Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
Funeral Today

Funeral Today
The funeral Of G. A. Dreblow will be
held at D. m. today at the undertak :
ing chapel of Overholtz e. Mills, 1895
Grand avenue.
Charged With Mayhem
II. whitfield. charged with mayhem
upon the person of Fritz GustaVson,
is held under $500 bonds and Will be
examined July II before Police Judge
Chambers Whitfield Is charged with
having bitten a piece out OF the lett
ear of Gustavson.
Will Lay Corner Stone
The corner stone of the new Calvary
Baptist church, corner of Second ana
ST Louis streets, will be laid tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. DIR. ). a.
Northrop, pastor of the First Baptist
church. will make the address. Rev.
William II. Walker, jr., is the pastor.
Woman to Lecture
Mrs. Helen Renwick, secretary of the
Woman's Board of the Pacific Will
speak in the Pico Heights Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening. Mrs.
Renwick recently made a, tour around
the world and will speak on the subject
"Gleanings from the Foreign Field
Manager Wells lll
Illness confines A. c.. Wells, general
manager of the Santa Fe, to his home.
Mr.. Wells is suffering from a. liver
trouble, but he is improving and 1t is
expected that he will be well on the
road to convalescence in a few days.
Mr.. Wells has been absent from his
office for two weeks.
Struck by Car
Mrs. Alice Pratt, 116 South Fremont
street, was struck by a University car
at Second and Spring streets last night
at 6 O'Clock and was severely bruised
The woman was taken to the receiving
hospital, where it was found she was
not seriously injured. She was'removed
to her home by her daughter later In
the evening.
Takes Victim to Hospital
After he had struck r. Shirley In the
face with his fist the police say Jack
O'Connor took the man to the receiv-
ing hospital for medical treatment and
left before he was arrested. Shirley
alleges he was struck while in fight
in Mott alley last evening and says he
will swear out complaint today
charging O'Connor with battery.
Seeks Marriage Annulment
A petition for the annulment Of her
marriage to Nils Pearson was filed
with the county clerk yesterday by
Nina Pearson of this city. In the petit
ton Mrs. Pearson claims she was mar
ried to Pearson June 2S, 1905, at San
Diego Since then she alleges she has
discovered another wife of Pearson
from whom her husband has never Sc
cured divorce.
Falls From Car
Sol Polko, living at the Sisters hos
pital, fell from a car yesterday even
ing at Alpine and F'igueroa Streets and
sustained a severe laceration on the
head. He was taken to the receiving
hospital, where it developed the man
had fallen from the rear end of the
car and struck the pavement Witnesses
say the man was holding unsteadily to
the railing before he fell.
Boys Under Cloud
In complaint issued by the district
attorney yesterday Clifford Reed and
Alfred Dunbar boys under the age of 16
years, are accused of disgracefully de-
filing the ediice of-the Methodist EpiS-
copal church of Santa Monica on the
night of July II. The complaint was
issued at the instance of B. G. Hurl-
burt of Santa Monica. The case has
been set for hearing in the Justices
court at Santa Monica.
Dead Man Is Divorced
Final decree of divorce for Otto Low
ski from his wife, Rose Lowski, was
signed in the superior court yesterday.
Lowski had not been seen in Los An
geles for nearly one year. 1t is sup
posed by his friends that he is the
tailor of that name who committed sui
eide in Seattle several days ago. The
interlocutory decree, granted one year
ago, was on the ground of desertion
and signed nv Ind Re MunrOe
Fight at Race Track
Andre Eschwind was arrested by Pa
trolman Perry of the University sub
station for disturbing the peace at the
races yesterday Afternoon at Agricul-
tural park. Eschwind was told to sit
down in his seat by the officer, and
when the patrolman attempted to use
force to keep the man quiet, he grabbed
at the officers star and commenced to
run from the park. The man will be
arraigned today in the police court.
Widow Seeks Damages
Suit for $4,000 damages against the
Los Angeles Railroad company was
filed by Mrs. Sarah A. King, widow of
Samuel A. King, for injuries received
by the latter in a collision with a Pico
Heights car last April 3O which it is
said in the complaint caused the mans
death the following May 1. At the time
of the accident King was knocked
thirty feet by the car, 1t is alleged, and
his hand was crushed to a pulp, neces-
Sitating amputation.
Names OF Pioneers Wanted
The California historical department
of the state library has requested that
all pioneers who arrived in California
prior to January l, 1860, send theii
names and addresses to the state H.
brary, Sacramento, and members OF
families of deceased pioneers also are
requested to communicate with the
library. Professional and amateur
photographers are asked to send pic
lures of historic landmarks and points
of interest in their vicinity for preser-
walton.