The herald., 1898-02-12
NON-PARTISANS ACTIVE
A PLAN OF CAMPAIGN TO BE
DECIDED UPON
The Adventure of Parson Kelley and
a Live Mouse-Social and
Personal Notes


PASADENA, Feb. 1.-THE workers in
son to feel encouraged at the reception
accorded by citizens Of all parties to the
principles advocated by them, and there
Is every reason to believe that II good
clean business men are nominated for Of
fee BY the non-partisan people that ticket
Will be elected by very large majority
The committee appointed to take charge
OF the arrangements for a mass meeting
has now been augmented by the addition
OF about q hundred names and there Is
considerable enthusiasm among the advo-
Gates OF the peoples ticket, so that work.
ers are springing up on all sides ready to
take hold and push matters to a successful
termination. meeting of the committee
has been called for Tuesday evening. the
18th instant, at the office of the Pasadena
Lake Vineyard Land and Water company,
when plan of campaign will be decided
upon, or at least suggestions will be
brought In and the matter talked over.
SWALLOWED A MOUSE
The Rev. J. H. Kelley, the colored pas
tor Of the African Friendship Baptist
church, bears the distinction OF having
swallowed live mouse and living to tell
- tuC CAPcTicuCt. HIS cNcht OSSuAtC Gu
the other night. Mr.. Kelley had gone to
bed and was reading a newspaper. After
bit he fell asleep and lay on his back.
Perhaps he snored, which attracted his
mouseship. At all events the reverend gen.
tleman awoke presently with q gasp and
sensation that must be experienced to
be understood. He was very much fright
ened and so was the mouse, evidently as
It scratched and bit and squealed down
the colored gentleman's aesophagus. Mr..
Kelley. finding that the neighbors could
not relieve him, got on his wheel and
rousted out doctor. who administered ipe-
cac. About two hours afterward the mouse
reappeared. dead as one from the grave.
1t was narrowing experience for the poor
little animal, and Mr.. Kelley feels that he
himself deserves sympathy. too.
A deciduous fruit growers meeting will
be held tomorrow Saturday at 2 p. m. in
the recorders court room. A. r. Sprague
OF the Central exchange OF Los Angeles
Will be present and the deciduous fruit
interests of Southern California will be
discussed.
Bishop McCabe better known as Chap
lain McCabc) will deliver his celebrated
lecture on Life In Libby Prison. in the
M. +. tabernacle on the 2ist inst. That
the lecture has been appreciated is evi-
denced by the fact that $150.O00 has been
made out of it for the M. l.. church extern
sion fund
r. II. Pinney has sold out his fuel and
feed business to Messrs. Mackalip and
Hawkins Of Pttsburg, Penn. These gen.
tlemen will return to Pittsburg soon. leav-
ing Mr.. Pinney In charge as manager
The death Of Mrs. Henry G. Cotton oc-
Cured yesterday In Los Angeles hospital.
Mrs. Cotton was a daughter of Council
man and Mrs. H. NJ. Hamilton Of this city,
and the family formerly resided on Park
street. She leaves a husband and three
children to mourn her loss. The remains
will be inferred In Chicago.
The death of Mrs. A. f. Charles occurred
at the family home on Clinton street after
q prolonged illness.
George Blake sued Manager Merrill of
the Sierra Madre Villa hotel in Justice
Rossiter's court today for $50 damages and
was awarded IS and costs.
Chalkley 8. Lambert. aged 70 years. died
last night at his home on North Moline
avenue after long illness. The funeral
will be held from the residnece tomorrow.
Dr. George 8. Hull gave an interesting
lecture on travel this evening before a
fair-sized audience in the Y. M. c. A.
rooms. The lecture was illustrated with
stereopticon Views.
An attachment was today served by
Deputy Constable Wallis on some live
stock for @. Lusher. against 0. f. Watrous
and Mrs. M. p. Hobart. The amount in
wolves about $500.
B. o. Kendall left this morning for Flag
stan, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Stebblns of Bath ar
rived this morning to spend the winter.
Peter Hall of Catalina avenue will leave
tomorrow for the Klondike.
Miss Matte Meyers has returned from
Long Beach.
Mrs r. L. Keep and daughter of Orange,
have come to Pasadena to spend few
months and have taken house at 81 North
Euclid avenue.
NOTES
The pupils of Miss Orton's classical
school on South Euclid avenue, last even
ing presented a little program of music and
tableau which delighted large number of
ladies' and gentlemen who were present.
The music included plano solo by Miss
Sara Kilbourn, song by Miss Ada Coggs-
we'll, song by II. Fl. Klamroth, illustrated
reading by Miss Miner. from Longfellow.
the tableaux were in the nature of framed
living pictures The affair was for charity.
The authorities of the M. e. church have
decided to place memorial window In the
how second church in honor of DR.. Henry
E. Cooke of Boston, who is visitor in
Pasadena and who though of another de-
nomination, has from time to time col
lected money and devoted 1t to the aid of
the new church. This intention was given
out last evening IN the f1TSl M ~. cnurCn
following DIR. Cookies lecture upon Long
fellow and Whittier, and was a complete
surprise to the gentleman. DR.. Cooke was
much affected and said he hoped that he
might be spared another year so that he
might return to Pasadena and preach in
the new church.
Deputy Constable Sam Wallis, who has
been in search of Norris tinsmith, has
located his man and will capture him to-
rorrow. he thinks, provided Morris does
pot get wind of Sans approach. Morris
s the man who traded horses with George
Beck of South Franklin avenue few
evenings ago and then in the night, traded
back. somewhat to his advantage, in as
much as Beck had paid 81 to boot for his
nag Wallis learned that Morris was seen
near the Chapman ranch. east of town,
Ind that he was doing odd Jobs about and
beemingly unafraid of arrest.
Prof. Arthur Chamberlain lectured this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the Throop bio
logical laboratory on Underground Water
and Origin and History of Lakes
Mrs. H. l.. Story entertained the Sans
eouci club yesterday afternoon at her
home in Altadena. Luncheon was served
At o'clock, following which the guests en-
Dyed progressive euchre Mrs. G. w
ettmson won first prize. Miss Dodworth
Jecond, Mrs Rogers lone hand.
DR.. and Mrs. T. 8. Greene entertained
the East Side Euchre club last evening ot
their home on East Colorado street. The
hiehnef ac6rns wero vno5a 49, Hx.--