Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
Sent to Asylum

irons THE HERALD.
Sent to Asylum
By order of the insanity commission
in Judge Conrey's department OF the
superior court yesterday, Mrs. Lucy
Stock of Los Angeles was committed
TO the state asylum at Patton.
To Speak at Christian Alliance
Miss Fannie Rowe of Pacific Grove
win make an address at the meeting
of the Christian alliance at 5l7 South
broadway this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
University Club VIII Meet
Members of the University of Cali
fornia club will hold q meeting Satur-
day night at the University club rooms
TO reorg1nize and secure permanent
quarters.
Guilty Of Burglary
Myron Wood pleaded guilty TO a
charge of burglary before Judge Smith
in department one of the superior court
yesterday and was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in Folsom pent-
tentiary. The young man was accused
of having robbed a West First street
house october %.
improves Sleeper Service
Denver e. Rio Grande and Salt Lake
officials have issued orders which will
go into effect on Sunday. December
il. for the instituting of daily line
of standard sleeping cars on west
bound train No. ! and eastbound train
No. Q, between Denver and Los An
geles.
Duntly Arraigned
Charged with innumerable cattle
thefts, Silas S. Duntly Of Antelope val
ley was arraigned before Justice Young
yesterday in the township court and
held for examination. Duntly has
married recently. Several other
charges have been made against him
and he will be tried after the holidays.
Lutheran Conference Opens
The fourth conference of Evangelical
Lutheran churches opened last evening
in the First English Lutheran church.
DR.. w. l.. Remberg of Santa Barbara
preaching on "The Net That Holds"
The session will continue tomorrow,
closing in the afternoon. Wednesday
afternoon the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary society will hold a
business session.
Palma at Venice
Two of the greatest numbers in it's
repertoire will be played by the Ellery
band ut Venice tonight, the grand
"Manon'' fantasie and Batiste's cele-
lrated "Organ Offertory." The pro-
gram also includes "L'hstoire dun
pieilot" Costa's beautiful musical
pantomime. and the sensational Sara
cen Slave" overture Mr.. IGllery's |
trumpet soloist. Palma, will play |
Schuberts "Serenade."
Dr. MouIton Gives Bible Lectures
Dr. Richard Green Moulton, who is
giving course of lectures on the Bible
under the auspices of the Episcopal
churches, spoke last evening at Simp-
son auditorium on "The Book of Job"
He spoke yesterday morning at Occi-
dental college. This evening union
service will be held at Christ church, |
in which number of Protestant
Evangelical churches will take part. |
Dr. Moulton will speak on Biblical
Conception of Drama"
Not Held for Old offense
George and Harry Henning, who
We're on trial before Justice Pierce
yesterday on the charge of stealing
hay from q farmer near AZuSa, were |
dismissed on motion of the district
attorney. 1t developed in the course
of the trial that the offense had been
committed over a year ago and as the
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one year. there was no case whatever
for the prosecution. No plea was en-
tered by the youths, but it was stated
that if the trial had been allowed to
proceed they would have pleaded not
guilty.
Masons Install Officers
An installation of officers followed by
an entertainment was held last night
by Palestine lodge, No. 351, f. and A.
NJ, at the Masonic hall, corner of
Washington and Griffith streets. The
following officers. elected at the last
meeting, were installed: Arthur j.
Wheeler, worshipful master; Henry u.
McCabe, senior warden; Thomas j. Nc
Donald, junior warden; T. w. Wood
worth, treasurer, and T.. e. Bradley,
secretary. The following appointments
were announced by Worshipful Master
Wheeler: Samuel Gowan, senior
deacon; Walter Haas. junior deacon;
T.. A. Miller and Joseph f. Chambers,
Stewards DIR. d. w. Bosseman. chap
lain: Lewis A. Crisler marshal. and
ID. O. Freeman. tyler. Dancing and en-
tertainment followed the business pro-
gram
Plan Sacred Musicale "a
sacred musicale will be given
Thursday evening at Wilcox hall, Hol-
of the Blessed Sacrament. An eX-
tensive program has been arranged un-
der the direction of Rev. ID. w. J.
Murphy. the pastor who is n we'll
known musician, having been organist
of st. Mary's cathedral. Baltimore.
where he had charge of all the music
of the Cathedral church. Arend's Or
chestra will furnish several numbers.
Following is the program: Cello solo,
q. Allen Hancock; Angus Del"
Blessed Sacrament choir; THE Day Is
Ended" oliver Ross: THE Sleigh
Ride" (originaD. DIR. John M. Loretz;
Regina Coeli.' Miss Clara Marie
Kramer: baritone solo, Henry DAILY;
aria. Linda" Mrs Nellie Hibler. Miss
Lillian Scanlon of the Cathedral choir
and Miss Mary Merrick of the Sacred
Heart choir, both prominent young
Vocalists. will also take part in the
program.