The herald., 1896-10-17

morrow morning will start at the top of
the East Colorado street hill at 10:40.
The distance, including return, is seven
miles. The following are the entries:
Scratch-C. Fl. Williams, F. Coty, M.
Hill, w. Hadley.
one minute-Bob Hargraves.
One and d half minutes-Jim Haver,
A. Wordill. Ed Martin.
Two minutes-Will Magee, Kloeckner,
G. Smith, George Fassel.
Two and a half minutes-Walter Frost,
E. L. Dayhoff Abe Nichols.
Three minutes-Ralph Turner, Rye
Haven.
Judges, H. Black, Ed Braley; starter,
E. w. Flint; timers. Rob Gaylord, Geo.
Frost.
IN the afternoon at the bicycle track
grounds good game of baseball will be
played between the Pasadena boys and
| a team from Santa Monica, composed
| largely of professionals.
:. BREvITIES.
! Fred L. Ryder of the firm of Braley &
| Co., and Miss Lillian Duncan were hap
| PLY married last evening at the Christ
| ian church by the pastor, Rev. H. E.
| Ward. The church was prettily decora-
ted and the ceremony was performed
under a large bell composed of green
boughs and. white chrysanthemums
| The couple We're ushered into the church
| by four young gentlemen and were fol-
| lowed by four little flower girls dressed
| in white o. Promise Me, was played
| by Miss and Mr.. Gleason and the church
was filed with guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ry-
| der left for San Francisco to spend their
| honeymoon.
Tomorrow, Saturday. evening. the
Bryan silver club will hold meeting at
| the stand, south side of the Wooster
| block, where ample seating accommoda-
tions have been arranged. The Demo-
| cratic candidate, Major w. r. Burke.
| q
| Sewall, will address the meeting, being
| followed by Mr.. Stradley. member of the
state executive committee. Good music
will be provided. These meetings are
proving a great success and draw i'm
| mense crowds
| r. Turner, who lives in North Pasa-
dena and works in the electric power
house, was seriously injured yesterday
morning. While lifting switch frog he
let it slip from his hands and onto his
thigh. breaking it. TIe was taken home
and cared for and this morning was rest
ing easily.
The death of Mrs. Mary ]. higgins
aged 73 years, occurred yesterday at her
home, on the corner of State street and
| Orange Grove avenue. Mrs. higgins had
| had lived in this city for fourteen years
and leaves many friends to mourn her.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
| dence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
and interment will be made in Ever
| green cemetery, Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith were
pleasantly surprised by their friends
last evening at the home Of Mrs. John
ston on North Los Robes avenue, the oc-
casion being their crystal wedding.
| Dainty refreshments were served and
the evening was spent chiefly in social
| conversation. Several songs were sung
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith received some
! valuable presents.
|
last evening to put out fire on Little
avenue in a house where there wasn't
any fire. After looking awhile for the
onflagration unsuccessfully the de-
partment returned, feeling rather in
jured.
Henry Fisher, arrested yesterday for
leaving his horse unhitched, was fined
$5. Two poor Celestials are each IS less
on the same deal. 1t is told on a real
estate man of the city that he took time
from thriving business to inform up
on a citizen whose horse had been care
lessly left standing.
The report Of the Bryan meeting stat
ed that the speaker of the evening was
| A. r. Sprague. Charles A. Barlow,
nominee for Congress, was the speaker,
besides ]. r. Rush.
Capt. c. M. Simpson returned today
from an eastern trip.
MI and Mrs. Dennison of Los An
geles were visitors in the city yesterday.
DIR. j. e. James returned yesterday
from Claremont.
Mrand Mrs. Sherman of Orange Grove
avenue are entertaining friends from the
east.
DR.. and Mrs. e. L. Conger returned
from Catalina yesterday.
Maj. Donnell spent last night at the
| Carleton.
James Clark of South Marengo ave-
nue. has returned from a visit to Ne
| braska.
Miss Neatly Stevens gave concert
at Pomona this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. lie Count went to
| Mt. Wilson today.