The herald., 1898-10-01
THE PASADENA BUDGET
ANOTHER DEAF MAN CHARGED
BY A CAR
Nimrods Return From oregon-New
Teacher for the Overcrowded High
School-Hobos Arrested

"PPSe'io " nave DCcli CduSC0 Wy thS oCcL-
ness Of the victim, who. in spite of the loud
and continuous ringing Of the bell. ran his
team straight into a car with disastrous
effect. Allen L. Waddell of 149 South Los
Robes avenue was driving out of his prem
ises carly this morning with a load of hay,
to which he had hitched three mules
abreast. A South Loop car was coming
down the avenue at moderate rate of
speed, and the motorman, seeing that
Waddell was driving down the track, rang
the gong vigorously, but the old gentleman
took no notice. The track was slippery
| from the drizzling rain that fell for a short
time this morning, and 1t was impossible
to stop the car in time to prevent striking
the mules and overturning the load Mr..
Waddell was thrown off the load, striking
on his back and bruising himself consider
ably, though he Is not thought to be seri-
ously hurt One of the mules had to be
shot. The pole of the wagon ran a hole
through the side Of the car and broke
window, and when Motorman Webster and
Conductor Gilmore brought 1t downtown
1t was rather a dilapidated affair There
was but one passenger on the car at the
time the accident occurred, lady, and
she was not injured in the least. though
somewhat frightened by the sudden stop.
Pasadena Brevities
Mayor George D. Patton and VIII Davies
returned triumphant last night from their
Oregon hunting trip. They killed four
black bears and four deer and any guam
tity of small game. The Rough River
mountains, Ore, where they went, abound
in game of all sorts and furnished the
party with great sport.
Gardener Schluck complains that there
was misstatement of facts in this corre-
spondence yesterday. Mr.. Schluch says
that Justice Rossiter has not yet decided
his case. and claims that he had only been
paid one months wages, having worked
eight days over that time
The Primrose club held its grand opening
ball at the Auditorium last night. Schil-
linger's orchestra furnished excellent mu-
sic colored walters fitted about, answer
ing the beck and call of guests and seeing
to their physical comfort, while the club
members, decked in their colors of pink and
white, made themselves a committee of
the whole to entertain their guests. Her.
man Myer, the president, and Miss Della
Clinch led the grand march.
The members of the Chautauqua literary
and scientific circles and their friends met
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last night to ar
range the course of study for the winter
Addresses upon the work were made by DR..
Solon Briggs, Prof. A. L. Hamilton, Prof.
W. p. Hammond and Prof. A. H.
Collins. English literature and history
and walks and Talks in the
Geological Field" by Prof. Winchell, will
be the subjects of study this winter Vocal
and instrumental selections closed the
meeting.
Marengo circle, c. L. s. c., will meet at
the home of Mrs. Johnston. 141 North Los
Robles, next Monday evening for the an
nual election of officers
The W. c. T. U. held meeting at the NJ.
Z. church yesterday, at which Mrs. A.
Emmonson, with Mrs. Holt as alternate.
was elected delegate to the woman's par
lament A committee was appointed to
arrange for reception to be rendered to
the honorary members of the Union at an
carly date October 26 will be observed as
a day of prayer for the national convention.
which Is to be held in st. Paul early in
November
Miss Bertha Webster was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Charles H. Cole at the brides
home on Lincoln avenue last night. Rev.
T. c. Douglass performed the ceremony
and Mrs. Ward Houck played the wedding
march. After the wedding a feast was
served, and many presents were given the
bride and groom. They will live at 325
Lincoln avenue.
A meeting wilS be held Friday evening
by the Philodonian society to- arrange for
a dance to be held the last part of October.
The high school In this city became so
cvorcrowded that 1t was necessary for the
trustees to appoint an extra teacher to IA
cilitate he work Prof Roy D. Ely prin-
cipal of the Grant school has been trans
ferred to the high school and Miss Kate
Chaffee was elected to ill the vacancy thus
created in the Grant scool.
Lisle Bye, young Pasadenan who sailed
on a German ship bound for Europe last
February. has written home to- his father
IN this city telling of his voyage and ar
rival at Antwerp, after five months trip.
Hc sailed from Portland, Or. around tho
Horn" and has many interesting details
of the trip to relate
About one hundred and fifty friends of
Throop attended the reception that was
held last night in honor Of the new mem
bers of the faculty and the new students
which thirty couples indulged in dancing
A Chinaman by the name of Wong Tung
went on the rampage this morning in
Chinatown and was arrested in In conse-
ouence The same celestial was arrested
and tried on a charge of insanity last year.
but was not committed.
Two alleged hobos were brought before
Justice Merriant this morning. One of
them pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
five days in Jail, and the other will be tried
by jury next Wednesday.
Personal
Miss Belle Gauffman died in Pasade emo
yesterday The remains will be cremated
tomorrow at II o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Lukens have returned from
their outing in Bear valley. They intend
to build big house In the valley next
year.
Mrs. w. b. Joy of Long Beach is the guest
Of NJ. d. Painter for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Daggett and Miss
Maud Daggett have returned from Redon-
do Beach.
William c. Bray of Pasadena has been
admitted to practice In the United States
courts.
Tomorrow the members of the Pasadena
Gun club open the seasons hunting at
their grounds at Long Beach. The party
will include H. NJ. Stats Joe Welsh, Alfred
Perrin, @. A. Gibbs, b. W. Hahn. " L.
Ward and Jose Blick.
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All members of the county central COM