Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-15

cought stealing copies OF The Herald
from the premises Of our patrons.
THE HERALD.
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Fined for Battery
Giuseppl Guaglordi was fined 81 on
n charge of battery by Police Justice
Fredericton yesterday. Giuseppi Ia
said to have become enraged at Frank
II. Stone. n neighbor, and struck him
several times In fight
Bitten by Japanese
Otto Mills an employe of the Alexan-
dira hotel, was bitten above the right
eve I'm fight with n japanese employe
OF the hotel yesterday morning. The
Japanese was not arrested. Mills was
treated at the receiving hospital.
Sentence Suspended
George Phiyaw was given n thirty
day suspended sentence by Police JUS
tlce FredercIkson on n charge OF petty
Cmbezzlement yesterday. Philyaw is
said TO have sold a bicycle belonging
to w. II. Bruce and failed TO turn over
S29 of the money he received.
Sues for Damages
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed yes
terday In the superior court by the
heirs to the estate of the late Mrs.
Catherine Gray. Mrs. Gray was killed
last December while alighting from
Pacific Electric car at Green avenue,
Pasadena, and the railway Is made
defendant to the suit.
Fined for Cruelty
s. Kreijeo was fined $25 on a charge of
cruelty to animals yesterday, while
companion, f.. Steinkorre, was fined
SIS on the same charge The two men
are said to have driven a horse which
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and when ordered to stop using 1t by
a humane officer refused to do so.
Boys Arrested
James Green and James Carroll were
arrested In a room on South Main
street yesterday in which they are said
to have had no right to be- The boys
were taken to the police station but
were afterward released as they had
stolen nothing. They are said to have
formerly been inmates Of Whittier re-
form school
Pedder Fined
NJ. Adamson was fined 81 by Police
Justice Rose yesterday for peddling
peanuts without a license. Adamson
testified he had a license and showed
1t in court. He did not have 1t in his
pocket at the time he was arrested. 1t
is required by law that peddler pro-
uuCe MS Incense Wnen any person Qe-
mands to see 1t.
Pastor Is Appointed
Rev. ]. A. Johnson has been ap-
pointed to the pastorate of the Hamilton
Methodist church in place of Rev. Mr.
Goodman, who has beer obliged to
abandon the active ministerial work
temporarily on account of i'll health
1t is expected that he will be able to
renew his pastoral duties at the begin
ming of the next conference year.
Runs Down Woman
Alex Kirkwood, charged with drunk
eness, was fined IS by Police Justice
Rose yesterday afternoon. Kirkwood
is driver for an express company. He
is said have run over q young wo-
man, Miss Goldie Lawson, while he
was intoxicated several days ago. De-
tectives Hosick and Zeigler claim to
have seen the act and arrested him.
The accident occurred on Third and
Hill streets.
Business Women to Meet
The meeting of the California Busi-
ness Women's club which was post
poned from last Tuesday will be held
this evening at the Merchants Trust
building. DIR. Ventura C. Armstrong
will speak on First Aid to the In
jured.' Catherine Heaton Peck will
have charge of the parliamentary drill
The question box, which is always
feature of these meetings, will be ready
for those seeking information.
Steals Between Arrests
G.. A. Smith was released on charge
of petty larceny because the police had
failed to find an owner for bicycle
he was said to have stolen. Later in
the day the owner was located by the
police and Smith was again arrested,
and when searched at the station Smith
was found to have number of articles
in his pockets which lead the officers to
believe he did some stealing as soon as
he was dismissed from custody.
FraternaI Orders to Hold Funeral
The funeral of H. 7. Hays will be
held in Los Angeles at the undertaking
parlors of Sutch & Co., the day not
having been decided. The body will be
taken to Lancaster, Pa, for interment,
the journey to be begun next Saturday
The Elks, Masons, Sbriners, knights
Templars, Woodmen of the World and
the Foresters will combine in the
funeral, the deceased having been a
member of these organizations.