Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-28
Bishop conaty Sails for Rome

Herald from the premises oL ouI pa
irons. THE HERALD
Bishop conaty Sails for Rome
Bishop Conaty sailed yesterday on
the Cedric from New York on his
way to Rome, accompanied by his
brother, Rev. B. S. Conaty of Worces-
ter, Mass, and Rev. ]. ]. Clifford OF
Los Angeles.
Charge False Pretenses
Detective Mcnamara yesterday ar
rested Henry A. Colt, who is wanted
by Santa Ana authorities upon
charge Of false pretenses. The Santa
Ana officers came up last evening and
took Colt to that city for trial.
Merchant Arrested
M. Landsburg was arrested by de-
tectives yesterday at the instigation of
the San Francisco board of trade.
Landsburg owns a couple of stores in
Mexico and it is alleged he has been
buying goods on false representations.
Charge Petit Larceny
William Mackert of III North Olive
street was arrested yesterday on a
charge of stealing clothing valued at
90 from w. D. Cameron. He was ar
raigned on the charge of petit larceny
and his trial was set for October IL.
In default Of bond he was committed
to Jail.
Negress Held for Trial
Louisa Taylor, negress, who Is
charged with having stolen gold ring
and $40 from w. G. Hollenbeck Sep
tember Z, was held for trial by Judge
Chambers yesterday and her bail was
set at $500. In default of bond she
was given into the custody of the
sheriff.
Temperance Workers. Meeting
The conference of Temperance and
Prohibition workers will convene at
Long Beach today and will continue
over Saturday. E. D. Chaplin will pre-
side at the morning and o. T. Nichols
at the afternoon sessions. Charles R.
Jones, chairman of the Prohibition ma
tional committee, will speak at the
afternoon service.
Vagrant of Good Family
Claude. Barnhart, scion of a wealthy
Kentucky family, was before Judge
Austin yesterday on charge of vag-
rancy and was sentenced to serve sixty
days in the city Jail. Judge Austin,
moved by the tale of his family con-
nd nl inns n
placed him on probation with orders
to report periodically to Acting Chief
Auble.
Y. M. c. A. Opening
The formal opening of the educa-
tional department of the Y. M. c. A.
will be held next Monday evening at
the association rooms. United States
Senator F. P. Flint will make the prin-
cipal address. Prof. Mark Beal of
Occidental college will give several
readings. Music will be furnished by
the association orchestra and u
quartet.
Credit Men to Meet
The first of the regular monthly
meetings of the Los Angeles Credit
Mems association for this season will
be held this evening and will be pre-
ceded by banquet in the banquet hall
of the Cafe Bristol at o'clock. w. G.
Mushet, the secretary, will give an ac-
count of the tenth annual convention
of the National Association of Credit
Men, held in Memphis in June. Reso-
lutions regarding the formation of an
adjustment bureau and trade reporting
bureau of the Los Angeles Credit Mems
association to take the place of the
Los Angeles and wholesalers boards OF
trade of this city, will be presented at
this meeting.
To Celebrate Anniversary
The nineteenth anniversary celebra-
tion of the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Southern California con-
ference will be held in Simpson audi
torium tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. G. F. Bovard, D. D., president of
the University of Southern California,
will preside. The following program
will be rendered. Devotional service,
Chaplain Nave; music, conference
quintet; "Unfrenzied Finance" Rev.
E. A. Healy, D. D.; Something
Doing" Rev. P. H. Bodkin; "a Bakers
Dozen of Happy Girls" Rev. Robert
Mcintyre, D. D.; "In An Unknown
Tongue" Rev. B. C. Cory; American
Problem" Rev. e. NJ. Randall, D. D.;
music. conference quintet; "Benevo-
lence in the Concrete" Rev. w. A.
Knighten, D. d. The ushers will be
as follows: Revs. j. R. Ross, C. A.
Kent, w. C. Botkin, G. w. Hasten, f.
A. ziegler, G. Steed and c. ]. Miller.