Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-07
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Accused Of Burglary
Lewis Bartlett, charged with bur
glary was before -'olice Justice Rose
yesterday afternoon and his case was
continued until today. He is charged
with having broken into and robbed
the room of Ed Miner at 33Oh South
Spring street. Bartlett is waiter and
is said to have bad police record.
PatroIman Run Down
Roy Allen, one of the motor cycle
policemen, was run into by an auto
mobile driven by James Stark of 2010
South Main street at Pi.o and Hill
streets Yesterday morning. Allen was
N riding on Hill street when the auto
"A mobile rounded the corner. According
to Allen Stark was tn no way to
blame.
Sermon on "Sinal"
The inaugural service in connection
with the Sinai congregation recently
organized will be held in the B. b.
hall, 521 West Pico street, tonight at
s o'clock. Cantor Marcel Katz will
chant the prayers and Rabbi Isidore
Meyers will deliver a sermon on Sin
al" Everybody will be cordially well
come.
May Work the Throttle
Inc DOdIu VI engineers
granted seven applications for permits
for licenses to operate stationary en-
gines Ten men took the examination
Tuesday night but three of the men
failed to receive the required number of
credits. Applicants for elevator oper-
ator licenses will be examined Tues
day night.
To Bury Dickens Friend
The funeral of Thomas Widd, one
of the prominent teachers of the deaf
in this country and c. close personal
friend of Charles Dickens, who died
suddenly at his home at 1927 West
Twenty-third street, will be held cat
2 o'clock this afternoon from st. Paul's
pro-cathedral. Bishop Johnson will
officiate.
Hold Inquest Today
Owing to the difficulty in getting
witnesses the inquest on the death of
Mrs. Claude Jaynes, the bride who
was found dead in the bath room of
the Iowa rooming house Wednesday
night, will not be held until this
morning at o'clock. 1t will be held
at Bresee Brothers undertaking es-
tabliShment.
Valuable Horses Stolen
Frank Bennett, a rancher living at
The Bells, reported to the police yes
terday afternoon that some person had
stolen a valuable team of bay horses
hitched to buggy from in front of
the court house. He stated he tied the
horses in front of the building at 1890
and when he returned two hours later
they were gone.
Releases Woman on Probation
4, The fact that she was the mother of
a tiny baby girl saved May Williams,
negress, from being given a long
ar4I ~ I'll
yesterday. The woman was charged
with stealing a valuable diamond ring
from j. H. Payne. The charge against
her was made petty larceny and she
was released on six months probation.
Arm DisIocated
William Anderson had a troubled
sleep Tuesday night and as a result
appeared at the receiving hospital
with dislocated right arm. He stated
he had been dreaming, but did not
know what about. When he awoke he
occupying bed in the Salvation Army
headquarters when the accident hap
pened.
Holding Religious Retreat
A retreat in preparation for the feast
of the Immaculate Conception Satur-
day opened at ST. Vincent's church
Wednesday evening. Rev. w. j. Cor
rell will give Instructions at the and
o'clock masses this morning and this
evening. Rev. D. J. Hurley will preach
the sermon. The retreat will close
Saturday with a solemn mass at $3.50
o'clock.
Goes Back to the Beat
A. r. House was reappointed to the
position of police patrolman by the
police commission Wednesday night
after he had rendered a reconsideration
of his resignation of some months ago.
He appeared before the civil service
commission last night and was told
that his name would be placed on the
list of eligibles to appointments as
patrolmen.
Death Accidental
Accidental death was the verdict
brought in by the coroner's jury yester-
day afternoon in the case of AlVino
Manuel. who was killed by being run
over by Salt Lake train at the
bridge crossing the river Wednesday
morning He is said to have been
sitting on the ties and the overland
train, which was thirty minutes late,
ran over him.
Boy Charged with Theft
Charles Smith, 16 years Of age, was
arrested by Patrolman Roberts on
First street yesterday and is charged
WlLn larceny. IlC 10 otAlu W lleANS pSSih
sent to get $1.5O changed by II. Chi
chahi, a Japanese restaurant proprie-
tor of 1O9 Wilmington avenue on No
vember 20. The lad did not return
with the money and a warrant was
taken out for his arrest.
His Fate Is Postponed
Patrolman ]. w. Tyler appeared be-
fore the civil service commission last
night in regard to his reinstatement
to the position of sergeant, from which
he was derated seven months ago. A.
b. McCutcheon, member OF the
board, who was appointed commit
tee to consult the city attorney in ref
erence to the case, was not present at
the meeting last night, so no action
was taken.
Burglary Case Continued
Jack Walbey, charged with burglary.
was before Police Justice Rose for his
preliminary examination yesterday af-
ternoon. Earl Rogers, the attorney,
has been engaged to defend him. The
attorney asked that the case be con-
tinued until 2 o'clock Friday Decem-
l,a,. IA as he will have no time previous