The herald., 1894-10-08
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
Interesting Y. M. G. A. Meeting
at Pasadena.
Political Pointers From Numerous
Places.
Water Works Improvements at SANTA
MonieA-Hunday Visitors to
BIt. Lows-Notea and
Personals

PASADENA, Oct. 1.-THE M. E. tsber-
nacle was we'll filed this afternoon on
the occasion of an address by Mr.. Geo.
Taylor. general secretary OF the Y. III.
@. A. Of this city. The meeting was
held in the place OF the regular O'clock
Sunday afternoon meeting Of the asse-
citation in 6trong's hall, the change
being made in order that larger Qkowd
might be accommodated. Mr.. Tayler,
it will be remembered, was the Y. M. @.
A. delegate from the Pacific coast to the
jubilee worlds convention, which con-
vened in London on June Let.
At the close of the convention he
made trip through the British isles
and visited the most important cities OF
. Europe. The lecture this afternoon
was, however, devoted almost exolu-
sively to the work of the convention,
which was probably, without doubt,
one OF the most successful events OF the
kind which ever occurred. He de-
scribed his meeting with the founder of
the order in London. and visit to the
little chapel in the back OF business
block. where the organization wac frat
effected.
OF the convention itaslf Mr.. Taylor
went into detail of the various impor-
tsnt meetings and the great good which
was ACCOMPLISHED in the bringing to-
gether of delegates representing associ-
stions from all parts OF the world. The
address WAS very interesting from begin
ming to end. and was listened to with
close attention.
THE PoPULIsTs ENTHUSE.
A we'll ATTENDED meeting of the Pop
ulsts was held in Williams' hall last
evening. A large number of ladies
were among the audience, which WAS
literally sprinkled with Democrats and
Republicans alike. The address of the
evening was delivered by j. r. Rush,
who devoted himself to O diacua-
sion of the stats political interests prin-
cipally, but also touched on the national
issues. He held the attention Of his
audience well throughout, and WAS FREE
quently spplauded. The Populista are
arranging to have number of political
meetings in Williams' nall in the near
future.
A REPUBLICAN MEETING.
The Republicans are arranging for a
big blowout tomorrow evening in the
wigwam. Mart Weight, the local
pusher for the G. A. r., has the matter
in hand and expects to wake things up
in good shape.
The speakers for the evening will be
Major Donnell and General II. A. Pierce,
both OF whom will deal out the genuine
Republican doctrine. A local glee club
has been engaged to help cut the meet
ing. and some good music is promised.
;, Seats will be reserved for the ladies TO
whom special invitation is extended.
y 3,IlIFriday evening the 10th, Jas. Nc
,kchlan and other spsRkera will ba
Iesrd at the same place.
NOTES.
VI A large number of Los Angeles wheel
|gmen visited Pasadena today.
DR.. Wheeler, leading young physi-
ltcian OF Monrovia and his sister, Miss
Eva, were the guests Of Miss Bertha
X Ray mond today.
n The large date palms in front OF the
'fTivoli restaurant on North Fair Oaks at
ttract much attention.
! The annual meeting OF the Valley
fHunt club was held at the club house
ton Weet Colorado street last evening.
The new freight depot of the Southern
California Railway company on South
Broadway is rapidly nearing completion.
Prof. Brown addressed q political
gathering of Republicans at Clsrsmont
last evening,