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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
STORY oF HIS cARsEn.

New York, April 23,--Mr. jefferson
was president Of the Players Club Of
this city and the news of his death
was received tonigh, with manv ey-
prssslons Of regret With Edwla Iooth,
A. NJ Palmer. Bran1er Matthews, John
Drew, 8 4. Clemens ana several 9TH
ers, Jefferson signed tie articles Of
lncorporat on fer the club in 1883 and
vas elected to the board OF directors.
After the death Of Mr. Barrett II 1893
Jefferson was elected president Of the
club and has been re elected 10 that Of
Ace at every melting sine
Joseph Jefferson was. hor in Phila-
delphia February 30. 1929. and was
looked upon as the dean ofsthe drama
tic profession This country His first
appeared on the sage as child ana
dur ng his career played IN q number
Of fore'gn countries. Ills great reputa-
tlon was made IN the CHARACTER Of "Rlp
Van winkle,' watch he playea Ia ali
most every city Of the Uni ga States
OF late years he confined himself ~
tirelv TO the character Of 'Rip Van
Wrinkle"
joseph was also the name Of Jetfost
sons fasher aud grandfather and All
were actors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
TRANSFERS MAY
QUIT STRIKERS
pIscoRD BREAKS our BETWEEN
THEM AND GARMENT WORK
ERS WHICH MAY RESULT IN
SETTLING CONTROVERSY.

Chicago, April 2S.-Discord has
broken out among the principals in the
Montgomery, Ward & Co strike, To-
night at meeting Of the Carmen:
Workers Union, it was decided 70
break away from the teamsters until
the latter organization decided 10
spread the strike to other tablish-
ments. OF cials of the garment work
ers declared that tho present sv,npa-
thetie strike Of the teamsters against
Montgomery, Ward & Co. 10 enforce
the demands Of the garment workers
was fruitless, and thar nothing was TO
be gained by remaining with the team
sterc. Should the teamsters decide il
Eaxtend the strike the garment work
ars said tonight that they would be
slad 10 again cooperate with them.
This decision OF the garment workers
$ likely 70 put an end to the present
'ontroversy as the teamstefs have no
sr evances, having merely quit work
IN an effort 70 assist the garment
workers, who truck last January.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
WILL ASSEMBLE
NEAR fORMOSA
Togo's fleet VIII Concentrate
There Ap il 70
kAMlMURA'S SQUADRON
EXPECTED AT MANILA YEsTEs.
DAY, BUT WILL NOT BE AL.
LOWED TO ENTER The
HAR5oR.

London, April ga dispatch from
Manila, Apr p, to the Daily Mail
ays
Vice Admiral Tego's main feet viii
assemble south Of Formosa on Ap-
Ri 2G
me Japanese consul here has re-
eeived a long cipher message con-
tefnng Kamimuras squadron. which
IA expected tomorrow Sunday. The
consul says the ships viii not enter
Manila harbor but will cruise outside.
There is great offic al activity here.
Fho American admiral. the Japanese
onsul and the general III command
have held conference. The admiral
~ Monday win confer with Governor
General Wright.
The correspondent at Saigon of the
)afly Mall, under date cf April %.
states that the Russian squadron Is
short Of stores, and that French and
German ships are leaving Saigon al
aost daily with huge supplies and dir
latches and that other steamers are
eing chartered for the same purpose.
9Saigcn,' the correspondent adds,
n reapiag q hig harvest. believe
hat a portion Of the Rlasian squadron
Sill meet the Japanese while the rest
II the YES els make detour to reach
Tlaaivs stos.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
TOLD THE TRUTH
SAYS EISSENBERG
CHICAGO MAN WIRES NAN PAT.
TERsoN's ATTORNEY Ne
WILL GO TO NEW YORK AND
TESTIFY.

