The herald., 1894-08-09
PASADENA.


An IntsrsstIag Cass-Miliard- Kornaghnn
Marriage-Notes.
PASADENA, Aug. s. Alex Stewart.
formerly deputy constable in this city,
WAS up in Justice Merriam's court this
morning upon a charge OF disturbing the
peace. The case. although not seem
ingly very important, required the SER
vices of four lawyers to see that justice
was done, and then the results were
doubtless far from satisfactory to all par
ties.
The complaining witness was Benz.
Hahn. esq. atssrnev-at-iaw, who al
legged that Stewart did, in manner con-
trary to law, and to the imminent dan
ger OF the witness head, raise chair
in mid air and threaten to bring 1t down
with force and criminal intent upon wit
nees' person. 1t seems that Mr.. BenJ.
Hahn had bill against Stewart for at
torney's fees, which he much desired to
gather in, and the failure to do go caused
him much anxiety. Finally he man
aged to receive bill OF sale frem Stew
art for a quantity OF furniture which
was stored in Brown & Sutliff's stors.
twas when he went to get the goods
that the trouble began. Stewart was on
hand and forcihly objected, az set forth
in the complaint. 1t also appears that
Stewart gave another party bill OF sale
for the came goods, and all this on top
of an attachment by Brown 4 Sutlitf.
The case was heard before 8 jury OF IL
men, who found defendant guilty "a
charged. Sentence was deferred until
tomorrow.
MILARD-KEBNAGHAN,
The marriage OF BAR. Fred @. Willard
and Miss E. Louise Kernaghsn was eele-
brated ct high noon to-day. at the real
dence of the BRIDES parents on Olcott
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. N. H. G.. File of the First
Presbyterian church, in the presence OF
the family, and e. few intimate friends.
The wsSiing presents were numerous
and elegsxtfrom friends both here and
in the east. Both young people have
lived herefor several years and have
host OF friends who join in wishing them
a long and happy married life. The
newly married couple left this afternoon
for Chicago, Mr.. billiards former home,
where they will visit for several weeks
before going further east, returning to
Pasadena about October lst to make
their home.
/. %. G. T. INSTALLATION.
Pasadena lodge No. IT'S. l. .. u. T.,
installed officers for the ensuing term
last evening. as follows:
F. Il. Fl. Stevens. past chief templar !;
Albert Mercer, chief templar; Miss
Viola We'll, vice-chief templer; Miss
Cora We'll, chaplain Miss Myrtle Shaw,
I, financial secretary Kingsley N. Stevens,
treasurer; John A. Westring. recording
secretary; Carleton Terpenning. assist
ant secretary; BENZ 0. Lacey, marshal /;
Miss Myrtle Rals!on, deputy marshal ;
Miss Mary Burgeson, guard; Miss Anna
Hobson, sentinel; A. L. Baldwin, super
intendent of j. w.
NOTES.
Work began this morning on South
Raymond paving. Nothing has yet
been heard from South Fair Oaks.
The Pickwick club will begin whist
tournament the first OF next week.
A Mexican lad was found guilty OF
stealing socks in the recorders court
today.
An enjoyable social was given by the
Pythian sisters in the X. P. hall this
evening, q good crowd being present.
Refreshments were served and pleas
ant evening enjoyed.
Mrs. Major Nolan and daughters,
Florence and Nellie, left today Tor q
months stay at Catalina.
The following party left for San An
tonic cafion today: Will Pinney, W. A.
Benahoff, E. w. Griffith. Mr.. Davis, Miss
Grace Johnston, Miss Brooks and Miss
G. Stevens.
A sermon will be preached in the
Swedish language at the Baptist church
on Sunday afternoon next at O'Clock
by Rev. W. Warner OF Los Angeles. A
cordial invitation is extended to al
speaking the language.
A. J. Kensky was up before Recorder
Rosaiter this afternoon charged with
peddling without license. He left s.
behind him when he departed.
The street railway people still fail to
get to werk on North Fair Oaks. Mr.
Buchanan reports they have promised
to start paving between the tracks al
once, however.
Star: The two little children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hendel, the unfortunate resi-
dents of this city who were sent 10 th'
Highlands insane asylum last Saturday
are left in q bad predicament by thil
loss OF their parents. The youngest hal
been taken into the Cleveland homo on
Columbia street for the present, a
least, but the other is not yet provided
for. Officer Slater has been appointed
their guardian by Judge Clark for ths
purpose of selling for their benefit such
little property as the parents may have