The herald., 1896-06-03
Adams Held for His Assault on
Bacon
MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
helds q Pleasant Meeting at the Jones
Residence
nccsldin-rIccartney Weddlnx-Rewsrd o.
fered for Chicken Thieves-san Gabriel
Fishing Reported Good

PASADENA, June 1.-The examina-
ton OF Adams for assaulting Bacon on
May 18th was conducted this afternoon
before Recorder Rossiter and resulted
In Adams being bound over for trial
The prosecution was in the hands of
Deputy District Attorney Holton and
the defense was looked after by w. f.
Arthur. The story of the assault and
the circumstances leading up to it were
brought out much as already given. DIR.
Lewis was called to testify regarding
the injuries. which Bacon suffered at the
hands of Adams, showing that they
were severe.
Mrs. E. e. Jones entertained the mem
bers of the Monday afternoon club yes
terday in a charming manner, the hos
pitable home on Moline avenue being
thrown open for the reception of the
guests, who enjoyed a literary program,
after which dinner was served. The
subject for the afternoon was the gov
ernment and customs of Norway and
Sweden. the first paper by Mrs. Ben
nett, taking up the school system of
those countries Mrs. Bleeker followed
with a. consideration of the political and
social aspects of the kingdom, and Mrs.
+. X. Harris read an article upon the
political troubles that have arisen there.
Mrs. Stout gave narrative of the
Woman's parliament recently held at
Santa Ana, which she attended
The club then adjourned to the DIM
Ing room and enjoyed @ delicious dinner.
The tables were beautifully decorated
with flowers, and at each plate was
placed dainty hand-painted plaque,
the work of the hostess
The ladies present were Mines. H. G.
Bennett. Stanton. Stout, Fl. I. Stuart,
Bleeker, Sargent. Harris. Conger, Ga
briel, Coleman, Chaplin. Harris. Misses
Anna Dane and Carter.
Miss Alice McCaJdin opd nv TT q
Mccartney were married last evening at
the home Of the mother of the bride on
South Los Robles avenue in the pres
ence of a few friends and relatives Rev.
Or. Hall OF All Saints church performed
the ceremony. The house was decora-
ted with flowers and the bride wore a
becoming white silk dress, with pearl
ornaments. Miss Colegrove of Los An
geles acted as bridesmaid and c. F.
sutton as best man. The bride was
given away by c. c. Brown An elab-
orate collation. was served at the con-
clusion OF the ceremony, and the couple
left this morning for San Francisco.
Mr.. RI. l.. F1ournoy who lives on Ga
lena avenue. offers $25 reward for the
person or persons who of late have been
systematically carrying off and destroy-
ing his property. His poultry yard has
peen moiested three times during two
months. only last night several chick
ems having been taken. This morning
goat which had been tied behind the
in business, was found poisoned.
w s. Wright G. B. Post and w. L.
Wotkyns returned yesterday from a
fortntght's vacation in the west fork of
the San Gabriel. The party found the
trip delightful, and the fishing excel
lent. They report the catching of sew
eral foxes and wild cats in traps
James White fell in an epileptic fit
this morning In the rooms of the Y NJ
c. A. He was attended by DIR. McAllis-
ter and was removed to his home
Captain Findley of the Salvation army
against whom there are already two
cases pending, was again arrested last
night for marching through the street
to the music of a concertina. His ex-
animation will be had on Monday. To-
day he circulated petition among the
business men asking that the council
modify the street ordinance.
party composed of Misses Jones,
Eaton, Wilson. Scudder, and McCor-
mick and Messrs. H. L. Smith. Policy.
Gilmore, Griggs. and Scudder visited
Eaton's canyon Saturday, carrying their
lunches with them and returning late in
the evening",
AT meeting of the trustees of Throop
yesterday afternoon general business
was dispatched. A telegram from DR..
Bridge, president of the board, announc-
es that there is q. probability of securing
a well-known educator from the east
as president of the school. The gentle
man is preparing to visit Pasadena to
Look into the proposition.
Mrs. Helen II. Lyman died last night
at the family residence on the corner of
North Marengo avenue and Pearl street.
The many friends of Mr.. George H. Ly-
man, who Is an old resident of Pasa-
dena, will sympathize with him in his
bereavement The funeral will be held
at the house at pm. tomorrow.
Mrs. Macy of 317 Markham avenue
has extended an invitation to the ladies
Of the w. c. 7. U. to attend parlor
meeting at her home tomorrow afternoon
from 2:30 to o'clock
Mrs. Allen Dodworth and son, A. K.
Dodworth, returned on today's over
land after visit of two months in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Perry of Cypress
remain one month.
Mrs. ]. H. Woodwork is suffering with
the grip.
H. H. Klamroth intends leaving soon
upon a six weeks visit to New York
City.
Miss Kate Wilson, who has been visit
ing in Pasadena for some months left
yesterday for her home in Ohio.
Mrs. H. w. Hallett entertained with
cards yesterday evening.
Cards announce the marriage of Miss
Aura Beach and Mr.. e. Griffith, which
will take place on June 10TH at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Worces-
ter avenue.
G. G. Allen left with his family TODAY
for Colorado Springs.
Miss Newby intends spending the
summer at her old home at SpinIand
Ind, and will leave the latter part of the
month.
Prof. G. w. James will leave on the
21st of this month with party for the
Grand Canyon.
Byron o. Clark returned today from
. trip to Claremont, where he delivered
. lecture on sub-irrigation.
SANTA ANA