The herald., 1898-05-09
ORDERED TO ASSEMBLE
AND GET READY FOR A TRIP TO
MANILA
9he Pasadena Members Of the Hospital
Corps Informed That Their
Services Are Needed

PASADENA, May S.-(Off1ce Of The Her.
aid, 5S East Colorado street) The hospital
corps of the Seventh regiment was called
out this evening. When the regiment went
from Los Angeles last Friday 1t was
thought the hospital corps would not be
needed. Today First Sergeant Allen, in
command in the absence of Capt. johnson,
who is in San Francisco, wired to the San
Francisco headquarters asking If the corps
would be needed. At $50 this evening he
received a telegram from Adjt. Gen. A. w.
Barrett at San Francisco, instructing him
to assemble his corps at once and leave to-
morrow by the 1890 Southern Pacific train
for Los Angeles and San Francisco, re-
porting to the adjutant general at the Cal
ifornia hotel. The Pasadena portion of
the corps were quickly notified and assem-
bled at the armory, where suits. caps. etc.,
were taken from the lockers. They will
join the infantry boys at San Francisco
and sail with them for the Philippines.
The Pasadena contingent Is composed of
DR.. I. A. Allen. first sergeant; e. S. Barry.
corporal; Will s. Mitchell, w. A. Cham
bers, c. F. Stone. B. E. Haddon and War
rem Michener. Ten members go from Los
Angeles. Three more will be recruited
from Pasadena in the morning. The corps
the past six weeks and feel greatly elated
over the call. The boys receive $26 per
month as compensation and are non-com-
batants.
There is rumor to the effect that twen-
ty-five members of Company 1 failed to
pass the physical examination at San
Francisco. These boys will therefore re-
turn to Pasadena in a few days, doubtless
greatly disappointed. 1t was regarded as
almost certain by friends Of certain of the
boys who went that a few would be sent
back, but it was not thought that as
many as twenty-five would be rejected.
Capt. Lippencott and Major Bangham Of
this city are thrown out as officers because
they are not 81 years Of age, which is the
youngest, according to Gov. Budd's order,
that any captain or higher officer can be
Il, command Of Uncle Sans men.
The knights of Pythias Uniform Rank
will meet on Wednesday evening to receive
scruits for the military organization from
mong members of the lodge The Uniform
Rank, under Captain Collins. already
numbers thirty-eight men, and has offered
its services to the government.
There Is trouble in the camp of the Pas
hdena and Pacific Transfer company.
Business has been suspended. 1t Is all
on account of differeace which has arisen
between the three partners. v. l.. Carroll.
Kiehl and HolliSter. Carroll thinking
that his partners were not sufficiently
adapted to the business, decided to sell
out to them, but the other two would not
buy They haggled for time, and finally
Carroll yesterday took several horses and
teams, etc., belonging to the concern and
placed them where they were safe for the
time being. He claims that as his share
of the property entire, in which he owns
q third interest. Messrs. Kiehl and Hollis
ter have engaged A. r. Metcalfe to draw
up papers for the recovery of the property.
These papers will probably be served to-
morrow. Carroll has secured the legal
help of Attorney C. ]. Willett.
Joe and Frank Mandla, Mexicans resid-
Ing at No. 2201 Enterprise street, Los An
geles, were caught in the act of stealing
load of wood at the Hastings ranch north
east of town today. They were arrested
by Constable Newall of Lamanda Park
and were released upon their depositing
$40 cash bail.
Nearly one hundred G. A. R. veterans at
tended memorial services this morning in
the M. E. tabernacle. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Clark Crawford, the
pastor, and was heard by large congre-
cation.
The purpose Of the reception to be given
Hon. E. H. Conger, minister to China, on
Tuesday evening in the board of trade
rooms is to give citizens chance to meet
Mr.. Conger informally and discuss with
him the attitude of the Orient in the pres
ent crisis. Light refreshments will be
served informally from 8 to 10.
The Los Angeles County Sunday School
association holds convention in Pasa-
dena May 26th and 9th. The large delega-
tion which is expected will be entertained
one night and served with breakfast
Will Grey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Grey of Lincoln avenue, left today with
the heavy battery of Los Angeles for San
Francisco.