Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Gideons, Service

OlueonS service
The Gideons will hold song and tes-
timony service this afternoon in the
parlors of the Nadeau hotel at $3.50
o'clock. All travelling men have been
invited.
Boy Fractures Wrist
Albert Germain, aged 16 q school
boy living at 1881 South Olive street,
fell heavily to the pavement on South
Broadway yesterday, fracturing his left
wrist. The fracture was reduced at the
receiving hospital and the lad sent
home.
Falls From Car
Walter Brier, n newsboy living at 224
South Main street, fell from q Pasadena
car yesterday on First street, sustain
ing bruises and lacerations He re-
ceived treatment at the receiving hos
pital until sufficiently recovered to be
taken home.
Bay Staters Will Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the
Massachusetts society will be held
Tuesday evening, June 5, at 7:45, at
the assembly hall of the chamber of
commerce building. A program has
been arranged for and refreshments
will be served.
Banjo Concert
Lyra and Banjo clubs combined will
give a concert in Dobinson auditorium
Friday night next. The solists will be
Miss Ruth DAILY, mandolin; Miss Gladys
Gross, banjo, and Mr.. De Lano, guitar.
The program is an excellent one.
o. E. S. Club
The o. e. S. club gave a successful
entertainment at Odd Fellows hall Fri
day. 1t was entitled the "Old Maids
Convention" and the parts were taken
by home talent. The proceeds will go
toward the fitting up of chapter room
in the new Masonic temple soon to be
built.
Will Lecture on Worlds Tour
B. r. Baumgardt will deliver a free
lecture Around the World in One
Evening" before the Liberal club this
evening, in Mammoth hall, SIT South
Broadway. The lecture will be illus
trated with 140 beautifully colored
views cast upon canvas fifteen feet
square.
To Preach Series of Sermons
Rev. A. c. Smither, pastor of the
First Christian church, will preach a
series of sermons on Sunday evenings
of this month on the following topics:
June 3, 1.-The Unaccountable Man-The
Christ" June 10, "The Unaccountable
Kingdom-the Church.; June "a, 1.-THE
Most Unaccountable Thing of ALL
Coroner Reports on Gases
A coroner's jury returned a verdict
of accidental death yesterday in the
case of Mrs. j. e. Wseman, struck and
fatally injured by a runaway horse
on Broadway Thursday afternoon. In
the case of DR.. Edwin l.. Phoenix, who
died suddenly at Hotel Trenton Thurs
day night, the jury decided death re-
suited from fatty degeneration of the
heart.
Joseph McDonnell's Death
Word has been received of the death
of Joseph Mcdonnell, brother to Rev.
p. H. Mcdonnell, c. NJ, of ST. Vim
cents college, which occurred in st.
Louis, Mo-, last Thursday. The funeral
was held yesterday, which was at
tended by Very Rev. DR.. Glass, G. NJ,
president of st. Vincents college, who
is now in Sedalia, No. where his father
and brother recently died.
Cook Hurt
Louis Sendil, a German cook at the
Swan cafe of Venice, mistook gasoline
for coal oil yesterday afternoon when
he attempted to light a crude oil range.
and the explosion which ensued burned
the face of the cook badly. The man
was brought to Los Angeles, where his
burns were dressed at the receiving
hospital and was then taken to his
hon1e at 112 South Hill street