The herald., 1894-08-25
PASADENA.

wa9 filled TO ovsiiiowlng Thursday even
iag, whsn the Hon. T. V. Gator ad-
dressed the assemblage on Populism.
The audience was made up OF msn OF all
parties, and no party, and the applause
/. which greeted the speaker showed an
eager disposition on the part OF all to
listen to the discourse.
Mir. Gator spoke for more than an
hour in strong and impartial manner,
laying before his hearers graphically the
state of affairs which now conironts not
only the United States but ell the world
in the matters OF government, and cali
ing attention to the necessity OF adopting
vigorous methods for purifying politics
and adopting different platform. Mr..
Gator, while announcing hlmGelf rep
reeentatiye OF the Peoples party, spoke
in moderation OF rival political bodies,
and gave such clear and unbiased
summary of the genersl condition OF
affairs that even his opponents were
interested, and listened with more than
liberation. The address Was very gen.
orally pronounced one OF extraordinary
interest, showing earnestness and dsep
thought.
Music was furnished by the New Era
uuariette, and brief remerks were made
by way Of introduction by Z. II. Bishop
and Enoch Pepper.
James g. Clark added to the pleasure
OF the evening by einging solo and a
duet with MIR. Havens.
PASADENA REPUBLICAN wrGwAM.
The dedication of the romantic spot
selected by the Republican club as a
. club room and permanent meeting place
during the coming campaign will come
oil on Monday evening next upon which
occasion Hon. A. J. Sampsoa OF Colo
rajo, x-adjItant-seneral of Colorado
and cx. .Unitet States consul to Paao
del Norte, Mexico, Will address the club.
Mr. Sampson is All eloquent ard stirring
speech maksr, and has been employed
by the national Rspu bliean committee
during the three p.ss canpaigns. The
uew wigwain OF the Republican, club
will be esta aoiished in tMe open space be-
, veen the Arcade eulliing on West
Colorado street and the JARVIS building
Tbis will be encloesd on shree sides,
and aeGts bulls to accommodate shout
700 people. The whole will be lighted
by electricity. and will be fiae, COM
Portable aud airy place for meetings.
The gathering on Monday evening will
doubtless De large one, and the pablic
ie cordially invited.
NOTES.
G mplaint ia made by those interested
in preserving the beauty Of our streets,
and the old trees which have long been
landmarks. against s. ID. Reed, who has
caused the cutting down Of a fine old
pine tree in the street in front OF his
property. 1t is asserted that in doing
this Mr.. Reed has overstepped his pre-
rcgstives.
W. "a. Hagndorn is organizing party
OF 10 gentlemen for yachting trip
around Catnlina end Clemeate islanda.
The party Will aail next weeg.
a social under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth league viii be given in the 81. u.
elurcn parlors this evening, upon which
occasion Mias Grace Hsrtsho-n will give
e!ccutiunGry selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Wetherly have re.
turned from o months stay at Catalina.
MIR. end Mrs Robert Vandevoort and
family ara expected home next week.
Miss Bsssis Cowan will entertain q
party OF her young friends in honor OF
ner birthday on Tuesday OF next week
Mrs. James Barber and daughter.
Mise Nira Barber, have returned from
Catalina.
Mise Grace Monroe has returned from
two weeks' visit aG Catalina.
Preparations are being made ct the
Universalist church for the placing of @
new $1,000 organ, the partition separAt-
ing the nave from the body of the
church already being partially torn out.
The menab bsrs of All Sainta' Epiaco-
pal church are also contracting with the
same firm for an organ, and beth OF
these will probably be shipped together,
saving $l0O thus on each. The organ in
the Univeraalist church will be placed
and ready for use according TO contract
By November 10th.
John s. Cox leaves tomorrow morning
for few deys' etHy at Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Shields have re-
turned homo after Gu extended stay at
Catalina.
Arthur Bray, candidate for county re.
corder, WIS in town today looking up
old friends.
George Glover of South Pasadena was
conspicuous on PasadenG street as a bi.
cycler today.
Fred Seares OF Pasadena has received
the appointment of assistant astronomi-
cal observer at the University OF Califor-
mia, which not only gives him practical
assistance in the study OF astronomy,
but q salary as we'll.
Mics Martha Burgess left today for
Long Beach.
The Republican club has received a
formal invitation to attend the Republi-
can mass meeting at the Los Angeles
pavilion tomorrow evening. 1t IL prob
able the invitation will be eLsed
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs.
@. III. Keyes will spend Saturday ct
Echo mountain.
Judge ii. III. Rose and family will
pend Sunday ct Santa Monica.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hanson, j X.
Fletcher, Lon Guernsey and the Misses
Ely win spend Sunday at Echo noun.
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Benson of Burling-
ton, W.. are guests OF Mrs. Miller, Ma
Tengo avenue.
The Terminal railroad is getting out
flaming posters. which ass being Goa