The herald., 1898-02-20
THE PEACE OF PASADENA
DISTURBED BY AN ALCOHOLIC
BEGGAR AND A RAZoE
Ncn-partisans Arrange For Cam
paigu Lite-ature-Y. M. C. A.
Neutrality-suspicious.

PASADENA. Fsb. 19.--(Oaicc of The
Herald. 5S East Colorado strcet.> G. l.
IIord, arrested yesterday for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace, appeared before
Recorder Rosster this morning and was
given his choice between serving ten days
In Jail and paying fine of Sl0 Hord chose
the days. Hord is an elderly man, who
has been lodging with a Mr.. Wolf, who
keeps a lodging house on South Fair Oaks
avenue He is in the habit of begging
clothes and selling them for liquor. lie
exhibited cane in court. which he said he
wished to varnish. For this purpose he
alleges that he buys alcohol, a bottle OF
which was found on him. The fact is how
ever, he dilutes the alcohol and drinks it.
He was sent to Jail to serve his sentence.
Charles Allen appeared before the record
er to answer to the charge of disturbing
the peace of James Green, the Lamanda
Park barber. Allen is colored He took a
razor to Green to get it honed. Green said
the razor had been stolen from him and
he would keep it. Thereupon Allen got
mad and used profane language i'll the
presence of several women. Allen admitted
losing his temper. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced TO ten days in Jail.
A DAYS EVENTS
The Non-Partisan campaign committee
has appointed Samuel Wight. c. c. Brown
and C. F. Hamlin as Il committee on cam
paign literature and communications, and
all publications must be indorsed by
majority of said committee, else the Non
Partisans will not be held responsible for
the same.
The members of the Y. NJ. c. A. met this
evening and appointed the following MEM
--bers as delegates to the state convention
at Riverside next Wednesday: j. y.
Burge. George Braden, A. |. Cannon. w.
H. Waterbury. G. W. Sedgkick, A. L. Ham
ilton, NJ. NJ. Baker, a. G. Thurston and
w. L. Jones. Quite number of athletes
will go to the athletic meet on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. S. Stone. mother of Mrs. Walter
r. Carruthers, died this evening at $50
o'clock. after an illness of some weeks aged
6S years. The funeral will be held on Mon
day at p. NJ, from the residence on East
Colorado street, and interment will be
made in Montain View cemetery. Mr.
Stone husband of the deceased, died only
a few months ago.
Matthew Lavelle fell from the top of n
ladder on Cypress avenue yesterday where
he was painting house, and broke his
right arm.
w. B. Van Kirk has been appointed to his
old position as manager of the United
States navy yards at Vallejo, which posi-
tion he filled for eighteen years. Mr.. Van
Kirk left today for Vallejo. Mrs. Van Kirk
will remain here few months.
Children of Richard Cunningham of
North Marengo avenue upset a coal oil
stove at about 1880 o'clock last night. The
room was instantly abaZe but the fire was
extinguished by Miss Pearl Cunningham.
who smothered it with clothes
Bangham Brothers sued II. Granville |
Peets for S25 today in Justice Merriam
court. Attorney Gibbs represented the
plaintiffs and Attorney Wright the defend
ant. The amount was for horse feed and
alfalfa seed. Judgment was given for the
plaintiffs.
j. H. Stuntz of North Pasadena fell in
fit on Colorado street this morning at
about II o'clock. He was carried into |
Woods drug store and soon recovered.
SOCIAL NOTES
Capt. S. NJ Chapmans friends surprised
him last evening at his rooms in the Brock
way block. the occasion being his seth
birthday. The affair was planned by Mrs.
Chapman and was also in honor of their
fourth wedding anniversary.
Pasadena lodge. No. "a Fraternal Broth |
erhood has issued invitations for an enter
tainment and ball to be given Thursday |
evening, March 10th, in l. o. o. F. hall.
evening and an elaborate program has
been arranged.
The regular monthly social of the Ep- |
worth league of the NJ. l.. church was held |
in the parlor of the church last evening. |
The Sunday school orchestra furnished |
music, and games were INDUCED in.