Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-10
NEWS NOTES.


quorum yesterday morning, and no
meeting was held.
Mrs. Nickless gives test and spiritual
messages this evening at Caledonian
hall, 119 South Spring street.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw sang an aria
from Lucia which elected storms OF
applause.-TNew York World.
Ben Hogan, once pugilist but now a
temperance advocate, will lecture at the
Los Angeles theater on Sunday night.
At Kerkow's new Vienna Buffet, Nora
Martin, handsome and clever charac-
ter actress from Australia, is making a
great hit.
j. w. Doss of Cahuenga wishes it
understood that he is not the Doss who
sued Sheriff Gibson for damages for
illegal imprisonment.
Dion Romandy and large orchestra
will give concert at Turner hall on
Sunday. The famous intermezzo from
Cavalleria Rusticana will be played.
Mrs. Spring, mother OF Mrs. William
Piutti, died yesterday morning after a
short illness. Funeral will take place
this afternoon at O'Clock from sos
West Seventeenth street.
Vignol Concert company. The special
engagement of Master John G. Platt,
the blindfolded aerial artist for the Wig
mol Concert company, Illinois hall, Sat-
urday evening, March 18th.
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Union gospel meetings will be con-
Quoted in Temperan re temple tomorrow
at 10'a. M, 2 and 7:30 p. M, by j. M.
Hervey and W. G. Stevens, pastors Of
Gospel tabernacle. Major Hilton and
others will speak.
The dissolving and coored views,
which illustrate Mr.. Spaulding's lecture
on Pompeii, are shown upon the screen
with vivid effect. The views of Vesu-
vius in eruption are exceptionally fine.
Secure reserved seats at Bartlett's music
house.
The newsboys' home Sabbath school,
organized recently at their headquarters
3l9 East First street, is doing quite well.
An interesting session was had last Suu-
day. All laboring boys and girls not at
tending any other regular Sabbath
school, are especially invited to this
school at 4 80 O'Clock sharp. G. T.
Hanly, superintendent.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw appeared at
Steinway hall last evening and showed
herself to be possessed of not only an
attractive face and pleasing stage pres
ence, but we'll cultivated soprano
voice as we'll. Sheis entirely free from
mannerisms and sings in a perfectly
natural, straightforward manner, that is
thoroughly refreshing in these days of
artificial vocalism.- New York Herald.
Harry Bailey of New York, and Mrs.
Agnes Page of Los Angeles, were mar
ried at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
the cathedral, Rev. Father Mcdonald
officiating. Mrs. Killerman was brides
maid and Frank Phillips acted as best
man: The wedding party afterward en-
joyed sumptuous dinner at Solomon's.
MIR. and Mrs. Bailey will make their
home on the Page ranch on Pasadena
avenue,
The Comstock Club is the title of a
book written by G. G. Goodwin, editor
of the Salt Lake Daily Tribune. 1t is
descriptive of the early days on the
Comstock and very appropriately is ded-
icated to the miners of the coast. 1t is
well written, full of interesting detail,
and will we'll repay perusal. 1t is of
especial interest to all old timers on the
coast, who will recall many incidents
and characters mentioned, and will also
be found Of value by the general reader.