The herald., 1894-08-08
PASADENA.
A spirtuaiist Fake-Local aud Personal
Mention.

MsuttOus
PASADENA, Aug. 7. The action OF the
council yesterday in tie Terminal rate
matter will likely result in suit to de-
clare the franchise OF the company for
leited within the city limits.
La view OF the fact that South Pasa-
dena has q similar case now pending in
the supreme court against the company,
which was decided against the railroad
in the superior court, it seems probable
that a decieion will be awaited ia that
case bsiore further action is taken.
Il would appear, however, that the
whole matter will be settled by compe-
ton before decision can be reached in
the courts wien the electric road gets
into operation and puts into effect %
cent round trip rate between Pasadena
and Los Angeles. 1t would be grace
full th ng for the Terminal to reduce its
rates at cnce, before forced to do 30. in
view OF the favors extended 1t by the
city.
FUNERAL OF MISS M'cALDIN.
The funeral of Miss Sadie M'Oaldin
was hs.d from All Saints Episcopal
chu,, b THE evening at Z 80 O'Clock. A
large number OF the friends OF the de-
ceased were present to pay their last
sad respects to the departed. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. DR..
WHY'S Hall, pastor OF the church, and
were characterised by the usual solsm-
nifty and impressiveness of the Epieco-
pal ritual. The floral offerings were es-
pecially beautiful, intending several
handsome pieces. DR.. Halls remarks
we're touching in the extreme, referring
very feelingly to the beautiful character
OF the young lady. The remains will
bs sent east for interment in Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn.
AN OFF COLOR sPIRTUALIsT.
Even the spiritualists get "out OF har.
mony" in these troublous tim es, CT
will be seen by the the following COM
munication which has been sent to the
press:
"The officers and members OF the
First Spiritual society, of Pasadena, wish
it understood that they do not in any
way countenance or support the social
ed Singing Evangelist Rev. How
land, who has rooms in the Grand hotel,
and are in no wise connected with his
meetings."
Rev. Rowland, it seems, does not call
up the ghosts in the regulation manner,
and it is even whispered among the
eelect that the "spirits" he invokes are
decidedly Of the wrong character. Be
this rs it may, however, the Rev. How
land is out OF the swim officially, and
hereafter must paddle his own canos''
In the broad sea of spiritualism.
NOTES.
DIR. Elliot and family are back from a
pleasant stay at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel are off for q
rhort outing at Catalina.
DIR. Furnald leaves for a weeks stay
81 Catalina the last part OF the week.
Two Mexieans with unpronounceabl BILE
ezmes were up before the recorder this
corning for fast driving and disturbing
the peace. They paid fine of S. each.
Mr.. Ralph Skillen will leave shortly
for Philadelphia where be goes TO ente,
. dental college. Ho expects to be OBJ
sent several yeara.
The city council eits as a board o.
equalization on Monday next, when al
unsatisied taxpayers should put in ar
appearance and register their kicka il
proper shape.
Grand Commander Sumner and stat
will whit Pasadena commandery No. 81
knights Templar, tomorrow evening aRc
assist In comforting the order OF knight
hood upon severAl candidates. A ban
ouet is to follow the business session.
A meeting of the Peoples Party clut
will be held at Hopkins ball on Friday
ct 8 pm.
A meeting of the newly formed bicycle
club was hold in CANDLES barber shop
last evening The committee selected
rooms in tin s,,nkins block for perma-
maneDt het. AZ ters for the club. Mr..
A. Campbell Wa elected first vics-presi.
dent OF the club.