The herald., 1898-01-01

ent sextet win be in evidence and will
attempt to pace Furman for the mile
coast record, which now stands at 1852
and is held by Cotter Of Tacoma.
1t will be very difficult. however, to
find men to man the big machine, as
none Of the local riders have had any
experience. The races are given by the
Y. M. G. A., and are under L. A. w. sane
tion.
4 The death of Early Myers. aged three
Pears, native of Kansas, occurred this
Eiorning at about half-past ten at the
fome of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Myers, 237 South Vernon avenue.
(eath was caused by scarlet fever, with
yhich another young son Of Mr.. Myers
dsd about a week ago. Still another boy
the family is sick and may not re-
eyer. The house is quarantined. The
btial of the boy who died this morning
rtdcs place tomorrow. There will be no
fHeral service owing to the nature of
thu disease. The Myers home is said to
beh bad sanitary condition, which is
doptless somewhat accountable for the
deah Of the two children.
T1uorrow being the thirty-fifth ami
ver4ry Of the proclamation which freed
the Aaves the colored people will cele-
brattin G. A. r. hall with exercises in
the tening. Rev. Tillman Brown of
San Francisco will be the orator Of the
day. special invitation has been ex-
tend4 to the G. A. r. post and the w. r.
c., art to every union soldier In the city.
The alair is given under the auspices of
the douglass and Afro-American
ieagu9and no admission will be
chargd
DR.. Hggs of South Euclid avenue en-
tertaind members of his Sunday school
class win reception last evening.
Those pfsent were Misses Maggie and
Lizzie Stith. Blanche and Edith Harry,
Helen Cfistie, Martha Rrenner, Maud
Webster{Esther and Laura Hampton,
Eva andrabel Webster. Essie Menden-
hall. Ell43riggs, Lima Mcdonald, ElIa
Rand; Mssrs. George Darlington, Hen
ry Doty, Eheaney, Stevens, CHARLES and
Harry B4sgs, Ralph Turner, William
Beth.
Mr.. Il. &nfield's Sunday school class
was entehined last evening by Mr.
and Mrs. knfield at their home on Eu-
reka street Parlor games and refresh
ments we4 enjoyed besides musical
and literaf program which was rem
dered. ThSelass presented their teach
er with a 4ndsome book.
Miss Sart1 Maloney, aged is years,
died this mining at her home, Al Peoria
street, fron pulmonary hemorrhage.
Deceased che here only two months
ago from .B1okfield, Mass. Her sister,
Miss Mary Money. will accompany the
remains to Fookfleld tomorrow.
Harry Mu&er was thrown from his
horse this fernoon while riding on
North Fair Oks avenue. He was taken
to DR.. Sweahgen's Office and it was
found that nl bones were broken.
Pasadena ldge 324. /. O. o. F., cele-
brated it's .tw9th anniversary last eve
ming in /. o. q F. hall, about $50 guests
being presentfnciuding members and
their families. IAN oyster supper was
served.
Officers OF tn Epworth league were
entertained byfr. and Mrs. s. r. john
son last eveninAat their home on South
Madison avenul Some business was
transacted, afteMhich the evening was
socially spent.
Mrs. G. w. Rlhardson of San Ber-
nardino is the gtst of her sister, Mrs.
Rochat Of Summihvenue.
Mrs. X, M. DURAN is recoveringfrom
an illness.
Mrs. w. d. Turtr of North Raymond
avenue is serious1 Ill.
Mrs. Ella Crawfh,d is visiting friends
in San Bernardin{
Charlie Johnson of Los Angeles is
visiting here.