Los Angeles, Jan. 3.
Mr. George Spernak, 28 years of age, and Mr. Robert Home, 29 years of age, to-nig the county jail of the Federal having admitted ea a supposedly he had mortally of the schooner:
"were arraigned to awaiting the will Grand Jury after throwing into the crazed pirate after wounded the skipper ocht Aafje late in Decembi They were arr ned on a murder compl. before Mr. David B. He: Com ioner, who ordered them held for the Grand Jury without benefit of bail Mrs. Morgan, wife of Mr. Jack Morgan, the murdered man, was also ordered to be held as a material witness.
Reports indicated that Mr. Morgan had fatally wounded Mr. Dwight while the Aafje was on a he southern Californian ernak and Home mad and had attempted to pirate the schooner.—United Fress.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Pahsienjao Cemetery for the late Vitale Alphonse Siqueira, little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. G. Siqueira, with the Rev. Father MacDonald oficiatug. A lovely spray of flowers was lowered into the grave from "Mama and Papa" and those bearing the little white casket were Messrs.: C.
Favacho, I. M. Remedios, C. Victal and G. Lorenzo. Among others sending flowers were:
Grandma and Grandpa; Nana and Uneh Guido; Auntie Bobo and Uncir Mr. and Mrs. A. P. da Roza: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. da Silva; Laura and Jose Maria Diniz and others, Funeral arrangements were under the "direction of the International Funeral Directors,
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