Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-23
Will Give Calico Ball

Will Give Calico Ball
The Delegates club of Stanton
Woman's Relief corps will give a calico
ball this evening at the hall, 1251h South
Spring street. Music will be furnished
by Herendeen's orchestra.
Placed on Probation -
Charles Robinson of Ocean Park
pleaded guilty to a burglary charge
yesterday and after having been lee
tured by the court was allowed to go
free on one years probation.
Chinese Are Fined
Wong Ling, All Sam, Lee Sing,
Gaung Dew and All Lee were each
fined $50 by Police Judge Austin yes
terday for playing fan tan. The Chi
nese were arrested by Patrolmen
Strobe and McGraw Wednesday eve
ming.
Given Five Years
Richard Roberts, who Wednesday
pleaded guilty to a charge of highway
robbery before Judge Smith in depart
ment / of the superior court, was yes
terday sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment in the state prison at San
Quentin
Blind Piggers Guilty
c. P. Sepulveda and George Wash
burn were found guilty of conducting
a blind pig yesterday. The men are at
the head of club on Also street.
They were tried before City Justice
Rose and a jury. Today Judge Rose
will sentence the men.
Losee Trial Continued
Because of the illness of the defend
ant the case of j. II. Losee, former
trustee of Long Beach, charged with
having accepted bribe, was continued
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department of the superior court. The
trial will be held April %.
Patrolman Has Narrow Escape
Patrolman Birch narrowly escaped
serious injury yesterday morning. He
was standing at Spring and Third
streets when an explosion occurred in
a gas manhole. The lid of the manhole
shot UP in the air thirty feet and fell
within a few feet of the officer.
Charged With Assault
John Davis, a negro, was arrested
yesterday afternoon, charged with
committing criminal assault on Liz
zie Marsh, a white girl who lives on
East Leonard street Davis was gen.
orally feared, as he is said to have
always carried a big revolver The
man was sent to Jail in default of $4,000
bail.
Lad Under Arrest
Willie Globenfelt was arrested by a
citizen and turned over to the police
Wednesday. The man who arrested
the lad complained to the detectives
on the previous day that his wheel had
been stolen He saw the lad with the
wheel and effected the capture. Nc
Cam and Zeigler have charge of the
case.
Will Bury Triplet
The funeral of little Fraternity, the
triplet baby of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Wilson, who died Wednesday evening,
will be held at the home 1926 East
Forty-ninth street, this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. B. F. Boiler, pastor of
the Olivet Congregational church, will
officiate. The interment will be at
Rosedale cemetery
Asks Change of Passionate
1t is reported that Rev. DR.. H. w.
Rider, pastor of the Westlake Meth
odist church, has requested the bishop
of California, Bishop Hamilton. for
a change of paStorate. DR.. Rider came
here from the east about two years ago
and has become very popular, The az
fairs of the church are in a prosperous
condition and there is said to be alb
solutely no trouble existing between
pastor and people.
Will Give Musicale
A musical and literary entertainment
will be, given in Burbank hall Satur-
day evening, March 81. Mrs L. A
Roberts, formerly of the SALISBURY
School of Acting, will direct the pro-
ceedings. Talented people from Chi
cago, Washington, ST. Louis San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles will compose
those present. The child violinist, Lii
liam Hobile of st. Louis is on the pro-
gram. The social will be followed by
a dance
Boy Charged With Theft
After escaping from Patroman
Whalen three times Arthur Ramstead
was arrested by Patrolman Parish ear
ly yesterday morning and is awaiting
trial in the detention home. Ramstead
is but years old. According to his
own statement the boy has been carry
ing on successful system of stealing
chickens. Finding that he was wanted
the lad did not go home, but slept in
hay stacks in the neighborhood of his
home. Three times he was captured
and each time he escaped. When
found by officer Parish the boy is said
to have had three chickens in his
possession,