Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-17
Tariff Revision

Tariff Revision
President George Stewart of the
chamber of commerce will appoint a
member to act ON the state tariff re-
vision committee.
Bronco's Victim Improving
George w. Dryden, who was
trampled on Wednesday by his bronco.
is improving at the California hos
pital. His injuries, though painful, are
not dangerous.
Struck by Trolley Car
C. H. ellison, a farmer of Neighbors,
Cal, was struck by a street car at
Second and Main streets last night and
severely injured. He sustained frac-
lures of the left shoulder and right
leg. He was taken to the receiving
hospital.
Sad News Confirmed
s. M. Haskins, who was apprised of
his brothers death in Pei Tai Ho
through the Associated Press dis
patches, received a cablegram yester-
day confirming the earlier dispatches.
There were no details given and Mr..
Haskins is awaiting letter. The de-
ceased brother was United States con-
sui.
Negro Runs Amuck
james Hale, a negro. who was re-
Gently released from the Patton asy-
lum, was arrested last night at 209
East First street. where he had made
an attack on John Leroy of 1910 Vignes
street Hale struck Leroy with
bucket. In warding off the blow Lee
roy's wrist was laid open to the bone.
He was treated at the receiving hos
pital and Hale was confined IN the
detention ward.
Aged Man Dies
James w. Keith, aged 81 years, died
yesterday at his home, 1927 Marmion
Way. The funeral will be held Satur-
day at p. m. from the chapel OF John
r. Paul. Stanton post, G. A. X, OF
which the deceased was O member, will
conduct the service and interment will
be in the post plot at Rosedale ceme-
terry. Mr.. Keith is survived by Wild
ow and daughter.
Woman's Assailant Fined
A. G. Dillon, an employe of the Los
Angeles Packing company was hned
S25 Yesterday by Justice Frederickson
for attacking Mrs. Morris ii. Gold
stein, the wife of a tailor who has an
establishment at Seventh and san
Pedro streets. Mrs. Goldstein testified
in court that Dillon accosted her and
when she attempted to get by him he
held her Dillon pleaded guilty and
paid his fine. He said he was drunk.
Body Still Unidentified
No one has been able to identify the
body of the woman whose mangled
form was picked up a trestle at Los
Cerritos. over which the San Pedro
line of the Pacific Electric railway
passes The body is at Pierce Bros
morgue The woman was of dark COM
plexion, probably Spanish or Italian.
Sh. was about 81 years old. She was
dressed in a blue skirt and waist of
the same color and wore white straw
hat but no coat.
Thrown from His Wagon
Moses Wexler, so years old is at
the emergency hospital with numerous
face and body bruises, the outcome
of a bad runaway near Third street
and Central avenue yesterday morn
ing. Wexler was riding in a wagon
he used to deliver coal and feed. HIS
horse took fright near Third and
Crocker streets and dashed east. IA
trolman Lennox managed TO bring the
runaway to a stop, but not before WEEK
Ter had been thrown 20 the pavement
Knocked Down by Car
In attempting to cross the street car
tracks at Ninth and Spring streets
yesterday afternoon j. S. Layton,
by slowly moving car. He was hur-
ried to the receiving hospital, where 1t
was found that his injuries We're no
worse than a few bruises. He was
taken to his home at 1888 Echo Park
avenue. If the shock does not hurt
him on account of his age he will be
none the worse for his narrow escape.
It's apt to "stay lost unless you advertise
for it.