The herald., 1894-07-07
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
News Notes and Personal Items
From Pasadena.
Good Showing Made by the Santa
Ana Postoffice.
Orange Shipment Statement for the
6eason-News From San Ber-
nardino, Santa Monica
and Long Beach.

PASADENA, July 6.--The boycott
against the Times by the Los Angeles
newsboys spread to this city this morn.
ing, and nothing but iIeralds were to be
seen upon the streets, and they went off
like hot cakes. Over 200 copies were
sold by tho newsboys alone, anc al.
though Times were carried by few,
everyone wanted the Herald. At the
Pasadena Office, so East Colorado street,
new subscriptions poured in sll day long,
increasing the list as surprising rate.
The feeling here is strongly in favor OF
the strikers, despite the general incon..
venieuce to which the public ia put, and
it is rare that anyone is hoard TO con-
denim the mon for holding out.
New subscribers not receiving papers
promptly will pleaee notify the once as
some delay may occur in spite OF the
best efforts OF our delivery department..
SOLUTION.
DR.. Fl. A. Reid submits to the HERALD
as solution to the present difhcuitios
between labor and capital the following:
First-Great railroad lines involve
both state and national judicature in
their operation as mediums oil interstate
commerce and as mail carriers.
Second-Great manufacturing corpora
tions stand in judicial relation to the in
terstate commerce law.
Third-The employees of such compa-
nies are presumably American citizens,
having skilled labor as their capital.
Fourtn-When large proportion of
such employees sllege their belief that
they have grievance, they are entitled
to a respectful hearing and adjudication
in equity.
Fitth-Capital invested in industrial
enterprises should be protected to the
fullest extent in all its rights and equi-
ties no less than labor.
Now, to meet such emergencies, there
should be established an interstate
court of equity and arbitration, COM
posed of the United States district judge
of the district within which the trouble
arose, and two judges of the supreme
court of the state-one chosen by each
of the parties in the case. All charters
and franchises to such companies should
be made subject to the jurisdiction of
this court, in case any difficulty should
arise between employer and employee
which they could not amicably settle
between themselves. And the findings
and decree OF this court should then be
binding on both sides.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
Pasadena lodge No. 324, I. 0. o. F..
held an important meeting last evening,
at which number of new members
were admitted and the following officers
by F. B. Robbine, d. d. q. M:
A. S. Glidden, N. g.; J. B. Mcneil, V.
c.; G. F. Schmidt, r. s.; j. s. Blick,
P. s.; ]. w. Zelhart, T.; Homer Blick,
W.; s. NJ. Hawley, c.; A. B. Case, Q.
g.; Harry Delbridge, l. g.; W. IL.
r. S. N. g.: Emil Wickman,
L. s. N. g.; J. ]. Blick, r. s. V. g.;
Charles Ward, L. S. V. g.; @. F. Her
sey, R. s. s.; P. J. Burke, L. S. s.; M.
i. Wood, chaplain.
A number of visitors were present
from neighbering lodges, and at the
close of business jolly social time was
enjoyed, refreshments being served.
NOTES.
An important business meeting OF the
Young Peoples society of the Preabyts-
rian church was held this evening.
Mr.. J. S. Glasscock returned from a
short vieit to Catalina this morning.
Frank Policy came over from the
island today, but will return in a few
days to spend the summer.
The entertainment to be given in the
M. Z. tabernacle, on Monday evening
next, by James g. Clsrge, will doubt
less prove a great musical treat. The
proceeds will 60 to'the Montclair Chill
dren's home.
The Republican ratification meeting
that was set for Saturday evening has
been indefinitely postponed on account
OF the uncertainty in the running OF
trains.
A union meeting of the missionary So
cieties OF the city will be held in the
Presby tcrisn church Saturday afternoon
at 2 80 O'Clock. Mary L. Court. re-
turned missionary from Siam, will ad-
dress the meeting upon the work which
is being carried on in that land. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
SAN BERNARDINO.