Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-18
AROUND TOWN
I'LL Celebrate Anniversary

viii Celebrate Anniversary
Next Tuesday the feast of st. Thom-
as the Apostle Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty
will celebrate the thirty seventh anni-
Versary of his ordination to the priest
hood; which occurred in Montreal SEM
mary in 1872.
Defendant Is III
Frank N. Chaplin one OF the de-
fendants i'm the land fraud cases be-
fore Judge Wellborn in the United
States court, was unable to appear in
court yesterday because Of illness, and
the case was once more continued till
Monday.
Accident at Hotels
Ralph Shanck, 420 West Forty-ninth
street, while delivering ice at the Oc-
cIdental hotel yesterday morning. fell
thirty feet down an elevator shaft
and suffered internal injuries. A. Cor
din, n guest at the st. Elmo hotel.
fell ten feet and fractured several
ribs.
Alleged Bigamist Held
Frank Wilson, charged with bigamy,
was held to answer to the superior
court yesterday in bonds of $1,000 by
Justice Frederickson.~ Wilson practi-
cally admitted In court that he had
married two women and was not quite
sure whether he had obtained a dl-
Vorce.
Savings Are Stolen
Morris Shubin, employed by the Los
Angeles Ice and Cold Storage COM
pany at night, reported to the police
yesterday that his room at 1874 South
Spring street had been entered Thurs
day night and a trunk in which he
kept his S65 savings broken open with
nm AK and the money stolen
"FinIshing TOUGHER" Fined
Justice Frederickson yesterday SEN
fenced Boyd Shanklin to pay a fine
of s25 or spend twenty-five days in
jail for the part he took in putting
the finishing touches" as he termed
It, on ID. M. Brow, his employer, at
the latter's lunch stand early Thurs
day morning. Brow, with a bandaged
head, bore mute evidence of the fight.
sereeant's Daughter Dies
Dorothy Benedict, the 17-year-old
daughter of Sergeant Frank L. Bene-
dict of the Los Angeles police force,
died yesterday afternoon at the fam
lily home, 1908 New England street,
after a lingering Illness. Arrangements
FOR the funeral have not been COM
pleted, but II is expected that the
service viii be held Monday and that
DuAAehi VIII NC III AAOiig HbOd AIAllCASAys e
To Hold First Service
The first services Of the new st.
Cecilia parish will be held Sunday,
when Father Dillon, the pastor, will
celebrate mass at $3.50 o'clock in Bucks
hall, 4705 Vermont avenue. Father
Dillon resides at the parochial resi-
dence of St. Agnes parish on West
Adams street and win begin TO take
a census of the new parish in the near
future. The new parish is south of
that OF st. Agnes and west of the
Holy Cross.
To Accommodate Rush
For the convenience of patrons the
main Office OF Wells-Fargo and Co.
at 600 and GIL South Main street
will be open for the shipment of pack
ages Saturday evening, December IS.
until o'clock. Branch offices will
close at p. m. Depot offices will be
open evenings and all day Sunday,
the 18TH The main Office and branches
will not be open Sunday. Christmas
day the main office will be open for
business from a. m. until noon and
will not be open for business Sunday
December 26. Packages addressed to
streets and numbers in the residence
district will be offered for delivery De-
cember 20 and &c.