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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
CITY TRUSTEES DISCUSS
SEWER DIFFICULTY
Ocean Park and Santa Monica Solons
Confer With Abbot
Kinney
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Sept. 12.-Represen-
tatives of the boards of the city trus-
tees of Santa Monica and Ocean Park
conferred for several hours this morn
ing with officials of the Abbot Kinney
company in reference to sewer difficult
ties in the vicinity of Venice. Moth
ing definite was arrived at however,
and the meeting adjourned to investi
gate several methods under discussion.
A practical demonstration of the
Gamewell gasoline fire engine is to
take place on Windward avenue, Ven
ice, at 10 o'clock Thursday morning
The city trustees and the Santa Monica
BAY fire departments will witness the
proceedings.
The Hon. G. B. Hurlbert, promi-
nent local attorney, and Mrs. Rebecca
A. Kempton, formerly of Philadelphia,
were married last night at the home
of the groom, the Rev. e. w. Pasco
officiating. Immediately following the
ceremony a dainty supper was served
and the couple left for San Diego to
enjoy their honeymoon. Among the
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. H. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Blade, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rice, Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. e. w. Pasco
Mrs. E. T. Pasco, Miss Lucy Peasgood,
r. L. Valley, w. c. Amacost, Mrs.
C.. T. Curren and daughter Margaret.
Chess has been added to whist as a
mode of amusement at the Country
club. If the pastime proves popular
it is the intention to promote regular
tournaments and to arrange for exhi-
bitions by professional players.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN
BURIED AT SAWTELLE

Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE, Sept. 12.-The remains
of Nathaniel A. Bailey, who died in
Los Angeles while on furlongh Septein-
ber 10, was brought to the Soldiers
home for interment Monday. He was
late of company c, separate battalion
of Missouri mounted volunteers, a
Mexican War veteran, native of Ver-
mont and aged SO. He was a member
of Hornitos lodge of A. f. & A. nj.
of Hornitos. Mariposa county Cal.
Jack Conrad, president of the First
National bank of Burwell, Neb., ac-
companied by his nephew, Will Me-
Millen, visited A. C. Alger Monday.
Miss Ethel A. Smith and Charles A.
Hill were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides family on
Seventh and Illinois streets last even
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. George Taylor of the First Bap-
tist church. Miss Smith was gowned
in white silk.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
SEVERELY HURT IN FALL
Whittier Lad Slips on Station Floor,
Breaking His Arm

Special to The Herald.
WHITTIER, Sept. 12.-Randall, the
little son of A. H. Dunlap, slipped and
fell on the floor of the Pacific Electric
building in Los Angeles yesterday while
he and his father were waiting for
Whittier car. Nothing was thought of
the occurrence at the time and they
boarded the 3:45 car for Whittier. Soon
the little fellow began to suffer. severely
and upon examination by DIR. Webber
of Huntington Park who happened to
be on the car, it was ascertained that
he had sustained a compound fracture
of the arm.
Robert Embry, in the praiseworthy
act of trying to stop runaway team
this morning, was thrown to the ground.
Two of his ribs were broken and he
received a cut above the eye.
Whittier college opened today with
larger enrolment than ever before.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
REDLANDS MIsCELLANIES
IdylIwild Store Burned Down, the Loss
Being Partially Covered

Special TO Inc f1erdlu'
REDLANDS, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Jennie
e. Davis of Brookside avenue gave an
elaborate dance this evening at which
announcement was made of the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Margaret
Davis, to DR.. C. s. Ide, a prominen.
young physician of this city. The
decorations consisted of pink roses and
carnations in the living room and
library, while yellow sunflowers were
arranged in the reception hall and din
ing room. There were about eighty of
the younger set in attendance at the
function.
Miss Davis will leave on Thursday
for Smith college, where she will finish
her studies this year.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Annie Langworthy to
Edgar Alfonso Henry. The wedding
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
Welded AT SANTA ANA
Bakersfield Man Marries Los An-
qeles Girl

geles Girl
Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, Sept. FL. w. Park
of Bakersfield and Ellanore *. Hass-
further of Los Angeles were married
here last night by Judge Wilson.
Divorce proceedings were begun here
today by Mrs. Mary Dodge of Fuller
ton against Perry C. Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Mcdowell of Elko,
New, are here upon visit with their
sons, E. E. and A. r. Mcdowell.
B. F. Hennacy has gone to Philadel-
phia as a delegate to the Odd Fellows
convention.
DR.. E. d. B. Newton is home from
an eastern trip of two months.
j. Dinsmore and daughter, Miss Mary
Dinsmore, returned yesterday from a
three months European journey.
Mrs. w. P. Vance and family of Po-
mona are at Newport Beach for an
outing.
Miss Kathleen Page of Los Angeles
is visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs,
]. P. Browne.
j. j. Richardson of Victorville is here
as the guest of friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
HOPE TO CATCH
ELKS IN REUNION
Long Beach Members Would Royalty
Entertain Their Visiting
Brothers

