Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
Orchestra to Give Concert

Orchestra to Give Concert
The new Bethlehem orchestra of
eighteen pieces will give free concert
Monday night at Ell Club Belen, New
High street.
Rev. Dana Bartlett to Speak
The Woman's club of Monrovia will
be addressed this afternoon by Kew
Dana W. Bartlett of the Bethlehem IN
Stitutional work.
Billiard Hall Man Fined
L. B. Sneed was fined $50 by Justice
Chambers yesterday for permitting
minors to enter his pool parlors at o4z1s
South Broadway.
Directors Meet
The board of directors of the Califor-
mia Congress of Mothers VIII meet IN
in the Grand avenue school this AFTER
noon at 2 o'clock
Physician ArraIgned
Charged with failure to provide for
his wife. DIR. Morris Goodson of 12S
South Flower street was arraigned be-
fore Justice Rose yesterday. He VIII
be tried Wednesday.
Boy Injured by Horse
While chasing horses Albert Rieglo,
a years old, son of Francisco Rieglo,
rancher of Puente. was kicked in the
head and severely injured. He was
taken to the county hospital.
Driver Injured
George Newton. a driver of one of
Pierce Bros ambulances, was seri-
ously injured In a runaway accident In
which the ambulance was wrecked at
Maple avenue and Washington streets
yesterday.
Board Hears Report
At meeting of the board Of edu-
cation yesterday afternoon census
Marshal B. L. Farmer read his report
of the population of LOS Angeles
Typewritten copies of the report were
ordered by the board.
Injured Man improving
J. M. Genthard. who was injured in
an explosion of gas at the Los Angeles
Gas and Electric company on Thursoay
and taken to the emergency hospital Is
improving. He will not lose his eye
sight, as at first reported.
RAYMOND Fuller III In Mexico
w. ID. Fuller, assistant weather OBJ
server of Los Angeles. received wore
that his son, Raymond Fuller, Is Ill
with typhoid fever at Bias, sonora,
Mexico, at the Southern Pacific hospital
at that place. His case Is said not TO
De SeTlOu5.
New Complaint Issued
A new complaint has ben issued
Jointly against o. P. Widaman ana A:
r. Sanger, charging them with assault
with a deadly weapon and Intent 10
kill. 1t was preferred by DIR. F. M. Bell.
The examination has been set for June
before Justice Chambers.
Protest Against Statement
The chamber of commerce yesterday
sent a resolution to the New york
World protesting against a statement
recently published in that paper con-
corning the visit of the fleet to this
city. The statement said sailors were
overcharged for necessities.
italian Arrested
Frank Cussio, an Italian laborer. was
arrested last night by Detective Louis
Rice and booked at the central sta
ton on a charge of forgery. 1t is al
legged he signed the name of A. w.
Prusch to two checks for $14.25 and
S1475, which were cashed by Joseph
George, a North Main street merchant.
To Address City Club
Prof. George H. Boke of the Univer-
sity of California will address the CITY
club of Los Angeles at it's regular week
ly luncheon, to be held at the West
minister hotel today at 1915 p. m. HIS
subject viii be "A New f1elu LOT tho
Law School, the Training of the Cit
izen."
To Test Healing Powers
r. G. Doyle, real estate broker ana
we'll known in the Francis Murphy
gospel temperance work, has decided to
devote his time to healing by power
which he says he has always possessed.
He says by the touch of his hands he
can cure the sick and restore them to
health. Tomorrow afternoon he will
give a public demonstration OF MS
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