Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-23


The Imperial Government of Great Brit
ain will in all probability do the neces-
sary Job; but if she does not the United
States will.
RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
The Methodist Conference-Notes
from the Churches.
The Southern California Methodist
Conference has been in session at San
Bernardino during the past week, and
has accomplished q great deal of bust
ness. Bishop Randolph 8. Foster, OF
Boston, acted as Presiding Elder, and
n. J. Crist, of Alhambra, as Secretary.
Those who were present were as follows
A. Inwood, Coronado; E. j. Inwood,
Garvanza; NJ. Judy, Fresno; j. s. Kline,
Newport; W. A. Knighten, Los Angeles
|J. W. Leach, Tulare; G. Leach,
Hueneme; 1. M. Leihy, Santa Monica
1. M. Lovejoy, San Jacinto; W. D. Low
nando; W: s. Mathew, University; ].
dena; a. B. Morrison, visslia ;
Sen Bernardino; G.. W: F; Mel
sui, OIO 0IduOoJ a. us NoSSA ~
National City; J. n. Pesers, Grange
vile; A. Peterson, San Diego; J. W.
Phelps, Pomona; J. M. Rich, Orange
T. E. Thompson, Monrovia; l.. L. Rog-
ers, Rialto; 1. L. Spencer, Lompoc; w.
M. Sterling, Santa Ana; w. Stevenson,
Monrovia; G. W. Stowell, Traver; G.
w. Farr, South Pasadena; S. P. Sow
den, South Riverside; f. G. Thomas,
Murrieta; s. A. Thomson, San Diego
E. Thomson, Los Angeles; I. s. Uren,
Compton; J. w. Van Cleve. Los Ange-
les; G. A. Weaver, Los Angeles; ]. b.
White, Tulare; G. W. White, Fall
Brook; F. S. Woodcock, Florence; W.
A. Wright, Pasadena; S. B. Woolport,
Lordsburg; R. S. Badger, Goleto; S. G.
Blanchard, Santa Barbara Adam Bland,
Lancaster; M. M. Bovard, Los Angeles
Geo. T. Bovard, San Gabriel; P. 7,
Dresser, Pasadena A. ". Bunker
South Pasadena; E. s. Chase, San
Diego; F. B. Cherrington, Los Angeles
D. Cobb, Los Angeles; M. F. Colburn.
San Diego; Geo. L. Cole, Long Beach
W. Il. Cowan, Ontario H. L. Cox, East
Los Angeles Il. J. Grail, Delano; H. j.
Crist, Alhambra; J. d. Cruner, Los An
geles w. L. Douglas, San Buena Ven.
tura; G. N. Elwood, Long Beach; A. N.
Fields, Santa Maria; S. ]. Fleming, Los
Angeles; B. Greene, Tulare; S. B,
Guiberson, Santa Paula; J. @. Gowan,
Oceanside; J. H. Henry, Garden Grove
B. F. Hewlett, Poway; A. A. Holden,
Otay;J. B. Holloway, Boyle Heights
E. Hoskyn, Elsinore; Isabel Hough,
Los Angeles j. @. Healey, Santa Paula
A. @. Williams, Los Angeles; J. O.
Wahlberg, Los Angeles; B. F. Wolff,
Whittier; ]. E. Fischer, Moro; F. NJ
Morrill,, Los Angeles; g. w. Wood,
Covina.
| CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. DR.. Russell, of the First Presby.
terrain church, has been feeling unwell
for few days back. Yesterday morn.
ing he was unable to conduct the
services to their conclusion, and he dis.
missed the congregation shortly after II
O'Clock. 1t is not thought that Rev. DR..
Russell's illness is serious, but that il
was produced by overwork. Rev. Mr.
Parkhill occupied the pulpit in DR.. Rus.
sells place at the evening service.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Sunday School Convention will take
place at San Diego Monday evening,
October 7. The committee in charge
have arranged programme which will
include carefully prepared essays and
addresses on interesting topics appro.
pirate to the occasion. A reduced rate
for the round trip has been secured, and
a generous hospitality will be provided
for all Christian workers who attend.
The Hebrew New Year will commence
Wednesday night. The musical pro.
gramme of the Reform congregation ia
under the direction OF Professor Loeb.
Bishop Wingfeld will be here next
Sunday to consecrate the Memorial
Church of the Angels at Garvanza, that
has been built lby Mrs. Campbell John
ston.
Rev. DR.. Pendleton was in his pulpit
i'll Grand Opera House Hall as usual
yesterday and gave in the evening an
other Gospel-land lecture on "Scenes
Around Galilee." Rev. Dr.. Frost, whose
remarkable Bible readings last week in
| the First Baptist church created such
| widespread interest, preached for DIR.
Pendleton in the morning a very i'm
pressive sermon on "The Wonderful
Love of God" New members were
added to this young church and it is pro-
posed to convene Recognition Council
on the 9TH of October. They also expect
to occupy Glover Hall on Fort street
| near Temple for week.night services be-
ginning tomorrow evening.
The Vacant COmmissiOnership.
Among those who are backing D. E.
Miles, of Boyle Heights, for Fire Com
missioner, to fill the place made vacant
by the resignation OF Frank Marsh, are
r. P. johnson, German Fruit Co., w.
Fl. Perry L. & M. Co., NJ. Morgan, Schro-
der, Johnston & Co., Hayden & Lewis
Co., E. F. Spence, F. A. Gibson, H.