Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
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Granted Divorce
Alexander Ross was granted divorce
from his wife. Lena Ross. on the
grounds Of desertion yesterday in Judge
Trask's department Of the superior
court.
Babs Bharati's Lecture
Baba Bhariti OF India will lecture to-
morrow evening at o'clock in the New
Symphony hall, at the Hill street end
of the Blanchard building, subject "IIe-
incarnation"
Marriage AnnuIled
The marriage Of James Miller toI
Vivian Miller was annued by order of
Judge Trask yesterday Miller applied
for an annulment several weeks ago
and the case has been under advise
ment since that time.
To Visit Mines
A party OF Los Angeles capitalists
will go to Gina today over the Salt
Lake road in a private car to investi-
gate the United Security company's
mines. The real estate firm OF Holly &
Myers has been influential in interest
ing these men in the mines.
Ellington Boy Held
Joseph Ellington, who confessed that
he burned the school house at Moneta
last week, was bound over to answer
to the superior court yesterday after
noon by Justice Young of the township
court. 1t is believed that Ellington will
be tried before the juvenile court, as it
was shown that his age is under 1G
years.
Baptists Enjoy an Entertainment
The Y. M. c. A. Of the First Baptist
church gave an entertainment last
evening at the church. The orchestra
erndered several selections. Miss Gra-
ham gave readings. The reception COM
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served refreshments. ]. l.. Graham,
president of the Monday Nighters, had
charge Of the program.
Francis Murphy Meeting
A rousing gospel temperance meeting
will be held under the leadership of
Francis Murphy Sunday evening in
subject. j. w. Ecclestone will have
charge OF the music. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, the blind singers, will assist.
Brief addresses will be made by Frank
Pratt, Walter Graves and others.
Performs Autopsy
Liver and kidney troubles caused the
death Of Mrs. Mary r. Supulveda
Thursday, according to the statement
of DR.. It. o. Yost, who performed the
autopsy yesterday. The funeral service
of Mrs. Supulveda will be held from the
Second Presbyterian church this after
noon at O'Clock Rev. j. r. Compton
will officiate. Interment will be made
at Evergreen cemetery.
Wins His Suit
Suit was brought by Walter S. Smith
against Joseph Jaeger to recover back
salary yesterday in department. of
the superior court. Smith made an
affidavit to the effect that Jaeger had
a two years. contract with him to sell
BARRIERS and butchers supplies and
that after he had worked for Jaeger for
a few months he was discharged. He
brought suit for $110O, but the jury in
the case yesterday brought in a verdict
of $460 for Smith.
Sues Railway Company
Marceline Provost filed suit for $4,000
damages yesterday against the Pacific
Electric railway. In the complaint it
was alleged that ON June 10, 1905, Miss
Provost was riding on car of the San
Gabriel line. She had signaled the con-
ductor to have the car stopped as she
wished to alight. AS she was stepping
to the ground the conductor gave the
signal to go ahead to the motorman
and the car Immediately started. Miss
Provost was thrown violently to the
ground and her face was scratched,
her body was bruised and her right
arm and wrist were permanently in
jured.
Hurt Crawling Through Transom
In an effort to leave his room in the
Yosemite house on Broadway through
the transom last night, j. M. Thompson,
an employe of the Southern Pacific
company, sustained a deep cut in his |
right leg. Thompson had just entered
his room and misplaced the key to his
door after locking it behind him. A |
call came to him by telephone and
when he found that he could not find
his key he attempted to crawl through |
the transom and in doing so broke the !
glass, fragments of which cut his right |
leg. The injured man was removed to |
the receiving hospital, where he was
treated by Police Surgeon Cook.
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