Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
Eastern Star Chapter

Eastern Star Chapter
Delegates to the grand chapter of the
order of the Eastern Star will meet in
days session.
Concert Date Changed
The date of the benefit concert for
Italian earthquake sufferers, to be
held in Simpson auditorium, has been
changed from October to Friday,
October 6.
Negro Is Accused
Alexander Moss, negro accused of
an assault with deadly weapon upon
woman with whom he had been living,
was arraigned before Judge Austin
yesterday afternoon and his trial set
for Monday at 2 o'clock.
Baba Bharati's Lecture
Baba Bharati of India will deliver
q lecture tomorrow evening at o'clock
in New Symphony hall, Blanchard
building, 232 South Hill street. his sub
ject being my Spiritual Experiences
The Masters 1 Have Met"
Philippine Missionary Here
Rev. P. H. r. Lerrigo, returned mis-
sionary from the Philippines. is visit
ing his brother, Frank Lerrigo, 1872
Winfield street. Rev. Mr.. Lerrigo will
address the missionary society of the
Central Baptist church next Tuesday
afternoon.
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
The Womans auxiliary of the Con-
vent of the Good Shepherd will hold
it's first meeting after the summer va
cation Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the convent, West Pico and Arling-
ton streets. Work for the winter sea-
son will be discussed.
Improvement Association Meeting
A business meeting will be held by
the East Ninth Street Improvement
association Tuesday evening at the
Church of the Neighborhood. Busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
Several suggestions made by DR.. Lamb,
park commissioner, will be discussed.
Fire In Planning Mill
A fire started in the boiler room of
Carlisle & Sons planning mill at 1860
East Fourth street early yesterday
morning. 1t was caused by the spon-
taneous combustion of greasy waste.
The flames were extinguished after
about $25 damage had been done.
Board Leaves for the East
Members of the national board Of
managers of soldiers homes, who have
been here for the last week, were the
guests of General H. H. Markham on a
trip over the Pacific Electric system
yesterday After a visit to the Ray
mond hotel, the party had lunch at the
Maryland which was followed by a
drive through the city of Pasadena.
The party left for the east last night.
Would Cut OFF Noses
Oliver Erickson, accused by the police
of becoming insanely drunk in the
Eureka saloon on South Main street
yesterday morning, and threatening to
perform a general amputation of the
noses of the men in the saloon was
booked at the city Jail on a charge of
intoxication.
Woman Hysterical
With her voice uplifted in song, hys-
terical woman attracted a big crowd
in front of the Mason opera house yes
terday afternoon. She gave her name
as Miss Churchill of Boston. Nov
don't forget, from Boston," she said.
'I am looking for my brother, are you
my brother? 1 heard that he was in
Los Angeles, but I don't see him any
where"
Chinese Not Guilty
Wong. Sing, a Chinese accused of
fraudulently presenting a certificate of
registration belonging to Tom Sing, was
adjudged not guilty by a jury yester-
day in the United States court. Sing
is under sentence of deportation by the
Chinese commission at San Francisco,
but has appealed from that decision
and will have his hearing some time
this week before Judge Wellborn.
BurgIaries Reported
Mrs. Charles Elton has reported to
the police that her house at 1880 Dow
ney avenue was entered and hand
bag containing $34 stolen. F. W. Smith
of 1886 Huron street reports the loss
of a pair of trousers stolen from the
Santa Fe switch house on Downey ave-
nue.. In a pocket of the trousers were
some change, purse, a pocket knife
and a number of keys, among them
being two switch keys. J. f. Hand,
21O East Third street, reported that his
watch had been stolen from his pocket
while c. A, .Hammell reported the theft
of a locomotive oil burner from the Salt
Lake round house.