Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
NEWS from NHGHBOR|NG CITIES.
Politics, a Cloudburst and Base
ball at Pasadena.
Bow-Wow Bowers shaky Fences in
Santa Ana.
Political Forecasts at Redlands-south
Pasadena Affairs-News Notes
and Personals from
Pomona.

crowd at Williams hall last evening to
hear Marion Camron, Populist and
Democratic candidate for congress from
this district speak. Mr.. Larkin acted
as president of the evening, and after
campaign song by Mr.. Bennett, intro
duced the speaker of the evening.
Mr.. Cannon made an excellent ad-
dress, holding the attention of his audi
ence in remarkable manner. The
monopoly question was discussed IN all
its different phases, and the manner in
which the railroads have been controlling
the affairs of this state was denounced
in no mincing terms. The Nicaragua
canal bill was taken up and the measure
denounced as monopoly scheme for
robbing the people. He advocated as a
substitution that the government take
charge of the enterprise and make the
canal national affair.
The speaker concluded by promising
that should he be elected his best efforts
will be put forth to see that the rights of
the people are regarded. At the close
of the meeting grand rally was an
nounced for Los Angeles on next Friday
evening.
BASEBALL.
The ball game this afternoon between
the Ontario club and the A. @. Fort
team on the Athletic club grounds at
tracted large crowd of lovers of the
national game.
Splendid ball was put up on both
sides, but McFarland's curves were too
much for the Pasadena boys. they being
unable to touch him.
On the whole it was one of the best
games played on the local field.
Score: Pasadena-Runs, 8 ; hits 5; err
rors, z. Ontario-Runs, 6; hits, 8; err
rors, 4.
The personnel of the teams is as fol-
lows:
Pasadena Boynton, 3b; Chapman,
2b; Leland, C; Johnson, cf Newby, ss ;
G. Benedict, 1b; Palmateer, If; Blatten-
burg, rf; Thurber, p.
Ontario-Martin, C; Drum, 2b; Bailey,
IS; Thurman, 3b; Mcfarland, p Phil
lips, If: Eels, 1b; Tolan, rf; Rich, CT.
CLoUD-BURsT.
Considerable damage was done to the
Lake Vineyard Water company's pipes
at DEVILS Gate by cloudburst in the
mountains yesterday afternoon.
The pipes were in the bottom of the
cafion, and were torn up and twisted alls
out of shape and rendered useless by
the sudden rush of water.
The man employed by the water COM
pany stated that the water came down
in mass five feet high. tearing up trees
and hurting huge boulders down the
canon. The damage to the company
alone will amount to between 5000 and
5000.
The water receded as quickly as it
came, leaving the stream its usual
depth.
MRS. BENEFITS RECEPTION.
The reception given by Mrs. II. G.
Bennett, at her residence on South
Orange Grove avenue, yesterday after
noon, proved one of the most delightful
social affairs held thus far this season.
The house was beautifully decorated.
Mrs. P. M. Green and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mcpherson assisted the hostess in re-
ceiving.
Refreshments were served during the
course OF the afternoon, while the ladies
presided at the various tables.
The hostess may be congratulated on
the complete success of the reception in
spite of unfavorable weather.
NOTES.
The third annual chrysanthemum
fair of the Charity Organization society
will be held in Wooster hall, Nov. I'd,
Sd and 4th. The ladies are arranging
for special entertainments each evening.
The Terminal park is being removed
to the vicinity of the station. 1t seems
too bad that this lovely little park
should be taken up.
The Republicans held meeting at
Williams hall this evening. Judge
York and Captain Morrison were the
speakers.
The Hopper Brown debate will come
off Monday evening, the 31st, at Will
iams' hall. The gentlemen may be
assured of large and appreciative audi
ence.
The Marengo @. L. S. E. will meet
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