The herald., 1895-08-15
PASADENA NEWS MATTERS
An International Dispute Be.
tween Two Tail0rs
HARRY GROASh'S BAD FALL
Careless Management Of the Electric
Railway Causes Complaint
Many Pasadenans Who Waited In Vain for
Car-Local News and Per.
sonal Notes

PASADENA, Aug. IA. This mornings $
mail brought to E. Toltschin, .he South
Raymond avenue tailor, package whicn
upon opening proved to be the stolen
bolt OF cloth of which mention was made
. yesterday. There was no further clue to
the thief than that the package came
from Los Angeles. if this can be consid-
4 cred as a clue upon which to work. There
was no note accompanying the returned
goods. to state whether it was an accusing
conscience or fear OF detection that
prompted this unusual action.
Meanwhile quite a com m otion has been
stirred up over the theft, owing to the
man whose goods had been stolen visit
ing the several tailor shops about town,
with the intention of leaving descrip-
ton of tie cloth so that in case it should
be offered for sale the thief would BIZ
detected. When he came to the shop of
MoCartin. on South Fair Oaks. the rela~
tions between Ireland and Germany
seemed somewhat strained, though the
representative OF Germany says he can
not conceive of anything in his conduct
which would have occasioned the out
burst OF wrath with which he was
greeted. Later. another German tailor
came to Toltschin's shop and wanted to
know why he had been accused of steal
ing the goods.
This was a surprise to his countryman,
and when he was informed that the Irish.
man had said that he (Toltschin) had &C :
cused this man of the theft, he indig-
nantIy denied having said any such
hor tn M0-
Cartin and demand an explain alton. His
polite reply was TO fire them bodily from
his shop with vOluminous Impressions
upon the dutch conspiracy TO ruin
him and his business because he was an
Irishman. Germany got out a compliant
other on tho charge of disturbing the
peace. Hence there is an arr1istice un-
til the cases como to trial, If they ever do.
Boy's Fall
PASADENA, Aug. IA boy about IL
years old. Harry Groash by name, was
quite badly shaken up this morning and
had his wrist dislocated by fall from
wagon in which num- Ger of boys were
seated, getting ready to 60 out for swim,
IS was afterwards learned.
The wagon was standing In front Of the
Union market, OH South Fair Oaks av-
enue. and Harry. who was in the rear
end, reached out for his dog to take him
into the wagon. when one of the boys
started the team, and he fell out, landing
on his head. though he threw out his
right hand as ne fell, breaking the force
OF the blow on his head and nearly break
ing his arm at the same time. DR.. Swear
ineen attended him. and he will soon be
oil right again
Bad Management Of the Electric Railway
PASADENA, Aug. 14.-Many disgusted
Pasadenans were most seriously incon-
venienced last night by what they regard
as the stupidity of one of the conductors
on the electric road. The trolley broke
on his car and after he had managed to
fix il, he concluded that he would not
have time to make the regular sun to
Fourth and Spring and get back to Pasa-
dena before the power was shut off, as his
was the last car (leaving Los Angeles at
II 80 p. m.) So ne went only to the
plaza or thereabouts and started ack to
Pasadena, while crowd of twenty or
thirty Pasadenans were anxiously await
ing the arrival of the car at Fourth and
Spring. having been to the theater, and
counting on the last car to take them
home. They wanted to know. when they
reached homo this morning why that
conductor could not have telephoned the
power house to keep up power q few
minutes longer than usual SO as to enable
him to get the load Of passengers waiting
for him along Spring street.
Brevities
PASADENA, Aug. 14.-At the meeting
OF the Mutual Building and Loan associa-
ton this afternoon, Isaac Springer was
chosen secretary. Yesterday afternoon
the other officers were elected as follows:
President, 7. P. Lukens; vice-president,
W. r. Stats; treasurer; A. l.. Hamilton.
An auditing committee was appointed as
follows: E. A. Walker, Harry Prince and
c. Il. Putnam. Reports were submitted
showing the association in good financial
condition. and only routine business was
transacted.
At meeting OF the South Pasadena
city council yesterday evening The fran
railroad to straighten its track through
South Pasadena. The Terminal road also
was granted franchise In place of the
one held formerly by which it may itself
determine the number of trains it will
run, and will only be required to make
one stop in South Pasadena, and that at
Meridian avenue.
Three Pullman cars via the Santa Fe
will leave Pasadena Thursday morning
for Boston. Among the party from Pasa-
dena will be G.. r. Prentiss, W. 7. Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dugger, s. T. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heydenrich and fam
ilv, Mrs. NJ. M. Parker and daughter, G.
l.. Clement and others.
An important branch OF the great
Brotherhood OF Man will be considered in
the conversational tomorrow at 2 p. M,
ct the parlors OF Mrs. Mccoy, 473 South
Los Robles. All are Invited.
Yes. marry the girl--you'll never regret
it. We'n furnish the Wedding invitatiOns.