The herald., 1898-11-25
PASADENA BUDGET
AN UNUSUAL VARIETY OF CAR.
RIAGE ACCIDENTS
Death of w. s. Fairman-The Late
City Attorney Arthur's Funeral
This Afternoon

PASADENA, Nov. 24.-(Offce of The
Herald, l6 West Colorado street. Tel. Red
675) d. r. Lambert's mother, wife and
daughter were driving west on Union street
in hight spring wagon this afternoon with
Mr.. Lambert following on bicycle, when a
piece of paper blown by the wind fright
ened the horse. The harness broke and the
buggy tipped over, throwing the ladies
violently on the cement sidewalk and very
seriously injuring Mrs. Lambert, ST. She
was taken to North Pasadena and DR.. Royal
was called to attend her. The daughter
face was seriously bruised upon the side
walk, but her mother escaped without ap
parent injury. Those who saw the accident
thought they must surely all be killed from
the violence of the fall. The wagon was
upset and one wheel was smashed. The
horse became detached from the vehicle and
ran to Locust street.
A severe Santa Ana wind ragged in Pasa-
Gena half the afternoon and all the evening,
Real estate is higher than during the boom
Awnings and banners are down, but no
serious damage has been done. The big
Tournament of Roses banner across Colo
RADIO street was blown down this afternoon
and took a telephone wire with it. The
Americus banner hangs in shreds and every
loose thing in town has blown away.
Robert Bacon's little daughter was run
over by bicycle yesterday afternoon and
severely hurt. The child was crossing u
street in town with her mother when a
cyclist dashed around corner and felled
her to the pavement. The child remained
unconscious for five minutes. The cyclist
hurried away unidentified.
William S. Fairman died this afternoon at
2s4 Winona street of consumption. De
ceased was 80 years old, a native of Illinois
and had been resident of California for
eleven years. The funeral services will be
held at the Universalist church on Satur-
day at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Mountain
View cemetery. Mr.. Fairmar was a mem
Der of the Woodmen of the World.
The funeral services OF the late City At
torney W. f. Arthur will be held at the
residence, corner Orange Grove and Colum-
bia tomorrow, Friday, at . p. m, and will
be of a public character. Rev. n. H. G.
Fife of the First Presbyterian church will
preach the funeral sermon. The interment
in Mountain View cemetery will be private.
Two carriages collided on East Colorado
street tonight and spilled their contents of
human beings on the street. No serious
harm seemed to be done and all picked
themselves up and drove away, after setting
right an upset carriage.
The Epworth league of the Lincoln av-
enue NJ. Z. church will give Thanksgiv-
ing entertainment in the church Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
a reception was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Ba1ewell Phillips at III Grand
avenue.
The opening tournament of the Pickwick
club promises well for the season. In pool
Capt. Rides side defeated Capt. Newby's
side by 1877 to ITO points. The play will con-
tinue thre nights more. In whist the handi-
caps are as follows: Todd and Hardeg,
scratch; Kendall and Hertel, scratch; Per-
mer and Benedict, 8 points; Thomas and
Hays, II points; Holt and Pyle, Is points;
Ward and Glasscock, Is points. Play will
continue until all teams have played each
other.
The Primrose club gave Thanksgiving
ball at the auditorium this evening Guests
were received by H. Myers and Will Arch
ibald; the floor was under the management
of Ernest Meyer, Fred Patten and T. G.
Graham. Schillinger's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion. The floor was we'll
filled and thoroughly good time was en-
joyed.
The meeting of the Young Woman's club
will be held at Miss Orton's classical school
Friday afternoon at o'clock
A concert will be given at the First Con.
gregational church next Tuesday evening,
under the charge of Prof Skeee of Los An
geles.
The directors of the Pasadena Mutual
Building and Loan association held a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at which the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Walker as secretary was regret
fully accepted and r. H. Pinney elected to
fill the vacancy. The association reports its
affairs in most prosperous condition.