Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-08
MRS. W. PARKER LYONS RE-
CEIVES PAINFUL INJURIES
MlsHAP OCCURS ON MT. LOWE
Falls While Attempting to Board
Trolley Car and Sustains 5rok.
en- Arm and DisIocated
Elbow
Elbow
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street

ia East Colorado Street
PASADENA, May 7.--Mrs. W. Par
ker Lyons, wife of the mayor of Fresno,
sustained dislocated elbow and a
fracture of the right arm on Echo
mountain, on the Pacific Electric rail-
way, today. Mrs. Lyons is now at the
Pasadena hospital. Her injuries will
not prove serious, although they are
quite painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, with party of
friends, had been staying at the Hotel
Broadway in Los Angeles. Today they
started for Mount Lowe, stopping first
at Echo mountain When a car came
along there was a rush on the part OF
the waiting passengers to obtain seats
and Mrs. Lyons tripped on the car
steps, falling forward in such a man
ner that her arm was doubled beneath
her Mr. Lyons assisted her to arise
and found that she was painfully in
jured. She was placed on a car and
removed to the Pasadena hospital. DR..
f. F. Rowland, who had been informed
of the accident by telephone, met the
car at Altadena and gave temporary
relief until the hospital was reached,
where DR.. Lockwood assisted him in
dressing the injuries.
Mrs. Lyons will probably remain at
the hospital for several days. She is
one of the prominent social leaders of
Fresno
Universalists Are Coming
Beginning tomorrow, Pasadena will
be invested by another body of distin-
guished people from all parts of the
state, the occasion being the annual
convention of the Universalists of Cali
fornia Delegates will arrive tonight
and Monday forenoon, and upon their
arrival a reception committee will see
that all are properly cared for. An at
tendance of about 200 visiting delegates
is expected
The convention will assemble in the
Universalist church on North Ray
mond avenue at 1880 o'clock Monday
afternoon, and Immediately thereafter
the seasonal committee will be ap-
pointed, in order that the convention
can properly get down to business on
Tuesday morning, when the regular
organization takes place. During the
afternoon the subject of missions will
be discussed by Rev. H. L. Garfield
d. D., Rev. H. z. Benton and Rev. S.
d. Dunham. Monday evening commu-
nion service will be held and Rev. w.
H. Skeels will deliver a sermon.
Tuesdays program will be devoted
to routine business by the convention,
followed by a session of the Univer-
salist Women's association, which will
include reports of officers, reports of
committees, election of officers and
the reading of several papers pertain
ing to women's work in the church.
There will be platform meeting Tues
day night and the business of the con-
vention will be concluded by noon
Wednesday. In the afternoon the
visitors will take an excursion to
Mount Lowe.
Real Estate Deals
A recent real estate deal is the pur-
chase of the A. C. Chubb property at
447 North Euclid avenue by V. Ulrich
president of the State National bank
of Peoria, Ill. Mr.. Ulrich's family will
make Pasadena their winter home.
NJ. H. Robinson of Youngstown, o.,
will build a handsome home on Grand
avenue on the tract recently bought
by Tod Ford of Myron Wick Mr.
Ford will also build adjoining this for
his son. Freeman Ford. Work will
begin on both at once and they are to
be modern and elegant in appointment.
No coursing at Arcadia
Those who journeyed to Lucky Bald
wins coursing park at Arcadia today
drew a blank as there was nothing
doing. The threatening weather of the
early part of the day and which ter
minated into rain is said to be the
cause of the sports remaining away
from the field Of operations.
Humane officers from Los Angeles
were on hand and they remained until
the heavy rain drove them homeward.
While they remained at the park no
one showed up with either hounds or
rabbits and the surroundings did not
indicate that an attempt would be
made to carry out the usual Sunday
program of chasing and killing the
hares. Before the rain came up, Bald
win drove past the entrance of the
BARK accompanied by several parties in
trap but he appeared not to notice
the group of officers and newspaper
men. 1t is said that no more attempts
will be made at the sport of rabbit
chasing until the cases now pending
against Baldwin and his companions
arrested last Sunday are disposed Of.
Gunners at the Traps
The first blue rock shoot of the season
was held this morning by the Pasadena
Trap Shooters association on the
grounds at the foot of Logan street
Several shooters from Los Angeles
participated in the sport The best
scores were made by ]. f. Vaughan
and T. f. Norton. The latter is the
travelling representative Of the Peters