The herald., 1896-12-03

ME Coleman and Prof. Edwards of the
Throop university. The names of the
writer's were unknown to the committee
until after the awards had been made.
The committee has the special thanks
of this department for their efficient
work.
AID IS ASKED.
The tiny tots of boys at the Cleveland
home, South Pasadena, need under and
over-clothing Anything Of this kind
will be received by the Ladies' league
at the Universalist church vestry. Such
contributions should be left on Friday
or Saturday of this week.
The directors of the Tournament Of
Roses association will meet tomor-
row evening at the board of trade rooms.
A COURT CASE.
James Ivisson, q colored watohman
in the employ of Mrs. Stowell, Will ap-
pear before Justice Merriam on Friday
to answer to a charge of assault upon
one John Poe, also colored. Ivisson
heard that Poe had passed uncompli-
mentary remarks concerning Mrs. 1vis-
son and on Tuesday night he and his
wife called upon Poe for explanation.
Poe directed his hand toward his pistol
pocket, whereupon 1visson brought his
cane down heavily upon Poe's forehead.
Hence the arrest.
BREvITIES.
A new organization has been effect
ey by the colored Republicans in this
place to be known as the United Politi-
cal club. Meetings will be leld each
Monday evening.
Melville Welman, young son OF j.
d. Welman, the Summit avenue grocer,
had his leg broken yesterday by having
it caught between the spokes OF a wheel
on a moving wagon, which he attempted
to board
Poles have been placed on Colorado
street as far east as Lake avenue, the
track is being repaired, and 1t will not
be many days before electric cars are
operating on this most Travelled of Pas
adenas thoroughfares.
in position in the Kinney & Kendall
block which handsome structure will
soon be ready for occupancy. Nearly
all of the store rooms and Offices are
rented.
The park proposition won't down.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass lectured Tuesday
evening on the Yellowsto\ Park at
the Baptist church under The auspices
of the Baptist Young Peoples union.
The entertaining remarks OF the speaker
were illustrated by a number of beauti-
full stereopticon views. The lecture was
preceded by q we'll rendered piano sCO
by Mrs. Alice Freeman Vail.
The Wheelwoman's club will meet
at 3i4 Arcadia street Friday afternoon
at o'clock sharp.
The Dimond music school will give
a regular monthly recital at K. of p.
hall at 1880 o'clock tonight.
The following officers of the x. of F.
lodge We're elected last night for the
ensuing term: John G. Rossiter, c. c.;
II. r. Sutliff, V. c.; George Holloway
prelate; E. Cougar, M. of W.; Frank
A. Healy, M. of F.; Fred A. Twombly
M. of E.; II. S. Morse, M at A; John
L. Lancaster, 1. G.; George A. Richard
son, o. c.; N. A. Dalrymple, trustee;
c. A. Briggs, medical examiner
A fair sized audience assembled at
the opera house tonight on the occasion
of the testimonial benefit concert ten
dered Charles w. Swan, the popular
treasurer of the house.
The Pasadena Baseball club having
in the past few weeks defeated both the
Trilbys and the Los Angeles teams,
are anxious to defend their title as
champions Of Southern California
against the Los Angeles team, the game
TO be played Sunday. December 13. in
Los Angeles. The Pasadena team has
been strengthened by the addition of
Decker and Whitehead, and VIII pre-
sent even a stronger team than former
ly. Arrangements for the game can
be made with John Brink president of
the Athletic club.
DR.. William S. Dingee and William
s. Yarnall of Philadelphia arrived at the
Painter last night. Mr., Yarnall comes to
take the position of clerk at the hotel.
Robert Mcmillan and the Misses Nc
MILAN of San Francisco, c. E. Conant,
Mrs. S. E. Conant and Mrs. M. f. Evans
of Boston, friends of c. w. Conan of
North Fair Oaks avenue, are also at the
Painter.