Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-30

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corneIIltes to Dine
The regular monthly dinner Of the
Cornell University club will be served
at the Hotel Westmoore Thursday
evening at 6:3O O'clock.
Trlplet May Die
Fraternity, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Wilson of East Forty-ninth
street one Of the triplets, is seriously
Ill and at a late hour last night was not
expected to survive.
Or. Shepherd Lecture
DR.. r. p. Shepherd of Pomona, pres-
dent of the County Sunday School asso-
citation, will deliver a special lecture ON
THE Temptation" at the Y. w. G. A.
rooms this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Class Play Tonight
The annual commencement play of
the State Normal school will be given
this evening at the school auditorium,
when the winter graduating class will
present a Chinese play, which is said
to be full Of striking situations.
Postpones Bid Opening
The opening of bids for the sale of
$570,O00 worth of city and county school
bonds was postponed two weeks by
order of the board of county super
visors yesterday. The opening of bids
will take place February 10.
Newman Club Meeting
Japan, It's Past, Present and Future,
From a Catholic Standpoint" will be
the topic of the paper to be read by
DIR. w. r. Molony this evening before
the Newman club. The monthly dinner
will be held at the Angelus at 6:15
O'Clock.
Gasoline Causes Fire
Fire originating from a gasoline
stove at the home of Samuel Douglas
at 725 Turner street last evening at
o'clock, partially destroyed the resi-
dence Mrs. Douglas lighted the stove
to cook dinner and left the room
shortly before the explosion.
Celebrates Hundredth Birthday
Thomas B. Dawson celebrated his ad-
vent into the ranks of the centenarians
by giving a dinner at the home of his
son at 1884 East Twenty-seventh street
Sunday afternoon. Dawson was born
in Virginia in 1906 and was the founder
of the town of Richmond, Iowa.
To Entertain Mrs. Washington
Mrs. Booker Il. Washington will be
entertained during her stay in Los An
geles by Mrs. Caroline M. Severance,
Mrs. Charlotte Wills and other leading
club women of the city. Mrs. Wash
ington will be received at the Woman's
clubhouse at a luncheon Thursday
afternoon.
Stole From Mexicans
Herbert Rose was sentenced to two
years in San Quentin yesterday by
Judge Smith. upon his conviction OF
burglary in the second degree. Rose
stole dress suit case full of clothing
from some MeXicans working at a grad
ing camp near Commonwealth street
and pawned them for 81.
Rev. Dr.. Wilkins Goes East
Very Rev. j. j. Wilkins, dean and
rector of st. Paurs pro-cathedral has
left for Boston, to be absent three
weeks. During his absence Rev. T. C.
Marshall, rector of the Church of the
Neighborhood, will have charge of the
Sunday morning services and Rev. Mr..
Bentham of Sierra Madre the evening
services.
Car Upsets on Victim
The damage suit of Daniel E. Payne
against the Los Angeles-Pacific Rail-
way company occupied the attention
of jury all day in department seven
yesterday. The plaintiff asked for $10,-
900 damages for injuries received Au-
gust 29 last, when the breaking of a
brake rod caused a car to turn turtle
near Bellevue avenue and San Fer
nando street.
To Identify Mexican's Corpse
The body of the unidentified Mexican
that was found dead on the Alhambra
road Saturday is thought to be that of
Raphael Chacon, restaurant employe,
missing from his place of employment,
119 West Avenue Twenty-three. When
found it is said the body was hurriedly
buried, owing to the fact that the cor
oner's office was about to close for the
day. An investigation will be made.
Fines Cruel Negro
John S. Hines, negro, was fined
Sic in the police court yesterday for
cruelty to animals. The negro was
accused of beating his horse with n
rawhide whip while driving down First
street between Main and Los Angeles
streets Sunday afternoon. H. B. Nash.
q white man, ordered him to cease,
grabbing the bride of the horse. Hines
then jumped from his wagon and horse
whipped Nash.