The herald., 1893-08-25
PASADENA.
The Liquor Gases Disposed of-Locsl
Events.

EA9AO6NAs
The Liquor Gases Disposed sof-Locsl
Events.
PAsApsNA, Aug 24.-The casea of.the People
Va Btoll 4 Gfrmshausen. came up rather unex-
pectsdly before Recorder Rossiter yesterday
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, that being the time
when Judg, Hester was to determine whether
s ajury would be demanded by the defendants In
theirlcAsea. one OF which was set for 10 o'clock
~ nornins tkS
VI Judge Hester rather surprised the court BY
stating. that he had come prepared to have the
plea Of Germshausen, not guilty, Withdrawn
Ths coSs or way When
ne judge asked that the case against stoll be
The recorder stated that he could not dismiss
The stoll case except on motion Of the CITY ~ at
siaiosmed ned S Judge Hestsr @ was desrous Of sntel
Ing he would, without reference to the fine to
yudse Hs Hester ' then said be thought the court
~ ought to view the offense OF 0armshausen as
ony NOT fagrent at least, and suggested that ae
would not consent to stipulAte, what the ane
would be. but intimated that unless mitigating
iSsi wouId moi be- rescr.ed 70. The Judge however,
guilty was entered BY Garmsbausen, and the
7sts lime evidence viii be taken 70 arrive ct the
nature of the offense, and upon the evidence
manifested In the outcome OF these cases, for
the reason that the evidence that led 70 the ar
IN rests, accidentally leaked out IN another case
At the low price of six bottles for 65 centaI The
ra.h :ss hs Mi So 70 know noSns 81
and that the sale. II made. was made against
his expresa orders and without his knowiedse
woMANs' RELIEr CORPS.
soieThe womsns' Relief corps OF the John ,.
OoIe AZ odu av n Odd
Fellows' hall, 70 exenplify the work for South
ern California. There were. 20 guests present
including department president, Mrs. Abbie Z.
Ms. Mary Il E. HaFsweii, also 81 Los Angeles; Shs
department treasurer. Mrs. Davis Of Riverside,
and delegates from Pomona, Santa Paula and
The half Vas was handsomely decorated with
flowers. while Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, the pre'i-
Alter the reading of the minutes Of the last
meeting, the ladies went through ths whole
The department president addressed the
work, saying she had never seen It better done.
Relief chess0 10
exemplffy the work was because when she
:i.sa tSs% ;o%s @cnsn; = 9Eo she was i'm
While Mrs. Johnston was speaking, Professor
Lowe, Professor Keyes. P. M. Green and Cap
sSs the hs:Psss
they remained in the ante.room few moments
and then retired. leaving their greetings for
Mother Ransom Of Los Angeles also delivered
4, . short address.
ing to the board Of trade rooms, where table
had been reserved for them, they enjoyed
bountiful collation..
NOTES.
g. T. Prosser has returned from Redondo.
q. E. Martin left for Camp Wilson last even
Ray uutohings is spending week at Long
Mrs. W. Thompson is seriously i'll at Strains
.DE and Mrs. Knapp have returned from Ru
q, ". White and n. H. Rust won't to cata.
lima yesterday for weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Rogers and party Of friends
csSs San PranclSoo Il making
abort visit in Pasadena.
Mr. and MIS-. @. 3: Manker leave for Bedford,
Mrs j. r. Mauriner and Mrs. II. Holbrook are
at home again, after q pleasant week at Cata-
Among the guests who enjoyed Professor
Nowe's Hospitality ct Rubio canon Wednesday
evening wSre NJ and Mrs a; B. Metcalis. MT.
and Mrs. T. +. Lukens and Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
4, some large peaches from the HIGHLAND tract
oi.the peaches measures nearly ia inches
a. Yesterday Pasadena rested after the exer-
only busy men were sha real estate agents.
who report the demand for houses steadily in
Nj. FH. Policy entertained party OF gentle
men friends at his home on Moline avenue
Wednesday evening. Tho musical programme
!, was furnished by an orchestrs composed of
\, seven Pasadena musiciaus. rg
Charles Grimes, who had charge OF the free
Lemonade stand on Wednesday was perhaps the
most popular man in town.
- Yesterday afternoon, at about $50 O'clock
the horse sf Captain Sutton started arun on the
x Pnsadena National bank, but was restrained By
ENfraPutmau. Mrs. Sutton and her two children
S~ltnd Just &lighted from the carriagetn front Of
Iut ans furnishing. store, when something
lisr,let fha horse, and he started to run. Mr.
,"sgsss ,sshias from the store succeeded in
rts, i, " e and turning him. In spite
~ ~. rgorts the horse ran upon the
i-,4 ii Ing, fell Just IN front OF the
'ssg .a M; hnnb. In falling he hurt
b also bruised Mr.. Putman's
II
4 90 yesterday in the Ar
GA l,Itions between four
fsii, ~ - h.'.st corner of the sec
i..., f r. fs SIS " town making large
h,sn osllre, which will be
= p. iee san art studio. Since
!, ran. u t,wn months ago, Miss
A r''l, "a ts''v 'iv studio OF Miss Alice
tns'. w.f nc space too limited.
..'}s.r. hA ai.o lstely moved his
s4f ,lpf budding, and the three
't ~ reception 90 soon 81
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