The herald., 1898-11-07
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLING
PASADENA MAN ARRESTED FOR
VIOLATING ORDINANCE
An Early Morning Fire-Deaths Of a
Day-Rally at the Tabernacle
Tonight-Notes and Personal

PASADENA, Nov. 6.-(Office of The
Herald, l6 West Colorado street. City
Marshal Lacey arrested G. B. Smith, pro-
prietor of the Tivoli, this evening for selling
liquor in violation of the city ordinance;
The trial has not yet been set, but 1t will
an arrest for violation of the liquor ordi-
nance, rare as that event is in Pasadena,
does not attract much attention Just now
on the eve of the election. 49,,
The early morning fire of yesterday which
destroyed the. home of w. H. Sohn on the
corner of Illinois street and Madison ave-
nue. was a severe blow to Mr.. and Mrs. Sohn,
who lost practically everything, Mrs; Sohn
and her daughter barely escaping with their
lives. Mr.. Sohn had lighted the kitchen fire
and was doing his chores about the place
when he was attracted by, his wife screams
and turned to see the whole lower floor in
flames. He secured ladder and rescued his
wife and daughter from the upstairs. win
dow Just in the nick of time. The furniture,
including a piano and good library, was
lost. The insurance on house and contents
amounted to 500, which will not nearly
cover the loss.
At the meeting of the Universal Brother
hood at the board Of trade rooms Of Los
Angeles this evening Mrs L. M. Smith read
paper on Natures Mightiest Forces.
At the close of the paper many questions
were handed in from the audience and much
INTEREST was IIldulleSteQ Ill VIC ais WSi
Next Sunday evening Abbott Clark will
give an address and the public Is cordially
invited.
The sacred concert at the Universalist
church this afternoon was well attended.
The program was as follows:
Organ prelude.
Quartet, "Holy Spirit" Sudds.
Invocation and response
Tenor solo, Come Unto Me" Coenen.
Trio, Praise the Lord, Verdi.
Pastor.
Soprano solo, Jerusalem" Rodney.
Quartet, "Incline Thine Ear" Jones.
Baritone solo, "Star of Bethlehem" Ad-
ans.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Organ postlude.
The choir was assisted by Mrs. Edward
Quinlan, soprano; Mr.. ID. NJ. Title, tenor;
Mr.. Edward Quinlan, baritone.
Tabernacle Monday night, will undoubtedly
attract the largest audience of the cam
paign and the meeting will be a good one.
An effort will be made to get Rev. Burt
Estes Howard, whose speech at the wigwam
in Los Angeles last night attracted so much
be present. There will be good music and a
rousing meeting. Let everybody turn out
to greet Senator White and attend the last
meeting of the campaign.
Andrew Ryan returned this morning from
three months sojourn in the east, princi-
pally in New York state, and is glad to get
back to Pasadena again. Mr.. Ryan says the
general impression seemed to be that Van
Wyck would be elected.
The death of Mrs. Hattie ]. Ziegler, wife
of Oscar j. Zeigler, occurred today at her
home, 253 Center street. Mrs, Zeigler was
"a years of age. She leaves two children.
The family have resided here about four
months. The remains will be sent to Free
port, ILL.,, the old home of the family, for
interment.
William Washburn died last evening at
the age of "a. Mr.. Washburn's home was at
35 South Moline avenue. The funeral will
be postponed until the arrival of a son from
Denver. Col.
The death of w. R. Baker occurred yes
Mr.. Baker succumbed to consumption
which had been making inroads upon his
strength for some years. His age was 49,
The funeral will be at 2 p. m. Monday.
George M. Blayney, who had been a resi-
dent of Pasadena for only three weeks, died
last evening at his home, corner of Marengo
and Douglas streets. His age was 50. The
remains were shipped to Fresno this even
ing and the funeral will occur at that place.
An electric car broke an axle just beyond
the power house Friday. night while on the
way to Los Angeles. No one was injured,
though all the passengers were badly sha-
ken up. A new car from the power house
took the passengers with little delay.
John n Ecroyd was knock ked down by a
team at the corner of Fair Oaks and Colo
RADIO Friday night and received bad bruise
on the face.