The herald., 1897-09-25
PASADENA

PASADENA, Sept. 24-(Regular Cores
pondence) telephone message tnls
evening announced that a change OF venue
had been arranged for in the Haskin case
of disturbing the peace. The case VIII be
tried in the South Pasadena court before
J,,stjce Young. Haskin is very much
elated over the result of habeas corpus pro-
ceedings in Judge Van Dykes court at
n M today, whereby the charge OF adul-
terry against him is dropped. He says ne
will 20 back soon and reopen the hotel IN
Sierra Madre.
Some time ago Constable Sam Wallis
loaned j. H. Hubbard four good silver
hunks. Since then Sam has said IN vain:
"Pay what thou owest," and yesterday
Hubbard was called before the high stew
ard, in the person Of Justice Merriam.
Have you any money in your possesslon!
Hubbard wa asked Its none OF your
business" responded Hubbard. whereupon
Justice Merriam reminded him that he
was in danger of being fined for contempt.
The plaintiff pressed the question. and
Hubbard responded rather heatedly that
he had S., So the justice just emptied
Hubbard's pockets by fining him 80 1or
contempt. This would have seemed salts
factory, but still Wallis was not satisied.
The case was continued until today, Wnen
Hubbard settled up with the constable.
Some Los Angeles papers have been cry
ing out in regard to the cruelty OF Pasa-
dena officials in locking Harry Haas up in
the local jail simply for stealing a
shovel. The fact is that young Haas, VINO
cannot be trusted in any way, has given the
officers considerable trouble of late. He
was clicked up in Jail because there was
no other place for him to be kept safely,
pending the disposition of his case. so
far from treating mischievous boys with
"cruelty,' 1t is we'll known that more than
once Marshal Lacy has taken considerable
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this week that another small boy picked
up by him was put to bed in his own house
and cared for by his family so well that the
boy remarked that "he guessed he'd stay
there"
BREvITIES
Company rs semi-annual state shoot
occurs tomorrow at the new range on the
San Rafael hill, beginning at $3.50 a. m. and
lasting all day. Two dollars fne is inn
posed upon any member who is not present
during the day. Regmental Inspector
Thaxter will be in charge.
At a meeting this morning of the Mer-
chants Protective association 1t was de-
cided to have an excursion to Mount Lowe
on October 6. Secretary Boynton was
elected to make the necessary arrange
ments. The fare for the round trip, in
cluding meal at Alpine tavern, will be 50.
Pablo Corrales, the Mexican who was
arrested a few days ago and taken into
Los Angeles. was yesterday pronounced
an idiot by Judge Clark. Constable
Wallis Of this city was present as the
complaining witness.
Chinaman was fined S. this afternoon
for leaving his horse standing unhitched.
The funeral Of Frank Grimm, aged u, of
North Mentor avenue, will be held at Lip
pencott's chapel tomorrow, Saturday, at
4 p. m. Only invited friends will be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Van Nuys entertain
ed friends last night at their home on
North Raymond avenue IL honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace E. White of Oakland.
Progressive initials were played. The
house was decorated with geraniums,
roses. smilax and carnations. Mrs. H. l.
Stuart and Henry Newly won first prizes,
and Mrs. Newby and DR.. Parker consola-
tion. Music and refrehments were en-
joyed. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 1. Stuart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newby, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Test Mr..
and Mrs. c. U. Bunnell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Prinz, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Miss Unthank.
Miss Hubbard of North Raymond ave-
nue. entertained lady friends at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs E. H. Kellum
of Los Angeles. The house was decorated
with La France roses, and tables were laid
for fourteen. The guests were Mrs. T. r.
Kellum, Mrs. A. A. Libby, Jr.; Mrs. H. j.
Macomber. Mrs. Foster, Misses Libby,
Daggett, Bolt Dobbins, Shoemaker, Craig
and Greble.
PERSONAL
George Dell, conductor on the Los Robles
branch of the electric road is laid off ON ac-
count of illness.
Mrs ]. w. Hugus is spending few days
at Redondo
Bishop John p. Newman of the Methodist
church will be in the city tomorrow.
* Mrc Tnh OF ADJ
from England for America
Mr.. and Mrs. F., L. Ryder have returned
from Long Beach.
Mrs. E. b. Hosmer and Mrs. W. ]. Rich
ardson have returned from the east.
Joseph Morton and family of Everett,
Mass. have located in Pasadena for the
winter.
V. Marsh returned home yesterday from
Japan.