Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-18
child Wife sent to a Home


Mrs. Ethel Herald. the incorrigible
child wife who was examined by Judge
Wilbur last week, was ordered TO pc
cent to the Florence home wednesday,
Editors Trolley Treat
Members of the Southern California
Editorial association which meets III
Los Angeles February II, will be given
n ride over the various lines OF the Ia
cific Electric Railway company.
Republican League Quarters
The Young Mems Republican league
of Los Angeles has had rooms fitted
up at 1tS IL South Spring street for
permanent quarters of the league. The
formal opening of the new club rooms
will occur the first of next month.
Get Divorce DEGREES
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday by Judge Bordwell
in department Of the superior court
in the petitions of Annie L. Drake
against Ross b. Drake and Charles A.
Main against Winifred L. Main.
Confectoner In Trouble
A. u. Stevens, a confectioner of
Santa Barbara filed petition or BANK
ruptcy with the clerk of the United
states district court. Most Of the Ii
abilities were incurred in buying sup
plies. Assets, $3.50; Indebtedness, ST.
807.
Or. Glass to Return Friday
A telegram was received at st. Vim
cents college yesterday stating that
Very Rev. DR.. Glass, G.. NJ, the presl-
dent, will arrive Friday morning via
the California limited from his eastern
trip. DR.. Glass visited his father at Sc
dalia, Mo-, who was considered serious
ly i'll.
To Close Road Houses
Road houses are to be closed in the
near future. Two proprietors Of road
houses have been named as defendants
in summonses ordering them to appear
before the supervisors Monday even
ing. The board of supervisors says
that the liquor licenses of these resorts
will be revoked.
Death From Conclusion
In an inquest held over the remains
of Mrs o. Dolflnger, who died last
week from injuries sustained when run
down by a Bimini baths car, death was
found to have been caused by concus-
sion of the brain and internal injuries.
The coroner's jury attached no blame
to the .a!lway company.
Militiamen on the Move
The brigade officers who have been
inspecting the military companies of
Southern California have nearly COM
pleted their work and will leave for the
north on Sunday. Companies M OF
Riverside, K of San Bernardino, G of
Riverside, d Of Pomona and l of Pasa-
dena have been inspected.
No Cottage Love for Her
Because his wife refused to live with
his father and mother in a tiny cot
tage where there was hardly room to
turn around, John Wood deserted Mrs.
Ill Il
introduced before Judge Trask Wednes-
day, and since then refused to support
her or live with her. An interlocutory
decree was granted Mrs. Wood for de-
sertion.
Thieves Rob Millinery Store
ROBBERS gained entrance to the milli-
merry store owned by +. K. Scoffield at
$40 South Broadway last Tuesday night
and broke open the cash drawer, secur-
ing $50 in gold and silver. The manner
in which the burglars entered the store
is not known. No clew leading to the
establishment of their identity was dis
covered by the detectives who were de-
tailed on the case.
Burglars Work Near to Police
Within few feet of the entrance to
the police station robbers broke into
the tailoring store of T.. F. Walsh at
$50 West First street last Tuesday
night. Nothing of value was taken.
The robbers entered the store by open
ing the window with a jimmy. How
they could accomplish this in full view
of the police station is beyond the
knowledge of the police.
Would Enjoin Whittier Work
w. K Loudon filed a complaint in
the superior court Wednesday against
the city of Whittier and a number of
residents, asking that an injunction be
issued restraining the defendants from
continuing certain street work in Whit
tier, on the ground that it would cloud
the title OF the plaintiff. The plaintiff
filed bonds and a temporary injunc-
tion will probably issue from the courts
until the merits of the case are heard.