The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-26
PASADENA.

Wobster's Lecture-Notes.
PASADENA, May William Welle
was found dead in his room in the
Broadway block, on East Colorado
street. this morning. Mr.. Harrison, the
proprietor, went to call him about 8
O'Clock, seeing that he did not get up as
usual and was shocked to find him dead.
Deceased has been victim of consump
ton for several years past and during
one of his attacks passed away without
awaking anyone in the house. He had
apparently been as we'll as usual the
night before, eating hearty supper.
Owing to the sudden nature of the
when it occurred, an inquest was
deemed necessary, and Coroner Gates
came out from the city to hold it. The
inquest was held in the undertaking
Darlors OF Reynolds & Van Nuys. and
verdict OF death from natural causes re-
turned.
from Oakland, where his parents now
reside, on account OF his health, and
was generally liked by those who knew
him.
LECTURE BY REV. WEBSTER.
The third OF the second series of lect-
ures by Rev. f. M. Webster of Long
Beach wac delivered at the Universalist
church last evening. The general sub
iect which MIR. Webster is speaking I'M
der Ia economics, but interest was espe-
cially treated on last eveRing, this being
a continuation of ths last two lectures.
A bass solo by Mr.. Geo. Swerdfger
was much enjoyed during the course of
the evening. as was violin selection by
Mr.. Laner, Miss Keene acting as accom-
PIANIST
The points brought out in the lecture
were much the same % heretofore out
lined in the HERALD Mr.. Webster is
entirely opposed to interest in any form,
believing that tina principle is funda-
mentally wrong. He holds that the tax
ing OF interest works a hardship on the
producing classes and is responsible for
much of the present financial trout Die.
NOTES.
The Highland Fruit association is
now fully organized and ready to COM
mence operations. 1t will have head
quarters for the present at Prof. Teb-
belts drying house on Monk Hill. De-
ciduous fruits of all kinds will be han
died.
Today is your last chance to buy
stationery, books. ETC., at half price, as
Glasecock's special sale closes today.
There was a large crowd of tourists
and others on this mornings Terminal
train from Rubio and Echo mountain.
The travel to this resort keeps up sur
prisingly well considering the season of
the year.
A special edition OF the Mount Lowe
Echo was published yesterday in honor
of the English celebration, held at
Rubio.
The new hotel on Echo mountain is
fast nearing completion and will shortly
be ready for the accommodation OF
guests. The polished tin roof will make
it shining landmark for the entire VAL
ley.
The Universalist state convention
which convenes here the first part of
next month will gather large number
OF delegates from every part OF the state.
The seesione will be held i'll the hand
some church belonging to this society
on Ray mond and Chestnut streets. The
program me as arranged is very interest
ing as we'll as instructive.
s. Maud will come up for examination
before Justice Lawrence Saturday morn
ing at $3.50 upon the charge OF perjury.
This action is the outgrowth OF the fam
ous Garvanzs hog case, which involved
justice of the peace and several citi-
zens of our southern neighbor.
The Sons of Veterans will meet at their
hail on East Colorado street on Decora-
ton day at 8 80 p. M, from where they
will march to the Terminal station and
take the train for the cemetery. A full
attendance of members is desired.
A largely attended social was given by
the Christian Endeavor union of Pasa-
dena in the Presbyterian church this
evening. A good musical and literary
programme was rendered, and a very
pleasant social hour enjoyed. The
Christian Endeavor societies now hold q
regular union meeting, one every month,
which this time takes the form OF so
cisl. This society fills field occupied
by no other organization, and has been
instrumental in doing much to brin !
the churches together to work for the
common good.
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