Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
No Play at Mason


No Play at Mason
There was no performance at the
Mason theater last evening owing to
the fact that the Hanford company
did not arrive.
English Priests Here
Very Rev. p. j. Canon Mccarthy of
the shrine of Our Lady of Dale, likes
ton, Derbyshire, and Rev. owen Soul
ley, Gossop, Derbyshire, England, are
guests Of J. Wiseman Mcdonald of
this city.
Church Dinner Postponed
The Irish dinner which was to have
been given this evening by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Vincent Methodist
church has been postponed until next
Friday evening. The proceeds will be
for the church building fund.
Struck by Falling Board
]. T. Daniels, a carpenter living at
Garvanza, was painfully injured early
yesterday while at work on the Los
Angeles Furniture company's building.
He was struck by falling board and
sustained a severe abrasion Of the
scalp.
Robbed at Station
T. L. Whitterness, tourist, reported
ait the police headquarters yesterday
morning the loss of $50. The tourist
was not positive but thought his
pockets were picked as he was pass
ing through the gates at the Arcade
depot.
Old Hat Left
While at sleep at tamale stand
Wednesday night Ed Tibbitts was
robbed of SIS and a new hat by some
prowler who took advantage of his
victims deep rest. When Tibbitts
awoke he found on old hat left by the
robber.
School Building Robbed
Four Smith-Premier typewriters were
stolen from the Commercial high school
late Wednesday night, and the desks
of the teachers and students were rifled
of their contents. Detectives were
called upon yesterday to apprehend
the robbers.
st. Patrck's at Cathedral
Bishop Conaty will celebrate pontifi-
cal solemn high mass this morning at
8 o'clock at the Cathedral of st. Vib-
lana. The choir Of fifty voices will
render the music under the direction
of Rev. T. F. Fahey. Miss Scanlon
will sing the offertory.
EmpIoye Stabbed
In an attempt to put two men, who
were creating disturbance, out of a
stable at Fourth and Wall streets yes
terday afternoon, Theodore Valois, an
employe of the stable, was attacked by
one of the men and stabbed in the
neck with the blade of a pocket knife.
Money Taken
P. S. Smith and w. F. Patterson re-
ported at the police station yesterday
morning and asserted that they were
robbed of $50 while in their room at
1884 South Main street, Thursday
morning. The two men claim they
placed a purse containing the money
under their pillows and when they
awoke the money was gone.
Fights In Restaurant
Name Samoran, cook at the Sad
dlerock restaurant, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by officer Burch on
a charge of disturbing the peace. 1t
is alleged that the cook became in
toxicated during the afternoon and
caused fight in the restaurant The
! belligerent state of affairs lasted two
Ahours before an officer was called.
"Mental ShackIes"
Mental ShaclSles" will be the subject
of DIR. Alexander ]. McIvor- -Tyndalrs
psychological lecture which will be de-
livAred at Blanchard hall Sunday after
noon, weather permitting. Those
holding tickets for last Sunday after
Moons lecture may use their tickets
for admission the coming Sunday. An
entertaining program will follow the
discourse.
Fellowship Social
In Masonic hall this evening the
Young Peoples social of the Los An
geies Fellowship is to take place, begin
ming at o'clock. In addition to Sc
lections by the orchestra and vocal
solos by a number of prominent peo-
Bile, Mrs. Grace M. Wright. formerly
known as Miss May Seymour of the
Joseph Jefferson and other we'll known
companies. will recite "The Two Pic
lures"
Ask Reduction In License
James Morley and AL Levy of the
Los Angeles Baseball association in
tend TO have another try at the council
in regard to the present baseball Ii
cense, which is $50 month and $5
game. They asked informally yester-
day that these fees be reduced to one
half. The former council turned down
a petition for the same thing, but
petition In regular form viii be made
Monday.
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