The herald., 1893-07-16
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A Few Features of the "Herald"
Last Week.

MONG AoOO NE WS.
A Few Features of the "Herald"
Last Week.
The HERALD has again the satisfaction
of recording a number of important
news items which 1t published exclu-
sively during the week past. Some of
the items are as indicated by the follow
ing headlines:
Among the Banks-The First National
Getting Plenty of Monev-It Will Open
for Business Again Next Monday-The
Southern California Savings Bank Makes
a Pnrchase.-[July 18th.
Unblushing Hsnsen-He Undresses
on Santa Monica's Wharf and Takes a
Bath-He Claims That He Wore Fig
! Leaf and That the Ocean Is Free, but
the Justice Held Him for Trial. j ufy
18th.
Affairs at Guaymas-Consul J. Alex.
ander Forbes in the City-Busiuess Con-
ditions Observation-Disclosures Activity
Anthracite Coal Mines to Be Developed.
Sanitation Good-[July 18th.
Partially Submersed-Captain Null
let's Story About San Nicolas Island-He
Asserts That His Story About the Phen-
emena Is True, and That the Harbor Ia
Full OF Sand.-July 18th.
The Hello Company - They Want
Their Assessment Materially reduced
[July 18th.
The Thomas Estate-A Son of the
Testator Attacks the Wlll.-[July 18th.
She Wants to Get Out-Jennis Morgan
Tired Of Life in the County Jail.-lJuly
18th.
Batchellor's Personal Talk-He At
tackled Mrs. Steinhauser's Personal
Character-Judge Shaw Appointed a
Banking Company as Guardian-A Pc
culiar Scene in Court Yesterday-The
Sequence of Suicide-A Pretty Young
Widow Shows Emotion..[Ju!y 18th.
een Record Time on Wheels-The Round
Trip Between Los Angeles, Pomona and
Santa Monica Made in Very Quick
Order.-[Ju uly 18th.
The Vedalia is Hungry-Mr. Compere
Desires Donations of White Scale Bugs
A Lack of Supplies for the Lady Bugs
Which Have Done So Much Toward Saw
ing California Orange Growers. July
18th.
The Railroads-Mr. Stewards Santa
Monica Electric Road-He States That
He is Making Great Progress in secur-
ing Right of Way-Santa Monica Affairs.
-[July 18th.
Adios to General McCook-The Noted
Commander to Leave for Denver-Tak-
ing His Farewell of His Many Los
Angeles Friends "A Parsonage Who
Has Won the Warm Regard of All Who
Know Him-The LOSS of the Head
quarters Will Be Dsnver's Gain.-[July
l1th.
Eckels' Permit Comes-The Southern
California National Bank to Open-The
Comptroller of the Currency Save 1t
Should Now E ujoy the Full Confidence
of the People of Los Angeles. L uly 9th.
Walter Raymond's Big Hotel-It
Will Be Located Adjacent to San Pedro
And It Will Cost a Quarter OF Mil
lion Dollars-A Splendid Summer Hos
telry to be Erected at Whites Point,
and Will Be tine Largest on the Coast.
July 9th.
TEMPERANCE Fight-Pico Heights Still
the Scene of Warfare-The Chase Still
on for the Writer of the Article Against
Rev, Morrieon-He Writes a Very Hot
Letter.-[July 9th.
Prohibition vs.. Temperance - Like
lee Cream Soda and Beer, They Do Not
Mix-A Church Fight Results Among
Pico Heights Methodists-Rev.M Morri-
SON Attacked in the Voice-It was AL
legged that He Smoked IA Verdict Rem
dered for the Defendant.-LJ July 8th.
The Governor Home-He Talks About
the Fair, but Eschews Politics-He
Will Not Talk About the Senate APP
pointment Until He Is Ready to Act-A
Discussion on General Matters.- July
8th.
The Normal School-A Radical Change
Regarding the New Building-A Meet
ing of the School Board Held on Wednes-
day-The New Edifce to Form Part OF
the Old One.-lJuly l4th.
The clergy of the Episcopal church in
this city are making arrangements to
have q supplementary missionary coun-
Gil held in Los Angeles Immediately
after the missionary council which is to
take place in San Francisco, commenc-
ing on October 22nd. The council will
consist of the most prominent bishops
of the Episcopal church, and some of
the leading laymen. Among the laymen
are expected such influential gentle
men as Cornelius Vanderbilt, Seth Low,
Bavard Pierrepont Morgan and others.
These meetings have hitherto been held
in eastern cities. Los Angeles church
men desire to show these prominent
people the beauty and development ol
Southern California. The Rev. E. w.
r. Taylor has been appointed commit
tee to send invitations to the visitors.
Miss Sylvia Allott, the cashier for
Mr.. J. e. Aull OF the Hollenbeck cafe,
has returned from an extended visit
through the east. Miss Allott visited
ner former home in Wilmington, Del,
and also stopped at Washington and
other places of interest. Her health has
been greatly benefited by her two
months vacation. and she will again