The herald., 1895-10-06

resent me, but 1 was advised to go bacl
to Jail till che case was settled as it wa
to come up the next morning. Before
the time set for the case7I was told thai
it had Deen settled and was turned loose
l was never arrested before in my life
I was in the employ of the San Diego
Electric Railway company for thirty-foul
months continuously, up to the time o.
JAMES H. LUPE.
Sworn to Sept. 1, 1895.
Subscribed ana sworn to before me this
5th day of October, 1895.
Witness my hand and seal.
(SEAL.) 9. w. TERRY,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
county. California.
Thaddeus Morrison's statements is as
follows: II went to Judge Rossiter's
privat, office on Wednesday, Septem Der
25. 1895, and told him that | wanted 10
get James Lupe out of jail, and asked
how much | would have to put up to do
so. He replied that 81 would be sufficient,
If the complaining witness was satisfied
with ST. as payment for the room rent,
as his Justices fee was $3 and the fee OF
the constable was $1.50 (the complaint
was entered In the justice COURT. | paid
over the 81 and then went with Officer
Bristol to see the complaining witness,
whom he notified that the money for tn Q
room rent had been deposited with Judge
Rossiter and could be had on application.
The complaining witness did not appear
when the case was settled and did not
seem to know anything about it until in
formed that the money for the room rent
had been left at the private office OF
Judge Rossiter. Lupc was then let out
of Jail"
A CITIZENS DEATH.
The death of Mr.. Alexander stowell,
ofD Da II b blx,
respected citizens, occurred this morning
shortly after O'Clock. Mr.. stowell had
been very i'll for some time, and his death
was expected, but it is nevertheless a
shock to his family and friends. Mr..
Stowell was nearly rs ears of age and
had lived in Pasadena for about four
years. having come here from Boston.
In that city he was long at the head of
one of the largest jewelry houses OF the
country, that of A. Stowell & Co., and
he has continued TO hold large amount
of property there. Here he was the owner
of the Stowell block on the corner of
Colorado and Raymond. the handsome
home, place on Orange Grove and other
property. He leaves wife and one son
here. and one married daughter in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
His funeral will take place next Mon
day. Two o'clock is the hopr set for the
funeral services, which will take place
at the residence. The interment will be
private.
NOTES ABOUT THE CITY.
The Shakespeare club met in G. n. R.
hall yesterday afternoon for the first
time since the summer vacation began.
Mrs. G. H. Keyes. the president of the
club, presided, and there was good at
tendance of ladies, ausuring a year of
successful and entertaining meetings.
The programme included as its principal
feature the reading of paper on Sur
vey of France, Politically. Socially and
at the Death of Louis XIV.
by Miss Mary Gilmore of North Pasa-
dena. Her paper was very interesting
study OF French institutions at the time
mentioned and showed much thought
and care in its pre- paration. A brief dis
cussion of French history followed the
paper, and IL was announced that the
next M Getting of the club would be de-
voted to the su bjsct Of French art.
The Electric Light company has been
making quite extensive Improvements
during the past few months. The i'm
msde in the plant and SER
vice this summer have entailed an expen-
1iture OF about $50, 900. Having ACQUIRED
additional land on the north of the pow
,r house on Broadway. brick building
lOx5O has been auded to the station. CIV
ng total floor space of 500 feet. In this
addition a large Corliss engine OF $50
horsepower has been placed, making