The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-25
PUTTING ON MORE Trains
To Run From Pasadena to Los
Angeles
RATES ON THE RAILROADS
The Southern Pacific Ready to Run
Regular Trains
The AdeIphlan Society Preparing for Winter
Entertainments-Y.n n. C. A. Meeting
for Debate-Personal Notes

"a ADENA, Oct. 24.-There are no
startling developments as yet in the
railroad situation, resulting from the
cut announced by the Terminal road
to 60 into effect on the 9th instant,
although the Santa Fe has announ ced
that new time schedule will take effect
on that road on the Goth instant and the
number of trains will be increased on
that date. II g presumed that no reduc-
ton will be made by that road in the
sing le-trip rate, since it would involve q
change in all the rates to the eastward,
or charge OF discrimination, which
would be made by the stations to the
east of Pasadena. in case this were done.
But as to the plans of the com pany, moth
ing has been given out, and it is all sur
mise regarding rates. However. there is
no guess work about the matter OF the
great preparation that is going on to put
the road bed in the best possible Oondl-
ton for making fast time.
The work of changing the Santa Fe
curves along the line between here and
Los Angeles goes vigorously forward,
present operations being confined TO the
Raymond curves. These are being
Strengthened and converted into both
easier turns and easier grades. To accom-
plish this the t rack in the Raymond cut
will be lowered eight feet. Work in
straie htening is also to be done near Nor
gan's and north of Colorado street in this
city.
The Southern Pacific begins run
ming regular trains on the Both instant,
and will begin with nine trains each way
per day. The Offices will be moved into
the new depot at that date, work upon
which is being pushed rapidly to get it
in readiness for the opening day.
BREVITIEs.
The Adelphian society of Throop Poly
technic has jus: made arrangements with
the manager of New York organizatio
for the presentation of series of dra-
matte and musical entertainments dur
ing the winter.
The East and the West Side football
teams play Saturday afternoon at the
Terminal grounds. The rival teams ha We
been steadily practicing all week.
The new music for the Throop chapel
exercises has arrived and the singing is
now icing conducted under Professor G.
II. Chant ers. The Rev. Clark Crawford
conducted the religious exercises this
morning.
Mrs Ella b. Gabri-, willow OF ths late
H M. Gabriel has filed a petition for
letters OF administration on his estate,
which comprises, among other property
$500 in stock in the First National bank
OF Glidden. la.
S. r. Churchill. an elderly man who
has room in the alley between COLORADO
and Union fell down stairs last night
and hurt his back pretty badly. DR.. Nc
A lister gave him surgical attention.
j. d. Nash has some fine Plymouth
Rock fowls which always take premiums
wherever they are exhibited, and the
Sixth Ddistrict fair now in progress in
Los Angeles has proved no exception
His fowls and those he has sold from the
same strain took all the premiums but
one in the class IN which they were ex-
hbited.
The electric railroad company is prepar-
ing to put on several more cars for morn
ing and evening services so as to accom-
modate travel, and it lie probable that the
ervce during parts of the day will be
svery ten minutes.
l.. H. Parker. superintendent of the
Monon railway route, and balty OF
friends, arrived here last night by private
car over the Santa Fe, and today they
have been to Santa Monica and about this
city. They go to Echo Mountain tomor-
row.
Henry Schwinger was arrested last
night for vagrancy and was sent down to
the county Jail this morning for ten days.
George Abbott WAS fined $50 for dis
turbing the peace and given sixty days
for yaerancy in the recorders court.
The Hance Turner case OF the gambling
series was set for trInl in Justice Mer-
rams court TO-DAY, but it was continued
as in the Williams case, 20 await the de.
oision of Judge Smith in the haDeas cor
pus proceedings.
j. W, Wood has bought out the interest
of his partner e. Il. Week, in the drug
business of Week 4 Wood, and hereafter
he Will conduct it alone. Mr.. Weeks