The herald., 1893-05-11
PASADENA.
A Free Hospital to Be Founded-News
Notes and Briefs.

PASADENA.
a Free Hospital to Be Founded-NeWs
Notes. and Briefs.
PASADENA, May 10.-For some time
past there has been talk of organizing a
hospital association in this city for the
purpose of conducting hospital, where
strangers and others who are i'll and I'M
able to care for themselves may be looked
after.
That there is demand for such an
institution there can be no doubt, as will
be attested by any OF our many physi-
clans. The need arises largely from the
great number Of consumptives, many In
needy circumstances, who yearly come
to this city from the east. AS stated be-
fore, there has been considerable talk OF
the need OF an institution where such
invalids can be properlye taken care OF,
but up to the present time nothing prac-
tical has been done. A meeting, how
ever, of ladies interested in this benevo-
lent work was called this afternoon at
the residence Of DR.. BLACK, on Wor-
cester avenue, for the purpose OF
awakening interest in the project.
Although no formsl organization was
effected, it was unanimously agreed
that such an institution was necessity,
end it was decided to call another meet
ing at the same place Wednesday next,
at 8 o'clock.
The institution would be to certain
extent Helf-supporting, with what aid
would be given by the generously in
clined public. 1t is to be hoped that the
ladies may push their organization
through at an early date, and there is no
doubt but that they will meet the
hearty support Of the community.
W. r. G. MEETING,
The ". r. @. held an interesting
meeting this afternoon. An invitation
was received from the ladies of the Los
Angeles corps to participate in the rails
ing OF the flag presented by the Los An
geles and Pasadena corps to the Orphans
home, on Saturday next at Q o'clock. 1t
was decided to accept the invitation and
it is probable that large number of
ladies will 20 down on the IL vo'cEaGk
ate with the G.. A. r.. in properly COM
memorating Memorial day. The COM
mittee in charge reported clearing $75
above all expenses at the recent flower
festival, certainly an excellent showing
considering the heavy expense the ladies'
were to.
TURNED LOOSE.
The fighting La Canada Mexicans,
Jesus Calenzuel and A. Maria, charged
with battery by Juan Ochoa, appeared
before Justice Merriam yesterday. From
the testimony given it appeared to have
been free fight, in which female was
concerned. Juan was unable to give
and intelligent account of the affair, be-
ing either too drunk at the time il oc-
Cured or naturally too stupid to do so.
The justice dismissed the defendants for
lack of evidence.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
The school trustees met yesterday aft
ernoon. 1t was decided to hold the
commencement exercises in the opera
house on the evening Of June goth. Mr..
Masters was appointed to secure the
opera house and Professor Keyes to ar
range for music.
The resignation OF @. w. Hodgson,
principal OF Lincoln school, was received
and accepted, to take place at the close
{ OF the present school year, Mr.. Hode-
son wishes TO enter Stanford university.
Miss Wore was granted leave OF alb
. sence to allow her to go East.
ANOTHER SHAKE.
A very perceptible culver Of mother
earth was felt here at about 5 o'clock
this evening. The motion was from
east to west and lasted several seconds.
The shock was not severe enough to dis
arrange things, many not noticing it,
but it set chandeliers to swaying in the
nigh buildings ct rapid rate.
NOTES.
Col. G, G.. Green and party leave Sat-
urdsy for Chicago in Mr.. Green's pri-
vate car.
The Athletic club gave very inter
esting entertainment at the club rooms
this evening.
A meeting of the board of trade is
. called for tomorrow afternoon at A
o'clock at their new quarters in the
Wooster block.
A war song concert will DO given in
the NJ. K. Tabernacle on the 10Th. under
the direction OF Prof. Cole.
Inc Terminal company is arranging to
erect substantial station building at
Altadena, near their Lake avenue ter.
minus.
Mr.. VIM. Hagsdorn has leased Swift.
Eer'a camp and 10 putting it in shape for
summer visitors.
kemenyl, the celebrated yiolinist. has
peen secured 10 give an entertainment |
In the opera house on the 10Th inst, I'M
der the auspices of the Throop polytech-
mic.
A social will be given by the young
people Of the Baptist church at the home
OF Miss Florence Brown, on East Colora-
do street, tomorrow evening. An excel
lent musical and literary programme has
baen arranged, and cordial invitation
is extended to ALL.
The stockholders OF Rubio cation held
their annual meeting here TODAY. elect
ing the following officers: President. P.
M. Green; vice-p president, T. s. @. Lowe
secretary and treasurer, A. B. Nanahau:
superintendent, f. Armstrong n direct
ORE, 7. S. @. Lowe, p. M. Green. q. G..
Green, A. @. Armatrong and F. J. Wood
bury.
Pasndeua Driefs.
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