The herald., 1896-10-30
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Throop Students Mourn Money
and ValuabIes
THE EQUAL SUFFRAdISTs
Invite the People to Come and Be Con.
verted
A Battery Case-Inspection Of Godfrey
Post, w. r. C.-Athletic Notes.
General News Brevities.


M. P. Waite, suffered from a burglar
last evening They occupy room on
the second floor Of the Crown Villa.
When they arose this morning they
found further proceedings stopped by
the absence of their trousers. These
necessary accessories were found in
near by bath room. the pockets having
been robbed Of SIS Mr.. Waite also lost
a watch and Mr.. Habbick an overcoat.
The thief has not made himself known.
SUFFRAGIST MEETING.
A woman suffragist meeting will be
held tomorrow evening CFriday), at the
wigwam, when Rev. Clark Crawford
will deliver short address; Mrs. Mar
garet Collier Graham will read a paper,
Why I Want the Ballot; Dr. Fay will
read a paper. Allegory With a Few
Facts. The meeting begins at 1880.
A BATTERY CASE.
Marshal Lacey arrested Harry Hill
yesterday evening on a warrant charg-
ing him with an assault on the person
of an elderly man named William
Hackett Both are employees of the
shoe manufacturer, J. w. Estes, on
South Fair Oaks avenue. The trouble
arose over a disagreement about some
work, Hall being half drunk, according
to Hackett. The complainant says Hill
committed an unprovoked assault and
left him senseless outside his room.
This occurred in the evening. and Hack
ett was taken to his room by an officer.
Later. 1t Is asserted, Hill and COM
ranion returned. and Hill renewed the
attack, dragging Hackett out Of his bed
and treating him roughly. Hill pleaded
not guilty and will be tried before the
recorder.
POST INSPECTION.
John F. Godfrey post, w. r. c., was
Inspected last evening by Mrs. Laura
]. Robinson, department president, of
San Francisco. She found the work,
records and reports in excellent condi-
tion, and paid glowing tribute to the
efficiency Of the order. A delicious
tion, and a number of speeches were
made.
BREvITIES
At meeting Of the school trustees
yesterday 1t was decided to purchase
desks and put them in another room in
the Garfield school, which is made ne
cessary by the crowded condition of
the school. The first grade will occupy
this room and Miss Annie Baker will
be the teacher. -,--aE
ATHLETIC NOTES
The Pasadena Juniors and the Azusa
Stars will play game of baseball at the
bicycle track grounds on Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, instead of the afternoon,
as previously announced.
A number of Pasadena football en-
thusiasts gave dinner Tuesday even
ing at Illich's, among those present be-
ing Messrs. Ray Conger. Will Mitchell
Robert Rowan, Will Merwin, Catesbby
Thorn, Arthur Dodwosth, Page Ran
dali, Roy Macomber, Sayre Groesbeck,
Ed Groenendyke, Douglass Sovereign,
John Blick
Another road race to Lamanda Park
and return will be run on next Saturday
morning. A number of prizes have been
donated for the winners.
BREvITIES
News has been received Of the death
in Charlton. Iowa, last week of Mr.. O.
p. Aldrich. aged about IS years. Mr.
Aldrich was former resident of this
city and was well known here three or
four years ago. He was a contractor
and builder.
DR.. Herbert D. Requea and Miss Eta
Campbell were married at - o'clock yes
terday by Rev. j. d. Requea at the
First Presbyterian church in Los An
geles. DR.. ReQuea and family were for
merly residents Of this city.
The Kings Daughters will give a
pound social next Friday evening in the
Presbyterian chapel. The object is the
benefit of the poor. Each guest will
bring pound Of something.
The Epworth League at the M. E.
church tomorrow evening will enjoy an
evening with art. A number of papers
will be read on the subject under con-
sideration.
The North Pasadena Bryan club will
hold no meeting tomorrow evening, Fri
day. 1t was decided that Judge Phil
lips would speak on that evening, but as
there is no hall large enough to accom-
modate the audience which would re-
spond, the North Pasadena contingent
will hear the Judge speak at the Bryan
headquarters In Pasadena.
I. N. Todd, the local agent Of the
Southern Pacific company, is honored
with gold medal for one Of the best
kept stations on the road in California.
Mrs. Fairbanks of South Marengo av-
enue is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Olmstead, who have
been spending a few days here, left for
San Francisco today.
Mrs. Chalfant and daughter Lottie
left this morning for Chicago.
Mrs. Picher and family will return
next week from Long Beach.
Newton Phillips of San Francisco is
a guest in the city.
H. G. Reynolds expects to return from
the east in time to vote.
Mrs. w. p. Webb of East Colorado
street left this morning on a short visit
In Azusa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bailey left yester-
day for visit in Chicago.
SANTA ANA