Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
Plan for Church Janitor

Plan for Church Janltor
For the convenience of the janitor of
the First Congregational church and
his family, a suite of rooms Is being
fitted up in the church building.
Held In Bonds
Ise Gardens, charged with robbing
two young men in front of saloon
on East First street, was bound over
to the superior court yesterday with
bond fixed at $500.
Harcourt's Suicide
A coroners jury brought in verdict
of suicide yesterday in the case of
William Harcourt, found dead In
room at the Russ house with bullet
hole through his heart.
Speed Ordinance
Samuel Marshall was arraigned in
Justice Roses court yesterday charged
with violating the speed ordinance.
He asked for jury trial which was
set for May 1, and bail given in the sum
of $25.
Hit With Rock
Alfred Phillips, 1882 Cotton street,
was given medical treatment at the
receiving hospital yesterday for lac
Grafton of the scalp. caused by a rock
hurled at the man by some unldenti-
fled boy.
Struck by Car
Felix Julian, living at II North Fig
ileroa street, was struck by a car at
Second and Spring streets at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon and sus-
tained a fracture of the right arm. His
lnjuries were treated at the receiving
hospital.
Fine a Juror
T. j. Henderson, juror in the bucket
sshop case against B. H. LAWYER, was
fined 50 yesterday by Justice Austin
for contempt Of court in failing to ap-
pear at the time the case came UP for
4 trial. He explained that he had for
gotten the date.
Army and Navy Smoker
The Army and Navy Republican
League, Branch No. l, will give a
smoker at Mammoth hall, $40 South
Broadway this evening. All members
of the G. A. r., all veterans of the
Spanish war and members of the Sons
of Veterans have been invited.
Arbor Day Postponed
Arbor day, which was scheduled for
today, has again been postponed and
will take place April g. Tree planting
was again deferred on account of the
uncertain weather and 1t is almost
certain that in April there will be no
obstacle of that sort in the way of the
celebration.
Give Passion Play
"The Oberammergau Passion Play"
with illuminated reproductions, was
given last evening at Blanchard hall
for the benefit of st. Pauls German
Evangelical church. Rev. Otto Stas-
niger the pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Day.
ton gave descriptions of the original
play as given by the peasants at
Oberammergau.
Woman's Socialist Union
A Bellamy birthday entertainment
will be given at the New England hall,
1S9 West Fifth street, Saturday even
ing under the auspices of the Woman's
Socialist union and New Century club.
Among those who will assist are Miss
Eta Kraft, violinist; George Theisen,
pianist and Hubert Whitehead, vocal
list. Refreshments free.
Car Kills Horse
While riding on East Third street
yesterday Harry Morse, son of N. b.
Morse of the o. K. livery stable, had
a narrow escape from death. The ami
NAL the boy was riding became fright
ened at street car and collided with
the car with terrific force. Young
Morse alighted on his feet without a
scratch but the horse was killed.
Murphy's Meeting
Francis Murphy has prepared extra
inducements for his regular weekly
meeting tomorrow evening at 7:3O in
Blanchard hall. Besides the usual pro-
gram he offers, he will have violin
solos by Prof. Lowinski and j. W. Ec-
cleston in violin recitals. Little Annie
Row will again render a vocal solo. Mr..
Murphy's subject will be Courage"
The meeting will be presided over by
DIR. j. ]. Still.