Chicago, April 23 Samuel Eissen-
berg, Chicago ia Ior, today received a
telegram from Attorney Abe Levy,
counsel for Nan Patterson, asking him
q 80 to New York and repeat under
cath on the witness stand the state
nents made yesterday, in which he
leclarea he had been witness TO the
leath Of Caesar Young, shot id a cab
N New York in June la 4
Yes, told only the truth | saw
~ tragedy ard evely wcrd | told the
reporters is the TRUTH was the an
Ner which was wired 70 Attorney
Levy in reply to his dispatch
The telegram which reached Eissen-
berg today read as follows.
"ls 1t really true that you know
about this matter. and VIII YOU come
10 New York and TESTIFY? LEVY
The telegram reached Eissenberg
through law firm in this CITY, anu
was read to him by an interpreter.
The message from Mans lawyer reach
cd Chicago shortly after midnight and
was delivered In the residence of II.
Rosen, 5G7 East Fourteenth street.
half an hour later Rosen Is broth
er lnlaw Of Eissenberg. The latter
was asleep when the message came,
A lawyer who accompanied the In.
terpreter told Egsenberg tn be ready
to leave for New York Monday morn
ing.
rWc viii pay all your expenses il
you viii 40 tn New York and tell
what you saw. II you are telling the
truth you Veil save Nan Patterson
said tho ylsltNr
~ am telling only tire truths 7 saw
the tragedy. and will swear that Nsss-
Patterson aid not III that man said
Elssenherf
EIssenherg sayss he "a ready M loavS
al any time. ard II waitins for xnntiIr
er me. sage from Mr. Isvy X NJ y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
RoJEsTvENskY is SICK.

Paris April 23. The min ster vi
the colonies officially confirms the rc
port OF the departure OF the Russian
squadron from Kamranh Bay. Tine
Russian admiral, previous to his de
parture, called on Admiral Jonquieres
The meeting OF the two admirals was
most cordial A dispatch from Saigon
to the Temps reports that the Rus
sian fleet outside OF Kamranh Bay
opened a heavy cannonad.ng, probably
upon Japanese scouts n
Iige atussian tram ports Kiel, Jupiter.
Kniaz GortschakofE and kitai are stlll
at Saigon, tho dispatch adds.
A private dispatch from Saigon
states that Vice Admiral Roiestvensky
is suffering from dysentery, but ether
wise the officers and men Of the fee,
ara in the best OF health
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
7OJESTVENSKY DOES NOT
REPORT TO WAR OFFICE

St Petersburg, Apr "a, 2:05 am
Eice Admiral Rojestvensky continues
his policy of strategic silence. and has
answered the admiralty's message Of
last Saturday pointing out the position
1f the French government on neutral
ity regulations only by putting out to
ca. giving no intimation of his plans
u destination. Russian naval circles
would NOT be surprised II it should
ieyelop that the squadron had been
llready two days or more on the way
n rfhward when the instructions were
cabled 10 him, and that the admiralty
vas aware Of this when the message
was sent,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
WILL
CHALLENGE FATE
VENEZUELAN PResIpENT DOUBTS
THE NEW CONFLICT, BUT If
1T COMES HE sWEARs HE
WILL SETTLE lT.

Caracas, Venezuela April 90 Pres.
ident Castro, in the course of a
speech at calabazo, on April IS. said:
Il dc not believe, there is a pos l.
bility Of new conflict for the repub-
lie, but II. against reason, right ana
Justice, anything S cogitating, which
! do net wish to qualify. swear to you
J shall know how to draw inspiration
from the memory of the valor of the
patriots formerly exhibited in these
plains; and if announcement is want.
ing ! shall seek it in the indomitable
character Of inhab tants of these di.
triets, and so supported. challenge
'atc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
Spirit Of Joseph J-fferson Wait.
ed Away.
TO APPEAR BEFORE THE
FooTLlGRTs or THE NEW JERu,
sALEM-WAs A coNTEMPoR-
AIRY OF EDWIN BOOTH.
BARRETT AND MANY
OTHERS.

