Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-16
To Run Special Train

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To Run Special Train
The Salt Lake will run a special
train to Verdugo park today as an
accommodation to st. Mary's school,
which has planned an outing.
MIR. Clark Improving
J. Ross Clark, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past three
weeks by sickness, Is rapidly inprov-
ing and will shortly be able to resume
his duties.
Real Estate Company
Henry Hack, son of Peter Hack,
and Sheriff. p. osborne are members
of the Hack & Osborne company, re-
Gently incorporated for the purpose Of
dealing in city and tract property.
Druggist Fined 500
M. Horne, proprietor Of the drug
store at Twenty-fourth and Hoover
streets, was arraigned before Justice
Austin yesterday afternoon and fined
S10O for alleged violation of the liquor
ordinance.
Church's Tenth Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of the Central
Presbyterian church will be observed
this evening at the church, Hill street,
near Second, with reception from to
II o'clock. Rev. A. B. Prichard, the
pastor, will preside.
Gets New Appointment
Word has been received in Los An
geles of the appointment of the Rev.
B. w. r. Taylor, former rector of st.
Johns church, as rector of st. George S
church in Schenectady, N. Y. This
Episcopal churches of the east, and
where Bishop Johnson attended as a
young man.
Plan Series of Tours
The Salt Lake road, In connection
with the Grafton tourist agency, will
conduct a series of tours by way of
Salt Lake to Yellowstone park, from
there to Portland and for those who
desire it, an extension of the tour to
Alaska. The first of the series is to
leave Los Angeles Thursday, June s.
The parties will be in charge of J. J.
Grafton the tourist manager.
Take Money From Safe
The office of the Union Lime COM
pany, 209 South San Pedro street, was
entered by burglars some time Sunday
night and $11 stolen from the company S
safe. The burglars effected an entrance
to the building through a rear window
by breaking the glass. Only the outer
door of the safe was opened and the
strong box. which contained a consi1-
erable amount of money, was not
touched.
Many Keys Stolen
The police are making every effort
to catch two men who entered the
trunk store of H. Ross & Sons, 635
South Broadway, Sunday night, and
stole over 200 keys fitted to compli-
Gated and difficult locks. The owners
of the store declare that in possession
of these keys it is possible for the men
to open any door in the city, and it is
for this reason that the police are
making every possible effort to cap
ture the thieves before serious burg
laries have been committed.
Psychic Science Meeting
Those interested in the new order of
education that has for its chief aim the
cultivation of mans mind and soul fac
ulties, will have an opportunity to
attend the "open meeting" at the Nc
IvorTyndall Institute of. Psychic
Science, 1901 South Grand avenue, this
evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting to-
night is for the purpose of explaining
concisely, to the prospective student of
psychic science, what subjects of
comprised in the course of instruction
given, and their practical value in daily
life.
Ministers Have OUTING
The Methodist ministers of Los An
geles took a trip to Huntington Beach
yesterday, where the regular Monday
morning session was held in the Metho-
dist church at that place. Following
the business session luncheon was
served in the pavilion. The clergymen
visited the new camp ground, where
short service of song and prayer was
held. DIR. Pitner acted as master Of
ceremonies. DR.. Atkinson. the pre-
siding elder, made an address. Wesley
park was then visited. after which a
trip to Long Beach was made.
Delegates viii Arrive
Five coaches of Presbyterian dele
gates will arrive over the Santa Fe be-
tween and o'clock this morning
from the middle and southern states,
two coaches having already arrived.
At a. ma. they will take in the city
by observation car. AT II a. m. they
will start by electric car to Long
Beach, where they will spend the after
noon. In the evening the delegates will
be rendered a reception at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, Tenth street