Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-28

| Kottoff, who is patient at the same
place, shows a slight improvement, but
| the hospital authorities say ne, too, has
but a small chance for recovery and
probably will die.
Maine Society Social
The Pine Tree State society will
hold a social session tomorrow even
ing at Gymnasium hall, Los Angeles
Military academy, Huntington drive.
| Nebraskans to Meet
Former residents of Nebraska will
meet at headquarters, 204-206 Wilcox
| building, tomorrow evening at s
o'clock, to make arrangements for the
construction of Nebraska float for
the Elks' parade. The officers of the
state society ask all Nebraskans to
attend.
First Annual Sale
The women of the Mayflower Con-
gregational church will hold their
first annual sale of useful and fancy
articles Thursday afternoon and even
ing in the store room at the corner of
East Main and Sichel streets. Sup
per will be served from 6 to 1880
o'clock. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the church.
Aged Woman Wanders
An aged woman who gave the name
of Mrs. Martha Sindell was delivered
| to the police last night by the con-
| ductor of Hooper avenue car. The
woman boarded the car in the after
noon and made several trips from one
| terminus to the other, and finally on
| being questioned by the conductor
stated that she did not know where
she lived and was not certain that the
name she gave was her own. She was
placed in charge of the matron until
her friends or family can be found.
Captain Fries Speaks
Capt. Amos A. Fries of the United
States corps of engineers delivered an
address before the Artesia Improve
ment association on the possibilities of
the harbor at Wilmington and San
Pedro. He spoke particularly on the
Importance of harbor development to
the cities and towns some distance
away from the harbor showing that
their interest was equally great with
San Pedro, Wilmington, Long Beach
and Los Angeles in building up a great
commerce out of the local harbor and
in securing a harbor large enough to
take care Of shipping possibilities.
Raid Japanese Pool Game
Patrolmen Mack and McAuliffe
raided a Japanese pool room at 319
East First street last night and ar
rested nine players who were indulg-
ing IN the Fascinating game or pea
pool at 15 cents corner. The players,
who gave their names as M Naka-
mura, T. Yoskioka, r. Amos, K. Kato,
K. Mesono, o. Kono, e. Kuma, S.
Norama and s. Kawamura, were
charged with gambling and were re-
leased from Jail on depositing $25 each
for their appearance in police court
this morning. M. Nakamura, who had
lottery ticket in his pocket, was re-
quired to deposit an extra $25 because
of this fact.
Requiem Mass Celebrated
A requiem mass was celebrated yes
terday morning at the Church of the
Holy Cross for the repose of Mrs.
Rosario Winston, who died Mon
day. Rev. T. f. Fahey, pastor of
the church, celebrated the mass at
10 o'clock. He was assisted by
Rev. John Sullivan. At 11:3O o'clock
simple services were held at the family
home by Father Fahey, and at 2:S5
o'clock the body was placed in
| special car attached to the Coast line
train to be taken to Oakland for
burial. Members of the family accom-
panied the body north, and it is ex-1
pected that Father insolvency will
hold services in Oakland this after
noon.
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