Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
Revival Services


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Revival Services
Revival services will be held Sunday
and all next week at the Garvanza
M. e. church. Singing Evangelist Ho-
nell will take part. Rev. Joseph Mich
olson is the pastor.
Fire In Oil Well
Fire was discovered in some aban-
doned oil wells at Santa Fe and Ver-
non avenues yesterday afternoon. The
flames ragged fiercely for some time, but
gradually burned out with only slight
loss
"Christian Civilization"
Mr. Charles G. Carter, member of
Washington Cd. c. Secular league. will
lecture on the subject christian Civili-
zation" before the Liberal club, Bur-
bank hall, 542 South Main street, Sun
day at 7:45 p. m.
Demented on Street
Richard Acton, a laborer, "a years
of age, living on South Flower street,
was found in a demented condition late
Thursday night and taken to the re-
ceiving hospital, where he was kept
until his condition improved.
Riverside Excursion
Nearly one hundred people took ad-
vantage OF the half fare rate to River
side. The threatened rain of Thurs
day interferred to some extent with
the anticipated success Of the excur-
sion.
Sneaks Secure Watch
Sneak thieves secured a gold watch
and three gold rings from the residence
of Mrs. r. Jarvis, at 445 South Grand
avenue, early yesterday morning. The
thieves entered the room through a
door which had been left unlocked.
Francis Murphy Meeting
"Have Patience" will be the subject
of the Francis Murphy meeting Sun
day evening in Blanchard hall. Ad-
dresses will be made by Henry j. Ste
phens, Will A. Harris and others. j.
w. Eccleston will have charge Of the
music.
Services at Y. NJ. =. a.
The o'clock Sunday afternoon meet
ing for men at the Y. M. G. A. will be
addressed by Rev. b. c. Cory, whose
subject will be climbing the Mountain
be held by the Triangle club for youths
and boys.
Widow Searched For
The local detectives have been asked
to locate Mrs. Frank Seely, a widow
with two children, said to be in Los
Angeles at the present time. She was
formerly Miss Kate Doyle. The re-
quest comes from the chief of police
at Niagra Falls, N. Y.
Burglars at Work
e. E. Regner, living at the Gladstone
hotel OH South Main street, reported
the burglary of his room at the police
station yesterday morning. The in
truders gained entrance through an
inside window and ransacked the room
taking a watch, a knife and $1O.75.
Boy Struck by Auto
While playing in the street at the
corner of Union avenue and Pico street |
yesterday afternoon, boy was struck
and slightly bruised by an automobile. |
The occupants of the machine alighted
and assisted the boy to a drug store, |
but he was found to be uninjured and
left without giving his name.
San Diego Exhibit
George o. Jenner who has been in
charge Of the San Diego exhibit in the
Chamber of commerce for several
months will leave today for home. Mr..
Jenner states that the special display
and literature for San Diego in the
chamber resulted in sending scores of
strangers to the southern coast city.
Grand Avenue Sale
II. o. Johnson and A. T. Johnson have
sold for $4,000 to Mrs. Louise Y.
Pratt, SOx114 feet on the north side of
Sixth street west of Grand avenue.
The west one-half of the lot is i'm
proved with a two-story frame of ten
rooms and two stores. The east one
half Of the lot is not improved. Rob-
ert March &c Co. conducted the nego-
tiations.
Sentenced to Jail
Fred Guidi and ]. j. Kendall, pro-
prietors of a bowling alley and pool
room on Winston street, were senten-
ced to sixty days in the city Jail yester-
day morning by Justice Chambers on
a charge of selling liquor without Ii
cense. The men were prepared to pay
their fines, but as they had abused their
privilege before, this alternative was
denied them and they were committed
to jail
Held Up on Street
Pat Twomay of 1O6 West Elmyra
street reported at police head
yesterday morning that
ne had been held up and rob-
bed at Commercial and Alameda
streets late Thursday night. Two
nay admitted being drunk at the time
II the hold-up and was unable to give
,nv dascrintion of his assailants. The