
police that his email sons, James and
Robert Fsnnel, have run away from
home. Although they have been away
nearly week no trace OF them ia
known.
Miss Bentley. the noted reader, who
has acquired such fame in the east and
who is 80 we'll known on this coast, will
give reading before the students OF the
normal and high schools at the normal
school building on Tuesday at p. M.
Oct. 2. Others than students will be
charged 80 cents admission.
At Colegrove the rainfall Sunday
morning amounted to 10 of an inch,
making ~ for the month of September
and the season. During a period of 13
years the greatest previous Septem ber
rainfall was in 1887, when ~ of en- incl
fell. This rain will be of some benefit
to the winter vegetable crop and, if fol-
lowed by more in October, will give the
green feed good early start.
The entertainment at the college o!
science last evening at their hall, Asa
South Spring street, was very interest
ing. The programme contested OF ar
address by Hon. ]. M. PEBBLES, at one
time consul to Turkey, and song by q
missionary to India, who gave a regular
Hindostan rendition. The entire pro
grRmme was OF q very high order anc
gave the audience much pleasure.
An unusually attractive programme
has been arranged to take place q
Armory hall, South Broadway, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, this evening
the opening night of the Orphans
fair. The following well known artist
will participated Mrs. Washington
Berry. Mrs. w. B. Clapp, Mr.. J. @
Dunster, Mr.. Alloys Werner, Mr.. ArnolC
KrAuss. Mr.. Foley Parker, Mr.. ]. R
Logee. The fair will be formally opened
by Hon. Stephen III. White and an ad
dress will be given by DR.. Thomson.
The Historical society OF Southern
California will hold it's regular MONTH,
meeting for October this evening at o
N. in Judge Austin's court room, oil
city hall. West Second street. Franz
]. Policy. professor of history in tn,
Throop Polytechnic institute, will rea
paper on American Influence at tn,
Battle OF Cahusnga in 1S45." Prof
Policy has recently had access to SOM
old manuscripts containing original his
torical matter which gives differen
view of that battle from the one com
monty accepted. The meetings Of th
society are always open to the public
Visitors interested in California histor,
are invited to take part in the discus
sion of historical questions before tn
nociety.
Fred Schssfer. the well-known chei
has taken charge of the culinery de
partment of the Anheuser-Busc saloon
243 South Spring street. where he will
be pleased to meet all his former friend
and the public in general. The cele
brated premium pale lager ON draught
Turkey Dfnner
This evening at Cosmopolitan Dinin
hall, 219 West Second strest, 25 Qsnts.