The herald., 1893-12-10
PASADENA.

In SANTA ANA.
J PASADENA.
Two Fires--Church servicss-Mass Meet
ing for Men-Notes.
PASADENA, Dec. 9.-Pasadena is in all
probability the greatest church-going
town in Southern California, and there
is no doubt but that the excellent dis
courses which are delivered from the
various pulpits weekly have been to q
great extent the cause Of the large turn
outs every Sunday. Following are the
subjects for the various churches:
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock mass
meeting for men only will be held under
the auspices of the Young Mems Christ
ian association in the Baptist church.
Address by George r. Cairns, the evan
gelist, subject: My Son, Give Me Thine
Heart. Singing by large male chorus
choir. A cordial invitation to men to
be present.
A special prayer meeting for ladies
only, will be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, in Strong's hall, conducted by
Mrs. L. Miller.
Rev. H. N. G. Fife will occupy the
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning as usual. In the
evening Rev. w. B. Lucas of Meridian,
N.Y., will preach, taking as his subject: !:
Going Up to Jerusalem. On Monday
an illustrated lecture will be given in
the church by DR.. Lucas, upon Pales-
tine.
At the Universalist church - Rev.
Florence E. Kollock will occupy the pull
pit at the morning and evening services.
Subject for morning: Concerning a
Church Home. Evening subject: What
At the tabernacle varied programme
is laid out for the day. Rev. Cairns,
the evangelist who has been conducting
such successful service at the Baptist
church, will preach in the evening,
while Dean Matthew of the Southern
California university will be heard at IL
9. m.
Business in Religion will be the sub.
ject of Rev. Garvin's morning service at
the Christian church; in the evening
From Slavery to Freedom will be the
theme.
MORE HORSES CREMATED.
Another large barn in the southern
part of town took fire last evening and
was totally consumed with the contents,
consisting OF about 80 tons of hay, four
horses iand quantity OF farming i'm
plements which we're stored in the
structure. The barn, which was large
one, WAS owned by the Raymond I'M
provsment company and was located on
their land east of the Raymond hotel.
No one was near thu building when
the FIRE started, and when discovered it
xua &nr loko fr NJ
1t is supposed that tramps sleeping in
the hay started the fire.
The barn and hay were fully covered
by insurance.
ANOTHER FIRE.
A fire located in house belonging to
Mr.. Roche on Eldorado etreet called out
the fire company about IL O'Clock this
The blaze was located directly
under the house, and how it started is a
1t was supposed for some time that
the eas meter had exploded but such
was not the case. The flames, however.
soon melted the meter releasing the gas
which made fierce blaze for q short
time. By active work, however, on the
part OF neighbors and the department
the fire was put out with but slight
damage, all OF which is covered by in
surance.
NEW TERMINAL TIME CARD.
The travelling public should take due
notice OF the following change in time
on the Terminal road commencing to-
morrow morning and thereby avoid
Trains will leave Pasadena
as follows: 6:35 a. m. except Sundays,
10 a. NJ, a. M, 8 a. M, IL a. M,
II 20 p. M, l 40 p. M. p. M, 4. p. M,
3 10 p. a., 20 p. M, IL :15 p. m.
From Los Angeles the trains leave at
:15 a. M. except Sunday, 8:05 a. M,
:05 a. M, 10 40 q. M, IL 20 .. M, l :O5
p. m. Saturday only, ] :45 p. m. except
Saturday, 3:05 p. M. 4: :05 ,. M, 5 rs p.
M, 100 p. M, 8 :05 p. M, IL :55 p. m.
NOTES.
Many OF the grip victims are about
again.
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs, Healy surprised them at La Cana
10 with party last evening.
W. o. Masters, who has been laid mn
Ior some time, is about again.
Lucia Lellalobos and Ysabel Ramos
we're united in marriage by Justice Mer-
Ram in his court room this morning.
The death OF Mabel Garwood. aged
years took place at the home OF the
parents on north Lincoln avenue this
Funeral services will be held
rom the undertaking psrlors of Reyn-
DID x Van Nuys at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Sunday.
Sergeant Frank Coleman has been
awarded first medal for shooting in
Company B and Private Griswold sec
ind.
The Fortnightly club mssts ON Tues.