Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-24
LABOR DAY ARRANGEMENTS
sehiebIer-stephan Weddlng-EIdred
Gets Off With Small Fine.
Chicago Woman Hurt.
other News
Pasadena Agency,
114 East Colorado Street.

Pasadena picnic at Venice and things
will be as quiet as was the last Fourth
of July. The city hall will close, local
newspapers suspend publication, courts
will take a rest and 1t is estimated that
full 5000 people will make merry at the
beach town. At 8 and $3.50 a. m. the
special Southern Pacific cars move for
the scene of action. At Venice there
will be three band concerts, a free vau-
deville performance in the auditorium,
sports of all sorts and fairyland IL
Elimination of city and lagoon at night.
The board of trade and merchants COM
mittee insist that there will be some-
thing doing all the time. Hot coffee
and cold ice cream are to be free and
in unlimited quantities, those who wish
to indulge being requested to provide
dishes, cups and spoons for their own
use. Lunch baskets will be carried and
checked on the earliest train without
cost to the owners.
Labor Day Plans
Preparations are now complete for
the approaching celebration of Labor
day in this city Monday, September 4.
The eleven local union organizations
which have signfied their intention of
taking part in the celebration have been
assigned places in the parade, the line
of march through the principal streets
has been decided upon and G. P. Camp
bell of the Typographical union has
been chosen grand marshal. The real
exercises of the day will, however, take
place at Tournament park, and here
there will be good speaking and band
music together with long program
of sports, including races of all kinds,
ladies' nail driving contest, pole climb
ing, the whole celebration to end in the
evening with a grand ball in Wood
mems hall. The several committees in
charge report that there will be many
out of town visitors ON that day.
Schieber-Stephan Wedding
Miss Bertha Schiebler of this city and
arthur Stephan of Los Angeles were
married tonight in the German Luth-
eran church, the ceremony being wit
messed by a large number of relatives
and intimate friends. Rev. A. Hansen
was the officiating clergyman, the
ushers being Edward Stephan of Los
Angeles and Mr.. Mundorf of Pasadena.
The interior of the church was elabo-
rately decorated with cut flowers, arches
of greenery and white wedding bells.
The two bridesmaids were Miss Martha
Stephan of San Pedro and Miss Idena
Rosenquest the maid of honor Miss
Carrie Schiebler, and the best man
Walter Guyot. Little Dorothy Dunford
made a very pretty flower girl. After
the ceremony in the church a reception
was held at the home of the brides
mother. After September 1 the couple
will be at home at 631 San Pedro street.
Los Angeles.
Thought He Needed a Gun
Perry 7. Eldred is the real name of
the young man arrested last night on
suspicion of being a crook. When
brought before Police Judge Wood to-
day the young man told straightfor-
ward story, claiming to be from Ell
mira, N. Y, where his parents live,
and to be hunting for job. Today, ac-
cording to his story, he was to begin
work for the California Auto Dispatch
company of Los Angeles. He regretted
the foolish stories which had first
brought suspicion upon him and con-
fessed to the belief when he started
west that he might need the two re-
volvers which he carried to defend
himself from Indians and other wild
things. Judge Wood was inclined to
believe the explanation and let the
young man off with a small fine.
Mrs. Flshburn Hurt
Mrs. e. H. Fishburn of 422 Huron
street. Chicago. was painfully though
not seriously injured this afternoon by
an accident on Pacific Electric car
returning from Mt. Lowe. Somewhere
in Altadena the motorman shut off the
power suddenly. giving the passengers
a bad jolt. Mrs. Fishburn was sitting
on the front seat and was thrown for
ward against the motor, cutting her
face and head on the iron work. She
was attended by DIR. f. F. Rowland,
the company's surgeon. and removed
to her room at the Angelus hotel. Los
Angeles, where she is resting easily
Pasadena Briefs
Willie Lewis, aged IA years. was
locked up tonight and when put in the
sweat box confessed to Chief Pinkham
that II was he who stole watch and
money from Miss Ida Wolfe. The boy
lives with his parents across the street
from Miss Wolfe's home on Wilson
avenue, and when the articles were
missed was at once suspected by Chief
Pinkham.
Eliza Sullivan, the genteel appearing
woman arrested yesterday for creating
@ disturbance in a local restaurant
while under the influence OF liquor. was
released early this morning on the de-
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