Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-04
NEWS FROM NH|GHBOR|NG CITIES.
Pasadena's Successful Display
of Chrysanthemums.
Redlands Somewhat Anticipating q
Beer Famine.
Shipping Notes from Redondo Beach
Items of Interest from Anaheim.
Local Affairs at Pomona
and Elsewhere.

PASADENA, Nov. 3.-The second day
of the chrysanthemum fair has proved
even more successful than the opening
one. Large numbers visited the festival
during the day, while at the MONDAY
lunch the crowd was larger than could
be accommodated. A number of addi.
tions have been made to the already
complete display, and faded flowers were
replaced with fresh ones.
The oil painting of a view of the
Sierra Madre mountains, by Eugene
Smythe, is attracting much attention
and favorable criticism. Mr.. Smythe is
rising young artist OF New York, who
is spending few months in this city
visiting his parents.
The evening entertainment called out
a large crowd, standing room being at a
premium. The programme which was
in the hands of Nj. NJ. E. Wood and
Miss Stoutenburg and as arranged pro-
vided very entertaining evening. 1t
was participated in by Miss Peck, Miss
Graham, Miss Rogers and Prof. G. H.
Keyes.
Tomorrow's programme is in charge Of
Prof. o. S. Taylor and will doubtless
prove most entertaining. Many of the
performers will be from Los Angeles.
As a financial venture the fair is proving
a success beyond the most sanguine
hopes of the managers.
FUNERAL OF B. MARSHALL woTKYNs.
The funeral of B. Marshall Wotkyns
took place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from the Episcopal church. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Hill
and the high church ceremony was car
ried out in most impressive manner.
The Pasadena commandery, of which
deceased was member, acted as escort.
The pail bearers were DR.. j M. Rade-
baugh, +. G. Bolt, George B. Post. j. R.
Greer, jr., l.. S. Porter and George F.
Granger.
Mr.. T. P Lukens of the Pasadena Ma
tional bank has been appointed trus-
tee of the state normal school at Los
Angeles.
A number of Pasadena lovers of horse
flesh will attend the Sllkwood.O Our Dick
race at Santa Ana next Saturday.
Mai. j. A. Donnell and Gen. Fl. A.
Pierce will address the Republican meet
ing to be held on Saturday evening, in
q
Professor Freye of San Bernardino
will deliver lecture on Friday evening,
at the opera house, for the benefit Of the
women's auxiliary of the worlds fair.
A game of baseball is booked for next |
Saturday, on the Athletic club grounds,
between the Democrats and Repub-
licans. Look out for an exciting time.
The Democratic meeting that was to
have been held here on Friday evening
has been postponed, owing to the in
ability OF several of the speakers to be
present.
Mr.. R. N. Furlong, Democratic nomi-
nee for justice from this district, was up
from Santa Fe Springs today. He re-
ports Mrs. Furlong much improved.
The Prohibition meeting this evening
in Williams hall was we'll attended
Nothing but Money was presented at
the opera house this evening to only
audience.
DIR. Norman Bridge of Los Angeles has
presented Throop university with fine
Bauch & Lamb microtome. This with
the one already in the laboratory will |
enable the students to do all in the Sec
tioning of tissues necessary. Such has |
been the increase in the number of stu
dents at the college that a third order |
for additional microscopes and accesso-
ries has recently been given. !