The herald., 1898-07-23
AMfRICUSCOMMITTfES
PASADENA'S FAMOUS CLUB PRE-
PAREs FOR THE CAMPAIGN
A Lawyer Cyclist Fined-Local
Affairs

Personae Non Gratae Leave for East.
A Lawyer Cyclist Fined-Local
Affairs
PASADENA, July 22.-(Ofice of The
Herald, IS East Colorado street) The
Americus club has appointed the following
committees:
Military-N. s. Bangham, Horace NJ
Dobbins, James H. Cambell, Frank Cole
man, Charles w. Bell.
Uniform-W. B. Clapp, Henry Ramel F.
w. Healy, s. M Munson, Joseph Laspada.
House and entertainment-W. c. Smith,
w. s. Melick, Benz. w. Hahn, w. H. Rob
erts.
Auditing and flnance-J. w. Wood, E. j.
Pyle, Cal Hartwell, w. ]. Pierce, F. 8. Cor
don.
Membership-John Mcdonald, W. S. La
cey, G. A. Gibbs, James Clark, Heman
Dyer
Transportation-James H. Cambell, w.
E. Chaplin, ]. G. Rossiter, Louis Blanken-
horn, George T. Downing.
Reception-Edwin stearns, Henry New
by, James MacLachlan.
Music-H. 1. Stuart, H. H. Klamroth, W.
c. Schneider. George s. Frost.
PerSonae N on Gratae
Harry Haas was today shipped, together
with his mother and brothers and sisters,
to their former home in Kansas. Harry
was in the habit of running about town
and taking anything he could lay his hands
on, from stray shovels to strings of bologna
sausage. He was arrested and placed in
jail, which caused lament from the ladies
of this city and Los Angeles who were not
familiar with the case. The family Of
George Geiswein, who recently went to
Kansas, leaving his family to shift pretty
much for themselves. departed also. The
fares were contributed by Mrs. Elizabeth
r. Greer and by the county supervisors.
A Lawyer Fined
The arrest of Attorney Ben Hahn by
Ohlcer Bristol this morning for riding his
bicycle on the sidewalk caused consider
able interest about town and formed a sub
ject of conversation that eclipSed totally
the municipal ownership of water question.
Attorney Hahn is in the habit Of using the
sidewalk frequently in coming down town
from his home on the east side, but hitherto
has escaped detection. When caught by
Mr.. Bristol he was gliding along Raymond
avenue, having 'just got on to ride little
way before getting off, at his office en-
date for city attorney to succeed Mr.. Ar
thur, but today he had to pay his IS fine, the
same as any other citizen has to do. Thus
he gains an insight into the working Of
the citys legal affairs.
Local Notes
About thirty members of Troop M, vol
unteer cavalry, assembled this evening to
bugle call and serenaded Captain J. c.
yHox tod Ia ct fry
to Miss Welke. The boys gathered in front
of Captain and Mrs. Farnsworth's rooms
on North Raymond avenue, and with the
aid of a bugle and old cans made such a
racket that the captain and his wife were
at length forced to make their appearance
After a short speech had been made by the
spokesman of the assemblage the captain
formed the boys in line and marched them
down to the Brunswick. Captain and Mrs
Farnsworth leave tomorrow for the City Of
Mexico.
George Mcintyre, aged 10 years. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Mcintyre, ran away
from home yesterday and was found at
about midnight last night near Sycamore
grove, where he was hunting for his uncle's
home.
John Ryan, an old man. who has lived
here for long time and who within the
past two years built a small shanty on
South Raymond avenue where he has since
resided in company with his greyhounds
was today sent to the county poorhouse.
Out at the Country club there Is trouble,
because Paul Rowan and Pack Hemlks,
caddies for the golf players, have de-
clded to strike for higher wages.
Cora Wells, colored woman, is suffering
from broken arm and an injured hip,
caused by fall from a stepladder.
At meeting of the Union Reform league
in the board Of trade rooms this evening
Burton Hall of Los Angeles addressed the
audience on Social Ethics"
A. D. Beery, an old resident of South
Pasadena and owner of considerable prop
erty there, died this morning. He leaves
son and two daughters. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
from the undertaking parlors of Adams &
Turner.
A large delegation of the Eastern Star
will picnic tomorrow at Terminal Island.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Medical society this evening, in the offices
of Drs. James and Briggs, DR.. James read
a paper on Asthma"
The Aeolian Glee club (colored) of Los
Angeles gave a concert this evening in G.
~
The Y. M. c. A. gave a reception this
evening in the association rooms to all the
c. f. societies and to the young people OF
the Episcopal church.
Robert ]. Burdette will leave tomorrow
for his home in Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Misses Mott and Coggswell left today for
Long Beach, to be gone two weeks.
Don c. Porter will spend month at Cata-
lima.
A. G. Thurston has returned from busi-
ness trip in the northern part of the state.
Frank Norwood, who was burned by an
electric flash at the power house some time
ago. is rapidly recovering.
Miss Annie Whitmore entertained at tea
this evening.
Manager J. H. Holmes OF the Green re-
turned with his family and Miss Vera
Morehouse from Mount Wilson tonight.
]. F. Church is seriously Ill at his home
on Galena avenue with the measles.
@. M Adams leaves on Monday for Ohio
to Join Mrs. Adams, who has been away the
past three months They will return in
about two months.
DR.. ]. e. James and wife returned today
from Long Beach.
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