Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
FACTORY notwithstanding agents

FACTORY acknowledgements agents
raided an alleged oleomargarine factory IN
a basement of Chicago yesterday hoI i,,
arrested Andrew Clausen, one OF the aIIes s "a u
Manufacturers and conhscated a ton and a
half of the imitation butter
ACCUSED OF MURDER-Mrs Lora
Kaufman Of Rockford, Ill., has been ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by tne
coronar charging her with her husband 8
murder. DR., Hams OF Chicago an an ~
animation of Kauffman's stomach, 1ouhu
evidence Of strychnine.
OFFICER IN JAII-Locked in a cell at
his own precinct station was the fate OF
william Thompson a New YORK pollcelnaii.
who is charged with robbing prisoner u
s72. It is alleged he took TINS sum t Lioi 6,s
Greek dishwasher whom he arrested Tor d ls-
orderly conduct. Thompson is a new man
On the force and married.
DnIrBLE TRAGEDY-The shooting or
Richard J. H. Fink, who was killed WINS IIt
he was a half block from his home in chi,
cago early Sunday morning, has deVeioPeu
into double mystery The ponce nay nay
discovered that another man. atter naE tt
been shot at the same place and at the
same time also died early in the day
HAS CARGO OF OATs-what is said to
be the first cargo Of oats to arrive at any
port IN The United States from aoroau -
carried on the steamship st. Quentin whlch
has arrived in Bos On from Buenos Ayres
There are 100000 bushels Of the oats %hiG I
twill be delivered this week IN NEW Vi ~
Neither the consignee nor the consignoI va
known here as the grain was shipped ITO
/
| order"
STORES SUNS RAYS--An apparatus for
storing the suns rays and utilizing the neat
energy developed to generate e!ectrlclty ma. mas
been perfected by George S. Cove, an lnven-
tor OF Boston Mr. Cove has succeeded IN
generating enough current TO primarily
light his workshop. The basic prnciple OF
the apparatus Is the effect of heat upon
metals of different character in whlch
current is created by variation in tempera-
ture
ROB TICKET AGENT-Two masked and
armed men held up the ticket agent at the
Glovevile. Colo, depot ~ NE Dens S,tt
Interurban railway shortly after midnight
Yesterday morning. They secured less than
$40 tore off the telephone ana escaped.
The ticket agent says they ordered MN 70
open the depot safe. but when he swore he
did not know the combination tney cyl
IDENTITY believed him and left without IN
ficting violence upon him.
SAVES GIRLS I1FE-With q large tour
ing car bearing down upon him at tuIi
sDeed and seeing that escape for both OF
them was impossible, Morris Britz or chi
cago yesterday threw himself in front OF
the car as he dashed Miss Agnes SEBASTIAN
his companfon, out of danger. Britt, VINO
L. 10 years old, was thrown twenty feet by
the motor, and when picked up was uncon-
scious Miss Sebastian escaped with Few
scratches Britz's ankle was fractured ana
he suffered internal INJURIES Whlch may
prove fatal
RETIRES WEALTHY-Chicago's richest
patrolman, Michael Hassett, laid aside his
star and club yesterday and became gen
tleman of leisure" with an income estl-
mated at from $500 to $1,000 a month. Eos
twenty-three years he has been a member
Of the force, the last eight years being
lookup keeper at the Stock Yards station
His inspector says he has been conspicuous
for his charity to the poor of his district
His fortune which is estimated to be about
$3.50 900, was made through real estate IN
vestments over many wears