The herald., 1893-11-29
PASADENA.

There is to be no let up in the search
for Lang Winston until he is found, If it
takes all winter.
Another search party, we'll loaded with
provisions and prepared to stay any
length OF time. will leave for William
peak and the territory back OF that point,
early tomorrow morning. w. s. Wright,
Fl. M. Staats, Mr.. Lefi1er and Mr.. Ball
will make up the party, which will take
a different course from that of the other
crowd in tbs hopes of running across
the missing man. Nothing farther has
been heard from the party now in the
mountains. but news may be expected
at any time. Charley Winston, who
came down Yesterday, vent back again
this morning with several burros loaded
with provisions to join the main party
at Chillao.
All FEE TURNED LOOSE.
At last, after two lengthy jury trials.
All Fee, the bold highbinder whom All
Now claimed tried to hold him up in
Chinatown several nights ago, was found
not guilty today and turned loose.
The defendant was represented by j..
G. Rossiter, while Benjamin W. Hahn
conducted the defense, before Justice
Merriam.
The evidence was much the same as at
the previous trial, each side swearing
that what the opposition said was a lie
from beginning to end. There was not
enough evidence, however, to secure q
conviction, and the result was verdict
OF not guilty. The jury was composed OF
Messrs. j. @. Church, A. Fl. Hubbard,
+. Groenendyk, @. Michener. j. w.
Dutton, VIM. Sibley, G. H. Rogers, VIM.
Humphreys, VIM. Hess and Justus
Brockwsy.
THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL.
AS predicted by the HERALD some
time ago, Pasadena is to have some
lively football games during the coming
winter between the Throop team and
clubs from the various colleges in South
ern California. On Thanksgiving day
game will be played between the
Throop and Chaffee college teams.
The local club has been hard at work
since it's organization, and good show
ing may be looked for, as the club in
cludee a mum Der of fret class individual
players, and team work is what ia most
needed.
This will be the first time they have
tried points with the Chaffee boys, and
an exciting game may be looked for.
No admission will be charged, but col
lection taken up to defray the expenses
of the visiting team, which should be
generously subscribed to.
NOTES.
Mr., Frank Vail of Whittier is in town
for few days.
A. l.. Patrie, one of the mail carriers,
is of duty, sick.
Mr.. Geo. Clayton is seriously i'll at his
home in this city with pneumonia.
Mr.. Geo. Fortisr, who has been very
sick for several days, is reported better.
City Treasurer w. U. Masters is laid
up at home, while City Attorney Arthur
has just got over an attack of the grip.
Mr.. S. NJ. Munson, who has been con-
fined to the house for number of
days, is recovering rapidly.
The Mccabee entertainment which
was to have been given last evening,
has been postponed indefinitely on &C.
count of SO many members being sick.
The annual fair of the Universalist
church will be held on December 9th
and 7th this year. The ladies are max
ing great preparations for it.
Miss Grace Charming arrived home
from Florence, Italy, yesterday, after a
delightful sll.summer trip on the con-
tinent.
Work is going on rapidly at Hotel
Green. The marble floor and wainscot-
ting is completed and the hotel will soon
be ready for occupancy.
The town is rapidly filling with east
ern people, and it promises to prove a
serious question where to put them be-
fore the seaeon ia over.
An entertainment is to be given in
the Tabernacle ON December 4th, under
the auspices of the Boys Brigade.
The dinner to be given by the w RIO.
on Thanksgiving day promises to attract
very large crowd. An entertainment
will be given in the evening.
Company E will go to Pomona on
Thanksgiving day, in accordance with
orders from headquarters, to take part
in review at that place.
Members will assemble at the Rrmory
and take the 05 Santa Fe train.
The drop between the planking across
the Santa Fe tracks and the pavement
on the west side 10 decided nuisance
and should be fixed at once.
The real estate bulletin published in
Los Angeles gives Pasadena the benefit
of several columns relative to improve.
ments which have been made in this
city in the past few months. The arti-
Gle is we'll gotten up.
Today the Grown of the Valley has
been soaked in a heavy fog, but no sigma
of the predicted rain have put in an ap-
peRrspce.
The weather seems to be having bad
effect upon the general health Of the
community, and clear-up is anxiously