The herald., 1896-07-20

but upon life Christ is the grave O
controversy" Shut out the things o
non-importance and the triumph of tn,
church is assured. Consecrated service
| on the altar of the world will result il
| ultimate triumph.
TODAY'S EVENTS-WOMAN' DAY
| Sa. m.-Bible reading. DR.. Frost.
ga. m.-Normal class, Mr.. Dorland.
10 a. m.-American History and Litera-
| ture, Mrs. Averill
II a. m-Chorus class, Prof. Cornell.
| Northfield course, Rev. A. w. Rider:
| sixth day, The Bible and Patience, OF
| Learning and Waiting.
2:3O p. m.-Prelude.
Forum hour, Miss Shaw presiding.
p. m.-Lecture. The New Woman,
Rev. Carlos Martyr, ID.
7:30 p. m.-Prelude.
p. m.-Lecture, The New Man, Rev.
Anna H. Shaw.
LONG BEACH NOTES
Two coaches loaded with the employees
| of the Peoples store, Hamburger & Sons.
came down on the SIS Terminal train
yesterday morning, going through on
| their way to Terminal island, spending
the day at that pleasant resort.
The waters of the bay were as un-
ruffled yesterday morning as the surface
of a mirror, and the fleet Of pleasure
boats We're kept busy most of the day
taking out sailing and fishing parties.
Crowds of people here; Chautauqua
brings them. Pine street from Ocean
avenue to Second street is as crowded
in the evening from to o'clock as
Spring street. Los Angeles.
Business with the merchants is much
better than at this time a year ago.
We have all the accessories of civili-
cation with us this summer, l. e.. shoot
ing galleries, niger baby racket, street
preaching, billiards. tamales and pop
corn stands and street fakirs.
Will Prof Cook please rise and explain
what physiological connection there is
between the closing of the saloon and the
alarming increase in stomach troubles
since that event?
William w. Weller of Los Angeles and
Miss Margaret Parsons We're guests at
| the Winifred cottage yesterday.
Miss Gala Milligan caught three and
| Miss Florence Wilmington caught four
| barracuda while sailing on the Morning
| Star Saturday.
AL Curtis drove down from Pasadena
| Saturday.
Mr.. c. E. White of Pomona Joined his
wife who has been stopping here at
the Reeves cottage, Friday.
II. L. Chadwick. wife and daughter
of Los Angeles came down yesterday.
| DIR. George H. Beach, William Beach
| Fred Godbey, J. W. Myers of Los An
geles, and James Mcfarland of San Jose
made a party who chased sunbeams
over the waters of the bay in yacht
yesterday.
Mr.. McIlvaine and wife, prospective
| denizens of this seaport, came down
yesterday.
Alvin Church and wife of Los Angeles
| were listeners to the Rev. DR.. Carlos
| Martyrs discourse yesterday.
Standing room only was to be had al
<n11 ooIo Iax two 1ar r.
| before DR.. Martyr began his discourse
The yacht Santa Barbara took party
of thirty-eight out for a moonlight sal
Saturday night, getting back to the
wharf at a. m. Sunday morning.
Mr.. I. H. Preston, wife and daughter
of Los Angeles, spent from Saturday t.
| Monday at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will E. Place of Los An.
geles are here for week or so.
At the Pacific hotel are the following
J. w. Newell, Sam Pollock, Pasadena
Chester Watkins. Francis Hanks, Riv
erside; L. c. Grace. A. T. Park, Red
lands; F. Wencutz, ]. P. Gibson, Ana
helm.
At Mrs P r. Grifths' Primrose Lodg,
cottage are Mrs. J. E. Harwell, Mis-
Green, Cotton; Mrs. j. c. Milligan anc
daughter Gala, Miss Flonerce Whit
tington. Monrovia: Louise Patterson
Monrovia; Miss Mary Harper Riverside
Mrs. White and daughter, Pasadena.
Bob Todd of the Express took in hi
old home here yesterday.
E. A. Blakely of Los Angeles lecture,
at the Sanitarium hall yesterday at
o'clock
At DIR. NJ. A. Schutz's sanitarium ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin, Pomona; Mrs. an,
Miss Cooper. Orange; Miss Petre, Cotton
Misses Kate and Ida Garwood. Monro
via; Mrs. Gardner and Miss Fish, Pas