West Palm Beach. Fla, April 29.--
Joseph Jefferson died a G:15 tonight
after being unconscious all day. At
his badsita wien he died were his wife
and two Of his sons, Charles 3. and
Frank Jefferson, and other friends.
The remains will leave Palm Beacl
Monday h ght on a spec al train for
nuzzar.ls Bay, Mass
1t was on April 1st that Mr. Jeffer-
son went to Hoba Sound to meet MI
Cleveland and other friends at the
home of his son, Charles B Jefferson.
The party spent about week there
and during that time there were FIRE
quent fishing expeditions, end Mr.. JEFF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
NO NEWS AT LONDON.

London, April 24.--Beyond the re.
'ort that from Kamranh Bay the Rus
ian second Pacific squadron proceed
~ northward, there is no further news
i any kind nor confirmation Of the re-
cI VI hfinS uff Kamfianh Bay Theirs
hean minors recently that a pr
OH II X jestvcaskg's squadron was
Easnan, near The promonsory og
ienehau II tfeae rumors arc true ii
suppo Ga the Whole squadron may
emble fhero aai eflaaTo It'll GIN, i
ese waters to confines cooling an ssur,
hei preparations.
Little attention Is paid here to re
arted movements of the Japanes
arships. Il Ii considered that vit layi
Admiral Togo is not likely to Eft tKs 4
ell Of secrecy except for the expresabel
urpose oil misleading. slia
ura
FOR THE SECOND SQUADRON. 80
Libau April 2s. Large drafts of
lack Sea sailors are arriving here %
\ the complements Of the ships of
1e second rainf rcing squadron, which
being mado ready.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
'ST|LLHOLDLAVL|NC
SMALL EODY or RUSSIANS IN
POSSESSION or. THAT CITY
AND MALoukou-sEv.
ERAL sKlRMlsHES.

Toxic, April 23--Tt Is off cially an,
ncunced that the force ho ling Tangh-
wa repor cd a small body Of tho enemy
still stopping at Iaoing and Malou.
kou, twenty m les north OF Tunghwa
The ensmy's cavalry 100 s,rong. at
tempted an attack April 20 against
Kingscheng but was repulse1.
The enemy's watch guards at Talg
are increasing in strength Thus far
they have shown no ac iv " ana taere
have been no exchanges W tn the ex
oeption of cavalry skirmishes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
WARS FUTURE DEPENDS
UPON THE OUTCOME

ST. Petersburg April 23.-Not only
the future of the war in the Far East,
but the fate Of The whole program Of
internal reform to which Emperor
Nicholas stands committed appears to
await the issue of the approaching sea
battle between Rojestyensky ard Togo
Tho government undoubtedly would
be greatly strengthened, at least for
the moment, by victory decisive
enough to change the war situation.
The liberals are impatient at the Dc,
lay and suspicious of every move OF
that # victory G me-, the Bureaucracy.
Ia which tho realization of reforms
has been consigned by the emperor,
will 10 able despite the clamor
throughout the country, to keep the
execution OF these reforms in their
own hands which Of course in their
opinion would mean their eventual
dissipation in labyrinth OF endless
commissions Moreover, they believe
that the emperor might again be pnr-
SnhNSu tO H5bNu " hhc fHSSNo' IVY "
the old style Of repression of the pres
en-, agitation,
Tho NobIen Are Ruling.
Practically tho administration Is
being conducted through d pol ce re
gime Already there are everyy here
evidences OF return to Won Plehve
methods. Domiciliary visits and ar
rests by scores and hundreds are re
ported in every part Of the empire, and
meetings. CT all classes Of the people
are forbidden and broken up by the
police under the direction Of the local
goyernci'.
Should Rojestvensky be defeated, on
tho contrary, the liberals believe that
the bureaucracy would capitulate, and
peace and constitution would come
Bringing Troops TO Capital.
Large renforcements of troops and
especially Of Coscacks, have been
brought TO st. Petersburg. Arrests
ana searches of the lodgings of sus
poets continue, but even General Trep
off, although fe Is taking every meas
Jrc OF precalltion, does not seem tc
know exactly what to expect. That
he anticipates trouble and bloodshet
Il apparent from ene -act that he hai
notified all manufacturers to giart
against incendiarism, and warned ev
cry family that women and children
must remain off the streets on Ma,
day
The Storm centcrs.
Although disorders more or less SC
r,aus are ant cipated everywhere Po
land and the Baltic provinces prob
ablyare the storm centers. Gen Max
imovitch, governor general Of Warsaw
has lust returned 70 his post after I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
CRlMlNALLY ASSAULTED
AND THEN STRANGLED