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 12.-The next
reunion of the Elks will probably be
held in this city. The local lodge is
noted as royal entertainer among the
lodges of the state and already the
herd here are preparing to make good,
provided they should be called upon to
entertain the entire bunch.
Mrs. Myrtle o. Murdock. wife of
George Murdock, died at o'clock this
morning. The funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning at o'clock
from the Wilson chapel. The interment
will be at Santa Ana.
James H. Woertendyke, field secretary
under the state Prohibition central
committee, was in town today complet-
ing arrangements for the coming tenn
perance conference to be held here Sep
tember %, 90 and 30. He announced to-
day that there will be at least 100 dele
gates in attendance on the conference.
The summer season in Long Beach is
practically over. The aquarium has
closed and on September Is the Long
Beach bath house life saving crew will
be withdrawn from service.
The convention hall is rapidly near
ing completion and there is a movement
on foot among enterprising citizens to
hold grand dedication ceremony ON
November IA, the first anniversary of
rier opening day, held with such sue
cess last year. No definite plans have
been made as yet, but it is proposed to
have a big barbecue on the beach,
parade and speaking in the park, with
addresses by prominent state and
county officers.
AS result of last nights play at the
Cosmopolitan club whist tournament
Musselman and Osborne are still in the
lead. Last night they scored seven
points, placing their total score at rs,
as against 49, the score of the second
team, Miller and Farnsworth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13

will take place at the home of the
brides uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs.
Eli Plummer of 24S Cajon street, on
Monday, September 25.
The Idyllwild store, owned by the
Kelly brothers, was burned to the
ground yesterday. The loss was par
TALLY covered by an insurance of $41Oo.
Cornelius Lugo and his wife while
driving yesterday were the victims of =
serious accident as result of their
horses becoming frightened at an auto
mobile driven by Lawrence Moore of
the Peppers. Lugo and his wife were
thrown out and badly bruised. The
mans kneecap was fractured.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
sMUGGLES OPIUM IN
PRISONERS D0UGHNUTS
Friends of Oxnard Man Arrested for
Murder Are Also Taken
To Jail
to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, Sept 12.-Owing to the
death of Felipe Duraz, which occurred
at the county hospital Sunday, Flo
meme Perez of Oxnard is charged with
murder. The shooting occurred at Ok
nard about two weeks ago and before
Duraz' death he identified Perez as
the man who shot him. Perez was
given his examination yesterday.
About the time Constable Russell was
ready to return to the county Jail with
the prisoner an important discovery
was made which caused the arrest of
Paul Medrano. Just before leaving
Oxnard Russell was handed a package
by Medrano, which was supposed to
be a lunch for Perez. Russells cur
iosity being aroused he opened the
package which contained several
doughnuts and buns. A closer examin-
alton showed that the center of one
bun had been removed and the cavity
filed with opium. Refugia Medrano,
a sister of Paul Medrano, about whom
the quarrel between Perez and Dueraz
commenced, was also placed in Jail foc
safe keeping until her evidence can be
taken in the murder trial.
Reports are coming in from different
parts of the county that the severe
hot spell of two weeks ago injured
the lima beans in some places and 1T
is feared may reduce the yield consid-
erably
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
VETERANS ENJOY
ONE DAY OF REST
FEMININE GOVERNMENT DAY
TOO STRENUOUS
WOMEN ENFORCE DISCIPLINE
Keep "Boys" Out of Mischief by Strict
Regulations and CourtmartiaI Was
Unnecessary-Llterary Pro-
grams Given

Special to The Herald.
HUNTINGTON BEACH. Sept. 12.-
This has been of necessity day of rest,
as the veterans found 1t rather hard
work living under "petticoat govern
ment" the day previous, and the
in trying to keep the boys" out of
mischief.
They succeeded so well, however, that
there were no cases on the docket this
find 1t necessary to convene a court
martial, as per program.
The afternoon was spent much in the
same manner as that Of the day prev
ious, an impromptu program of music,
recitations and speeches being rendered
for the edfication of the campers.
Tonight there was a program of more
than ordinary musical merit, under the
auspices of Stanton w. r. C. Comrade
Herendeen, upon whose shoulders have
fallen the duties of musical director,
seemed to have made a special effort
for this occasion and the selections
were received with great applause. The
program follows:
Selection, drum corps; vocal solo,
| Comrade Wirth; vocal solo, H. H.
Barnhart; song, Denmark" by school;
recitation, Mrs. Lou Mullen; chorus,
Strike the Cymbal," singing school;
one part tune, Mrs. C. B. Clapp;
chorus, singing school; one part tune
and chorus, Prof. Wirth; recitation,
Vera Lothrop; one part tune and
chorus, Mrs. Mary Murray; chorus, by
school, two part song. Mr.. Herendeen
and Mrs Chaplin; one part tune and
chorus, w. A. Packard; one part tune,
w. E. Herendeen; chorus, Star
Spangled Banner" chorus, "Auld Lang
Syne'
Tomorrow officers will be elected for
the association and the auxiliary and
there is keen rivalry among aspirants
for the various positions.
In the evening the Ladies' operate
minstrels will hold forth and a high
time is anticipated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
INJURED WOMAN MUST
LOOK TO BUILDERS
Santa Monica Trustees Deny Respon-
sibiIlty for BIockaded Streets.
Agitate Five Cent Fares

