Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Attorneys Admitted

Attorneys Admitted
The following attorneys have been
admitted to practice in the district
court of appeals: Edgar r. Kendall Of
New Hampshire; James IL. OKeefe, |
Michigan; Orlando II. Myricl, Indiana;
Arthur ]. Adams, Indiana, and Robert
Adams, jr.
Leave for London
John c. Wright, a wealthy resident
of Berkeley, who with his wife, three
daughters and one granddaughter, is on |
his way to England for a pleasure trip, |
is in Los Angeles. The party will leave
today for London, stopping on the way
at New Orleans and New York.
Sues Railroad
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed yes
terday by Pearl Davidson against the
Los Angeles Pacific Railroad company.
The girl alleges she was thrown from
a Hollywood car on Palm avenue, |
March 4, and sustained severe injuries,
and that the car crew was to blame for
the accident.
Engineer Lectures
Albert ]. Marshall an illuminating
engineer of New York, will give a
lecture at Blanchard hall Friday even
ing on "The Proper Use of Artificial
Light" The object of the lecture is to
give information as to the best methods
of obtaining the highest efficiency from
electricity consumed.
Robbery Reported
Two gold watches and a gold neck
chain were stolen from the residence of
Dr. G. G.. Spier at $50 North Soto
street Monday night during the alb
sence of the family. The thief OBJ
tained an entrance by forcing rear
window. The robbery was reported to
the police last night.
Burns Sentenced Today
Nicholas Brusso, better known as
Tommy Burns, pugilist, will be SEN
fenced today on the charge of battery,
in which he was found guilty Monday
IN Police Justice Fredrickson's court.
Brusso was arrested on a warrant
sworn to by w. F. Gensel, who claimed
Burns had knocked him down.
Suddenly Demented
While on a Washington street car
yesterday about noon Rev. James w.
Stark pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Bloomfield, ILL.,, became tenn
porariy insane and was taken to the
receiving hospital as he was unable to
take care of himself, and later removed
to the residence of his daughter at
2S15 Brighton avenue.
Mrs. Ross Buried
Mrs Isabel Ross, aged 80, was buried
yesterday from the chapel Of Dexter
Samson & Co, Rev. Robert Windsor
officiating. The interment was at Rose |
dale cemetery. Mrs. Ross had resided
in California fifty-five years and leaves
her husband and one daughter, Mrs.
r. H. LloyI Of Los Angeles.
Will Tour Europe
Frederick Dohs, a we'll known cap
italist of Southern California, will leave
today for an extended tour Of Europe,
during which he will spend a great part
of his time in France and Germany COL
lecting rare manuscripts of music for
his already famous cabinet Mr. Dohs
will be accompanied by his wife, and
q host ofs~friendS are wishing them a
happy journey.
Interment at Calvary
The funeral of Mrs. susanna Machado
de Bernard will be held this morning
at o'clock from the family home, S45
Lake street and thence to the Ca
thedral of ST. Vibiana, where requiem
mass will be celebrated. Mrs Bernard
was a member of one of the old Spanish
families and we'll known. Interment
will be in Calvary cemetery.
Margrave Funeral Today
The funeral of William R. Margrave.
the we'll known Southern Pacific con-
Luctor, who died Monday at the Sis
ters hospital, will be held this after
noon at 1 O'Clock from the chapel of
Orr & Edwards Rev. G. e. Foster will
officiate and the interment will be at
Evergreen. The Brotherhood of Loco |
motive Trainmen, of which the de-
ceased was member, will attend.
Sentenced for Burglary
Charlie Ross yesterday pleaded guilty
to the seventeen or more charges of
burglary preferred against him in de-
partment one of the superior court and |
was sentenced to term of eight years
in Folsom penitentiary. Ross opera |
tions in the robbing line extended over
period of many months and he stole |
nothing but carpenters and workmen's
tools.
Warrington Funeral Held
The funeral of c. e. Warrington, the |
engineer of the Inflated train No. at
Cotton, March 20, was held yesterday |
afternoon from BreSee Bros chapel. |
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage officiat- |
ing. The services were private, being |
attended by only the family and i'm |
mediate friends. The interment was at |
Ieosedale cemetery, engineer friends of |
the deceased acting as pail bearers.
Charged with AssaJQ
After a. charge Of rhdrder against him
had been dismissed, Fred Kellar yes
terday underwent preliminary exam |
ination on a charge of assault to COM
init great bodily harm and was held by |
Justice Stephens for trial in the su- |
perior court. Kellar is charged with /
having assaulted and brutally kicked |
Lucinda Miller, creole. The assault |
took place on February IA and the |
woman died a few days later
Charged with Robbery
lIichael Grove and James Ansell, |
charged with robbing William Smith of |
$3.50, were arraigned yesterday morn
ing in Police Judge Roses court. An
sell pleaded not guilty to the charge |
and asked for a trial by jury. Grove |
acknowledged the crime and will re-
ce sentence this morning. Ansells |
as set for April 80. Ansell ad-
was with Grove the time of |
but claims he took no part |