Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
First Circus

Inc UTSJ circus 10 reach LOS AIBeieS
will be the Norris & Rowe shows.
Bishop Scanned Here
Bishop Scanned of Omaha, accom-
panied by the Rev. p. A. McGovern,
are guests at the Angelus. Bishop
Scanned is here for his health and may
remain several weeks.
Sell Continental Stock
On the Los Angeles Stock exchange
yesterday 1000 shares of Continental
Oil company stock were sold at "a
cents share and 400 shares of the
same stock at 231a cents a share.
Held for Theft of Wheel
Fidel Robles, Mexican, was yester-
day held to the superior court on a
charge of grand larceny, with $1,000
bail. Robles was charged with hav-
ing taken wheel belonging to the
son of the woman with whom he lived
and pawning it.
Fined for EmbezzIement
e. Canedo, jeweler, was fined S25
yesterday morning in Justice Austins
court on a charge of misdemeanor en-
bezzlement. 1t was testified that Cam
edo pawned for his own use q number
of articles of jewelry which he was
collecting for repairing firm.
Fraud Order Issued
A fraud order was received by
Postmaster Flint yesterday from
Washington, ordering all mail and
mond, George Randolph and w. A.
Woolf to be held. The men are MEM
bers of clocking firms, giving tips on
the races.
Promoted to Ad-de-Camp
Col. O. Willis of $50 South Alvarado
street has recently received commits
sion from Commander chief w. w.
Blackmer of the G. A. r., appointing
him as aid-de-camp on his staff. Col.
Willis was formerly a private in Com
pany I of the 42d Massachusetts reg
iment. He is a member Of the local
Stanton post, G. A. r.
AduIterated Vinegar Sold
j. w. Klepke, a grocer at 154S Tenn
pie street, was fined $25 in Justice
Austin's court yesterday morning on
a charge Of violating the pure food
ordinance. Klepke was charged with
selling adulterated vinegar, which he
had bought from a st. Louis firm. He
was unaware of the quality Of his
vinegar and a light fine was imposed.
Causes Disturbance in Store
W. Fl. Bingham, 3S years of age a
clerk living at 519 Maple avenue, yes
terday afternoon showed signs of vio-
lent insanity while working in an Of
flee in the Stroll block on South Spring
street. Officers were called and four
men were required to hold the strug-
Cling man. He was sent to the receiv-
ing hospital and then to the Pacific
hospital.
Class Day Exercises
The winter class Of 1905 of the Los
Angeles Polytechnic High school will
celebrate class day next Thursday af-
ternoon In one of the down town halls.
The graduation exercises promise to
be up to the standard set by the
school. and some twenty pupils will re-
ceive their diplomas. This afternoon
at the school the Ionion society will
hold its regular meeting.
Contractors Evict Owner
S. A. Clark. a prospective owner of
Boyle Heights, yesterday entered COM
plant against ]. III. Grace and w. o.
Bulette, contractors, charging them
with battery. Clark alleges that the
two contractors were not laying a floor
in his house properly and that when
he. as prospective owner, entered the
house to inspect the floor the contract
ors threw him forcibly off the prem
ises.
Captain Fall Is III
Captain Fall, commander of the
English ship Lonsdale, which arrived
at Port Los Angeles December rs, is
an inmate of a local hospital, where
he was taken some weeks ago to sub
init to an operation for an abscess at
the back of the right ear. The cap
tain Is reported to be recovering slow
ly. In the meantime the Lonsdale
for the appearance of the captain, so
that the remainder of the cargo may
be taken to Portland, Ore.
Customs Official Here
Charles p. McClelland of New York,
general appraiser for the customs de-
partment Of the United States govern
ment, is in Los Angeles, presiding in
the hearing of the cases of protest
and requests for reappraisement in
various cases brought to his attention
IN the regulation manner. Mr.. Me-
Clelland is holding court at the GUS
toms office building on Franklin
street, and will remain here until Ill
affairs requiring his attention are dis
posed Of when he will depart for San |
Francisco to take up similar work in |
that city.
Cured of a Stomach Trouble
Henry l.. Shattuck of Shellsburg, |
Iowa, was cured of a stomach trouble |
with which he had been afflicted FOR /