The herald., 1896-11-13
One Chinaman HES for Police
Assistance
THE OTHERS OFFER BATTLE
Add FIatten the Burglar Out on the
tis Floor
Young Men Make Provision for Future
Troubles-The Americas Club Re
organized-Personal Notes.

that g. MEXICAN man was making SlHSle
handed war on the Cinnamon kept In
the Yuen Woh laundry on South Fair
Oaks avenue. The informant had evil
IDENTIFY taken the matter too hard, for
when the policeman arrived he found
the Mclean man being f1attened out
on the floor by about half dozen Chi
namen. He was taken before the re-
corder and gave the name of Charles
Nathan. He told plausible story in
spite of the fact that he had broken into
the rear of the laundry, evidently intent
upon robbery. He said that he had been
In the habit of entering laundries for
the purpose of smoking opium, to which
habit he is addicted. A new chisel with
out a handle was found in the room
where Nathan had broken in. He de-
MED all knowledge of it. He is a we'll
dressed man Of IS or so, but the officers
set him down as common sneak thief.
The recorder sentenced him to pay $50
fine, and took diamond ring as secu-
rity, while Nathan went to Los Angeles
for the money. The charge preferred
against him was disturbing the peace.
which he certainly did, if excited Chi
namen are reliable signs.
A MARRIAGE ASSOCIATION.
It is said that a number Of marriage
able young gentlemen have formed an
organizatio which they call the Young
Mems Mutual Marriage associatlon,
with full list of officers, constitution
and bylaws, by the provisions of which
each member will pay SO month into
the general fund, and at the end of the
year lots will be drawn. The man who
gets the slip labeled This is it" gets
the sum Of $1,000 from the treasury. with
the understanding that he is to go and
get married. Mutual protection against
designing females seems to form a
part Of the purpose of the organization.
Following are the officers George j.
Bremen president; Walter Carrothers,
vice president; Herbert c. Holt, secre-
tary; Bert L. Doane, treasurer: Jack
organizer; H. D. Pyle, e. ]. Pyle, Frank
Bremen, Archie Price, Frank Hall and
Frank B. Turner.
PERMANENT POLITICS.
There was a large attendance at the
adjourned meeting of the Americas club
in the recorders court room last even
ing. President Stearns occupied the
chair. 1t was decided to continue Or
ganixation, and the following commit
tee was chosen to draft constitution
and bylaws Major Bangham, William
Hamill, A. G. Buchanan, H. I. Stuartt
n. NJ. Dobbins, Henry Newly and j. G.
Rossiter. Meetings will be held SUBJ
3eetStc.-the call Of the officers. The club
will turn out on such occasions as the
Fiesta, tournament Of roses, ETC.
A meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening. November 25th, when the COM
niittee on constitution will report. A
committee was appointed to report at
the same time on the matter Of the
formation of an athletic club, independ-
emit of the Americas club.
PRINTERS ORGANIZE.
The employees of the Pasadena Daily
News met last evening in the Office of
1.-THE paper and formed subordinate
branch Of the International Printers
Protective fraternity of the United
States and Canada. The following off,
GERS were elected President, H. B. An
drews; vice president, w. D. Graham;
recording and corresponding secretary,
tary and treasurer, ]. E. Olmstead; SER
geant at arms. Fred Morgan.
BREVITIES.
The most interesting subject of the
year will be presented to the Epworth
league Friday evening. An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared under the
charge of the financial department. F.
s.. Johnson will discuss The Privilege of
Giving, and Rev. w. M. Davis will dis
cuss Seed Thoughts. and How to Give
and How Not to Give.
A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs.
j. c. OFT of West Walnut street were en-
tertained last evening with music and
dancing. followed by an oyster supper.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Steiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Knight. Mr.. and Mrs. S. OFT, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Pickett, Mrs. Carnes. Misses
Steiner, Rice, Green. Messrs. Carnes,
Knight and Bellhart.
At meeting yesterday evening of the
Valley Hunt club in the club rooms Miss
were admitted to membership. After the
business session, which occupied the
early part Of the evening, refreshments
were served and cards and dancing in
dulged in.
Abbot Clark, H. A. Gibson, DR.. Mohn.
Mrs Wiersmuller, Mrs. Nellis and other
well-known and entertaining speakers
will address, the Theosophical Home Cru
SADIE meeting in the lecture room of the
pniversalist church next Friday even
ing, the 9Th inst.
The Los Robes Literary club met last
evening at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Chamberlain. Several musical COM
posers We're considered and a number
OF selections were rendered Miss Long
ley read paper on The Life of Mozart,
ana sang selection from the same COM
poser. Mrs. Spooner gave The Life of
0NO ohA, 1A0 MISS Lila COOQWln gave
. selection from him. Another paper was
read by Miss Josephine Stevenson,
John Vandevort is building a one
story brick warehouse, fronting twenty
fve feet on Broadway and extending lac
,1eet on Green street. The building Is
for the accommodation of freight from
the cars and will cost about $500
The marshal received notice this morn
ing that McGinty and Jackson, the LIQUOR
ordinance violators. had been declared
free by decision in the habeas cornus
proceedings in Judge Smiths court in
Los Angeles The prisoners were. there
fore. turned out of their pen. jackson.
the colored man, has served 1909 DAYS on
q 200-day sentence, and McGinty so DAYS
on q sentence of 120 days.
X. of P. hall was prettily decorated
last evening with yellow and white
chrysanthemums and pepper boughs, the
occasion being the dance by the Sons of
st. George, which was largely attended.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Tomorrow (Friday) from $3.50 to -: 80
and from 1880 o'clock the ladies' mis-
siOnary meeting will be held in the
Friends church. The morning session
Will be devoted to missionary work in
the Inherent churches and the afternoon
to temperance and Indian baskets.
Ralph Strong of the News has re-
ceived intelligence of the death of his
COUSIN. p. 8. Fuller. of heart failure at
Chicago.