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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
THREE GREAT
men NAMED.
University Of Pennsylvania Hon.
cred Washington, Roosevelt
and Kaiser Wilhelm.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 28.--presi-
don't Roosevelt 0ad ElaperOr William
r~eceiyed<tho degree OF doctor'of laws
from the University or Pennsylvania.
The decree was conferred upon the
German emperor in a~tsentia; Enron
Spock Won S%tern3urg, the German am
bassador, ,Nc>e. cling the honor for his
sovereign t&l ,s4y ~" A
ThoseohferrinE OF tlle dcggeesswaa, 4
feature of the commen0rat.0n ofNNash-
ingtou's birthday, by the faculty and
students OF the university. President
Roosevelt was the orator. Of the day.
He delivered a patriotic address or
Some MaXims OF Washington
The following cablegram from En-
pcror William was received by Provost
! Harrison:
u am truly glad that the university
has rendered me ut the same time with
President Roosevelt the academic hon
o. that ono csothcI George Washing
ton. I beg you to accept with my
thanks my best wishes for the contin-
ued growth ana prosperity OF the uni
versity.'
Mr.. Harrison cao,cd the following re-
ply;
The University of: Pennsylvania
thanks your majesty for yopr gracious
message ana ~c.eo.ne.t to her university
body the names Of yoNc majesty, Presi-
dent Roosevelt ard George Washing
ton
DR.. S. Wler Mitchell, the public ora
lto"," in'prcecntirg the president said:
"On the lth Of July. 1888, the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania conferred the de
gree Of doctor Of laws upon George
Washington, die first president Of the
United States Of America.
THE trustees Of the same university
do now. after ID years, once again re-
lQucst the provost TO honor with the
same degree Il latest president, This
makes all other comment needless"
In presenting the name of Emperor
William Or. Mitchell said:
'"rhc breadth and carncstness of his
Imperial muiesty's Intellectual sympa.
Ithies. the personal generosity which
has fostercd science and literature and
his sfarsigltcd interest i'll the, ipteIna-
a-'. --T"stn 1871. y. go.
itional exchange Of university influence
make il most Ut that a great un'VefS!tN.
recognize hoth Ill thc man ana III inc
ruler 81 a kindred race h's serVlccS u
earning,
Among Others upon Whicn tne UNI
yersity conferred me aegree OF ~, ~
was Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, Brit
81 Ambassador to tic United States.
President roosevelt s2le IN part az
Follows;
One hundred AMI eight Feafs z
ust BEFORE ne letC me presidency,
George washington ISSUED his farewell
address. y III it he lad down CERTAIN.
principles which he believed should.
guide the citizens OF this republic for
III time to coaao, LIS W words being,
Which appear 10 me al important to
the ~pornlabencY OF JGof tcAcly rs. q
people
"Waslington, though in some ways
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

Lost anvthing: a cent-a-word put
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
FIRE 4IAFM aoxEs.

FIRE AHAkM
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% Market and First SITS
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as Commerce and Front ss
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"a State st an Buckingham ave
Sc Hall ave and Charles ~
81 r llroad avs an Wayne
GO Washington aud First ats
63 Turnpike aud Elm Sc
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65 Commerce and state "a
70 Front. and smith SIS
70 Wbter and Gordon Srs
"a Kearny ave aud Gordon 81
81 Smith aud Herbert st
So Woodbridge voad and Washington 81
"a Nehigh ave Stanford ST
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aud pull down the Lever and let go once oa'v
Stay m h0x until bremen STRIVE,
SPECIAL CALLS.
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alarm tsest. 49, Eydrant at corner OF Jefersou 81
High jtreetslways to be used Tor this trial.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

tn let tie in pro7ement go III oug1.
The present condition Of Il ut thor
Jug flre is a disgrace and greatly To-
duces the valuation Of property
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
Perth 4ambcy Coal CO.!

