Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-13
RIVERSIDE HAS
WOMAN BURGLAR
R0BS CHINESE LAUNDRY AND
SECURES $50
Ernest Thompson Seton to Lecture
Wednesday--Re Board to
Advertise the City In
Los Angeles

Los Angeles
RIVERSIDE March 12.-Hung Woo 8
laundry in Chinatown was entered by
burglars early this morning and $50
in cash and a considerable quantity
of laundry taken. From all appear
ances it was a woman who made the
haul, as a woman's tracks were found
under the window where the burglar
entered. The police believe that this is
the same woman who entered three
houses few nights ago, though how
she could have known where the laun-
dryman kept his money is a bit of n
mystery.
Ernest Thompson Seton is to deliver
two lectures in this city on Wednes-
day. He will speak in the Loring the
alter in the afternoon and in the high
school auditorium in the evening. He
will give one of his talks on animals
in the afternoon and in the evening
will speak on "The Indian as / Know
Him.
Beginning next Sunday evening a
series of addresses by laymen will be
given on the general subject Agencies
in the Moral Progress of the World"
The subjects and speakers follow;
Public Schools" Prof. A. N Whee-
lock; "The Press e. P. Clarke; THE
Soil," t. C. Wallace; Science" Hon.
George H. Dole; citizenship" A. A.
Adair; international Relationship,
Hon. M. Estudillo.
Tuesday Musical Club
Mrs. Hubert v. Hamilton will be in
charge of the program of the Tuesday
Musical club to be given in Y. M. c..
A. hall Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The song cycle, "In a Persian Garden, ="
will be given, together with a sonata
by Arthur Bostick and Frederick
Grover on violin and piano.
A second lieutenant will be chosen
by Company M tomorrow night to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Sergt. Horton Bloom, who was elect
ed to the position, but afterward de-
clined to serve Sergt. Higgins and
Corporal Gerald Skinner are candidates
for the honor.
The following delegates will repre-
sent the chamber of commerce at the
water congress to be held in Los An
geles tomorrow: Francis Cutie, George
Frost, w. G. Fraser, E. A. Chase, S.
H. Herrick c. F. Marcy, j. A. Pack
ard, p T. Evans and j. G. North.
At the mems Y. NJ. C. A. meeting this
afternoon reports of the recent state
convention at Fresno We're given by
DR.. Neblett H. w. Hawes, H. M. May,
John Lynn and j. George Hunter
Michael H. Benson and Lizzie May
Schwab of Los Angels were married
here yesterday by Justice Hibbard
The second of the series of prize whist
contests given by Sunnyside lodge, K.
of p, will be given tomorrow night.
H. o. HILL college secretary for the
Y. M. C. A., spent today at Sherman
institute. AS soon as the new build
ings are completed a permanent organ
ization of the Y. NJ. C. A. will be eff
fected and a room opened for the use
of the college association.
The county Sunday school convention
will hold its session in the Christian
church Monday afternoon and Tues
day.
To Advertise Riverside
The realty board of the chamber of
commerce has formulated plan for
advertising Riverside in Los Angeles.
Two men will be kept in that city for
the next sixty days. one to work on
the outside and the other in the cham
ber of commerce. C. H. Lewis and r..
C. Brinkerhoff will be the first to go
and others will take their places each
week. Oranges will be given away by
the committee at the chamber of COM
merce. Arrangements are also being
made for cheap excursions from Los
Angeles to Riverside, with three-day
stop-over privileges. One of the COM
mitteemen will accompany each train
and distribute free literature and
oranges. The excursionists will be first
IA alxan m the cha m her of commerce and