Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-04

The members OF the Sacred Heart
league will have their monthly oeVo-
tions this evening at Z 80 O'Clock, at the
nlszs church. Father Montinarelli will
preach the sermon.
H.C. kellogg OF Anaheim has nm
ished survey of Lake Elsinore, showing
that the area of the lake has consluer.
ably increased since the settlement OF
the district commenced.
The members of the colored baptist
church are holding fair in TurnveTein
hall for the benefit of the church. The
fair was opened last night. Dinner Is
served at noon and in the evening.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner North Main and Court streets,
November Sd. for Mrs. @. w. Graham,
Miss Maggie Fritzer and w. j. Hun
saker.
marriage license was issued yester-
dav toJ. r. Halsey, aged As, native OF
Ohio and resident of Kingman, Arlz
and Fannie Van Matre, aged "a, ma
tive of California and resident Of Los
Angeles.
A fine black setter dog was killed
Yesterday morning on Broadway near
Fifth street by an electric car. Com
plants are being made that many fine
CANNES have been killed lately through
/ the neglect OF the motormen to give the
poor animals any warning.
Miss Annie Ward returned to
Los Angeles yesterday after an
extended trip in the east
where the Leading cities were visited
She was accompanied by Miss Hattie
Ssimons, who returns after a visit of one
year to her old home in Georgia. Miss
Salmous ie at present the guest OF MISS
Ward at 1900 South Hill street.
The $500 which WAS the result OF the
benefit baseball game given by Manager
Vanderheck for the sufferers by the
Columbus day accident has been distrib.
uted as follows: Mrs. Ford, mother OF
Frank Ford Mrs Oden, mother OF Louis
Oden; Freda Rapp, Gilbert Christian.
Mrs. B. Bunkers, Herman Cammert
Mike Cullen, H. ]. Lloyd, jr, Edward
Griffith Walter Oser, Frank Selfert, Miss
Van Norman.
The Editorial Association OF Southern
California will meet at Pasadena Novem-
ber 18th. The meeting will be joint
session with the California Press associ-
alton, at which arrangements Will De
made for trip of members OF the associ-
ation 10 the Chicago exposition next
year. The business OF the Editorial
Association of Southern California will
be transacted on the afternoon OF No
vember 10th. In the evening and there
after there sill be joint sessions OF the
associations This meeting bids fair to
be the most important in the history OF
the association, and it is especially re-
ouested that all members make it a
point to be present.
There will not be as many pleasure
seekers going from this city to Santa
Ana TO see the pacing race as went over
there six weeks ago to see the great
pacing stallion defeat Mckinney. The
veteran Noyes, whose pools are as sooth-
Ing as the pools OF Bethesda were to the
Hebrews of old, is going to sell pools in
town ard get d telegram from each heal
of the race. This will, in itself, detrac
considerably from the attendance at the
track. Again, some people are promul
eating the silly story that the race is a
hippodrome, an opinion in which tbs
HERALD does not concur. Mr.. Willets,
the owner of Silkwood, would not have
him beaten for twice the value OF the
purse; and Mr.. Ottinger is known to
everybody as gentleman of the right
sort. The race will be for blood.