The herald., 1894-03-04
LONG BEACH.
A Most Successful Revival-rhe BIcl
Efsh.

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Fish.
LONG BEACH, March 3.-The revival
that has been going on so long is gather
ing force as it travels and is likely to
laet until the evangeliets give out. This
revival started in the tsbei inacle. which
the Rev. w. P. Hawortb, of st. Lors,
Mo-, and the NJ. e. local pastor, Rev. T..
A. Healey being in charge. II was OF
sectsrian in it's teachings the former
gentleman being a Presbyterian divine
who ia now the pastor OF the Pres byte
r;an church here. The Rev. John
Riley, OF Ohio, an evangelist OF the
Quaker or Friends society, then came
down from Whittier where he had been
conducting revival meetings and tbs
services were transferred to the Friends
church where they are in their seventh
week. Mrs. Joseph Cooper. the Friends
pastor, is associated with Mr.. Riley in
the work which is supplemented by the
presence and services OF Revs.
Healey and Haworth. The number OF
conventions has been, considering the
size of ths plsce, enormous. The
evangelisis have an auxiliary corps of
Christians, men aud women, who at the
close of the exhortations go through
the audience ami if there are any guilty
ones there, depend upon it, they don't
escape.
The first half hour is devoted to song
service led by Mr.. George Blount, and
the service all through is interspersed
with songs, the whole audience singing.
j. G. Arnold, of Whittier, a very fine
singer, does the solos with sn occasional
duet in which Mrs. Cooper or Miss
George Culthbert participates.
Mrs. Marinda Hill, mother OF Frank
lin Martin and Oscar Wells OF this place,
after a ortillness. died Tuesday. Feb
ruRry 9th, at 4 p. m. The lady was
one OF the pioneer women who, leaving
home and associations behind. headed
for the new Ell Dorado, crossing the
plaine in prairie schooner, sharing all
the toils and privstions incidental to the
upbuilding of new country. She
passed the allotted span, reaching the
ripe age Of 81 yeara. Rev. K. A. Healy,
assisted by choir led by Miss George
Cuthbert, conducted the funeral SER
vices at the home Of her son, Mr.. Frank
lin Martin, after which the remains were
taken to the Long Beach cemetery and
inferred.
Mrs. Remmel OF Pasadena and fam
lily from the cast have rented and are
occupying the Bright cottage, on Second
street.
Mrs. McGraw and family, wife of the
distinguished Denver architect who
drew the plans upon which the Palace
hotel was built, are occupying the San
born cottage, Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Packard and
child of Riverside are occupying their
Long Beach home at present.
Mrs. Frances Baright Of Los Angeles
visited the beach Thursday.
Mrs. r. M. Webster. wife of the former
pastor of tho Congregational church at
this place, is visiting at her sister. MrB.
DIR. A. G. Cooks home.
eIcK FISH.
There has been no satisfactory explain
alton given as yet that accounts for the
dead and dying fish in our waters. 1t
is said that through volcanic action the
water around Catalina ia soimpregnated
with sulphur as to affect the fish.
Mr. Goodenough and family of Iowa
have rented the Blumer cottage, Ocean
avenue. They took possession Friday.
DR.. w. B. Cox, who lately purchased
M olRu I hCIo lEuCI uCaI bOWus WnlCAt lis
son Del has been putting in shape. ar
rived with his wife last Wednesday from
Charlottesville, Ind, and took immediate
possession.
The Fraiey Brothers of Pasadena are
to construct a two story business block
on Pine street. between the Iowa Villa
hotel and the Fetterman house.
The demand for cottages is unprece-
dented for this season OF the year, and
presages a prosperous summer for this
popular place.
AT the Fetterman house were John
Sutclitf, f. G. Schumacher, F. G. Dodd,
Phil Lyons, j. w. Collins, s. Howard,
a. NJ. Shields. Los Angeles; T. II. De-
vine, Pueblo, Col; w. L. Newlin, To-
peka, Kan; Martin Hamen, Denver;
M. 0. Mattson, Brooklyn. N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. Courtney, San Diego.
At the Iowa villa the following: NJ.
Meagher. Mr.. and Mrs. Meachem. j.
White. Orlando V. Stephens, Los An
geles; F. D. Strhrow, w. H. Crawford,
Muscatine, Ia; FL. @. Hibbard, River
side; Mr., and Mrs. w. f. Hood, Geo.
Hoover, Glendora; Henry Hoover,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hoover, Spruce
land. Ind; A. b. Cox and young ladies'.
Lancaster; Eugene Gusger, Pasadena; !;
Luther Ballen, Lincoln. Neb. G. b.
Lumbard, Iowa City; ]. Wild, Los An
geles; freeman Robbin, Attleboro,
Mass.
Mrs. Nancy wirts. 1901 Caroline st., Balti-
more, Md. thus gives her experience: I'VE