The herald., 1897-10-08
PASADENA

PASADENA, oct. i-(ReSuldr COrres-
pondence). The handsome home of Mrs.
Simeon G. Reed on the northwest corner
of South Orange Grove avenue and Maylin
street was entered by burglar last night.
The unknown man pried up a screen to
the pantry and distracted from the side
board a full set of silverware, including
water pitcher. platter tea set. salt and
pepper holders, spoons, etc. Some bed
ding was taken from the line in Mrs. c.
E. Woods yard near by Mrs. Reed had
an iron clock which was in the habit of
stopping when moved This morning the
clock was found removed. 1t had stopped
at 4:05, from which circumstance it is
supposed that the burglary took place at
that time. No occupants of the house
were disturbed by the entry. A suspicious
stranger has been seen lurking about the
house during the last few days. Once he
asked to see the telephone, and again he
was surprised when near the porch. He
wished to see the number of the house.
he explained when accosted.
A NEW CHURCH
Bishop Montgomery of the Catholic
church has secured the southeast and
northeast corners of Walnut street and
Fair Oaks avenue as the site for the new
Catholic church. negotiations for which
have been so long going on. The deal was
closed today. Miss Emma A Hill sells
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ten-room house. The southeast corner,
145x2o0, was sold by Jane Sunshine and
others, The price paid for the two proper
ties approximates sS000 A number of
wealthy Catholics, among them Michael
Cudahy. the meat packer. will contribute
the means for the erection of very hand
some edfice. The house on the northeast
corner will probably be remodeled for
school purposes. The sales were made by
Mcdonald, Brooks & Co
BREVITIES
This morning at 10 o'clock was set for
the further hearing of the case of Hawley
against Wall for disturbing the peace.
George Wall, the young defendant who
held Mr.. Hawley up Tuesday night near
San Gabriel and tried to force him at the
point OF revolver to take a drink was on
hand with his father, Dr. Wall. and his
attorney, A. r. Metcalfe. John Chowner
Tor the people. testified that he too had
been the victim of Wallis cowboy spirits,
mat he was driving at the time with his
wife and that he did not think young
Wall much resembled the ferocious high
wayman he pretended to be. Neither
Nialls revolver or bug juice tempted him
sentence was deferred until tomorrow
morning in Justice Merriams court. AT
that time, too Wall will be given a chance
to plead in the case of petit larceny pre-
1erred against him by Henry Burgess of
San Gabriel. The Mexican. Corrales. is
in on the larceny charge. but was not
drunk enough to engage in the holding
up. According to his story young Wall
was just like one of NJ Quad's bad" men
that night. He had forced every barten
der on the route from San Gabriel home
10 fnrnlsh the drinks and then to even In
matters mad tried to force every stranger
they met to take the drinks.
Samuel Pierce returned today with his
wagon from desert prospecting trip He
had very rough time of it first and last
contriving to drop about sixty pounds of
nesh while away. He picked up nothing
peslces a few big hunks of experience
winch he will use to keep himself safe al
home in future, His horse strayed. he
himself got lost several times, and he was
afflicted with sores which necessitated
the bandaging of his hands.
Pasadena Lodge No % was instituted
this evening in Odd Fellows hall with
htty-hve members. C. NJ. Simpson was
elected past president and H. Fodering-
ham president ard f. Garfield yice-nresi
dent, a. F. j. Joraschky secretary w T
Williams secretary; physicians Drs. ]. S.
Hodge and c. A. Briggs The next meet.
ing VIII be held one week from tonight.
The death of Frederick E. Wood owner
OF me local circulation of the Los Angeles
Times. occurred yesterday in Chicago Of
oiabetes. Mr.. Wood was very well known
mere being member of the Twilight cluh
While In this city he built a home on
Eldorado drive He went east some months
ago to Chicago, where his father DR.
Wood, resides.
Mrs Ballou will entertain the Ios Ro-
bles Avenue Literary club October 15th
from 2:50 to p. m. Mrs. Mcpherson and
Misses Horton and Stevenson had charge
of the printed program which was potten
CUT 1or the occasion. Italy" will be the
subject for study '"e
Personal
Mrs. Calender of Colorado street is r.
covering from her Illness
Mrs. NJ. Larkin has returned from penr-
sylvania.
A. c. Israel of Chicago is at the car,e.
ton.
Dr. Field and family have returned from,
Long Beach. o'''
Mrs. ]. l.. Whitmore went to Santa Mon.
lea today.
Mrs. J. W. Camper was at Long Beach
yesterday and today.
Edwin Greble has returned from San
Francisco. Na''
Mrs. Theodore Simpson is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stout.
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