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10 ELIKAN'S MURDER UNEXPLAINED A Tbird Arrest May Be Made Soon. The Mystery Becoming: Still More Complicated. fSealay aad aTealar Will Plead Today. Doubt aa to tho Guilty Om, Though Tb« T Both Oonfasa. Tha mystery surrounding tbe cold blooded murder of Oamille Elikan, the Long Beach msrohant, may be farther complicated aoon by the arreat ot a third man. It ia true that both Healey and Feeler have confested, each tbat tbe other did the shooting, yet have never mentioned a third man, who has been nnder suspicion aa an acoomplice in the crime. A sensational rumor gained currency yesterday tbat a third arrest had been made, but this proved untrue. Wbile officers are supposed to be awaiting an opportunity to "cinch" tbe suspect, it ia known that he haa made himself scarce, and a search yesterday failed to reveal hia whereabonta. The presence of the suspect ia all the more deeirad on aoconnt of hia having made a remark that he overhead Healay and Feeler seal tbe plot to rob Elikan's store. He wonld perhaps ba the moat important witneaa that oould be aecured in tbe caae. Healey and Feeler will be taken into the snperior court today to plead. They are both apparently nnalarmed and en tirely unconcerned as to the outcome of their ease. Healey's caae presents many peculiar ities and perplexities, now tbat tbe fact of tbe murder may be viewed witb calm deliberation. There are few people who know the circumstances wbo do not believe tbat thia qniet. unassuming, pleasant man nered boy committed tbat cold blooded, diabolical murder. And if auch be tbe eaae then it must be admitted that the whole performance waa carefully and de liberately planned daya, weeka even, be fore the aad affair and that Healey waa the moving spirit in it. Feeler, bia partner, knew nothing of Camilla Elikan or his habits; did not know that he took bis money to hia room each night in the little leather grip, and did not know tbe location of anything about the premiaes. There lore the oonolusion must be tbat Healey planned it all, and tbat Feeler waa only a "silent" partner in the crime. Healey worked on tbe electrio road in thia city for aome time as a conduotor. Hia employers found bim honeat aud re liable and bia fellow workmen con aidered bim a good fellow, though quiet in manner and not inclined to make close frienda. If the theory whioh has been ad vanced already that an operation per formed on bia neck aome months ago affected hia mind, should form the basis of bia defense in court when the time comes to try him, the oase will be an in teresting one. JOTTINGS. Wagner's Kimberlay, 188 M. Main, opposite old court house. Specs ard eye-glasses a specialty. Tine watch and Jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re liable jeweler. Our Home Brew. Maier it 7,obelein's lager, fresh from their brewery, on draught in all the principal sa loona; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs. Office and brewery, 414 Aliso street, tele phone 81. Stop Paying Rent by Building Through tbe Savingß Fund and Building So ciety of Los Angeles. Monthly payments. Twelfth annual series now open. I£. 11. tlrasett, secretary, room 103 Wilson block, First and Spring. Mirrori, both French and German piste, can ■ow be had at a great saving on former prices. Frencb mirrors, both plain and beveled; also beveled platen made to order. All work guar anteed. H. Raphael <fc Co., 440 B. Spring at. Orchardists, Look Out! Don't buy any trees until you bave consulted Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander <k Hammon'a nurseries, Biggs, Cal. Ofiice, Natick house, Los Angeles. The Finest Flavored Oysters Jr bulk and cans, lio cents, full quarts; fine, fat •nd juicy. Cans, r>o cents. Discount to hotels and restaurants. Fred Hauimau'a Mott Market, Fine Fruits and Vegetable. Everybody saya Richardson, Lowry & Co., 10« K. First st,, bave tha nicest and clean » fruit store iv Los Angeles. Telephone 11178. Columbian Coal. Try our Columbian lump coal, ifH per ton delivered to any part of tbe city. Hancock Banning, 130 VV est Second st. Guitar Lessons. Spanish method, rapid and progressive, by Prof. Arevelo, room IM Wilson b.ocx, OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE. A Jelly Oalabratrin or Thank.giv log Day-Netaa. AU day laat Thursday tbe students