Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-16
Temperance Meeting

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Body Identified
The body of the man killed by a
Southern Pacific train at Cotton has
been identified as j. II. Knight rep
resenting the oliver Typewriter COM
rany at Los Angeles.
U. s. c. Banquet
The twenty-hrst annual banquet Of
the alumni association of the u. s.
G. will be held at the Young Women's
Christian association rooms at Third
and Hill streets this evening.
"Race or Religion"
At the services this evening at Tenn
pie B'nal Birth, the pulpit Of Dr.
Hecht will be occupied by Rabbi Mar
tin zielonka of FL Paso, Texas, who
will discourse on the subject Race, or
Religion"
To Define Spiritualisn
DIR. Alexander ]. McIvor-Tyndall
will speak on "Spiritualism" at Blanch-
ard hall Sunday evening. Since the
inauguration Of the Sunday evening
psychological lectures hundreds have
been turned away from Blanchard hail.
Alleged Forgers'. Trials Set
William Hall williams and ]. Lester
Havens, arrested at San Diego by De-
tectives Hawley and Murphy, and
charged with forgery. were arraigned
in Judge Roses court yesterday af-
ternoon and their cases set for June
29.
Chinaman Pleads Guilty
Ching Low, arrested for having lot
terry tickets in his possession, pleaded
guilty in Judge Roses court yesterday
afternoon and was fined $50 or fifty
days in jail. He paid his fine and ex-
pressed the opinion that he 'lost on
the lottery"
Foresters' Anniversary
The thirty-third anniversary of the
founding of the order Of Foresters will
be observed Sunday at the Congrega-
tional church on DAILY street, East Los
Angeles. Special services will be held
at 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon and will
consist Of the regular ritualistic cere-
monies and discourse by Rev. Frank
S. Forbes, the pastor.
Skull Fractured In Fight
John F. Frazier, a negro, residing at
723 Sears avenue, sustained a fracture
at the hase of the skull last night in
a saloon fight at the corner of Thirj
and Alameda streets. Frazier says his
assailant, Fred Grant, struck him in
the back of the head with a mustard jar
as he was leaving the place. The men
uuarreled about debt Frazier alleged
Grant owed him.
Celebrate Bunker Hill Day
The G. A. r. and Women's Relief
corps will celebrates Bunker Hill day
with picnic Saturday at Cowles ranch,
being the guests of the owner and his
family. The ranch is located one mile
from San Gabriel and the car leaves
the Sixth and Main streets depot at
9:45 o'clock Saturday morning. The
celebration will be under the auspices
of Stanton post, G. A. r. and the Wo-
mans auxiliary.
Injured by Frightened Horse
Henry Conway, a cook and waiter
in local restaurant, was thrown from
an excited horse on Second street, be-
tween Main and Spring strets, yester-
day afternoon. He was taken to the
receiving hospital. where it was found
that he had sustained "a dislocation of
the great toe on his right foot and
fractured ankle. Conway's horse
swerved to one side, ran up on the
sidewalk and fell upon his rider.
Woodmen's High Jinks
Fremont Camp No. 446, Woodmen of
the World, will hold "high jinks" at
their hall, 125 1-2 South Spring street,
Monday night. The committee in
charge of arrangements promises all
who attend the hottest time Of their
lives" and announces the program
which will consist of card games,
smokes and big punch bowl. A mu-
steal program and a boxing contest
are features of the evenings entertain
ment
FIeck Discharged
Otto C. Fleck, proprietor of chop
house at 1920 Downey avenue, charged
with having maliciously and felonious-
ly set fire to the building of the East
Side Cycling club, which adjoins his
restaurant, was ordered released by
Judge Rose at the conclusion Of his
preliminary hearing yesterday morn
ing. The prosecution failed to produce
any testimony duplicating him in the
deed and it was in view of this fact
that Judge Rose ordered his discharge.
Seeks Missing Relative
Thomas Boyd of Belfast. Ireland.
writes to r. p. Wirsching, high chief
ranger for Southern California, I. o. F.,
for information as to the whereabouts
of his brother-in-law. Thomas McMul-
Ian. who was formerly located in Los
Angeles county but has not been heard
from for 22 years. He was engaged In
the mining business when last heard
from, and is believed to have owned an
interest in gold mine. He is des-
cribed as being about 10 years old,
1inmarried and heIOnRed IN the Maaontc