Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29
To Preach at Mission

Rev. N. M. Livingstone, pastor of the
Advent Christian church of East Los
Angeles will preach at the Christian
Endeavor mission chapel at the county
hospital at 2:30 p m. today. Special
music will be conducted by Mrs. E. E.
Davis
Accidentally Shoots Himself
Alfred Brown, IS years old, an cleo
trician's helper, living at 45S1a South
Main street, accidentally shot himself
through the right hand last night while
! cleaning a revolver. The bullet I'M
flicted a flesh wound, which was dressed
at the receiving hospital by DR.. E. H.
Wiley.
Denies Report of Engagement
Miss Lois Morton of the Fischer
theater stock company denied yester-
day the recent report of her engage
ment to Donald ellis.
Il am not engaged to any one" said
Miss Morton, land the report is abso-
lutely without foundation"
Hearing Continued
Owing to the late appearance in JUS
tice Austin's court yesterday of Mrs.
Agnes Mathewson, charged with an
| attempt to kill Mrs. Rosa Robes Lopez,
| the attorneys were granted a request
to the court to postpone the case until
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Jewish Order to Give Ball
The I. o. B. B. lodge No. Asst will give
| its eighth annual ball next Tuesday
evening at Goldberg Bosley assembly
| hall, corner Sixteenth and Flower
streets. Arend's orchestra will furnish
the music. The affair promises to be
one of the most enjoyable given by the
| lodge during the season.
Will Hold Funeral
Funeral services for Frank A. Tuffer,
q prominent member of the G.. A. R.,
will be held Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the chapel of Orr & Edwards
Mr.. Tuffer died yesterday at 1300h
South Main street. Rev. Ell McClish
will officiate, and the interment will be
in Rosedale cemetery.
Aged Resident Dies
Mrs. Helen M Kimball, aged " years
died yesterday at her home, 1920 West
| Twenty third street. Mrs Kimball was
| the mother of Mrs Katherine Kimball
Forest and Miss Helen Louise Kimball,
| both of Los Angeles. The funeral will
| be held Monday at p. m. at the par
lors of the Connell Undertaking COM
pany.
| Burglar Steals JeWelry
| w ueH lu6 GIIlplOJCS Vi Ellis OCWCAS
company, 230 South Spring street,
opened the doors to go to work yes
terday morning they discovered that
burglar had sawed his way through
the floor and escaped with several
watches, rings and other jewelry
amounting in value to several hundred
| dollars
Special Services
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew, one
of the prominent organizations of the
laynen of the Episcopal church, will
observe the annual week of prayer with
MONDAY services at the Los Angeles
theater, beginning Monday to continue
until December 8. Rev. Father Har-
vey, officer of the Holy Cross order,
monastic order of the Episcopal Church,
will deliver the series of sermons. The
services will open at 1905 o'clock and
will close at 1885. Special music will
be rendered.
Fire Engine Breaks Window
While on their way to 121 South Bun
ker Hill avenue, In response to a fire
alarm, an engine crew and team of
horses of Engine company No. II, 1879
West Temple street, narrowly escaped
serious injury at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, when they crashed through
! the plate glass window Of the Globe
Furniture company store, on Temple
street and Fremont avenue. The as
phalt was wet, and in the sharp turn
the wagon skidded and the horses lost
their footing, causing them to go crash
ing through the glass.
Dies on Street
Harry Hardman, aged about 80 years,
519 Temple street, an employe in the
automatic department of the Home
Telephone company, died in the police
patrol ambulance at l o'clock yester-
day afternoon while being removed to
the receiving hospital from Fifth street
| and Broadway, where he had been
seized with hemorrhage of the lungs.
Hardman had been riding a bicycle
when, suddenly becoming weakened, he
| got off his wheel and sat down on the
corner of Fifth and Broadway, where
he was seized with a severe hemor-
rhage. The deceased was an Elk, hav-
ing belonged to lodge of that order
in his old home town, Webb City, Mo
Dies at Ripe Old Age
Mrs. Maria j. Moore, aged 81, died
yesterday at her home, 800 West Six
teenth street. She is survived by four
| daughters and three sons-Mrs. W. c..
Patterson, Miss Harriet A. Moore, Miss
Katherine Moore of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Alfred Newson of Chillicothe, Ohio;
! Oscar Moore of Los Angeles; James E.
Moore of Waverly, Ohio, and s. F..
Moore of Crockett, Tex. Mrs. Moore
was the granddaughter of Senator
Thomas Scott, pioneer senator of Ohio.
The funeral will be held Monday after
noon at o'clock at the chapel of Orr
& Edwards. Rev. Hugh K. Walker
| will officiate. The body will be taken
to Chillicothe Ohio, for burial.