The herald., 1895-07-12
THE HERALD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

geieSs according to the telegrApnlc ols-
patches, is actually = resident oi u; Atlanta.
esty. The. lady was in this city about
two. months ago. spending abodt two
weeks about town, trying to interest rep
Fessntative men in the exposition soon to
be held IN Atlanta, Her plans were
reputable or illegal in any way, they were
. money-making scheme solely. and OF
course In favor Of Mrs. Dooley. She was
not successful in her enterprise.
It is claimed by the mother Of Charles
Leaman that the injuries received at the
hands of Charles A. Semelmeyer few
insane. Semelmeyer and Leaman had
IN alteration in front OF the formers
place Of business on FIRST street. 6smel-
meyer struck Leaman a blow with his
INST, knocking him down. In falling the
back of the young mans head struck
Cobble stone with such force that he was
rendered unconscious for many hours.
''Wanted, to exchange 12O0-pound
horse for bicycle" is notice pasted in
. window on Broaday. Twelve hundred
pounds OF animate, capable. workable
horsefesh for twenty pounds OF inanimate
steel frame and spokes and rubber tire.
Seventy ivs pounds Of the former for one
wants ftP money makes the mare go"
Is bewhiskered proverb and it may be
true in this case. Money to boot may
make the 1200-pound horse go.
The illuminated parade. the first Of thu.
ceremonies comnem orative of the fall OF
the Bassile; will begin at $3.50 tomorrow
the corner Of Also and Los Angeles
streets, and headed by the Southern Gal
ifornia band, directed by Francisco
Touchon. will march up Spring to Third.
down Third to Main. and back on Main
TO the starting point.
The Southern Pacific will run race
Especial to Santa Monica next Sunday.
The train leaves Redland at 7-a.m.. Riv-
erside am, San Bernardino 7:10 and
Cotton 1926. No stop will be made be-
tween Cotton and Los Angeles. The train
reaches this city at 8:48. and Santa Mon
lea at 9:18.
9. ": Traver, a young Los Angeles ar
tlst, who designed the cover for the In
land Printer, a Chicago publication. is
the recipient Of o high compliment made
him in the editorial columns OF that
journal. Mr.. Traver has done a great
deal OF fine illustrating for the Santa Fe
company.
The tent and fxings OF the late Wal
terday morning to WV. Eggert. the man
who placed upon the outfit the first at
tachment. The big tent, fixtures and cle-
phant brought the sum OF $7S.
The delayed Judson excursion arrived
yesterday from the east. At Salina
Kan, there we're four feet of water in the
streets. Great damage, the passengers
say, was inflicted throughout the VIII ole
OF eastern Kansas by the big storm.
Constable Brakesuhler. who yesterday
sold a big tent and a medium sized ele-
phant for the sum of $78, says that Los
Angeles as an elephant market is not a
glittering success from sellers stand
point.
Mount Pleasant council No. 147, Frater-
nal Aid association, Boyle Heights, held
meeting last evening in the A. D. U.
W. hall which was very pleasant and
successful affair.
A new feature of Redon1o Beach is the
Inauguration OF promenade concerts on
Saturday afternoons and evenings. The
Ninth regiment baud will furnish the
music tomorrow.
Occur de Lion commandery, No. o,
Knights Templar, conferred the order of
the temple last night. The monthly con-
clave will occur on next Thursday even
ing.
John Carnage, well-known private de-
tUstive of San Francisco. is in the city
unEbusiness bent and is registered at the
Hollenbeck.
Oscar Mansfeldt Of Oakland is here on
business and is stopping at the West
minister hotel.
The local railway ticket brokers will
hold a meeting tomor:ew night. Harry
Duffin is chairmanfsf the organization.