The herald., 1895-09-26
Pasadena's Purity Committee
After the Tinhorn People
GATHERED IN THE KITTY
Trial Of the Liquor Sellers Postponed
Until Friday
Annual 1eeting Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and Dele
gates Chcsen---Doath OF Nota Bile
PeopIe---Notes and Personals

PASADENA, Sept. 25.-The same COM
mittee that has been bringing tn VIOLA
tors of the liquor ordinance to book has
now turned its attention to the gam
blsrs, and the first arrest OF the keepers
OF gambling places was made this after
noon. The Thomas JOINT was the one
selected for the first case, and Deputy
Marshal Mckenzie, armed with search
warrant, pounced down upon the place
and captured the whole outfit OF para
phern ALA, including the kitty" The
location was in the rear of the Carlton
hotel. Shortly after the arrest of Thomas
was made. Marshal Buchanan discharged
Deputy McKeckley for getting out the
search warrant and taking action without
his knowledge or consent. Several
charges and counter-charses were made in
connection with the matter, and until
ali parties are seen 1t would he prema-
ture to make definite statement. 1t is
said this is but the beginning, however,
as we'll in the gambling cases as IN the
liquor cases.
The Robinson liquor case was 10 have
been tried at 10 o'clock this morning,
but Mr.. Blocker, the Los Angeles attorney
who will defend Robinson, succeeded in
having it postponed until Friday morn
ing. No time has yet been fixed for DIR.
Prttie's case.
Today the two Cinnamon we're admitted
to bail and were released from all. =" oiig
Sans bond was fixed at 5000 and Wong
Sing (whose case had not bean tried) at
$500. Wong Chez, the Los Angeles mer-
chant and interpreter, qualified to being
worth $4,000 and he was accepted as
surety in both cases.
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The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association was held last
evening IN the rooms Of the association.
The reports for the last quarter were
given by the committees, and showed the
following: Attendance at the gospel
meetings, 244; visits to sick young men,
81; and 20 carriage tides given to sick
younc men. Eight new mnem berS were
added to the roll.
The following were elected board of
directors for the ensuing year: Fordyce
Grinnell. j. 4. Church, Galbraith, ]. w.
Gamer, p. Green DR.. J. 4. Townsend.
+. r. Wallace.
The state conve: ton of the association
in California will meet i'll Los Angeles
October 9-15. The following were elected
delegates from the Pasadena association:
DIR. Fordyce Grinnell. W. II. Townsend,
Jerry A. Burge. l.. II. Turner, B. A.
Sparks. Prof. A. l.. Hamilton. Speer
Stevenson, Aaron Roberts, A: M. Betters,
Hobson, ]. ". Patteson, (. II. Fulton,
r. Colligwood, E. d. G. Campbell, u.
S. Windham, Ebert l.. Stevenson, Alfred
Hutchins, f. S. Wallace, A. l. Cannon.
G. G. Reynolds, W. I. Kirk, DIR. Il. J.
Townsend. Alex F. Mills, H. G. Simpson
Harry 5. Ryder.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
M
much panied and surprised to hear this
morning of his death. 1t occurred about
II 80 last night at his home at The Spald-
ing, where he had lived for the past thre
years. The cause was heart failure. Mr..
Cherry had heen i'll but few days, and
nobody anticipated fatal termination.
Deceased was man about As years OF
age, an6 had lived in Pasadena seven
years, making in that time trip back to
his native country, Ireland.
The camp fire to be given in G. A. K.
hall tomorro evening by John +. God
frey post will attract to the post room
many veterans and their families, no
doubt, and the guests of the evening, the
Southern California Veterans associa-
ton of the Methodist church, will be roy
ally entertained.
A union meeting of the societies OF
Christian Endeavor of Pasadena ald VI
cinity will be held Thursday evening IN
street. Pasadena. Officers will be elected
for the ensuing year. Rev. Herbert W
Lathe will give an address on Good
Citizenship. The music will be III charge
of G. 4. Monfort.
The two men who we're arrested some
days ago on suspicion of being the
thieves who stole several articles of wear
ing apparel from A. A. Adams residence
were discharged from the county Jail to-
day, the evidence not being strong
enough to hold them.
Mrs. Lizzie b. Campbell, wife of Gen
A. b. Campbell, died at her mothers
home in RushvIlle, Ind, this morning al
1880 O'Clock. General Campbell came
to Los Angeles about year and hall
ago from Topeka, Kan, where he has
made bis home for mum Der of years.
His wife arrived last October. When il
was known that she had not long to live
she decided to return to Indiana, and
they left Los Angeles September 9th. AL
though they had lived in this vicinity
such a short time, they had Il host oil
friends, not only in Los Angeles but in
Pasadena and Santa Monica as well.