The herald., 1893-01-22
PASADENA.
THE RAYMOND FILLING UP WITH
EASTERN People.
An Excursion which Arrived Xester-
day-A Police Court Case-Lo-
cal News Matters
Noted.

Noted.
PASADENA, Jan. 21.-The capacity OF
the Raymond promises to be tested to
its full limit. The following large ex-
cursion arrived today from Boston
Mrs. VIM. A. Able, New Bedford, Mass
j. W. Abbot, Forge Village Mass. Frank
Q. Albee, Melrose, Mass; Miss Maude
L. Allen, Nashua, N. H.; Mrs. M. e.
Alvord, Bath, Me-; Mrs. j. Armstrong
and maid, Philadelphia; Mrs. Sarah W.
Baker. Miss Jennie w. Baker, Buffalo;
Mrs. J. NJ. Barnard, Westford, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beekman and maid,
Miss G. A. Beekman, New York; MISS
Jennie f. Bigelow, Northampton, Mass. ;
Mrs. Ole Bull, Cambridge, Mass; Mrs.
John T. Bush, Miss Josephine L. Bush,
Niagara Falls, Mrs. j. @. Butler, Bes'
ton; w. S. Chenoweth, Davenport, 10. 3;
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Chester, Mrs
Thomas Chester and maid, Buffalo;
Mias Rosalie Childs, Hyde Park,
Mass. Norman Cole, Glen Falls, n. y;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Daniels, Brookline,
Mass. Mrs. Hannah Durham, Green
wich, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs M. H. For
rest, Philadelphia; Mrs. M. I Foster,
Newport, r. l.; Charles e, Frost,
Springvale, Me-. Frederick =: Frost,
Portland, Me-. Miss Frost, Norway,
Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gay,
Boston; Miss G. A. Grant, Syracuse,
N Y; VIM. B. Greely, Csmbridgeport,
Macs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il Greer, sr.,
Wheeling, w. Va; Miss b. Y. Greer,
Wheeling, w. Va; Miss Helen harris
and maid, Wooh hsocket, Il. Mr.. end
Mrs. Edward Hartley, New York; Mrs.
Anna @. Hawley, Hartford, Conn.,; Mte.
r. Hitchcock, Winsted, Conn. Mrs. l.
f. Hotchkiss, Redlauds, Cal; DR.. L. S.
T. S. Hotchkiss, oakland, Cal f. L.
Howard, bingham, Mass Miss
Annie A. Hubbard, Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss f. P. Hubbard Wheeling, W.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. HIS. Hurd, Bnrling-
ton, Ont. Mrs. o. d. Hunt Winsted,
Conn. MIR. and Mrs. Otis n. Jones, Mics
Mary +. Jones, VIM. I. Jones. Boston
Mrs. Enos S. Kimberly, New Haven,
Conn. DR.. and Mrs. A Lippincott,
Pittshurg, Pa; Mrs. Ward lockwood,
Ottawa, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mar
shall, Cambridge, Mass.; Mrs. George
Mafston, Springfield, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. @. Page, Chicopee Falls, Mass !;
Mlss Mary G. Parker, Wellesley, Mase. !;
Mrs. Enos Parsons, NORTHAMPTON,
Mass. Mrs M. E. Psuison, West Hart
ford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Pette-
bone, and maid, Master l. A Pettehone,
Niagara Fells; VIM: J Potter, New
Bedford, Mass; Miss Annie R.
Pray, Mont Clair, n. j; Miss
Alice A. Rszee, Arnold's MilIs, r.
l.; Miss G.. P. Remington, Baltimore
Mp,-Sv7' 1ee6tTJrI 8uarns,- Waffs. J liiff bun II
5yres, Brooklyn, N. Y Mrs. VIM. j.
sayres, Brooklyn, n, Y, T W. Schlim-
ner, West Roxbury, Mass. Fl. G. Sears,
Roxbury, Mass. Mrs A. h. Shapleigh
Cambridge. Mass. Miss Belle Shaw.
Mrs. $. e. Shaw, PhiIadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. A. Stowell. Miss E. Stowell,
5oston; Mics Minnie L. Thomas, Had,
on. n. H.; Mr.. and Mrs j G. Thorp.
cambridge, Mass. Miss Netta Walker.
sudubon, La. Nj. ana Mrs. W. L..
yarner, Sunderland, Mass Miss NJ. A.
febster, Mrs. Thongs Webster, New.
'nvllle, Mass. Mrs. e, NJ. Wood, Pitts.
I'D, Mass.
FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE.
Ghe case OF the People vs. Charles
skins, charged with disturbing the
.iace, came up before Justice Merria m
rs morning.
Inc defendant was represented by
q a. Rosslter, while the people were.
Is uaual i'll Pasadena Justice cases,
1ot represented st ALL
a Jury OF nine was impaneled. as fol-
lows: George Richardson, j. @. Russell.
G. M. Boston, George Schmidt, Clarence
Martin, Iillman Hobson. William
Holmes, NJ Allen and d Dennis. The
qeiense set up plea that the defendant
uId not create the disturbance, but that
the racket was raised by his family at
me time, and verdict of not guilty was
iodnd or these peculiar grounds II is
most unfortunate that the mum ber of
ieputies allowed the district attorney is
20 limited as not to allow a representa-.
slye OF the people at such eases 1t is a
Hell-kuown fact among our justices that
i is next to impossible to secure con-
Viction where the people have no repre-.
sentative, as is the case with ali the
Iesser criminal cases in the Pasadena
courts.
THE X. o. t. NJ. INSTALLATION.
Pasadena tent No L, Knights of the
haccahees, installed the following CT
icers lsst evening: Past commander,
=. W. Jackson; commander, Daniel
Dennls; lieutenant commander, A. L.
Petrie; finance keeper, P. o. Prince
,ecord keeper, j S Glasscock; chaplain,
Heman Dyer: Ply, s. z, gHearipgen ; /
,ergeant, W. I'll. Conrad; master at A.,
lohn Plant; let NJ. of g. ". II. Kor. |
titan; "a NJ. OF g., j. D Ripley; SEN,
T. A. Wagner: picket, j. X Kelly. The |
ent "a In very prosperous condition. |
rhe Pasadena tent was the first organ.
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