The herald., 1894-08-05
1888 95

Total amount expended. .............$lsSd Is
Balance on hand. nd.................... 80
1888 93
Continuing, he says:
Other features OF the exhibit were
crystslized fruits and canned goods from
+. F. Stetson; preserved fruits in glass
show Jars, from the Pasadena Preserving
company; several cases of green fruits,
and flowers in bunches; several line
views of the Mount Lowe railway and
buildings; fine views Of the Hotel Green
and of the Raymond; forty large and
thirty-six small views OF residences,
drivewsys and scenes around Pasadena.
Everything was secured and arranged
that would impress the visitors with the
fact that Pasadena is developing mag
nificent homes with spacious grounds
and beautiful surroundings, in the midst
of eemitropic fruits and flowers.
LITERATURE CONTRIBUTED FOR cIRCULA-
TIoN.
Hotel Green, 10000 board OF trade
folders; board of trade, 5000 folders and
1900 Weekly Stars; Geo. Glover, 1900
South Pasadenans; Wood q Church,
1000 city maps and souvenir pamphlets;
Mount Lowe Railway company, 5000 il
Illustrated advertising sheets and large
number OF the Mount Lowe Echo the
local exhibit fund, 5000 souvenir cards
with compliments OF the city OF Pasa-
dena; the Southern California Fair asso-
citation, several Thousand each of the
midwinter fair editions OF the Los Ange'
les HERALD and the New Years edition
of the Los Angeles Evening Express.
each of which contains an excellent
article ON the Crown OF the Valley;
San Francisco Examiner, an illustration
of our exhibit in 10000 edition OF the
Examiner portfolio; Pasadena Star Pub
fishing company, 800 Weekly Stars.
Oranges were entered in every exhibit
ton for prizes or premiums. and in sev-
eYal cases second prizes were awarded,
namely, to G. D. Dsggett, James Craig,
Butler Talmsge and y. A. Richardson on
navels and j. Ii. Baker on Mediterrs-
mean sweets. While L. II. Porter's
navel oranges did not arrive in time to
be entered in the contest, samples were
sent to Professor Hilgard at the Berke-
ley laboratory for analysis, which devel-
oped the important fact that Mr.. Por-
ter produces an orange up at his High
land home that is second to none in the
state of California.
We made ak shipments OF oranges to
the fair in all. and our orange exhibits
were renewed five times during the con-
tinustion of the fair.
Special credit is due Messrs. Calvin
Hsrtwell, James Clark and E. Fl. Royce
for their untiring efforts in every way
that could be OF assistance; also to Mrs.
Winslow and Mrs. Mills for their valu-
able aid in circulating the subscription
paper. Respectfully submitted.
A CRAZY MAN AT LARGE.
A telephone message was received
from North Pasadena at the police
headquarters about 2 O'Clock this after
noon that a crazy man was running near
Painters hotel with an ak, threatening
to kill everyone in sight. Officer Slater
at once got into carriage and drove up
to see what the trouble was. By the
time he arrived Mr.. Salisbury had
managed to capture the fellow and get
his ak away from him before anyone
was hurt. The man proved to be
Handle, and is the husband of the
woman who raised disturbance on
Union street the other night and was
taken to the insane asylum to-day. 1t
seems that Handle had just moved to
North Pasadena, and had not yet got
his furniture in the house when he was
taken with the crazy fit. Suddenly,
with no warning, he grabbed an ak and
began to smash up the furniture. Sew
eral neighbors seeing his queer ac-
Mons came over and endeavored to
get him to stop when he turned ON them
and threatened to brain anyone who
came near him. After smashing up all
the furniture in sight he started off on a
run toward the Painter hotel, shouting
at the top OF his voice and threatening
to kill anyone coming near him. He was
followed by a large crowd, but every
one was afraid to get near him. Finally,
however, the handouts were put on him
and Officer Slater landed him nafely in
the county Jail at Los Angeles.
The peculiar part of the affair is that
the mans wife, who has been insane for
sometime, was committed to the asylum
this morning and he appeared as one OF
the Witnesses. only returning from Los
Angeles on the O'Clock train. 1t is
thought that the care of his wife and
the thought of her going to the insane
asylum drove him out of his mind. The
case is, ON the whole, a very sad enc.
SUNDAY sERvIcEs.
Rev. r. nj. Webster will preach in
G. A. r. hall, East Colorado street, Sun
day at p. m. Prof. James G. Clark,
the venerable poet, will sing.
Tho Spiritualists will hold a meeting
in G. A. K. hall Sunday evening ct 1880.
The singing evangelist, Rev. H. E. How
land. will preside.
w. r. Hayhurst will lead the meeting
Of the Young Mems Christian asaocis-