Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-25
Dean stevenson VIII Speak

Dean Stevenson viii Speak
Apparel and Adornment" will be the
topic of an address by Dean Stevenson
tomorrow afternoon at the vesper serv-
Ice at o'clock at the Y. w. C. A. All
women are invited.
Or. Northrop VIII Preach
Dr. Stephen A. Northrop, pastor of
the First Baptist church of Kansas
City, Mo-, will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow at the First Baptist
church, Flower street, near Seventh
Father Gallagher Will Preach
Rev. Hugh p Gallagher, S. j., treas
urer OF Santa Clara college, will cele-
brate the o'clock mass tomorrow at
the Church of Our Lady of Loretto.
Father Gallagher will preach at the
mass.
Bad Day for "Pigs"
Blind pigs" suffered severely yester-
day at the hands of Capt. Broadhead's
long range" detectives. Two Greek
clubs and three other places were raided
during the day. More raids are to fol-
low, say the police.
Vea Sentenced
Acension Vea, a young Mexican.
convicted of the murder of Jesus Mo-
rallies, was sentenced to six years i'm
prisonment in Folsom penitentiary by
Judge Smith in department 1 Of the
superior court yesterday.
!. o. o. F. Hall Opened
The first anniversary of Acme lodge
No. 1903, I. O. o. F., together with the
opening of its new hall at 719 West
Jefferson street, was observed last
evening with a reception. An interest
Ing program was rendered.
Fingers Cut OFF
j. Bohmeman, a workman in the
California Showcase company sus-
tanned the loss of four fingers while at
work yesterday morning. Bohmeman
was at work on q steam planer when
his hand slipped into the machinery.
Falls Down Stairs
w. T. Arthany, an old soldier fell
down fight of stairs at the Eureka
lodging house last evening and sus
tained injuries about the back and
head. Patrolman King found the man
and sent him to the receiving hospital.
Spirtualists on Trial
The trial of Or" and Mrs. George
e. Chesbro, charged with practicing
spiritualist mediumship for the purpose
of gain without license, was concluded
yesterday and will be submitted to the
attention of City Justice Austin for two
days.
For Sugar Factory
The Alta Beet Sugar company of
California has purchased 5000 acres of
land along the Sacramento river, near
Chico, upon which to erect a big fac
tory and raise sugar beets. 1t is esti-
mated that 600 tons of sugar per day
will be the output when the plant
is in operation.
Accused of Robbery
On information that Patrolman j. J.
Murphy received from Mrs. Mary
Groch, proprietoress of a lodging hous
at 312 East Second street, early yester-
day morning that A. Friedman, Walter
Wells and John Cabreris had robbed
William Ryan, the officer arrested the
trio after breaking into their ROOM
Blows Into Oil Pipe
In attempting to blow into an oil
pipe, Frank Nebel, teamster in the
employe of the Standard Oil company,
swallowed large quantity of distilate
yesterday noon and was thrown into
conyulslons. He was removed to his
home 427 Soto street, from the receiv-
ing hospital, where he was taken after
being injured.
Mass for Father Myer
In commemoration of the late Very
Rev. A. j. Myer, c. NJ, former presl-
dent of st. Wincent's college, a solemn
requiem mass Will be celebrated at st.
Vincents church this morning at s.
o'clock. Very Rev. DR.. ]. S. Glass, G.
NJ. will be celebrant; Rev. d. A. Dug
gan, C. NJ, deacon, and Mr.. McHugh
c. NJ, sub-deacon.
Francis Murphy Meeting
Give Thanks" will be the subject of
the Francis Murphy meeting Sunday
evening in Blanchard hall. The first
half hour of the meeting will be open
to all in the audience to give express
sions of thanks. Mr.. Murphy will make
a brief address. J. w. Eccleston will
be in charge of the music. A rousing
meeting is promised.
Baba Bharati to Speak
Baba Bharati of India, known in
Boston as the Hindoo sage, has re-
turned from that city to pass the win
ter here. He will begin his winter
series of lectures at the new Symphony
hall in the Hill street side of the
blanchard building tomorrow evening
at s o'clock, subject, "The Coming
Christ"
Roundup in Juvenile Court
A general roundup of youthful Of
tenders was made before Judge Curtis
p. Wilbur in the juvenile court yes
terday afternoon and many were the
stern fathers and weeping mothers
who told of the manifold sins of their
children. Four boys were sent to Whit
tier to spend the remainder of their
minority in the state reform school,
while two young girls were given sim
liar sentences
Watch Stolen; Suspect Arrested
After an exciting chase through
alleys and down Main street, Special
Officer Sheffield yesterday arrested
James Faviie on the suspicion that he
had stolen watch. II is thought by
the police that Favilie took the watch
and when he discovered that he had
been detected ran. Finding that he was
about to be overtaken Favile hid the
watch. The case has been referred to