Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-02
PASADENA PARAG RAPHS.
MAKING READY FOR THEY. M. O. A.
CONVENTION.
Preparing for the Visiting Delegates.
An Accident to . Little Boy.
Notes of Local News.
Gleanings.

PASADENA, Oct. 1.-The ladies' central
committee OF the Y. M. G. A. held a
meeting last evening to arrange details
for the reception of the state conven-
tion delegates, which convenes on
Wednesday next. The young people of
the various churches will all join in
making the affair complete success.
This convention promises to be one of
the most important ever held in this
city, and the most successful of any yet
held by this society in the state. The
officials of the state association assisted
by local officials have arranged for
special trains from the northern and
central portion of the state, as we'll as a
low rate to delegates attending. The
ladies of the various churches have
completed arrangements for entertain
ing the visitors during their stay, go
that all will be provided for.
BROKE HIS ARM.
One of the boys Of Washington school,
named Joe Rogers. was quite badly in
jured one day this week by falling from
q water-pipe in the basement of the
building.
At recess the boys were using this
pipe as turning bar, and Rogers, while
performing, lost his hold and fell. break
ing his arm and dislocating his wrist.
A physician was at once summoned,
and the little chap made as comfortable
as possible.
NOTES.
The death of Mrs. J. D. Hodge, wife
Of DR.. j. s. Hodge, which occurred at an
early hour this morning at her residence
in North Pasadena, will be learned with
deep sorrow by her many friends in this
city. The deceased had always enjoyed
the best of health, and her death, after
30 short an, illness, is great shock to
the family. The funeral services will be
held from the residence on North Ray
mond tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
All friends invited.
Hotel Green opens on Monday for the
season, under the management of Mr..
Holmes.
The Postal Telegraph company has re-
moved its Office into the new Defriez
building, one door west of the old stand.
Miss Agnes Moore was slightly bruised
bv being thrown from carriage, yester-
day, on North Fair Oaks avenue.
W. @. Boardman, of Iowa. is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. Hutchinson.
Work on the Lowe vt. Wilson rail
road continues to progress rapidly. A
large amount of timber for bridge build
ing has been received, and track laying
will be the next thing on the pro-
gramme.
Dan'l sully. who appears at the
Grand opera house on October 5th, in
the Millionaire, has the reputation OF
being one of the best interpreters of
this piece. He will no doubt be greeted
with large houses.
The Peoples party club held meet
ing last evening. Judge Blair, OF Los
Angeles, made the address OF the even
ing:
Three lads were before Justice Roee
this morning. on the charge of petit lar
ceny. They were released on giving 500
bail.
The practice of employees of the water
company's shutting off water whenever
it suits their convenience. with no noti-
fcation to consumers, thereby causing
much inconvenience, should be stopped.
II it is necessary to turn off the water
proper, notice should be given.
"Was Swedenburg King of Spiritual
lists or Prophet Against Them?" will
be the subject of the free lecture in
loves opera house hall at II a. m.
r. skMr. Savory has succeeded in very
g4S.tly interesting q good congrega-
tion of people of all faiths and of no
faith in his "lost language" Free dis
cussion is urged, and is eagerly entered
upon, though the spirit of debate is kept
down 80 that all is equally cordial as
frank