Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04

ment will be in Calvary cemetery The
dead man is survived by a widow and
three small children.
Struck by Street Car
c. w. Winslow, living at 1905 Jessie
street, was struck by an eastbound
Seventh street car at Seventh street
and Santa Fe avenue last night while
crossing the street and was severely
bruised about the body. He was treat
ed at the recei ing hospital.
Negro Arrested In Fresno
Robert Tines, negro who is al
legged to have cut Frank Thomas, an
other negro, in fight several days ago,
was arrested in Fresno yesterday
morning and returned from there last
night by Patrolman Glenn. He was
booked at the Central station on a
charge of assault with a deadly weap-
on.
Fguitlve Arrested
Maurice Newman, a fugitive from
Justice Of San Francisco, where he is
charged with i'll treating a young wo-
man, was arrested here last night by
Detectives Jones and Boyd. These Of
ficers also arrested r. B. Smith, want
ed in Imperial county on a felony
charge, the exact nature of which is
unknown here.
Charged with Burglary
Albert Van Houtte. who is alleged
to have entered the room of Mrs. Nj.
Hurshey at the Fremont hotel last
Saturday night and stolen S33 in money
and jewelry valued at 5000, was ar
rested by Detectives Roberts and Ro-
herds and placed in Central station on
a charge of burglary. The greater por-
tion of the property was recovered.
Y. M. C. A. Teacher Expected
O. T. Johnson, principal of the school
Of commerce and finance of the Y. NJ.
c. A, is expected this week with his
bride who was Miss Lena Overland
of Story City, Iowa. The marriage was
performed July 2S at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Johnson stopped
for his wedding on his return from an
extensive trip he has made during his
vasation throughout the east.
Man and Wife Buried
Funeral services over the bodies of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Findley, who COM
mitted suicide by drinking a solution
of cyanide of potassium, were held at
the chapel of Bresee Brothers yester-
day afternoon. Interment was at Rose
dale cemetery, and the sister and
from San Francisco yesterday morn
ing, were present at the last rites.
Body of Man Found
Deputy Coroner Fred Williams was
notified last night by Charles Gay. of
the Patton ranch near Cahuenga pass,
that the body of an unidentified man
had been discovered on the roadway
near his ranch late yesterday after
noon. The man had been killed in
runaway and there was nothing on
his body to show who he was. Pierce
Brothers will bring the body to this
city this morning.
Barber MaItreated
w S. Sales, a barber living at 2339
Hunter street, and proprietor of shop
at 1000 East Seventh street, was treat
ed at the receiving hospital last night
for a broken nose and several lacer-
ated wound of the face. Sales had
man of the name of Frank Hurlburt
in his employ and alleged that when
he returned to his shop from supper
last night he found Hurlburt lathering
a poodle dog with a new 81 shaving
brush whiD-4 he had just purchased.
He demonstrated with Hurlburt and
the latter attacked him and inflicted
the injuries
Newly Admitted Lawyers Dine
Eight of the newly admitted lawyers
enjoyed a dinner at the Delmonico
cafe last night. The guest of honor
was Kemper b. Campbell, who has for
the past year given special instructions
to this class of young lawyers By
unanimous vote of those present an
absent member was made toastmaster,
and it was agreed that there could be
no speaking until call from the afore-
said toastmaster. Those present were
Kemper B. Campbell. J. e. Coberly,
Alfred L. Bartlett, c. Brooks Johnson,
John w, Luter, G.. C. Mansfield, Joseph
Metz, Louis B. Randall and William
Ardis Robertson.
Report to Be Made on Hazing
WASHINGTON, Aug BY the end