The herald., 1897-11-22
Los ANGELES COUNTY
PAsADENA

PA0ADENA, Nov. 21.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Impressive services over
I the remains Of Mrs. J. w. Hugus, who
died At her home, 1.-THE Highlands" east
+ Of Altadena, Friday night, were held
this afternoon at o'clock at the Episco-
pa, church. Rev. Hasket Smith, the
pastor, ofIiclating, in the presence Of a
large number Of sorrowing friends. It
is seldom that funeral calls forth so
general q demonstration Of grief as did
enae Of Mrs. Hugus, whose friends were
numerous In this city and. In fact,
throughout the west. Both Rev. Mr..
Smith and Dean A. g. 8. Trew Of Los
Angeles made touching tribute to the
oeceased. whom Rev. Trew has known
Tor more than a decade. The church
was crowded with people. The choir
boys sang Nearer My God to Thee" and
lead, Kindly Light" The floral OFFER
1ngs included q pillow Of white carna-
tions, = bunch Of maidenhair ferns and
carnations and profusion of smilax
and roses. The pallbearers were Walter
Wotkyns. J. r. Greer, DR.. RadabauRh.
=. G. Bolt. q. r. Hull and James Craig.
Private interment was made In Noun
~~se@ = @SV SSAAtSSCbys
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
The annual rally Of the city Sunday
schools was held this afternoon in the
n. p. tabernacle, Mr.. Diel presiding.
The tabernacle was crowded, among the
congregation being large delegations
of children from the different schools,
The following program was rendered: !:
Enn8 ekEtdda% music by orchestra; song,
Slsd6V " the Bibie:" ScripturaI reading,
Rev. NJ II. G. Fife; prayer, Rev. Allen
Hastings: song. What a Friend" ad-
dress. Rev. c. T. Wilson; orchestra:
song, Stand Up" primary examination
Of clatU by Mrs. H. H. Dutton: song.
Onward Christian Soldier:" benedic-
sion. Rev. Crawford; orchestra.
A SACRED CONCERT
The sacred concert given this after
noon ct the Universalist church was
attended by large audience. The pro-
gram included:
Organ prelude. "Preiudio," Third So
Invocation.
Responses ''Oh Lord. My Gsd!". 80. Buck
EIdeli0 string quartet, Aria. Bach
solo, Sslve Regina. Buck
h. o. Kendall.
OrKap sohertory, palm Sunday. .Maiily
onartet,I Sought the Lord. -. Stevenson
String quartet, "Adagio". Kaiser
Suertet ........................... Haydn
Quartet. Praise the Lord" 49,. .Neukomm
neHediction.
Organ: postlude, "restive March," in d
.....s.s'............... Smart
F1deI!pr string quartet-First violin. Miss
Edna Foy: second violin, Miss Beatrice
Kohlet: viola. Miss vella Knox: cello,
Mrs Shoemaker; organist. Miss Ina
Goodwin.
Quartet Soprano. Miss Elisabeth Jones:
cohttalto, Mrs. B. o. Kendall: tenor,
Mr.. II. e. Lucas: baritone, Mr.. b. o.
Kepdall.
At.the conclusion Of this program Rev.
WIN Jones, the pastor. gave very in
teresting lecture upon the Cuban ques-
tion, taking sides against President Nc
Kinley's policy.
DREvITIEs
Night Watchman Frank Wright ar
rested three hobos this afternoon In the
WILLOWS on Soutlt Fair Oaks avenue near
Arlingtoh Heights A lady resident in
the uelghborhood complained that this
claek. Of men are constantly encampinS
IN the vicinity. The three hobos gave
their names as H. Considine. Ray Usher
ana James Pegler. They are young
lyaen, and seem to be the genuine article.
No, weapons were found on them save
tcr raxprs and pocket knives. They
spent the night in the city jail. and will
appear tomorrow before Recorder Ros-.
siter tor sentence.
Roy L. Lewis. the l-year-old son of
Frank and Lulu Lewis. died today in.
IN angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lived,
II to = few years ag6. on the corner of
04r4et6 Avenue, and Adena street. this
city Later they moved to Long Beach.
peceased was their third child. Inter-
tisept ttlll be made in Mountain View
eeu44tSry on Tuesday.
~. Harriet Wesley. wifeIbf H. WeS-
leyt dl4& last night at the family resi-
4en08 ton the corner Of Painter street and
eun3mat avenue. aged about Is years:
Qcceesed had been . resident here six
toeniyeera. and leaves here her husband
ehQ 4 daughter, Mrs. Charles Drew.
Nnnerel services will be held tomorrow
'i1lptttngsn i 10 o'clock from the residence.