Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-15
LOCAL

Douglas Dawson, former manager of
Hoegees' store, discharged from Patton
asylum as cured and will be brought
back for trial.
drama, to be repeated in honor of Bishop
| Conaty.
| Marshall Stimson, prominent. attorney
and capitalist, assaulted by father and
| son.
| Fred d. Cook, confessed wife slayer
confident he will be acquitted when case
comes to trial.
Members of college fraternity hold
meeting at home of secretary and form
new organization.
| Fire commissioners decide to ask city
council to purchase seven-passenger
automobile for use OF municipal bodies
County highway commissioners hold
conference and discuss ways of improv-
ing roads.
Diocese of Los Angeles holds success
full convention and forms plan to raise
funds for aged clergymen.
| Glass of 500 men initiated into order
! of Modern Woodmen of America at
| Simpson auditorium.
| Maniac and citizen indulge in fierce
| fight in which insane man loses.
| Mayor Harper favors competitive ex
aminations for position of gas inspector.
Maniac found by police hiding in dark
ened room and shooting at Spirits
voices"
| Alleged perjurer Ybarra is captured in
| San Francisco and brought here for trial.
Otis Elevator company sues street
Thief robs woman at pistols point and
forces victim to accompany him on raid.
| rnAcn
Special session called by Governor Gill
lett to meet Tuesday to relieve tax col
lection situation Andrew M. Wilson,
former boodling San Francisco supervisor,
will be removed from office of railroad
commissioner.
Crew escape from blazing schooner
barely with lives off Santa Barbara.
w. l. Brobeck, accused of bribery, with
ASSOCIATES must stand trial, according to
| decision of supreme court.
| Brother of Phil Crimmins, San Fran
cisco politician, accidentally asphyxiated.
| Edmund Westcott, pioneer San Diego
man. prominent In Southern California,
| dies.
James j. Stevenson, founder of Steven
son colony in Merced county, passes
away.
Circuit court overrules earthquake
clause at San Francisco.
EASTERN
| w j. Bryan announces that If the
party demands his services he is ready
to be a candidate for president.
Laws governing financial conditions
must be changed. says Cortelyou. Weak
places have been strengthened, he de-
clares.
G. T. Barney, former president of the
Knickerbocker Trust company, shoots
himself in New York.
States attorney at Chicago promises
aid to supporters of Sunday closing move
ment.
New York postoffice declared insanitary
and a disgrace by congressman appointed
| to investigate.
Grandsons of Robert Fulton, builder of
first steamboat, participate In celebrating
anniversary of his birth.
Monmouth college loses main building
by fire. Telephone lineman buried De-
meath ruins.
Aged Ohio woman, rushing to aid Of
husband fatally burned Man dies.
Riots among women Of Paterson, N j.,
over increase in price of Kosher meat
causes closing of shops.
Mrs Bradley, on trial for murder of
senator, weeps as revolver is exhibited
in court.
FOREIGN
"I will put Russia back where she was
twenty years ago." says czar. Third
duma is convened.
Postmaster General Lemieux of Canada
reaches Toxic on Oriental tour
Premier Campbell -Banperman of Eng
and stricken on rostrum; life Is saved
by administration of oxygen.
Empress of China to abdicate next Feb
ruary. according 50 well-informed Chi
ness
-aivation Army to rum line OF tranaal',
lentic steamers in efforts 20, Settle cana
da.
President Zelaya OF Nicaragua ready 70
resign to further movement for conSoii-
dation Of Central American republics.