were in high anticipation of tbe annual Thanksgiving banquet to be given tbat evening. At 8 p. m. they began to congregate in the large assembly ball. Tbe high anow-white walls were bedecked here and tbere with large fan-palm leaves, which, mingled with tbe intense bril liancy oi tbe light from the chandeliers, gave a very unique and beautiful effect. All other decoration* were excluded, with tbe exception of a large silk pen nant and a few decorations of tbe college colors, black and gold. The literary and oratorical part of tbe evening was a "bowling success." Many laughable oration* from members of tbs senior class were listened to with much delight and enlbuaiaam. The chairman, D. M. Brook man, '95, announced that if tbe audience would listen they would bs favored witb a se lection entitled Various Cbestnuts, by tbe Kazoo band. Tbeae having been liatensd to witb unbounded enthusiasm they proceeded in couple* to the large L. T. Healey. and spacious dining rooms. Ureatcredit is due tbe young ladies of tbe college lor tbe beautiful decorations, which were wholly in their charge. Aa tbe couples entered tbe room tbey were greeted witb the odor of rosea and delicious viands. Each table waa covered witb a pure white table cloth, and a beautiful bou quet of roaea in the center, with a wreath of smilax around the edge of tbe table, whicb lent an enchanting beauty and sparkle to everything contained in tbe immediate vicinity. Soon the} were aaated and enjoying tbe refreahments. W. E. Parker, '05, acted as master of ceremonies. The etudsnts were soon made aware of thia fact. He auddenly let bia No. 9 foot fall on the floor, whicb made room, tables, dishes aad students vibrate alike. He called for a toast on athletics from Prof. J. N. Blair, to whicb the professor wittily responded. Samuel Solomon followed with aome witty remerka on the "College, Busses." Miss Abbie Hitchcock treated tha Livy class with an excellent original poem, composed by herself. Miss Cotrine McFarland replied to a toast on tbe "College Ssnate." Sam Bowman handled the subject of tbe "Boarding Students" in an excellent manner. Os car C. Mueller toasted tbe claee of '95 in a neat apeech lasting a number of minutes. Don K. Cameron, A. 8., '94, spoke on the "Alnmni." Walter Tbompson followed with a toaet to tbe Dmmmond Literary Society, after which W. Cockins replied with one to tbe Harker Society. He tried hard to bring tbe "joker" of the society to light, but it failed to "stick." D. M. Brookman, '95, toasted the Oratorical association, giving amusing instances of tbe great talent displayed by some of the senior class. The mas ter of ceremonies requested a few words from one of the faculty, Mrs. Juliet H. Mever, the lady principal of tbe col lege. She responded very gracefully in a brief epeech. President Condit cap ped the climax in hie response. In bis characteristic and cheerful manner be spoke of bis quiet observations among tbe students. Ue laid Btress npon the fact tbat While listening to the responses of tbe evening of the excellent English used, be felt confident tbat no one wonld leave tbe college building using uncultured language. He closed the programme witb some laughable in stances of his happiest days tbat were spent in Princeton. After singing a few verses ol America they dispersed. Wednesday morning came, and nine ont of 10 in the olass bad to "tooth" it, became of the celebration a few hours before. At the chapel exercises Presi dent Oondit announced that classes would again assemble on Tuesday, De cember 4. In tbe afternoon Capt. W. A. Edwards with tbs O. C. Football team started for Badlands to play a match game on Thanksgiving. Word was received that they arrived safely bat were defeated in tbeir game. When Baby was sick, we ga'e her Castona. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. 250 envelopes, 50c; )i ream writing paper 25c Langstadter, 214 W. Second, HoUenbetk hotel. Neiuke .t funeral directors and em belmers, 250 South Main street. Tel. JLB4A Go toxekstrom, 30!» 8. Main street, for good wall paper at the right price. Buy the Whitney make trunk and traveling bag. Factory 344 N. Main at. Wall paper house of the coast, 328 3 Spring Dr. Parker, dentist, 12!J! a Wist firstetfsat Usl olh.