The herald., 1894-07-30

Notes.
PASADENA, July 29.-Pasadena expert
enced a momentary excitement Sunday
at IL 80 q. m, whom an alarm OF fire
was turned in from the box ON the cor
ner OF Orange Grove and Chestnut
streets. The department responded
promptly in time TO partially save from
destruction q small cottage on Yo!o
street. occupied by family named NAL
couson. The conhsgration WAS caused
by defective burner in the gasoline
stove upon which supper was being pre-,
pared. When the fire was discovered
the entire stove was in flames. Mrs.
Malconson heroically attempted to eject
the burning stove from the house, but
was unable to force it through the door
and the gasoline being scattered the ire
spread rapidly through the kitchen. An
alarm was given but the grester part oil
the house was burned and the loss ia
considerable, although the front of the
house and porches screened BY lattice
work stand. A large portion of the
furniture was saved and was left stand
ing in vacant lot adjoining during the
afternoon. The house wss owned by Mr..
Profit and was covered by small inHur-
ence.
NIGHT sPRINKLiNa.
While the experiment of street sprink-
ling at night seems to be working satis-
factorily 90 far az dust laying is con-
cerned, the innovation 10 meeting with
lusty complaints in some of the most
populous localities. dissatisfaction being
expressed only over the hilarious man
- .oh IN od
which tends, IL is said, to make Pasa-
dsns's usually peaceful nights hideous.
With the intention, perhaps, OF making
time pass more agreeably the drivers
of the carts entertain Themselves with
singing lively songs OF a not too classic
character and inventing signal calls
unique and not chaste, which form OF
amusement Is not approved OF by citi-
Gems on slumber bent Aquietus will
tune hilarity by our energetic marshal.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Henry Barley Of Terrace Drive
is ont once more after q severe illness.
Miss Mary Mitchell OF Los Robles
avenue, who has been absent in Chicago
and vicinity some three months, 10 en-
route for home.
Gordon Hall. eldest son OF DR.. Wyllys
Hall, is visiting at the rectory and will
spend the greater part OF his vacation
here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wore, who has been
suffering from long illness, Is reported
convalescent.
A. S. Halsted of Alhamb bra was among
Yesterdays visitors in Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Morehouse have
returned from the east and are at pres
ent at Redondo. They ara expected
home this week.
Miss Eliza Lentz Of Summit avenue is
among the guests at Camp Martin.
j. Il. Greer and niece, Mise Ammo
Hubbard of Raymond avenue, antici-
pate leaving Pasadena for the cast on
Friday next, Miss Hubbard will be alb
cent year, spending portion of the
time at her old home in Virginia and the
winter season in New York City.
W. S. Gilmore has Joined camping
party of young ladies and gentlemen
and is spending 10 days rusticating on
the wooded banks OF stream with en-
unpronounceabe name in Southern
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnell has received
the initial copy of her latest juvenile
work, the publishing of which has been
somewhat delayed in taking out an Eng.
lish copyright.
News has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Wilde and Miss Wilde are
still at their country home at Melrose.
but will return to Pasadena early in Oc-
tober.
A party Of gentlemen including @. B.
Thomas, Webster Wotkyns, Otto Pcnser
and II. FL. Rose, leave Tuesday for a
fishing and camping trip up the San
river to be absent two weeks.
+, W. Walker has returned from a
trip to San Diego.
Miss Ross is out once more after a
brief but serious illness.
W. J. I. Doke, of Riverside. was
among Sundays visitors in Pasadena.
j. Il. ELLIS returns from Long Beach |
tomorrow, (Monday.)
Mrs. j. w. Wood, Mrs. Elliott, wife OF
Dr.. Elliott, and Miss Buy REYNOLDS 90
to Long Beach today for a weeks at
ing.
Mrs. O. P. Baker, of Orange Grove
avenue, and family are at Redondo.
MR.. and Mira. j. W. Holmes, Mics
Angie Holmes and Master Holmes leave
tuesday Tor tv yeek's outing at Ca.a-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Salmon, Of Buffalo.
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NOTES.
The funeral servcse OF the late VIM.
L.'Jones were held at the family resi-.
1ence. on Euclid avenue, this afternoon
y O'Clock. Interment was made at
View.
Several new members were received
nto she Presbyterian church at the
morning service yesterday.
Kehesrsals OF A Box OF Cigarettes are
gam neing held and Passdsniars may
ook for dramatic treat from ambitions
matsurs in the nsar future,
Tho handsome residence OF John Jar
line ON bis fine ranch property east of
he Raymond, Is nearing completion, and
lr. ana Mrs. Jardine expect to occupy
heir new home early in August.
In spite OF tho vigilance of the yarious
ter companies. eight Lawn sprinklers
ere counted doing active service Sstur-