The herald., 1894-10-06
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
The Water Supply Short at
Pasadena.
A Missionary Meeting at Santa
Ana.
Proceedings of the San Bsrnardino
County Experimentation
And Political Notes from
Ear and Near.

PASADENA, Oct. 5.-There is much complaint
in both water companies over the quality of
the water being delivered to consumers. There
is much moss and other vegetable fiber in the
fluid which, If taken in large quantities, is liza
BILE to produce sickness, and several cases of
illness in town have been attributed by the at
tending physicians to this cause. This trouble
with moss in the water is not unusual but on
account of the low supply 1t is much worse this
year than usual. 1t is recommended that all
consumers boil water before using, until the
present heated spell passes at least and 1T
would be well II all drinking water was treated
in this manner until the rains tet in, when the
supply will be all right. By boiling the water
and letting it stand all night it will be found
in excellent condition, and all danger from its
use removed.
THE OPERA CLUB MEETS
The first rehearsal of the Pirates of Penzance
was held in Prof. Kyle's studio last evening.
There was full attendance of members of tn Q
club, and the rehearsal went off in good shape.
This charming musical production of Gilbert
and Sullivan is one of the prettiest operas ever
written, and the club will surely make a hit
with 1T II properly rendered.
Pref. Kyle will act as director for the pro-
duction, which is to be given in November
The following cast was decided on last evon-
ing:
Richard, the pirate chief. ......O. W. Kyle
Samuel, his lieutenant .G Geo. Swerdfiger
Major-General Stanley -. .......F II. Longley
Edward, a sergeant OF police ......E. F. Kohler
Mabel, General stanley's youngest daugh-
Edith General stanieys daushter. ...s' "pp
Kate General staniey'a daugRtsT ai:.y;. p.,,,
Isabel, General isitainiie!y's daughter 80.
Ruth piratical maid Of ali rs work sss McIaOnlAn
........................... MIS- b. w. henoau
PAPER
Pasadena is to have evening paper in
opposition to the Star, which has been estab-
lished for the past nine years.
The paper it is understood, will fly the Re-
publican flag from its mast head and viii be
edited by w. S. Gilmore.
A stock company has been organized and the
amount subscribed, although it is not stated
how much has actually been paid up.
The new people claim to have heavy back
ing. Mr. Gilmore left for San Francisco today
to purchase supplies
THE LADIES' AID ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment and social given by the
Ladies' Aid society of the s. V. in G. A. II. hal,
last evening, proved a very pleasant affair.
There was good attendance, .ard the ladies
looked to it that every one was well enter
tained. Following the programme refresh
ments were served and the young people en-
joyed dancing for an hour or more. Following
is the programme:
Piano soio-Mlss May Banchart.
Recitation-Maud Mendenhall.
Vocal solo-Mss Ortega.
Guitar solo-Geo. Thompson.
Vocal solo-Miss Bertha Raymond.
Piano solo-Miss Emma Shaw.
Guitar solo-GeO. Thompson.
Recitaton-Miss May Allin.
NOTES.
The Williams business college, which
opened in Strongs hall two weeks ago, has
now IL students.
Miss Hattie e. Jaynes Of Chicago and Mrs.
| W B. Foley of Topeka, Kas., are visiting Mrs.
| c. W. Benton Of North Cypress avenue.
Two beautiful 5-year-old date palms are ex-
| hibted in front OF the Linali restaurant on
| North Fair Oaks avenue.
L. w. Wood goes to San Francisco tomorrow
to attend meeting of the state board OF phar-
| macy, OF which he is q member
| D. A. Westover of Santa Monica has rented
| the store now occupied by ]. S. Glasscock, and
| will open stock of curios
Mai. J. A. Donnell and Gen. H. A. Pierce will
| address the Republican meeting in the wig
| wan on Monday evening.
Mr.. J. Il. Halstead and son returned this
| morning from a very pleasant yachting trip to
| San Diego, being there during the celebra-
| ton.
The engagement of Mr. Nate Hodge and
| Miss Grace Weingarth, both well known young
| people OF this city, is announced.
The next rehearsal OF the Pasadena Opera
| club will be held on Tuesday evening, the
| Sth, at Prof Kyles studio in the Hopkins
| block.
| Mr.. George Taylor will deliver an address on
| the Worlds Jubilee Convention of the y. NJ. G.
| A., held in London last spring, and which he
| attended Mr.. Taylor is full OF the work, and
his talk will be listened to with much interest.
| All are invited
William Miller, who had imbibed too much
| and was gathered in by officer Bristol last
| evening" appeared before Recorder Rosster
| this morning A fine OF So fixed the matter.
The Crown City Cycle club has accepted an
! invitation from the Training league OF Los An
| gees to join them on run to Santa Anita on
| Sunday next The homo club will turn out a
| good number OF riders.