Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
Open House at Y. w. G. A.

open House at Y. w. c. A.
Owing to many requests, the new Y.
". G. A. building will be open Thurs
day evenings during July. The public
Is invited to inspect the building.
Judge to Sneak
Judge Curtis d. Wilbur will deliver
an address at the Preston school of In
dustry at lone July II, at the dedica-
tlon OF the new assembly hall Of that
institution.
Falnts In Street
Ed Wiley, resident Of Covina, faint
ed While walking on Broadway yester-
oay and was taken to the receiving
hospital. There it was found the man
surered from a weak heart. He was
placed In bed and after a rest was
allowed to go.
Fireworks Explode
While playing with fireworks Shell
don Cropper, a 15-year-old boy living
at Spaulding station, was severely in
Jured when a charge of powder ex-
ploded yesterday afternoon, and 1t was
necessary to remove him to the receiv-
ing hospital for treatment.
Boy Arrested
Clifford Morgan, arrested on suspi-
cion by Patrolman Roy Allen, is now
held at the detention home. The boy is
| suspected of stealing a number of arti-
cleS of small value. He was found on
Sunset boulevard by the patrolman
who has been searching for him for
several days.
Knew Elmer Cox Well
A. j. Willoughby. veteran of the
Civil War, at present living at the Sol
diers' home, was well acquainted with
Elmer Cox, the young man drowned
near Phoenix several days ago. Young
Cox was reared near Salida, Colorado,
and his mother and two sisters live
there.
Accused Of Theft
Parfireo Angano, suspected of being
thief, was arrested by Detective Rico
yesterday and is now held at the CEN
trail station while officers investigate
his actions of last week. AnganO is
said to have entered a rooming house,
engaged apartments and then robbed
the room of another londger during the
night.
Dentist Fined
e. L. Reed, owner of the Queen City
Dental company, was sentenced to pay
a fine of $50 or pass thirty days In jail
when he was arrigned before Police
Justice Rose yesterday. He was
charged with practicing dentistry with
out license. Reed paid the fine Ac-
oording to witnesses the office occupied
Dy 1teeu WAS very lIlodHlldAys
Woman Insane
Mrs. Agnes Kritten, 81 years Of age,
widow living at 1927 Harvard boule-
held at the central station as insane.
She will be taken to the county hospi-
tai today. Mrs. Kritten is said to have
suffered great agonies of mind when
her husband died, and since that time,
two years ago, has acted strangely
Must Go to Mexico
Extradition papers arrived in Los
/ Angeles yesterday for Salvador Mala-
cara, formerly deputy collector of the
revenue for the state OF Nuevo Leon,
Mexico. Malacara is charged with the
EembezzIement of $780, which has al
ready been returned to the government
by his chief. He was arrested In Los
Angeles on a warrant from Mexico and
will be sent back to that country at
once.
Struck by Car
! j. H Wilson, foreman of a section
gang at Wickenburg, Ariz., was struck
by a street car and seriously injured at
Fifth and Olive streets late yesterday
Wilson was standing near the rails
when the car came around the curve.
1 The rear platform struck the man,
knocking him to the ground. lie was
picked up by witnesses and taken TO
| the receiving hospital. where his in
juries were dressed.
Defrauded Inn Keeper
Albert Barth, charged with defraud-
ing an innkeeper, was arrested yester-
dav by Patrolman Mcintosh. A war
rant for Barth's arrest has been in the
hands of the police for several weeks,
but no trace of him could be found.
Several days ago word was taken the
police that Barth was in town and
could be found around Chinatown. Pa
troiman Mcintosh was instructed to
watch for him and yesterday found
the man.
Enlarging Postofce
The immense increase in volume of
the postal business of Los Angeles has
necessitated the leasing of the store
room adjoining the postoftice on Sew
enth street, which will be occupied by
officiais of the railway mail service.
The space now occupied by that de-
partment will be used by the superin-
tendent OF mails, thus adding some 1000
feet of working space. The depart
ment has also leased thirty-fce feet on
Hope street to accommodate drive
way for the use of the mail wagons