Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
Book Store Robbed

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Book store Robbed
M. G. Holmes, proprietor of the
Holmes book store, 253 South Main
street, reported to the police that his
place was entered by sneak thieves
Tuesday night. The robbers secured
81.
House Robbed
The house occupied by DR.. G. Knip-
per at 425 North Beaudry avenue was
robbed yesterday afternoon, entrance
having been gained by a pass key
through the front door while there was
no one in the house. The thief Sc
cured $780,
Burglar Fond Of Cheese
A great golden cheese, several pieces
of Mexican statuary and some canned
goods were taken by a hungry thief
from the grocery store of NJ. d. Cue
zero on San Fernando street Tuesday
night. Entrance was gained by fore
ing rear door,
Insane Woman Taken to Hospital
Mrs. Theresa Trinkle, who was found
by police officers yesterday morning in
a cave in the river bottom, was taken
ment The old woman had fortified
herself in the place and had remained
there for several days with only q
little tepid water for nourishment.
D,vchio ceianoo oo&ur>
1.-THE Invisible which is the subject
of DIR. Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall's
psychic science lecture at Blanchard
hall Sunday afternoon, promises to be
a theme of absorbing interest. An at
tractive feature of these Sunday after
moons are the demonstrations of the
electrical power of thought, which are
mystifying.
Judges to Meet
The Judges of the superior court Of
Los Angeles county will be enter
tained at dinner tonight at the Cali
fornia club by Attorney Charles 0.
Monroe, one of the newly appointed
judges of the court. Invitations have
judges, and incidental to the dinner,
the guests will arrange for the reor-
ganization of the court.
Aged Man In Grief
Abraham Jenofsky, aged and poor,
appeared in the police court yesterday
on a charge of peddling oranges In the
downtown district. The old man was
fined 50, but had only S1.20. He ap-
peared to be in great grief over his
inability to pay his fine and asserted
that his wife and children were with
out food. Sympathetic bystanders
raised the necessary so cents and Sc
cured his release.
Free Picture Show
Tickets will not be required at the
door of Blanchard hall Saturday even
ing when ]. w. Erwin will give free
stereopticon exhibition and lecture un-
der the auspices of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Erwin,
who has a collection of over 1000 pic
lures of California, will add to the
number while in Southern California.
Everybody is cordially invited to wit
ness the free exhibition Saturday even
ing.
Report of S. p. C. A.
The regular monthly report of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals was made yesterday at
meeting of the board of directors. The
report shows activity in the ranks of
the society members and of the SO
cases of cruelty reported during the
month all have been investigated and
40 other cases attended. One hundred
and ninety-one animals were examined
during the month, 81 relieved and 27
destroyed.
Fights In Court Room
A trial Of Ed. Standish and w. Nc
Donald on charges of burglary in JUS
tice Austin's court yesterday morning
resulted in a fight between Baillff
Rosso and ]. w. McLain, the latter
a witness for the people, who appeared
in the court room in an intoxicated
condition. Standish was cleared of the
charge OF purglarlzlng rooms in an
East First street boarding house, while
Mcdonald was held on the same charge
and his bail fixed at $1,000.
Toledo Colony Banquet
Exiles from Toledo. Ohio, and former
residents of that city. having formed
themselves into an association called
the Toledo colony, will have their reg
ular monthly meeting and banquet at
the Angelus hotel at 6 o'clock this
evening. If there are any Toledo
people in the city who have not re-
ceiyed invitations they are invited to
attend. These monthly banquets are
very informal, "go as you please"
business suit" affairs. and dedicated
to sociabilty and free from all for
mallty.