The herald., 1894-09-30
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Sept. 29.-Rev. Florence
Kollock will preach tomorrow morning
in the Universalist church. taking as
her subject The Last Day.
The young peoples meeting in the
yeatry OF the church in the evening will
be of unusual interest. The mesting
will be led by Mrs. Ii. L. Johnson, the
subject being The Kingdom OF Heaven.
Mr.. James Clark will bs present and
favor the audience with cong.
Rev. r. M. Webster will preach in g.
A. K. hall. East Colorado street, Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. Subject,
Altruism. All are invited.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will hold their gospel and song SER
vice Sunday afternoon ct o'clock In
Strone's hall. The general secretary
will give talk on his recsnt visit
among the associations OF Great Britain
and the continent of Europe.
Special services will be held ct the
Church oil the Angels, Gsrvanza. tomor-
row. commemorating the anniversary of
the conservation of the church. The
afternoon servics at 8 o'clock will be iull
choral even song; Msgnitcst and Nunc
Dimittis, Barnaby; To Deum. Boakerck !;
ofsrtory solo. Angels Ever Bright and
Fair, Handel, by Mrs. S. b. Post.
W. w. Tinker will preach in the First
Baptist church, Sunday morning. by the
request of the Ladies' society, in the in
terest OF the home mission work OF
Southern Caifornia. This will be in the
place Of the usual harvest home services
held at this time OF the year.
Presby ytorian-Services morning and
evening, conducted by the pastor. Even
ing subieot: Temperance. Sabbath school
at945, Rallying day exercises; Y ?. s..
O. L. at 6 80; Junior society ct 80.
Rev. Z. U. Norton OF Clarenont Will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening at the First Congrega-
tional church.
at the North Pasadena NJ. E. church
Rev. G. J. Miller will preach ct IL a. IN.
A DRAMATIC READING.
The reading given at the Hotel Green
last evening by Miss Bsnfrey was att
tended by very small audience, due
doubtless to lack OF advertising on the
part Of the management. The reading
was given under the auspices of tn Q
ladies' of All Saints Episcopal church.
The principal selection given was from
Dickens Tale of Two Cities. There
was also witty story from Bunner and
tale OF New England life by Mary E..
Wilkins.
The readings were we'll given and
should have been heard by larger
audience.
MAY SELL WHISKY.
The case OF the La Canada rancher,
Mills, who, it will be remembered. was
arrested upon charge OF selling liquor
without license, came up in Justice
Merriam's court this morning. The
complaining Witnesses were the Mexi-
cans whom Mills had arrested some
days ago for stealing wood. During the
course OF the trial against the Mexicans,
they alleged that Mills had sold them
whisky on his ranch out OF a jug. and
the court at once ordered his arrest upon
that charge. When the case came up
for hearing. today, peculiar condition
OF affairs developed. Mills put in plea
of not guilty, but did not deny selline
the LIQUOR to the men. His counsel.
however, was able to chow that, accord
ing to the statutes of the state the man
had committed no crime, even If he had
sold the liquor as charged. and upon in-
vsstigstion his position was found to be
correct. As this left the case no legs to
stand on. an order for dismissal was
made. The blunder made by the off.
cers in issuing the complaint upon such
grounds, received considerable attention
from the local legal lights today.
NOTES.
Prol. Lowe and son Thad left for the
east on this evening's overland.
King Macomher returned this morn
ing from an extended trip through thu
northern part OF the state.
Charles King, the tenor, will sing 6
colo at the morning service in the EDis
copal church tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the G. A
r. and S. V. will give social in G. A
+. hall Thursday evening next. An ex
cellsnt musical and literary progrgmm
has bsen arranged, and those attendin
may be assured pleaaant evening.
The Carlton hotel is being refurnishet
for the winter business. The compan
is leaving nothing undone 20 make th
hotel popular in every respect.
Our townaman, James McLachlau
candidate for congress-, is expected t
deliver an address here on Tuesda
evening next at the wigwam.
Invitations are out for hop to b
given at Morgan's hall on Tuesda
evening next. Music will be furnishe
by Dimend's orchestra and a pleasan
time is anticipated.