Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Bishop Conaty Returns

Bishop Conaty Returns
Bishop Conaty returned yesterday
from trip in the northern part of the
diocese.
Held to Answer
e. de p. Gutierrez, who is alleged to
have stabbed Mrs. Francisco Ayala a
few days ago while in a fit Of mad
passion, was held to the superior court
yesterday morning by Judge Austin
His bail was fixed at $4,000.
"Japan's Destiny"
On Friday evening next the Sunset
club, after an hours gustatory dis
cussion, will listen to three papers on
"Japan's Destiny" as viewed by Hon
E. w. Camp, Judge j. w. Mckinley
and Prof. w. A. Edwards.
Sold at an Advance
The lot on the south side of East
Fifth street, 5Ox16S feet, about 139 feet
west of San Pedro street, was sold yes
terday for $25O0O by r. H. Howell L.
L. Bowen and others to Victor Ponet
by a syndicate for $4,000.
Second "Reincarnation" Lecture
In Masonic hall this evening Rev
Benjamin Fay Mills will give the sec
ond lecture in his series on "Reincar-
nation.' Special arrangements havf
been made to accommodate the aud
fence, as every seat in Masonic hall
was filled last Wednesday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
interested to be present.
Rev. SmaIe Returns
A telegram was received from Rev
Joseph Smale, announcing that he
would arrive in Los Angeles Thursday
afternoon and would occupy his pulpit
at the First Baptist church next Sun
day. He has been absent for nine
months on a tour of the Holy Land
and Egypt. A reception will be ten
dered him on Friday evening at tbs
church, which will be the formal wei
come home from his congregation.
Psychic Alliance Meeting
An important meeting of the Psychic
Science alliance was held last evening
at the McIvor-Tyndall institute or
South Grand avenue, DR.. Alexander j.
McIvor-Tyndall, president of the al
lance, presiding. Committees were ap-
pointed to select new officers and II
was decided to continue as a permanent
society for the purpose of bringing to
the city as many national and interna-
tional speakers along advanced lines
as possible.
Doran Hearing Continued
Thomas Doran, proprietor of a sa-
loon at 1870 South Spring street. was
before the board of police commits
sioners yesterday on a charge of sell
ing liquor to minors. Testimony of
witnesses was taken and the case was
continued until one week from today
Previous to adjournment Commission
er johnson moved that Dorans license
be revoked, but, in order to give Do
ran time to submit further testimony,
final decision in the case was deferred.
Return From Presbyterian Assembly
Rev. w. d. Lands, pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. of
Los Angeles and delegate to the Cum
berland Presbyterian general assembly
at Fresno, returned yesterday morning,
accompanied by Mrs. Lands. The dele
gates to the synod will arrive in Los
Angeles Friday morning and will spend
the day in sightseeing. That evening
Cumberland Presbyterian church. W.
II. Lands of Memphis, Tenn, father of
Rev. Mr.. Lands, delegate to the as.
sembly, returned with his son.
Weekly Crop Report
The weekly crop bulletin was issued
by the local weather bureau yesterday.
According to the report, the army
worm is causing much complaint in
many parts of Southern California, es-
pecially in Los Angeles county. The
cool weather of the past week had a
bad effect on some of the growing
crops. Haying is progressing and
shows an unusually fine quality, al
though the yield is considerably lower
than earlier anticipations Ripening
Strawberries were damaged by the
warm weather during the earlier part
of the week. Indications point to a
fair crop of apricots. and oranges are
showing up well, although they are
falling considerably in some regions.