The herald., 1894-08-31
PASADENA.

have had reanot Lime Oh IL AZ tnelI
primaries in this city today. The
trouble arose over the superior judge.
ship, which WAS wanted by both Judge
York and w. s. Wright, both of whom
have many friends who would DO glad
to see them on the bench.
Each side had full list Of delegates
in each ward pledged to its respective
candidate, although in one or two cases
the Wright men claimed TO be un-
pledged,
Although up to the time OF sending
in this report no results can be given,
q large vote is assured, and at the close
OF the voting the York men claim to
have won the day.
The primaries on the whole have been
by far the livelieBt ever held by the
Republicans in the city. Heretofore the
cut and dried programmes have gene
through without hitch, but the York
men jumped the fence when they got
put their famous petition, and there mas
been no peace in the Republican camp
since.
A full report Of the reBnlts of the days
election will be found in another column.
HELP NEEDED.
The attention of the public was called
. few days ago to a case OF dsstitution
ON Mercer street which demanded imme.
diate attention. the people actually being
in . starving condition. Since then some
assistance has been forthcoming, but the
family is still in q bad way. The baby
has been taken by the Monclair chill
dren's home, and is receiving proper
attention. The poor little thing was
nearly famished, and much care had to
be used in administering food at first.
The following appeal has been made
in this case by Capt. Z. Van Loom Of
the Salvation army:
Some people are helping the family
on Mercer street, and I am sure more
would ii they knew the need. They are
very much in want of bed, or a couple
OF cots, ss there is only one bed for q
family of seven; some clothes for the
children and q pillow or two would be
very acceptable. A lady has taken one
of the children away for few days to
relieve them Of that much care and
anxiety. We trust that all who may be
interested in helping the poor will visit
this home and investigate for them
Lincoln avenue to Orange Grove, two
north, left-hand side.
A BAD KICK.
O. M. French, proprietor Of q black
smith shop on North Raymond avenue,
met with q serious accident this morn
ing which will lay him up for some
Ia
horse, when q vicious brute which was
hitched near by kicked him square in
the face, breaking his nose and knock
ing him senseless. His lace wss terri
bly, cut and it was some time before he
recovered consciousness. He was at
tended by DR.. McAllister.
NOTES.
w. E. Cooley, one of our old citizens,
now connected with the treasury de.
partmsnt at San Francisco, is in town
for short stay.
The friends and congregation OF Rev
Florence Kollock are much pleased to
know that ehs will preach next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stuart of Orange
Grove will leave tomorrow for shori
stay at OaflBDau.
A meeting Of the Republican club will
be held Saturday evening when arrange
nent5 will be made for future rallies.
On Saturday evening next the Peo-
ple's Party club is arranging for big
blow out at Williams' hall. All tha
heavy weight guns OF the campaign will
be on hand and some hot speech max
ing is promised. The list of speakers
includes J.. d. Webster, candidate for
governor. and A. J. Gregg, candidate for
lieutenant governor. Music will be fur
nished for the occasion by the New Era
quartette.
Star: The party given last evening
by Mrs. Cowan, in honor OF her daught.
or Bessie's birthday, was a very pleas-
ant affair indeed. The genial and cor
dial manner in which Rev. and Mrs,
Cewan received and entertained their
guests made the evening very enioya.
BILE to all. The decorations we're taste.
fully and beautifully arranged. Music,
general amusements and refreshments
were the order of the evening. The
guests were of Pasadena's fret society,
with . representation from Lou Angeles
and Anaheim. Miss Cowan wac the re.
cipient of number Of very beautiful
and some very costly presents.