Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-25
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purse, valued at $15, and IS in money.
Chinese Fined
All Sing, a Chinese charged with con-
Quoting a lottery, was fined $40 in Po-
lice Justice Chambers court yesterday
afternoon. He was arrested by PATROL
men Glenn and Stevens, and q number
of lottery tickets were offered In evil
dence.
Injured by Falling Iron
William Macklin an iron worker en-
ployed at the Llewellyn iron works, suf-
fered a painful injury by the falling of
q heavy bar of iron on his left foot
early last night. He was taken to the
receiving hospital, where the injury
was dressed
Salesman Injured
c. Preciado, a salesman, 3S years of
age, living at 439 Beaudry, fell from
an East Ninth street car at Ninth and
San Pedro streets early last night and
suffered a fractured nose. He was re-
moved to the receiving hospital for
treatment.
Runaway Boy Captured
Harvey Kincaid, 16-year-old boy
whose parents live in Long Beach, was
arrested at Ascot park early last night
Dodds of the detention home. The boy
is said to have been an inmate at that
place and to have run away.
Woman Fined for Vaerancy
Ella Murdoch was fined 900 on
charge of vagrancy by Police Justice
Chambers yesterday afternoon. The
Murdoch woman was arrested Tues
day in company with Charles Stephen
son, negro, in a lodging house, where
they are said to have been smoking
opium.
Elk Killers Go to Idaho
United States Marshal Leo V. Young
worth, accompanied by two special
deputies, left yesterday afternoon with
William Binkley and Charles Purdy for
Boise, Idaho The prisoners are ac-
cused of killing elk upon government
lands in order to obtain their teeth.
They will be tried in Idaho.
Charged with Shooting
Alexander Williamson was arraigned
in police court yesterday, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon. The
complaint was sworn to by his son-in-
law, e. B. Van Arnam, 20S East Forty
seventh street. Williamson Is said to
have fired four shots at Van Arnam
with revolver. His examination was
set for January 20.
Honeymoon Was Short
An annullment of marriage was
granted Mrs. Florence j. War; from
William r. War; by Judge Conrey in
department five of the superior court
yesterday. Mrs War; alleged that her
husband was insane, that he acted
queerly on her wedding day, and that
four days thereafter she was compelled
to desert him because of his actions.
Guilty of Theft
j. A. Miller, charged with petty lar
ceny, was found guilty in Police JUS
tice Chambers court yesterday after
noon and will be taken up Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock for sentence.
Miller is charged with stealing six
pairs of hose from the room of Fred
Brundage of the Hotel Sheridan. He
was arrested by Detectives Home and
Chapman.
Traffic Interrupted
Traffic was interrupted on the Pasa-
dena short line about an hour yester-
day morning when trolley wire broke
at Tourmaline street. Some of the in
ward bound cars We're switched over
and run to the city on the back track"
but others were not so well treated and
many business men and employees were
late to offices. This is the second ac-
cident of the sort within three weeks.
Sleeps on Car Tracks
Thomas Griffin, so years of age, was
found by Sergeant Mcdowell lying
across the Southern Pacific railway
tracks on Alameda street early yester-
day afternoon. When taken to the
poiice @ station he objected greatly to
being arrested and protested against
being searched. The officers insisted
and located $50 in bills hidden in one of
his shoes. He was booked on a charge
of being drunk.
Boys Beat Chinese
Howard Vaughn was taken before
Police Justice Chambers yesterday af-
ternoon on a charge of disturbing the
peace. He pleaded not guilty and his
case was set for February 1 at 10
O'clock. Alvin Phillips, a companion of
Vaughn's, was found guilty on the same
charge and will be sentenced this
morning at o'clock. The two boys
are said to have engaged in fight
with a Chinese.
viii Open New Chapel
Miss Belle l.. White, who is at the
head of the chapel for children. Sixth
and Mateo streets, which will be for
mally opened tonight, has been promi-
nently connected with the religious
work In connection with the boys and
girls on East Alameda street, and is
Addresses will be made this evening
by Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, pastor of
Bethlehem Institutional church, 70. Fl.
Emit of the Young Mems Christian
associationy and others
viii Celebrate Fifth Anniversary
Los Angeles council Cpl, Knights of
Columbus, will celebrate it's fifth an
niversary beginning next Sunday
morning, to continue until Monday
night. A large representation or the
council which numbers AGO, will go to
Pasadena Sunday on a special train
to institute a new council there Sew
eral degrees of the order will be con-
ferred and grand time is anticipated.
Seven hundred invitations have been
issued by the council for the fifth an
nual ball and banquet at Levy's next
Monday night.
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF