The herald., 1898-03-17
4 BLACK AND WHITE FEuD
THE PILLOW CHILDREN AND THE
KISHBAUGHS IN COURT
A Bootblack's Bill Caused q Black
Eye-Death Of Miss Hunter.
Brevities

PASADENA, March 16.-(Onice Oh Tne
Herald, 5S East Colorado street.) The COM
plant against the Pillow (coloreO chill
dren was tried today in court. The case
is q neighborhood quarrel. George L.
Kishbaugh a few days ago swore that
Thomas and Gertrude Pillow had battered
and disturbed the peace of his children.
All the parties live on Mountain street,
west of Fair Oaks avenue, and the white
children and the 'cullud chillun" scrap one
with another. The testimony of the numer-
Gus neighbors subpoenaed tended to show
that Tom Pillows character and hide were
Of somewhat similar hues. Mr.. Kishbaugh
testified that this boy called his daughter
bad names and that yesterday he threw a
stone and inflicted a bad bruise upon Kitty
Kishbaugh. Tom Pillow, ST.. defended his
children, and Kitty, under cross-examina-
ton admitted that Tom, jr. might have
been throwing at chickens when he hit her.
Gertrude Pillow had insulted Beryl Kish-
baugh by referring to her personal ap-
pearance. Justice Rossiter heard the tes-
timony and decided not to decide as yet.
COMMENT AND COUNTER
A lively personal encounter took place
this evening in the Brunswick billiard room
between Eugene Gilman, the expressman,
and Noah Clark, bootblack. Gilman owes
Clark some money and tonight Clark
dunned the debtor, remarking that there
had been sickness In his family and also
touching upon the fact that as Gilman
seemed to have plenty of money to spend
upon pool and billiards he ought to have
plenty with which to meet his financial OBJ
legations. This comment and counter COM
ment on the part of Gilman brought on an
exchange of blows, and when the smoke
lifted Gilman was found to have received
the worst of it, as was attested by bleed
ing nose and one or two welts and scratches
on his face
BREVITIES
Miss Grace Ysibel Hunter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Hunter of Milwau-
kee, died this morning at the winter home
of the parents on Arcadia street, this city.
Death was caused by consumption, which
dread disease removed younger sister,
Miss Laura Hunter, only a few weeks ago.
Miss Hunter was Is years of age and was
very we'll and favorably known among the
young people of Pasadena. The remains
will be taken, together with those of the
younger sister, back to Milwaukee for in
terment.
Mrs. ]. G. Eckstein, who lives on Grand
avenue, below California street, came down
town to report finding a stray horse The
lady has not since been seen, and her hus-
band Is anxious.
An attempt was made last night to burg
larize the handsome house of George d.
Rowan on East Colorado street. At about
o'clock this morning the family was dis
turbed by hearing the loud buzzing of the
burglar alarm. 1t was found that a side
door had been opened by means of skele-
ton key. The burglar or burglars had
scooted away on hearing the alarm. The
police were notified, but no trace of the
offenders was found.
Professor Charles Goldsmith of this city
and Bob Thompson of Salt Lake have
signed articles to spar fifteen rounds in the
Manhattan club, Los Angeles, on March
23d Goldsmith says he is in perfect trim
and is confident of winning.
Gilbert Williams horse slipped and fell
this morning at the corner of Walnut and
Los Robles avenues, and the boy was
dragged a short distance before the horse
was stopped. Gilbert's shoulder was dis
located and he received several other bad
bruises. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Romayne Williams, who live on North Eu-
cid avenue.
The Throop baseball team will go into
Los Angeles on Saturday to play the team
of the u. s. c.
A number of members of Company land
the G. A. r. attended the funeral of Cen
eral Rosecrans in Los Angeles today.
The death of Miss Jennie l.. Show les oc-
Cured last night on North Euclid avenue
of consumption. The remains will be sent
to Chicago next Friday for interment.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Henry Tuttle Is i'll at her home on
Marengo place and her physicians today
gave up hope of her recovery.
Thirteen guests of the Whittier enjoyed
the trip around the world yesterday by
tallyho.
Mrs. H. M. Lutz of Orange Grove avenue
has issued invitations for a euchre party
for March 25th.
Mrs. Hersfield leaves on Friday for San
Francisco.
Colonel G. G. Green and family have re-
turned from Santa Monica.
3. Mcconnell leaves for San Francisco
next Monday.
Mrs. w. N. Van Nuys spent the day at
Long Beach.
Charles A. Smith went to Pomona today
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