The herald., 1898-03-06

Goldsmith issues the following challenge
to Thompson. and II Is understood that
Thompson has signified his acceptance;
PASADENA, CAL, March 4, 1898.
II hereby challenge Mr.. Bob Thomp-
son Of Salt Lake City, Utah. to spar
me fifteen rounds for points before the
Manhattan Athletic club, for from
$500 to $1,000 side, three weeks from
signing articles, either at catch weights
or at 145 pounds. give or take five
pounds. Yours respectfully,
PROF. C. H. GOLDSMITH.
"P. s.: Man and money can be found
at Prof. Goldsmith's Athletic club,
Pasadena, Cal, p. o. box 1856. If Mr..
Thompson Ignores this. 1t is GScn to
any welter-weight in America, bar
none; first come, first served
NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Work on the new Catholic school build
ing, on the corner of Fair Oaks avenue
and Walnut street, will be begun soon.
cured from the city trustees at the meet
ing last Monday, and 1t is hoped 1t will be
ready for the fall school term, 'Hhich be-
gins in August. The building, plans for
which have been drawn by Architect
Young of Los Angeles, will contain recita-
tion. study and music rooms and dormitor-
les for the sisters in charge. The building
Names, and will be an exceedingly hand
some one throughout.
BREvITIEs
DIR. Norman Bridge lectured last night
before the Academy of Sciences and guests
in Throop hall upon 1.-The Msfortunes OF
Taste" The lecturer said there is no
absolute standard of taste, either In art
science, music or literature. Taste for
tastes sake is costly, while utilitarian
taste is cheaper. High taste adds to the
burdens of the people. Taste changes with
the fashions. A discussion followed the
lecture.
T. p. Lukens has sold to A. r. Dodworth
the building at IA and 16 East Colorado
street, together with the ground upon
which 1t stands, viz, 25 feet frontage, ex-
tending back to the alley between Colorado
and Green streets The business block is
fine one of brick and is two stories high.
The consideration was $4,000.
Arthur r. Maythum, aged year. died
at the home of his mother, Mrs. G. e.
Maythum, Kensington place, yesterday.
The remains will be taken to F'redonia, N.
Y, for interment
At the regular meeting of the Shake
speare club this afternoon in G. A. r.
hall the general subject was 1.-The Work
Accomplished by Catholicism and the
relation of this branch OF the church to
literature, art and music.
meeting of deciduous fruit growers
to form permanent organization. will be
held at Lamanda Park Monday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Jerusha Dow's living pictures were given
at the Spalding last evening, under the
charge of Miss Sabin, whose management
was so successful at the exhibition of the
same pieces in the universalist church
some time ago. Miss Chamberlain imper-
sonated Miss Dow. The entertainment was
followed by dancing.
The Throop baseball team, recently or
ganized. went to Auzsa this afternoon and
defeated the team at that place by q score
of 1 to 3.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robinson of Ster-
ling, ILL.,, arrived today, to spend a few
days with Rev. N. II. G. Fife and family.
Editor Sam E. Vail of the Bowling Green
(Ohio) Sentinel is a visitor in the city.
Miss Ada Story has returned from Coro.
nado.
Miss Angie Holmes entertained the Oc-
tocorasion club this evening at Hotel
Green.
w. H. Allen and family are at Long
Beach.
Jack Keough of San Bernardino is Wis
iting friends here, having come over on his
wheel.
Dr. Youmans, editor of the Popular Sci.
ence Monthly. Is guest of the Marengo