The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-05

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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The wealth
o. bureau hiss issued warning Of a severe
iornis, Oregon and Washington tomor.
row. fbe storm will be- especially severe
north of Cape Mendocino and on the
Oregon and Washington coasts, and there
viii be danger to shipping. Rain will
Caliiornia as far south as Santa Cruz
along the coast and in the interior 20
Stockton.
The girl ommitted to the Whittier re.
form school by Judge Smith Tuesday
was enormously published. Owing to the
fact that the name as given Is that of the
l6-year.old daughter of Mrs. e.. Nj.
Miller of No. 800 Center street, soms per-
Sons not intimately acquainted with the
young lady might be misled in the mat
ter and the correction is made accord
ingly.
Detective Steele saw five men trying to
dispose of some sacks on Turner street
yesterday ami thought probably the sacks
had been stolen, but when he approached
three OF the men ran. The others were
for petty larceny. They gave the nam s
of Willie Jemmison and Charles Caster.
Joseph Phillips got under the Gin
fusnce" Tuesday nj hit anu amused him
self ana friends by trying to shoot the
hub out OF the wagon in which Deputy
officer placed PHILIPPE under arrest, and
yesterday he pleaded guilty to a.charue
OF disturbing the peace and was fined SIS
by Justice Owens.
l.. NJ. Kane OF 81. East Eighth street
had his right hand caught IN the ma
chinery at the power house of the Los
Angeles Electric Railroad company yes
terday and the thumb and two fingers
were cut Off He was attended by DR..
WinslOw.
On Tuesday evening next company A
OF ths Y. ". G. A. will give reception
to Company b, the new mem bers, the
contributors to the special fund and all
members of the associat on. The affair
willtake place in the association rooms
Leon Weisenberrer and Harry Lichten-
stein. the Hungarian Jews charged with
stealing me clothes from Mrs. Loeur of
Banning street. pleaded not guilt, yes
terday before Justice Owens and demand
ca jurv trial. The case was continued
until the 18th.
Officer Matuszkiewig found man nam.
ed G. W. Farren wandering on Los Anee.
les street early yesterday morning sting
IN strange manner and sent him { o the
police station where he was booked for
insanity.
A break occurred yesterday morning in
the Union OIL ompary's pipe on Flowe r
street. between Sixth and Seventh.
About fftv barrels of oil ran to waste be-
fore the break could be Iemedied.
General NJ. NJ. sherman Of the Pasa-
dena and Pacific electric road will donate
to the newsboys home the full pro eeds
from two OF the company's cars for on
full week.
Juan Rodriguez, who stole string of
peppers from grocery store on North
Main street, was found guilty yesterday
and n i'll be sentenced tomorrow for petty
Larceny.
Russ Shane, this boy who stole saw
from carrenter in Mott alley, was held !
to answer to n charge of burglary yester- |
day by Justice Owens i'll the sum of
$1,000.
Ed. Grant, the man who tried to escape !
by pretending he was Wnitoomb, was
also examined for robbing a room on
Third street and held to answer in this |
sum OF 5000
In the United States district court |
yesterday the trial of W. 8. W Sc, the |
Perris attorney CHARGED with perjury, !
was continued until January 3, 1896.
AT the coroner's inquest yesterday on |
the remains Of George L. kenney it was |
decided that death had resulted from val
rular disease of the heart.
N VeIClCL Ul uCFluontai ucbtQ was 1OunU !
in tho case Of Jack Riley who died from
the effects of burns he received in a store
on East First street.
Infor nation was reca;ved yesterday to |
the effect that a man had been found |
dead at Cala0aeas. The coroner went |
there in the afternoon.
Mary Ann Perkins will hereafter take |
$40 Yesterday for having ischarged fire |
arms within the city limits.
The trial of 4. J. Cuddy went over |
until this afternoon at 3 80 o'clock, as all |
of the testimony was not heard yester- |
day.
Burglars entered the Voss lodging |
house on East Second street Monday |
nigat and took $40 in cash besides valua-
BILE papers.
Fatty degeneration caused the death of
the unknown man who was found dead |
In the rear OF u North Main street saloon
Pete Mulhern was arrested bv Officer
Mckenzie yesterday and charged with
having stolen some trousers.
Postotice Inspector NJ. II. Flint las
gone TO San Francisco on business trip.
The Santa Fc brought in yesterday one
OF the largest Chr stmas trees ever seen
in this town. Tho same came from the
San Bernardino foothills and is beauti
ful and perfect specimen. 1t took q
special flat car to transport same. The
tree will be one of the main features of
the Santa Claus rece ption to bs given
next Saturday at the Crystal Palace on
Main street. Il
Lovers of fine art are always OIL the
alert for something new. A new line of
etchings. mezzo-tInts. engravings, car
bons. photos and gravures have Just been
at H.sC. tichten berger's art emil
porium, 1O7 N. Main ST., for the holiday
trade. n
The annual payment and semi-annual
interest on street Improvement bonds are |
now due and payable at my office, and if
un paid January /, 1876, viii De deln-
quent and tho property subject to sale.
W. A. Hartwell. city treasurer.
Dr.. PEBBLES has recently cured several
bad cases OF syphilis and scrofuIa BY hy-
podermic injection, that for wears re.
sisted all other forms of medical treat
ment. Enquiries answered and references
given at 4i6ls s. Spring.
All intending to take part in the exhi.
bitiOn OF ha, dpainte,i' china at Mey berg
BIus. s Crystuf Palace on Saturday, De-.
cent er 7,h, sh )uld call at the store at
once in order to make all necessary ar
engagements for space, etc.
The Security Loan and Trust com panv
Of 23S South Spring street issues its
lebe nture bonds for any amount, large or
mail. They are secured by high grade
mortgages, and the fact Of their being in
come producing makes them desirable