Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-21
PASADENA.
Throop University Manual Training :
News Notes.

News Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. 20.--There is on exhi-
bition in the Throop university collec-
tion Of articles and drawings, made by
students in eastern manual training
schools, that win well repay visit by
any one interested in this work. Prof.
w. H. Parker, late of the st. Louis man
ual training school, who will have charge
of the young gentlemen's department of
manual training in this school, has re-
Gently arrived from the east, bringing a
valuable collection of articles in wood
and iron, showing the skill attained by
his pupils in the east.
The object of placing these collections
on exhibition is that the public gener-
ally may gather faint idea of this new
midst.
The doors of the university are open
at all times, and Prof. Parker or Secre-
tary Andrews will be pleased to show
the productions and explain the work.
PoPULITEs.
The meeting of the Peoples party
last evening, in Williams hall, drew a
crowded house. Tue speakers of the
evening were Rev. Brown, of Ventura,
Mr.. Cannon, state candidate for con-
gresham, and Mrs. Grubbs, of Kansas.
The first speaker, Mr.. Brown, proved to
be long-winded and tiresome. He was
followed by Mr.. Cannon, who put in
most of his time telling OF the wonder
full things he would do when he was
sent to congress, as he confidently in
forvoad hN tonnIo fhof ha x4,or,l1 1o
These two speakers had taken SO much
time that the address OF Mrs. Grubbs,
the principal speaker of the evening,
quent speaker and has the faculty of
onstrated by the fact that it was after
IL O'Clock before she concluded her
speech.
A DOG BITE SUIT.
A curious case turned up yesterday,
over dog bite, in which Cyrus Mat
thews sues James Wallace, manager of
the Pasadena Packing company, for $500
damages, alleged to have been sustained
by him by reason of bite received from
defendants dog. 1t seems that several
weeks ago Mr.. Matthews applied at the
cannery for employment, and was told
that he could not be accommodated.
On turning to leave the grounds, the dog
made dive for him, and succeeded in
| getting away with good sized piece of
plaintiffs leg, causing him great pain
and a good sized doctor bill, and suit is
brought to compensate him for the
same.
tou Moh hnl IoI. .nAk kf,,1
party Thursday evening, at her home
on South Los Robles avenue, to small
party of friends. Music was furnished
by the hostess, assisted by several
guests. Light refreshments were served.
The evening slipped away with music
and games all too quickly. and the
party separated, all voting the little re-
ception decided success.
Theo. Simpson left this afternoon for
couple OF weeks stay at Catalina.
Mr.. Wallace Johnson, accompanied
by his sons, Roy and Harry, leave Mon
day for a few days on the island.
Mics Helen Carter is in town to spend
Sunday with Miss Pauline Losee.
DIR. Rosenburger, of Philadelphia, son
of DIR. and Mrs. A. Roeenburger, arrived
on yesterdays overland. The doctor
will spend several months in Pasadena.
The Pasadena Cleveland club held a
meeting this evening in their club
rooms. There was good turnout and
considerable business was transacted.
Mr.. Henry Newly is collecting nine
to meet the business men in Los An
geles next Saturday, and there will
probably be lively game.
City Clerk Dyer will spend Sunday in
the sands of Long Beach.
Officer Jack Robbins has resumed his
work on the police force, after a two
weeks vacation at Long Beach.