The herald., 1898-09-27
TROOP DIS REVOLT
coTOHHD MEN TIRED OF REPUB-
LICAN MANNERS
Municipal Ownership VIII Be Dis
cussed by Pasadena's Trustees
d. Today-Brevities

PASADENA, Sept. 26. - (office Of The
Herald, So East Colorado street.) Tne ne
publican county central committee awohe
a little late in the day when 1t sent tonight
a most ELUSIVE invitation to troop ~, the
colored mems marching club Of Pasadena,
to ioin in the next political meeting IN Los
Angeles this week. AS narrated IN Inc
Herald few days ago, the colored men
of this organisation, feeling that tney nao
been purposely ignored, not once or twice
but repeatedly, by the Republican CAM
, naien managers, adopted a resolution voc-
ing their sentiments, and declaring that IN
future they would not attend any Republic
4. an demonstration unlkss they received
formal invitation from the Repubhcan
managers to do so. That didn't begin 10
express the feelings of the colored men re-
garding the matter. and the more the!
thought of 1t the warmer they grew, ano
the well-known leaning of the members
toward Mcguire and the Democratic ticket
began to assert itself, until tonight the
club. in null uniform, boarded car for Los
Angeles, with the greatest enthusiasm, to
take prominent part in the Mcguire meet
Ing having finally concluded to step entire
~ out of the ranks of the Gage forces and
give their support to the Democratic ticket.
This Pasad ena club has a membership of
forty-eight colored men, comprising with
In Its ranks all the leading colored men of
this community.
Today's Council
Considerable interest is manifested in the
meeting of the city council on Tuesday
morning, in view of the fact that some
action may taken on the water question.
in which all citizens have a deep interest.
The commit tee having in charge the
scheme for municipal ownership of the
the water sN stem will be on hand with the
options IL has secured on water-bearing
lands and it is understood that the COM
mittee will ask the council to take the
options and n lake an appropriation for dig
ging experin lental wells. Then. should
these experin tents prove that there is plen-
ty of water 4 o be had. the plan is for the
council to haa 'e specifications for the work
of esta tablishn a water system prepared
and ask the people to vote bonds for the
purpose.
Pasadena Brevities
Rev. Clark Crawford closed his five
years pastol.lte of the First Methodist
church of Pas adena last evening with
farewell serm< N, the tabernacle being
crowded with members and friends of the
church Mr.. G rawford has been very pop
ular in PasadeI ia. and he and Mrs. Craw-
ford carry with them the best wishes of
a host Of frien,is. Mr.. Crawford is to b.
stationed in Ea st Liverpool, O.. and next
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford will
leave for that point.
The case of the people against Hunter
of South Pasades1a, charged with keeping
a vicious dog, wa s continued before Judge
Rossiter this att ernoon, resulting in the
discharge of the efendant for lack of suf-
ficient evidence to convict. Mr.. Hunter ap-
peared with his witnesses, promised.
among whom was Marshal Reed of South
Pasadena, and suce eeded in giving the dog
a better reputation than some of the pre-
vious witnesses had done. Hence the ca
min and his master went their way rejoc-
ing.
Miss Marie Markham has returned to
Stanford university.
The Y. NJ. C. A. win hold its annual meet
ing for the election OK directors and board
of management tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Workman returned from a trip to
Long Beach yesterday.
Harold Spear has gone to Catalina for an
outing.
Darwin Lambert has been spending few
days with his family at Long Beach. He
returned yesterday.
Howard Fish will go to S.:=5 i2e. cl. for
a weeks vacation tomorrow.
Miss Laura Lindsay will return from
San Bernardino tomorrow. She has been
out on three days visit to her mother.
The case of Bumve vs. the Pasadena and
Electric Railway company has been, set for
trial on November 18th. 4
S. kimbaH, Miss L NJ Mellish, r. NJ.
Allen and E. o. Hull are among tho Pasa-
dena students at Stanford university.
Miss Maud Andrews Of Pomona is the
guest of Miss Lillian Boutelle.
Martin Wetzel, who was injured between
two electric cars some time ago. has re-
covered and returned TO work this morn
Ing.
Mrs. George w. Robinson will leave for
the east soon. She intends to spend the
winter in Red Oak. Ia.
Miss Maidie Parker left this morning to
attend college at Claremont
Mrs. Vischer and daughter returned from
We Alpine tavern on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Chatfied went up
Mount Wilson last week
Miss BinSle has returned to Pasadena
after spending the summer at Catalina.
Miss Henrietta Visscher entertained her
sunday school class at her home. on South
Madison avenue. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. d. Nash and daughter have re-
turned from visit to the east.
E. A. Mills has returned from Long
Beach very much improved in health
Mrs. II. c. Woods will move from North
Pasadena 10 the corner of Oakland and
Eldorado streetE this week.
DIR. Royal is absent from the city for
time. During his absence his patients will
be left in charge Of DR.. Clarence Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace have been
spending few days at Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Lutz will return from the east on
Thursday He has been spending the last
three months in Philadelphia
MISS Grace Cody Of Chicago Is here to
spend the winter in Pasadena.
The Misses Evans of Downev are ,,-
tending the high school in Pasadena this
winter.
Wliiam r. Stats and party returned
from Mount Wilson today.
Mrs. Singer and son returned from Swift
zerland this morning