Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-22
Federal Court Offices Open

Federal Court Offices Open
The federal court offices will be open
today, although there will be no court
held again until Monday.
Women to Give Social
Edward Fuller, a leading pianist and
organist of this city, died yesterday
after a brief illness lasting about ten
days.
Woman to Give Social
The Woman's Relief Corps of Bart
lett-Logan post will give social to
night in Mammoth hall, to which all
comrades are invited.
Held on Suspicion
C. 7. Colt was arrested on Also
street last night by Patrolman Bot
torff and placed in the central station
on suspicion He is thought to be a
freight car tourist.
To Open Revival Services
Opening tomorrow evening, a series
of evangelistic services will be held
at the Bethlehem Institutional church.
corner Railroad and Main streets. Mr.
and Mrs. Baker, the blind singers, will
take part each evening.
Petition In Bankruptcy Filed
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday at the federal district court
by Hanson & Heath, attorneys for w
T. Spilman of 343 North Main street
Los Angeles. The papers show the
assets amount to 1852 and the debts to
$28, 154.05.
Boy Bitten by Dog
Harry Wilson, 13-year-old school
hoy. while playing with a puppy at the
dog show yesterday, was bitten In the
right side by the mother dog. The lad
n h0HnifQl
where his wound was cauterized. The
wound is not dangerous.
Russian Injured
Louis Smolden, a Russian employed
by the Cudahy Packing company as
meat cutter, was treated at the receiv-
ing hospital yesterday for two-inch
cash in his right hand Smolden was
in the act of cutting meat when the
knife slipped and cut him.
Dies at Hospital
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock for Mrs. Charles
p. Illingsworth at the family home
S0S East Seventh street. Intermeni
viii be in Rosedale cemetery Mrs. II
lingsworth died at the Pacific hos
pital following a surgical operation.
Held as Insane
have passed a number of worthless
checks at Covina and later eloped with
girl from that place, was yesterday
adjudged insane by the superior court
In reply to questions he declared he
was the possessor of considerable
wealth.
Runaway Girls Found
Sadie Troolig and Goldie Stephenson,
young girls who ran away from the
True Love home, near Glendale, several
days ago, were found on the street
last night by the police and sent to the
detention home, from which place they
will be returned to the Glendale insti-
tuition today.
Slovenian Arrested
r. M. Lero was arrested last night
on a charge of disturbing the peace
He was riding on a South Main street
car and overheard the conductor make
what he called sighting remark about
the Siavonion race AS Lero is Slav,
he took umbrage and attacked the
conductor
Texan Club Reception
The Four Thousand Texan club will
entertain all Texas people residing In
Los Angeles with a Washington re-
ception at the hall, 3371s South Hill
street, Monday evening at o'clock on
February "a. Prominent Texans will
participate in a literary and musical
program. Important business will be
transacted.
Fire Damages House
The inmates of the apartment house
at 1923 Overton street were badly
frightened yesterday by a fire in one
of the bath rooms. The blaze was
caused by the overheating of an in
Simultaneous gas heater. 1t was ex-
tinguished by a chemical engine. The
estimated loss is $500, which is covered
by insurance.
To DC Buried In Pasadena
Mrs. Nellie E. A. Davis, wife of c.
M Davis, we'll known business man.
died early yesterday morning at the
family home, 3497 South Figueroa
street. She is survived by her hus-
band and several children. Funeral
services will be held at the residence
this afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Dana
Bartlett to officiate. Interment will
be In Mountain View cemetery, Pasa-
dena.