The herald., 1897-09-13
PASADENA

PASADENA, Sept 12.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) A party of distinguished citi-
asns from West Virginia were shown about
the city today by Hon. James McLachlan,
John Mcdonald and Hugh McMahan. The
party consists Of some fifty-eight ladies'
and gentlemen, among them being Gov
ernor Dovenor of West Virginia and Sen
ator O. S. Marshall from the same state.
The party last week presented silver
service to the gunboat Wheeling at San
Francisco, that having been their official
object in visiting California. Yesterday
John Mcdonald of this city, accompanied
the party to Santa Catalina island, stop
ping on the return at San Pedro. The party
expected to visit this city Friday, but owing
to a change in schedule their private car
did not arrive here until $3.50 this morning
by the Southern Pacific. One-half the
party. with Governor Dovenor, visited AL
pine tavern. Senator Marshall and friends
were entertained yesterday by Rev. Mrs.
Cowan Of North Marengo avenue. Senator
Marshall is Mrs. Cowan's nephew. To-
morrow Mrs. McMahan, who IS an old
schoolmate of the senator will entertain
them. The larger portion OF the party
left this afternoon for Los Angeles, intend
ing to visit Santa Monica tomorrow. They
are doing Southern California thoroughly
and express themselves as highly pleased
with the section. ]. Horosborough, 5r.,
manages the affairs Of the party.
BREvITIEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Pinney, Mrs An
ME Johnston and Miss Grace Johnston, rel
atives Of Miss Mary Johnston, who was
killed In the railroad wreck at Newcastle,
Col, went to Pomona today to break the
sad news to the mother of the dead girl.
No additional news has been received re-
garding the tragedy. The funeral services
will be held at Pomona.
The funeral of Lewis G.. Carry, aged 30
years, was held this morning at Reynolds
& Van Nuys' parlors, Rev. Clark Crawford
of the First NJ. E. church officiating. Mr..
Carry died of typhoid fever at Chino. He
formerly resided in this city, marrying
Miss Dickey while here. He has brother
Wiley H. Carry, residing on South Vernon
avenue. Interment was made in Mountain
View cemetery.
Two Cinnamon were in the recorders or
fee Yesterday afternoon In quest of some
account books, a box of tickets, ETC., which
Marshal Lacey secured when he raided the
gambling den in Chinatown some months
ago. They were told that these articles
were confiscated and could not be recov-
cred.
The case Of little Arthur Martin, the COL
ored lad aged II years who stole S. from his
mother has been allowed to rest for
time because the child has been taken very
i'll. Yesterday he was raving and fears
were entetained for his sanity. He Is said
to have been sick and irresponsible at the
time he took the cash.
The date of the meetings of the Pasadena
Theosophical society has been changed
from Sunday evenings to Tuesday evening
of each week.
Owing to the accident to the linemen on
the electric branch east Of town on Admis-
sion day, the trolley was not ready for the
cars today, as was expected. The cars
will probably be running about Tuesday,
after which half hour service will be the
order.
The contract for the bricks at the Hotel
Green annext has been awarded to the
Simons Brick and Contract company.
PERSONAL
Mr.. Prentiss was fined S. yesterday for
violating the hitching ordinance.
Mrs. A. c. Freer and son Mac have re-
turned from Long Beach.
Miss Jessie Vierick has returned from the
island.
H. C. Hotaling has returned from San
Francisco.
D. W. Ives and family have returned from
Long Beach.
The Marengo C. L. s. c. meets Monday
evening at the home of S. f. Johnson on
South Madison avenue.
Rev. N. H. G. Fife, Mrs. and Miss Fish
and Miss Agnes Knight have returned from
the east. They were in the wreck near
Emporia, Kansas.
H. B. Sherman and family spent the day
at Redondo