Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-14


hall. Cen. Harrison Gray Otis will
preside. Charles Lamb will have charBe
of the music.
DR.. Glass Goes to San Francisco
Very Rev. DIR. j. S. Glass. G. M,
president of st. Vincents collese, VIII
leave for San Francisco this evening
to attend the golden jubilee OF 81.
Ignatius' church there tomorrow. Dr.
Glass will act as deacon of the mass.
He will return Monday.
Raise Endowment for Occidental
A meeting of the officials of the I'M
manuel Church will be held next week
to take action regarding the proposed
trip of the pastor, Rev. DIR. Hugh K.
Walker east, to raise an endowment
fund for Occidental college. DR.. wal
ker will not leave until November L.
Accused of Sweating" Coins
Sing Kee, a Chinese charged with
"sweating" gold coins, was before the
federal grand jury Thursday afternoon.
He was arrested by United States Secret
Service Agent John Cronin, and com
plete outfit necessary for sweating"
the coins was found in his possession.
Hurt in Fall From Car
In attempting to board Pico
f1blSHlS car near lNO anu Nioiii
last evening, F. Johnson of 1877 West
Malcomson street, missed his footing,
and in striking the pavement sustained
a severe shock. Johnson was removed
by the car crew to the receiving hos
pital.
Appointed Supervisor
Acting Supervisor r. H. Charlton of
the San Gabriel and San Bernardino
reserves has been appointed to the
position of supervisor to succeed
Everett B. Thomas. Thomas was dis
missed from the employ and charges
were entered against him before the
federal grand jury.
Airshlp Flight Postponed
The fight of Alva Reynolds new air.
ship, Man Angel No. 8, which was to-
take place today, has been postponed
until Monday afternoon on account
of the difficulty of initiating the gas bag.
But on Monday the flight will be made
and an attempt made to alight
on the top of the chamber of COM
merCe building.
Building Railway Line
After lying deserted for several years,
the old Nickel Plate line formerly ope-
rated between West Temple street and
Laurel is the scene of much activity.
When the old line was first constructed
the population of that section was very
small but the city has expanded in that
direction and the Los Angeles-Paci1c
company is changing the old dummy
line to a trolley road.
Fight With Picks
A. Parlcas, employed in the Santa Fe
yards was arrested yesterday afternoon
on the charge of assaulting Saco Ber-
gas, a fellow laborer, with pick. They
ouarreled about financial affairs while
at work and Paricas is said to have nit
Bergas with a pick lacerating his nose
and face The injured man was at
tended at the receiving hospital. Par
icas was booked on a charge of as
sault.
To Hold Court In Fresno
The United States circuit and the
United States district courts will be IN
session in Fresno next Monday. Judge
Wellborn, United States Attorney Val
entine, United States marshal and
Clerks of the United States court
Owens and Van Dyke will go from Los
Angeles. The judge and others of the
party will be in Los Angeles Tuesday
in time to try the case of Pauline Res
beloso indicted on murder charge.
Boys, Not Burglars
Fifty feet of cord, piece of rosin and
three small boys made such a noise at
1902 Michigan avenue last evening that
the residents telephoned to the police
station that they had a burglar locked
in the cellar. Capt. Bradish and Detec-
tive Davis set out for the place, but
when they arrived they were informed
that the burglar had ceased to make
any noises. A little investigation re-
vealed that tic-tac had caused the
trouble.
Newberry May Test Law
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of j. r. Newberry of the ]. r.
Newberry Co. On a charge of selling
butter without having the exact
weight of the butter stamped upon
each package as the law of the state
provides. The warrant has been issued
on complaint of State Dairy Inspector
]. L. Starr Mr.. Newberry's attention
has been called to the subject before,
but it is said that he desires to test the
constitutionality of the law.
Brownsberger Reception
Several hundred persons, pupils for
mer, present and prospective, with theil
friends, attended the reception last
night at the Brownsberger Home school,
957 West Seventh street, the occasion
being the sixth anniversary of the
opening of the college, 1t was recep-
tion given by the present day pupils to
those just entering the school for the
term of 19O5-06 for instruction in stem
ograpHy or bookkeeping. All the walks
and the different rooms of both the pre-
paratory and business departments
were hung with Japanese lanterns.
while Kelso's orchestra played. Re-
freshments were served and dancing
was enjoyed.
To Preach Series of Sermons
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage will
preach series of Sunday evening SER
mons for the counter, home and fire
side. The dates and subjects are:
October 49, "Royal Domestics, or the
Magnificent Opportunities of Being a
Servant Girl; october %, Duties Of
Housekeepers to Their Servants;
October 20, "Noble Lawyers or Why
We Should Honor the Bar; November
8, 1.-THE Good Physician. or Why We
Should Honor the Medical Profession;
November 12, "The School Teacher and