The herald., 1896-03-19

Foreign Missionary society opened last
evening at The Presbyterian church with the
young peoples meeting. which was W. Al
attended. The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. H. A. Newell. superintendent of the
young peoples missionary work. At ser a
abort address of welcome by Rev. n. H. G..
IA, Miss Murel Fisher of Tustin read an
inoeresting paper on the work of the Junior
Christian Eudeavor missionary.
~ Bible Echoes" was responded to by
eight young ladies.
Ralph Bailey read a paper on the Senior
G. E. missionary work. after Which Miss
Eamuels of Los Angeles read q paper on
tho missionary bands and circles of the
Los Angeles Presbytery. She said that
there were only ten outside of Sunday
ecAooI bands. and then she described the
wusk they were doing.
The report of the treasurer for thei:past
yeer wss read by Miss X. Curry, show ng
What each Presbyterian c. E. society in the
diD1rict had contributed.
Hiss Chambers read . paper ON Memory
Eeiess, paying tender tribute to Miss
Ma1Aof Judkin.
Hsv. Ny Poon Chew briefly spoke of mis-
siunary work of the young people among
tho Chinese.
,Niss Katherine Wambod, who ia about
to start for Corea to enter into missionary
work, gsve an able address upon the work.
Mis- Edith Weaver recited q POEM bear
ing upon the subject Of cheerful giving and
~ exercises closed with . prayer offered
by Rev. Mr.. Stewart Of Redllnds and q
hymn by the congregation.
This morning. g exercises included an ad-
dreeu Of welcome by Mrs. J. B. Stewart,
response by Mrs. Minor, the appointment
1t eoepmittooo and the reports of the Off.
cArs. At noon luncheon was served in the
ch4pel and sessions we're held in the after
noA'n and evening:
OBJECTED TO TAXES
a 1oI, V~y,<
on the water pipe ditch ON East Colorado
streeA, was arrested ard tried this after.
neon IN Justice Merriani's court for shik-
ina b. Williams with ID shovel yesterday
affsrnox,u. Mr.. Williams, who 10 . deputy
county ta,x collector, was collecting poll
for his tax the latter refused to pay il.
Williams said he would garnishee his
WAGES, which 80 enragbd Brown that he
struck Williams with b h shovel and after
wards with his fist. At the trial Brown
stated that hs was out Of money
work 1t all and he vras desperate at the
idea Of parting with what little he had been
able to earn, having just got job. The
court let him of with $40 fine or ten days
in Jail, and having NO money he went 10
Jail.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
AT q special NEE ting of the board of
trade yesterday after noon matters relating
to Pasadena's repres entation on the Fiesta
were discussed, several designs for floats
being inspected. T hat of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Chaplin was most in favor and will
probably be adopte d providing sufficient
cash 10 raised to put all the plans into exc
cution. The sum Of S595 has been sub
scribed 90 far. The decorated tallyhos
will be arranged for in any case, SIS hav-
ing been appropriated for each school or
society which will decorate one Of the We
Aicles.
MI. Greer reported on behalf of the
Merchants Protective association that Mr..
E.P. Boynton had been agreed upon as
secretary, and the board of trade concurred
IN the selection, Mr.. Greer and Mr.. Dag
xett to arrange with Mr.. Boynton to repre-.
sent both organizations. The room is be.
ing furnished At cost not exceeding $500.
The board Of trade gu arters will be quite
attractive.
While riding horse up Fair Oaks at IL
O'Clock this morning, Harry Bothell, of
Chambers livery, ran into lumber wagon
of Patten e. Davies, at the corner of Green
street. Young BotnelI could not stop the
horse and both he and the animal were
thrown and the heavy wagon ran over
them. Bothell was picked up unconscious
and carried into DR.. Rosenberger's drug
store where he was attended by Drs. Row.
land and Rosenberger's, and was soon able
over the young mans legs and over the
hindquarters of the horse.
Ralph Buchanan who runs a boot-black
stand near the Colorado street cross
ing of the Santa Fe, attemptd
TO jump fast moving southbound
train Monday afternoon, and not calculat-
ing the speed accurately. he slipped and
narrowly escaped going under the wheels.
He had presence Of mind enough to hold
on by the hands and get of with bad
SCARF. He has since vowed never to try
the feat again.
The following new members were initi-
last evening: C. E. Getchel, F. M. Gates,
C. ]. Crandall, E. M. Martin, Walter
Simons, b. L. Hutchins, Mel Chadbourne,
Chas. H. Granger, }. o. McCament, NJ. ID.
Wood, George W. Coils. r. B. vose, Whit
tier Elliott. c. H. Heiser, Frank II. Long
and V. l.. Ward.
The funeral of ]. P. Early of Lincoln
Park was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
and the remains inferred at Mountain
View cemetery.
The Lake Vineyard company is laying
new l2-inch water pipe IN Colorado street,
from Euclid to Lake avenues.
Will H. Pinney, circulator for the News,
10 soon to be married to Miss Helen V.
johnson of Pomona.
DR.. and Mrs. Fordyce Grinnell of North
1arengo avenue. very pleasantly enter
tanned q number OF the officers of the Sal
walton Army yesterday evening.
DR.. Isaac Elliott is expected to take up
his residence at Long Beach in few days.
F.. H. Zombro of San Bernardino was a
guest Of W. E. Arthur yesterday.
Rev. J. w. Phelps, formerly pastor of
the First Methodist church OF this city.
came over from San Luis Obispo today on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Sharand Of New Or.
leans are guests at the Green.
M. c. Brinton of the Carlton is visiting
friends at Redlands.
The Christian Endeavor society will give
. literary entertainment Friday evening at
the Presbyterian church, at which Mr.. I'D
son will give an interesting Chalk Talk,
and the subject for the evening will te
Modern Artists.
A ball will be given by the Lady Macca-
bees Thursday evening, March Goth, in the
Knights of Pythias hall. Dancing will be
enjoyed to the delicious strains of Low
insky's orchestra.
The high school will be closed on Thurs
day and Friday, the Goth and 9th, and
the grammar school on Friday only, to en-
able the teachers to attend the Califor MIA
Teachers institute at Los Angeles next
week.
The electric cars were delayed short
time this noon by the breaking of hay
wagon while crossing the track, the hay
being precipitated to the ground.
There will be delightful entertainment,
including tableaux and music at the
Green Saturday afternoon for the benefit
Of the Landmarks club and under the
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