Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
SURPRISED WHILE SEARCHING
R00MER'S CLOTHES
GIRL HOLDS DOOR FAST SHUT
Pasadena Police Summoned and the
Intruder Arrested-Dr. Loves
Still Lying at Point of
Death
Pasadena Agency.
ia East Colorado Street

PASADENA, May 23.-Upon discov-
ering a supposed burglar in a room at
10 1-2 West Colorado street this after
noon Mary Thomas, the chambermaid
promptly shut the door and held 1t
fast until John Palmer, a roomer, came
to her assistance. The maid had gone
to the room to make some changes
and, knowing it to have been locked
by the occupant, she was surprised to
find the door unfastened and some one
inside who held it fast when she tried
to open it.
Palmer went in and took charge of
the intruder while the maid went for
the police. officers McIntire and Bris-
tol escorted the man to the police sta
tion where he gave the name of julius
Ruffalo The officers will hold him for
burglary as the landlady claims the
room where Ruffalo was found was
Moore, the occupant of the room, had
been scattered about, showing that
the suspect was searching for money
DR.. Loves Condition Unchanged
DR.. ]. H. Loves condition is un-
changed and members of the family
here are awaiting the end with hope
that it will not be until after the ar
rival of DR.. Loves son, j. II. Loves
jr., who is scheduled to reach here
Thursday morning. Mrs. Loves and
niece, Mrs. Durby, have both been
prostrated since being apprised of the
fatal nature of the doctors recent at
tack DIR. Loves has participated in
national and state politics in Ohio for
many years and inquiries concerning
his condition are coming from all the
leading cities of that commonwealth.
Grader Paid $500 Fine
Neal Murphy this afternoon paid a
fine of $500 imposed by Justice Klam-
roth as punishment for the part he
played in the cases wherein stock be-
longing to Ramish & Marsh, was in
humanely treated. Murphy pleaded
guilty yesterday and today Justice
Klamroth gave him the privilege of
paying two fines of $3.50 each or serv-
ing term of $50 days in Jail. Muir
ply chose the preference of liberty af-
ter his friends succeeded in assisting
him to raise the amount of the fines.
Adolph Ramish was given until May
81 to enter a plea and he furnished a
$500 bond.
Many Editors Coming
Secretary Coolidge of the board of
trade has been notified that the mem
bers of the National Editorial associa-
tion will visit Pasadena on June 20.
The board will make arrangements to
entertain the visitors in a fitting man.
ner. The association is composed of
about 400 leading editors of the coun-
try, and after holding their annual
convention in Guthrie, Okla, an excur-
sion will be made to California points.
The quarterly district meeting of the
Good Templars was held here today
with an attendance of about seventy
five delegates from outside places.
Among the distinguished guests was
Col. John Sobieski, the well known
Polish temperance advocate, who adj
dressed the gathering this afternoon.
A literary program was rendered at the
hall tonight. All the district officers
were present.
Local capitalists have organized TO
manufacture brick on large scale, and
work on the plant will begin as soon
as the machinery arrives. The loca-
tion is on 75-acre tract east of Syca-
more grove, and the works will have
a capacity of 10000 bricks per day
Both building and paving material will
be produced. w. M. Eason, Thaddeus
Lowe, Robert Eason and II. NJ. Dob
bins are the local men interested.
Short Paragraphs
Property owners have petitioned the
city council to have Dearborn street
opened from Summit to Fair Oaks,
which will require a right of way across
private property for a distance of two