Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-18
Max. tem., 96; min. tenn, IS.
NEWS MOTIFS.

There are enough editors at the differ
ent hotels to run all the newspapers in
California.
The Electric Ball team will meet the
Terminal boys at Fourth and Alameda,
at 2 p. M, instead of 2:S0, today.
The cases of Simons ct al. We. Webster
ct al. and Waldron VS.. the City of Los
Angeles, were passed by Judge Van
Dyke yesterday.
Billy Manning left for San Quentin
yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, in
charge OF Deputy Marshal Hamill, for
two years. stay.
kilograms remaining undelivered at
Western Union telegraph Office, corner
sMain and Court streets, May II, 1892:
R. Fl. Henry, A. 9. David, E. L. Christ
man, M. HI. Jewell, Mrs. Kate Cotton,
Joachim Ruff, Lena Riss, Lune Dupins,
f. Stonewall Jackson, B. B. Breed.
The advantage of advertising in the
ILLUSTRATED HERALD was shown yester-
day by letter received by Mr.. A. H.
Denker from a man IN Minneapolis, who
wishes to purchase large portion of the
Rodeo de las Aguas rancho, having read
Mr.. Denker's advertisement in the HER
AID.
Engineer Ferguson, who brought the
train of the reception committee from
the north on Monday, states that the
delay In tunnel IA on the way down
was unavoidable. The delay was caused
by the fog making the rails greasy" as
engineers term condition of dampness
combined with dust which allows the
wheels to clip.
Mrs. Tischhauser raised quite dis
turbance last night on Commercial
street. She attacked Professor Hebler
with hatchet and rock. The professor
fired two shots in the air to scare the
woman. Mrs. Tischhauser was exam
ined in regard to her sanity only last
week. She caused a whole lot of trouble
last evening and threw Mrs. Hebler into
Mysteries.
Four Japanese we're arrested last
night for obstructing the sidewalk and
disturbing the peace on Alameda street.
They are missionaries, and last night
started out to save the japanese woman
who has crib on that street. A crowd
soon gathered around and finally the
officer concluded that it would be neces-
sary to run in the missionaries. They
gave So bail for their appearance.
Yesterday was regular scorcher,
and the weather in consequence formed
the principal topic OF conversation. 1t
was reminder OF what one can expect
occasionally during the months of June,
July and August. There was an I'M
precedented demand for soda water and
al IAxv - l. g IL
acter. Many people appeared in sum.
mer costumes for the first time this
season. The thermometer marked SO
degrees.
Mrs. Vissell, lady from San Bernar-
dino, who is visiting friends at the cor
ner of New Main and Railroad avenue,
attended the Mills meeting last night
She took the cable car home and mo-
toned the conductor to stop the car just
before reaching her destination. rhe
car was stopped and Mrs. Vissell rose to
get up, but fell over in faint. She was
taken to the drug store on the other side
OF the viaduct, where she was given re-
storatives, and was afterwards sent
home.
A meeting of the state board of health
was concluded yesterday at the Office OF
DR.. Cochran, president of the board.
There were present besides DIR. Coch-
ran, DIR. Laine of Sacramento, secretary
OF the board; DIR. Ruggles OF Stockton
and DR.. Remondino of San Diego. The
principal object of the meeting was the
inspection of the Whittier Reform
school and the State Normal school in
this city. On Monday the board re-
ported everything in frst-class condi-
tion, and DIR. Remondino is especially
warm in his praises of the management
of the school. Everything at the nor
NAL school was also found in eatisfac-
tory condition.
At the Free Methodist annual confer
ence at Pasadena the following appoint
ments were made: Los Angeles dis
trict, G. B. Ebey, chairman; Los An
geles, 7. G. Givens, supply; Los Angeles
French and Cahuenga, F. K. Dubois !;
Pasadena, David Mcleod; Artesia and
Norwalk, F. A. Ames Compton and In
glewood. T. B. Fisher; Ell Modena and
Santa Ana, j. A. Hemphill Riverside
and Menifee Springs, to be supplied ;
Rev. T. Fluck, conference evangelist; /;
Josephine Cowgirl, Los Angeles city
missionary. Tulare district, James
Seals, chairman; Hanford and Eureka,
James pe6lS. Arizona QlStalcC, r. ,.
Axtell. chairman; Phoenix, F. S. AK
tell; H. S. Abbott, conference evan
gelist.
Court Sunset, No. sl23, A. OF. of A.,
was instituted Monday evening, May
10th, at Maccabees' hall, No. 1917 N.
Main street, by D. G. G. R. William A.
Ryan, assisted by the sister courts of
the city, with twenty-seven charter
members, among whom are some of the
most prominent business men of the
city. A banquet followed and speaking,
singing and recitations were the fea-
lures of the evening. The occasion will
be long remembered. Following are the
officers installed for this term: Chief
ranger, Meyer Siegel; S. G. r., John
Castera; F. S., = Bassert R. S., L.
+. Shepard treasurer, S. Goldberg; S.
W., Willie Lubin; J. W., John Deponce
S. B., Phi. Sander; J. B., A. Mendelson
trustees, Max CChn, w. H. Buehler and
j. Phillips.
r. D, List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 West Second. Telephone 165
Removal.
c. T. Paul stoves, hardware, ETC. has removed