Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-14
SUNDAY Rest Board To Meet

the premises OF our patrons.
THE HERALD
Sunday Rest Board to Meet
The governing board of the Sunday
Rest league will hol1 a special meet
Ting this afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the
parlors of the First Methodist church
George to Speak
Founder William r. George of the
George Junior republic will at to-
days meeting of the City club explain
the workings of his republic, of which
he has just established branch at San
Fernando.
Suspected of Forgery
G. e. Adams, who is wanted in this
city for passing a forged check for SIS
on Bob Armour. a saloon keeper was
arrested in Oakland yesterday after
noon. Detective James Hosick went
north last night to return him to this
city.
Placed on Probation
]. M. Leisering, found guilty of as
sault upon Charles Kon with a deadly
weapon on November 10, was yesterday
placed on probation for two years by
Judge Wilbur Leisering said he had
been drinking at the time of the of
fense
Sues for Damages
jury yesterday awarded a iudg-
ment of $500 to George McKernan, a
carpenter, who brought suit against
the Los Angeles Gas and Electric COM
pany for injuries sustained by him in
December, when one of the company's
wagons struck him.
Woman Fired
| Mrs. Katherine A. Robertson was
| fined $50 yesterday by Police Justice
Rose on a charge of stealing three
| Mary Holt Rose, who by the terms of
money, from South Spring street and
| Broadway millinery stores. Her hus-
band paid the, fine.
Republican League to Meet
! All the members of branch No. 1 of
the Army and Navy Republican League
| of California will assemble at their
| hall, SIT South Broadway, at o'clock
tonight and viii march in a body to tho
opening meeting of the Republican
league of Los Angeles county
Sues for Divorce
| Jennie Davis, in a complaint filed in
| the superior court yesterday. declares
| Frank Davis already had wife living
| when they were married at San Diego
| in December 1905. This fact, she says.
she recently discovered and is seeking
to have her marriage annuled.
Visits Old Home
d. Lewis and wife of San Francisco
were in the city for a few hours Thurs
day morning, calling on old friends be-
fore resuming their journey to Liver
pool, England, Mr.. Lewis old home,
from which he has been away for
twenty-seven years. They will also
travel through Wales before returning.
Young Men Released
H. r. Francis and J. H. Harrington,
sentenced in police court some weeks
ago for the theft of an automobile,
were yesterday released on habeas cor
pus proceedings before Judge Smith.
They were sentenced to 1S0 days, but
this was declared Illegal, as 1t had been
holidays.
Mexican Injured
Manuel Gonzales, a Mexican laborer
living at College and CASTELAR, streets,
where he has a wife and two children,
was struck by Southern Pacific car
yesterday morning at Alameda and
Third streets, and received injuries
which the surgeons at the receiving
hospital. where he was taken, say will
result in his death.
Young Italian Dies
Joseph Restovich. the 18-year-old son
of John Restovich,> proprietor of the
Old Queen restaurant and well known
member of the Italian colony, died
yesterday at the family residence, 1901
Everett street, after a lingering illness
of typhoid fever. 1t is expected the
funeral will be held Monday afternoon.
The interment will be in Calvary GEM
etery.
Bakery Damaged by Fire
An alarm of fire shortly after n
o'clock last night was caused by a
pan of grease boiling over on a range
in the bakery of E. Frezel e. Son at
caught fire and the blaze was COM
municated to the woodwork in the
kitchen. The fire was extinguished
after doing damage to the amount of
$100.
Petition Filed
A petition for the probate of the will
of Walter Mallins Rose was yesterday
filed in the superior court by his widow.
Mary Holt Rose, who, by the terms OF
the will is the sole legatee. The estate
consists of notes, stocks and royalties
worth in all $5000 Rose was a we'll
known author of law books, and the
ROYALTIES mentioned in the petition ac-
crue from these works.
Sent to Asylum
Mrs. Frances Friedman was yester. |
day committed to the asylum at Pat
ton following an examination in the
superior court. According to the |
statements of officers, she labored un-
der the belief that neighbors were con-
stantly abusing her, stealing things |
from the table, scratching her furni- |
ture and doing many other acts to ag-
gravate her. Mrs. Friedman's hus-
band is ill in hospital. There are a
number of children in the family.
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