The herald., 1896-03-04
PASADENA

town for unknown parts last month,
returned as far as Los Angeles yester-
day, and was later brought up here
charged with defrauding his creditors,
upon complaint issued by the record
er last night. Bail was fixed at $1,000,
and bond was furnished by Moses Allen
and J. B. Hughes. Mr.. Allen had Wis
tied Stockton, Cslaveras and San Fran
cisco in search of work, but found that
Pasadena furnished as good prospects
as elsewhere. 1t is thought that the
matter will be fixed up without any
further legal proceedings.
A horse driven by Clifford Reel on
North Orange Grove avenue this MORN
ing became unmanageable and ran
away, damaging the buggy to which he
was attached, but injuring no one.
The Grown City Cycle club met this
evening for the purpose of considering
an application by number of citizens
for the Transforming of the clubs
rooms into a gymnasium.
Joseph N. Kinney of York Cliffs.
Me-, has purchased the lot at the north
west corner of Colorado street and
Raymond avenue and will erect new
business block in the near future.
John O'Brien was given bunk in
the Jail last night. He was taken in
at about 10 O'Clock, and some severe
cuts on his head we're cared for. He
said that he was sleeping in barn and
that some unknown person had sur
reptitiously "knifed" him. His clothes
we're laden with an odor suggestive Of
the bottle.
1t is proposed to open Henrietta
court through to Euclid avenue. A
street is greatly needed at this point,
Grant, some blocks below, being the
first one south of Colorado.
People are congratulating each other
on the rainstorm which wasn't pre-
dicted, but came down just the same.
Hail fell during the night and again at
about 7 O'Clock this morning. On the
mountains the snow is as far down as
Echo mountain.
A concert is given for the enjoyment
of guests at the Carleton each week.
For this coming Thursday musical
program has been arranged.
Prof. Clapp of the University Of Cal
ifornia, was a visitor at the high school
today. He came down for the especial
purpose OF inspecting the classes in
Latin and Greek.
A banquet followed the comforting of
the second degree at X. of p. lodge this
evening at which Grand Chancellor Sam
uels was present.
Julius Jacobs expects to leave on an
extended trip to Washington in few
days.
Mr.. Adams, the undertaken, has been
confined to his house all day by sick
ness.
Mr.. Manning of Boston is at the Casa
Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Robinson
are spending few weeks in Pasadena.
About thirty members Of Company I
turned out last night to the regular
weekly drill.
Rev. Frank Il. White, pastor of the
don, Eng, with his wife arrived in Pas
adena today.
Misses Emily Gregory ..and Mabel
Tremaine of Santa Barbara are guests
of Miss Buckley, South Marengo ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Longstreet, large
manufacturer of brick, of Matawan, N.
j., are at Hotel Green.
Mrs. J. M. Davis of Oakland, Cal,
and her sister. Miss e. May Morse, of
Shenandoah, Ia, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. Bryte, at 270 Concord
court.
Mr.. butcher, president of the New
York Central railroad, who has been a
guest for a few days at Hotel Green,
left today in his private Car for Hotel
del Coronado.
G. Fl. Albers and family have re.
turned from Elslnore hot springs,
where they have been for ten days, and
are at home on South Euclid avenue.
Hotel Green arrivals.-J. F. Sawyer,
Waverly, N. Y; John H. Van Deusen,
New Brunswick. N. j.; Fred w. Gam
we'll, Newark, N. j.; G. A. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin, J. r Webb, E. Devliu
and wife, Boston; j. r. Hampton. Wash
ington, d. G.; 7. H. Sailor, Goshen, Ind;
William Bliss and wife, Miss Mildred
Barnes, Newport; w. j. Colburn and
wife, Toledo, O.; Charles Seegers and
family, f. E. Champlin and wife, F.
Hayes and wife, Chicago; Charles G.
Anthony and wife, E. P. Kellam. Los
Angeles; G. G. Hetheld, Brooklon;
Theodore Fl. West and wife, st. Louis
j. r. Bancroft and wife, Des Moines,
la; George K. McGaw and wife, Balti
more; w. Lubie and wife, Wilmington,
Col; Robert M. Wylie and wife, Balti-
more; George A. Marden and wife,
Lowell; George M. Curtis and wife,
Mrs. Jennie Munson, Mrs. G. r. Our
tis, Meriden, Conn; Mr.. James Nc
Henry, Miss Mamie McHenry, New
York; J. L. Peirpont and wife, Mr..
Charles FL. Curtis, M. J. Steffen, w. M.
Baldwin, Chicago; W. J. Burns and
wife, Miss Cora Burns. Pittsburg; Mrs.
Ida Webb, Misses Mabel and Caroline
Webb, Mr.. Jacob Ulmer and wife,
Charles Lentz and wife, Chas. Hol-
brook and wife and daughter, Phila-
delphia; Richard De Witt, Albany. N.
Y; George W. Robinson and wife, New
York; Mrs. r. P. Logan, Miss N. Jean
McLevy, Philadelphia: j. s. Watson
and wife, S. M. Lamson. Chicago; w.
s. Hughes, U. s. N; Chas. A. Billing,
Miss Billing, G. w. Billing, Cleveland; !;
A. l.. Kean, Elizabeth, N. Y; Mrs. w.
P. Griffin, New York; Mrs. X, l.. Falm-
erstock, Leadville, Col; Mrs. Lewis,
Gunnison, Col.
Sure of 1t This Time
"John! John!"
Mr. TilIua caased snorino