Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-07

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Chinese Fined
Bon Dock, who was arrested recently
on the charge of conducting lottery
by Patrolman Willetts, was fined S2o
by Police Judge Chambers yesterday
The Chinese paid his fine.
Seiger's Trial
J. II. Seiger was arraigned before
Police Judge Chambers on the charge
of failing to provide for his little
daughter and was released on $lOO pail.
Seigers trial will be April at p. m.
Gross Divorce
An interiocutory decree of divorce
was granted Mrs. Alice S. Gross from
her husband, Hadley w. Gross, by
Judge Trask il department four OF
the superior court. The ground alleged
was desertion.
Bullet Crazes Man
julius Schlonkey is hopelessly insane
at the county hospital, according TO
reports received from there last night
\ The man attempted to commit sulclde
recently at Eastllke park but the pul-
let would not kill him. lie is deprived
of reasoning anC sight instead.
Arizona Wants Him
Joe Anderson, wanted by Sheriff Il.
s. Hunt of tombstone, Ariz., on the
charge of criminal assault, was arrest
ed by Detectives Jones and Boyd at
the Southern Pacific depot yesterday
noon. The police received word that
Anderson was headed this way.
Church Site Purchased
1t is understood that c. N. Flint has
purchased five lots in the new site of
BENEDICT on the Santa Ana line for
Ri Rev Bishop Conaty where new
Catholic church is to be erected. Last
evening the bishop said there was no
information to be given ON the subject.
File Probate Petition .
A petition for the probate of the will
of III. e. Graves, the well known real
estate dealer who died in this city April
l. was filed in the superior court to-
day by his widow. The estate totals
up about $4,000, consisting of real and
personal property and $4,000 trust
fund.
Spreading Rails
Spreading rails on the Hill street
electric line near Fifteenth street yes
terday morning caused the derailment
of two cars and resulted in a traftlc
blockade for two hours. A green
Adams street car was the first to leave
the rails. A Santa Monica car fol-
lowed.
Mans Back Broken
Maurice Domlnguez died yesterday
from "a fall received two months ago
while at work on the Southern Pacific
railroad The mans back was broken
but he lived and it was thought that
he would recover. Accidental death
was the verdict rendered by the cor
oners jury.
Francis Murphy Meeting
Francis Murphy will deliver an ad-
dress in Blanchard hall tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock. His topic is to
he God Be With You" There are to
be brief addresses Of farewell to j.
w. Eccleston, who is going TO San
Francisco. The singing will be under
the direction of Charles Lamb.
Grading Camp Victim
An inquest was held over the remains
of Lola Martinez, who died at
grading camp near Long Beach avenue
and Twenty-sXth street Wednesday,
at Pierce Bros undertaking rooms.
The woman died without medical at
tention but the coroner received a
verdict of death from natural causes.
Posed as Domestic
Minnie Willems, arrested by Detec-
tives Sam Mckenzie and Mcnamara
Thursday on the charge of stealing
articles of value from various houses
where she was employed as domestic.
was arraigned before Police Judge
Chambers and pleaded guilty. The
woman will be brought up today for
sentence.
Deliver Annual Address
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cens
trail Baptist church, will leave Monday
for San Jose, where he will deliver
the annual address before the Pacific
Coast Society for Ministerial Educa-
ton. He will preach Easter Sunday at
the First Baptist church of San Fran
cisco, from whence he will go to Port
land, Ore, to attend the Pacific Coast
Baptist conference, which will convene
there April Is to 81.
Downey Avenue Fight
George Maisono. charged with bat
terry, and Tony Matinanga, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, were
arraigned before Police Judge Austin
yesterday and their trials were set for
April 2S and 20 respectively. Patrol
man McAuliffe arrested Matinanga,
Maisono and Joseph Fusco Wednesday
for being implicated in fight with
prominent members of the colony on
Downey avenue. Fusco gave an eX-
PLANTATION satisfactory to the police
and was not held.
Costly Infatuaton
w. Il. Hill was arrested by Patrol
man Glenn OH the charge Of carrying
concealed weapons and threatening to
shoot a woman giving her name as
Minnie Jones. From the officer it was
learned that Hill became infatuated
with the woman when they were living
in Disbee, Ariz. Sic came Los An
geles and Hill followed. Learning that
the Jones woman contemplated moving
the officer says that Hill called the