Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-29
HIDES PLUMBER
BENEATH COAT
PASADENA MAN STEALS FROM
EMPLOYER
C0NFESSES WHEN CAPTURED
s. Solomon Takes Goods From store
Of M. Misohokowsky But ls
Allowed to Go
Free
coNFEssEs WHEN CAPTURED
Pasadena Agency.


PASADENA, May 2S.--Confronted
with the evidence of his guilt Samuel
Solomon confessed to the police of
stealing goods to the vaue of 500 or
more from his employer, M. Mischo-
kowsky, proprietor Of the Boston
store, on North Fair oaks avenue
Solomon was a clerk and was observed
to carry out parcels beneath his coat
when he left the store for his meals.
These observations were made by OUT
side parties. who mentioned the mat
ter to the police. Chief Pinkham sent
Officer McIntire on still hunt and
he learned that it had been the prac-
tice of Solomon for some time to de-
post bundles at a parcel bureau and
later call for them. Following up this
clew officer McIntire learned that Solo
mon had taken the bundles to Los
Angeles, where they were all recovered.
The goods consisted principally of
table linens, shirts, collars, cuffs and
ties. Mischokowsky did not know
that he had been robbed until in
formed by the police
Solomon was arrested Saturday night
when he give cash bail of $50. Today,
however, he was released at the re-
quest of his late employer in order
that he could proceed on his way to
Brooklyn, N. Y, to visit his sick
mother. Solomon resided with a bro
ther on West First street in Los An
geles.
To Receive Senator Perkins
reception committee Of twenty-five
has arranged to go to Los Angeles to-
morrow to meet Senator George G.
Perkins and escort him to this city.
The party has planned for a special
car over the Pacific Electric line and
to arrive here about 2:45 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The senator will be the guest of the
Hotel Maryland management for din
ner and several of his intimate friends
will dine with him. AT o'clock a
reception will be rendered Senator Per-
kins at the Maryland. to which the
general public is invited.
Throop Memorial Exercises
The students of Throop institute will
assemble tomorrow morning to partici-
pate in memorial exercises, for which
the following program has been ar
ranged: Devotional, doxology, prayer;
song by school, Flag of the Free"
exercises by grammar department;
song, Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean," recitation, 1.-The Blue and the
Gray" Helen Mears; flag salute by
school, song, 1.-THE Star-Spangled Ban
ner;" oration, 1.-The Soldier Boy" Wal
ter Pittinger; song, annie Laurie"
by quartet; reading, 1.-THE Whistling
Regiment" Ruth Gaylord talks by G..
A. r. members; song, America" by
audience.
Pasadena Briefs
The Washington Heights Study circle
has decided to invite husbands and
brothers of the members to attend the
clubs annual picnic, which is to be
held ON June 80.
South Pasadena residents will cele-
brate the Fourth of July with a de-
monstration at Garfield park. A num-
ber of the social organization will
take part.
The closing exercises of the English
classical school will be held tomorrow
evening, beginning at o'clock, in the
assembly hall.
Rev. r. II. Greaves of Monrovia
filled Pastor Albert Smiths pulpit at
the Baptist church today, the Rev. Mr..
Smith being still absent in the east
The First Congregational church was
largely attended by G. A. r. veterans,
members of the w. r. c. and the Sons
of Veterans at the morning service to
hear a specially prepared memorial
sermon delivered by the pastor Rev.
r. r. Meredith. A special of the
music was the postlude, "Old Glory"