Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-03

against Zeb Taylor of Los Angeles was
filed yesterday morning in the United
States court The hearing will be sci
for next week
Petition for Divorce
David p Hartigan yesterday filed g
petition for divorce from his wife
Kate M. Hartigan.' The petition will
court next week
Wins Divorce Petition
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was yesterday granted Mrs. Pear
Cunningham in her suit against hei
husband, Harlan J. Cunningham. In.
toxication was charged.
Ching Wing Fined
Ching Ying was arraigned in Judge
Austin's court yesterday on a charge
of conducting a lottery. On evidence
furnished by officer Butler he was
found guilty and fined $25.
Wanted In North
Two men who are wanted in Sar
Francisco were arrested by the Los
Angeles police yesterday. They are
known as Willis F. Carter and w. H
Orr. Both are wanted for burglary.
Woman Asks Bankruptcy
Papers were received yesterday from
Fresno, asking that proceedings be
held in the case of Mrs. S. G. Hart OF
Fresno, who has entered a petition OF
bankruptcy. The certificates in the
case will be issued next week.
Strangers Friend Benefit
The Leeman Concert company will
give a benefit entertainment this even
ing at the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena
society. The entertainment given by
this company Wednesday evening al
the Green proved very successful
viii Present Drama Tonight
The st. Vincents Dramatic club will
, present the Fools Revenge this
evening in the Father Meyer Memorial
hall of st. Vincent's college, corner OF
Grand avenue and Eighteenth street
the club, which was recently organ
ized. The play promises to be great
success.
Occidental Contest
The home oratorical contest of the
academic department of Occidental
college, preparatory to the interscholas-
tic contest, will be held this evening
in the college chapel. A farce, entitled
1.-The Scheme That Failed" will be
presented by the Clio Literary society
in connection with the contest.
Application Made
Application was made yesterday in
the superior court by the Los Angeles
Boulevard and Development company
asking disincorporation. The incor-
porators claimed an amicable settle
ment to have been made of all stock
in the Incorporation. Griffith ]. Grif-
fifth was mentioned as one of the di-
rectora
Bethesda Church viii Build
The Bethesda Presbyterian church
has purchased the lot at the corner of
Clanton and Paloma streets, where a
new building, to cost about $20,000 will
be erected. The following compose the
building committee: DR.. j. M. Newell
the pastor; J. A. Gage, John S. Red
fern, Stephen Evans and E. P. Tucker.
The present church Is located at the
corner of Central avenue and East
Ninth street.
Cornell Club Meets :.
Members of the local Cornell Univer-
sity club met in the banquet hall of the
Union League club last evening for the
first of a series of monthly dinners
5 Among those present were: T. B.
Comstock, DR.. George Cole. Clem A.
Copeland, Willoughby Cole, II. A. Bar
clay, William Auchincloss, William
Niles, ]. II. Morrow, Paul Overton, c.
S. Tappan, William A. Strong, Seward
A. Simmonds. DR.. ]. H. Utley, DIR. F.
r. Percival Byron e. Shear, Philip
Schuyler, Robert L. Dempster. John G.
Morgan, jr., Charles L. Chandler.
DR.. Burdette to Go to London
The Temple Baptist church has voted
the popular pastor, Rev. Robert j
Burdette. a vacation of one month for
the coming summer. Besides his reg
ular salary, which will continue dur
ing the outing, $500 was presented the
Rev. Mr.. Burdette. 1t is the wish CT
the church that he attend the worlds 8
Baptist convention in London, which
convenes July H. but this is left OPP
tional with the pastor. 1t is generally
understood that he Will attend. Sew
eral important matters of business were
transacted at the prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening.
COLDS LEAD TO PNEUMONIA