Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-23


morrow evening at o'clock, the sub
ject being my Spiritual Experiences"
Woman Gets Decree
On charge of desertion an interlocu-
tory decree of divorce was granted Mrs.
May Loughlin by Judge York in de-
partment three Of the superior court
yesterday.
House Robbed
Mrs. M. G. Santa Cruz of 302 Bellvue
avenue reported to the police that her
home was broken into yesterday aft
ernoon while she was away and $50 In
cash and four rings were taken.
Child Upsets Lamp
Fire caused by the overturning of
lighted lamp by small child caused
damage to the extent Of $25 at the
home of w. w. Burris. 124S East
Twenty-seventh street, last evening.
Woman Accused
Belle Wilkinson was held to the su-
perior court yesterday by Judge
Chambers in the sum of $1,000. The Will
kinson woman is charged with en-
ticing two girls about is years of age
into a house of i'll repute.
Italian Celebration
The italian American club will hold
q celebration at Verdugo park tomor-
row commemorating the entry Of the
italian troops to Rome September 20,
1870. Literary exercises, a picnic and
ball will be features of the celebration.
Prisoner Returned
Vidal Garcia was brought to Los An
geles yesterday afternoon from San
Bernardino, where he was arrested
Thursday afternoon. Garcia is charged
with entering the home of T. Navarro,
615 Buena Vista street, September 10,
and stealing numerous articles OF
value.
w. o. w. Smoker
A smoker will be held by the Wood
men of the World in their hall at
1251s South Spring street September %.
Boxing bouts, cards, punch and cigars
will be the diversions provided, and w.
o. Morton will tell the history of the
fraternal congress to which he was
delegate last month.
Charge Dismissed
Andrew Steger, charged with forging
a check with intent to defraud the
Santa Monica Land and Water COM
pany, was arraigned before Judge
Smith of department one of the SUI
perior court yesterday, but upon the
recommendation of the district attorney
the charge against him was dismissed.
FItzsimmons on Trial
For several hours yesterday afternoon
testimony was heard in the Orlando
K. Fizsimmons, Cumulative Credit
company case, in the United States
court. Until o'clock In the afternoon
the time was taken up in getting
Jury. All of the witnesses were those
who formerly had been employed in the
office of the credit company.
Charge Not Sustained
Emanual Truskey, charged with hav-
ing assaulted Captain s. Dougherty at
San Pedro with a deadly weapon sew
eral months ago, was arraigned before
Judge Smith in department one of the
superior court yesterday. Truskey
was charged with having shot Captain
Dougherty in the neck, but as no wit
nesses appeared the charge was dis
MISSED and the defendant released.
Mrs. Vaughan in Court
Mrs. D. Vaughan, charged with en-
bezzlement to the extent of $500, yester-
day appeared in court to answer to
the charge. Mrs. Vaughan was to
have been arraigned several days ago
and her bail was forfeited when she
failed to appear. A bench warrant for
her appearance was issued and served
on her. Her attorneys allege their
client did not know of the date of the
trial.
Takes Woman's Deposition
Unable to secure Mrs. ]. Henderson
wheeler's attendance at a trial held in
his court, Justice Pierce yesterday went
to the womans home on Lake street anu
took her deposition regarding a COM
plaint on debt which will be tried Mon
day. The case was to have been heard
Thursday but the woman asserted she
was too i'll to attend court and tore up
the courts summons when 1t was pre-
sented to her.
Veteran on Probation
Charles Harmon, an old soldier and
an inmate of the Soldiers home, was
arraigned yesterday before Judge
Smith of the superior court on the
charge of assault with intent to commit
murder. Owing to the prisoners age
and the earnest plea of State Senator
Pendleton for the defense, the old
soldier was allowed to plead guilty to
a charge of assault with deadly weap-
on and was released on one years pro-
baton.
Brewery Suit to Be Tried
Suit recently brought against the es-
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