Mount Vernon, O., April 23.--Tsa
body Miss NJ randa Bricker, aged SIS,
ho had been criminally assaulted and
rangled to death, was found this
lorning n tire rear Of the Fairchild
ONE in this city where she had been
mployed as housemaid,
There is no clue but bloodhounds
ave been sent for to trail the mur
lerer, If possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
pElcAssE PLEAsEe ITEM

St Petersburg. April 23.--11:25 D.
m. Much relief Is expressed By The
Russian press with NJ relcasse's az.
cision to remain at the head Of th'
French foreign ministry, as he Is 10
carded here as tte Erm friend OF tha
lrranco.Russ an alliance, waoss ret -c
rient now would be considered mis-
fortune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
FELT IN ENGLAND

Lonaon April 2s.An earthquake
las'irg several seconds and occasion
Ing much alarm, was felt about
e'cl ck In the morning throughout
Derbyshire and Yorkshire and ada
cent districts. There was ttiling dam
hge 10 walls and roofs In some places.
but nothing serious is yet reported
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
ST. LOUIS SALOONS
AGAIN TIGHTLY CLOSED

S ] ouis. April 23--Tn response to
the orders of the pol &C department
that tae Sunday closing law must be-
obeyed, saloons and barber shops were
closed today
There were no back doors open. In
East ST. Louis the saloons were per
mit.ed to be open.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
MEETING or DOCTORS
RAlDE0 BY POLICE

Ufa Eastern Russia, April 23 AS a
of local doctors, called osien-
sibly to discuss the cholera. was about
70 pass Illegal re olutions. the doors
of the hall In which they had assem-.
bled were burst open. and tho chief of
police under orders from the governor
Of the province, cleared the hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
TIE REAL GOLDEN RULE.

Be,lefontaine, Ohio, Apr 23-Davls
icott's neighbors believe in the golden
Wle. Mr., Scott has been very III with
rip and unable to prepare his ground
or planting and sowing One day this
week his ne ghbors went to his home.
nlowed his ground and put in 20 acres
" oats for him. There were q teams
working in his oats fed that day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
DOWN WITH AuTocRAcy..

Tiflis, April 2S. During a big dem
pnstration In the Georgian theater
1ere tonight, the electric lamps were
suddenly extinguished. and in the
larlsness thousands '0f revolutionary
1roclamationg we're showered upon the
sudience. who shouted. Down with
autocracy,' and sing ng the "Marseil-
aise"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
BIG FOREST FIRE.
Timber 7 acts IN Northe 7stern Mime
sota and It Western End If Lake
Superior IN Danger OF De.
stfuction.

Duluth, MINI. Apr %. Northesst
arn Minnesota and the Wcsetn end a
AXE Superior are eavelopad In a pal
" smoke from forast fires. Scores o.
Ares are burning in woods anT slash
ings, and repoyis are coming In con
terning them from every line of rail
communication entering Dulnh The
country 8 dry as tinder, no rain hay
ne fallen for three weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
BREAD FAMINE IN MOSCOW

