Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
SANTA ANA HAPPENINGS.
RIBBONS AND RINGS DISTURB THE
HOLINESS PEOPLE.
Or. Head Gets Populist Nomination.
The Congressional Convention.
City News and Per-
sonal Matters.


ers of the Holiness belief worship God.
The church is in sore distress, for some
of the good sisters and brethren do not
approve of the particularly
of the gentler sex-wearing any finery,
such as ribbons, jewelry, flowers or
other ornaments. They want the fol-
lowers OF Christ, according to their be-
lief, to lay aside their garb of fnery, and
wear only humility.
But there is always two sides to every
question, and so there is to this one.
The other side OF the Holi-
ness people do not believe
in such a doctrine. They believe
that you can follow in the foot steps of
the Lord Just as we'll if you have rib
bon on with which to tie your hair or
ring on your finger to show you are en-
gagged or married or your watch in your
pocket, to show that it is not in pawn
shop, as not, and so they are sorely dis
tressed. Just how the matter will be
settled is yet mystery, but there are
few pretty damsels who sit in the
church, and listen to the precepts OF
truth falling from the lips of the faith
ful, who will be missed from their accus-
toned seats, if ornaments must go.
DIR. H. W. HEAD NOMINATED.
Fifteen delegates Of the reform, alias
Peoples party, went to South Riverside,
Thursday, to represent Orange county's
end of the arrangement at the senate
rial convention which convened in that
city Friday.
They were evidently successful, for,
as work of that convention, DR.. III. W.
Head, good man of our county, had
the nomination thrust upon him.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Next Tuesday will be big day for
Santa Ana, for then it is that the Demo-
Gratis of the Seventh congressional dis
trict meet in convention to nominate a
candidate whom we intend to send to
the halls of congress.
1t is expected that large delegation
will come up from San Diego on special
train, bringing brass band and whole
lot of Wellborn enthusiasm. The San
Diegan says, in this connection: "The
Democratic delegation to Santa Ana will
go up there with whoop and hurrah.
A special train has been engaged to
take them to the convention next Tues
day, the Both instant. That train is to
leave the ID street depot at O'Clock a. N.
1t is to be covered with bunting and
liberally supplied with Wellborn flags.
1t is also to be accompanied by brass
band. 1t is thought the train will reach
Santa Ana by 8 O'Clock in the morning,
and that the work of confirming the
nomination of Wellborn can be finished
III time to permit the train to return to
San Diego the same day."
DEAD BODY FOUND.
Coroner Frank went to Laguna beach
Friday evening, in answer to tele-
gram received from that place, inform
ing him that the dead body of man
had been washed ashore at that place.
The body was found to be in most de-
composed condition, and had evidently
been in the water for some time. 1t is
believed that it is the remains of one OF
the sailors of the schooner Alki, who
was drowned at Newport sometime ago,
while loosening the vessel at the
yhlstling buoy.
Judge Marks courtroom was well filed
yesterday morning while Finley told
why he thought J. B. Moulin should be
held over on charge of assault with
deadly weapon.
Moulin also told his story of the shoot
ing, testifying that Finley had slap
ped his face and had also pulled his gun
before he shot him in the face. Moulin
claims that if he had not shot Finley,
he would probably have been shot him
self. and go he pulled his gun and fired
two shots, one of them hitting Finley in
the mouth.
After hearing the evidence, and upon
motion Of District Attorney Saulner,
the charge was dismissed on account OF
lack Of evidence.
NOTES.
Mrs. Pearl Drips, who has been visit
ing friends here, was suddenly called
home by the illness of her mother at
San Jose.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Horton, OF Whit
tier, are visiting their sister, Mr.. 1. D.
Mills of this city. The first named lady
is the matron of the Whittier Reform
school.
The case of the People va. Sam Finley,
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon, with intent to kill J. A. Moulin,
has been set for September 10th, before
Justice Marks.
Capt. D. III. Thomas, president of the
Thomas Manufacturing company of Lit
tie Rock, Ark, has taken up his resi-
dence in this county.
tent of the Knights of the Macca-
bees was instituted in this city Friday
evening by ]. M. Enerins, d. D. g., and
G. Gurtni, of Los Angeles. The next
meeting will be held September 9Th,
when delegation from Los Angeles
will be present.
Large contributions OF fruit and other
products are being made daily to the
Orange county worlds fair exhibit. w.
@. Watkins is constantly employed put
ting up fruit in jars, and already there
are nearly two hundred jars of fruit pre-
served in liquid. The County Worlds
Fair association held meeting today
and decided to push the work in all
lines. Orange county proposes to have
one OF the best exhibits in the state.
Judge j. e. Bacon, of San Juan, has
been w town this week
Large shipments of dried fruit are
leaving this city daily.
One lone individual now occupies the
county jail.
Registration in this county is nearly
over. The great register will contain
about 5000 names.
Tom Morris, our sprinter, is going to
Albuquerque to win q foot race for $500
against swift OF New Mexico.
Miss Grace Spurgee.a gave a pleasant
tea party to sixteen Of her young LADY