Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-28
shriners Picnic Today

Shriners Picnic Today
The visiting shriners' club is counting
on a big day at Playa del Rey today
A large crowd is booked for the greai
picnic. Special cars will run every hall
hour from a. m. until 10 p. m, return.
ing at 8, 8, 10 and IL p. m.
Woman Is Fined
Mrs. Bessie Kiger was fined IS by
Police Justice Rose yesterday for as.
saulting e. Henig last Monday night. II
Is said the woman resented an attempt
to collect money by Henig from w
Brownstein and proceeded to use hel
fists on the young man.
Sister Mary LoyoIa Arrives
Sister Mary Loyola, principal of the
st. James high school, Chicago arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday and Is a guest
at the College OF the Immaculate Heart
Hollywood. Sister Mary Loyola comes
here to give q series of lectures at the
Sisters institute, which will be opened
at the Hollywood convent Monday.
Edward Englander's Funeral
The funeral of Edward Englander
the stage carpenter at Fischer's theater
who dropped dead from heart disease
Thursday evening, will be held at 10 a
m. Sunday from CARROTS undertaking
parlors. The Ancient Order of United
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vices. The interment will be at Rose
dale cemetery.
Ohio Man Released
Charles F. Kaiser, an employe of the
Southern Pacific, who was arrested Fri
day night on, information received from,
Columbus o., was released yesterday
Word was received that the governor
of Ohio would not grant'the requisitior
papers, and that the indictments charg-
ing Kaiser with forgery did not fully
satisfy the chief state official.
Arrested In Sacramento
Henry ]. Carey of Los Angeles was
arrested in Sacramento on telegraphiC
advices from the police department here
yesterday and will be brought to Los
Angeles by Detective Steele to answer
a felony charge. 1t is said Carey en-
bezzed diamond ring entrusted to his
care by Joseph Engert, proprietor OF
the Hotel Vendome, where Carey is
said to have roomed while in Los An
geles.
Seeks Her Boy
Word was received by the chief OF
police yesterday from Mrs. Anna Nc
Donald of Fruitvale that her son had
been missing since April 10. and she
thought he had gone to San Francisco
The woman is a widow and has nc
that he be taken to a Catholic priest
The police are making an effort to find
the boy, but they have little or no clew
as to his whereabouts.
Waits Six Months
For six months William Powers has
been awaiting trial for an alleged petty
larceny at a Japanese pool room on
East First street, February IA, and yes
terday, when taken before Judge Rose
the case was again continued unit
August II. Powers is charged with
having rified a cash register at 119-121
East First street and was arrested by
Patrolman Hall soon after the alleged
stealing.
Begin Alteration Service
The annual forty hours alteration
will open at the Church of the Sacred
Heart tomorrow with a solemn high
mass at 10 a. m. Rev. c. Gregoire
celebrant; Rev. M. McAuliffe, deacon
and John Lucey, sub-deacon. Rev. p
H. Mcdonnell, c. M, will preach the
sermon. High mass will be celebrated
Monday at a. M, and in the evening
Rev. Joseph Barron will preach. The
alteration will close with a solemn mass
Tuesday morning at 10 a. M, followed
by procession.
Charged With Forgery
l.. ]. Glavin was arrested by Patrol
man Hosicks yesterday evening", and
when taken to the central station was
charged with forgery. The man is said
to have forged the name of Mrs. H. E.
Dutton to two small checks which he
passed and is said to have received the
money for. One of the checks was fol
$2.35, and was cashed at Sam Sullivan's
saloon; the other was for $1.30 and was
cashed at Ed Armstrong; cigar store
Glavin will be arraigned In the police
court this morning.