The herald., 1895-09-18

PASADENA, Sept. 1.-THE Knights o.
Pythias are having grand celebration
and the city is all decked out in holiday
attire IN their honor. Decorations are
very general and nearly all the business
houses are handsomely trimmed.
The knights OF Pythias hall on Colo
RADIO street is the most deliberately
trimmed with bunting, streamers of red.
white and blue. with the Pythian colors
suspended from the cornice, while
the colors are profuse in other effective
arrangements across the whole front OF
the building.
The parade was fine sight with the
uniform rank and the large mum Der oil
mem beers in line. This evening there is
IN interesting programme AT the taber-
nacle. Tomorrow morning the home
Knights desire to entertain their visitors
with drives about the city and valley and
all citizens who have equipages to spare
for this purpose are requested to report
to F. S. Hearn as early as possible at the
headquarters.
For the banquet tomorrow evening,
which takes place at the Carleton, it has
been decided to include the ladies as we'll
as the knights, which cannot fail to add
to the pleasure of the occasion.
This evening at the tabernacle good
sized audience listened to the following
interesting programme:
Overture by Pasadena band; ode,
knights of Pythias; address, President G..
II. Keys; vocal solo (springtide, by
Becker) Miss Stoughten ourgh; violin
duet (Duncla's Fourth Symphony Miss
Lila Dalrymple, Master Arthur Dods-
worth address. Hon. Stanton l.. Carter;
violin solo. Miss Lila Dalrymple; ode,
knights of Pythias.
PASADENA, Sept. 17.-This morning
Marshal Buchanan arrested ]. III. Apper
son, the proprietor of the restaurant
formerly kept by Harry Fluke. for viola
ton of the liquor ordinance. He found
the liquor about the premises. and the
case is said to be strong one.
The ball given last evening by the Mex
lean people in celebration of the ami
vesrary of Mexican independence from
the government OF Spain drew to Will
liams hall about fifty participants. and
the festivities were kept up TO about the
hour OF 2 a. In.
DR.. Lyman Allen, Mr.. Henry Wallis
and others returned from their mountain
trip yesterday. They had the benefit of
the unusually clear atmosphere Wednes-
day and Thursday, such as seldom occurs
during the summer months, and this
enaDleu tnefil 10 get eAleHue'l Vows lfoiu
all the higher mountains.
The trial of the case against Henry
Biedebach for maintaining a nuisance in
keeping hogs on the corner OF. Colorado
street and Stevenson avenue, which was
to have taken place eoday, has been
postponed to Thursday morning at 10
o clock.
number of W Illnesses were summoned
to Los Angeles today to testify before the
grand jury as to what they knew about
the Kowalsky case and other matters per-
tanning to the conduct of the city record
ers office.
The mem bers of Rev. W. NJ. Jones con-
gresatior. in the Universallst church are
preparing to give their pastor and his
wife a reception in the church par lors
next Thursday evening.
The attendants at the Catholic church
are anticipating with much pleasure hear
ing sermon next Sunday morning by
Right Rev. Bishop Montgomery.
The Kings Daughters society will meet
Wednesday afternoon from until with
Miss Wood. SO North Euclid avenue.