The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-26
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preached that eloquently and industfi
| ousIv throughout the state. Wien tn,
votes were countet they found that / tat
! senate, with thirty one mem bers, the,
| had not one; in the house. with l5l me N
| bers, they had but five. The party wa
laid out fiat on its back, killed by a pop
osition to put Maine back into the ole
| rum time. The people of Maine know ;
good thing uhvn they have it, and have
! sense enough To stick to il. Our Law
needs amendments, which we'll have py
| ana by. Res ectfully, NEAL DOW.
Addresses were then made by Rev. A,
C. MAXWELL and Rev. W. NJ. Jones upon
the subject of the liquor traffic and tn,
best way to control it, or rather to STAMP
it out, for both we're for the entire pro-
hibition OF tn. traffic.
BURGLARY.
While the family of f. A. Walker. the
East Colorado street jeweler. were at
church yesterday morning, their house
on South Ma iison avenue was entered by
burglars and valuables to the amount Of
shout 500 sto'en. An entrance was
effected through the bacx door cutting
the screen. The property stolen COM
prised four diamond rings, a gold chain,
necklace and two or three pins. There
was considerable sjlverware in the house,
but 1t was not DISTURBED. No clue.
BREVIrIES
Ele trio heaters, onsisting of a cylin-
der OF sheet iron wrapped with asbestos
and wire through which a current is con-
veyed, will he put in the Los Angeles
aud Pasadena line of electric cars this
week. Each car will contain two of these,
one on each side of the aisle under a
seat. The electric road managers have
rr;t
Angeles authorities 10 arrest Iny parsons
who make disturbances on the cars.
The new bicycle track on Lincoln ave.
nue. is about completed. Large mum hers
of riders, among them some uf the east
ern men who will race here, visited the
track Sunday and expressed their ap-
prevail.
At the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton Yesterday afternoon Sta,e Secretary
Speares gavs most stirring address, the
subject being the Need of the Day Power
OF the Holy Spirit. large gathering of
young men was present and enjoyed the
services.
The death OF Malcolm H. McGregor of
Sierra Madre occurred there yesterday
from Brlght's disease. He was SO years
of age, and came here from Montana
about two months ago.
LIS. Llslo bdru"I. WHOSE Tesll5UCe was
on Green street, died yesterday aged 26
years. The funeral takes place from the
house tomorrow at 8 80 a. m.
Chinaman was brouhtg il from
Baldvln's ranch yesterday afternoon
charge with attempting to commit rsps
upon the 5-year oil daughter of j.. Ora
ham, who is employed upon the ranch.
me Chlnaman was arralgned before Re-
corder Rossitsr and held for bail in the
sum of $4,000 to await examination. Being
unable to provide bondsmen he was taken
the Los Angeles county j. /.
Arthur Hanson, vagrant, was given
dve days by Recorder Rossiter this morn
ing.
Professor John Muir, the well-known
writer and explorer, is visiting Pasadena,
the guest of I. P. Lukens. He aud Mrs.
LukenS spent some weeks together in
the Hetch Hetchy valley this summer
Mr.. Muir was in Pasadnea twenty years
ago
The arrival of Miss n. NJ. Hitchcock
from Knoxville, ILL.,. was the occasion of
a coffee party given Saturday afternoon
by Misses Lucy c. GARDEN and Nellie
Howard, former pupils OF Miss Hitch
cock. The latter will reside here per
manently.
The United Samaritans expect to fur
nish some fifty families with Thanks
giving dinners. Cont but ons of clothes
NJ +. church alter 8 O'Clock Wedne sday.
The charge OF battery praferred against
Or. Lanterman + La Canyada by a young
woman who hal WORK d as domestic
IN his family was dismissed when IT came
up the second time IN Judge Merriams
court. owing to the absence of the COM
planning wit ess.
Tue Tu sday Evening club gives its
arst public meeting tomorrow night. A
90 program has heen prepared and a
snail ad ission fee is to pe charged.
The mission chapel erected by the
Christian church a. the corner OF East
Colorado AID Mission avenue was dedi-
'ateh yesterday afternoon b. appropriate
ervces. Rev. A. G. Snithar pastor of
he First Christian church, Lo. Angeles,
lrea he'd from the text, "Exho'ti q
'ou to esrne sly contech for the faith
nee deliv- red unto the saints de
. II. Elliott Ward stated that $3.50 wls
lee1ed to clear the building from de t.
mas was quickly subscribed after which
he e iicatory PRAYER was offered by
Evangelist J. A. G. Romii.
j. NJ. Glass, state orsanizer for the
CONDITION party, has returned from q
rip to the nnthern counties and will re-
IAN here for a me.
E iito- William Caller of the Long
'each Breaker wA' in town yesterday.
Mrs. a. l.. Petrie is seriously i'll and
er dau Inter has come up from Los An.
eles t. i've her necessary care
The infant son of VIII am Harry died
esterday and the funeral took place this
ftefnoon from the residence, South FAIR
,aKs avenue.
Gardner Smith and son of South Mo-
me avenue leave tomorrow for trip TO
Aern county to look after some mining
interests tbsre.