The herald., 1894-10-11
FROM NEIGHBOR|NC PLACES,
A Notable Lack of Republican
Enthusiasm at Pasadena.
Spiritualist Wilcox Convicted of AS
sault at Pomona.
Democratic Meeting at Aunheim-In di-
cations of OIL at San Bsrnnrdno,
Matters OF Interest at Sans
ia Monica.

PASADENA, Oct. 10.-The almost entire
lack of enthusiasm which has charac-
terized the Republican meetings held in
this city, so far, during the present cam~
paign. has proved puzzler to the local
leaders, who are much wrought up over
the matter. The usual spirit which has
carried along the movement in previous
years ia absent, and it is hard work to
get up even show of feeling. What it
means is giving the leaders much con-
Germ. and they are evidently afraid
something is going to drop even in solid
Pasadena. to which the g. o. p. has al.
ways laid claim body and soul. No
meetings are in sight at present. except
the one already announced for the 18th,
when McLschlan and others will de-
liver addresses. The Democrats. how
ever, are not asleep by any means at
this end of the line, and will presently
open the campaign in fret clans shape.
A number of prominent speakers have
been engaged and the date OF the meet
ings will be announced later.
J. q. Rossiter, one OF the faithful IN
the Republican camp, addressed
meeting at Azusa this evening.
1t is understood that an attempt Will
be made to secure the opera house for
many OF the political meetings In the
future. the wigwam being hard to npeak
in anu most too open.
STOLE HIS CLOTHES.
Howard Woodwork, one OF the driv-
ers on the Highland street railway. is
bemoaning the loss of a new suit of
clothes, and some light-fingered gentle
man is congratulating himself Oh being
that much ahead and no one knows
who he is. Woodworth had purchased
the suit at one of the local stores, leaving
it to be sent up on later car, on account
of some alterations.
The goods were placed on the car all
right, but when the driver came to look
for them at the end of the line they were
out of sight and the owner out and in
jured.
AN EARLY SEASON.
Everything points to on early opening
of the tourist travel from the east this
season. Already there are numerous
arrivals of all-winter people, and the
hotel people are, for the most part, kept
busy. Mr.. Walter Raymond. proprietor
of the big hotel to the south OF the city,
is on his way out now to auperintend
some important changes which are to
be made in ths hotel in preparation for
the winter travel.
At the Green hotel, Pasadena's own
beautiful hoatelry, everything is being
put shipshape under the efficient su-
perintendence OF Manager Holmes. An
entire change is being made in the
south entrance, involving an expense of
over $1,000, making it, when completed,
the finest thing OF the kind in the state.
Elegant storm doors are being put in at
both the west and south entrances, an
Improvement which will be much ap-
.precieted by guests during the wet
weather.
Mr.. H. @. Hosaling, city treasurer, re.
turned today from an extended eastern
trip.
S. Stein and s. Weehartz Of Chicago
are among the recent arrivalo.
Misses L. A. Hollis and e. A. Rich of
Santa Barbara were the guests OF Hotel
Green today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dodsworth are
homo. after weeks stay at Echo
mountain.
One lone vag giving the extraordinary
name of John Smith, was sent to the
county Jail for i've days by Recorder
Rossiter today.
The funeral services OF the late Al
bert Brigden. who met his death in
such q tragic manner at Lamanda yes
terday, will be held from the family
residence Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock. Interment will be made in
Mountain View cemetery.
An interesting picture. painted on
glass, is exhibited in Colorado street
window. The picture consists of a
group. Napolesn, Gear Alexander and
Emperor Wilhelm. Is was painted in
1907.
A party. composed of Messrs. john
son, Glass and Free man, left this even-
ing for the mountains. The boys will
go over as far as Pine fats, and expect
to get some good hunting.
The following ladies left today for
Pomona to attend e three days. session of
the Pacific brancn OF the w. Il. M. s. of
the Methodist church: Mrs. O'Neal,
Mrs. f. ID. Stevens, Hrs. II. Holbrook,
Mrs. f. S. Johnson, Misc Kate Wagner
and Miss Clara Graves.
The real estate market is moving along
rapidly. Ono firm reports the following
gales during the past month: L. Weth-
erby to Mary Geohsgan, lots and 81,
Lake Avenue Syndicate tract, $500; S.
]. Kirk to S. J. Gard, house and lot on
Illinois street, west Of Garfield, $625;
G. A. Durrell to Charles Hughes, lot II,
AFFORD & Landreth's subdivision, $500:
B. f. Simpson to Mre. Cadwalader, lot
Is, Macomber tract, s1335; E. j. Bald
win to &. A. Pearson. IA acres moist
land, s2100.