Fest Lehiph nd HazrttnnY coal. We
dn M, al 9 any s,an'Js hut We DO give
you full and correct weight. which we
gnarantee. A rial will convince you.
Ofioe aud yard Cor. Division md William
- ~, oaittRap c PM ENSRY. buP
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
DISPUTE OVER TRINKETS
LEFT BY MCUSKERS
Request Made by Heirs of Family to
Secure ValuabIes Is
OverruIed

Judge Wilbur yesterday in the SUI
perior court overruled the request re-
Gently made by the heirs of the Nc
Cusker family for the possession of a
few trinkets left behind when they
jumped from the pier at Santa Monica
into the sea.
Attorney Adams had some property
in his possession belonging to the Nc
Cusker estate, and it was in this con-
nection that he was called upon to
testify yesterday in the superior court.
An inventory of the estate was made
on the application of Mrs. S. c. East
man, who seeks to secure enough to
settle an alleged debt of $500.
The valuables held by Attorney
Adams were a package Of cigarette
papers, gold filled watch and chain
and memorandum book which con-
tains the last signature of the deceased.
II wish to file a petition for letters
of administration myself" said the at
torney, but the court would not permit
him to do so, and he was ordered to
turn the trinkets over to Mrs. East
man, who was appointed administrators
of the estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
PARK SPEAKER IS ARRESTED
Charles Harrineton's Socialist Friends
Provide Bail for Him

During an argument over the su-
perior effect of food and singing upon
the human soul between Socialists in
Central park yesterday afternoon
policeman arrested the leading speaker
of the day, Charles Harrington, who
was upholding the side of the food
effect.
A charge of violating the park or
dinance was preferred against Har-
rington. and throng of Socialists fol-
lowed the martyr to the police station
and put up the necessary $40 bail to
release him for the night.
Harrington is said to have been en-
gagged In a controversy with Harry IL.
Coffman of Washington at the time OF
the arrest. Coffman arrived In Los
Angeles yesterday morning and went
to Central park, where he found Har-
rington talking about the effect of food
upon the human system Coffman, who
is a singer. contended that singing
music had greater power upon the
human soul than food. The argument
was at its height when the arrest was
made. but the speakers assert they
were not In the least boisterous.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
PREPARES HIS OWN GRAVE
GaIen Clark of Yosemite Visits ReIa-
tves in Los Angeles

Galen Clark, discoverer of the Mari
posa grove of California, in 1857, aged
81 years, visited the home of G. e.
Adams, 1907 Pasadena avenue yester-
day. Mr.. Clark was a schoolmate of
Mr.. Adams mother in Dublin, N. H.
He resides in Summerland during the
winter and in the Yosemite valley dur
ing the summer. The government fur
nishes him with a cottage Mr.. Clark
is a prominent figure in the Yosemite
valley. He published book on the
Yosemite Indians about one year ago.
Mr.. Clark has dug his own grave in
little cemetery near the Yosemite
falls. He has had placed in this grave
a granite tombstone, quarried by him
self, to be raised before his burial and
afterward to be placed at the head of
the grave. Mr.. Clark is now well and
hearty. When he first came to this
state he was considered in the last
stages of consumption.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
STRUCK DOWN BY
BRUTAL THUGS
YOUNG DENTIST SANDBAGGED
NEAR POLICE STATION
Or. J. v. salyer Found Unconscious
Within a Block Of the City
Jail Building Yester-
day Morning

sandbagged and gagged, his breath
coming in short gasps in an effort to
sustain life, DIR. j. " Sayler, a young
dentist from Enid, Okla, was found
in an unconscious condition by police
officers early yesterday morning, within
a block of the police station, a victim
of highwaymen, who have made two
successful holdups in the same neigh
borhood.
Sayler was found on the edge of the
chute leading to the rear entrance of
the Mason opera house on South Hill
street, where he had been dragged and
his pockets rified of their contents.
DR.. Sayler arrived in Los Angeles
about two weeks ago on a pleasure
visit and during his stay has been
stopping at 121 South Olive street.
Upon recovery Of consciousness at
the police station yesterday morning.
he made the following statement Of the
robbery: "Since coming to Los Angeles
l have been troubled with severe cold
and Thursday night 1 was unable to
sleep. Early Friday morning l put on
my overcoat and went to the Saddle
rock restaurant and purchased a glass
of hot whiskey and then started to re-
turn to my room at AIS o'clock When
1 reached a point about a block from
the police station and directly in the
rear Of the chute leading to the rear
entrance of the Mason opera house, 1
heard a slight sound behind me and
as / turned, 1 felt a stunning blow on
my head and remember no more until
awoke in the hospital"
A severe confusion on the top of
Saylers head and a number OF slight
bruises on his neck were the only
marks on his body and showed the
force of some instrument, probably a
sandbag. Forty dollars and pair of
gold sleeve buttons were secured hy
the robbers, who after searching the
clothing of their victim for valuables,
stuffed handkerchief down his throa
and left him.
When he was found some time later,
he was nearly dead from the choking
and later in the day tainted while at
tempting to walk to his rooms. lie
was again revived at the receiving
hospital and sent home
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
CHlLD'S AFFECTION AT STAKE
Count and Countess Zvonsky Win the
First Point

