The herald., 1895-06-29

search of an officer. Collingwoods jew
elry store was the scene of this midnight
vsit and T. Faulkner. a candymaker in
tie adjoining store OF Barnbart's. was the
interested observer of the Informal visit
OF this cool parsonage. who, doubtless
through an oversight, failed to leave his
card. That he could have done so. and
in fact had plenty of time to SIT down and
write 1t out without fear of disturbance
IS indicated by the account of the m all
who went in. search of the valiant guard.
lans OF the public peace; not that he
tailed to find member of "de foorce."
and in fact two of them, but when they
arrived on the scene, for some reason only
known to these adopts at keeping the
peace. they cOntented themselves with
discussing th e matter at the front door
while the Industrious burglar got in his
work in the rear.
Finally Mr.. burglar, concluding that he
was not 'onto the comb nation" quietly
slid out, and after ovecoming his disgust.
tiled his hand at Louis Hermann's gun
store with better success. This is accord
ing to the account of the awakened candy
maker, but the police saw he was very
likely excited, and that instead of its
being burglar at work it was no doubt
the night watch in his accustomed ROUNDS
trying the door. as he always does.
Doubtless the police are right about it,
but the other case cannot be denied, as
the evidences are too palpably plain.
since bro ken window is left behind and
three revolvers and two guns are not.
They were valued at about $50.
Brevities
The examination of the young man,
Fred Hyde. who was arrested several days
ago on Suspicion of being concerned in
the passage of $40 bill that had been
raised from $2 was had this morning De-
fore Recorder Rossiter and resulted in his
discharge.
The general secretaries of the Young
Mems Christian association OF Southern
California. together with State Secretary
John l.. Speares and Harry Hillard, late
college secretary, are holding their quar-
terly conference in Pasadena. They
arrived in Pasadena on Thursday morn
ing and were met by the local secretary.
RACES to take them to the water COM
pany's picnic grounds at DEVILS Gate,
where. under the shade of the trees, the
morning session was held.
The visitors and ladies enjoyed ramble
through the canyon, enjoying the beauti-
water companies, while they refreshed
themselves with the cool. sparkling water
there obtained in all its purity.
The sessions were held in the parlors of
the Presbyterian church this morning.
and in the afternoon at the grounds OF
the president of the association, DR.. +.
Grinnell. on North Marengo avenue.
About one hundred and thirty ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the Pyle res
idence on Fair Oaks avenue last evening
to enjoy a social under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor society OF the
Friends church.
The programme. which comprised vocal
solos by Miss Bufkin and Mr.. Pyle
piano solos by Miss Lurel Chose and Miss
May Hadley; violin solo by Mr.. Allen
piano duet by Miss Chase and young
Mr.. Dimond; vocal trio by Messrs. q. c.
Reynolds. George Brenner and E.J. Pyle.
was well rendered. The social FEATURES
of the evening were of a pleasing nature
and the young people found it good to
be present.