Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
"BrotherIy Love"

irons THE HERAl1D
"Brothery Love"
At the Olive street synagogue tomor-
row at 10;30 a. m. Rabbi lsidore Myelo
will preach on "Brotherly Love
viii Speak on Persia
Joseph Koshaba, n native OF Persia
will speak this evening on "Ihe Man
ners and Customs of Persia" at the
Central Presbyterian church, MI.
I<oshaba is preparing to return TO his
native land as a medical missionary
Jewelry Stolen
Burglars entered the jewelry store OF
Mrs. II. Fenner at 147 North MAIN
street early Wednesday evening anu
took Si00 worth of iewelry. No trace
of The robbery was found until yester-
day morning. The case was turned
over to the police.
Girl Adjudeed Insane
Ada M. schuelters, daughter of Mai.
S. Schuelters of this city, was commit
ted to the state insane asylum at Pat-
ton yesterday by the insanity commls-
sion. 1t was asserted by the complains
ing witness the girl was UNCOMFORTABLE
and at times violent.
Hearing Postponed
The preliminary examination of Ben
Haggerty, charged with obtaining a
registered letter under false pretenses
which was to have been held before
Deputy commissioner Williams Of the
United States circuit court yesterday
was postponed until this morning.
Bitten by Dog
Mrs. II. Zoll of 53S San Julian street
was removed to the receiving hosplta
from her home yesterday afternoon sur
fering from n deep laceration on the
face caused by a dog she was playing
with, pet canine, when the dog leapeo
at her and inflicted an ugly wound.
Charges Desertion
J. j. Lungren was granted a divorce
from his wife, Martha Lungren, on tins
grounds of desertion. it was statec
in the complaint Mrs. Lungren elopec
with "the hired man" twenty-thret
years ago. An interlocutory decree was
granted by Judge Gibbs of department
of the superior court.
Committed to Asylum
David Talk. who was recently re.
leased from the county hospital as
cured of insanity, was before Judge
Gibbs of the insanity commission yes
terday. 1t was shown that after hi:
release Talk became violently insane
He was committed to Patton by ordel
of the insanity commission.
Thomas Is Sentenced
Harry Thomas, who was arrested
Wednesday on the charge of stealing
q pair of eyeglasses from Miss Mary
Deeds while making a call was sen
fenced by Judge Rose yesterday after
noon to sixty days or a fine of $50
Thomas could not produce the glasses
He said he gave them to friend, bu
,nnI5 nnt foil the friends name.
Gets Decree
William S. Nichols yesterday brough
action against his wife, Viola M. Mich
OILS for a divorce. Desertion was th'
reason for the action as alleged in th'
complaint. The couple were married
in Kansas City in June. 1904. In Marcl
of 1905 it was shown that Mrs. Nichols
deserted her husband. An interlocu
tory decree was granted by Judg'
Trask of the superior court.
Accused of Assault
E. l.. Hazard, a real estate dealer o
this city, was arrested by Constable
De La Monte on the charge of assault
on the person of Lulu M. Roland, a 15
year-old girl living in Los Angeles
Hazard was arrested on a complain
sworn against him by Fl. M. Roland
the father of the girl, and was held t.
answer in the sum of $4,000, in defaul
of which he was confined in the count,
Jail.
Improvement Society Active
The Belmont Heights improvement
association held its regular MONTH,
meeting last night in the Methods
church on Union avenue. After tn
business meeting the reports of the diff
ferent committees were given and ad
dresses were made by Judge n. 2. Con
rey and Dr. w. A. Lamb. Much en-
thusiasm has been shown by this as
sociation in the improvement of tn
streets.
Woman Gets Decree
Rosie Sanders secured a divorce iron
her husband, Milo M Sanders, yester
day on the grounds of desertion ant
failure to provide. The couple wer
married December s, 1892. at Whittier
In 1900 it was proved Sanders wen
away with n woman named Susal
Thayer and since then he has not live
with his wife nor supported her. Th
divorce was granted by Judge Wilbu
in department s of the superior court
Eagles Plan Installation
Los Angeles aerie of the Fraterna
Order of Eagles will install it's newl
elected officers next Monday evening
The following officers were chose
recently: President, Jesse Shafer: vic
president, Charles Salter; chaplain, {
C. Thompson; secretary c. NJ. Sage
treasurer. DR.. A. C. Tucker; conductor
Peter Froelich; board of trustees, Al
bert Nader. Frank Copenhaber an
Harry Blocker. The Eagles are plan
ming to have series of entertainment
the present winter and expect to b
visited by several of the neighborin
aeries.