The herald., 1898-02-11
PASADENA BUDGET
TIRE RUNAwAys DISTURB THE
cITY's PEACE
The Medical Association Discusses
Scarlet Fever-An Unfortunate
Horse Trade-Social Notes

for Munger & Griffith went flying dowr
Fair Oaks avenue from Union street. ir
the wake OF a frightened beast which
when pulled up BY the boy, was started or
, again by being struck by the wagon, thu
side straps having broken. The beast was
brought to standstill before any con,
siderable damage was done. At about
o'clock this evening J. N. Saunders milk
team started from Adella avenue ran or
walnut on Raymond to the corner oi
Colorado street, where 1t passed between
the curb and DR.. Prittie's plate glass win
dow. thence along Colorado street and
turned up Fair Oaks avenue. A twenty.
pound weight was dragged all this dis
tance. On the corner a man got in the
BACK OF the wagon and the horses rar
straight into the open doorway of Rogers
Bros. butcher shop on North Fair Oaks
avenue. wagon and all. Milk was spilled
bottles smashed and the wagon consider
ably damaged. The third runaway oc-
CURED while the second was being attended
TO. 1t was Chinaman's vegetable cart
which when last seen was tearing west
ward along Union street.
DOCTORS DISCOURSE
The monthly meeting of the Pasadena
Medical association was held this evening
In the offices OF Drs. James and Briggs
with Drs. Briggs Brigham, Case, Cary,
Chaplin, Grinnell James. Kearns. Praeger
Royal. Stephens. Van Slyck and Weir pres
ent Health Officer DR.. F. F. Rowland
was to have given "reminiscences of the
recent scarlet fever epidemic and the duties
OF the health OFFICER were to have been
discussed. but the doctor is unfortunately
eonfned to his home by illness. The ques-
'tion was discussed nevertheless, though at
the next meeting 1t will be more fully
treated. DR.. Weir opened the discussion
by criticising the existing ordinance bear
ing upon the health department and emu
merated the duties OF the health officer.
DR.. Praeger thought that all health mat
ters should be under federal authority
Or. Briggs reported an interesting case of
scarlet fever complicated with diphtheria.
'Drs. Royal, Van Slyck and others also re-
ported interesting cases which came under
their notice. and the question was laid
over to the next monthly meeting.
LINCOLN EXERCISES
Friday the Lincoln school will have ex-
ercises commemorative OF the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln, which occurs on Sat-
urday The prize won by the school in the
Tournament Of Roses parade was sold and
fine picture of Lincoln was bought with
the proceeds. This picture. as well as a
nag which was donated. will be formally
presented and accepted tomorrow. Some
pupils from each department will give Sc
lections of patriotic nature. These exer-
cises will take place on the first floor in
the hall The other public schools will
celebrate both Lincolns and Washington's s
birthdays on the 2lst instant.
CRIME AND CASUALTY
Harry Gordon, arrested for vagrancy,
was given twenty days in jail by Justice
Merriam this morning.
John 7. Williams, arrested some time
ago for stealing lap robes from the
sitter this morning and pleaded not guilty
to the charge Not being able to furnish
bond. he was taken back to the county
jail to await trial.
I, II. r. Townsend, butcher who is with
Rogers Bros. OF North Fair Oaks avenue.
met with painful accident late last night
which will confine him to his home for
some time. He accidentally stepped into a
basin of hot lard and was severely burned
about the legs.
A HORSE TRADE
The other day George Beck of Franklin
avenue traded horses with tinsmith
named Morris. giving him 80 to boot This
morning Beck found his old horse back In
its stable and the better horse for which
he had traded gone. 1t is presumed that
Morris made the exchange during the
night and. acting upon this assumption,
Beck swore out warrant charging Nor
ris with grand larceny. Deputy Constable
Wallis looked for Morris today without
finding him.
LECTURES
DR.. Cook of Boston lectured to a full
house in the NJ. e. church this evening on
Longfellow and Whittier. The lecture was
very interesting one, the lecturer quoting
frequently from the two poets and por-
traying their sentiments in mastery
manner. His words were addressed to the
high school pupils in particular in whom
the doctor takes great interest
Prof g. Wharton James delivered an in
teresting free lecture this evening In the
Universalist church, both downstairs and
upstairs being well filled. His subject was
Illustrated with 100 photographs illustrate
ing the home of Ramona, the old missions
the Grand Canyon. Moqui snake dance,
Acoma and Zuni. A collection was taken
up to defray expenses.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Laura Packard and Mr.. George A.
Daniels were married this afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, on South
Lake avenue. Only few intimate friends
were present at the ceremony, following
which Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels left for Cata-
lima for brief stay. Miss Packard was
the assistant librarian at the public IL
brary for a number of years and the groom
Is the junior member of the lumber and
mill firm of Mann & Daniels They will re-
side on North Lake avenue.
Mrs. William G. Colwell Of Henrietta
Court this afternoon entertained 1.-THE AZ
fair" the afternoon being devoted to
needlework, followed by the serving of an
elaborate supper. The members present
were Mrs. w. N. Van Nuys, Mrs. L. l..
Test, Mrs. T. J. Williams, Mrs. w. E.
buckingham, Mrs. L. e. Jarvis, Mrs.
James Parker Mrs. Tyler Parker
A surprise party was given last evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hall in North
Pasadena in honor of their son, Duane.
Light refreshments of cake and coffee
were served. Those present were Edna
Croner Mayme Toms. Hattie Smith. Grace
ana stella TomsJ Pearl Biddle. Florence
Porter, Blanche Salisbury, May Mohn. the
Misses Reed. Messrs Fred Reed. Fave ana
Roy Jepson. George Biddle, Clarence
The high school lyceum met this after
noon ana elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: John Strang, president.
Erie IA. weight, vice-president; Miss Kel.
iosg. recording secretary; Claud Braden.
Measurer; Elric Rice, sergeant-at-arms'
Ine parry supporting the Roberts rules
There was work in two degrees IN +ha
o. u. W. tonight and three cara,ds -. a.
were Initiated. Miss Carrie sandorass .es
wa5 elected delegate to the prs ~ ,ss.aA e..a'i
Degree Of Honor. San Francisco 'ouse'
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Pierce OF Ion, p.,.,
are visiting friends in Pasadena Sa''l
Little Alice Alisbury. who was burt
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