-hi, l iuiLt boar. LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3. !894. NOVEMBER WEATHER. Tha Waathar Bnraan'a Summary at Its Featuree. Observer Franklin, ol tha local weath er bureau, furnishes tbe following aum mary of tbe weather for November: Mean barometer, 30.06; highest, 30.16, 24t b ; lowest, 29 91, 16th. Mean temperature, 59 degree*; high est, 71, 14th; loweat, 38, 20tb; greatest daily range, 42, 14th ; least daily range, 16, 22nd. Mean temperature for this month for 16 y»ar*. 60; accumulated deficiency of daily mean during month, 18. Prevailing direction of wind, west; total movement, 1181 miles; maximum velooity, 12 miles; direction, west; date, 4th. Total precipitation, .00 inches; aver age for this month for 16 year*, 1.48; total deficiency during the month, 1.48; total from .September 1, 1804, to dale, .75; total deficiency from September 1, 1894, to date, 1.69; average rainfall for 10 net seaeons, 21.58; number of clear days, 18; partly cloudy, 12; cloudy, 0; dates of frost, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28, 29. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean temperature aince January 1, 1894, 70.90 degree*. MEMORANDA. H. O. Lichtenbsrger's art emporium, 107 North Main atreet, ia headquarters for pictures, frames, artists' materials, tissue papers, Chiiitma* cards, ate. Tbe store will remain open evenings daring December, Call early and salect your Christmas presents. Dr. Rebecca Lee Doraey, Stimson block, first floor, rooma 129, 130, 141. Special attention given to obstetrical cases and aii diaeaaes of women and children. Electrioity scientifically used. Conaultation hours, 1 to 5. Tel. 1227. S. Conradi, jeweler and watchmaker, 113 S. Spring etreet, makes a specialty of tine watch and jawelry repairing, diamond aetting; an elegant'line of opti cal goods; a fine stock of watchea and jewelry alwaya on handa. It will pay you to look into tbe New Furniture Manufacturing company'a warerooms, 408 and 410 South Broadway, before purchasing. Special—For a short time only, finest enameled cabinet photos in the city, re duced to $1 per dozen. Sunbeam Art Parlors, 236 South Main atreet. Mathushek and tbe Brigga aweet tone pianoa for sale and to rent at No. 118 Winston street. A. G. Gardner, prac tical piano tuner. John H. Paul, funeral director and em balmer. Satisfaction guaranteed. 419 aud 421 Downey avenue, East Loa An geles. Telephone 1365. Adams Bros., dentists, 239} 8 South Spring Btreet. Painless filling and ex tracting. The beet Beta of teeth from (6 to $10. Dr. W. H. Ward, Mueller block. Fifth and Broadway, rooms 21 and 2tj. Kes . 1033Flewerst. Tel., office 1421; res. 116. tio to I. H. Martin to buy or sell fur niture, carpets, matting, linoleum, oil cloth and stoves. 451 South Spring at. Southern California Tailoring com pany numbers awarded Dec. 1, 1894: Club 16, 47; club 17, 52. The Advance Davis sewing machine ia the best. Office, 128 South Main atreet. Sharp & Samson,funeral directors (in dependent). 536 S. Spring st.; tel. 1029. dewing machines, in good working order, for $5 each. 128 South Main at. Dr. Baldridge ia now located at 245 South Spring atreet, rooma 2 and 3. The Grand Pacific,423 S.Spring atreet, large, aunny rooms, 50c to $1.50. All kinds of aewing machines to rent; 128 South Main etreet. Dr. Ema Pullin. lady bomaopathiat, 230 W. Firat street, rooms 15 and 16. Insure with A. C. Golab, 147 South Broadway. Read Campbell's epecial ad. today. Rooms $2 a week. U. S. hotel. If you bave rooms to rent try the Herald "want columns." Tbey bring results. Fitzgerald, bouse and sign painter, 222 Franklin ; telpbone 1449. Low prices. Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors, Broadway and Sixth etreet. Tel. 243. Largest itoclr of wail piper at Ecistrom's, 309 Male it. Right price—good taste. TALCUTT & CO. 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Our book on the nature and treatment of these diseases, together with rules for diet, exercise and sleep sent free on application ; also our self-diagnosis sheet and our opinion as ta the curability of the case. have abandoned the treatment of all diseases except (hose of a Private, flervoas and Chrtofiie JSe-ture of JVlen. We believe that we thereby attain the highest possible degree of success for tho speedy, thorough and permanent cure of these peculiar cases. Every Form of Weakness, Acute and Chronic Discharges. We understand every feature of theae diseases and have every instrument and remedy known to make quick and pcrmament cures, Every form of weakness, with their symptoms, which are too well known to repeat, cured and the victim prepared for marriage and life's duties. Chronic discharges resulting from bad treatment a particu lar specialty. Onanism cured in thirty days. Blood Taints, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Warts, Etc. 