Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13

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Hindoo VIII Lecture
Baba Bharatl, Hindoo sage of India,
will lecture this evening at p. M in
Symphony hall blanchard building) 2S2
South Hill street, on the Doctrine of
Reincarnation Made Easy"
Scorpion Bites Man
While picking mustard out Of hay
on ranch west of the city yesterday,
James Riley was bitten by scorpion.
At the receiving hospital the wound
was attended. Riley lives at the Russ
house, this city.
Robert Garrett Dead
Robert r. Garrett of 1866 West
Twelfth street, an employe of the San
Pedro Steam Laundry company, was
found dead in bed yesterday at the
Clarence hotel, San Pedro. A widow and
two children survive him.
Thompson's Folly
j. d. Thompson imbibed too freely
yesterday and as a result he is locked
up in the city Jail on the charge of
disturbing the peace. When Officer
Whalen found the man he was cursiDg
everybody along South Main street.
Hear Interesting Lecture
Prof. Stirling, formerly government
geologist, delivered a very interesting
lecture onf"The Origin of Earthquakes''
at the Hotel Hollywood last night The
lobby of the hotel was crowded with
listeners. Count Axel Wachmeister
played.
Holds Four Services
Rev. r. S. Marshall will speak at four
services today at the Vincent Metho-
dist church; at the Sunday school,
morning service, Epworth league and
the regular evening service. The evan
gelistic services will continue twice
each day next week.
Boy Wanderer Detained
Bert Spencer Ia years old, who
escaped from the detention home sew
eral days ago, was found wandering
about among the Palos Verdes hills,
I near San Pedro, late yesterday after
noon. He was taken to San Pedro and
put in the custody of Probation Officer
w. p. Goodrich.
Mexican Is Hurt
v. Hernandez sustained a fractured
skull and lies at the point of death at
the receiving hospital as the result of
fight at Southern Pacific camp 4, at
1880 p. nj. Saturday. An unidentified
Mexican stepped up behind Hernandez
and struck him over the head with a
spade. His friends brought him to the
hospital.
Will Give Symposium
A symposium on How to Get There
will be given before the Progressive
club today at 1:45 in Symphony hall,
232 South Hill street, by Prof M. ".
Rorl1, Mrs. Mary e. Garbutt, Prof w.
C. Bowman and Israel Levin. Miss
Claire Rue and Miss Zadie Stratton will
sing duet and Karl Bonoff will play
violin solo.
Kicks Kind officer
After the experience with Daniel E..
Meyers last evening, Officer Storey
will never ask a drunk to again sit
down on the sidewalk. His kindness to
the intoxicated man was returned by
a kick in the eye, Story was nearly
blinded by the blow but managed to
retain hold of his man. Story arrested
Meyers at Fifth street and Central
avenue.
Accompany Bishop to Fresno
Rev. d. W. ]. Murphy, pastor of the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament; Rev.
j. j. Clifford, pastor of st. Thomas
church, and Rev. G. Molony, pastor of
st. Agnes church, accompanied Bishop
Conaty to Fresno yesterday to assist
at the service of investiture of Right
Rev. Mgr. Mccarthy, pastor of the
Fresno church, who was recently hon.
ored by the pope.
Falls From Car
M Southstone OF 21O5 West Adams
street was hurled from a West Adams
street electric car at Washington and
Bush streets and sustained a disloca-
tion of the left arm. From Southstone
it was learned that he stopped the
electric car by signal and attempted
to board it. Just as he grasped the
handle the conductor gave the signal
to go forward. The injured man was
sent to the receiving hospital, where
Police Surgeon Cook attended him.
Royal Court Meets
At the last meeting of the Los An
geles Assembly No. 2, Royal Court, sew
eral candidates were initiated. The fol-
lowing royal officers were present: S.
j. Chapel, royal chancellor; General
F. G. Prescott, past royal chancellor:
&. II. Carleton, royal medical director:
Mrs. Harriet e. Tower, royal lady of
honor; Mrs. Bessie Whitehead, royAl
warden, of Pasadena; #. e. Taylor.
royal herald, of Butte, Mont. Arrange
ments were made for the next enter
tainment to be given on the first Fri
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