Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-04
SENATOR SCOTT
C|TY'S GUEST
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICIAN
VISITS PASADENA
Automobile Scorcher Gets a Victim.
Burglar Collett Held for Trial.
French Is New Throop
Coach-Brevities
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

Senator Nathan B. Scott Of West Vir-
gffnia ava was the the guest Of the local board
tendered pubc recepton in 'ffs the obby Of
the Hotel Maryland. Probably three hun
dred citizens met the distinguished Re
are on their return from the Philippine
islands and stopped over in Pasadena to
visit relatives and to inspect some real
estate owned by the senator. This fore
board of trade gave the West Virginia
senator an automobile ride about the
city, Congressman McLachlan, Gen. G. D.
Heap and Vice President Bertonneau be-
ing of the party
Tonight Senator Scott gave little talk
to his Pasadena friends upon his visit
to Japan and the Philippine islands. His
remarks dealt particularly with the native
Filipino, and described the native sports
and national characteristics. He told of
the efforts of the American government it
putting forth to supplant the Spanish and
tribal languages with the English speech
known among the natives; though cock
fighting, gambling and lying prevailed
everywhere. But the native is a natural
musician, quick to adapt himself to con-
ditions, and as moral as the average
American, and, contrary to general belief
has been Christian for over eight hun
dred years. Senator Scott admits the
gravity of the problem which now con-
fronts the United States, but firmly be-
lieves that it can and will be solved.
Struck by Automobile
William Prosser, an employe of the Sun
set Telephone company, was run down and
injured this afternoon by an automobile
on East Colorado street. The machine
carried license tag numbered 1859, and is
said to have been running at a high rate
of speed and on the wrong side of the
was overtaken by the big car, narrowly
escaping death. The reckless driver pur
sued sued his way utterly obyiOqs 10 Of the the
issued for his arrest and the officers
are looking for him. Prosser was not
seriously injured.
End of Dickey Case
At its meeting today the city council
wrote the final chapter in the prosecution
Dickey by voting it's thanks to Mayor
Waterhouse for his action in pushing the
case and by acknowledging the receipt of
1886. 40 from Dickey's attorney to cover the
defacations. The report of the experts
who examined the Dickey books was also
handed the council today and showed in
bezzed in 130 different transactions. the
amounts running from so cents to S67 So
the whole concealed by false entries.
Pasadena Orange Growers
The annual meeting. of the Pasadena
Orange Growers association was to have
been held at the board of trade rooms
yesterday, but there was not a quorum
present. 1t was reported, however, that
during the past season a total of 60,927
boxes of oranges were e., packed ai1 &c here which
received, $66,01O.14.
80 Meyer Guilty of Cruelty
Justice Klamroth's court was occu
pied all day by the cruelty case against
Sophus Meyer, the young lad who de-
livers milk for the Young America
dairy. The jury finally brought in a
verdict of guilty. Justice Klamroth sus
pended sentence.
CoIIett Held for Trial
Percy Collett had his hearing before
Justice Congdon today and was held
for trial in the superior court. Con-
stable Newell took him to the county
jail this afternoon. Rev. F. G. II. Ste
Vens today identified as his a quantity
of jewelry and wearing apparel found
in Collett's possession. The goods are
q cottage at Redondo occupied by Rev
Stevens and his family.
Pasadena Brevities
Sanitary Inspector Huddlestone re-
ported to the city council today that
his inspection of the meat markets of
the city showed that all except two
were using preservatives, but that all
of the dealers had promised to discon-
tinue its use.
Captain, Archibald of the ,Throop
Polytechnic institute football team
sprung a surprise upon the squad to-
day when he introduced the coach Sc
. cured for the season. The man is Percy
French formerly end on the Lafayette
college eleven. and decided catch
After putting the candidates through
their PAGES the new coach stated that
he was much pleased with the outlook
for a strong team.
His many friends in Pasadena were
much shocked to learn this morning
of the death of Marion Hawkins,
bare report of the accidental shooting
reaching them late last night from
Idyllwild. Hawkins was unmarried and
lived with his mother on North Ma
rengo avenue. She is visiting in the
east and has been notified of her sons
tragic death Some weeks ago the
mother was called east by the death of
another son and has remained there
for a brief visit
The members Of the board Of educa-
Madison school building. The board will
henceforth urge the. construction OF at
least three more buildings every build
ing now In use being crowded.
Coronado for comfort these hot days.
Court Hears Damage Case
mt.