The herald., 1896-07-30
NEWS NOTESFROM PASADENA
Republicans Organize a McKin.
ley Club
Sill YER MEN ARE NOT IN IT
Even Candidate McLachlan Failed to
Show Up
Cases In the Coyrts-A Joke on . Horse.
Social Dolngs and General News
Brevlties

PASADENA, July 29.-The Republi-
cans organized Mckinley club last
evening, and an effort was made to unite
the two opposing factions Of the party.
though it is said that the gold men had
things all their own way to that extent
that the silver men were not in 1t suffi-
GENTLY to cast a shadow. In fact, Con-
gresham McLachlin was not even pres
ent, for which the faithful are severely
criticising him today. However, anyone
who is unprejudiced must admit that 1t
is little difficult for Pasadena Republic
cans, as we'll as others throughout the
state, to determine precisely where they
are at in this year of grace, Congress
man McLachlin, for instance, having
been nominated on a silver platform.
and now expected to declare that he's
first last and all the time "forninst" the
same. 1t is even stated that resolution
was drafted to present at the meeting
calling upon Mr.. McLachlin to present
his views on the all-absorbing subject
of silver at the next meeting of the club.
when, in case said views are not in ac-
cord with those of the ruling gold men.
he would be promptly "deposed." The
resolution was not publicly presented,
but its import was pretty generally un-
derstood, and McLachlin is expected to
fall into line POGO pronto.
COURT NOTES.
The case of the People VS.. D. c. Meloy Of
Glendora, charged with a misdemeanor
in tampering with a water pipe, was
tried in the recorders court today Dep
uty District Attorney Williams repre-
sented the people, and the interests OF
the defendant were looked after by L.
d. Betchtel. A jury assfollows was Sc
lected: Charles Crew, Charles Grimes.
A. C. Drake, Isaac Wilson, A. Wakeley,
and Wesley Bunnell. There was a short
age of water in the district, and Mrs.
Snyder, for whom defendant Meloy.
who Is a resident of Santa Monica, was
working, employed him to tap the pipe.
Mrs. Snyder displayed contract with
the company which was ruled out by the
court. Detective G. E. Gard, who is a
director Of the Alosta Water company,
testified that the company had suspect
ed that water was being stolen, and they
proposed to stop it. After hearing the
testimony the jury returned a verdict
500, with the privilege Of paying 1t by
next Friday.
A JOKE ON A HORSE.
A horse and buggy belonging to Mr..
Bangham of the firm of Bangham Broth
ers was left standing from o'clock yes
terday afternoon until this morning on
East Colorado street near Little avenue.
owing to a slight misunderstanding.
This morning Officer Bristol was noti-
fed of the fact. and the horse was taken
to the pound and rewarded for his pa
thence. Mr.. Bangham called later, re-
covered his property and explained that
the ladies of the family drove to Los An
geles yesterday afternoon, and that Mr..
Walker, Mr.. Bangham's brother law
brought the horse to the rear of the feed
store and stated that the ladies would
call later. They did not, however, and
as result the horse was the victim of
sort of unintentional standing joke.
BREVITIES.
A number OF friends of Mrs. Alice
Freeman Vail were entertained last
evening with progressive hearts, follow
ed by the serving of refreshments and
a musical program. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. /. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Clapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Harris. Mrs. Tur-
ner, Charles Turner, Milton Fish and
Miss Alice Ball.
. Miss May White was brought to her
Nhome on Summit avenue last evening
in an unconscious condition. She had
been camping In the arroyo with party
of friends, and fell out Of a hammock
injuring her spine. She was better this
morning, and hopes are entertained for
her speedy recovery.
The electric cars changed schedule
this morning and now run down Ray
mond to Los Angeles and up Fair Oaks
1t is therefore in order to have the
streets cleared for the passage of people
running from corner to corner to catch
the car.
The second degree was conferred on
one of Pasadena's citizens at the ses-
sion of the Knights Of Pythias last even
ing.
At the meeting of the w. G. T. U. in
the M. e. church Thursday at 2:30 pm.
there will be conservation services in
charge of the local superintendent.
FRANK Roth, the vagrant arrested yes
terday under lumber pile at Patten &
Davies, was this morning given ten
days by the recorder, and taken to Los
Angeles.
The death of Kate Adelaide vickerv
occurred yesterday afternoon at her
home on Del Mar street, after an ILL
ness of some months. The funeral SER
vices We're held this morning from the
residence and the interment was pri-
vate, Rev N. H. G. Fife officiating.
Mrs. l. B. Winslow returned yesterday
from the island, where she has been
staying for the past ten days.
l.. D. Yollingsworth Of East Colorado
street is able to be about again after a
severe attack of grip
Mrs c. H. Carter and sons of North
Marengo avenue and 0iss Goodrich
leave tomorrow for Catalina to join DR..
Carter.
Among passengers to Santa Barbara
today were Mrs. s. e. Leibert and Miss
Pearl Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius J. Huff returned
from their wedding trip this noon.
M Nssrs. J. H. Stalker and ]. Shoup of
Lake avenue returned last evening from
an excursion in the mountains.
G. w. Dugger, who came UP from
Long Beach last night, returned this
morning.
w. s. Gilmore, editor Of Town Talk,