Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-17
NEWS NOTES.

ity M. f. church south tomorrow morn
ing.
Los Angeles Stamm, U. 0. R. NJ, will
give q grand picnic at Jefferson-street
park tomorrow.
The Southern California Horticultural
society will meet at the chamber of
commerce this evening.
II Mrs. M. E. Hawkins, of Illinois,
will call at 115 West Sixth street, she
will learn of important news.
The sea monster turtle is attracting a
great deal OF attention at 23S South
Spring, between Second and Third
streets.
G. F. Schader, native of Arkansas,
aged 81, and Nellie M. Elliott, of Kan
sas, aged 20, were yesterday granted
marriage license.
Sing Scum is a Chinaman who peddles
vegetables. He forgot about the city
license ordinance and failed to secure
one. For want of this necessary article
he was yesterday arrested.
Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union telegraph Office, corner Main
and Court streets. October 10th, for
Mrs. d. w. Conkley, Miss A. V. Grant,
John w. George, II. Harris.
Francisco Tells was under exsmina-
ton in the township court yesterday, on
charge of stealing a watch from the
person of Macedonia. Carton. The
hearing will be resumed today.
During the past few days the police
have been quite active in the matter Of
arresting and failing Migrants. Men
who have been seen about the city with
out visible means of support have been
systematically arrested.
Samuel Hellman is having plans pre-
pared for large building which he pro-
poses to erect on the northwest corner
of Third and Main streets. The floor is
to be designed for the use of the Wells,
Fargo Express company.
The police are still waging a war
against the courtesans. Yesterday one
of the notorious Alameda-street charac-
ters, bearing the name of Marguerite,
was fined SIS for soliciting. Justice
Owens dealt out this punishment to her,
Coroner Weldon yesterday morning
received a dispatch from Newhall an.
nouncing that dead man had been
found there. He took the 80 D. m.
train for the north to investigate the
matter. No particulars were given in
the dispatch as to what caused the
mans death.
A. .Zuber runs dray. He yesterday
placed the dray in such position that
il, DISTRACTED Spring street. A police
man requested him to change the situa-
ton by driving up little. He refused,
and was arrested on charge of obstruct-
ing the streets. His case will come up
in the police court today.
Quite sad case is that OF the lady
who sings on the street. She is an ed
ucated woman, but cannot use her fac
ulties to any advantage in teaching or
writing, because of weakness resulting
from paralysis. She can do nothing to
earn living for herself and children
but what she is doing and the charit
able will feel for her in her extremity.
Charles Bauer, agent OF the St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch beer, yesterday re-
ceived letter from the Brewers and
Masters union of the Federation OF La
Dor OF, st. Louis, notifying him that the
boycott against the Anheuser- Busch
beer has been ended. the brewery and
the Labor Federation having settled
their differences.
A unique feature OF the coming
orphans fair will be the hall of justice,
presided over by young lady who will
sit in judgment upon all gentlemen
arrested, and from whose decision there
will be no appeal. The Judge will have
several young ladies acting as special
officers under her authority, who will
maintain order and see that the court is
not idle.
The Agricultural fair opens on the
Goth instant. The usual number OF sure
thing men, confidence operators, gam
blers, thieves, ETC., are accommodating in
the city as natural consequence.
Within the past week number of the
contingent have arrived from the north,
and to use the expression OF one of
them, "We are loaded for bear" The
police are watching them closely and
propose to haul in thefrst offender they
find among the slick gentry.
The Hebrew festival of tabernacles
(Succoth) began last night at sun down,
to last for eight days, and to close on
the ninth day with the Simchas Tolah
feast. The five intervening days are
called Chol-ham-moed. The origin and
institution OF the feast of tabernaces is
expressed in the Goth chapter OF Levitt
Gus: son the fifteenth day of the sew
enth month (Tishri) shall be the feast
of taoernacles. And we shall take unto
yourselves on the fret day the beauti-
full fruit Of the tree called Hadar, the
branches of the palm tree, the boughs
of the myrtle tree and the willows OF
the brook, and We shall rejoice before
the Lord your God" Rev. A. w. Edel-
man will preach on these four different
emblems, on Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock, at Masonic hall, 1853 South
Spring street.
Lunch served daily from II to at
Woman's Exchange, 223 S. Broadway.