The herald., 1893-05-29
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
Memorial Day-The Cracker and Beer
Controversy.
PASADENA, May 2S.--The arrange
ments are practically completed for the
celebration OF Memorial day.
Much interest has been taken in the
event by the school children, and IL is
expected that large number Of them
will participate in the exercises.
A special train has been arranged to
leave the Terminal station at 8 80 am,
returning after the exercises. The fare
for the round trip will be 10 cents for
school children and 20 cents for the gem
eral public. Accommodation will be
provided for all, and everyone is invited
20 join in paying respect to the nations
dead.
The g. A. r. committee appointed to
take charge Of arrangements has been
untirine in ita zeal to make the day one
TO be remembered among the annual
commemorative days and the. pro-
gramme as arranged Is a very pleasing
one.
The following report has been received
from this committee:
psoGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
JohryF. Godfrey, Post No. 9s, G. A.
r., aAd all ex-union soldiers and sailors
will meet at the post room at s 80 q. M,
Tuesday. May 30th. The Woman'B Re-
lief corps, Sons of Veterans, Ladies Aid
society, school children and other Or
ganizAtions taking part in the exercises,
will Join the G.. A. r. at the corner OF
80 Eos~ naI a uk
Ga, m. sharp, reporting to Comrade
George T. Downing, marshall of the day.
The line OF march will be from the inter.
section of Colorado street and Fair Oaks
avenue. west on Colorado street to the
terminal station, where cars will be in
waiting to convey the different organiza-
tions and the public to Mountain View
cemetery, where the usual rltualietic
exercises, assisted by the Harmonic
1vENIssa nxEacssHs.
The different organizations will as-
semble ct their respective meat;no
places at p. m. and form marching ri.
umn on Colorado street, in front of G.
A. r. hall, and preceded by the Sons of
Veterans drum corps, will march to the
M. Z. tabernacle, where the evening
exercises will be held, commencing at
1880 p. M, and consisting OF an oration
by ex- District Attorney James McLaugh-
lin, end literary and musical pro-
gramme.
W. j. BARcUs,
Post Commander.
JOHN MCDONALD,
GEORGE 7. DOWNING,
A. @. DRAKE.
Committee.
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
The ball has once more been started
rolling and we are to have genuine
test case OF the license ordinance. Last
night Mr.. Werner, proprietor OF the
keystone Lunch on South Fair Oaks
was arrested by Marshal Buchanan for
selling besr in violation of the city ordi-
nance, which provides that beer and
wine shall only be served by hotels and
restaurants with meals.
As is well known the restaurants
have been getting around the provisions
OF the ordinance by serving one or two
crackers and piece of cheese with the
liquid refreshments. Whether this con-
stitutes meal is the point to be deter
mined by the case now on hand, land il
is anticipated that there will be lively
defense.
Mr.. Werner was brought up before
City Recorder J. G. Rossiter last even
ing and released ON 500 cash bail.
The officers think they have q strong
case, and If conviction Is secured 1t
win practically settle the cheese and
cracker business.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
= Memorial Sunday was commemoxated
by exercises at the NJ. E. tabernacle
this morning. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and flags
tor the occasion, much taste being ex-
hibited IN the arrangement.
The services were conducted by Rev.
!. w. Phelps and were listened to by q
large audience. Several selections were
rendered by Miss Jones and the Starr
quartette, in a very pleasing manner.
The G. A. r., w. r. O., s. v. and La
dies Aid society attended in body.
The address of Rev. j. w. Phelps was
listened to with much attention, and at
its close there was a general participa-
tion In the singing by the congregation,
following which came the benediction.
NOTES.
Council meeting tomorrow at 2
O'Clock. No reserved seats.
The wheelmsn are talking of organiz-
ing bicycle club.
A little more water could ba used TO
excellent advantage on our streets.
There has been per ,eptible let-up in
the Worlds fair travel from this city,
with no immediate prospect OF an in
crease unless there is material reduc-
tion in the rates.
The real estate market etill continues
active in spite of the iateness of the
season while there is no let up in the
building boom.
Pasadena's board of trade is rapidly
forging to the front as factor in the
onward progress of the city. 1t now
has a membership of 100, 20 of whom
have been admitted during the past