TITSt TOIlt
The Count and Countess Zvonsky
won the first point yesterday in Judge
Wilbur's court in their fight for the
possession of little child named Pas
caline San Pedro, who was brought to
this country about three months ago
by her godmother, Mime. Pascaline
Carrucaburu.
The woman filed a writ of habeas
corpus in her effort to retain the GUS
tody of her godchild, who is now in
the custody of Nine. Josefa Pelissier,
a disinterested party to the wrangle
but the court denied the writ, and
pending further action little Pascaline
San Pedro will remain at the home Of
the intermediary.
In a petition for letters of guardian
ship Mime. Carrucaburu says the
child has been in her custody since
the month of October, 1904, at which
time she brought Pascaline from Ure-
pei, small city in the south of
France.
She asserts that upon her arrival in
position of companion to the children
of the count, whereupon she claims
Zvonsky began to prejudice and poi
son the mind of the child against her.
Nine Carracaburu alleges that
Zvonsky imprisoned the child against
her will and even went so far as to
barricade the doors against her, after
having slammed the door in her face.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL VAN NUYs-Mr and Mrs j. w.
kothehid J. l. r5y Lydes san Fra FIanciseo; Mr..
Veitch and wife, Clifton; James calGuman.
Ciayton Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Mayo. Cincln-
Ma A. Adrsk S% 'qa Grand %ff Rapd Sfh coS
ling New York; Clinton lc. Worden, San Fran
Pickeii, Detroit, Mich; H. G. Mirhn, oxnard
Mr.. and Mrs G. + Ranowes g. X Gilbert
ss Rowe eaS San Franz Francisco Mrs Brown and s mad
Philadelphia; W; s. Maintith and wife John
Fisher' sPe' Redands; Seth A. Keeney, santa
Barbara; II: II. Ryan, Seattle. Wash. j. c.
sshsSs John RsS MTs Is san EsnGse
saltwater Mimi; Charles Duguld. San Fran
cisco.
HoLLENBEcR-J w. Butcher, Los An
geies; J, Mcclure. San Franeiseoi Miss
Wood. Fernal Island; Percy II. Greer, A.
Weitheimer, San Francisco: G. ID. Ferrell, Los
Angeles c. f. Baum, E. w. Beehstein, Chi
cago; C. E. Heise. San Francisco; ]. IL. Pat
tee, Monmouth. ILL.,; C. H. Jones' San Fran
cisco: c. II. Scott, Charlotte, Mich; Welcome
Hughes Rome, N, r.; Christian Profile and
wife, Chicago; G. A. McEdwards. Kansas
City; Miss NJ Loftos; Hollywood A. Ebeall,
New York r. b Daley san Bernardino;
Meyer and ,amily. Hannibal; T. Ward Bry-
ant; J, r. Mussen' Mrs, b Bailey, Chicago
Francisco II. A. McNally. La Merada; l.,
Honigsberger. e. J. Royal, H. e. Leland. San
Franeisco Mrs. l.. dlanz Miss A. CLAM. A.
~ CLAM. chicago Harry /. Ross, Spring
field. Mass; w. H. Hill. Santa Ana; j, G.
Hooper, Arkansasi II. A. Hoover, Merle
reach; John Williamson Riverside; c. l..
Miller. Ventura; w M. Giddings. Ogden; d.
Hazel Philadelphia; j. A. Wendall. Rock
Leland, H.; II. Albert and wife, Ogden; VIM.
POLICEMAN. w. Il. Ainsworth, R. II. Dalzell.
SAN Francisco. w. ID. Woodbridge and wife,
Escondido; Roht. NJ, Caller, Portsmouth. O.
j. w. Adsworth, San Francisco; VIM. House,
Porthmouth, O.; +. A. Eisfeldt, San Fran
cisco; W. y. stevens, Seattle; u. ID. Meyer,
Mrs. A. NJ. sutton, Franklin. Pa; q. b. Mac
Iaren Houston; Roy Maple, Cleveland; Es-
tella Z. Locke. San Francisco; W. J. Cox,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
EVANGELISTS PRISONERS
IN AN ELEVATOR CAGE

