Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

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BAND CONCERTS
Eastlake Park
Moore's Fidelia band:
March, call of the Wild .'.''''.''hq2SseS 2Se;,
Waltz Dorothy Vernon i1;o,Ider HN
'Cupid's Garden" ................'.;;h huseiIe
american Patrol ........,...'., MeechalIl
Overture, La Pouffe de Nuremberg ,a.r,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fucik
Selection. Samson and Delilah ;,t.si,oI ,t soans
............................. Saint-Saens
Medley-Popular airs 'ChatiiawaS5 soiaSta5
Finale ........'.'''''.'''''''..
Fund for Sufferers
The committee in charge of the bene-
fit concert for italian earthquahe SUI
ferers has made report showing the
net proceeds from the entertainment
to be $SS3.2S.
To Hold Rally
Annual rally day will be observed to-
day at the Emmanuel presbyterian
church Sunday school. A special
T,rogran, has been arranged, with Prof.
Hubert Parker of Pasadena in charge
of the music.
To Preach at st. Thomas Church
Rev. Thomas Cavanaugh of Clear
field. diocese of Erie, Pa, will preacn
at the 80 O'Clock mass today at the
Church of ST. Thomas the Apostle.
Rev. ]. w. Collins, the pastor pro tenn,
will officiate at the evening service.
Accused of Theft
Frank Caulfeld was arrested by
officer Sheets early last evening on the
complaint of Maurice Cohn of Conn,
Goldwater & Co.. who said Cauinelu
stole a wheelbarrow from building
now being erected on Los Angeles
street near Second.
Improvement Association Meeting
The East Ninth street Improvement
association will hold it's monthly social
and meeting next Tuesday evening at
the Church of the Nelghporhooa. =; -;
Willard, secretary of the Municipal
league, will make an address on NUM-
cipal work in the east.
Debate on Theosophy
w. C. Owen and L. w. Rogers will
debate before the Progressive club in
Svnphony hall, 232 South Hill street, |
TODAY at 2:45 o'clock. The discussion
grew out of Mr.. Rogers recent lectures
before the club on theosophy. PROF.. |
Jean de Chauvenet will sing and Leo
Domke, a pianist, will play.
Miller in Jail
Henry Miller, a laborer employed on
the Stansbury grading camp, charged
-+o 60 another
employe at the camp, was arraigned
before Judge Rose yesterday morning
and pleaded not guilty. Judge Rose
fixed his bail al $500 in default of which
he was lodged in the city prison.
Voters League Election
The semi annual meeting of the
Voters league and the election Of
officers will be held Thursday evening,
October 26, in Brent's hall, 53415 South
Spring street. The nominating COM
mittee includes H. A. Getz, DR.. w. d. |
Babcock, o. c. Bryant, William
Chambers, F. H. Messmore, Leon V.
Shaw and Oscar A. Trippet.
"MiIkmaids" to Convene
A comic drama in two acts, The
Milkmaids Convention" will be given |
at the Venice auditorium next Friday |
evening at s o'clock. A cast of thirty !
persons will present the play. which |
will have as features songs, dances and |
specialties by young women of Ocean
Park and Santa Monica, under the
title of the Ocean Park and Santa |
Monica Dramatic club.
Dies Of injuries
Tadeo A. Botiller, a we'll known
Spanish resident of Los Angeles, |
passed away at his home. 1872 Harvard |
boulevard, yesterday morning after be- |
ing confined to his home the past two |
years with paralysis caused by an |
accident on Spring street about three |
years ago. Botiller was a native son. |
having been born in Los Angeles in |
1S49. He was married sixteen years |
ago to Miss Elena Gotta, who survives
him with four children, Loretto, Mag |
dalean, Mary J., and Bernard Botiller. |
High requiem mass will be celebrated |
Monday morning at o'clock at the |
Church of st. Thomas the Apostle, |
Rev. ]. w. Collins, celebrant. The fol- |
lowing members Of the Native Sons, of |
which the deceased was a member, will |
act as pail bearers: NJ. Treosti, Frank |
Bernard, John Reyes, Thomas Row |
land, J. Sepulveda and T. G.. Yorba. |
Interment will be made at New Cal !