Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
NEWS NOTES.
Max. tem., 92; min. Tenn. 65.

Max. tenn. 90; min. tenn. 65.
The Prohibition county convention
will be held at Temperance temple next
Thursday.
An undelivered telegram is at the
Western Union Telegraph office, corner
OF Court and Main streets, for Patrick
Talent.
Maria Ward was brought to the police
station last evening in the patrol wagon.
She will probably be sent to the poor
farm today.
The third quarterly session of the
Farmers institute of Southern Califor-
MIA, will be held at Chino on the 18th
and 18th inetants.
Humane Officer Wright states that
the bow Carmoss Scales has not run
away from home. His mother, Mr..
WRIGHT saws, complains that he Will not
20 to school, and wants to send him to
Whittier.
Company A., with the other compan-
les of the Seventh infantry, will send a
detail of sixty men by the 8:25 a. m.
Southern Pacific train Sunday to
San Pedro, for battle exercises. The
use of the Gatling gun and practice by
the ambulance corps, will be new fea-
tures in their work. A detail from the
signal corps will heliograph the result
OF the maneuvers to General Johnson,
on Catalina island. A large number OF
friends accompany the soldiers.
Mrs. Magdalena Chandler, wife of Mr..
Harry Chandler. died yesterday at her
late residence, 719 Rosas street, after
short and painful illness, leaving two
daughters, Frances, aged years, and
MAY, aged IL days, and her husband to
mourn her loss. Mrs. Chandler was
born in Comfort, Tex, June 81, 1868,
and has lived eleven years in California.
She was married February 6, 1889. She
was devoted wife and woman of a
very sympathetic nature. Her many
friends will miss her, and extend their
heartfelt sympathy to her husband in
his bereavement.
Professor Woodward, the granger
aeronaut of Ventura, will make the
second attempt, this afternoon, to get
away upon his transcontinental trip.
His balloon is now in the southwest cor
ner of the Athletic park, and it is said
he will cut loose just after the ball game
today. This being so, it will add de-
gree of interest to ladies' day at the ball
grounds. This, in connection with the
amateur bicycle races on Saturday
afternoon, will give baseball patrons a
double bill.
The collector for well-known COM
pany of this, city was placed IN an
awkward position yesterday. The said
collector is one of the foremost and most
devout church members on the east side
ofthe river. He was standing on Spring
street talking with some friends. OF
a sudden he pushed his hands into his
coat pocket and drew out package OF
papers. With the papers came two
dice. They fell to the sidewalk, greatly
to the CONSERVATION of the Christian
brother. To his friends he could give
no excuse as to how the dice got there
He more than solemnly averred that he
had not been shooting craps.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday DR.. Tebbets, add te
and repair building on northeast corner
Of Grand avenue and Twenty-thirG
street, $780,; Newell & RAIDER, store
building, Broadway, between First ant
Second streets, $4,000; j. w. Shafer
frame dwelling, Twenty seventh street,
between Main and Maple avenue, $500
Marietta D. Gish, frame stable, Flower
street, $3.50; Mrs. s. T. Judd, frame
building. Lovelace avenue, $4,000; S. @.
Dodge, planning mill, Sixth and Maple
avenue, $1,000.