Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17

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Arrowhead to Appear
The December number OF the Arrow
head, a magazine published by the Salt
Lake Railway company will appear on
November %. 1t will be mining num-
Der. The frontispieee Is a striking
many colored likeness of miner with
his pick.
Missionaries Speak on Work
Mrs. Louise Condit, a missionary who
returned from Turkey about one month
ago, spoke last evening at the mid
week meeting of the First Church of
the New Testament. Miss Bertha
Smith, Chinese evangelist, and Rev.
Huen Ming Cho, who will go as mis-
sionaries to China, also spoke.
Reception to schmitz
Los Angeles Camp No. 40, Woodmen
of the World, gave q reception last
night at their hall, No. 90 Mercantile
place, to Mayor Schmitz Of San Fran
cisco. Addresses were given by Mayor
Schmitz, w. o. Morton, past consul
commander, ]. II. Foley, past head
consul, w. 3. Ames Hon. ]. p. Tan
sui, ex-Mayor M. p. Snyder and
others.
Thieves Busy at Fire
1t has been reported to the police
that suit case worth $65 and a purse
containing a considerable amount of
money were stolen Wednesday night
while the Hotel Tourraine was burn
ing. 1t is thought that several other
things were stolen during the excite
ment. The fire damaged the building
to the extent of about $500 but in the
excitement several of the guests mar
rowly escaped injury.
Red Men Entertain
Redmen, their wives and friends, to
the number of 500 gathered last night
at their hall, SIT South Broadway, for
banquet and ball. Palma tribe. 1863
/. o. r. M. were hosts to the three
other tribes of Los Angeles, the Co.
oopah, the Mojave and the Tehachapi.
The affair was under the management
of Sachem Geo. Cake of the Palmas.
Dancing, cards and a banquet were
features of the entertainment.
Prospective Pastor Comes
Rev. DR.. S A. Northrop, pastor of
the First Baptist church of Kansas
City, Mo-, is expected to arrive in
Los Angeles next week. He will con-
duct the Wednesday evening prayer
meeting and also the following Sunday
services at the First Baptist church,
of which Rev. Joseph Smale was for
mer pastor. 1t Is understood that DR..
Northrop comes here to look over the
field, and if it proves satisfactory, he
may be Offered the pastorate of the
church.
Funeral of Henry Martz
The funeral of Henry Martz, who died
Wednesday at his home, 655 Park View
avenue, will be held Saturday morning
at $3.50 o'clock from the cathedral of
st. Vibiana, where high mass of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated. The inter-
ment will be at New Calvary cemetery
Mr.. Martz had been suffering from
heart trouble, which was aggravated by
a recent northern trip. He is survived
by a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Martz, a
son and daughter August and Miss Re-
gina.
Diocesan Appointments Announced
The following appointments in the
diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles
will be Officially announced in The Tid-
ings today: Rev. M. Harnett, former
rector pro tenn of st. Mary's, assistant
rector at Fresno; Rev. Hugh Curran of
San Miguel, chaplain at st. GATHERINGS
orphanage, Anaheim; Father Murphy
of st. Joseph's, San Diego, to take
Father Curran's place at San Miguel,
and Rev. Phillip Hartman of Banning
to take Father Murphys place at San
Diego.
Days Seat Sale, $500
The advance sale for the two weeks
engagement of Ben Hur opened at the
Mason yesterday and $500 worth of
business was done between the hours
of a. m and p. m. 1t was neces-
sary to close the doors of the theater
at O'Clock in order that the people
waiting inside might be accommodated,
1t is said that the advance sale for the
first day was larger than for any pro-
duction ever brought to Los Angeles. |
Reports from San Diego say that the
business done there was good.
Benefit for Grand Army
Union circle 10 of the Ladies of the |
Grand Army of the Republic will give |
a vaudeville party at the Empire the
ater Friday afternoon, November II, |
for the benefit, of the home cottage |
fund. Many theatrical people will ap-
pear on the bill that will be presented. |
Among those that are scheduled to ap-
pear are Miss Fay Banter, Graham
brothers. Burton bell ringers, Hill sis
ters, Philo. the drummer boy of Shiloh; |
Graham brothers, society singers, and |
Humble and McLain, sketch artists.
Objected to Jury Service
Christian Berg Of S32 East Twenty
Fifth street expressed himself freely |
against being taken from his office to
serve as juryman in Judge Cham
ber's court yesterday. He was sum-
moned in the case against d. F. Dem
negan who is charged with cruelty to
Berg said that he thought it |
was an outrage to drag a man from
his Office to serve as a Juror in a
lousy little case that ought to be tried
without jury" and that he would
"cinch" the defendant if he was on
the jury. Another man was found to
take his place.
Nell-So she's got real lover? Belle
--Oh, no, indeed. Nell-I heard she
has. RellP-Oh she ba's