Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-07

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cypsles Fined
Eleven gypsies, arrested at their en-
campment I'm Mission road Sunday on
q charge of disturbing the peace, were
fined $5 each by Police Justice Rose
yesterday. The fines were paid.
Teamster Hurt
Ed Squires, a teamster from Watts
station, was severely injured last even
ing by horse which he was riding
falling at Sunset boulevard and Beaud-
ry avenue. Squires was taken to the
receiving hospital.
Struck by Auto -
John Batcheller, fifteen years of age,
delivery boy for the Baker Shoe COM
pany, was struck by an automobile
driven by James McCallister of 1924
tSixth street yesterday afternoon at
Seventh and Figueroa streets.
Dies on Train
Fred Corner, an assayer of Escon-
dido, died on a Southern Pacific train
yesterday morning, presumably from
heart disease. His body was removed
to Bresee Bros undertaking establish
1nent upon the arrival Of the train from
the north.
Charged With Assault
w. II. Walsh was held to answer to
the superior court yesterday on a
charge of assault with a deadly weap-
on. The police said the defendant
stabbed w. 2. Gardner during a quar-
rel at a lodging house in Omer street
several days ago.
Injured by Horse
j. w. Mayner, employed at the Tally
no stable, was severely kicked by a
fractions horse yesterday morning
while he was cleaning the animal.
Mayner was first taken to the receiving
hospital and later removed to the
county hospital.
Woman Run Down
Mrs. Augusta Thompson, living at oil
South Flower street, was run down by
n milk wagon yesterday afternoon at
Sixth and Olive streets, sustaining lac
erations on the face and painful bruises.
She was given treatment at the receiv-
ing hospital. The milk wagon was
driven by Nj. F. Donlin Of 1120 Towne
avenue
Mrs. Dennison Passes Away
Mrs. Mary e. Dennison, who had
lived at 521 Court street the past sew
enteen years, passed away Wednesday.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
from the family residence, the inter-
ment to be at Evergreen. Mrs. Den
nison leaves two sons, one of whom,
G. l.. Dennison, is engaged in business
in Los Angeles.
Y. M. C. A. Watermelon Social
The Y. M. G. A. will give water
melon social this evening at the head
quarters, 621h South Broadway. 1t
will be for the members of the educa-
tional classes and those who have fin
ished the courses. Fred Knopf will give
a novelty entertainment with lightning
sketches and Prof. Mark Beal will give
dramatic readings.
Continues Scheck Trial
The preliminary examination of Mrs.
Aurellia Scheck, jointly charged with
Ernest G. Stackpole with the murder of
Joel Scheck, was set for today but will
be continued until October, when Dep
uty District Attorney Fleming returns
from his vacation. Police Justice Rose,
in whose court the examination will be
held, goes away on his vacation next
week and will not return until October.
Wife Beating Charged
Felix Rich of 1903 East First street
was arrested yesterday by officer
Hickock on the charge of beating his
wife. 1t is alleged by neighbors that
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practice of beating his spouse into
insensibility. Finally she rebelled at
his ungentlemanly behavior and was
given a warrant for her husbands ar
rest Rich is being held at the city
jail pending trial.
Find Suit in Trunk
The suit pattern which Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ellsworth are charged with
having stolen from V. Onz, a tailor
having a shop at 1872 South Hill street,
was recovered last evening by De-
tective Zeigler when trunk which the
pair had stored with the Los Angeles
Transfer company was found. A blue
silk skirt was also in the trunk in adj
dition to several hundred small articles.
The suit pattern recovered yesterday
was stolen August II. A bamboo stand
was among the articles recovered.
Woman Wants Rent
Frank L. Hober was arrested yester-
day on a warrant secured by Mrs. Eliza
Bower, charging him with defraud-
ing an inkeeper. Hober professed ig-
norance of the reason for his arrest,
but in the warrant the statement was
made that he went away from the
rooming house of which Mrs. Bower
was the proprietor without paying his
rent which amounted to about $50.
Hober is connected with a local, adver-
tising novelty company and through
that connection secured the required
$50 BAIL
Former Iowans Organize
At a meeting of former Iowa resi-
dents held last night, a Los Angeles
branch of the Southern California AS
sociation of Iowans was organized. The
following were elected officers for one
year: j. j. Steadman of Council Bluffs,
honorary president; ]. H. McCord of
Des Moines, president; Charles Yale of
Glenwood, vice president; Josiah Fish
er of Sigourney, vice president; H. p.
Densel of Marshalltown, vice president;
IT, N. Newell of Des Moines, vice presi-
dent; f. H. Nichols of Des Mones,
secretary, and ]. A. McCahill, treas
urer.
Gasoline Tank Explodes
The ignition of a ten-gallon tank of
gasoline in the rear of Kagumas
grocery store, 519 East First street,
was the occasion for a general fire
alarm being sent in yesterday evening.
The gasoline and oil were kept In an
outhouse about a hundred feet from the