The herald., 1893-08-31
news FROM NEARBY CITIES,
A Chinese Laundry Causes a
Disturbance at Pasadena.
Pomonaites Preparing to Go to the
Worlds Fair.
News Notes and PersonaIs from San
Bernardlno-Doinks At Santa
Ana, Compton and
Other Points.

PASADENA, Aug 30-lThe citizens OF Pasa-
dena living on Fair Oaks avenue are very much
agitated over the advent OF . Chinesa laundry
In their midst. Tho appeal to the city council
was made too late for steps to be taken to pre-.
vent the Chinese taking possession. In spite
Of the popular feeling OF opposition, the ma
chinery Is being moved In and there - every
Indication that the laundry will be in working
orcsr by September 1st What the people Will
40 in the matter is an open question.
NEW LODGE.
meeting was held At the Balmore Tuesday
evening, prt paratory to organizing lodge OF
the Ancient order OF F0resters OF America In
The deputy grand ranger, Mr.. Mcauineas, I'D.
dress the meeting. explaining the aims ana
spfs IKE fassdena 81 o court viii be instituted Mon
day, eepIember 4th, with acout ~ cnarter
MEMBER. The ceremonies Will be conaMcted t
by the ofhcers OF he Los Angeles court. Where
the Installation of this lodge VIII take place y
not vet decided, owing to The dimculty which
NE MenSaa co%ms evenins. thst being the sht when
most Of the lodges hold their regular meet
ings.
Mrs. sherman and daughter leave for the east
next week. asEtff
Nj. and Mrs. B. O Kendall and daughter are
at home. after spending several weeks at Cat
alma.
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II. Carnes and mother returned from Cata-
lima Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Riggs returned today from two
weeks visit ut Catalina. e
Mise ella =. Green left by steamer for san
Prof. 4. 8. G. Lowe and family were among
those who went o Redond0 yesterday.
Dr.. palrimple leaves today for san Diego
Cotton. ~
A. 9. Armstrong and wife leave for Chicago
and the east on Thussday's ovArland:
George r. Prosser starts for Chicago this
Paul Fife goes back to Stanford university
today.
The Ladies' Relief corps held special meet
ing in the 0dd Fsllows hall, Wednesday after
noon, to decide upon carpets and other furnish
ings for the new hall.
George Richardson, Mr. Brown and Mr.. Allin
were among the Knights of Pythiss who went
to santa Ana on Wednesday
Mr.. aud Mrs H. +. Oesting OF Fan Francisco
are in town looking up some land which they
bought several months ago, but which they
have never seen. 1t proves 70 be the old Farm
Miss Nesily stevens will give an entertain
ment at the tabernacle, on Thursday evening,
fPssaSsna and her many viii Be glad
OF this opportunity to hear her again.
Among those who left for the east on the
Judson excursion on Wednesday were b. g.
Morgan, G. B. Booih, Mrs q. s. Lisk, Miss N. q.
Lkk and Miss Emma Dawson. The excursion
lists go via Denver and BIO Grsndo and return
Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. 4. T. vandervoort and
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Vandervoort were
among those who returned from Catalina on
Wednesday
The quiet Of Pasadena was broken in upon
Wednesday afternoon by q brief but rapid runa.
way. The disturbing element proved to be the
team Of Kennedy q Co., attached to grocery
cart The horses started from the back Of Ken.
nedy's store, crossing some vacant lots and
. reached Fair Oaks avenue, c0lltdtng with
horse. Here the horses were stopped. No dam
age.
The case OF Lynwood, who was charged with
embezzling some money from young compan-
Ion, came up before Recorder Roysiter Wednes.
day afternoon, but was dismissed because the
com plainant did not appear.
Messrs Carson and Dickey went to Rubio
cafon this morning to commence work prepar-
atory to sinking shaft at the Carrie mine.
The statement on appeal in the Pete Steel
liquor case il signed. and will be sent to the
perior court.
North Pasadena was treated to q free fght
Sunday. Mexican having indulged too freely
in o friendly glass. called on . neighbor and an
exchange OF words led to an exchange of blows.
As the assailant came OF second best the affair
was settled without appeal to the courts.
A party, including Mrs. George 4entu. Mrs.
W. u. Masters, Mre. eenter, Miss Senter and
Miss Wheaton, visited Los Angeles to hear Rob-
ert Mantell In the Corsican Brothers Wednes-
day evening.