Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-23

RnlBHIs leHipldI, Will Cpnler 1ho OhuS'
of the temple this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Retain Interest
Messrs. Cooper & Davis have retained
Lankershim, but have engaged II. G.
Fryman as manager.
Chautauquans Picnic
Former residents of Chautauqua
county, N. Y. and temporary sojourn-
ers in Los Angeles from that locality,
are planning a basket picnic at East
lake park next Saturday.
Injured Child Improved
The twelve-year-old daughter of J.
L. Selby, who fell from car at First
and Broadway, Tuesday evening. and
who was painfully injured by the fall,
was in an improved condition yester-
day.
For Cruelty to Animals
John Clayton, a teamster, was fined
$40 In Justice Austin's court yesterday
on a charge of cruelty to animals, pre-
ferred against him by officers of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals.
"HoW the Other Hall Lives"
Mrs. Bradley, deaconess of the Beth
lehem Institutional church, will give an
address on How the Other Half
Lives" tomorrow evening at the Olive
Congregational church. A basket So
foI Will tA AI1 tI,l nI.A 10 IA
sold. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the missionary society of the
church.
Accidental Death
Death from accident on the tracks
of the Long Beach line" was the ver-
dict of coroner's jury yesterday, At
the inquest over the body of James
Muckols, Compton farmer who was
struck and instantly killed by a car
of the Long Beach line, near Compton,
Tuesday evening.
Boy Gamblers Fined
R.. Payne, P. A. Radels and Burt
Coldern, the young men who were ar
rested by the gambling squad in a
Maple avenue house, Tuesday evening,
and charge of gambling placed
against them, We're tried before Justice
Austin yesterday and fined $25 each. c.
Chaney was fined $50.
Porch Climber at Work
DR.. B. L. Fowler, living at sos West
Eighteenth street, reported at the po-
lice station yesterday morning that his
home had been robbed during the alb
sence of the family. The intruder
gained entrance through an upper win
dow, taking $45 from a silver purse.
Other valuables were left untouched.
Circus Parade Today
The Norris & Rowe greater circus
will arrive from Redlands early this
morning. The circus will remain in /
Los Angeles for three days and will
exhibit twice daily at Eleventh and
Flower streets. At II o'clock this
morning Spring street. Main and
Broadway will be traversed by the
parade.
Wanted In East
w. T. Brisman, who gave himself
up to officer Henderson at First street
and Broadway, Tuesday night, and
who claimed to have committed a |
crime in Brockton, Mass, some time
ago, will be held in the city jail pending
the arrival of officers from the east. |
Following the arrest of Brisman, a |
telegram was sent to Brockton and a |
reply was received yesterday saying
the man was wanted on a charge of |
having stolen $500.
Charged With Murder
Elio Nelson arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday from San Francisco in the
charge Of ]. F. Stanley, deputy sher-
If from Texas. The young man was
taken from the United States training
ship Pensacola by the officer and
charge of murder preferred against
him. 1t is alleged that Nelson with
three companions murdered a man
named Robert Alexander ant his wife
at Houston about three years ago. In
order to secure the safety of his pris-
oner the officer led Nelson from the
depot to the jail by chain and IN
double irons.
Dramatic Clubs Play
The st. Vincent's Dramatic club has
active work OH it's second
play. "The Secretary Pro Tenn" which
VIII be presented Wednesday evening.
April 26 In the Father Meyer Memorial
hall Of the college. The cast of char
acters will be composed of members of
he club who did not take part In the
recent production Of THE Fools Re-
genge." The club is composed of forty
members, all of whom are talented.
rhe following will take part in the
forthcoming production; Misses Flood,
Banks, Creede and Du Casse. Messrs
iuercio. Durnerin, Pendleton, Booth
md Hanley. This club expects to give
mother presentation Of THE Fools Re-
'Ange.''