Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-07
Butchers Fined


George Kirsch and o. G. Langan,
butchers, were fined s25 each by Justice
Rose yesterday on charges of violat-
ing the health ordinance. The men
were convicted of selling immature
veal.
Orphans to Be Entertained
One hundred orphans from the Los
Angeles Orphans Home are to be the
guests of Centennial M. e. church at
Ernest Thompson Seton's lecture on
New Adventures of Animal Friends"
to be given in Blanchard hall next Sat
urday afternoon.
Convicted of Vaerancy
William White, young man, was
sentenced to the city Jail for ninety
days by Justice Chambers yesterday
morning on a charge of vagrancy.
White was convicted of having con-
Quoted an opium resort frequented by
messenger boys
TyndalI Lecture
Am My Brothers Keeper" is the
subject of lecture to be delivered at
Blanchard hall Sunday afternoon by
DR.. Alexander McIvor-T r-Tyndall. The
lecture will be delivered from the view
point of modern thought and psychic
science. There will also be a pro-
gram of music and psychic phenomena.
Burial of Chaplain Clark
The remains of the late Chaplain
Alfred S. Clark arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday. Funeral services were held
at st. Johns church, San Francisco,
Wednesday, Bishop Nichols officiating.
The interment will be made at Rose
dale cemetery at 1890 o'clock this
morning. A simple committal service
will be read.
Fellowship Social
A general church social of the Los
Angeles Fellowship is to be given in
Masonic hall this evening, beginning at
o'clock. The program includes two
act farce entitled, when Greek Meets
Greek" to be rendered by the Fellow
ship Dramatic society, which has been
at work over a month to perfect itself
in the production.
Woman Struck by Bicycle
While attempting to cross the street
at Third and South Spring streets yes
terday Mrs. Kate Tisson of 2S40 East
Eleventh street became confused and
stepped in front of a bicycle. The
rider leaped from his machine but the
wheel struck the woman. She was
only slightly injured but was taken to
the receiving hospital.
Held to Superior Court
Milo Waldron, race horse man and
formerly proprietor Of saloon in Spo-
kane, was held to the superior court
on a charge of assault with intent to
rob in Justice Roses court yesterday.
A wealthy eastern tourist who claims
to have been assaulted by Waldron in
the corridor of the Hollenbeck hotel
Tuesday night appeared as prosecuting
witness. Waldron declined to make any
statement.
Lineman's Death Accidental
A verdict of death from accident
was returned yesterday by coroners
jury at an inquest over the body Of
r. Edward Ford, lineman who was
struck and killed by Vernon avenue
car at Seventh and Central avenues
Wednesday night. Several witnesses
testified that the fault was with the
young lineman, who attempted to
board northbound car from a posi-
ton between the rails and was struck
by a southbound car and hurled to the
sidewalk
Wiggins to Return
Deputy Commissioner Virgins will
arrive in Los Angeles today at noon
from an official visit to the Lewis and
Clark exposition grounds at Portland.
Mr.. Virgins and his associate, Mr..
Filcher of San Francisco, have been
giving attention to the buildings for
the coast fair, acting for Governor
Pardee. 1t is stated that all of the
buildings are nearly completed and
that all will be in readiness for the
installation of exhibits i'm ample time
for the opening of the exposition on