The herald., 1894-08-17
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
Excitement Oser Finding the Remains
of l.. c. Winston-<ewa in General.
PASADENA, Aug. 16.--The announce
ment of the finding OF the remains of l..
G. Winston caused much excitement IN
this city today. Mr.. Winston was widely
known and his sad death WAS generally
lamented. His widow has the sincere
sympathy OF sl in her deep sorrow. A
full account of the finding OF the re-
mains will be found elsewhere.
A NEwsBoY HURT.
Quite a serious accident occurred on
East Colorado street this morning, a
newsboy By the name of Solomon
being knocked down and run over By an
express wagon. The little fellow went
to run across the street and evidently
failed to sec the wagon coming. he
was struck by the horee and knocked
down, both wheels Of the wagon, which
was loaded with furniture, passing over
him. Fortunately his injuries were not
as serious as might have been expected,
unlesa he proves to be hurt internally.
His face was badly bruised, but it is
hoped the injuries are not serious. The
driver of tie wagon did not take enough
interest in the affair to come back and
see how badly the boy was hurt.
GONE AT LAST.
East Siders will note with much re.
ioicing the fact that the time-honored
and generally dreaded switch across
Colorado street is no more. The rails
were removed this morning by the COM
pany, in accordance with an agreement
made with the council some time ago,
and switching across Colorado street 10
thing OF the past. The removal OF the
track recalls the clever move on the part
of ex-Strsst Superintendent Browne in
bringing the railroad people to time in
the matter. Mr.. Browne discovered
that the right Of way of the company
extended barely to the edge Of tie track.
and when they refused to take up the
switch he started to build fence along
the line Of the adjoining property. This
brought the company around in hurry.
as it would be impossible to move a car
with the fence up. The company then
promised to take up the track as soon as
their new siding south of the passenger
station was completed, il he would take
down the fence.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET.
The board OF school trustees met this
afternoon for the purpose of consider
ing bids for school supplies for the COM
ing year. MIR. Boynton presided over
the meeting, with all members present.
Bids were received as follows: j. R.
Crilly, Pasadena, 1888 Barnes, Los An.
geles, s44S; Glasscook, Pasadena, $8l5
Cook & Co., Los Angeles. $275. The
bid of Cook & Co., being the lowest, was
upon motion accepted. No other busi-
meas was transacted, except the accep t.
ance of the resignation of Miss May
Gssrhart of Washington school, on &C.
count OF the lady going east.
The next esssinn OF the board will be
held on the 23d, when the vacancy
msds by the above resignation will like
ly be filed.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Medill, nephew OF Joseph Medill
editor of the Chicago Tribune, met with
quite serious accident in North paaa
dena this morning. horse which ht
was driving became frightened at a paes
ing horse car, and overturning the car
threw MIR. Aletill out on his head, rem
dering him unconscious for some time
Fortunately. however, the ekull was MOI
fractured aud no eerions resulte ar,
looked for. Another gentleman WHIT
was riding with him was thrown out
bat eecsped without injury. Mr.. Medil
received deep gaeh on the eide of hii
head. which will contire him to hi
home for some time.
PLEASANT AFFAIR.
The ladies CT the W. r. @. rendered 6
very pleasant surprise party to Mrs. W.
II. Raymond at her home on North
Euclid avenue this afternoon. The oc
cGsion OF the event was the twenty
third anniversary OF her marriage. The
ladies made themselves thoroughly al
home and proceeded to pass most de-
lightfnl afternoon. Among those pres
ent were: Mines. Jarvis, Bareus, Elson
Lacy, Johnson. Baker, Mendenhall
Grey, Lewis. Eyestone, Royce ant
Parker.
THE EQUALIzERs.
All members of the council were pres
snt at the regular meeting Of the board
Of equalization this afternoon, with Mr.
Cox in the chair.
The petition presented yesterday BY
o. H. Churchill, for reduction on assess
ment. was taken up, and reduced from
$3.50 to $2500.
The petition of the Southern Califor
mia, for q reduction from $500 to $lG0t
on their freight depot, was allowed.
Another meeting tomorrow.
NOTES.
Mr.. Craig leaves for Catalina tomor.
yow.
Mrs. George H. Rogers. accompanied
by her daughters, went to the island to-
day. Miss Daisy Getchell was also
passenger.
Pasadena is threatened by o San Fran
ciaco sidesLow circus in the near future
The bicycle boys enjoyed their spin &
Duarte laet night hugely. Over q
wheelmen went ont.
A meeting in the Univsrsnlist churcl
last evening waa Addressed by staff Gap
tain Blanche Cox Of :he Salvation armv
Another t.ieetin. w:sa heid this eveninI
in the NJ e. tabernacle, The Land o
Idols and Sacrifice being the eul &c
taken.
Sergeant Lppincott and Priyates Ban