ST. Petersburg, April 23.--The price Of
bread has trebled in Moscow as the re.
suit Of the strike of 5000 bakers,
Only municipal ovens are working. II
IL fearei that the Struggle will be pro.
tracted, although the masters are Will.
Ing 70 grant cons. dsrabls concessions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
THE FUTURE OF THE WAR
DEPENDS UPONTHE OUTCOME
Bureaucracy in the Saddle at St. Peters
burg and Only Rojestyenskys Defeat
Will Deter Them From
Their Course

Saigon Cochin China April 23The
left April heavy cannonadng
q snppo engaged
a portion o
Before Iron Vice
tied Admiral
N
They squadron
The natives highly with price
provisions, 5 Russian visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
czAR sTANCs PAT ON
a POPULAR AS3EMBLAGE

81, Petersbrrg Ap.il 23-lecelving
tie mars1al of the nobility Of Kosta
roma recently Emperor Nicholas ord
cred m to communicate the the fol
lowing message 20 the noelesi
MY viii regaraipg the conyocation
Of Representatives Of the people Is un
swerying, and he m mis- or CT tie in
terior Is 'devoting all his effort to
its prompt execution"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
ANTI BOYCOTT BILL
PASSES IN COLORADO

Denver, April 23 Governor McDon.
aid signed the anti-boycott bill passed
ut the late session Of the leg stature
The measure was strongly advocated
by tho citizens alliance and vigorously
opposed by labor orgaiza ions. V ola
tion Of It's provisions Is punishable by
fine or imprisonment or both,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
CREW ALL DROWNED

London, April 29.-~The French
steamer Racine. ran down en- unknown
schooner in Bristol chanrel Saturday
night. The schooner was ciit 10 iwoand
snnk Immediately without d trace as
70 Us Identity. II ~ supposed the crow
we're alldrownci.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
wARsHlps NEAR MANILA.

Manila, April %. Three warships
ire now off Corregidor Island 1t is
imposed here that they are Japanese
essels, and Consul Marta Gori is
lourly expecting the arrival Of Vice
tdmiral Kamimura
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24

ferson appeared active but was over
confident and over exerted hinself. II.
THs at a supper there one night waan
he ate some hing whici 1t is though
brought on the attack of inaigest on.
When Mr. jefferson became II he
re urned at once To the Reefs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24

conference here. clothed with almost
tctatorial powers All the Polish cit.
~ are now in state OF minor siege;
tut the governor general is authorized
declare. martial law. and ample
roops will be furnished to him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
ANOTHER MEETING FoRslonENl

Rostovon-Don, April ga meet,
ing of physlc ANS ot this dlrtrict called
to consider The cholera situation has
been forbidden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
PuRcHAszo RESIDENCE.

M r r.. sthoe~i's has purchased
he r-si 'ence A. roc walnut street.
owned BY p ! Purcell Tie consider
AZ en- was sl,soJ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-24
FRANCES ACTION
SATISFIES JAPAN
Ne IS If Uiiimatum to Russian
Squadron
HAILLD WITH PLEASURE
AND TENSION OF POPULAR FEEL.
ING AT TOXIC rs CONSIDER
ABLY RELIEVED - PARIS
PAPERS STATEMENT.

Toxic, April % The announce
ment that in response to Japan's rep
RESERVATIONS, France has promised
the expulsion of the Russian second
Pacific SQUADRON from Kamranh Bay,
and affirmed her determination to
maintain neutrality is received here
With pleasure, ana has relieved the
tension Of popular feel ng, although 1t
is believed that II Rojestvensky enter
ed Kamranh Bay FIR the purpose Of
finally preparing for dash north, the
purpose was first aecomplia he'd before
le was ordered 10 leave. There is alsa
q suspicion that Rojestvensky may
simply mako a technical renewal from
French territorial waters BY going out.
sec tho three-mile limit. Hence the
Incident W Il remain unclosed until the
Russians depart from Indo Chinese
water.
What Foreign Office Says.
The foreign Office, in a statement
ssued today. says:
Tho French government. upon re-
ceipt OF the report that the Baltic
quadron had arrived al Kamrann
Bay, instructed the governor general
lDi indO-China to strictly enforce tna
rules of French neutrality Subse
quentiy, the Japanese governments
olged a protest with France, ana the
French government issued new specia
Instructions To the gvernor genera
or tran INITIAL TO the Russians, order
| .ng them to leave. French ferflteEss AVA
/ efs as aoeEs Az possible.
The gpTerTaor general telegrapiied
lreplying that he had taken the neces
sary measures according to iiistruc
tons. The French government simgl
aneousiy addressed the Russian gov
,rnment asking that the admiral ID
instructed to leave French territorial
aaters. The Russian government re
plied that il sent such instructions
rhe French gave assurances that The,
aad taken and would take III the fl
l iure necessary measures TO see tha
neutrality was rigoroui ly respected.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-10
Ordinance No. 11,6S1

