The herald., 1896-10-24
NEWS 0T[:SFR0MPASADENA
Political Orators Who Don't
Mention Silver
DR.. FAY ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Rev. Mr.. Wilson Believes Prohibition the
Crest Issue
A Reception to the Returned Afrikand-
ers-Death of Pasadena Stanford
Student-General Notes


Wilson Of North Pasadena on the pro-
hibition question, and Rev. DR.. Eli Fay
on the sixth amendment spoke last even
ing at the Christian church, which was
comfortably filled for the occasion. A.
e. Arnold acted as chairman and intro
duced DR.. Fay, who said that woman's
vote would tend to the purifying of poll
tics. In answer to DR.. Higginson's ar
gument that the polls are not fit place
for women, DR.. Fay said that no place
was decent where women were not ad-
mitted.
Rev. Clarence Wilson Of North Pas
adena spoke upon prohibition. He stated
that many millions of dollars were
wasted annually for liquor, and that
many wage -earners who received SIS
per week spent SO of it for cigars, SO for
liquor and S. on their families. If these
men would spend more money on the
necessities Of life the mills of the coun-
try would be opened. Prohibition will
bring prosperity where no other issue
will. There are no political candidates
in politics who dare tackle the liquor
question. The speaker referred to Nc
kinleX as the owner of property upon
which a saloon is kept. Bryan is about
i.
and Harrison was Presbyterian, and
Harrison's secretary of state advocated
the sale of liquor abroad, which doesn't
set Bryan very far back either.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. r. E. Burnham and Mrs. A. II.
Judson of Highland Park entertained
friends last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Burnham, the former of
whom has recently returned from Afri-
a. evening ~
joyment of music, social conversation
and refreshments Among the musical
numbers were vocal solos by Mrs w. b.
Clapp Of Pasadena and Miss Bicknell of
Los Angeles and piano selections by Mr..
Kinney of Los Angeles and Mrs. Sweesy
of Pasadena. Among those present from
Pasadena were: DR.. and Mrs. E. L.
Conger, Ray Conger and Miss Ida
Conger, King Macomber, Mr. and Mrs.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Clapp,
Mrs Sweesy, John Blick and Miss Kate
Blick, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burnham and
Roderick Burnham. Those present
from Los Angeles were: Judge Bick-
nell and Mr.. Kinney. Other guests were:
Messrs. Bent, senior and Junior, and
their wives, North Pasadena, and Mr..
Workman, the ornithologist, of Los An
geles.
ELBERT SHUTS DEATH.
The death of Elbert Hubbell Shuts, a
oluueit dI otdHIOru from tnlS city, OC-
CURED at San Jose last Monday. DR..
Jas. H. Shuts Of Arroyo Vista drive ar
rived home this morning with the re-
mains of his son, who was IS years of
age and we'll and faNorably known here.
Elbert had suffered for two weeks prior
to his death with typhoid fever, and his
father had removed him from the uni
versity to the San Jose sanitarium.
The funeral took place at San Francisco
Mnnnria1 will ho Io11 OF ,a
First Congregational church Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
BREvITIES.
Horses attached to Pacific transfer
wagon held little celebration in Carle-
ton alley this morning. They became
frightened, ran, collided with a milk
cart, upset it and broke the wheels off
the cart. The team was stopped at the
corner Of Fair Oaks and the alley.
Mrs. A. A. Ramsey slipped on the
sidewalk in Los Angeles Wednesday
and fell, breaking the bones of her right
leg above the ankle. She was taken to
the receiving hospital and brought home
yesterday mourning to her home on Lit
tie avenue.
F. K. Lyman, and eastern trainer of
bicycle riders, was in the city today con-
sulting with the officers of the c. G. c. c..
regarding a plan for fixing up the local
LTdCk anu ldhlu6 IL III CIIdTSe IOT Tie
training of eastern wheelmen this win
ter. Mr.. Lyman thought our track a
very good one and valuable possession
to the community.
The following party Of young ladies
have chartered the Painter four-in- hand
for drive to Los Angeles next Tues
day afternoon: Misses Lindsey, Mar
garet O'Brien, Minnie O'Brien, Cora
Clauser, Ross, Christ, Anna Dayhoff,
Abbie Mohn, Maud Benedict, Mrs. L. q.
Jarvis and Mrs. Kate Duncan.
They will start from this city in time
to take in the parade in Los Angeles at
/ o'clock.
The house committee Of the Valley
Hunt club is making arrangements for
4 Hallow Fen entertainment at the
club rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Reynolds of North
Madison avenue will entertain friends
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Kent of Los Angeles.
DR.. j. G. Lyman has gone to British
Columbia, where he is interested in
gold mining.
W. c. Stuart of Orange Grove avenue
left this morning upon hunting trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Vickery Of Wilson av-
enue left today for a visit in the east.
j. w. Wood returned yesterday from
San Francesca.
A. E. Baldwin has returned from San
Francisco.
Miss Murdock Of Brockton, Mass,
who is visiting with friends in Pasadena,
spent yesterday with Mrs. c. H. Blake,
2S4 Cypress avenue.