Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Swallows Screw

Herald from the premises OF our pa
irons. THE HERALD.
Swallows Screw
A screw swallowed by Henry Gallman
while at work near First street ana
Central avenue last evening may cause
his death. Gallman was sent to the
receiving hospital. His condition was
normal at the time, but serious deVel-
opments may arise, say physicians
Elect New Members
At the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday the following were
elected to membership: DR.. Frank 5.
Byington, Hon. Thomas Fitch, DR.. Guy
Cochran, DIR. George Sabichi, Maxwell
company.
Steps From Moving Car
H. Simmon of 1101 Ceres avenue
stepped from a Vernon car at First
and Central avenue yesterday noon,
while the car was in motion, and was
hurled to the pavement. Simmon sus-
tanned dislocatea hip but manager
to make mis- way to a nearby motel,
where he lay for five hours. The police
were notified and removed Simmon to
the receiving hospital.
Says Husband Lost Temper
Alleging that her husband lost
ninety mine per cent of his temper
when he came home yesterday noon
to eat dinner, because he found that
she had commenced house cleaning,
and sought revenge by viciously beat
ing her with a chair, Mrs. Kommers,
1916 Cortez avenue, swore out a war
rant for her husbands arrest yesterday
afternoon
Negro Is Accused
Art Williams, a negro, was arrested
last evening by Special Officer Gaines
and Patrolman Glenn on suspicion
that he was implicated In the attack
made on Joe Delaney, Monday evening,
in which Delaney was severely stabbed.
Williams has little to say about the
affair." and while he acknowledged be-
ing in the crowd, he declares that he
had no part in the stabbing.
Falls From Car
Charles Randall, an upholsterer living
at 917 McGarry street, fell from an East
Ninth street car at Ninth and Main
streets last evening and was slightly
injured about the head and face. Ran
dali was standing on the rear end of
the car, near the steps, and as the car
turned the corner he lost his footing
and fell on the pavement. He was as
sisted to his home by Police Surgeon
Freedman.
Hold Union Service
Rev. Levi D. Barr, who recently re-
signed the pastorate of the Friends
church, is conducting meetings at the
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
Third and Hewitt streets. His subject
last evening was What Would You Do
With Christi" Members Of the Bap-
tist congregation at Sixth and Hewitt
Joined with Rev. Mr.. Barr's audience
in q union service. Two persons pro-
fessed conversion.
official Vincentian Visitor Arrives
Very Rev. DR.. William j. Barnwell,
v. C. M, of st. Mary's seminary,
Perrvville, Mo-, official visitor of the
Congregation of the Missions, arrived at
st. Vincents college yesterday on an
official visit. DR.. Barnwell will remain
about one week, inspecting the local
colleges, and from here will visit the
new Trinity college of Dallas, Tex, of
which Rev. P. A. Finney, G. M, is
superior Father Finney was formerly
stationed at st. Vincent's college.
Reception at Door of Hope
A reception will be given at the Door
Of Hope, DAILY street, this afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. Dr. Hugh K. Wal
ker and Rev. E. P. Ryland, who are
interested in the work, will make ad-
dresses. 1t Is the aim OF the officers
to make the reception a package
shower, including provisions, furniture
and clothing to assist in the work. Mrs.
w. B. Bell, wife of Rev. Bell, who left
Los Angeles several months ago, is the
matron of the home, which is for un-
fortunate women. 1t is under the gen.
eral supervision of the w. G. T. U.
and accommodates about sixteen wo-
men.
Employees Get More Pay
Eight of the twenty eight young wo-
men whose salaries were not increased
at the last meeting of the library board,
received the consideration Of that body
last evening and were made happy
with small increases. The salaries of
the Misses Brown, Cory, Green, Jedof-
sky and OFT were advanced from $35
to $3.50, Miss Schedule was advanced
from $40 to $42.50 a month"; and the
Misses Munson and White We're ad-
vanced from $50 to $55 month. The
twenty young women, who are still
left out in the cold, have not been
forgotten, but their work is being
watched by the board and others
among them will soon receive more