The herald., 1898-05-22
ENfRGENCY FUND
11ov1s1oNs TO BE SENT TO THE
PnEs1DIo


-Svsral 1Iiscreants Dealt With-The
Americas Club Gets One Hundred
\ Dollars From the Fiesta Fund
PASADENA, May 21.--(Ofice of The
Herald, IS Colorado street.) A number Of
representative citizens met this. evening
Ia the recorders courtroom in the city
Hall to formulate plans for sending pro-
visions, money and literature to Compa-
nv at the Preside. The idea is ID show
the boys that they are remembered and
to give them something to vary the mo-
notony Of camp life and army fare
Commander w. M. Pennel of the G. A. II
was chosen commander, Theo Coleman
secretary and P. M. Green treasurer. A
small sum was raised at the meeting, IL
he principal item of business transacted
was the choice Of a committee, which
will solicit money, provisions and liter
allure. This committee Is composer OF
w. H. Wiley, Calvin Hartwell, Clarence
Bunnell. J. w. Wood. !. ]. Reynolds, Mrs
w. s. Lacey, Mrs. Benjamin Jarvis, Mrs
z. o. Rasey, Mrs E H. Royce and Mrs
n J. woodbury.. 1t Is hoped that many
people will contribute to the fund. About
3 month will be consumed In the journey
to the Philippines, and during this time
y well as during the time on shore,
many hours may be passed away pleas
antly by the boys with the aid Of maya
Sines and books. Money may be left
with Treasurer p. M. Green at the First
National bank. Magazines and supplies
may be given to any member of the COM
mittee. Anything contributed should be
In the hands OF the committe before
Wednesday, as on that day shipment
will be made to the Preside. The minis
tiers Of the several churches tomorrow
will make a plea from the pulpits for this
fund.
Morphine Fiends
J. e. Leonard and ]. B. Redmond ap-
peared before Justice Merriam to-day to
answer to the charge of petty larceny in
Healing faucets from Ex-Governor Mark
hams property. the vacant house known
Is the Gilmore place on the corner of
Orange avenue and California street.
The two men pleaded not guilty and
asked for separate jury trials, stating
that they had secured the services of c.
b. Ladd OF Los Angeles for their de-
Tense. Redmond's trial was set for the
26kh and Leonard's for the following day.
The men were then taken back to Jail,
where they are enjoying themselves with
their morphine gums" and morphine.
Not Like Pasadena
Justice Merriam also had deal with
two hobos and with the battery case in
which Toms and Dunlap are defendants
and Teddy Firth the complainant. Mon
day was set as the day for hearing the
case, when, through tehir attorney, Vic
tor Ward, the defendants will ask for a
change of venue. Firth states that Toms
sent man to him with the request that
he drop the case. Toms agreeing to pay
that disputed meat bill and costs and
80 to boot. Firth scoffed at the propo-
sition. He also accuses Toms of clogging
the sewer by dumping the refuse which
he gets from cleaning private cess pools
George F. Pike and Hugh Dunn, the
men charged with vagrancy, were dis
missed from custody, it appearing that
they had rented a room, paying for it ir
advance. and that they were looking fol
work.
10. o.. F.
The second court of the Independent
Order of Foresters was instituted last
evening by William r. Uber, deputy SUI
preme chief ranger. The rsllowing were
installed as the first officers: Court dep
uty. Charles E. Putnam; chief ranger. j
N. Lancaster; past chief ranger. H. Fod-
eringham: vice-chief ranger, ]. B.
Barnes; recording secretary, A. F. Ham
Ill; financial secretary, A. F. Joroschky
treasurer, r. B. Newby; chaplain, A. A
Chubb; L. B. Woodward, w. b. Willis;
]. Woodward. ]. P. Dawson; s. Beadlc
]. G. Simpson, ]. Beadle, Lee A. Mcneil
trustees, s. F. Bingham, G. H. Post;
physicians, ]. w. Laird, M. D., ]. s
Hodge, M. D.; finance committee, I. M
Lancaster. Bruce E. Jones.
Brevities
The death Of Mrs. Malinda Binkley
aged 70 years, occurred last night al
Vineland. The funeral will be held to.
morrow, Sunday, afternoon at O'Clock
from Lippencott's, and will be private
Deceased was the mother of Mrs. Cor
b. Mallory, wife Of Deputy Sheriff Nal.
lory Of Los Angeles.
The death Of J. w. Longfellow, who
formerly resided in San Pasqual street
this city, occurred last night in a hos
pital in Los Angeles. He was native Of
Maine and served in the Maine regiment
during the civil war. The funeral will
be held at the .Alhambra cemetery to.
morroy afternoon at o'clock.
The Americas club is in receipt of $1Ot
from the Fiesta committee of Los Ange.
les. This was given in order to help the
Americas club out of the financial pre-.
dicament which preparation for the
fiesta had placed it in.
The funeral of DIR. J. B. Talcott will b.
held tomorrow afternoon Sunday a.
1880 o'clock from the residence on South
Orange Grove avenue. Rev. DR.. Fife will
onaciate, and the interment will be made
In Rosedale cemetery. Los Angeles.
The Pasadena sharp shooters will NEE;
Monday evening in the recorders court.
room for the purpose of deciding as tc
the kind Of weapons to use. The com.
mittee recommends the Wincheste,
model Of 1896, 3O-40, which costs $12.
e. w. Flint of Adella avenue was sur
prised by number of friends last even.
Ing, the occasion being his birthday. Mr.
Flint was presented with box Of cigars
and the evening was spent in playing
whist and other games.
The East End Euchre, club was enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goehegar
last evening at their home on South Lake
avenue. The highest scores were made
by Mrs. Wischmeyer and Mr.. Jacot
Relmke.