Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-20


Admiral Willard H. Brownson, form
er chief of the navigation bureau of the
United States navy, has a grand
daughter. She was born at the Good
samaritan hospital yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Roswell r. Brownson is the
chSlds mother.
Held on Suspicion
]. H. Hanlon, arrested on suspicion,
Is held at the central station while the
police investigate his actions since he
has been living in Los Angeles. He was
arrested on Main street by Murray and
McClain yesterday morning.
Trip to Hawaii
"A Trip to the Hawaiian Islands,"
illustrated by over 100 colored views,
will be the subject of the stereopticon
lecture a. the Salvation Army citadel,
121 San Pedro street, tonight. Vocal
and instrumental selections of music
will be interspersed during the service,
which Is free to all.
VIII Fete Bond Buyers
Arrangements have been made by the
officers of the Chamber OF commerce for
a special train to convey the purchas-
ers of the So gold bonds to San Pedro,
July 4. Each purchaser of these bonds
will be allowed special privileges,
among them being a trip to Catalina
and luncheon on the steamer.
Flames In Basement
Fire, caused by the overfiowfng of an
oil heater in the basement of the bar
her shot at 256 South Main street, did
$50 damage yesterday morning. Flames
were seen issuing from the basement
window by fireman who was passing
and he, turned in an alarm. The shop
Is owned by r. Ninakawa.
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A parrot that attempted to find shell
ter from the night air caused residents
in the vicinity of Tenth and Grand
View to think burglars were trying to
gain admission to their houses. Sew
eral telephoneed private watchmen, but
when the latter arrived they fonud the
bird scratching at front door.
Mexican Heavily Armed
Armed with large revolver, short
club and long-bladed sharp knife, II.
Madrigal, a rough appearing Mexican,
was arrested by Patrolman Clifford on
San Fernando street early yesterday
morning. The patrolman questioned
Madrigal, but the Mexican refused TO
tell what he was doing with the weap-
ons.
De Wilde Denies Cruelty Charge
Francis de Wilde. accused by officers
OF the .. +. y. "A. VI cIuSiiy tlOoshi5
young puppies by trimming their ears
and fastening them with safety. pins,
denies the charge. He says he did NOT
mistreat the terriers, and that i'm his
handling of the dogs he was careful to
avoid causing them any unnecessary
suffering.
Sunday School Picnic
The Sunday school of Christ church
will hold it's annual picnic today at
Anaheim Landing. The. children VIII
assemble in the womans waiting room
of the Pacific Electric station, leaving
on special cars about o'clock, return
ing at $50 p. IN. All children, mem
bers of the Sunday school, will be TAX
en- free, but all parents and friends and
children of the parish in general are IN
vited to accompany the Sunday schooi
Three Insane at Hospital
With two women, said to be insane,
and one man held for examination on q
similar complaint, the receiving hospi-
tai was a lively place yesterday morn
ing. One of the women was Mrs. Laura
Fenton, who lives on Rosemont street,
while the second was Sarah Harris,
who lives on Mateo. The man was M.
G. Carlton, found wandering up and
down Third street. The three were
taken to the hospital at about the same
time. --