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 12.-The
board of city trustees met in regular
session last evening when the following
business was transacted. Profiles of
streets and grades in Venice tract were
accepted. Similar profles of the
1owner Terrace tract were submitted
and referred to the city engineer. The
resignation of Policeman T. H. B. Con-
way was accepted. Bids for street
work on Oregon avenue were received
and referred to the city engineer. The
city attorney rendered a written opin-
ion to the effect that Mrs. Cook, who
recently fell over some building mate
rails, piled upon Marine street, result
ing in painful injuries, must look to the
person who maintained the nuisance
i9 instituting a suit for damages, the
city denying all responsibility. The
attorney also stated that he was en-
deavoring to arrive at satisfactory
understanding with the Los Angeles
Pacific officials In reference to estab-
fishing a five cent fare into the citys
recently anneved territory.
Rev. ]. G.. H. Browne and j. j. Car
rillo, ex-street superintendent, We're
among other Santa Monicans who were
injured yesterday evening by the crash
ing of a Los Angeles-Pacific car into
two oil wagons hitched tandem, that
blocked the tracks near Rosemary
crossing. c. C. Jones, driver of the
outfit was thrown twenty feet and re-
ceived painful injuries. The car was
badly dented and several windows
were broken.
Robert F. Jones has purchased from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roche a tract of land
comprising seven and half acres lying
on Bellevue avenue near Dillon street
The consideration named is $26500.
Mesdames Barrow and Balsley will
tomorrow entertain the membership
and friends of the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. E. church at the home of Mrs.
Barrow, BAT Seventh street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
FIREBUG AT C0LT0N
RESUMES ACTIVITY
Barn Burner Makes Second Attempt
to Destroy Property OF
George Osborn

George OSBORN
Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 1.-THE
Cotton firebug last night made sec
ond attempt to set fire to the barn of
George Osborne. The fire was, how
ever, discovered and extinguished be-
fore it had done serious damage. The
officers are closely watching for clues
as to who the guilty party is, but are
somewhat at sea.
Surveyors are at work on the Red
lands cutoff to be built by the San
Bernardino Valley Traction company
east of this city. The cutoff will
materially reduce the distance between
San Bernardino and Redlands. 1t is
expected that work will be begun on
the new line within very short time.
The inquest over the body of Ernest
Romo, who was killed near Van Ness
springs in the mountains, was held this
afternoon by Coroner Pittman. The
sensation of the inquest was the testi-
mony of Harry Goss and Sam Jackson,
whose testimony tends to fix the crime
of killing Romo on Fred Eldridge, who
had been the partner Of Romo selling
fruit and whisky in the mountains.
The marriage of Henry Shay and
Miss Louise Meyer, two popular young
people of the city, occurred this after
noon at st. Paufs Methodist Episcopal
church south, Rev. J. e. Crutchfield
officiating. Both are members of the
popular set of the city, but the wedding
came as great surprise to the friends
of both, it being an extremely quiet
affair.
Harry Ward the young man who
stole the purse of Mrs. 1. N. Conklin
of Redlands and who was then cap
tured by her single handed and turned
over to the officers, has been sentenced
to six months in the county Jail. He
will probably be prosecuted for break
ing Jail at Redlands later.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13

Practically every building in the lit
tie numbering town of Herring, Potter
county Pa, will be moved to Shingie
House by rail. The distance is six
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-13
he headquarters OF the Tourists

the headquarters OF the Tourists
club"
North Pasadena will have an election
on Monday, October Q, when the stock
holders of the Land and Water COM
pany will vote on the proposition to sell
the plant to the city of Pasadena for
$SO,0OO. The board Of directors decided
this last night. 1t has also been decid
ed to hold a meeting of the stock
holders on Thursday night to effect a
settlement of the vexed question of
who shall vote the shares of stock sold
by the original holders and not re-
corded.