Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-19
Lecture ON Crueifixlon

viii be given on all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Lecture on Crucifixlon
Mrs. Mary Russell Mills wife OF
Benjamin Fay Mills, is to give an ad-
dress in Masonic hall this evening at
8 O'Clock on "The Crucifxion."
Traffic Agents to Meet
Members of the Pacific Coast Asso-
citation of Traffic Agents will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Friday
night at the Lankershim hotel. the
subject for discussion Is solicitation
and Sale of Passenger Business"
SociaIistic Lecture
The lecture by Rev. j. M. A. Spence,
of Green Bay, Michigan, on Criticisms
on Socialism," which was to have been
given in Masonic hall last Sunday, but
was postponed on account of his illness
will be given next Sunday at
o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey to Speak
Rev. Gerard A. Bailey, superinten-
dent of the Alliance mission in Vene-
the meeting of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance to be held Wednesday
afternoon at 227 Mercantile place at
2:30 o'clock.
Divorce Suit Settled
Divorce proceedings begun by Mrs.
Sophia Belmath against her husband,
Charles D. Belmath, several months
ago. were settled satisfactorily The
suit mentioned a few days ago by mis-
take was the original action filed by
Mrs. Belmath.
Sues for Damages
Mrs. Mary M. Barnes began suit
yesterday in Judge Monroes court
against the Los Angeles Transfer COM
pany for damages in the sum of $4,000,
for personal injuries alleged to have
been sustained as the result Of an ac-
cident on Broadway May 81 last.
Violate Oil Law
L. j. Adams, A. Russell, ]. Ervire,
o. Chapman and G. A. Neal were ar
rested yesterday by Oil Inspector c. A.
Blackmar on charges of violating the
oil ordinance. The arrests were made
after an investigation by the inspector
and constitute a part Of the crusade
now going on.
Negro Given Long Sentence
Charles Dangerfield, a negro, charged
with assault upon Pipe Inspector
Brooks, was sentenced to 1S0 days on
the chain gang by Justice Chambers
yesterday. Dangerfield, accompanied
by James Mccoy, were surprised by the
inspector while stealing pipe and a
fight resulted.
Heart Failure Cause of Death
Fatty degeneration of the heart was
the cause of the death of Charles
Howe, the brakeman who was found
dead near the switch at Sawtelle, Mon
day afternoon. The verdict was re-
turned by the coroner's jury at the
Pierce morgue late yesterday afte--
noon after a careful examination.
Barber Shop Proprietor Arrested
L. Kleinman, proprietor Of many of
the lady barber shops in Los An
geles, was fined $40 yesterday by JUS
tice Austin on a charge of cruelty to
animals. The charge was preferred
by officer thinner. Kleinman rented a
saddle horse Monday Afternoon and is
alleged to have mistreated the animal.
Young Man Fined
Albert Elliott, a young man charged
with swindling liverymen, was fined $40
by Justice Austin yesterday. The man
is alleged to have rented a team and
after having driven it for some time
abandoned the rig and escaped with
out paying the proprietor of the stable.
He was unable to pay his fine and
will serve his time on the chain gang.
Charged With Assault
Albert Roberts, a pressman, was fined
$50 yesterday, in Justice Austin's court,
on a charge of assault. 1t was alleged
that Roberts, during quarrel with
Charles Morgaridge, a shoe clerk, sew
eral days ago, struck Morgarldge and
fractured his skull. The fight occurred
at Sixth and South Broadway, while
both men, it is said, were under the
influence of liquor.
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