The herald., 1895-08-30

admits that there had been some cor.
dependence on the subject, but he added
that nothing definite had been decided
beyond the fact that the name of the
Painter hotel will be on the Raymond
books as the stopping place in Pasadena.
Mr.. Painter further said that be had the
matter in consideration of ing an ad-
dition to his hotel, but that any reference
to 1t as an accomplished fact would at
this time be premature. However, rs he
also said that Mr.. Raymond had offered
to lease the Painter on very liberal
time, the inference being generally drawn
that he expects to rebuild the Raymond
before very long. 1t: WAS also rumored
about that the Southern Pacific had
bought the Raymond hill and would
erect thereon $500. 900 hotel. This Mr..
Muir has taken the pains TO deny, how
ever, but meanwhile many citizens of
Pasadena are more confident than ever
that a new Raym ond will adorn the old
familiar hill inside of two years.
DID NOT KNOW HER AGE.
Antonio Vejar was in the recorders
court this afternoon for examination on
the charge of committing perjury in
swearing that the girl he wants to marry,
Amelia Samorano, is Is years old. Her
ia ther. Ramon Samorano, says she is but
a trltle over 10, and moreover he was op-
posed TO the marriage until persuaded
that he had better give his consent, which
was finally given after long and laborious
urging. after the would-be groom had
been acquitted of the charge of perjury.
The girl swore that she had thought her
age to be IS, until recently informed to
the contrary, and so had told her lover IN
gooo faith that she was Is. About p.
m, they were married. Rev. Clark Craw
ford performing the ceremony.
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
The 3-year old son of J. W. Banbury
met with serious accident this morn
ing. falling from his baby carriage and
reaking his collar bone IN two places.
DR.. McAlister was called and attended
to the fracture and the child is doing
well.
William Handel, who was arrested by
j. y. Barker some time since for threaten
ing him with deadly weapon and who
so mysteIiousy escaped from the Gust ody
of Constable Slater, was seen by Officer
Or yesterday evening taking in the pro-
ceedings of the Salvation Army on the
corner of Fair Oaks and Colorado street
and was Immediately collared by that
officer. Handel is now confined in the
city bastie.
The president of the charity organiza-
ton has already begun receiving applica
tions for fuel from the poor and sent a
ton OF coal to deserving family thls
morning, which would indicate that win
ters chilling blast Is already anticipated,
if not made manifest.
Mr.. II. d. Nichols, the artist, who has
been at San Diego and La Jolla for the
past two months sketching, says he
sought in VAN during that time to make
a sunset scene, but that he failed to get
a good view of the sun for the purpose
on account of the fog.
The Degree of Honor members are
going to cee brate their second anniver.
sarv in great shape with the assistance
of Pasadena Lodge 81, A. o. L. W. 1t
will be musical event in y. 0. L. W.
circles.
BY reason of the district attorney not
being ready for trial today, the Charles
II. Smith case was postponed to Satur-
day.
A pretty Wedding took place Wednesday
evening at No. 80 South Franklin avenue,
the residence OF the brides parents,
when Nellie M. Weldon was united in
marriage by the Rev. Wyllys Hall to Nor
ma l.. Franklin. After refreshments
were served the happy couple left for
their future home in Lankershim amid
shower of rice and the proverbial old
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