The herald., 1896-10-08
Hre q the Mountains Con.
tinues to Spread
COUNTY AID WILL BE GIVEN
rs ul)oetS 10 Check the Disastrous Cen.
'ssf ilserallsn
Doanw Ii the Social world-The Com
ing Teachers Association Meeting.
Personal Notes and Brevities.

YH0ADENA. Oct. 7.-District Attor-
- DonnelI sent message to C. s. Mar
TN today, saying that the county would
halp in the matter of extinguishing the
uountain fires. The fires have revived,
a. the increased volumes of smoke
showed today. and Messrs. Switzer and
R0yoe were probably mistaken when
they expressed the opinion yesterday
thAt today would likely see the last of
tho nres. Pete Steil says in letter dated
yestsrday that he has just returned from
Strawberry mountain, where they have
ehe 1lre under control. Up to that time
tho fire-nghters had worked fifty-two
Aours straight, with only time for eat
ing, and had not had their clothes off.
owitxer's camp was all right, and they
intapdsd to use every precaution to keep
the liro from reaching that point. Ten
nan were sent up yesterday afternoon,
but their mission was failure, as they
failed to connect with the former party,
owing to the smoke. Tonight the hre
u ON this side Of the front range, within
. few miles of Alpine tavern. and there
% no one to dispute its way, as the thirty
1tve men now In the mountains are on the
other side of the range. Early tomorrow
morning the county supervisors will send
VQ tW0uty-uve more Iueu.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
Nj. and Mrs. Ira S. Frame Of North
Marengo avenue were pleasantly sur
occasion being their fourth wedding an
niversary. Refreshments were served
and several selections, vocal and instru
mental, were rendered. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal T. Lincoln, Mr.
and Mrs w. H. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
M To- r. CAE
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Frame, Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Rood
Mines. e. T. Atkinson, Tacy T. Rood,
NJ =. Mcdonald, T., T. Starbuck, Mr.. F..
Byles. Missesv Ida Rood, Minnie and
Laura Wood, Linnie Mcdonald, Cora
and Emma Rood, Lissa and Viola Star,
buck. Messrs. Ralph Wood and Earl
Starbuck.
TEACHERS MEETING.
A number Of teachers of the Pasadena
schools will attend the October meeting
Of the Southern California Teachers as
sociation, which will be held on Satur-
day, October 10, at the Normal school
in Los Angeles. The programs which
have been issued enormously state that
the meeting will take place at the High
school. The program will consist of a
paper by e. T. Pierce, president Of the
State Normal school, and talk, with
experiments. by DR.. F. B. Dressler Of the
same Institution.
tPICKWICK WHIST.
A large number of whist players at
tended the opening of the tournament
of the Pickwick club last evening. The
single-gama table was made up Of w.
C. Torrance and I. N. Todd. In the three
duplicate tables Col. Gaines Lawson and
II. r. Hertel opposed Emil Kayser and
r. /. Rogers; Peter Orvan and G. s. Her
deg opposed s. A. Briggs and H. c. Holt,
and c. B, Thomas and ]. S. Glasscock
opposed s. r. Lippincott, 5r., and Henry
Newly. The games resulted in even
scores. The tournament continues four
nights longer.
BREvITIEs.
The district attorney says that as the
Rubio Protection district Is already
formed and the rate Of tax levy fixed
there, IL no reason why the board Of su-
perviscrs should consider the protest
which they were given yesterday. A
was held last night at Lamanda Park
to protest against the assessment. e. A.
B0nano presided, and 1t was found that
al present were against the assessment
Che matter will not be given UP, though
the supervisors have turned it down
and another meeting will be held next
saturday night.
Benator Perkins and Col. j. p. jackson
speak tomorrow night in the wigwan
and the tabernacle, under the auspices
Of the Mckinley club. Ex-Gov. Mark
ham and w. q. Arthur will be the chair
men of the two meetings, and both speak
ero will address each assemblage. The
Bryan club has offered the use of it
hall in the Wooster block free to the
Republicans, should there be an overflow
meeting on this occasion.
The young people of the North Pasa-
lena NJ. E. church gave a delightful
reception to their new pastor, Rev. Clar-
1nce Wilson, last evening. A musical
program was rendered, and several Sc
leotions recited.
The second rehearsal Of the Oratorio
society was held Monday night. and was
largely attended. Any one desiring to
become . member Of the new organiza-
Chorus rehearsals will be held every
Monday night. The orchestra is being
formed with Henry Schillinger as Lead
Or and Julian Heinze as pianist. The
orchestra will rehearse every Tuesday
night. 1t consists of twenty-five pieces.
X Frank v. Pinney and Miss Ruby
Fisher of Havilah were married at noon
today at the home Of Rev. H. w. Laths.
The wedding was very quiet one, and
only relatives and friends were present.
MI. Pinney is the son of r. H. Pinnsy
0f this city. and his many friends here
Wish him happiness.
About fifty members Of the Young
Peoples union Of the Baptist church
went down on an electric car last even
@g to attend the convention at Memo-
x94l Baptist church In Los Angeles. The
party returned at 9:20, after an en-
5oyable time.
Mr.. freeman Cooper Of Linda Vista
Who Is member of Company I. cut his
foot severely with an ak yesterday ar
ternoon. The ligaments were severed.
ana cut five inches long was inflicted.
Mr.. Cooper was taken to the receiving
hospital. ard his wound was dressed by
DR.. Hodge.
The following board Of directors was
elected at the meeting last night 81
the Y. M. G. A.: H. c. Reynolds, g.
C. Reynolds. A. L. Hamilton. A. I. Cam
g H. M. Lutz, c. M. Briggs, G. s.
'.rs Elmlra Stevens Of Los Angeles
addressed the ladies interested In wom-
ans sunrage at the home of Mrs. Fan
ME Webber, Vernon and Mary streets
MIS-. Ell Fay presided ard Mrs, E. r
Farr also read and made ar sS1ress.
mrs. J. Lare Chapman. aged "a years.
qted last nieht at her home in Nortf,
Fasadena The funeral service viii be
neid tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the
Miss Ethel Eabrick entertaine.,
friends last evening at her home On
south Marenvo avenue Games ard
music we're the features of the evening,
11 reires1rnents wera Se-vcd 1
Rev Mr.. Workman left this morning
~ s 8 n Taylor and Mrs. Cook Of