The herald., 1893-10-19
PASADENA.

the Young Mems Christian Association
Lyceum No. $50 L. i. A. invite the
ladies' central committee, members OF
the association and friends to an enter
tainment to be given in Strong's nall TO-
morrow tThursdayl evening at 7:5o, at
which time the following interesting
programme will be given in formal OBJ.
seryance OF the second anniversary OF
the Lvceum League OF America and
columbus day, which falls on the same
date:
PROGRAMME.
Why We Celebrste-By the president, Prof. A..
singing, Song OF Columbus Day-By ALL
Scripture DR.. F. Grim ell.
Prayer-Geo Taylor
! saiGte to the Flag-By fhe Lyceum.
Music selected-Mrs. X x. Burnham.
Y Grafton, The Meaning of the Day.. G..
% Song Red, % W hite and Blue-Miss Flora Boil
What is the L. L. A2-w. N. Campbell.
Mrsic selected--Frank E. Bufnnaln.
Hies,n Hiesrry solo ol s Fower Chase
Singing, NY Country It's OF Thee-By ALL
Organist-Frank Turner.
Informal social by the Ladies Central Com
mittee. :,
ANOTHER "PRoposED."
The Star has discovered another pro-
posed electric road between this city
and Los Angeles. This time Col. Lucas
and Mr.. Stewart OF Los Angeles 'are
shouldered with this more or less
mighty proposition.
The periodic manner which these
would-be railway builders have OF an
nouncing their wonderful schemes is
becoming very much OF chestnut with
Pasadena people, and 1t will be re-
ind xuh q
one who means business comes along
and builds the road, which doubtless
will prove paying Investment.
To such people hearty welcome will
be extended, as such road would
mean much to this place; but we have
had about enough OF ''proposals' and a
genuine ceremony" is what is wanted
now.
FREE AT LAST.
Oacar C..Pietssh,s thu young fellow
who was recently sentenced to 100 days
in the county jail for defrauding the
proprietor of the st. Nicholas out OF a
sum Of money. was released from the
county Jail yesterday and, immediately
rearrested upon a complaint sworn to
by Mr.. j. A. McIntise, charging him
with obtaining goods under false pre-
ever, when the case came to trial, ap-
pesred and asked that it be dismissed,
as the matter had been settled and he
did not wish to continue the prosecu-
tion, which was done upon payment of
costs by defendant. Young Pietsch' g
people are named among the first fam
lilies of Milwaukee and are reputed to be
verv wealthy. When he first got into
trouble he telegraphed his father for
money, which he refused to send, pre-
ferring to let him get a good lesson by
going to Jail. However, when the sec
ond charge was learned OF money was
sent from the east to settle the matter.
DEATH OF MRS. d. R. MILAN.
The many friends of Mrs. d. r. Nc
Lain, widow of our former city marshal,
will be surprised and panied to learn Of
her death from consumption, on Thurs.
day last, at Nordof, CAL. where she
was stopping on account OF her health.
While she has been seriously ill for q
long time, the death came very sud
denly, as it was thought she was i'm
proving slightly only the day before.
The circumstance surrounding the death
aie very sad, as two other members OF
the family are very low and not ex pected
to live. Deceased had large circle OF
friends in this city where she lived q
number Of years.
NOTES.
Two boys who make practice oi
running away from home were locked up
yesterday by the police and given good
scare.
Rev. H. N. G. Fife went north today.
During his absence he will attend q
meeting of tie Presbyterian synod at
at Oakland.
The overcrowded condition of the pub
lie schools continues to be a matter OF
trouble u the directors. Probably an
additional building will be rented.
The Terminal is running a special
train out of Los Angeles this week after
the races, at 7 :15 o'clock.
The local weather prophets are pre-
dieting rain, and the prospects, seem
good for an early downfall.
couple of diminutive street per-
formers furnished amusement for q
crowd on Raymond avenue this after
noon.
A reception was rendered to Rev. ID.
ID. Hill of the First Congregational
church this evening by the members OF
his congregation and friends.
ihIko uumuer WeuJ DOWN TO the
Los Angeles races today. Saturdays
iree-for-all trot will capture another
crowd.
A cobweb social will be given by the
young people of the Universaist church
on Friday evening next. A iolly time
is promised those in attendance.
A special meeting Of the city council
will be held tomorrow evening to take
action on the paving Of the street inter.
sections.
A Aconcert is being arranged to be held
in the UniverSalist church on the even
Of November 10, under the direction
OF Mr.. Forest Cheney. Among those
taking part will be- Miss June Reid,
violinist; MrH. G. Williams, soprano |;
Mrs. w. Berry. eontraltu. and Mrs Ar
gustine Berger, pianist.