Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-22
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph office for Captain Philip
Block, Gerlack (cable), Mrs. Fiddle, G.
O. Brouning, Charles Mavin Cor Mar
vin).
Hon. James NJ. Damron yesterday
telegraphed to the sherih,s office from
Santa Monica that he was at Santa
Monica, and would be back ON the next
train.
Three new American citizens made
their appearance in Los Angeles yester-
day. They are Albert Rafferty, of Ire
land, John Anderson and D. E. Mason,
both Of Sweden.
The law students assembled last night
to listen to most instructive address on
Be You Always Ready, by Judge
Charles N. Fox, which was continued
by Judge w. A. Cheney on Collateral
Reading.
There will be meeting of the Fourth
Ward Democratic club, at it's rooms on
the corner OF Twelfth and Olive streets,
at 80 O'Clock this evening, at which
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es business of great Importance will be
transacted.
There win be homemade candy sale
for the benefit of St. Pauls hospital on
Saturday afternoon and evening, October
18th, at the Pleasanton, on the corner of
Grand avenue and Temple street. In
the evening musical programme will
be rendered.
The Municipal Reform association
meets this evening, at Illinois hall
building, Broadway and Sixth street.
Among other matters coming up will be
reports of committees and arrangements
for the Forthcoming mass meeting.
General j. r. Matthews will address
the Second-ward Hickory Democratic
club this evening at the West End board
of trade rooms, at 1854 Temple streets.
Republican friends are cordially invited
to attend. They will hear the ques-
tions at issue fairly dealt with.
A grand benefit ball will be given at
the new pavilion, Redondo Beach, next
Saturday night. The Redondoans have
been looking forward to this ball as one
of the great things of the season,
and there will be large crowd there.
1t will be good place for candidates to
show up.
The Woman's Suffrage association met
at the, Office of DIR. Hester Hewlings,
yesterday afternoon. Among other ques-
tions. the one of establishing woman's
club room was discussed, and program
Of work made tending toward that OBJ
ject. A paper on the individuality of
women was read and followed by dis
cussion
MID. v. Waldron is greatly pleased
over the decision of the supreme court
inthe case of Flashner VS.. Waldron,
which resulted in his favor. This suit
involved all his Washington
property, and had it gone against him
it would have ruined him. He now
breathes freer and looks upon life with
more satisfaction than he did whilst be
was in the throes of litigation.
Mr.. J. II. Baker, whose new winery,
near Fulton Wells, on the Santa Fe
road, has been running the past six
weeksy closed down last Saturday for
the season. About AZ, 900 gallons of red
and white wines are the result of the
rum Mr.. Baker could have made more
wine if he had had larger number of
casks The grape crop this year has
turned out to be much larger than was
expected.
A Chinaman named All Took, who for
two months past has been under treat
ment by an alleged doctor of his own
race; died yesterday morning in a
wretched hovel in Chinatown from
natural causes. His superstition
frieuds endeavored to conceal the fact
Of his death, but Coroner Weldon learned
of the matter, and made an investiga-
ton. The result was apparently salts
factory to him, as he decided that an in
quest upon the body was unnecessary.
Albert Rasmus, the hack driver who
it was alleged had run off with Carrie
Claussen, has been exonerated by that
young woman, who says that she spent
the evening in question in company
with another man. Mr.. Rasmus seems
to have been placed i'll false light in
this matter, for it was not he, as was
stated who was shot by ''irate husband"
but he was the husband and was shot
by man who was prosecuting his wife.
A game Of baseball will be played
next Thursday afternoon at the new
Temple-street grounds. The contesting
clubs will be The Carleton nine, selected
from the Carleton opera company, now
Dlaying at the Grand opera house, and
the Grand Opera House club. Both
mines number among its members
.eoue crack baseball talent. The Carle-
- Il the best theatrical club on the
:Snnd. while the Opera house boys will
Say hard to win, as this is the initial
eame of the season. They will play
5or . record. Temple street cars pass
the grounds.