Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-06
Wagnerian Program

Wagnerian Program
This evening, at Chutes theater,
Manfredo Chiaffarelli will give his first
Wagnerian program since his return
from the east.
Texas Association Meeting
The Texas association will hold its
next regular meeting in Burbank hall.
Monday evening, Oct. 8. officers Will
be elected at the meeting.
Emerson to Lecture
At Blanchard hall tonight Edwin
Emerson, the well-known was cores
pondent with both armies in the field
will give his personal impressions OF
the Russian-Japanese war illustrated
with photographs and war pictures.
Unidentified Man Dies
An unidentified man seventy years
old, who was found unconscious under
the Also street bridge Monday even
ing. died at the county hospital yes
terday. He was in an advanced stage
of paresis and was unable to give any
clue to his identity before his death.
Pleads Guilty to Charge
A charge of grand larceny against
George Smith was changed to one CT
petit larceny by request of the district
attorneys office yesterday and Smith,
pleading guilty In department one OF
the superior court, was sentenced 10
100 days in the county Jail. Smith was
alleged to have stolen a bicycle
Fitzsimmons Gets Repreve
Upon motion of the attorney for the
defense sentence of Orlando K. Fitz-
simmons and his associates, Neighbors
and Arnett, who were convicted in the
United States district court of con-
Quoting a lottery scheme and with
using the mails with intent to defraud,
was deferred until Monday morning.
Greenough Pleads Guilty
George Greenough, charged with
grand larceny, was allowed to plead
guilty to petit larceny before Judge
Smith in department one of the superior
court yesterday and was sentenced to
four months in the county Jail. Gree
nough, according to the complaint, was
alleged to have stolen suit case and
a chip diamond from Roy M. Near.
Outing for Aged People
The annual outing for aged people
will be given today by the Los Angeles
Salvation Army. The outing Will be
given at Long Beach, where the ladies'
aid societies of the churches have vol
unteered to furnish luncheon. The ex-
cursion will leave over the Salt Lake
at $3.50 o'clock. About $50 tickets have
been distributed 1t is the third outing
given this season by the Army.
Lectures for Pioneers
Blanchard hall was filled last even
ing with the members and friends of
the Pioneer society of Los Angeles
county, who gathered to hear the Hon.
Thomas Fitch of San Bernardino lee
ture on 1.-THE Olden Golden Days"
After a vocal solo by Miss Mary Mer-
rick, who was accompanied by Miss
Kaiser, Mr.. Fitch was introduced by
NJ. F. Quinn, who acted as chairman.
In a speech bubbling over with wit, hu-
NOR and eloquence, Mr.. Fitch described
the experiences of the early pioneers.
He told of his own experiences in early
days in California, Nevada and Arizona
and recalled the humorous sayings and
doings of many of the early leaders of
the Republican party of the state. The
proceeds of the lecture will be devoted
to the erection of home in Los An
eeles for the Pioneer society and its
historical museum. M. Il. Quinn pre-
sided and the following acted as vice
presidents of the meeting: Uncle
Billy Workman, General Harrison
Gray OTIS Joseph Mesmer, E. K. Green,
r. w. Ready, j. F. Burns. H. D. Bar
rows, Will D. Gould, I. Kaufman, j.
M. Quinn and Judge Widney.