The herald., 1893-02-16
NEWS FROM NE|GHB0R!NG CITIES.
The Accidental Killing of John
Kallenberg of Pasadena.
Some Notable Horses Being Trained
in Orange County.
eants Ana Merchants Complain of the
Business Effect of Bad Bridges.
ksdlands Happenings - Po-
mona Social Matters.


PASADENA, Feb. 15.-The funeral SER
vices OF John Kellenberg were held this
morning from the undertaking parlors
OF Reynolds & Van Nuys. and the in
terment took place in Mountain View
cemetery. The circumstances surround
ing the death are particularly sad. The
deceased was Dane, working for the
firm of Brown & Sutliff of this city. and
at the time of his demise was hunting
in the neighborhood of Wilmington, ac-
companied by Jacob Stuck and Louis
Herman, the gunsmith of this city.
At the time the accident occurred the
deceased had just got out OF the boat
and was pulling mis- gun out after him,
when one of che hammers caught on
some portion of the boat and, flying
back, exploded one barrel of the gun,
loaded with heavy buck shot.
The man lived long enough to cry out
that he had killed himself, staggering
few feet and fell dead. He had no rela-
tives in this country, but was given
respectable funeral by his friends.
TRIP TO THE YOSEMITE.
A good sized audience gathered at the
tabernacle last evening to listen to the
lecture OF Rev. G. l.. Cole of Los An
geles upon the Yosemite valley. The
lecture was gwen under the auspices of
the local Y. M. O. A., and is one of a
course to be given by this energetic So
ciety during the coming year. Mr.. Cole
spoke in clear, entertaining manner,
illustrating his lecture by two hand
some views Of the valley and an excel
lent Photographic production, the other
splendid piece of painting in oil by
Professor Ivey.
By means of these two pictures, ex-
planned and added to by the address of
Mr.. Cole, the audience obtained very
clear and correct idea of the wonderful
scenery that nature has produced in
this greatest of natural parks.
DALBEY-wEBsTER.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry 7. Dslbey
and Miss Elizabeth E. Webster, both Of
Richmond, Va, occurred last evening
at the residence OF the BRIDES sister,
Mrs. Butler, on Pleasant street.
A number of invited friends of the
contracting parties were present to wit
ness the interesting ceremony, which
was conducted by Rev. DR.. Fife OF the
First Presbyterian church.
The house was very prettily decorated
for the occasion and presented q charm
irz appearance. Music was furnished
by several of the guests and most
pleasant hour passed.
The newly married couple will only
spend few months in California, re-
turning to Virginia in the spring.
NOTES.
: une- ,cnv1u' tse5en,o n-nsotth- y1fahes
Grove avenue, the price paid being
$10,500.
The town is full and running over
with eastern people, many of whom are
here to stay. The hotels are crowded to
their utmost capacity, and still they
come.
A bright baby boy ia announced at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La
6pada.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend the gospel union meet
Ing tomorrow evening, at which time
Maj. George A. Hilton of Los Angeles
will be present.
The ladies of the First M. E. church
served a supper in the church parlors
last evening that netted them a SUBJ
Stantial sum toward helping along the
good work.
Social Life and Social People, or the
Training of Children, and the Invisible
Some People at the tabernacle this even.
ing. This will be the last, and is con-
sidered by many the best, OF Professor
Riddell's lectures.
The relaying Of the rails on the Ray
mond-avenue portion of the Painter
street-car line has been completed, and
cars will start from Colorado and Ray
mond avenue, beginning tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. Elmer N. Wooster of Chicago has
bought the steam laundry property, be-
longing to the McBain Bros, also a resi-
dence property belonging to the same
parties on Mentor avenue.
The residence of Mr.. Clarence Martin,
corner OF Orange Grove avenue and Cali
iornia street, has been sold to Alex.
btowell OF Boston, the cash consideration
being $4,000. Mr.. Stowell expects to
make his future home in Pasadena.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.
Vallette, Miss Airline, was so unfortunate
while out riding this afternoon as to be
thrown from her horse, breaking one OF
her legs and shaking her up badly.
A. decided activity is again noticeable
IN the real estate market, as will be seen
from the numerous transactions re-
corded during the past few days.
Mr.. A. Thompson of West Walnut
street has sold his property on that
thoroughfare to Mr.. William Ross con.
sideration, $3.50.
The great Mississippi river chef, Mr..
Charles White. is proving drawing
card at the Colombia restaurant, 156
East Colorado street. Popular prices,
25 cents per meal, two minutes' walk
from nnatafica and hanka Eaatarn