Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-08
Virgins Due Home

Wieeins Due Home
Secretary Virgins telegraphed yes
terday from San Francisco, en- route
from Portland, that he will arrive in
Los Angeles today. He Is expected at
noon over the coast line.
Held to Superior Court
1. c. Johnson, lather, was held to
the superior court yesterday, after all
examination before Justice Rose ami
his bail fixed at $500. Johnson is
charged with having forged creek
for So
Reports on Births and Deaths
Boy babies have the claim to super
iority in Los Angeles county, according
to a report issued by the health depart
ment for the month of March. Two
hundred and twenty-five births were
reported for the month, of which III
we're boys and 105 girls. The death rate
showed 200 deaths for the month, of
which tuberculosis claimed sixty-fve.
Sunday Afternoon at Y. M. C. A.
Rev. s. r. Montgomery of the Third
Presbyterian church will address the
mems meeting in the Y M. C. A. hall,
Sixth and Hill streets, Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Montgomery's
subject will be why Seek the Young
Menu" A service for youths and boys
will be held at o'clock under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A. Triangle
club.
To Release Girl Suspect
Florence Roberts, the young woman
who was arrested on Center street
Tuesday night while attired in mans
clothing, will be released today, ac-
cording to the statement of Capt.
Bradish. 1t was thought at first the
young woman might be implicated IN
some of the recent hold-ups but detec-
tives have failed to f1nd any evidence
against her.
New Clerk at Work
Two new officers at the central police
station entered upon their duties yes
terday. P. P. O'Brien, who resigned his
position as secretary of the firt depart
ment to accept a position as clerk IN
the new police court, spent his first day
in being instructed by Clerks Stockwell
and Martin. A. L. Mccormick, the
prosecuting attorney for the third court,
also entered upon his duties.
Night School Exercises
The night school term at the Y. M.
!. c. A. will close this week. Examina-
tions have been held each evening, and
on Saturday night the closing exercises
will be held. They will be open to the
public. A musical program has been
prepared and Prof. J. H. Francis, prin-
cipal of the Polytechnic high school,
will deliver an address. The meeting
( will be held in the Y. M. C. A. hall,
/. Sixth and Hill streets.
Coroner Trout to Visit Home
Coroner Trout will leave Los Angeles
next week for a months trip through
the east and for visit to his old home
at Lancaster. Pa. The coroner will stop
at New Orleans, Memphis, Philadel-
phia and visit New York and other
eastern cities to secure their death rate
in order to form comparison between
the coroners' cases in large eastern
cities and those of the coast. John
Sumerfield. deputy coroner, will have
charge during the absence of Coroner
Trout.
DR.. TyndaIl's Lectures
DR.. Alexander ]. McIvor- Tyndalrs
psychological lectures at Blanchard
hall Sunday afternoons are causing
much local interest. DIR. McIvor-Tyn-
dali has chosen for the subject of his
discourse this week the ancient query,
Am 1 my brothers keeper" He will
answer the question from the stand
uoint of modern psychology BY way
of entertainment, there will be music
and psychic demonstrations, Bart
let's music store has the reserved seat
sale in charge.
Selected as Delegate
Gail Borden has been elected to rep
resent the Southern California Sunday
School association at the Sunday school
convention to be held In Toronto next
June. DR.. Hugh K. Walker has been
elected vice president of the Interna-
tional Sunday School association. OH
GERS of the Southern California asso-
citation have been elected as follows:
w. C. Weld, president; Rev. william
Horace Day, vice president; w. F,
Cronemiller, treasurer; t. s. Thomp-
kins, chairman; Giles Kellog. Rev. r.
p. Shepherd of Pomona. w. r. Gay of
San Diego, W. S. Allen of Bakersfield
and II. A. Truesdale of San Luis Obs
po, executive committee.
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