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I.os Angeles; Colton News, Colton; Tulare County Times, Tulare; Lancaster Qszette, Lancaster; Kern County Echo, Bakersfield; Ana heim Oazttte. Anaheim; Redlands Citrograpb, Redlands; Escondido rimes. Etcondido; uaiifornia Fruit Grower, San Franciieo; Burbank News, Burbank; Etcondido Advocate, Etcon dido; California Voice, Los Angeles; L'Union Noavelle, Lot Angelei; Azasa Pomotropic, Azusa; Ontario Record, Ontario; Ontario Observer, Ontario; Orange County Herald, Santa Ana; Ventura Weekly Democrat, Ven'.ura; Rocky Mouutain Husbandman, Denver; Denver Times>Sun, Denver; Pacific Rural Press, San Francisco; Land and Water. Los Angeles; Wbittier Register, Wbittier; Investor, Los Angeles; Orange News, Orange; Pomona Weekly Times, Pomona; Highland Citrus Belt, High land ; East Side News, East Los Ange les; Inyo Independent, Inyo; Saa Luis Obispo Tribune, San Luis Obispo; Southern California Farmer, San Diego; California Cultivator, Lot Angelei; Moreno Indicator, Moreno; Rural Californian, Los Angeles; Land of Sunshine, Lot Angeles; Riverside Daily Press, Rivertide; Ventura Free Prets. Ventura; Crown Vista, Paia dena ; San Diego Union, San Diego ;Riv enide Enterprise, Riverside; PerrisNew Era, Perris; Pasadena Star, Pasadena; Sacramento Bee, Sacramento; Fresno Republican, Fresno; Santa Barbara In dependent, Santa Barbara; Record- Union, Sacramento; Expositor, Fresno; Pott, San Francisco; Report, San Fran cisco; Oakland Enquirer, Oakland; South Paaadenian, South Pasa dena ; Daily Journal, Los Angeles; Farmer and Labor Review, Loi Angeles; Ontario Observer, Ontario; National City Record, National City ; Winches ter Recorder, Winchester: South River side Bee. South Riverside; Riverside Reflex, Riverside; Rialto Orange Orow er, Rialto; Acton Rooster, Acton; Search Light, Lob Angelei: Trade, Lot Angelei; Tbe Bullion. Los Angeles; Santa Monica Enterprise, Santa Monica; Mt. Lowe Echo, Mt. Lowe. Magazines and papsra on file in tbe members'elnb room: Cbicago Tribune, Chicago; Boston Pest, Boston; Timet. Loa Angeles; Herald, Los Angeles; Express. Los An K. L. DOHBNY, Maniger. J. A. CONNON, Supt. DOHENY OIL CO. -JiFUEL OIL&- IN ANY QUANTITY at market prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our oil contains no benzine, naptha or other dangerous explosives. We furnish Maier Zobelein Brewery, Los Angeles Cold Storage Co., Cuaahy Packing Co., and many other consumers, to whom we refer. Can be burned with any style of burner. Telephone 1472. Wells & Office cor. Douglas & W. State sts. geles; Investor, Loa Angeiea; Argonaut, San Francisco; Chronicle, San Fran oiico; Examiner, San Francisco; Newi Letter, San Francisco; Land of Sun shine, Los Angeles; Uood Roada, Bos ton; Irrigation Age, Cbicago; Brad street's, New York; New York Nation, New York; Scientific American, New York; Harper's Monthly, New York; Harper's- Weekly, Nev York; Century, New York; Ooamonolitan, New York; Scribner's, New York; Judge, New York; Puck, New York; Times-Bun, Denver; Forum, New York. LITTLE OF THE MAN LEFT. Tha Body of Soldier John Smith Oat Into a Hundred Pt»ees. Coroner Cates held an inquest at the Boldieri' Home yesterday upon all tbat remains of John Smith, an inmate, who i was killed by tha Southern Pacific train ' near tbe borne late Saturday evening. Smith wae cut into a hundred pieces, which were thrown into a conglomer ate man of flesh and bonea. Mo one portion of the anatomy could be distin guished in tbe mangled flesh, even tbe bead being eevered and mashed to a jolly. The only meana through which Smith was identified waa by v number on a piece of hin shirt. His clothing was cut and torn to shreds by the train. Tbe evidence adduced at the coroner's inquest would tend to show tbat Smith was riding on tbe pilot. Just where he got aboard iinot known, as be waa not aeon. He is thought to have been un der the influence of liquor