Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-09

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Sale on San Pedro
II. r. willard has sold to A. L.
Cheney through w. b. Merwin the lot
on the southeast corner of San Pedro
and Twentieth streets improved with
a two-story frame building and a
dwelling. Consideration, $4,000.
"save the Boys"
"Save the Boys" will be the subject
of a talk by Mrs. Helen l.. Bullock of
Elmlra, New York, this afternoon at
q parlor meeting in the Glendale SAN
atorlum. Mrs. Bullock was delegate
to the national w. c. T. U. conven-
tion.
Hotel Netherlands Sold
The Hotel Netherlands, on the north
west corner of Seventh and Wilmer
streets, lot 10Sx120 feet, has been sold
to William Loudon through w. b.
Merwin for 100000. The hotel is a large
frame structure of forty rooms and is
leased for two years at $500 per month
Accused Of Theft
D. Collins was arrested last evening
by Detectives Hawley and Murphy on
the charge of taking watch belonging
to e. A. Hensay, which Hensay
dropped on a boat at San Pedro about
a month ago. Collins will be held un-
til investigation can be made.
Brcklayer Bankrupt
Charles F. Streeter, a bricklayer liv-
ing in Los Angeles, declared himself
bankrupt i'm petition filed with the
clerk of the United States district
court yesterday. His debts amount to
S7S1.30 and his assets consist of furni-
ture, tools and horses to the value of
$215.
Charged With Robbery
George Bisbee was brought to Los
Angeles by Detectives Smith and Dix
on yesterday afternoon from Cotton,
and Is being held in the city Jail on the
charge of entering the room of Mrs.
j. A. Beck, 50S1a East Third street,
about a week ago. Bisbee was traced
to Cotton and arrested.
Timber Stealing Charged
r. L. Cook and William r. Hughes
had their preliminary examination be-
fore Commissioner Van Dyke in the
United States circuit court yesterday
afternoon. They We're arrested three
weeks ago charged with stealing wood
from public lands Both men gave
bond in the sum of $500 and were re-
leased pending their hearing before
Judge Wellborn.
Suspect Arrested
Ralph Lewis was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Steel and Craig on the
charge of entering the room of Frank
Lewis 226 South Main street. Monday
evening and stealing a gold chain and
other iewery. Shortly after the theft
the officers searched the room and
found that the intruder had entered
through the window. Within a short
time they arrested Lewis.
Package for Tourist
A notice posted in the detectives
headquarters states that if Miss Eliza
Mcknight. a tourist visiting in this
city, will call at the office of Captain
of Detectives F'lammer she will be pre-
sented with a valuable package, which
she reported was stolen from her on a
former visit to this city Complete
identification of the package will be
required of Miss Mcknight.
Car Victim Dies
Harry P. Hymans, bartender at the
Casino annex, who was dragged by
car at the corner of Fifth and Towne
streets last Tuesday afternoon and
sustained a severe fracture of the
skull, died yesterday at his home, 433
Towne avenue. Hymans attempted to
board car, but fell on his face against
the steps. He was dragged several
yards before the car was stopped.
Arraienment Postponed
Walter and Harry Darlington,
charged with eXtorting $5 from lodg- |
Ing house keeper under the preteXt
that they were United States officers, |
were to have been arraigned Yesterday |
morning before Judge Welborn of the |
United States district court, but as the |
men had no attorney, S. C. Pardee was
appointed to act for them and the date |
of the arraignment was set for Dec. 4. |
Aged Parishioner Dies
Mrs. Margaret Davy, aged S5 years,
who for a number of years had been
a prominent parishioner of the Cathe- |
oral of st. Vibiana, passed away yes
terday morning at the home of her SON |
James A. DaVy, 1914 West Temple |
street, Mrs. Davy attended the 6: 80 |
O'Clock mass at the cathedral each |
morning of the year until her final ill |
ness. Solemn requiem mass will be |
celebrated Friday morning at the ca
thedral at O'Clock, Rev. G.. Donahoe,
pastor of the Church of Our Lady of
Loretto, being celebrant
Identity Is Learned
Through an examination made by the
coroner the identity of the driver of
the milk wagon which was wrecked
near Clearwater on the Pacific Elec-
trio line Tuesday night, and in which
accident the driver was instantly
Killed, was learned to be William de
Busk The owner of the demolished
wagon is II. Ulrich, who conducts a
dairy at Clearwater. De. Rusk was un-
married. He leaves a brother in this
city and one in Denver, who are named
as beneficiaries in a $4,000 life in
surance of the Woodmen