The herald., 1896-10-06


club the use Of the hall this evening.
has been disturbing few gold bug men
within the last two days.
A BASEBALL GAME
The game Of baseball at the bicycle
track grounds this afternoon between
the Old Timers and the Pasadena culb
was won by the latter by the score Of
II to l. The players were as follows:
Old Timers-Bob Clapp, catcher;
Henry Newly, pitcher; W. B. Clapp,
shortstop; F. J. Decker. first base; B. o.
Kendall, second base: Frank Childs,
third base: Rev. H. Elliott Ward, CEN
ter. field; F. NJ. Gates. left field; F. G.
Fulton. right field.
The Pasadena nine-Frank Beebe,
pitcher; Harry Blatenburg, first base;
James Smith, ,shortstop: Frank Boynton,
third base; A. c. Haynes. second base;
H. j. Leland, catcher; ]. Spencer, right
field; ]. Buchanan, left field: George
Newmeyer, center field.
Umpire-George Turner.
The two-thirds Of mile bicycle race
sport, was won by Win Wilson, H.
Kloeckner second, N. Woodville, third.
In this race Mitchell Stevens. young
man IS years of age, fell and broke his
collar bone. The accident was caused
by loose tire on Stevens wheel.
BREVITIES.
N. o. Hopkins, formenrly prominent
in Missouri politics, where he represent
ed Atchison county in the state legisla-
the age Of 72. Mr.. Hopkins death was
partly due to fracturing his thigh bone
in fall from street car about a week
ago.
The first union meeting in behalf Of
woman suffrage win be held at 8 o'clock
IN L.
room Of the Presbyterian church. Mrs.
R. N. Bulla Of Los Angeles will read pa
per on Citizenship, What It Involves and
What It Implies. Everybody invited.
Horace and james, Gaylord returned
last Friday from an extended trip
cific islands adjacent in search for botan-
ical and other specimens for the Smith
sonian institute. They were accompan-
led by Prof. Anthony, and many rare
and valuable specimens were secured.
Fourteen deer were killed on the trip.
The annual meeting Of the Z. M. c; A.
will be held in the association parlors
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The COM
fort of those present will be looked after
by the Ladies' auxiliary. One hour be-
fore the regular meeting, the board of
directors will meet in the secretary's Of
flee. All members are requested to at
tend promptly.
Mrs. James e. Dimond's music clesses
were entertained Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hurl-
but, on Garfield avenue, in honor Of Miss
Amy Hurlbut. who is pupil in the
class.
The funeral Of e. Crosby was held
yesterday afternoon at the homo of his
son, on South Fair Oaks avenue. The
services were very impressive and were
conducted by the @. A. r.
There were about 100 guests preeent
last Friday evening at the regular
on Eureka street. An excellent musical
program was rendered.
The following young people spent Sat-
urday in the vicinity of the Old Mill pic
nicking and playing games, etc.: Misses
Casterline. Blanch e Casterline, Wood,
Wickens, Dart. Randall and Moore, and
Messrs. Kelso. Randall, Palmateer. Al
len, Grinnell, Simpson and Robert Allen.
DR.. r. ]. Mohr has received the sad
news of the death of his brother, Harry
p, in a. railroad accident near Attum-
wa. Iowa, last Friday. The deceased
spent several months in Pasadena, and
ton and Quincy, with his residence In
Burlington.
]. E. Jardine is quite i'll at his home
near Garfield station.
Bishop johnson Is expected to visit
this city tomorrow from San Fran
cisco. He will be at La Solano.
Harry McMann has returned from a
trip through Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs Bent Of Highland Park
entertained Saturday at dinner in hon.
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham.
Mrs. Fife and daughter returned to-
day from Long Beach, where they have
been on account of Mrs Flies health.
Mrs. e. B. Hoag of Markham avenue
entertained at luncheon today.
g. w. Phillips and family Of Lincoln
avenue are changing their residence to
North Madison avenue. corner Of I'LL
nois street. y
Dr.. Prittie returned today from the
Assistant Postmaster Carrothers
spent yesterday at Santa Monica. :
Miss Rose left today for Chicago,
where she will reside
Grace Hill have returned from Squirrel
Inn.
H. B. Sherman Of the Santa Fe left
yesterday for Chicago on business
e. j. Pyle Is spending q few days at
Santa Monica.
N. o. Hopkins. the gentleman who
fractured his thigh some days ago in
getting off a street car in front of his
house on South Hill avenue, died yes
terday from q complication Of diseases
brought on and aggravated by the ac-
cident. Mr.. Hopkins, who was 72 years
OF age. came here from Missouri. where
ne served three times in the iegisla-
ure. He leaves a large family. The ac-
c1dent which caused Mr.. Hopkins
death might not have occurred had the
street been kept in god order. The
GUST Is very deep and the road is full