The herald., 1898-04-15
KING GIVES his SIDE
pF HIS ALTrRcATToN WITH THE
DErUTY CONSTABLE
Very Different Story From Wallis.
Several Counts Against King.
=. Brevities and Social

pAsADENA, April A.-(Onice Oh Ine
x4arald. 5s East Colorado street.) "A. D.
ISinr again appeared before Justice Aaer-
riam this morning upon the charse VI
threatening to kill Deputy Constable sam
wallis near NorwHlk some weeks ago
when Wallis went to serve papers IN an at
thnhrnent case. Wallis story was contra
dicted today be the defendant, MS TWO
stepdaughters and b young man MANNED
power, These witnesses stated that w aiiis
wns kindly received and that he was even
asked To stay to dinner. This, In the race
Of Wallis tale of his adventure souhos
very strange. Wallis, Upon MS return from
Norwalk the day Of the trouble, stated tnat
he found King as he had just arriveu d.
his house in a buggy. He declared .ha'
King guessed his errand and immeoia'eiS
became warlike, rushing into the nouse'
acquiring his shotgun and escorting Waiiis
about the place, all the time threatening
20 Kill him should he take the COWS IN pay
ment for the bill held by the constapie'
King admitted tearing up the attachmene
writ. the pieces Of which Wallis preserved
Kinr testified that he thought the paper no
longer of use. Justice Merriam hearo tne
contradictory evidence and reserved MS oe-
cision until the testimony OF the witnesses
can be transcribed and signed. King Will
appear on Saturday on supplementary pro-
ceedings brought to ascertain "hat prop
ertv he actually owns. He has also been
cited to appear and Show cause why ne
should not be found guilty OF contempt OF
court In tearing up the writ. Attorney Ap-
pei represents King.
The Pasadena Deciduous Fruit exchange
has been formed, with Prof. e. u. Ieppets
president and Thomas ]. Ashby secretary.
The exchange includes associations from
Altadena, I.amanda Park, La Canyada,
South Pasadena and Eagle Rock. Among
independent fruit growers who have joined
are p, w. Lloyd, Il. A. Bonine and Mr.
House. A man will oversee the dryers
The packing and ware house Is south of
the Santa Fe station on South Broadway
were the fruit will be hauled, boxed and
shipped. A deal has been made with the
Southern California Fruit exchange where
by the same statesmen will handle oranges,
lemons and dried fruit.
Brevities
At the annual meeting Of All Saints
Episcopal vestry H. G. Reynolds, j. Blake
we'll Phillips, j. w. Hugus, w. II. Hill, A.
w. Armstrong. c. J. Willett, c. c. Brown
and j. r. Dreer, Jr. were elected vestry.
The reports for the past year were read.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Miller died this morning
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Miller. on North Fair Oaks ave-
nue.. Death resulted from cancer after
long illness. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock from the
residence. Interment will be made In
Mountain View cemetery. number of
relatives and friends mourn Miss Miler's
Joss.
Social Events
, The Las Amigas club was entertained
1ast evening at the Carleton hotel by Mrs.
M. Ayers, Mrs. George II. Weaver and Mrs.
Cook. The roll call was responded to by
quotation. Later, games were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pierce of South Paea-
dena avenue entertained at dinner last
evening. Later "McG.uty" was played.
Miss Newby won ladies' first prize; Mr..
Klamroth gentleman's first; Mrs. Rider and
Mr.. Newby won BOBBY prizes.
Mrs. Rebecca Cobb and David Cochran
were married by Rev. Clark Crawford last
evening at the NJ. Z. parsonage. They will
live at 30 Little avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scudder of Grand avenue
entertained last evening. Today they left
for Catalina.
Personal
r. A. Stoweli is at Catalina.
Sherman Washburn spent yesterday IN
Riverside county.
Harry lenn is recovering from an illness.
q. o. Gale and family leave tomorrow for
Chicago.
Miss Angle Mccartney is visiting friends
ct Alameda.
Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thompson arrived
from Boston yesterday.