The herald., 1896-07-17
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Death of an Aged and Respected
Citizen
NE OF THE FORTY-NINERS
And One Of the Earliest Settlers Of
Pasadena
4 Frss silver Club Pormsd-Baii, Game Be
tween Picked Nlnss-Social Notes
and News Brsvities

PASADENA. July 1.-THE death Of
DR. I. 8. p. Lord last evening. between
the hours Of 6and o'clock. removes one
Of Pasadena's Oldest and most respect
Cd citizens. he having resided here since
1sT. DR.. Lord was 81 years Of age and
mis- disease was paralysis. He had spent
sixty-flve years in the medical profess
sion. practicing In Chicago, Brooklyn.
Poughkeepsie and this city. He had
written several books, among them a
standard work on intermittent fevers,
which has been published in seven diff
ferent languages. and is used in hospi-
tails throughout the United States. Fif-
ty years ago he was prominent in Pro-
hibition and Abolition politics. as well
as in his profession. He and his son, l..
w. Lord. the founder of Lordsburg,
crossed the plains in 40. and the doctor
was one of fSacramento's physicians dur
ing the cholera plague. He leaves sew
eral sons and daughters and a widow
whom he married here. The funeral
services will be private ard will be held
at Evergreen cemetery tomorrow morn
ing, Rev. Lathe OF the Congregational
church ofYlciating.
FREE SILVER CLUB
"A number Of free silver Democrats as
sembled in the recorders court room last
evening for the formation of free sill
yer club in the interest of the Democrat
ic nominees and the platform. An ad-
5ourned meeting will be held at 7:30
Thursday evening. July 23rd. c. J. Will
lett was chosen chairman and Walter
Eimons secretary. The following COM
mittees were selected:
Organization and by-laws-Joseph
Gimons. C. H. Harris, H. F. Sloan, Frank
Hammond, Peter Steil, j. A. Mcintyre.
H. xsuSn, ID. j. MaCphcrcon G. J. vvillot I.
To secure membership-A. ]. Wright.
W. A. Feazel. Frank Merritt. w. s.
Windham. w. Walker. c. H. Pring, Ar
thur g. Saunders, Joseph Simons.
A BALL GAME
The Admiral baseball club Of Los An
geles was unable to play the game which
was arranged with the Pasadena boys
'6or yesterday afternoon. Instead, a
picked nine came up and was worsted
by the Pasadenas by the close score of
to 9. The game was played at the
bicycle track and at the end Of the sixth
timing the SCORE stood to for Los
Angeles. George Turner umpired and
NH Fuller scored. The clubs were as
follows:
Pesadena-Blattenberg. Spencer, Le-
land. Freeman. Haynes, Buchanan,
Newmyer. Beebe.
Los Angeles - Bentley, Harvey.
Thomas: Rivero. Monroe, Barclay. Glass.
Wolfskill. Smith.
BREvITIEs
There was a meeting of the Knights
Of Pythias this evening in their armory
Tor the purpose of making preparations
Tor camping at SantaMonica nextAugust
The meeting was followed by a sword
drill.
A number Of Pasadena people attended
. meeting Of the Zingari club at the Ma
deau In Los Angnles last evening. The
occasion was musical entertainment
given IN honor of Prof. Piutti. who leaves
for San Jose.
The examination of Franisco Cinera
Tor the murder of Jose Ochoa will not
take place in this city, but will be m held M
next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
Judge Youngs court in Los Angeles.
Mr.. L. D. Williams died this morning
OF cancer Of the stomach at the Star
house. after an illness Of eight months.
He had no relatives here and will be bur
leo py the odd Fellows. of whom he was
q member.
Plans have been completed by Blick
moore Tor George A. Durrells house
on North Madison avenue, which will
De handsome structure, to cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.
VIII meet IN the association parlors FRI
oay at O'clock to arrange for q public
reception in the new quarters.
Inc Pasadena Junior base ball club
VIII play game Saturday forenoon with
tne Azusa Stars, on the old atheIetic
grounds on South Fair Oaks avenue.
me game VIII be called at 10 o'clock.
AZ the parlor suffrage meeting held at
or twenty-five ladies' present were ad,
nard. 1'' I"ay-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leur Of Mercer
street have lost two children within the
week. Willie died last Sunday after
taS noon ana MS twin sister Mary died yes
held at San Gabriel tomorrow '
island. 'ooaT LOT the
Long Beach. 'ooay TOT
Miss Ada Brooks Of this city has b.sr
snhoe, l,hoe . = teacher In the kindergarten
secretary David Heap of Throon wbo
mas been confined to his home Nv rrsmo
matlsm, was able to be about todow
MAS Sommer and bride of San Fran.
CISCO are stopping at the Carleton ~,
tnsir weoolng trip. Mr.. Sommer is an
ola a. friend Of H. G. Hotaling Of this city.
D.. MI. anu MIS- ~. 70. Spaulding expect
from tomorrow. WEEK
Among Pasadenans who expect n
leave Saturday for Catalina are Mrs
!: B. Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ra,1
Mr.. and Miss Sargent. -Ai'
N. $. Leithead of the Star returned TO-
day from the island. ~
Miss Lucy G. MCGOWAN of this c;+v
has received an appointment as teacher
OF the Garvey public school at Alham-
bra.
w. II. Conrad returned this morning
frmo Mount Wilson and left again WITH
MS family who will remain about two
w. T. Hayhurst. formerly meat man
OF Pasadena. was in town yesterday