]. Wilbur Chapman's party of evan
cause an accident to the passenger ele-
vator. At least this is the record Of
the past few weeks.
Yesterday the party arrived in Los
Angeles and registered at the West
minister hotel. DIR. Elliott and wife
with five others stepped into the ele-
vator and asked to be taken up to the
second floor. Half way between floors
a cable Of the elevator snapped in two
and a serious accident was only avert
ed by the safety dogs catching after
the heavily loaded car had dropped a
foot.
This is nothing unusual" said DR..
Elliott mildly, as he peered Out
through the iron lattice work of the
cage. "In fact we are really getting
accustomed to it. 1t seems to me that
in every city where we have been in
the last few weeks there has been a
hotel elevator which cages us between
floors at some period in our stay"
IT think we must be Jonahs to hotel
elevators" said Mrs. Elliott, and per-
haps after this it will be well for us
to walk up stairs until the elevators
get accustomed to our presence"
After half an hour of confinement
workmen were brought to the scene
and removed the fancy metal eleva-
tor grating in order that the impris-
oned guests might be liberated. A
stepladder was then brought and all
were taken out in safety.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
EX-GOVERNOR FOUND
GUILTY OF SMUGGLING

Guilty, with a recommendation for
mercy was the verdict returned by
the jury yesterday in the United
States circuit court, before which An
tonic Feliz, once governor of Lower
California, has been on trial for sew
trail days past on the charge of having
smuggled ten Cinnamon across the
border.
In his argument yesterday Attorney
Luther Brown, in behalf of the de-
fendant, attacked the testimony given
by the Cinnamon.
The case was given to the jury
shortly before noon, and it was only
after a deliberation lasting nearly six
hours that a verdict was reached.
The recommendation for mercy in
behalf of the fallen dictator was made
in view of his past record as an hon
ored citizen of Lower California.
Judge Wellborn sentenced Feliz to
serve four months in the county jail
and to pay a fine of 81.
Charges Perjury
Juan Moreno, who testified in be-
half of his countryman, was placed
under arrest.
He was taken to the county Jail
last night, but up to a late hour no
charge had been lodged against him.
1t was stated, however, by the
United States attorney that a COM
plant charging him with perjury will
be filed today in the United States
court
b. A. Mounts, charged with having
sent Objectionable letters through the
mails. was yesterday held under bonds
in the sum of $500 for preliminary
examination.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
ITALIAN IS SH0I BY
FRIEND IN ScUFFLE
L. catello Dangerously Wounded and
g. Antonacio Is Under
Arrest


Lying in pool of his own blood, with
his friend bending over him as though
to render him aid, l.. Catello, an italian
laborer, was found by police officers
yesterday afternoon I'm a room OF
boarding house at 5S7 Ord street with
bullet wound in his jaw, and explana-
tions from both the wounded man ana
his assailant lead the police to suspect
that the shooting occurred during
friendly scuf1e between Catello and his
friend, Guippe Antonacio.
Catello was taken to the receiving
hospital following the shooting, where
he gave q partial explanation of the ac-
cident. According to the story Of the
wounded man. he, with Antonacio, was
enjoying little dinner in the Ord
street boarding house. Following the
dinner the men spent the afternoon
talking and singing. and later In
spected new painting hanging on the
wall of the room.
While Catello was examining the
painting Antonacio is said to have be-
come hilarious, and without warning or
provocation of any kind reached be-
meath the pillow on the bed and draw
ing a revolver aimed 1t at Catello and
said, "Throw up your hands and lie
down or will kill you!"
Antonacio Is said to have fired and
the bullet entered Catello's left jaw,
splintering the jaw bone and lodging in
the neck. Catello was sent to the
county hospital, where the bullet was
extracted and the wounded man de-
clared out of danger.
Antonacia says his action was only in
Jest. The revolver belonged to man
named Nagri, who rented the boarding
house, and both men knew that the
weapon was kept beneath the pillow.
Antonacio says he took the revolver
from beneath the pillow to examine it,
and pointed it at his friend, thinking
that 1t was unloaded.
Antonacio is being held by the police,
pending the result of the wound in
Catello's jaw.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
JONES SUES INCLINE
RAILWAY FOR DAMAGES
Alleges Company and City conspired
to Gust Him From His Place
Cf Business

