The herald., 1895-11-05
NEWS MATTERS in PASADENA

nearly accom- plisheu by perforating hin
with a number Of buckshot. This wa
about year ago and ever since tina
time the wounded marshal has been on
the hunt for his man.
BREVITIES.
| Tom Morrison, former employee oil
Wiley e. Greedy, left town some time
/, since, leaving number of creditors. who
] concluded they preferred to have u set
( Element with him before he reached the
east, for which place he had started.
| Constable Slater succeeded in heading the
| man off at Banning and went there yes
| terday and brought Morrison back to Pas
| adena.
The rain OF yesterday and last night
| was an acceptable one. pit yielded, ac-
| cording to CAPTAIN L. NJ. Sawyer's meas
urement, IS of an inch. making l.. y
inches for the season. Captain Sawyer $
record shows that up 20 tins date last
year Las inches had fallen.
The Madison Avenue Whist club will
meet this evening at the residence OF
M and Msr. Lyman Craig. The club
will enter upon tournament tonight,
which will continue four evenings. Mrs.
Flynn is captain of one faction, and Mr..
S. NJ. Smith Of the other. The losers
will provide an oyster supper or tally
no rlue OF some lebllFity lor tuo eh'fo
club.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Pasadena has appointed the com.
mittees for the work of che year. The
charmen of the various committees are
rs follows: Devotional, Professor q. M.
Pa ker; extension, j. +. Church; music,
G. z. Montiort; reception, L.. NJ. Turner;
visitation E. F. Brown; invitation, H.
Holbrook social and literary, Professor
A. Il. Hamilton.
The mountains appeared this morning
cover ed with snow, the FIRST of the season,
and gentleman who arrived from Camp
Martin says the guests were having sport
saow balling when he left. The snow line
is high up on the mountain side. how
ever, and while the effect is felt here in
slightly cooler temperature, the day has
been very pleasant.
In the last mum Der of the Reminder
Rev. ii. Elliott Ward. in referring TO the
item in the previous number upon which
the suit against him Tor libel was begun,
says he did not intend to call any body an
outlaw, law-breaker being the word he
meant to have used.
By special invitation Of the ladies' nm
ion prayer meeting, Miss Matilda Atkin
son, an evangelist of the Friends church
will address thar meeting tomorrow af-
terpoon al o'clock; subject. The Work of
the Holy Spirit. Gentlemen, as we'll as
ladies'. are especially invited to this ser.
vice. The meeting will be in the NJ. E.
church.
The friends of Mr.. S. G. Reed and fam
lily an much panied to learn that he was
stricken with paralysis last Saturday.
II is condition is not alarming at this
writing, although it gives his family
grave appre tensions.
The regular Semi-annual nomination
for o.e.,.cers OF the knights OF the Macca-
bees for the ensuing term will take place
this evening at G. A. r. hall. The cleo
ton will be held at the first meeting in
Decem Der.
A meeting of the Chautauqua circle
will be held tomorrow evening at the
OF Miss Underwood ON Cypress
street.
Mir. Theo. Cuttings, for several years
chief clerk at the Hotel Green. returned
Saturday from the east. where he has
been for the past few months. During
the summer he has been chief clerk in
the Brunswick at Asburv Park. He will
be at the Green again this winter.
The knights OF Pythias will have work
in the second degree tomorrow evening.
DIR. and Mrs. W. S. Hereford leave
November 18th for San Francisco. where
they will permanently reside, to the re-
greet of their many friends in Pasadena.
Hotel Green arrivals: j. Lawrence
Stanton, st. Louis; T. J. O'Reilly. War
rentop, Va Theo. Cuttings, Washington
Miss Martin, San Francisco; S. S. Man
ming, Philadelphia.
Rev. J. +. Culver ana wife, who went
east at the time of the Christian En-
deavor meeting in Boston, have returned
to their homo here, after visiting seven.
teen states and Canada while absent.
Mrs. Frost and daughter arrived home
from the east last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester and Mrs. Nc
Neil of Fond du Lac. Wis. arrived here
on Saturday evenings overland, and will
make Pasadena their future hume.
The travel to this section from the
east continues to be very heavy and
the season cannot be otherwise than
good one. Saturday evenings tourist
train was composed of seven coaches,
and of the passengers TWENTY-FIVE stopped
in Pasadena.