Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-26
Gasoline Victim Buried

in bed Tuesday afternoon in his room,
220 East Third street.
Gasoline Victim Buried
S. j. Dayton of 5000 Central avenue,
who was severely burned by a gaso-
line explosion two weeks ago, died
Tuesday noon, the funeral being held
yesterday morning at Plerce's under
taking parlors. Rev. C. j. Miller Of
ficiated. The interment was at Rose
dale cemetery.
Falls From Scaffold
B. Pascovich, a laborer employed in
the K. e. X. brickyard in Bishops
canyon, was injured yesterday by fall
from a flve-foot scaffold. Pascovich
fell upon his stomach and was found
TO be suffering from internal injuries.
He was removed to his home, 1853 San
Fernando street.
Fingers In Sausage Machine
W. H. Henderson, 26 years of age, a
butcher living at 7SO Central avenue,
was injured painfully yesterday morn
ing by placing his hand too near the
sharp edge of sausage machine at
the Newberry sausage factory near
the Santa Fe depot. Two fingers were
cut from the left hand.
Arrested in East
A. c. Prindle, who is wanted by the
local police department on charge of
passing several worthless checks here,
was arrested in Washington Tuesday
afternoon. Prindles photograph was
sent here for Identification. He is
wanted also in several other western
cities or similar sharges
Shooting Gallery Burned
Fire from the explosion of a gasoline
stove was discovered in the tent house
used as a shooting gallery at 42S East
Fifth street early yesterday morning.
The tent was owned by j. o. Burch
and the shooting gallery by j. w.
Reddng. The entire building and out
fit we're destroyed, causing a loss of
more than $780, without insurance.
Vaudeville Entertainment
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
Vincent's church will present vaude-
vile entertainment this evening at the
Father Meyer Memorial hall of the
college. Several sketches will be given
and musical program rendered. A
novelty will be musical pictures, with
tableaus representing the different pop
ular airs. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the sodality.
Plans for Evangelistic Campaign
The details for the coming evangel-
istic services are being completed at
the headquarters and in different dis
tricts. In nearly all the districts the
last meeting of the worers will be held
this evening, preparatory for the OPEN
ing services Friday evening. Plans
are being perfected for the mems mass
meeting to be held in Temple audi
torium Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
at which DR.. Chapman will make the
address. A special musical program
will be rendered.
Creditors to Meet
o. H. Burbridge, who has been chosen
to act as trustee for the creditors of
II. A. Condee, the fugitive chicken fan
cier, received an assignment of his in
terest in theWestern Fancier late yes
terday afternoon. The document was
executed in Fresno last Monday, and
it is thought that this dsproves the
idea that Condee is on the way to the
United States of Colombia. A meet
ing of the creditors will be called,
probably for Saturday, and G. w.
Dickson of Riverside, who is the faith
er-in-law of Condee. will be present.
Second Street Sewer
The construction of the sewer on
Second street between Figueroa street
and Beaudry avenue is now we'll under
way but the residents of the district
who have been waiting for the time
when there will be cleanup are
growing impatient. Water is stand
ing in the streets on Second and Fig
ueroa, and it is impossible to reach
some of the dwelling places without
making a circuit of the walks and lots,
and walking planks. The superintend-
ent in charge stated yesterday that
the Improvement would soon be fin
ished and then there would be no fur
ther trouble in that section about sur
face water and mud in times of heavy
rains.
Fined for Fighting
Because Charles Edmunds did not
like the personal appearance of Harry
lie Vance, he attempted to alter the
annoying features of lie Vances make
up, in front of the st. Louis cafe on
South Broadway Saturday afternoon,
with his fists, and as a result both men
were required to answer disturbance of
the peace charges In Justice Austin's |
court Monday afternoon. Edmunds
pleaded guilty and was fined $40. but
Vance was found not guilty. LIE
Vance entered the saloon and |
asked for a glass of beer. Edmunds |
was In the saloon and seemed to re-
sent the presence of lie Vance, When |
LIE Vance left the saloon he was met |
by Edmunds. who was said to have
been intoxicated, Witnesses testified |
that Edmunds apprOached LIE Vance /