Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-15
EvanoeIlstlo committee MEETING

Evangellstic Committee Meeting
The evangellstic committee of twenty
FIVE will meet Monday at 1890 p. m. at
the Y. w. c. A. rooms, at which all
members are requested to attend.
viii Speak on Indians
At the meeting of the Unity club
Tuesday evening, Welland Smith, sec
retary of the Sequoia league, will give
an illustrated lecture on 1.-The Sequoia
League and the Mission Indians"
Corner Stone viii Be Laid
The corner stone of the new Marvin
chapel of the Methodist church, South,
will be laid Saturday, January 81 at
.. m. The building is located at the
corner of Fifty-fourth street and
Hooper avenue.
Astronomical Study
New Conceptions of the Nebular Hy-
pothesis Suggested by Recent Discov-
cries." will be discussed before the as
Economical section of the Academy of
Sciences, Monday, at o'clock p. m, at
State Normal School.
EOOt STuSHCu w GiCNdtOi
While standing too near the edge of a
freight elevator, yesterday morning w.
N Houser pushed his foot over the
edge and it was caught between the
wall and the elevator. Several bones
were broken and the foot was badly
crushed.
Charged With Forgery
N. S. McClurkin, charged with for
gerry, was arraigned in Justice Austin's
court yesterday afternoon and his ex-
animation set for January 25. McClur-
ken was arrested in New Orleans and
brought TO Los Angeles by Chief of Po-
lice Hammel.
Held for Murder
Ernst u. C. Merkel, the aged Rus
sian, charged with the murder Of his
wife and Mrs. Charles Fox, several
weeks ago. was yesterday committed
to the county Jail without bail on A
charge Of murder. His examination
was held before Justice Austin.
Special Program
A special program of piano music
ander ]. McIvor- Tyndall psychic sci
ence lecture at Blanchard hall this
afternoon. M. Jean De Chauvenet, the
noted French pianist, will render two
selections. DR.. McIvorTyndalls sub
ject for Sundays lecture will be "The
Psychic Wave"
No Passenger Hurt
In the wreck of east bound train No.
of the Santa Fe thirty miles east
of Ration, Wednesday morning, no pas
senger received injury. Reports of the
wreck stated some of the passengers of
the wrecked train had been severly
injured. but telegraphic message to
]. j. Byrne, general passenger agent
at Los Angeles, refutes the statement.
Change in Time
Beginning with today a new time
able will go into effect on the South
edn Pacific railroad. Besides the few
unimportant changes in running time of
some Of the local trains, the only dif-
ference in the schedule from that of
the past few months is in regard to the
Ell Psso train, which will leave Los
Angeles at o'clock instead of at las
O'Clock p. M, as formerly.
Organize Dramatic Club
Committees from the Young Ladies'
and Young Mems sodalities of st. Vim
cents parish will meet this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in the college, prepara-
tory to organizing a dramatic club
composed of members from both So
dalities. The club will be known as
st. Vincent's Dramatic club and will
present plays. 1t is hoped to give the
first performance before Lent.
New Coupon Tickets
The new coupon tickets which the
Pacific Electric and Los Angeles In
terurban companies will put into service
as soon as they can be printed are ex-
pected to be put on sale some time In
the early part of the present week.
The tickets are offered for sale IN
strips of five and of twenty at twenty
five cents and $1.00. respectively, AMI
where the dollar booklet Is ordered,
delivery will be made to any part of the
city.
Strangers Friend Service
At O'clock Sunday afternoon the
regular service of the Strangers Friend
society will be held in Burbank hall, to
which strangers as well as citizens
are cordially invited. Strangers in dis
tress will find this service a place to
sun themselves. Chaplain Kidder's
theme win be, Excepting on the Sunny
Side" The Sunday school orchestra
Of the University M. e. church win
furnish music. Vocal solos viii be rem
dered by some of the best talent In
the city.
The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place OF the city. Looinis