Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-18
THE CITY


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Fox Convicted
B. B. Fox, famous for his chicken law
suits. was again found guilty by Police
Judge Austin yesterday afternoon ana
was ordered to reappear today for sen-
tence.
To Address Veterans
Miss Margaret Biz will speak to the
veterans at the Soldiers Home this az
ternoon at a meeting held under @ the
auspices of the w. g. T. u, Ihe
twentieth Century from a New View
point" will be the subject of her ad-
dress.
Thieves at Work
Petit thieves entered the home of
L. Mears, at the Hotel Gladstone
Thursday evening and stole Navajo
blanket worth $50. They also entered
the home of Mrs Charles w. Jones,
1O11 South Olive street and stole some
minor articles.
To Distribute McNally Estate
An order for final distribution OF the
estate of Andrew McNally, the former
eastern publisher, was issued yesterday
.l. ttN IfarAg ~ tf11n
the mperior court. The California es-
tate amounts to 1921 ,26S.O2, and 1t will
be distributed to the widow and four
children.
Francis Murphy Meeting
mo Condemnat tom will be the sub
iect discussed at the Murphy meeting
Sunday evening in Blanchard hail.
Frank G.. Finlayson will preside. VIII
A. HAMS and others will speak. G. w.
Eccleston will have charge OF the
musical program. Little Annie ron
will sing solo.
Holds Court by Candle Light
with a single candle for light, City
Justice Rose held court yesterday even
ing. 1t was almost like pioneer days
when electricity and gas were unheard
of and the Standard Oil company had
not been born. Judge Rose and the
Jury stuck it out though, and If justice
was ever blind it was last night.
Seeks Ed Stone
The following telegram was received
Yesterday by Judge b. N. Smith of de-
partment one of the superior court. The
telegram was dated woodstock, Ill.
Look up Ed. Stone and have him come
home. Leslie sick, If not right take
care of him, answer. Charles $. North
rop." Any information regarding Stone
may be sent to Judge Smith.
David Harum Again
]. r. Burk claims that Mrs. Gertrude
McCrimmos is not the only David
Harum in Los Angeles. Yesterday af-
ternoon Burk appeared before Prose-
cutting Attorney Mccormick and asked
for complaint against Joe Bingley OF
212 East Eighth street. Burk claimed
that Dingley sold him horse for go
and now the horse will not go.
May Build New Hospital
The feasibility of building new
hospital for the care of sick and injured
Italians is being discussed by proml-
nent Italians in Los Angeles. A mass
meeting to consider ways and means
has been called for Sunday, November
26, by Benedict Castuccio italian con-
sui for Los Angeles. A temporary
executive committee headed by Mayor
McAleer and Mr.. Castuccio has been
appointed.
"Princess" Accused
princess Louise" or Pauline Hulse,
who claims that she is Russian
Princess, was arrested by Officer Nc
Cam yesterday afternoon on warrant
charging the woman with disturbing
the peace. Mrs. Ella Smith, of a room
ing house. at 32S1h North Main street,
is the complaining witness and claims
that she has used every peaceable
means to get the princess out of the
house but has failed.
J. S. Clapp Buried
The remains of Joseph S. Clapp were
inferred yesterday in Rosedale ceme-
terry, Rev. d. b. LoofburroW, pastor of
the Pico Heights Methodist church,
officiating at the funeral service. Mem
bers of the G.. A. r. acted as escort
Mr.. Clapp, who resided at 2460 West
Fourteenth street, had been subject to
heart trouble, his death resulting from
the shock caused by the accident of his
sister, Miss Jessie Clapp, who fractured
her thigh.
Raise Money for Home
The matinee at the Empire theater
yesterday afternoon, conducted by the
Union Circle ladies, proved to be a
good attraction and quite a sum was
cleared. The proceeds will go toward
a fund to provide a home for the old
and needy soldiers and their wives at
Sawtelle. The entertainment was fur
nished by actors from the different
theaters, the following taking part:
Burton bell ringers. Fanny BANTER in
81 song and dance act ZanO as a bllr-
lesque magician, Humbert and McLain
In a comedy sketch, Laura Banks, Hill
sisters and Floe Royce. Philo Case
made decided hit as the drummer boy
at Shiloh, as did Miss Banks in singing
illustrated songs.
WILL WELCOME WARSHIP