(NeW SerleS)
An Ordinance declaring the intention
of the Mayor and Council of the City
of Los Angeles to establish the grade of
Folsom street from Evergreen avenue to
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
SECTION /; That It is the intention OF
the Council of the City of Los Angeles
to establish the grade of
FOLSOM STREET,
from Evergreen avenue to Dobinson
street, in accordance with the following
~. At the intersection with Evergreen ave-
nue. the grade shall be 326 SO at the north
west corner and 327.50 at the southwest
At the intersection with Forest avenue
the grade shall be 3l5. so at the north
east corner. 100 at the southeast and
northwest corners and 3l4.5O at the south
At point on the north side go feet east
grade shall be 1884 and 319 n at point
on the south side opposite thereto
At point on the north side 24O feet east
grade shall be 1857 and 3l9 So at a point
on the south side opposite thereto.
At a point on the north side 20 feet east
grade shall be 92O,2l and $50 q at point
on the south side opposite thereto
At. a point on the north side 200 feet east
grade shall be 500 So and 32i 90 at a point
on the south side opposite thereto
At point on the north side $50 feet east
of the east line of Dobinson street the
grade shall be S2l SO and 322 .05 at point
on the south side opposite thereto
At a point on the north side 100 feet east
of the east line of Dickinson street the
grade shall be 323.11 and 313 81 at a point
on the south side opposite thereto.
At a point on the north side $40 feet east
of the east line of Dickinson street the
grade shall be 324.5O and 324 so at a point
on the south side opposite thereto
AT the intersection with Dobinson street
the grade shall be 1886 90 at the northea st
corner and 1886. 90 at the southeast corner
And at all points between said desig-
mated points the grade shall be estab-
lished so as to conform to a straight
line drawn between said designated
Elevations refer to the top of the
curb, are in feet, and are above a plane
which is 255 feet below City datum
p Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify
to the passage of this Ordinances and
shall cause the same to be published
for ten days in the Los Angeles Her
aid, and thereupon and thereafter 1t
shall take effect and be in force.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance was adopted by the Council
of the City Of Los Angeles at its meet
ing of September 25, 1905.
H. ]. LELANDE,
City Clerk.
Approved this 2sth day of September.
1905.
10-2-11 zoe Mayor
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-10

Notice of the Filing of the Assessment
for the Opening of an Alley In the
Block Bounded by Twenty-third,
Twenty-fOurth, Trinity and San Pc
drO Streets, Together With the Dia-
gram of the Assessment District for
Said Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that the Street
superintendent has filed with the Clerk
of the Council of the City of Los An
of an alley in the block bounded by
Twenty-third Twenty-fourth, Trinity, and
San Pedro streets as contemplated by
gether with the diagram of the, assess
publication of this notice is October 2,
1905, and all parties interested are
objections Il any they have. to the CON
firmation of said assessment by the
City Council, with the said Clerk of the
Council, within thirty days after the
notice, to wit: on or before November 2,
1905.
Persons signing objections must give
postoffice address.
city Clerk and ex-officio Clerk OF
Council
1Q-2-u Lot