The herald., 1894-08-21
Maximum temperature, e5.
Minimum temperature. 80.

Number 81 Glimpses OF America mas
arrived, and ia ready for delivery at the
HERALD Office.
A Chinese named Wah Lung Was ar.
rested last evening by Officer Heidi for
selling lottery ticket.
A white-dress ball will be given by
Frank Bartlett Post. W. r. c., at q. A.
II. hall 6l3 s. Spring st., tonight. see
notice elsewhere.
Mr.. Massovitch, the mine owner OF
San Diego county, is requested to send
his address to Capt. Dick. at this office
as soon as possible, matter OF impor-
tance.
There were undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office, cor
ner of Court and Main streets, August
Goth for Mrs. E. L. Doran, Mrs. A. 5.
Baimstein and A. H. Smith.
James Stone, boy about about s
years old, wac picked up by Officer Paw
ling on San Fernando street yesterday
afternoon and returned to his home in
the western part of the city. The boy
was lost.
DR.. G. f. Heinzeman, who conducts
the popular drug store at 222 North
Main street, is one of the most reliable
men in his business in the United
States. DR.. Heiuzeman carries the
finest stock OF drugs in the city, and
makes a specially Of prescriptions, and
his charges are moderate.
Cathedral, Aug. 20. 1s94.-The public
are hereby notified that a man repre-.
eenting himself to be priest is collect
ing money without any authorization
from me. | hereby warn all charitsbly
disposed persons against this and other
imposters. (Signed) T Francis Mora,
Bishop OF Monterey and Los Angeles.
The Al,ruria Cooperative association
will hold public meeting at Unity
church Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
Mr.. e. 4. Payne OF Berkeley will aG-
dress the meeting and give an exposi-
ton OF the new Altrurisn plan for in
dustrial and social cooperation on the
basis of fraternity and good will OF man
ior man.
Geo. Mcclure. recent arrival in this
city from Fresno, died in this city yes
terday, at the residence OF his son. 29l0
Michigan avenue. The funeral notice
appears elsewhere. Mcclure WAS a
member of the q. A. r., and members
OF that order are invited to attend his
funeral, which takes place tomorrow at
10 a. m.
The property owners on the south
side OF Santa Monica met for the pur-
pose of forming an association at the
Arcadia hotel Saturday evening. An
executive committee was appointed to
take charge oil affairs and to zee to the
much needed public improvements.
Streets will be graded, watered and
lighted. police protection provided for
and general Improvements made on all
lines.
About 2 80 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
liveryman named James Dexter met
with quite a serious accident on Spring
street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, while riding on a University
electric car. He was sitting on the front
platform and suddenly pitched forward
to the street, striking on hie head. The
patrol wagon was summoned and he
was taken to his home at the corner OF
Maple avenue and Twenty third street
in an unconscious condition.
All that remains of Lang @. Winston,
the Pasadena man who lost his life in a
snow storm last November up in Little
creek cafion, were brought down from
Palmdale on the Southern Pacific COM
psny's line yesterday and sent to his
late home in Pasadena. The remains
we're tied up in a sack and shipped
through by the express company. II
had been go long since Winston had
died that nothing but his bones re-
manned. There was quite an insurance
carried upon his life.
A singular case of insanity puzzled
the officials at the police station yester-
day morning. A gentleman named w.
H. Ward was brought to the receiving
hospital from the Palm house, near the
Arcade depot. and booked for medical
treatment. He was not drunk and waf
evidently deranged, seeming to be in
constant fear of his life. Upon his per
son was found 5000 in gold, bank book
on San Francisco bank and valuable
papers. He had been acting queerly al
the hotel and they notified the police.
Yesterday afternoon DIR. Power, the
city health officer. discovered that som,
one had entered his Office in the Califor
MIA bank and stolen email satohel con-
tanning Instruments. He at once re,
ported his loss to the police department
and WAS greatly surprised to ne con,
fronted with his property. The tools
had been recovered by Detectives Auble
and Hswley from the three men arrested
last Saturday. 1t ia a very creditabe
showing. indeed, for the detectives te
recover property even before it has been
missed by the owner.