The herald., 1894-01-13
PASADENA.
A Serious Accident at Hotel Green.
Social Successes.


Social Successes.
PASADENA, Jan. I2.-Another serious accident
occurred in the construction of the Hotel
Green this afternoon. A plasterer by the
name of C. d. Cairnes fell from scaffold on
the northwest corner of the building distance
of about 40 feet to the ground
The man with companion was at work
plastering the outside of the building when the
accident occurred and in moving about
Jumped short distance from the frame work
to the platform. The boards must have been
very insecurely nailed as they gave way throw
ing him to the ground.
He fell upon his head and shoulders and was
picked up almost senseless. The services of
Dr. Wall were called in and the man put in as
comfortable shape as possible Tor remova! TO
his home on Mary street. 1t is not known just
how badly he was injured although no bones
were broken, and it is hoped there were no in
ternal injuries
The fall was in bad place, the man striking
on a bucket and the side of the curb
Another accident very similar to this Oc-
Cured when the brick work under way.
A mason fell from the northeast corner of the
building and was seriously injured. The acci-
dent today was wholly caused by the fimsy
manner in which the staging was constructed.
Had the accident occurred story or two
further up, nothing could have saved the man
from instant DEATH
COMPANY B CELEBRATES
Company B, N. G. c., celebrated its fourth
anniversary this evening at the armory, in
Morgan block. About $50 invitations were
issued to friends of the company, which were
generally responded to. This, together with
the members OF the company. swelled the
total attendance to the neighborhood of 200
ladies and gentlemen. No formal programme
was carried out, but competitive drill by the
members of the company was followed by
dancing. and late in the evening elegant
banquet was served. Music furnished by
Rrockway's orchestra, to the tuneful chimes of
which the young people "chased the golden
hours with flying feet'' till late hour
The affair was success in every way, and
the guests fully appreciated the open hospi-
tality of Mr.. Hays, who did everything pos
sible to make the evening delightful one.
Company B. in celebrating its fourth BIRTH
day, can look back upon record for that
length of time of which its members have
much reason to be proud The officers at
present are Capt, p. ]. Cook First Lieut.. +.
jr, who are deserving OF much credit, as are
their predecessors, for the excellent training
which the members have received, both in
drill and target practice.
THE ODD FELLOWS ENTERTAIN
In response to invitations from the Odd Fell
lows and kebekah lodges OF this city, a large
number of members and friends gathered at
their hail. corner Fair Oaks avenue and Day
ton street, this evening, to witness the open
installation of officers OF both the orders.
A short musical and literary programme was
given after the business of the evening was
over, followed by several speeches. Among
those who made remarks were Rev. Z. l.. Con-
ger, Rev. Florence Kollock and Judge Utley.
Excellent music was furnished at frequent
Intervals throughout the evening by Shaws
orchestra.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge presented
Miss Kollock with an elegant boquet of carna-
nation pinks at the close of her remarks.
The musical and literary programme was
well arranged and delivered.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
The mass meeting OF citizens, under the
auspce1 of the board OF trade to be held in the
Wooster tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
should be well attended as two matters of
4f m nn TfQ a QFnnn n tn Gr.t
and most important is the tramp problem.
which is big one, and if settled satisfactorily
Will take some hard thinking and work as
we'll
The town has several hundred unemployed
men wandering about in it, and something
must be done with them, unless we want them
TO TURN into hlghwaymen as some have evil
IDENTIFY done already.
A report will also be received from the com
mittee on the midwinter fair, and several m EN-
bers of the general committee will be present
to discuss the matter with our citizens.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
E. c. Upton, one of the employees at Nor
gan's livery stable. unfortunate enough to
fall while attempting to alight from horse in
the stable this afternoon and fracture his
wrist: The services of Dr. McAllister were
called upon, and the injured limb taken care
OF. No serious results will follow, but it wi!l
be some time before the hand can be used.
NOTES.
The Valley Hunt club holds a picnic tomor-
row in the mountains.
The fire company was called out last even
ing for another brush fire.
The Pasadena orange Growers association
is making preparations for handling the pres
ent crop of oranges 1t is expected to com.
menee shipping in a week or ten days, and
circular has been issued asking growers to
leave estimates at the Office of the association
of the amount and kind OF fruit they have.
a conference between the council and com
mssioners on the Raymond avenue widening
and De Lacy street extension was held yester,
day.
The matter of adjusting damages and lew
ing assessments is no easy one, and the gentle
men will earn all they get for 1t.