Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

corps. w. II. c., Will hold a joint In
stallation OF their officers elect in their
hall, 139 West Fifth street, at 8 o'clock
this evening. The meeting will be open
to the public.
Falls From Ice Cake
While working In a refrigerator car
in the Santa Fe yards yesterday morn
ing, G. w. Kiernan slipped from
huge cake of ice and was thrown to
the ground, sustaining a number of Sc
we're injuries.
Strikes Policeman In Eye
II. Matthews was arrested by officer
Roberts late yesterday evening on
South Main street. The man was told
that he was suspected of taking all
overcoat, whereupon he struck the Off
Ger in the eye, blackening his optic.
Fined for Theft
John Jones, 40 years of age, who was
arrested in the Los Angeles river bed
early Wednesday morning, with a num-
ber of school books in his possession,
pleaded guilty to a charge of petit lar
ceny in Justice Chambers court yes
terday morning and was fined $50
Violates Liquor Ordinance
Mrs. Mary Griffith of 2O2 North Main
street was fined s25 in Justice Cham
ters' court yesterday afternoon, upon
pleading guilty to the charge of SELL
ing liquor without license. The wom-
an said she had sold four bottles of
beer to guests in her lodging house.
Flour Worker Injured
George A. Smith, an employe of a To-
cal flour mill, was painfully injured
yesterday afternoon by the falling Of
number of sacks of -four upon him.
The man was attempting to remove
sack of flour from the top of a number
of sacks when the pyramid of flour
fell upon him, spraining his back.
Business Mems Prayer Meeting
A business mems noon prayer meet
ing was organized yesterday noon at
the headquarters of the general evan
gelistic committee, 22S Mason building,
which will be held each noon from
1890 to 1855 o'clock, and to which an
invitation is extended to all men. The
services will be in charge of the de-
votional committee.
Address by Miss Barnes
Miss Helen f. Barnes, national sec
retary of the Y. w. C. A, gave an
address on Christian work among
young women before an enthusiastic
audience at the home of Mrs. Lee M.
Foster, II Chester place, yesterday af-
ternoon. Miss Theresa Wilbur, Miss
Cora latham and Miss Helen Sails
bury also spoke briefly.
Street Lighting Complaints
City Electrician Manahan has found
it necessary to call the attention of
the Los Angeles Lighting campany to
the imperfect light the street lamps are
giving. Manahan has received num-
ber of complaints on account of the
service. The lighting company sent an
inspector to compare lists with Mana
han and ascertain what the trouble is.
Feast and Catholic Ordination
Today the feast of the Epiphany, in
commemoration of the alteration of the
Magi, will be observed in the Catholic
and Episcopal churches. Rev. James
A. Reardon will be ordained to the
priesthood of the Roman church at the
cathedral of St. Vibiana this morning
at o'clock, Bishop Conaty officiating
The usual first Friday devotions will
be held this evening.
Interesting Lecture
A lecture of intense interest will be
that on "Soul Consciousness" to be
delivered at Blanchard hall Sunday af-
ternoon by Dr. Alexander j. McIvor-
Tyndall. This lecture will be the first
OF the new series which will be
given every Sunday afternoon at
Blanchards, until further notice.
Bartlett's music store has the reserved
seat sale in charge.
Officers Are Llnguists
Through the recent prosecutions of
foreigners in the police courts the abil-
ity of the local officers as linguists has
been clearly demonstrated. Officer
Mikelaushutz is foremost, speaking five
languages. including Spanish. italian,
Servian. Slavonian and German. Paul
Flammer of the detective department is
proficient in several languages and the
bailiffs of both courts, beside a number
of patrolmen, are frequently called
upon to interpret.
Los Angeles Fellowship Social
The first regular social of the Los
Angeles Fellowship will be held to-
night at Masonic hall, 433 South
Hill street. From s to 0 an in
teresting and varied program will
be rendered. consisting of vocal solos
by Miss Helen Tape, George Du-
four and Miss Grace Rannells,.
instrumental solos by Messrs. AL
fred Walper and others and readings
by Mrs. Maravene Kennedy. This viii
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