Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-09
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missionary Social and supper
The missionary societies of the West
lake Methodist church will give social
and supper this afternoon and evening
at the parsonage, 1889 Shatto street.
Fennel Acquitted
James Fennel, charged with burglary,
was acquitted by a jury i'm Judge
Smiths department of the superior
court yesterday. The acquittal was
made under instruction from the judge
Telephone Extensios
The Sunset Telephone company is
putting in a new trunk line out South
Park avenue from Sauson to Sixty.
ninth street, thence through the Main
street Villa tract, to accommodate the
people Of that section.
H. {. Huntington Goes East
II. E. Huntington left for New York
city yesterday afternoon i'm his priva/p
car over the Southern Pacific railroad
The trip is said to be for the purpose
Of purchasing additional equipment fer
The local street railroads.
Winter Term Opens
The winter term of the evening in
stitute of the Y. M. G. A. was formal
~ opened last evening. The institute
has thirty classes, with twenty-three
teachers. The Y M. G. A. will elect
rev directors this evening
League Elects Officers
The Civic league elected its officers
for the ensuing term last evening in
Ilarriman's hall 337 IL South Hill
street They are; John w. Kemn,
PRESIDENT John P. Seamens. vice presi-
dent; II. F. Hossack, secretary; G. T.
Dalbeck, treasurer
Has No Assets
Frank LOGAN, a Fresno machinist,
filed petition of bankruptcy with the
clerk of the United States district
court yesterday. In the petition Locar
asserts he has no assets whatever anG
he owes debts to Fresno tradesmen
amounting to S12S4.
Sons of Veterans Install
Installation of officers was held by
the II. W.. Lawton post No IL, Sons
OF Veterans, last night at Long Beach,
The ceremonies were in charge of Di-
vision Commander George Conart, Past
Division Commanders HardestY and
j. a. Medler and Division Secretary E
Is. Glase.
Woman Gets Divorce
Mrs. Nellie Kathleen Schwartz was
granted an interlocutory decree of di-
Norce from r. NJ. Schwartz by Judge
Conrey in department five of the su-
perior court yesterday. The grounds
were desertion and habltual intemper-
ance. Schwartz is now a private in the
regular army.
Connecticut Society Meeting
The Connecticut society will hold a
meeting in the assembly hall of the
chamber of commerce this evening. c.
j. Booth will read a paper on Indians
of Connecticut" a musical program,
VIII be rendered and refreshments
served. All former residents and visit
ors from the nutmeg state are in
vited to attend.
Charged With Assault
Ramon Alvetri. a Mexican, was ar
rested yesterday in Ventura county and
brought to Los Angeles to answer to
the charge of assault on little Mexi-
can girl of this city. Alvetri was he'd
to answer to the superior court by JUS
tice Pierce in the sum of $1000 in de-
fault of which he was confined in the
county Jail.
Arrested at Hollywood
John Kriminger of Hollywood was
arrested yesterday by Conl .able Cline
on the charge of threatening to shoot
and kill Claude Felix, also of Holly
wood. Kriminger was examined before
Justice Pierce and was released on his
own recognizance until today, when he
will give bail to the amount of $3.50. His
trial was set for Thursday.
Baptist Union Election
The annual election of officers of the
City Union of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies union was held last evening in
the Hellman building. Every union
ia the city was represented and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: w. Cuthbert, president;
Hiss Nettie Guiwits, vice president;
Miss Carrie Smith, corresponding Sec
rotary; Miss Lulu Freeman, recording
secretary; a. o. Johnson, treasurer.
Suspects Are Held
Alexander j. Hoag. Luther Peden and
John j. Sullivan, charged with stealing
"a desk belonging to the secretary of the
Eagles last Wednesday night. were
arraigned before Judge Chambers yes
terday afternoon. The preliminary
hearing of the three men was set for
today at 2:30 o'clock. The suspects are
detained in the city prison in default of
$500 BAIL Complaints were issued
against the three yesterday by Prose-
cutting Attorney Asa Keyes.
Zig Excursion Coming
Raymond and Whitcomb California
tour No. is scheduled to arrive in Los
angeles over the Santa Fc Saturday
u IA. /
are 1876 In number and come from New
York. Boston and Philadelphia. The
train is composed of eleven cars and is |
made up as follows: Seven Pullman
Hieepers, two dining cars one composite
ar and one baggage car. One of the
-leepers will BIZ switched off at Will
li1ms to go to the Grand canyon.
Keg of Nails Stolen
Harry Roberts was arrested by Spe-
cial OFFICER Shippler in the Swift Pack
ing company's warehouse on Macy
street early last evening on the charge
of stealing a keg of nails. According
70 the employees of the packing COM
pany Roberts drove up to the platform
and ordered some meat. While they
were absent filling his order the en-
ployes say he loaded a keg of nails on
his wagon, Later the theft was dis
covered and Roberts was arrested be-
fore he had an opportunity to leave