The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-17
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
Ex-Governor Sheldon Lectures
on AmericaniSm
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION
Mrs. TROOPS Funeral Very Largely
Attended
Delegates to the Y. n. c. A. Conventton-A
Mining Accidental Deaf and DUMB
Graduate-News Items

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'e"i,ioA 60 w. IS Tn;,od American Me.
pl inc Ofoer u 49,. o,,o,
cnanlcs III Morgan nan. oh fiiay ~
ing and was listened to by an apPrecla-
tive audience. He said that the Amer
~. -. loro boer on husv with their
'cah peopio ~ $500. - f,,,,h.r;rv ON.
own private business anu -,
te,prises OF all xmas that tne ram anu
file of them have paid little attention TO
nublic affairs. leaving them to the pro. |
iassioraI politicians for so long that now |
lessioh"i poi''ioi"n' w. ~ W. ,o,,Iit;or
the country is IN a remarhaoio oonu '..
We are really IN the midst OF areYoiuSion'
tho speaker said, and as the crisis ap-
s,.o,oho. n ia n GREAT question whether it
Pfo"on'o ~ - anf,i,,, or hy yiolence-
49,. ~ sI ~, .ho halIot or bv bavonets.
whether by the palioe OF NY oayohe's'
The greatest problem before the Amer
,can neonie TODAY is GLOW shall we give
.,',,,,,,,,,,a,,+ to onr idle neople?" While
ampnS other nations the immense stand
;na aro;as Give employment to a vast
ing o.. ~ y, az Tho nnmher so employed
III Ir ~ States il insion1ficant. If
GERMANY or France or England had but
the same small proportion OF their popu.-
lation employed in this way, what would
they do with the surplus OF iule men?
IA it is at present, these countries and
alI the rest OF the nations are thieves re-
lieved of their surplus by sending them
To America. and instead of their being
tbe same industrious and peaceable citi-
zens that first began to come to this
country. of late years they appear to be
of a mich less desirable class. Formerly
thev used to settle in our unoccupied
farritorv and assist in making the desert
blossom as the rose, and were easily as
simulated into our population, making
GOOD American citiz ems. Now the Boz
hanians Poles Italians and other fof-
einners from the oppressed countries OF
having no love for our institutions, no
desire to become true citizens. and not
even carin, 10 learn our language.
Vet If is this same ignorant foreign
vote that carries the elections in large
c,t;es like New York. Boston, st. Louis,
allv the vote that carries New York city
carries the state, and the same is true OF
the elections in each of these large cities.
They politically control the states in
wbich thew are located.
Is il ANYTHING more than right that the
;oreipner when he comes to this country
should support our institutions, adopt
-, s,xo;..I, aior,o,+ th.+ has Lo.r ;ntro-
dn rta dTi Ias nronoht with # the sn,r;t Of
auoro,,; i"S uI;ch 10 far removed from
ahulo ;, a.,i,,,;ta+;on nf ;oer, go
I'm ~, ,,,hat ;,nnarativn,v da,nanae d
L,' tha ho.t IN tare.ts 81 tbs country Lot
ny ' Leon n'1 ont the crim;nai ot least and
I'll Who have no interest in our affairs.
No+nra1izat,on foo sbouId he more re-.
strlcteo ana more careIuhy aitehaeu 70.
e. nne spea ,ors foua;or tt'.rnht and
fore;en sneech we're hein9 assimilated by
the fashionable element Of the people and
the common occurrence OF miilionaires'
daughters marrying titleo ldlots rom
a a. 49, .h i v". ,s ~ fimano,aI MAJ
sar oniv tLo ~, ;tIions that 90 abroad tn
.er oniy' 'ne ini,,ions Jnas t,s dohts " "
sS inc gauiinE nhu o v;n1 tit,ed nrofi.
natos ,m;,ht rama,n at Nome More il
800 go and nr;rtah ahout tbese beiresses
sha. mary, +;+,ad ;n1,ec;Ie than con-
rnrr;r 20" al,SSost env event. that occnrrs IF
tba sent;ment ~ Tho country was amos.
Va - - ns - sho,,id he tna "aw,snopers
worid not make 90 mncb of II.
rna aYtant to OF ;nh wa are bocom;,o
.ora;o,;nad ;s raoiiv a,arno;n. TLs
pno,sn renubI;c vas destround nv tie
,,Sn1,t;n, "a foro;om ors+on,s onI wovs ~
s uipo ~ AZ dar,0raI;.ad 80 oou
r,nted Eavtn,ans We ehnnld not nav
t;buta 70 foIo;nn conntri.,s IN onv r, p1y
Eer p hnt " sbnmid sunniv oprsei %s . tn az
Era,+ extent as noss;bls Nor sh"n,G w "s
Sd,nt a n,oney lystnn that viii niaa we
W. nboS & S,,aU VIII p'uaso
hn. nIr s"star, s shnn,iI he tnr ~. har "a,
- ~ oo 80 1870 ~ w W go
o1;cv and all tos us ioe + a.,
n 'I ;o,ioy, anu az SaNo PaL' IN 0ne
auI ne VI 1Nineiio"i' iish's anu Prinoi-
AVE.
Largely Attended Funeral, Of Mrs. Tbroon
PASAnENA Jrne t6 -Tbe furoral
= - 80.
VI MIS- A"os ". lhrooP was heiu this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the Unive1 saiist
shurch, and was largely attended by
inc representative citizens. tho auditor-
Eu a ~ VIZ r Tnunom uv.nS a,nhos. i hieu'
;ifm, '''-"' many anu 'e""
y Rev. DR.. Deere OF Riverside made a
short address in which he dwelt upon the