The herald., 1896-10-04
O1ESFROMPASADENA
Rcuslng Meeting Of the Silver
Supporters
MASS MEETING ON MONDAY
ehen Orator Taylor Will Speak for
Free Silver
ASS MEETING ON MONDAY
1Ane For Organizing An )Oratorio So
o1ety-Doings in the Social World.
Personal and News Brevities

RASADENA, Oct. Sat the meeting
his evening Of the Pasadena Bryan club
4 the headquarters in the Wooster
lock, the first speaker of the evening
gas f. C. Wheeler of Pasadena, who
aid that the country was in the midst
q great revolution. The goldbugs call
ID anarchists. Thomas Jefferson never
yas called an anarchist, yet it was he
rho made the statement that the coun-
~ was in more danger from the courts
han from rioters.
This campaign is fight between the
eople and the money changers They
lame over-production of food for the
act that thousands of men are starry
ag.
Prof. James G. Clark recited an orig
1al dialect poem entitled Parity, which
rought down the block.
]. NJ. Glass was present and deplored
he statement by our opponents that we
ahnot have free silver unles foreign
;ations consent. England is trying for
he fourth time to whip this country.
ell an American that he can't do 4
hing and he will do it. This country is
isited with a revolution about every
hirty years. The present day is to see
ne of these, and w. ]. Bryan is the
loses who will, lead us through it safe
y. Let US have free. silver and give
oman her rightful ballot.
A song was given by Prof. Clark and
fr. Havens. after which Joseph Simons
nnounced that there would be about ten
rOlley cars, decorated, from Los An
eles, bringing visitors Monday night
} hear Mr.. Taylor on free silver at the
'igwarn. Let every one turn out ami
MONDAYS MASS MEETING
probably no better speaker will visit
asadena during the campaign than
Ion. M. T. Taylor of Denver. who
omes to. California as the representa-
We of Senator Teller. Mr. Taylor has
we'd for many years in Denver, where
G Is engaged in the practice of law. Ha
ocned the silver campaign with Con-
ressman Newland of Nevada in San
rancisco several weeks ago. and made
1ch a favorable impression that the
alifOrnia silver campaign committee
lscured his services for a tour Of
re state. He will make five speeches
! Southern California-at Pasadena,
anita Ana, San Bernardino. San Diego
nd Los Angeles, where he speaks next
aetnrday. He will sneak a. the wigwam
I Pasadena next Monday.
Il "A M L SlCAlI CLUB
A comittee of business men of this
~ have sent out circular setting
, orth the plans and purposes of an ora
)rio society, which is being organized.
he circular states that one of the best
vidences of advanced culture is the
fistence of literary societies. art clubs,
C. The object of an oratorio society IS
lie encouragement of all kinds of musical
1tertainments,a and it is the opinion of a
iajority of Pasadena's representative
.sopie that the time has come for the
rganization of such a society. The
rovisional committee suggests that 4
Early subscription of So be paid by
MEMBERS. A meeting of the organiza-
on will be held as soon as a sufficient
lumber have signed to insure success.
he circular is submitted by c. D. Dag
cit, F. M. Green, Prof. G. Wharton
ames, Theo. Coleman, B. o. Kendall,
ne provisional committee, b. o. Ken
all, secretary.
SOCIAL NOTES.
A delightful informal reception was
sndcred Rev. and Mrs. Clark Crawford
/ the NJ. E. church last evening. in hon
< of Rev. Crawford's reappointment
(, pastor of the church. The room was
ecorated with flowers and vines. Miss
eaisy Polk played the violin. and an adj
ress of welcome was made by w A.
Senshoff president of the league. Rev.
rawford replied. expressing his pleas
re and thanking his friends for their
lndneSs. The reception was largely
TENDED and lasted from to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Wagner enter
lined about fifty guests last evening
18th a lawn social, the grounds being
Illuminated with lanterns and provided
18th seats and hammocks Refresh
lents were served on the lawn, and
anes were INDUCED in. Music was fur
ished by guitar and banjo club from
os Angeles and by the guests, who sang
nd played the piano. Among those
resent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Case.
IT. and Mrs. Halsted, Dr. and Mrs.
wearingen. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rog-
., Mrs. Mcintyre, Mr. and Mrs. Dun
ord. Miss Mcintyre, the Misses Quinn.
l[isses Martin, KLEIN, Clauser, Petrie,
1Brien, Seanans. Mr. and Mrs. Gale.
-essrs. FIGsted. Hall. Kuhn Charles
lartin, Will Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
torey.
Miss Edith Brush entertained last
yening at her home on Kensington
Lace, In honor of her cousin, Miss How
"a, of Chicago. Cards and dancing
&ere the features of the evening, and
Investments were served. The guests
aerei Misses Emma Howard, Lizzie
'Zeingarth Ada Cogswell, Annie Brush
dina Cox, Messrs Ernest Howard, Paul
no mas, George Newmeyer, Fred Blu
1anan. Archie Price. Bert Chadwick
nd others.
BASEBALL.
A game of baseball was played this
.ltArnoon at the bicycle trace. grounds
4tween the Pasadena club and the Nc
inley club (colored), resulting in a
ictory for the former by score of 16
3D. Considerable fault was found
18th the all-suffering umpires. Other
re the game was free from sensation
4 features The clubs We're made up
i Follows: Pasadena-Beebe. catcher:
1a1ttenberg, pitcher; Smith, short.
fop: Spencer, right field; Haynes, sec
ID base; Leland, first base; Buchanan,
IT field; Newly. third base: Newmyer'
inter field; Rogers, left field. McKin-
'y-6eagraves left field; Carroll of the
p9 Angeles Trilbys, catcher; Shaw.
1T base; Carr, second base; Perkins
drd base: Dorsey, shortstop; Borsten,
inter field: Clark, right field; Borsten.
ttcher. Umpire, johnson; scorer
MOUNTAIN FIRES
z0everal of the men who took I'D the
~ fighters have returned from the
&8ne and report that they were lust in
~ nick of time, and by very hard work
fa6aged to prevent the main body Of
~ from crossing Dark canyon They
MN they had not succeeded in doing
H. the whole front range on which the
Count Lowe railway and the Echo
f6Eutain hotel are located would have
t10 ablaze today. They have now
1ed on the main volume of the fire,
unless something unforeseen oc-
~ such as a heavy wind, think it will
BE mastered.
hAs burned over q strip twenty miles