Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-21
Burglars Get 81

Burglars Get 81
Burglars entered the home Of Miss
H. Frances, 857 North Alameda street,
Tuesday morning and stole 81.
Father Donahoe's Reception
A reception will be rendered Rev.
George Donahoe, pastor of Our Lady
of Loretto, from to 9 o'clock this af-
ternoon and evening at the parochial
residence, 324 North Union avenue.
Held on Forgery Charge
Roam Lloyd, self confessed check
forger, was placed under $1,000 bonds at
the preliminary examination before
Justice Rose yesterday morning and
was held to answer in the superior
court.
Pilgrimage to Santa Barbara
Over 800 Mystic Shriners will make
pilgrimage to Santa Barbara, leaving
Los Angeles Saturday at 1890 O'Clock.
Candidates numbering fifty will be es-
corted over the "hot sands" that even
ing at the Potter hotel.
osteopathy Reception
The Pacific College of Osteopathy,
which opened September s, will give a
reception to the new members of the
faculty and students tonight. The af-
fair is to be entirely informal and
will be held at the college.
Robbers Steal Watch
AS Thomas Scott of 1886 Crocker street
was passing First street on Central
avenue Tuesday evening two men
stopped him, took his watch and then
ordered Scott to run. When he turned
to look the robbers had disappeared.
Conductor Hurt by Fall
While boarding his car yesterday H.
Carruthers, conductor living at 1851
East Adams street, fell to the pave
ment and sustained several severe In
juries. Carruthers was taken to the
receiving hospital and later removed
to his home.
Sues Railroad Company
Suit for $25,239 damages was filed
yesterday by Bessie McHale against
the Pacific Electric Railway company
IOr injuries hllSSeu W ilebNO DSSi oAS
tanned in street car collision between
Pasadena and Monrovia cars near the
South Pasadena junction several weeks
ago.
Miner Accused
William K. Landing, miner, was
arrested yesterday and arraigned be-
fore Justice Pierce on a charge of haV-
ing threatened the life of Gustave VOL
from. The miner is 75 years of age and
irritable, and after a severe lecture
by the justice the old man was re-
leased without bail to appear for trial
in three weeks.
Cut Balloon; Sent to Jail
On charge of having cut the silk
covering of the Bullet flying machine,
Frank Custer, an employe of the Maier
Packing company, was sentenced TO
fifty days in Jail by Justice of the Peace
Young yesterday. Custer was alleged
TO have maliciously slashed the silk
following the descent of the flying ma
chine near Eastlake park on its last
flight because Aeronaut Twombly re-
fused to buy him drink.
Funeral of Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Smith, mother Of A. l.. Smith
of the local detective force, who died
early Monday morning, was buried at
Rosedale cemetery yesterday afternoon
at 2:3O from the undertaking parlors
of Robert Sharp G. Son. Rev. J. l.. Pit
ner officiated. Mrs. Smith was II years
of age and had been resident of Cali
fornia since 1856. Her children were
all native sons and daughters. Among
the many beautiful floral offerings was
"The Gates Ajar," given by the local
police department. Bert Cowan, D.
Sharon and J. w. Murphy of the local
detective force and Walter Mabern, Mr..
Middleton and H. C. Lichenberger of
the Native Sons were pail bearers.