The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-02
PASADENA.

pasadena, Sept. IA gathering OF
the clans of the Republican brethren
was held in the city recorders office
last evening", when plans were laid for
routing the enemy at the coming county
convention at Los Angeles. The meet
ing was held in response to call for all
delegates to the convention to assemble
and consult ss to future action. All
wards we're we'll represented but the
First, which WAS captured by the York
men. Only one delegate was present
from that ward.
Although nominally called for general
purposes, the meeting was really for the
purpose OF deciding how best to push
the interests OF W. s. Wright for SUI
perior Judge vs.. Judge York. The cut
ting up of the delegation makes the sit
uation somewhat complicated, and it
may result in Pasadena getting left en-
tirely on the judgeship. Mr.. Sackett
presided over the meeting, which was
principally devoted to discussion as to
ways and means for carrying the con-
vention. No definite plan was decided
upon, action being postponed until the
next meeting, which will be held Mon
dsyevening. The Wright men claim to
have 33 Of the delegates solid. but have
only 90 in sight. The Knight followers,
on the other hand, claim that they will
have half of the delegates with them
when it comes to the pinch. The out
come of the affair will be watched with
much interest.
THE CHURCHES.
At the First M. Z. church tomorrow,
there will be communion service in
the morning and in the evening. The
pastor, Rev. Clark Crawford, will preach
on Faith and Its Work.
The Young Mems Christian assooia-
ton will hold its regular gospel service
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock in Strong's
hall. Mr.. w. N. Campbell will conduct
q Bible reading on Some II villa" OF
the Psalms.
Ssrvices morning and evening In the
Presbyterian church, conducted by the
pastor. Subject in the evening, The
Credulity OF lnfdelity. Y. p. S. O. E. at
$3.50 p. M; junior society at $3.50 p. m.
Sabbath school at 8 40 q. m.
Rev. J. A. Wood, jr., the son OF DR.. j.
A. Wood, will preach at the Soath Pasa-
dena M. E. church Sabbath morning,
the I'd inst., at IL O'Clock.
Seventh Dsy Observation-Disclosures and
Fair Oaks, Elder r. s. Owen. Services
every evening, commencing September
I'd. until further notice.
At the Christian church, corner OF
Mary street and Fair Oaks avenue. The
evangelist, Elder George Pearl, will
preach both morning and evening.
Rev. Florence Kollock, the pastor, ar
rived from the east today and will preach
tomorrow at the usual morning hour in
the Universalist church.
At the Firsts Observation-Disclosures
ing by the pastor and communion, at IL
q. m. /; instead of the twilight service,
preaching at 80.
Unitarian-Rev. r. M. Webster will
preach in q. A. Il. hall tomorrow at
p. m.
FoRDHAM-MILLER.
News of the marriage of Mr.. E. E.
Fordham, formerly OF this city, to Miss
Maud Miller at Meeker, Colo. has been
received. OF the interesting event the
Herald OF that city says:
- The Rawlins Republican, after giving
the Herald's account of the Fordham-
Miller wedding, says: "Mr. and Mrs.
Fordham will arrive home from the
west tomorrow evening, and will take
up their residence for short time in
the home purchased by Mr.. f, about q
year ago. Mr.. Fordham has been with
j. W. Hugus &c Co. at Mseker and
Rawlins for number OF years, and ia
one of their most trusted emoloyees.
He is young man OF sterling worth and
ability. His bride is highly spoken of
and 10 very populsr.among her friends.'
THE PoPULIsTs ENTHUsE.
The Peoples party held big rally in
Williams hall this evening, which at
tracted large crowd OF all political be-
liefs. Speeches were made by ]. d.
Webster, candidate for governor, and A.
J. Gregg, candidate for lieutensnt-gov-
ernor Oh the Populist ticket. Music was
furnished during the evening by the New
Era quartette, OF an excellent quality.
NOTES.
The Republican club Ia endeavoring to
secure Hon. M. M. Estee, candidate for
governor. for one evening his trip south.
Prof. L. l.. Ewens returned home from
Catalina yesterday, alter an extended
stay on the island.
Judge and Mrs. Weed are home from !,
Long Beach for the season, after naving |
spent most OF the summer at that water !
ing place.
The well-known firm of Kendall & i
howe has dissolved. Mr.. Howe retiring i
to enter new Investment concern.
Letters received from Messrs. King i
Macomber and Raymond Allen, two 4
Pasadena boys who are enjoying q iaunt |
through the northern part of the state,
report both we'll and having q good time.
A meeting of the Republican club was
held this evening and arrangements
made Tor holding big rally in the near
future.
Work goes on apace at the THROW
Polytechnic. The engine house and
its connections are rapidly being pushed !
forward and the Sloyd department. is
assuming a finished appearance. Prof.
Knnov, Of the Sloyd school. ia busilv
engaged fitting the new benches and
tools to their places. The Sloyd depart
ment is surprise to those who are priv