Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
Vagrancy Charged

Vagrancy Charged
May Rogers and Mabel Duff were
found guilty of vagrancy before jus
tice Austin yesterday.
Boys Fined
w. H. Williams and Roy Tlden
were fined $40 and s15 respectively by
Justice Austin yesterday on charge
of petit larceny
Charged With Assault
Clifford j. Pape was arraigned before
Justice Pierce in the township court
yesterday on the charge of criminal
assault. Justice Pierce held the de-
fendant without bail until Wednesday
next.
Robbed of Watch
Charles D. Vaulkner, a visitor in Los
Angeles from Milwaukee, reported at
the police station yesterday morning
and claimed to have been robbed of
his watch while in the railroad yards
late Sunday night
Falls From scaffoId
T. d. Jones was injured painfully
yesterday in falling from a scaffold
while at work on a building near
Fourth and South Main streets. He
was attended at the receiving hospital
before being sent to his home at S19
South Grand avenue.
Pine Tree State Society
The Pine Tree State association will
hold a meeting tonight in Burbank
hall. A literary program has been pre-
pared which will be followed by So
cial hour, when persons from different
sections of Maine will be given an
opportunity to meet their neighbors
Monsignor McGinnis Here
Monsignor McGinnis of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, arrived yesterday and
is guest at the residence of Bishop
Conaty. Monsignor McGinnis is one
of the most prominent and well known
priests in and about Boston. He was
belated by the storm, his train being
twenty-five hours late.
Charge Dismissed
A charge of disturbing the peace,
preferred against George Maisano and
Joseph Fusco before Justice Austin
yesterday was dismissed. An attorney
for the defense contended that the Of
fense was said to have covered num-
ber of days and therefore could not
be prosecuted under the charge.
Hurt in Fight
In fight with some other butchers
on Lyons street last night William
Mallong, an employe of the Maier
Packing company, got the worst Of the
argument and was forced to go to the
receiving hospital for repairs. NAL
longs left ear was lacerated and his
head was cut open in several places.
Lewis Is Held
Edward Lewis, who was arrested by
Officer Henderson several nights ago
because he wore more suits than neces-
sary and carried a few extra pairs of
trousers, was examined before Justice
Austin yesterday on a charge of rob-
bing the store of the United States
Tailoring company. He was held to
the superior courts on $1,000 bail.
Methodist Evangelistic Services
Evangelistic services were COM
menced last evening to continue each
evening during the week at the Union
Avenue Methodist church. The fol-
lowing well-known clergymen will
speak: Monday evening, Rev. A. w.
Bunker; Tuesday evening, Rev. Wade
Hamilton; Wednesday evening, Vernie
e. Clark; Thursday evening, Rev. j.
r. Ross; Friday evening, Rev. w. H.
Rider.
Psychic Alliance
Members of the Psychic Science al
lance will meet this evening at the
McIvor-Tyndall Institute of Psychic
Science, 1901 South Grand avenue, to
discuss important business. Many new
members will be present and interest
ing discussions are promised. DR.. Nc
Ivor-T Tyndall, president of the alliance,
and several Of the members will ad-
dress the meeting, which will be de-
voted to the subject, docs the World
Need a New Religion?" All members
and as many prospective ones as de
sire m ioin are invited IN he nresant