Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-21
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Short Changed Is Charge
Edward Meyers was placed in the city
jail last night on suspicion by Patrolman
William Matuskiwiz. Meyers is alleged
to have tried to short change Harry Lee
land, confectioner at 521 South Spring
street
Speeders Fined
Charged with violating the speed or
dinance four men paid. fines of $40 each
in police court yesterday, while one, j. II.
Petit, paid $15 The men were A. 10.
Wilson, Il. X. Hillman, j. e.. Parker and
F. s. Mcintyre.
Girl Found Dead
Leila Hanson, the 14-year~old daughter
of George Hanson of 643 Bixel street, was
found dead in the bath room at her home
about 10 o'clock last night. Death re-
suited from heart disease. The body was
removed to the morgue and the coroner
| notified.
Woman Found Wandering
Mrs. Emma Dray of 9O6 East Fifty
fourth street was arrested last night by
Patrolman jackson and sent to the deten-
ton ward at the city jail The woman,
who Is 56 years of age, is believed to be
insane. She was found wandering aim
lessiy about the streets.
Divorce Cases Continued
Two divorce cases occupied the session
of Judge Houser's court yesterday, and
both were continued until January to
await the attendance of witnesses. The
cases are those of ]. w. Henderson
against Lucy e. Henderson and e. M.
Bourland against Lucy Bourland.
New England Supper
The New England Supper" at the
Hotel Westminster this evening will be
well patronized by the New. Englanders
and their friends. A good program of
song and speech will follow the supper.
Mrs. Maude Nichols Lyon is one of the
soloists.
Restaurant Man In Court
Charged with violating the restaurant
license law F.. A. Grunwald, proprietor
of the place at 231 East Seventh street,
was arraigned before Police Justice Aus
tin yesterday. Attorney R. A. Ling,
counsel for Grunwald,i filed demurrer,
| in which he attacked the constitutionality
| of the law. The case will come up for
further hearing today
Ten Tramps Arrested
Ten men, said by the police to be box
car tourists were arrested by the police
in the Southern Pacific yards yesterday
morning and were booked at the central
station on suspicion. They will be held
| at the station until 1t is ascertained
whether they are wanted for any crime.
| If 1t lis found they are not they will be
released, providing they agree to leave
1.-THE city.
Bishop Arrives
Rt. Rev. Logan H. Roots, bishop of
Hankow, China, arrived in Los Angeles
with his family yesterday and is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Hubert
2144 Hobart boulevard. Today Bishop
Roots will conduct quiet day service
| at St. Paul's pro-cathedral and tomorrow
| morning will preach at St. Johns churcf
Bishop Roots will sail with his family
| for China Christmas eve.
Japanese Waiter Hurt
H. Kuhumoto, Japanese waiter living
at, 722 South Grand avenue, while riding
bicycle was caught at Ninth and Main
streets between a gravel wagon and in
bound West Ninth street car 301 and
knocked from his wheel He received a
lacerated wound of the lip. sprain Of
the left wrist and a slight concussion.
The injured man was taken to the receiv-
ing hospital