Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24

lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies OF Ihe
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irons. THE HERALp
Chinese Pay Fines
Five Chinese CANDLES, Tom on,
Wong Wah Hoy Woen, All Linn and
Gee Yen were each fined $50 yesterday
for gambling. The men were arrested
in a raid made on q Marchessault street
gambling house.
Suffers Broken Arm
Allen Garrison of 900 East First street
broke his arm yesterday morning while
ut work at the yards Of the Ganahl
Lumber company and was taken to the
receiving hospital. After the fracture
was reduced the map was taken TO his
home. ~ s-s
Placed on Probation
Joseph Wolch was given a sentence
of six months yesterday by Police
Judge Rose for failure to provide for
his wife and four children The man
was placed on probation to see If he
will mend his ways and care for his
family.
Arrest Boy on Theft Charge
George Hague, boy about 16 years
old, was arrested last evening by Of
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at the police station OH the charge of
grand larceny. The officers say that
the boy stole bicycle and are looking
UP his past record.
Claim Checks Were Worthless
M. S. Filley was arraigned before
Police Judge Chambers yesterday
charged with passing forged checks.
According to the detectives Filley is
suspected of passing number of
worthless checks at Ocean Park and
other beach resorts.
Insanity Suspected
James Webb. was found near the
Plaza yesterday afternoon acting in a
strange manner and was arrested on,
the suspicion of insanity by Special
officer Jones. After being booked at
the police station Webb was taken to
the county hospital
Railroad Employe Killed
G. A. Tiwaki living at 1920 Palmetto
street. was crushed between two cars
at the Santa Fe station yesterday
morning and died before he could be
taken to the receiving hospital. The
body was taken to the undertaking
rooms of Bresee Bros.
Missionary Goes to China
Miss Lucy Ketchum, who is on her
way from Skagway, Alaska, to Dharan-
goan, India, where she is to resume her
missionary work, will address the con-
gregation at Peniel hall Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Besides her address
excellent music is promised.
Suffers From OverWork
Daniel p. Walsh, a real estate man
living on Halldale street, was removed
to a private sanitarium yesterday after
being treated at the receiving hospital
Thursday. The young man is said to
be suffering from overwork and worry
which has caused him to be temporar-
lily insane.
Hold Services in Tent House
The South Main street Christian
church, recently organized, will hold
services tomorrow morning and even
ing in a tent house put up on a lot
owned by the church, South Main and
Confidence streets. Rev. e. H. Kellar,
the pastor, will preach. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m.
Given Interlocutory Decree
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was granted yesterday in the petition
of Mrs. Anna A. Compton against
of Mrs. Anna A. Compton against
James A. Compton The couple We're
married in Sutter, Cal, in 1889 and have
two children. Cruelty and intoXication
were the grounds alleged.
Sent to Chain Gang
Police Judge Chambers yesterday
said that he would try some stiff chain
gang sentences to straighten out sew
eral drunkards who are up before the
court nearly every week. Jacob XIII,
who has a record of five arrests since
January l, and Victor Gonzales, hardly
ever out of Jail more than a day at
time, were both given fifty days on the
chain gang.
Fight in Barroom
In brawl between two race track
followers in Spring street saloon last
evening Howard Mooney one of the
participants in the fight. was severely
beaten by John Lusby. Lusby was at
the bar of the saloon when Mooney en-
tered and a quarrel ensued. Lusby
struck the smaller man in the face sew
eral times until Moneys face was
coveredSwith blood and both his eyes
were blackened. Both men were elected