The herald., 1894-08-22
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
soone's Cirous Men Assault Psople-Lo-
cal Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. 2l.-Quite q little ex-
element was aroused Monday evening
at Boone's animal show, occaaioned BY q
free fight between outsiders and Boone's
assistants.
The row began by the jeers OF hood
lums on the outside of the tent, which
were resented by members OF the COM
pany. One of the inside men precipi-
tated fight by slappiaR a boys face,
and royal free hand fisticuh wac In
dulged in.
The noise Of the fracas caused quite an
alarm inside the chow tent and 1t was
supposed for Q few moments that the
lion had escaped or a tiger or two we're
loose. A panic ensued and the tent was
partially emptied.
After the dust subsidized Charles Cal
yin, q young Fasadenan, Was discovered
ying on the ground with his head badly
bruised and claiming other injuries, as
serting that his Jaw snd leg were broken.
lie was taken to his homo on North Fair
Oaks avenue, and Officer Slater was dis
patched this morning to Pomona to cap
ture his assailante, who had pasaed on
with the show.
SHOOTING AFTRAY.
Three shots were heard in Chinatown
Tuesday morning between 5 and 6
O'Clock, which, upon investigation.
proved to be shooting affray between
Chinamen. Yung Ho received two
shots from revolvers in the hands OF
Wong Yam and Wong ,Kuong. The lat
ter have not yet been captured. Con-
stable Noteworthy is investigating the
matter and is after the would'be assas-
eins. How serious is the condition OF
che victim il has been impossible to as
certain.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST.
Miss Laura Wiley very pleasantly en-
tertainsd q party of her young friends
on Delany street Monday evening.
About 20 guests participated. Prizes
were won by Miss Nettae Underwood.
Douglas Sovereign, Mics Mabel Golden
burg and Carl Nash, and consisted of g
silver souvenir spoon, moonstone, stick
pin, and comicsl trifes for those de-
feated. Refreshments were served, and
the festivities continued until late
hour.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
DR.. McAlliater was hastily summoned
to the vesidsncs OF Henry Newby Tues
day about s o'clock p. M, to attend to
the injuries of Mr.. Newby's infant son,
who was seriously burned while playing
with matches yesterday afternoon. The
child was building bonfire on pile of
sand in the back yard and in some way
Co.. 30 al
cred he was enveloped in flames. An
examination showed that the lower por-
tion of the body and abdomen was most
seriously burned, but it is confidently
expected that the child will recover and
no permanent injury be sustained.
NOTES.
The residence OF Miss Morrison on Los
Robles avenue is rapidly nearing com.
pletion.
Miss Laura Wiley leaves tomorrow
morning for Camp Wilson.
Burton Towne returned today from q
brief vieit to Catalina.
The burglars WHO entered the resi-
dence of A. Roberts on North Raymond
avenue Sunday succeeded in carving
off soma jewelyy and two watches espe-
oially valued as heirloome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts were not aware of THAR
losa until their return from Long Beach
last evening.
John Barnett has returned from his
vacation at Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Langley OF Oak
land are guests OF Mrs. Merrill. Msrengo
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fitzhsnry and family
OF Center street are taking vacation at
Catalina.
Miss May Cooley and Mics Edith Wilde,
both OF Pasadena, have been spending q
week together at York Beach, Mass.
Pasadena people will be interested in
the rumor that Mrs. II. l.. Winston and
family, formerly residing in Pasadena.
on Los Robles avenue, but now of San
Francisco, contemplate returning to
Pasadena this tall to remain perma-
nently. Mrs. Winston will be eccom-
panied by her daughter. Mira. Keeler of
Salt Lake City with her family and by
her son Hubert and wife OF San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Keeler was at one time con.
nected with the San Gabriel Valley
bank here.
Considerable interest is apparent in
the mining operations being carried on
by the Lorie Mining company in Pine
caiion. east OF Rubio, in which num Der
OF Pasadena capitalists headed by Ed
Kennedy are interested. The ore assaye
at from 5000 to $500 per ton and about
so or so tons have already been packed
down the mountain to the mill by burros
and placed on the ore platforms. Tie
engine and boiler. rock breakers, etc,
are in place and in !ees than thiee days
the company hope to be shipping bull
lion. All interested, as well as many
who wish they wers, are anticipating
3onanzs from capital invested.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. B. ScovilIo have re-
turned from their extended trip through
the east which began with their wedding
journey aud are at present with Mrs. j.
X. Scovilie OF Orange Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Howe will have
The sympathy OF large circle of friends
In the loss OF their infant son. who died
yesterday and was born on Wednesday
Of last week. Only few months ago
these stricken parents were called upon
to part with their only daughter, won
deriully bright and promising child OF
two yssFs.