The herald., 1897-11-08
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

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aged so years, died this afternoon at
1:30 o'clock at her home, No. 920 East
Colorado street. She had been i'll only
two days previous to her death. Mrs.
Livingstone was born in 1877 in Penii-
sylvania. In 1857 she removed to the
new territory of Minnesota, residing
there up to ten years ago, when she
came to California. She hns lived in the
place where she died for the past eight
years. She leaves in this city a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Wheeler, q grandson, f. G.
Wheeler, and her husband. The funeral
services will be held Tuesday from the
residence. Rev. Allen Hastings will Of
ficiate and private interment will be
made In Mountain View cemetery. In
innate friends are invited to the services.
Samuel Livingstone, the aged husband
OF the deceased, has been separated from
his wife for some time on account OF do
inestic difficulties with which the public
is fnmiliar. He was not notified at once
of his wife's death, as he Is not in his
riSht mind, and 1t was not known what
effect the news might have upon him. A
friend of the family visited him this
evening for the purpose of breaking the
news to him.
TEMPERANCE MEETING
A mass gospel meeting was held this
evening in the M. +. tabernacle, which
was well filed by an attentive audience.
The occasion was the presence in the
city of Grand Chief Templar Rev. j. w.
Webb of Fresno, who will be in attend
ancc at the Good Templar convention
here beginning Monday. After a few in
troductory remarks by Rev. Clark
Crawford Rev. Webb was introduced
and spoke upon the aim and accomplish
ments of the order of Good Templars.
During the evening there was singing
by the church choir and by the church
quartet, composed of Mrs. W. Il. Clapp,
MISS Elizabeth Jones, DIR. Parker and
Charles A. Smith. Mr.. Smith also sang
SOLO. On the platform were seated
Mrs. L. j. Chamberlain Of Eureka, Hum
boldt county. who is the grand vice
templar; DIR. H. A. Reid of Pasadena,
the originator OF the prohibitive ordi-
nance; Mrs. Ellen Terpenning, vice.
president of the w. c. T. w.: Rev. Webb,
Rev. Crawford and Chief Templar John
A. Westring of the local lodge.
PHILOSOPHICAL
Mr.. E. Il. Savage of Los Angeles was
the speaker at the regular public meet
ing OF the Pasadena Theosophical soci-
ety. ut the board of trade rooms this
evening, Mr.. Sayage's subject was "The
Master Key to the Greater Mysteries of
Life" What humanity needs today
more than perhaps anything else is a
bright encouragement to do better and
be better. All are tired of being sermon
lied and preached at. A belief in itself
can never affect the destiny of the i'm
mortal soul. This life is but a school
for development, and as a natural Sc
quence there must be teacher who
knows the answer to all the lessons.
That teacher is the great wisdom re-
ligion, which opens to all the inner or
hidden side of nature and Of man. It
forbids its followers to believe anything
for 1t shows how all can prove it's teach
ings. All great religions affirm that "the
kingdom of heaven must be taken by
violence" showing that strong, deter
mined effort is necessary Men have too
long thought that II they just scraped
into some extraordinary heaven they
were doing fine thing. There is bnly
one master key that can unlock ali doors
that guard the powers and mysteries of
the hidden path, and it is divine, unset
fish love for ALL Whose would succeed
in the grand sweep Of evolution must
heip otnerS ana work for brotherhood
for the immutable law of the universe is
unselfish love and harmony.
BREVITIES
The Y. M. c. A., through the secre-
tary, Prof. Howland, has placed its
rooms over the Southern Pacific depot at
the disposal of the visiting Good Temp
lars next week. an act Of courtesy fully
appreciated by the order.
Mrs. Burgess. aunt of Mrs. A.. J.
Wright, arrived today from Worcester,
Mass, and is quite i'll at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright on Green street.
Walter Hadley and George Fassell
successfully coasted down the Wilson
peak trail on their bicycles today. They
were accompanied by several friends on
foot. The feat has not been accom-
plished before.