Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-13
DR.. Harris Demise


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DR.. Harris Demise
Dr. Joseph w. Harris died last night
at his residence, No. 442 North Bonnie
Brae street.
Fined for Cruelty
Max Costello was fined $40 yester-
day by Justice Austin on charge of
cruelty to animals.
Speeder Fined
II. II. Bowse and II. Pomene were
fined $15 each yesterday by Justice
Austin for violating the speeding ord
nance.
Gas Jet Fire
An open gas Jet caused slight fire
in the Mason building about o'clock
yesterday morning. The blaze was
quickly extinguished with only nom
inal loss.
Smugges Horse
F. C. Outtrim pleaded guilty to SELL
ing a smuggled horse in the federal
court yesterday morning and was SEN
fenced to serve sixty days in Jail at
Santa Barbara.
Fined for Assault
George Rees and r. p. Hobart We're
Austin for an alleged brutal assault
upon a Chinese on North Main street
Wednesday night.
Sentenced to Folsom
N. H. Prynon and Fred Horton,
found guilty by federal jury of pass
ing counterfeit money at San Diego
were sentenced to two years in Folsom
prison yesterday by Judge Wellborn
Dies From Injuries
Joseph ,Conado, who fell from train
near River station a week ago, died
from the effects of his injuries last
evening at the county hospital. The
death was reported to the coroner, who
will hold an inquest today
Two Automobiles Fined
Two wealthy automobile owners We're
brought to the police station yesterday
afternoon. William Maxwell put up
$50 for his appearance in court this
morning. The other alleged reckless
automobilist was l.. 7. Shelter. fined
several days ago for similar offense.
Officer Leaves With Prisoner.
officer G. e. Parker of Berkeley went
north, yesterday afternoon with Miss
Clara Sparks in his custody, wanted in
Alameda county for grand larceny
The officer went to Tombstone, Ari-
zona, after the girl and stopped over
one day in this city to rest after his
wearisome journey. ,.
Created Disturbance
o. NJ, Brown was arrested last night
for creating disturbance at his home,
623 Maple avenue. Policeman Glenn,
who made the arrest, said that Brown
was not content to stop after he had
defaced the countenance of his spouse
but also inflicted sundry blows upon
Mrs. b. S. Walter, a friend of Mrs
Brown.
Dean Wilkins Will Preach
Very Rev. DR.. j. J. Wilkins, dean and
rector of st. Paurs pro-cathedral will
take charge of the Good Friday SER
vices today following his severe illness
He will speak at the 10 O'Clock service
ON "The Attraction of the Cross" At
IL o'clock the three-hour service will
open, in charge of Bishop Johnson
In the evening a musical service will
be given 1.-THE Story of the Cross"
Churches Will Unite
The Passion week services at the
First Congregational church are being
largely attended The Emmanuel Pres
byterian church congregations will
unite in the service this evening. Rev.
William Horace Day, the pastor, will
speak on "And They Crucified Him."
DIR. Walker, pastor of Emmanuel
church, will assist in the service. A
special musical program will be rem
dered.
Robbed by a Negro
Fritz Doetrich. shoemaker living in
the rear of 21415 East Third street, re-
ported to the police yesterday that
negro tried to rob him Wednesday
night but failed to secure any valu-
ablesg He says he awoke to find the
negro searching his clothing. The rob-
ber threatened to slash him with
razor If he made any noise, and after
ransacking the room escaped through
q rear door.
Chosen Delegates
The following ministers and elders
were chosen to attend the general as
sembly at Des Moines May II:
Ministers-Rev. A. b. Prichard of
Los Angeles; Rev. r. W. Cleland, as
H. Mata of the Spanish church of Los
Angeles; Rev. Josiah Sibley of Long
Beach church; Rev. H. w. Clark of
Pacific Beach church.
Elders-Long Sam Yung of Chinese
church of Los Angeles; Charles A.
Rogers of Monrovia church; DR.. S. H.
McClung of Highland Park church;
DIR. p. Pope, Second church of Los An
geles;, w. D. Natter of Santa Ana
church.
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