Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-01
Member Of Q. a. R. Dies

Police Justice Rose yesterday morning
and his case was set for January O.
Member Of @. A. r. Dies
David Miller. aged about 10 years.
and q member or the O.. A. r., was
found dead yesterday morning I'm the
grading camp, corner California and
Flgueroa streets, where he was em-
ployed.
Bicycle shop Looted
]. Hamilton, proprietor of the bicycle
repair shop at 2O27 West Seventh street,
reported to the police yesterday that
some person had broken into his estab-
lishment early yesterday morning and
stolen repair tools and sundrles valued
at SIS.
Jockey Is Buried
Jockey Lewis, the young man who
was killed by being thrown from his
horse during n race at Ascot park sew
eral days ago. was buried at Rosedale
cemetery Sunday afternoon. ]. w.
"A Brooks of Ascot park was In charge
of the arrangements.
Patroimen for Pasadena
Forty members Of the local police
department will go to Pasadena today
to attend the rose tournament orders
were given the men last night to report
for duty at an early hour this morning,
and cars have been arranged for to
carry them to the Crown city.
Abuses Aged Mother
Bert Ewing, young man, was ar
rested yesterday morning charged
with abusing his aged mother. Ewing
is said to have started drinking some
time ago and to have frequently come
home intoxicated and abused his moth
er. They live at the Hotel Baltimore.
Track Walker Killed
A coroner's inquest will be held this
morning on the unidentified Mexican
who died on the operating table at the
California hospital Sunday afternoon
The man is thought to have been a
track walker for the Salt Lake road
and to have been killed by passing
train.
PatroImen Exchanged
Henry Clay Walker has been ap-
pointed property clerk at the police
station to take the place of Ray Cottel,
who will walk a beat in the Arroyo
Seco district in the future. Walker
was at one time a sergeant on the force
and has been one of the most popular
patrolmen.
Dies Of Heart Trouble
No inquest will be held in the case Of
H. A. Card, the aged man who died of
heart disease at the meeting of the
Holiness society Sunday afternoon. He
had been treating with DR.. Clark and
the physician made out death GER
tifcate showing Card died of valvular
heart trouble.
Trial Date Set
G. w. Scott C. B. Dennison, Harry
Hilcs and c.. G. Ryder, charged with
running bucket shop, were before
( Police Justice Chambers yesterday af-
terHoon. The cases of Hiles and Ry-
der were set for 10 O'Clock, February
6, while Scott's case was set for the
same hour February 5, and Dennison' 8
case for 10 o'clock, February A.
Charged with Battery
z. c. Lilly was arrested yesterday
afteroon charged with beating Louis
Fudgree on the head with pair of ice
tongs during an argument near the
Santa Fe depot Fudgree was taken to
the receiving hospital. He is the pro-
prietor of a peanut stand, and Lilly
claimed it was where he had been ac-
customed to stand his ice wagon.
Sent to Chain Gang
Francisco Sanchez was sentenced by
Police Justice Chambers yesterday to
pay a fine of $50 or serve sixty days on
the chain gang on a charge of petty
larceny. Sanchez is said to have Wis
tied at the home of Marie MedoSa, 62S
Buena Vista street. some days ago and
to have taken her watch when he left
Sanchez did not have the money, so he
will serve the time.
Chinese Accused
Leuy Theung, Chinese peddler.
pleaded not guilty to a charge of petty
larceny before Police Justice Chambers
yesterday and will be brought up to-
day for sentence. Theung is said to
have stolen box of apples from a
wholesale grocery. He claims he has
been running an account with the store
and took the apples intending they
should be charged up on the account.
Insanity Suspected
w. e. Hail. said to be insane, was
found by Patrolman Wallace while he
was "seeing things on Main street
Yesterday morning. Hall was taking
mental measurement of all the build
ings and was talking to himself about
the style of the structures. Although
the man was in no way violent, Wal
lace decided 1t was best to take him to
the receiving hospital, and later he was
removed to the county hospital.