The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-24
EVENTS At SANTA BARBARA
Funeral Services Over the Re-
mains of Rev. Villa
AN IMPRESSIVE CORTEGE
The Channel City Made Lively by Sew.
eral Accidents
Runaways In Great Number - Family
Affair in the Courts-LocaI
News Notes
AN IMPRESSIVE CORTEGE

SANTA BARBARA, Oct. o3.-Funeral
services were conducted at o'clock this
morning over the remains If the late
Very Rev. James Villa. rector of the
Catholic church of this city. Rt. R ev.
Francis Mora, bishop of the diocese of
Monterey and Los Angeles, celebrated the
pontfical solemn high mass of requiem
and large number of priests from every
section in Southern California assisted
at the ceremonies. For two days and
nights his body has LAID in state in the
church OF which he was so proud and
thousands OF his parishioners called to
have last look at the features of their
departed friend ana counselor. Father
James was 66 years of age and had been
rector OF the church of Our Lady of Sor-
rows for thirty-eight years. He was q
man of profound erudition, an eloquent
preacher, universally liked and esteemed
and dearly beloved by his congregation.
Hundreds paid their respects to his mem
DRY and the largely attended funeral was
the grandest yet most solemn burial
ever witnessed in this city.
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
chapter of accidents for one day will
show that in some respects at least San ia
Barbara is lively place. Two vehicles,
one occupied by Miss Lizzie Douglass and
lady friend, the other by W. w. Pierce,
collided on State street, and all were pre-.
clpitated to the hard pavement. Miss
Douglass lost her purse, containing
about S12, but no serious injury resulted
to any Of the parties.
Two horses attached to cab started on
a run from De la Vina street along Vic
that thorough fare, striking anu smas ii ng
a buggy below Gotta street and winding
up at the end Of the wharf. A hose team
was practicing near the clock building,
directly on the route taken by the runa
way. and the firemen barely succeeded In
getting the apparatus out of the way.
The pigtail of a cyclist named Hop
Now became entangled in the rear wheel
of his bike while gong at rapid rate
and the gentleman received a bad fall
near Haley street.
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Miguel Angulo is today on trial In the
superior court before Hon. ". b. Cope
and jury, On charge of adultery. The
COH are HIS Vile, hUuesd
Angulo, and his brother in-law, Salvador
Olives. On behalf of the people, Mary
Gotta, jose Robes, A. P. Romero and
other witnesses testified that the defend
ant had without cause abandoned his
wife and livedwith Mcaela Anguo, the
divorced wife of Tiburcio Angulo. an
uncle of the defendant. State is repre-
sented by District Attorney A. A. Ogles-
by and W. p. Butcher, and defendants
counsel is q. A. Storke.
NOTES
When tn e two trains met at Carpenteria
last evening Sheriff John Burr of Los
Angeles and Sheriff Thomas H. Hicks of
Santa Barbara shook hands, and the
Barbaremo forked over to the Angeleno
one Thomas l.. Mack. a crook wanted on
a charge of embez.lement. The prisoner
and his fiddle were captured here.
Notary Public Grant Jackson yesterday
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Fong Ngan and Miss All Hong. Messrs.
All Ling and Ha Jim We're the COM
padres, while many Melian folks also
witnessed the nuptials.
Next Saturdays Independent will be
edited entirely by ladies from the Wo-
mans club.