The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-01
PASADEDA' SBOARDOF TRADE
Begins to Prepare for the Win
ter Campaign
MRS. DARLINGTON BOOTH
Visits the Crown on Her Tour of Ia.
spection
A colored Man Charged With Stealing a
BicycIe-Dongs In the Justice
Courts-PersonaIs
MRS. DARLINGTON BOOTH

board OF trade meeting the question OF
winter quarters for the board. where win
ter products can be displayed and strang
ers accom- NJ odated, was discussed but not
decided.
DR.. Harrison, who is writing The
American Italy. asked the board for two
plates of public buildings. etc. to go into
the 5000 COPIES OF the BOOK which will be
issued. The plates will cost $50 and M.
II. Weight and I. P. Lukens will select
them.
committee consisting of T. P. Lukens,
C. H. Keyes and Theo. Coleman wac APP
pointed to obtain information from Post
master Kernaghan on the subject OF better
postal accom- m oda alton, to be obtained
through Senator White and Congressman
McLachlan.
1t Is intended to awaken more interest
among memb in the board OF trade,
and to this end Messrs. Weight, Daggett
and Clark were appointed q committee
to investigate and rel ort.
In the matter of a tournament OF roses
for New Years. sentiment favored the
formation of a tournament association.
Messrs. Daggett and Coleman were ap-
pointed a committee to devise a plan.
The board will meet again next wednes-
day.
THE SALVATION LEADER.
Mrs. Ballington Booth, the great Saliva
ton army leader arrived in Pasadena
about noon today, coming over on the
electric road from Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Marshall, her Sec
rotary, Briaadier-G eneral Keppel of Oak
land. and the editor of the War Cry of
San Francisco. They went directly to
the Crown Villa where they will be
located during their stay here.
Mrs. Booth, who, as everybody knows.
is joint commander with her husband,
General Ballington Booth, of the Saliva
ton Army.no spread all over the world.
is now making tour Of inspection of the
forces in the United States, and has been
speaking nearly every day TO large gath
erings ever since her arrival from the
east. She has just left San Francisco, hav-
ing spent couple OF weeks in that city,
and after a few days in Southern Calfor-
mia, will again return 10 New York. Mrs.
Booth, who Is a sweet-faced and modest
appearing little woman, expressed pleas
ure with the condition of the work on
this coast and of the great strides the
army had made since her last visit. She
has been on this coast four times, but
never in Southern California before,
This afternoon num Der of ladies N ct
by invitation at the home of Mrs. H. G.
Bennett and listened to a parlor talk By
Mrs. Booth, in which she told them of
the aims and methods of the army. In
the evening at the ia berracle Mrs. Booth
spoke to large and attentive audience.
A BICYCLE THIEF.
A colored man tried to sell a new
Dauntless bicycle at Braley's this morn
ing, which he had Just ridden over from
Los Angeles. but his actions seemed sus-
picious and Mr.. Braley sent word to the
marshal, who took the fellow in on
suspicion. He gave his name as Robert
Harding and said he lived at 46S Com
mercial street, Los Angeles. He claimed
to have won the wheel at q rattle in Los
Angeles and was trying to sell it for $40.
1t was not long before a message came
up from Los Angeles TO the effect that a
wheel of the description had been stolen
and the owner was looking for it.
A short time afterwards the owner ar
rived here in company with Detective
Auble. They fully identified the wheel
IN possession of the marshal as the one
stolen, and Harding will have to answer
for the theft in court. He was taken to
Los Angeles by the detective.
BREVITIES.
Edward Hutson was arrested about ten
days ago on warrant sworn out BY H.
G. Gordon on the charge of battery.
After a full Investigation Of the case the
court dec ded that there was insufficient
evidence against the defendant and the
case was dismissed.
Andrew Gallagher, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for drunkenness, mp
peared in Recorder Rosters court tn is
morning and was nned $25. which he
paid.
Jack Schaffer, who was pulled in yester-
ay evening in an Intoxicated condition
and who had been making mimi self obnox-
ious by loud and profsne language, was
fined $40, which ne paid.
The W. r. G. Thin BILE society meeting
held at the residence OF Mrs. George
Brown, on summit avenue, this after
noon. was great social success. A bout
sixty ladies' were present. The afternoon
was spent in needlework and refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Van Nuys,
Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. SutLff assisted the
hostess in serving and receiving the
guests.
Next Wednesday evening Magnolia
Encampment No. So, |. o. 0. F.. will
pose OF comforting the royal purple de-
gree upon three applicants, when the
visitors will be entertained with a ban
quet and otherwise made welcome.
Miss Plcher is in receipt of a cordial
letter from Gen. Roy Stone, of tho de
partment OF road inquiry, Washington,
expressing interest in the Loan associa-
tion's attempted revival of the Kings
Highway.
DR.. Abbott addressed the pupils of the
high school on physiology yesterday. Civ
Ing them plain and clear prese ntation
OF some Of the fundamental facts of the
science.
The weekly Santa Fe excursion from
she east arrived last evening with five |
sleepers, l6o passengers, nearly one load |
OF which were for Pasadena.
Rev. A. C. Maxwell will lecture before |
the Epworth league tomorrow evening at
the Methodist church on the Eloquence |
Of the Scriptures.
The first meeting Of the new .board of
the Fruit-gruwers' association will be |
held in the company's office sMunday |
afternoon.
The third degree will be conferred TO-
night in Pasadena lodge, NJ. 324, l. o.
o. f.
A. r. Metcalfe, esq, is able to be at
his office again, after several days OF i'll /
ness.
Mrs. C. A. Whitridge and daughter OF
Rock Island, who have been living at |
Helmet for some time, have arrived here !
Co make the city their home.
John IL Wslbridge returned this morn
Ing from the east, where he has been dur.
ing the summer.
Mrs. II. ii. Hamilton OF Picton, Nova
Scotia, arrived on the Santa Fe last even