Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

Bees Clubrooms
Tonight the Benevolent Order of Bees
will go to the Delta club rooms, 1861
South Broadway, on an inspection with
a view to making their headquarters
there.
Fined for Selling Liquor
r. Sarlo, proprietor of a saloon at
769 San Fernando street, was fined 500
yesterday by Justice Frederickson for
selling liquor August IL, the day Of the
primary elections.
Rernier Gives Bonds
Raymond S. Bernier, under indict-
ment in Chicago for using the mails
for fraudulent purposes gave $1,000
bonds yesterday before Federal Com
missioner Williams for his appearance.
Hearing Postponed
Police Justice Rose yesterday con-
tinued until September the prelim-
mary hearing of Sydney Johnson,
charged with assault with deadly
weapon on Charles Scott. SCOTS con-
dition is serious.
Steps on Rusty Nall
Bob Thompson, a negro pugilist, was
treated at the receiving hospital last
night for a punctured wound in the
left foot received by stepping on a
rusty nail. The wound was cauterized
and dressed by Dr. COOK.
Burned by Hot Casting
George Dunn, moulder employed
at Jones' brass foundry, dropped hot
casting on his right hand while at
work last night, badly burning and
bruising it. He was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital, where his injury was
attended to.
For SPEEDING Motorcycle
Charged with speeding his motor
cycle thirty-five miles an hour, Charles
De Blinn was fined $40 in Justice Fred
ericksons court yesterday. William
Mountain, who pleaded not guilty of
speeding, was held for trial, which was
set for this afternoon.
Charged with Battery
Mrs. Ida Silen, $40 West First street,
swore to complaint yesterday charg-
ing c. d. Breedlove, the driver of q
laundry wagon, with battery. Mrs.
Silen says that when she refused to
give Breedlove her laundry he struck
her and threw her down.
Veterans to the Beach
About 200 members of Camp Roose-
welt No. 8. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will go to Huntington Beach
tonight to entertain the Southern Cali
fornia Veterans association. A drum
corps will accompany the party Mem
DerS OF the camp are requested TO De
at the Pacific Electric station at 5
o'clock.
Gas Worker Overcome
While installing gas meter in the
basement of 1879 North Hope street John
Fishburn, an employee of the City Gas
company, was overcome by the fumes
and taken to the receiving hospital yes
terday, where the physicians worked
over him some time before he was out
of danger. He had neglected to close
one of the stops while putting in the
meter.
Held for Grand Larceny
Fritz Goebel about whom little is
known in this city, was arrested in
San Francisco last night on tele-
gram from Chief of Police Edward
complaining witness in the case is Edie
M Villaume, who alleged that Goebel
stole mining stock of the value of $1,000
and sold the same, converting the
money to his own use.
Graft, but of Human Skins
For the third time fellow employees
of John Nicholson, who was badly
burned by a live wire while working
for the Edison Electric company, pre-
scented themselves Thursday night at
the emergency hospital and permitted
the surgeons to remove portions of their
skin and graft it to the burned places
on Nicholson's body Bits of skin were
taken from thirty-five workmen, and II
this operation proves a success the In
jured man soon will be able to leave
the hospital.