Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10
DEER HUNTERS
ARE ARRESTED
THREE MEN ARE CAPTURED BY
GAME WARDEN
Former Chicago Millionaire 5equeaths
Large Sum to Pasadena Hos
ptal, but Forgets Name
Of institution
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street


hended three men this afternoon for
hunting deer and brought them to the
city Jail. They gave their names as
Robert and Louis Suttle of Highland
Park and G. A. Rogers of Garvanza.
They were brought before Justice
Klamroth this evening and released on
bail, Rogers putting up $25 for each
man to guarantee his appearance for
trial Saturday morning at o'clock
The game warden relates that he and
three or four other residents Linda
Vista met the three young men early
this afternoon coming from the direc
tion of Eagle Rock in full cry after a
4-year-old buck and that the men We're
fully equipped for the hunt, having
hounds and guns. The deer escaped
upon the hailing of the men.
Remembered Hospital in Will
James c. King. the millionaire Chi
cagoan who spent so many winters at
the Hotel Green and the Hotel Ray
mond in earlier years, S dead. His will
gives the sum of $4,000 to a Pasadena
hospital, the name of which the maker
of the document could not remember
While in the Crown City, he and Mrs.
King were greatly interested in the
Pasadena hospital and did many things
to popularize the institution and toI
raise funds for it's support. For this
reason there seems no doubt as to what
institution will receive the money. But
Pasadenans will also notice with in
terest that by the terms of the viii
King gives the bulk of his immense
estate to the founding in Chicago of
home for old men and leaves to his
young and beautiful widow but 100000,
although the amount does not seem
quite so small when it is understood
that she received 100000 before Kings
death.
1t is reported, nevertheless, that Mrs.
King is determined to contest her hus-
bands will in the i.ope of getting
larger share of the estate, although by
the terms of the will any person trying
to break the will is to lose all that is
left to him or her in the will. Mr.. and
Mrs. King had been married four years
Outwits Parents
Miss Lulu Prinz. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry C. Prinz of North Madison
avenue and Stuart Barton, son of DR..
]. Barton, surprised their parents and
friends yesterday by quietly slipping
away to Los Angeles and getting mar
ried.
The young couple have been engaged
for some months, but it is reported that
the brides parents have opposed the
marriage on the ground that both she
and Barton are too young. Tuesday
evening the young man called at the
Prinz home, and when they left carried
in his overcoat a bundle of the young
lady's clothing which he left at the
home of mutual friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hill
Yesterday the young woman put on
her wedding dress at this hospitabie
home and the wedding party repaire!
to Los Angeles. where the ceremony
was performed by DR.. Bresee, formerly
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this city. Mr.. and Mrs Hill
acted as best man and matron of honor
respectively. while the wife and daugn-
ter of the minister acted as witnesses,
the little party going to Levy's for the
jolly wedding breakfast. They will re-
turn to Pasadena Monday
State Society Meetings
The State of Maine association will
hold a meeting Friday evening at G. A.
r. hall. An interesting program has
been prepared. All former residents of
Maine are invited to be present. This
is only one of the back east societies
which the city supports. The others
are planning a busy winter.
Saturday the Ohio society joins in the
excursion over the balloon route to the
beaches. The Massachusetts society
has already had its opening social. The
Hawkeye club, the largest of the local
societies, announces that it will resume
its monthly sessions Thursday night
of next week. NJ. d. Painter of La
Pintoresca hotel is president of this
club and Dr.. u. r, Malaby is secretary.
The opening meeting will be held at
the board of trade rooms ON West Col
orado street.
His Name Is Banana
few days ago DR.. de Bron, rep
resentng the humane society of San
Pedro, arrested an Italian named
SVera on the charge of beating his
horses. Today the case was to be
heard before Justice Glover at South
Pasadena. Svera appeared with a Los
Angeles attorney and stated to the
court that the horses belonged to his
partner, another Italian by name of
Banana, and that therefore Banana
and not SVera should be hailed before
the court. The case was accordingly
continued one week to capture Banana
Judge Rossiter had charge of the pros
ecution.
Saturdays Basketball
The Throop and high school basket
ball teams are scheduled for games
Saturday i'm the Basket Ball league
Throop plays the Compton high school
on the Throop courts in the forenoon.
The visitors have already been de-
feated by the high school and ought
to be as easy as the Throop boys are
playing strong game. The Pasadena
high school team goes to Glendale to
meet the high school team there. The
game will be played in the afternoon
and the team is confident of winning
by a good score.
Pasadena Briefs
Chairman John Mcdonald states that
the soldiers monument will be dedi-
Gated during the month of February.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas, aged "a, died this
forenoon at her home In this city. She
had resided here during the past two
months.
City Clerk Dyer and Street Superin-
tendent Boyer will represent the city
at the meeting of the League of Cali
fornia Municipalities at Chico The
council has voted 800 for expenses.
Members of the Y. M. C. A. prepara-
tory class viii go to Eastlake park
Saturday for their swimming and other
contests scheduled for that day at the
Bimini baths which We're burned yes