The herald., 1896-01-22
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and found her house ransacked. There
was money in the house, bat the burg
lar failed to find it. A descriDtion of
the man has been given to the police
and one arrest made, the right man has
not yet besn found.
Misses Morton aud Alice Morton,
| daughters of Ex-Governor Levi P. Nor
ton, chaparoned by Mrs. Harvey, have
| taken a house on HollistOn avenue for
| the winter.
Miss Amy Lacy of North Moline
, avenue celebrated her sixteenth birth
day last evening by being surprised by
number of her friends, who char tered
car to take the to and from the scene
OF the festivities. Games and light re-
freshments were the order of the even
ing and pleasant tine was spent.
According to Mr.. Nelnes' gauge the
rainfall Of yesterday was Il3 inches.
The storm yielded las inches. The
fall for the season was $685.
Tle re was special hop at the Green
last evening to celebrate the arrival OF
recent gnests. 1t was we'll attended.
Grown of the Valley lodge No. At, A.
0. U. W., have postponed installation
until February l.
Burglars recently entered Glendale
Villa, the property of Thomas Ban
berry. on the corner of South Fair Oaks
and Glendale street. They cut through
screen, but secured nothing, as the
valuables had been removed.
A program, including dancing, ac-
companied by Dimond's orchestra, has
been arranged by Alexander lodge,
385, Sons of St. George, for Wednes-
day, the 22d.
A case Of highway robbery occurred
Saturday evening near Roses ranch.
MIR. Lybarger Of this city, while driv-
ing d fish wagon,w held up by tramps
and relieved OF $l2. The thieves had
besn hiding in the shadow of an euca-
iyptus grove and came suddenly out
10 front of the horse.
The excursion to Riverside tomor.
row Wednesday, on the Santa Fe will
run as advertised. There is no post
ponement on account OF rain.
Marriage licenses have been issued
as follows: Clementa Strada, a native
Mexico, aged "a years. and Amelia Oar
rallies, native of California, aged Is
years, both residents of Pasadena; and
Joseph 3. Talcott, native of Ohio,
aged Y years, and Mary L. Denham, q
nutive af New York, aged 81 years, both
residents or HaSadeIia.
Health Officer Rowland reports one
death from congestion of the brain for
the week ending January 18. There
are no new cases OF scarlet fever.
Charles Knight of this city is mana
ging the lime works and apparatus be-
longing to Judge knight and Los
Angeles syndicate on tho route of the
Southern Pacific near Roscoe. Though
ago the place had been abandoned on
account of the scarcity OF fuel. Since
Judge Knight and party took the mat
ter up it has begun to pay.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Nina Constance Lytle, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Beatty Lytle of
Chicago to Mr.. Wood barry Melcher of
New York. Mr.. Melcher is stepson of
Mr.. j. ID. Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melcher will live in New York.
| Mr.. Simeon, celebrated German
artist, has arrived here with his family
from Austria.
| J.U. Mariner is out again after an
illness of five days.
! Attorney Metcalf is in San Bernar-
dino today on legal business.
i Mrs. and Miss Morrison of Denver,
Col, who have been residing on Oak
land avenue for several weeks, leave
! tomorrow for Coronado.
Arrivals at Hotel Green: Mrs.
| Charles Fl. Burleigh, South Berwick,
| Me-; G. Campbell-Johnston. e. S.
Campbell-Johnston, San Rafael; Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Emmons, Boston;
! Charles M. Williams. st. Paul; Mise s.
NJ. Hardy, Boston; w. D. s. Anderson,
w. 3. Davenport, Chicago