The herald., 1894-12-02
SANTA ANA.


SANTA ANA, Dsc. 1.-The second day
II the @. E. convention has been q most
interesting one. The large opera house 9
has been we'll filled at both morning and
afternoon session. The main feature oi
the morning session was the sddress by
Rev. @. II. Yatman OF New York. His
every word was eagerly received, and all
during his address it was apparent that
the audience was we'll pleased at the
address. 1t was q maoterly discourse
and delivered in a way that pleased all.
In the afternoon the juniors hold their
convention. which was very interesting,
and the opera kouae was crowded to the
doors. The business session was held
during the afternoon.
Nearly all the delegates elected to the
convention were present, being about
600 in all. They are fsir representa-
tlon Of the Christian people OF every
part of Southern California. 1t is tn Q
largest convention ever held in the
county of the kind. The more energetic
members are at work setting their plans
to have the convention held in Pomona
next year. and from al appearances Po-
mona will be the next place.
Tomorrow the open air meeting in the
court house square promises to be one
OF the largest outdoor meetings held in
Southern California, without some def
mite preparations for it. The open air
meeting will take place at 2 O'Clock and
every body seems to be making their pre-
parations to attend.
The address lsst night BY Rev. Burt
Estes Howard, of Los Angeles, was per-
haps the most interesting discourse thus
far OF the convention. 1T was logical,
masterly and sound truth, and WAS
talked of on the streets perhaps more
than any other ono feature of the con.
vention.
The following committees were ap>
pointed:
Nominatiug-Rev. George E. Dye,
Mrs. l.. E. Drack, Mary o. Long, B. E.
Isenburg. W. s. Edwards.
Resolutions-Rev. j. R. Knodell, DR..
James, DR.. j. G. Berneike.
Auditing-J. FL. Brewer. W. A.
Spence.
The programme for Sunday is 90 fol-
lows: Sunrise prayer meetings, Pres
byterian church in Tustin and Baptist
church in Santa Aua; services 1t the
regular hour in all the churches.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
p.m.-Juniors' rally in Congregational
church; open-aIr meeting in Court
} pm.-Kva ngeiistic sermon in opera house by
Rev. c. 3. Mason.
EVENING SESSION.
7pm.-Prayer service, led by C. W. Jones.
Music by orchestra.
Anthem, seiec, chorus.
soio- Misi Anna Olney.
5a.m.-serm by Dr.. W. J. Chichester Of Los
Angeles
Conservation.
Benediction.
The following marriage licenses were
issued today: Arnold +. Babcock, aged
23. OF Chicago, and Edith L. Snider,
aged %, OF Coronado; Melvil NJ. Gray,
aged %. and Anna G. Smith, aged 81,
both of Santa Ana; Albert l.. Benight,
aged 27, OF Eacondido, and Ida NJ. Cook,
aged Is, OF Santa Ana.
Francis Armbuster has sold to J. II.
Clabaugh lot IA. block @, Center tract.
in Anaheim, for S450.
William M White has sald to Henry
Grote lot 25 In Grote's addition to
Orange. for s60
Miss Minnie Roper is in Los Angeles
visiting for week or two.
Died-ln Vills Park, November 30th,
Mr.. Trumbal Kent, aged 66 years. The
funeral will take place at the Villa Park
church, Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
JAIL DELIVERY.
The man who was arrested yesterday
for stealing pair Of pants from Killers
store wss placed in Jail and some one
last night from the outside filed the
lock and liberated the prisoner. Moth
ing is known OF the person who did the
work.
Charles Pepkins, who pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to Folsom for two
years for burglary, was taken north to-
day.
The divorce suit of Lizzie Burden WAS
taken under advisement today by Judge
J. w. Towner.
Edward +. Cahill today severed his
connection with the Daily Evening
Blade of thia city. During Mr.. CahilPs
stay in Santa Ana he has made many
warm friends.
Married nt the First Presbyterian
church last Tuesday, Mr.. R. 8. Hunt
er and Miss e. M. Polhemrs of Ana
helm. Rev. J. 7. Hopkins officiating.