The herald., 1895-11-29

perishablc n oducts to eastern points is fur
nished for the / rmation of all Interested:
cold wave will occur in eastern Nebraska.
Third Vice. President Stubs OF the
Southern Pacific has received notice from
Chicago that the Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific and their connections have de-
cided to make $50 ronnd-trip rate Do
tween Chicago and San Francisco, in case
the national Republican convention Is
held in San Francisco.
A burglar entered the BAN OF Ii y.
Morse at 1858 San Pedro street Wednesday
night and stole goods to the value OF
$50. Among the article taken were soo
in cash, a silver horseshoe, Keys ana
tools. Yesterday Detective Steele ar
rested r, o. Vignola On suspicion OF nav
ing committed the burglary.
j. II. Perkins and Charles Kane drank
too much egg nog yesterday and got into
an argument as to where WAS the pest
finally started to fight and were arrested
by Officer Henderson ut the corner OF
First and Main streets.
The coroner held an inquest Wednesday
over the remains of James b. Parker,
rancher who died from natural causes at
Lemon, n town near Pomona. Another
inquest was held over George Howard
Finch, who suicided from dependency
over the death of his wife.
In the list of reporters who did excel
lent work in the Thanksgiving number
of Tho Herald, the rame OF MISC. u. Will
lard was Inadvertently omitted. m Mrs.
Willard furnished the report of the Teach
ers' institute. fiesta, chamber OF COM
MERGE and other valuable matter.
Joseph Tasker. the driver of milk
wagon, while alighting to serve GUS
toner yesterday morning, ran nail into
his foot. injuring it so severely as to pre-
vent him from walking. He was taken
to the receiving hospital for treatment.
A. l.. Nichols, the electric car conductor
VIII threw j. w. Kirk from his car last
month, causing injuries from which he
died. was held to answer in the superior
court for murder, with bail fixed at $40, :
00U.
The county hospital will not be open to
visitors hereafter on Monday, but will be
open on Sunday and Thursday. THIS rule
does not apply to people who have rela-
tives and friends among the patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. BATES, the cornet-
lists who made so favorable an impress.
sion last spring at the Citrus talr Will
assist the Los Angeles Military band IN
an attractive program on Sunday after
noon at Westlake park,
Tho Associated Charities has donated
to the kindergarten of the College Set
Element, No. $40 New High street, share
of the clothing and provisions given to
the association by the public school chill
dren.
The coroner went to Santa Monica
canon yesterday to hold an inquest on the
remains of Frank West, who died without
an attending physician. Heart disease IS
thought to have been the cause of death.
A Tramp called at the residences of Miss
Josie Blessington, in East Los Angeles,
Wednesday, and asked her Tor something
to eat, and while she was not looking
stole her ring from her hand,
The following officers have been elected
by Wilmington lodge No. Is, f. and A.
NJ: ID. r. Clay, master; Ben Edelman,
S. W.; Benton Mccoy J. W.; }. T. sylvia,
treasurer: A. +. HUT, secretary.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
avenue Methodist church gave u Thanks
giving dinner between II and 2:30 o'clock
yesterday. for the benefit of the new
church building.
Detective Steele and Officer Matuszkiee
wig arrested George Harris at the corner
day afternoon for carrying concealed
weapons.
The ladies in charge of tho news star d
at the Hollenbeck desire to express thsir
thanks for the consideration. courtesy and
generosity shown them by the proprietor s
and guests.
Mrs. Mary Pittroff was discharged Yes
terday by order o Justice Morrison, as
there was not sufficient e. idence to hold
h,r on the charge OF adultery.
The funeral services of the late James
B. Parker of Lemon will be held at the
undertaking parlors of Robert l.. Garrett
this NOR ming at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. c. n. Hasson. with her little
daughter Ida, left for San Francisco yes
terday to attend to her business interests
in that city.
Ex-Police Officer Roberts died Wednes-
day morning from the effects or an ope-
ration performed upon him for appendi-
citis.
John Byrne, general passenger agent
of the Southern California railroad, has
returned home from his trip to San
Francisco.
Travel to the several peaches has by no
means oeased Yesterday several hundred
boarded the trains headed oceanwards.
A. DE Russey, division freight agent
Of the Texas Pacific railroad with head
quarters at New Orleans, is in the city.
Attorney Biscailuz was arrested
Wednesday by Deputy Constable Mugne.
mion on four charges OF embezzlsment.
Drs. A. G. Wiley and &. N. man and
p. Wall and wife of Akron, Ohio, have
apartments at the Ramona.
A large humber of people took the 9:10
Terminal train yesterday morning for
Echo mountain.
An adjourned meeting Of the Typo
graphical union will be held on Sunday
next.
Harry Edwards has returned from Oak
land and is stopping at the Ramona.
General Manager Wade enjoyed his
Thanksgiving at the Hotel del Coronado.
N. A. Williams and wife of Chicago
have arrived at the Ramona.
We are making extensive preparations
for holiday trade, and are receiving large
assortments of framed pictures, piano
and banquet lamps, brass tables, all
kinds of leather goods, fancy ivorine
goods and hundreds of other novelties,
handsome and appropriate for Christmas
presents, all of which are marked at a
price to sell. We carry the largest assort-
ment of goods suitable for Christmas
presents of any house in the city Gal |
and zee our lines. Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
1873 South Spring street.
Howell falace of footwear, Ill South
Spring street, has the greatest varsity of
footwear. You can select from twenty
different styles of white kid or canvas
slippers. Oxford ties or strap sandals
for the bull season, at Howell's Palace of
Footwear, Ill South Spring street, Ma
deau block.
Don't fail to see the fine lins of photo
gravures at Lichten berger's art EN- DO
rum, 10Y N. Main street. A new series of
cupids included in the aobve. Special
sale of artists studies this week, 10 cents
each.