Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-22
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TAYLOR Hearing Set

Taylor Hearing Set
Blaine Taylor, who was arrested
for the second time in three days
] charged with passing valueless checks,
was before Police Justice Williams yes
terday morning and his hearing was
set for 10 o'clock this morning.
His House BurgIarized
H. Arnold of 904 East Washington
street reported to the police last night
that turing the absence from nome CT
his family between 2:15 and 2:45 o'clock
in the afternoon an entrance had been
forced to the house and lot OF Jew
elry valued at $3.50 stolen.
Trunk Is Ransacked
The house of John Wesley, negro,
living at 2554 Edwards street, was en-
tered by burglar yesterday and a
trunk broken open, from which was
taken $40. Wesley is of the opinion
that the robbery was committed by
some one who knew of his having
placed the money in the trunk.
Runs Amuck
Albert Eager, armed with a big auto
matte pistol, ran amuck in Chinatown
last night and, with flourishing weapon
and blood curdling yels, drove every
Chinese he saw indoors. Patrolmen
Pautz and Shy of the Chinatown squad
placed Eager under arrest and charged
him with carrying concealed weapons.
Body to Be Cremated
Mrs. Azina Lines, who was SO years
old and who had resided in Los An
geles the past twenty years, died at
the home of Mrs. Scott, 1918 Magnolia
avenue Thursday evening. Funeral
services will be held Monday morning
at 10 o'clock at the residence, Rev.
B. F. Boiler to officiate. The body Will
be cremated.
To Hold Inquest
The inquest over the body of John
Benditti, who was killed while try
ing to board moving Southern Pa
cifc train at First and Alameda streets
Thursday night, will be held this morn
ing at Bresee Brothers morgue. The
man who was in company with Ben
ditti at the time of the accident has
not yet been found.
Injured Through Buzzsaw
Harry Goldenburg, carpenter, living
at 1926 East Palomares street, was
struck in the right side by piece of
wood thrown from buzzsaW he was
, operating yesterday morning. Golden
burg was taken to the receiving hospl-
tai. where his injuries were treated,
and he was sent to his home. The ac-
cident happened at the II. Raphael
plant, Ninth and Coulter streets
Street Cars Collide
Crown Hill car No. 9O1 of the Los
Angeles Interurban system ran away
on the First street hill between Hill
street and Broadway last night and
dashed into Grand avenue and DoWney
avenue car No. $50 of the Los Angeles
Railway company, which was just
rounding the turn from First street
into Broadway. The tenders We're
broken off of both cars, and several
windows were smashed by the impact.
A number of passengers became fright
ened and jumped off, but no one was
hurt.
Arrested on Suspicion
Frank Fealey was booked at the CEN
trail station last night on suspicion by
Patrolman Ammon, who arrested him
at the Original Mug saloon. Fealey
telephoned a fast call to the police
station that man had been robbed
in the saloon and that there was a
crowd holding the robber until an Off
Ger could get there. When police
man arrived at the saloon there was
and had been no excitement, no rob
berry nor ony crowd. He did not at
tempt to explain his telephone mes
sage and was locked up for investiSa-
tiOn,