and to have fallen off iv front of tbe train, which atrewed piecea of his body along the track far many feat. The coroner'a jury exonerated the railway company from all blame and returned a verdict that Smith met death by accident. The Slodarc Mothar Has found that ber little ones are im proved more by tbe pleasant laxative Syrup of Figs, whan in need of tbe laxa tive effects ol a gentle remedy than by any other, and that it ia more accepta ble to tbem. Children enjoy it and it benefits thorn. The true remedy. Syrup of Figs, is mannfactu ed by tbe Califor nia Fig Syrup Co. only. Dr. rarker. dentist, 129' i West First street. DIED. DSN NISON-December '-!. 1894, Mrs. Clara Dennlson, widow of tne latebamuel Denni son, aged —S years. Funeral notice later. F0 > I It VI. NO TIC K. . liiibert, la c a member ol a\ Gaff Lodge No 14:7, F. *& A. M.,kiar- JT\l lilODTilli't Mo., will be held at the If undertaking parlors of C. U Ho\vry€# y& onTue-day, December 4tb. at 2 p. in. Memrcra of rViualpha Lodge' No. 202, F. it A. M. Will meat at the drill nt 1 j.m. htiM | , fur tfau purpose of attend lug. Visiting broth.rs are cordially invited to attend. By order of C. W. BLAKK, Bec'y Masonic Board of Relief. A NEW DEPARTURE! f*\ Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Ua Fet SSL 4%\W flfli Treatment of Rupture Until 1W Cure Is Effected. V* A DR.C. EDGAR SMITH & CO. SPE CIA lists W^mM Foltively cuielu from 30 to 00 days all kinds ol vl Hb VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, PILES AND FISSURE, FJBTULA, ULCERATION* eta, etc, without the use of knife, drawing blood or detention from bus ue«». ALL DISEASES OF WOMEN SKILLFULLY TREATED CONBULTATIQN AND EXAMINATION FREE. C»n refer interested parties to prominent fas Angeles oitizens who lis vo Deon treated by them. Care guaranteed. (ir.t! S. MAIN ST., COR. 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Sell and Buy Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Special Collection Department CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL Bank, 101 8. Spring;at., Nadeau block. I_ N. BREED Preiident WM. K. BOSBYSHELL Vice-President C. N. FLINT Cashier W. H. HOLLIDAT Assistant Cashier Capital, paid In gold coin $200,000 Surplus aod undivided profits US.OOO Authorised capital 600,000 DIRECTORS *. L. N. Breed, H. T. Newell, Wm. H. Avery, Btlas Hoi man, W. H. Holiday. F. C. Bmbv sheil. M. Hagan. Frank Radar, D. Remlck, Thos. Gosa, Am. F. Bo.byihell. UNION BANKOFSAVINGSI CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000 223 S. Spring St., LOS ANGELES. or/teen* nso oiatcTona: _. W. Stimson Wm. Ferguson W. E. WcVsy C. 6. Harrison 5. H. Mori R. M. Baker A. E. Pomaroy S. A. Butler INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS 1 LOS ANGELES BAVIN IS BANK, 236 s Main St. Caplttl stock B10 ?'°j!° Surplus 35. 000 J. F. Plaler, Pres. H W. Hellman, V re-Tres. « M, Caswell, C.shier. Directors—l. W. Heiiiu.o, J. F. PI t' r, H. W. Eel man, L *»'. 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Francisco, E, P. Johnson, M. T. Allen, F 0, Howes. 9-ltti Democratic City Ticket Mayor W. A. RYAN Tax Collector F. A. MAOKICIO Knirineor GEO. KtlHßld Attorney La COMPTK I) tVIS Clerk RICHARD MCKNIGHT street Miperintendeut. WM. M. RIGQS Auditor ERNEST G. TAYLOR Treasurer DANIEL NEUHART Assessor W. J. A. SMITH COtINCII.MKN— ■ .„ Kiist Ward W. T. LAM MB Second Ward M. P. SN YDKR Third Ward W, F. BOSBYYSHsLL Fourth Ward JOHN MeCANN Fifih Ward L. HCOKIEI.D Sixth Ward GEORGE I>. PESiaLL Seventh Ward lAMEU ASHMAN Mglub Ward THOMAS BAVAG* Ninth Ward JOSEPH HI ANB Board OF Eni CiTloN— . _ „_.__ First Ward I * • fRJCK Second Ward *; c ,f_ ll . ( * Third Ward DINIEL G. STEPHEN!. Fourth Ward HENRY O MELVENY Fifth Ward MR*. MARGARET UUUUM Sixth Wa™' . STEPHEN MYERH s'"nth Ward MaRTIN KIOHHORN ALEXANDRE WEILLTRACT AAA'£S Now for halt; In L h An&e c-> SIS—CASH AND MONTHLY—SIO MO INTEREST. NO INTEREST. Lots from $225 to $950. Cement Sidewalks. City Water. Electrle Cars. Good Streets If you want a good residence lot In tbs CENTRAL AVENUE DIBTMCT, Get map and price 1 mt at our office, 415 North Main Sfc RIC HARD ALTsv! H1) L. Sole Affnut. 11-8 ..od 3m Painless Dentistry! Fine Gold Kill 1 ays* I rown ~IJ<, Brl *9» Ail Operations W sinless. _-f»w, set TnTa > w. tEL-r&i\**in AU ft* RoomilS-18, I mmVA* «■ aVft I**lo7 N. IfRUIt tM