Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-27


Leopoldo Gugliana by Judge Trask I'm
department Of the superior court yes
terday.
Dance Problem Again
Again the dance problem is before
the people of Long Beach. At meet |
ing of the Ministerial union yesterday
morning the pastors decided that the
public dance in Long Beach must cease. |
Or. Glass Goes East
Very Rev. Dr. Joseph S. Glass, G. N, |
president of st. Vincents college, left
yesterday afternoon over the Los An
gees limited for the Mother House of
the Congregation of the Missions of the
Western Province, in Perryville, Mo-, on
n business trip. While away he will
visit his old home in sedalia, Mo.
Lad Hurt by Fall
Julius, the 4-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ, Scherer of 1863 East Twenty
eighth street, sustained severe injuries
to his left arm while playing on a pile
of shingles at his homo last evening.
The lad lost his footing and loosened
the shingles. which fell on him. lie
was taken to the receiving hospital
Names Committee
At the suggestion of the Second Ward
Civic alliance, President of the Council
Pro TEN Blanchard yesterday named a
committee of five to act as the special
Greater Los Angeles" committee. IT
will be the duties of this committee to
confer with other bodies who are in
terested in the expansion of the city's
limits.
Funeral of Mrs. Ward
The funeral of Mrs. Gorilla NJ. Ward, |
who died suddenly Christmas day at
her home, 2734 Raymond avenue, will
he held this morning at 9:15 o'clock
from st. Agnes church, where requiem
mass will be celebrated by Rev. C.
Molony, the pastor. Interment, by a
special dispensation, will be at Ever
green cemetery.
Staging Falls With Workmen
Insecure staging in the new Hotel
Alexandria precipitated two decorators, |
j. Sherdin and Charles Corstrow, to the
tiled floor twenty feet below them yes
terday morning while 'hey were at
work on the ceiling to the first floor.
Sherdin sustained two broken ribs and
other injuries and Corstrow a sprained
forearm and ankle.
White Reports on Roadhouses
A report was made yesterday by
Sheriff White regarding his recent
visits to . e county roadhouses The |
visit was made several weeks ago by
the sheriff, but because, as the sheriff |
says, the subject was given publicity, |
the innkeepers were warned. He had |
nothing but good to report of the con-
ditions at the Canary cottage and the
Suburban Villa.
J. S. SIauson Sinking
J. S. Sausson, the aged philanthro-
piSt, lies in a critical condition at his |
home. having passed a bad day yester-
day and Is now In a weakened condi- |
tion. Soon after the stroke of paralysis |
il was hoped that he might rally but
for several weeks he had remained in
a weak condition and yesterday seemed
to be failing slowly. The doctors hold
out little hope for his recovery.
Blaze in Restaurant
Flames in the joists below the kitchen
range in the Godfrey restaurant were
discovered shortly before the breakfast |
hour yesterday but were quickly ex-
tinguished by employees of the restau-
rant. The assistant cook started the
fire about $50 and few minutes later
found the joists burning. An alarm
was sent in but the services of the APP
paratus were not needed, Damage was
slight.
Scandinavian Folk Songs
A concert will be given under the |
auspices of the Normanna society to-
morrow evening in Blanchard hall. |
Selections will be given from the Scan |
dinaVian folk songs. Vocal and in |
strumental solos, duets and quartets
will be rendered, including orchestra
selections. William Edison Strobridge, |
Miss Diviana Johnson and H. st. Clair
CARRIER will render piano and violin
selections. Master Walter Thompson,
Miss Jennie Bolstad and Miss Elsie Gull
bransen will render solos. F. M. Dahl
will give a comedy sketch Addresses
will be made by Rev. Mr.. Bulwik and
p. 70. Petersen.
Falls From Hotel
Frank Wesselme of 2424 East Fourth
street fell from the second story of the
Hotel Alexandria at Fifth and Spring
streets early last evening and sus-
tanned severe cuts and bruises about
the head end face. Wesselme was re- }
moved to the receiving hospital and
later to his home. While at work on
some marble finishing Wesselme lost
his balance and fell to the sidewalk
All who witnessed the accident thought
that the man was killed and notified
the police to that effect. Examination
revealed that Wesselme was suffering
from slight concussion only. and though /
the face and shoulder injuries are
severe it is the opinion of the physicians
that he will recover
Brownson House Celebration
Commencing yesterday, the women of
the Brownson House Settlement asso-
citation opened the Christmas festivities
for the different classes. Misses Dolly
ana Grace SchlIing entertained the
little girls. The Mexican children will
be made merry this morning by Misses
Mary Rose Bernard and Carrie Etche-
mendy. The boys will be entertained
this afternoon by Misses Margaret Dodd
and Katherine Ashurst and Mrs. Rose
Nettleton. Mrs. G. l.. Whipple, Mrs. j.
l Carpenter, Misses Lindenfeldt and
Clara Casey will entertain the older
girls Thursday afternoon. Friday
second class of little girls will be In
charge of Misses Kate and Louise Fitz-
williams. A large tree has been
donated which will be redecorated for
each afternoon, when gifts will be dis
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