G. w. Jones, who formerly conducted
the refreshment booth at the summit of
Angels Flight, yesterday filed suit in
the superior court against the Los An
geles Incline railway for damages In
the sum of $4,000.
He declares in his complaint that the
defendant company has failed and ne
elected to secure him in the possession
of his stand under the covenants of
a lease, and that the railway company
has caused and suffered him to be
ousted from and denied possession OF
the premises.
His troubles appear to be twofold
for he asserts that the city of Los An
geles, aided and abetted by the rail
way company, demanded the possession
Of the premises at the summit of what
is known as Angels Flight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
TWO Games at Elesta Park

Two baseball games will be played at
Fiesta park Sunday afternoon. The
managers of the Winter league have
consented to start the Woodmen-H Ham
burger game at o'clock, so that the
contest will be ended IN time to permit
the Hoegee Flags and a team known as
the Morans to cross bats. The Hoegee
Flags have been playing good ball since
their organization, and the Morans are
attributed with considerable ability in
pursuing the sphere.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
vIsITc STATE INSTITUTIONS
Senate Junketing Committee Arrives
in Los Angeles

A junketing committee of state SEN
ators from Sacramento, some of whom
were accompanied by their wives, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday morn
ing, on their tour of the state insti-
tutions situated in Southern Califor-
mia. The party numbered twenty-ona
persons, and after luncheon at the
Angelus hotel departed in a special
car over the Pacific Electric railway
for Mount Lowe. Senator Smith and
Ferd X. Rule formed an escort to the
party.
After the return to Los Angeles
from Mount Lowe the committee went
to Whittier. where they spent the
night and inspected the state reform
school.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
Second Operation

John j. Mcmahon. who lost two fing-
ers and the thumb of his right hand
last June, while engaged as an cleo
trlcian for the Interurban Electric
Railway company underwent a sec
ond operation yesterday at the Emer-
gency hospital The operation was
performed by Drs. Wills and Coffey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
Cruiser New orleans Arrives

BY Associated fless
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27-The
United States cruiser New Orleans,
Commander Giles b. Harber arrived
here from Guam via Honolulu and inn
mediately proceeded TO the Mare Island
navy yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
what His wife Says.

"My wife says. nothing will do but
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" says
III. w. Dockham, publisher of the Ga
zette, Lindsay, Cal. There Is many an-
other good wife. OF the same opinion.
The quick relief which this remedy af-
fords In cases of coughs, colds and
Group, and the fact that 1t is pleasant
and safe to take makes It a favorite
everywhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
ANInsENTENTs

MAsON-"The Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird"
BELAsCo-"OId Heidelberg"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TEMPLE AUDITORIUM-Ben Greet Play
ers.
BURBANK-"The Little Church Around
the Corner"
CASINO-VaudeviIle.
BROADWAY-Vnudevi
CHUTES-COncert and Zoo.
ASCOT-Racea.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald VIII Ray $40 in cash to any one
ana conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises Of
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
Rars of Oranges Free

Cali at City Ticket Office Salt Lake
Route. $50 s. Spring street. and receive free
a bag of Oatmans sunny Mountain navel
oranges and some important Information
relative TO orange grove excursions Tues
days and Saturdays
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
At Is Cents

Sale begins next Tuesday-values,
we believe, a little better than
ever before; at any rate, there are
embroideries in the lot worth UP
to $3.50 a yard-a special pur-
chase. See window display.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28

The Daily Herald. Frank Lealie's Popular
mas azne. The Woman's Home Companion snd
Ernsot all for 10 cts a month Cut out the
conpon on another page and mail Il u the
Circulation Manager Of Tue Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28
rHr HrRALD.

Strangers srs invited TO visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second ctreets. where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining TO
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28

TO sUBscRIBERs-Tf any subscriber who
may fail to receive The Herald on any morn
ing delivery will notify the business office BY
telephone he will receive a copy of The Herald
for that day BY speclal messenger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28

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