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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-04
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
make Salem a Good Home Market"

PoultTy-at steiner'S Market.
Eggs-Per dozen, zoe.
Dueks-ll6l2c.
Hens-9dl0e.
Frys-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
@roBbritannien.
U rtaner t.

" m rtaner berutal Il I.
2onbon, II. Suli. Nuf traeii&e
Weiie bat beute Der ameritanii9e pa=
itpr Somsr Nnt6onp ben Sob aefun=
ben. Der I'm State MrtanTas bebei-
matbete @eifli9e, Der benz in Der bri=
tii4en 9auplfabt tagenbsn information
nalsn gaptifen=3 onsreB ~bsimobnte,
tpuroe bon einsm slsftriIdsn Straben-
b%abntpagsn getrofsn unb unter einen
i4tperen 2aifpasen sei9lsubert. Die
@dosr bshslben ginsen iiber i'm meg
unb sermaImtsn ieinsn Repf gu grsi.
u meritanifaes d 10 q.
i9tet.
pIpmoutb, II. SuIi. Der
Sampfer 9aiier WiIbelm II. bon Stem
Dorf fpmmenb, beri9tet, baB sr unter
"A q 8rab n6rblidsr 8reite unb 1912
tpefli9er 9dnge an benz ameritanii9en
@ei4waber unter 3ontre . admiral
Sigsbee pOrbeitam, tuel9ss Die uebers
refe Ibmiral Sonss bon Grantrsi1
mad ben Der. Staten brin9t.
Surd Gignals lieB Nbmiral Siss-
bee benz San,pfer mitt6eilen, bob an
gorO Der ameritanii9en S9iHs aqes
tpobl lei unb bob bieielben am %.
Suli In Der @beiapsats=8ai eintrefen
uiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18

2onbon, II. Suli. Yas &c.
rii4t. bob Elm osuti9es Spnbitat fi9
bsmiibe, aussebebnte 2oblenldnbersisn
in Stb'W Bales su eruerben, entbebrt
Der B%sgrinbung. 9llsrbinss finb bis.
fgs gefBer 9eneigt, gu Osrtaufsn, bod
beffeben nur 8erbanoIungen nit einem
internatiOnalen Spnbitate, gu benz
aIeroings au9 osuti9e 9apitaliifen as=
b6ren m69en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
Stalten.

n f aeiner 9apeIIe.
$urmo, II. Suli. Wdbrenb
Der WeRe ffiir3te bas Dad Der 2apeue
am bief9en 5rauenboipitale elm. sc
tpurbsn Is 6rauen unb so 2inber ges
tbbtet. 3ablrei9e periOnen tuurben
berleBt.
W argbartt'4en gebt au
Mbenteuer aus
Surin, II. Suli. a4us iebr au=
berldfFger Quele b~erIautet, bab bic
26nisin.W utter Wars6aritta I'm Sep.
TENDER cine M~utomobilfabrt bur&
@panien unb Yoriu9al unternehmen
tpirS unb mbsli9sr @eiie fpdter fosar
NIT sinem beutf&en Dampfer mad ben
Der. Stdaten eebsn tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
QSitte
Ser ruiiiide Sriebenstuuumiidr iiber bic beDpr.
fe9e1oem Serban6langeu.
SONG Osfar bon edneSen lGBt BON fd bOren.- - Snisin MfargbariHa gebt
mf &eHen. -S6lagenoe argnmene ;uiden
D~ferreitiideu Eolitrn.

eifris unterfasten Sntrtsantin sebt
babin, Jpn su beranlafen, bic &ssis.
runs tueni9ftens v3eitweilig" in ftdr-
fere 5dnos au legen. Sobalb er fha
bamit sinpsrfanbsn srtldrt, uirb er naa
einem S9lofs i'm Snnern bes 2anoes
gsbra9t uno bort 3sitlebsns esfangsn
9e6altsr tuerben.
IisI usbsrrebungstunf tutirbs tpabr.
i9einli4 nidt nstbis iein, UNI ben
i9pa9en, piIenloien Serri9er ben
pldnsn ieinsr Wuttsr unb i6rer 8er=
btinoeten seftigig gu MAIDEN. 81 if
isiner i4psren 3rons niioe uno tuarbe
ss als grl6iung bstra4tsn, tusnn er
auf oisielbe bsr3i9tsn f6nnte. 8ele.
gentli9 bat er 3tuar Nntuanolun9sn, in
ipel9en er beriu9t, ben enti9loNenen
autotraten bsraus 3u febrsn, absr iul9e
Stunoe1 fno ielten. gr tueiB nur 3u
gut, bab er isiner Nufgabe ni9t ae=
ua9ien 1T, unb bisies gemubtfein
ortidt ibn nieoer. Seiner 8emablin
gsgsniber duberte er idOn bdufis ben
Wuni9, feline 5srri9ermiirbe aufsu-
geben uno als W6n6 i'm 2loiter &ube
su iu6sn.
Wabri4einli9 pdre bic brobenoe
palafrsbOIution ldnsit S6atIa9s &C..
tuoroen, tpsnr bic @eri9p6rer fi6 auf
sinsn gssignstcs Na9fulssr FIR i'm
sinigsn tOnnten. IS inb Der 9ipiran-
ten su biele, unb feiner berIelben befibt
einen geniigenben Grab BON 8rutaIitat
uno @spifenlOfsteii, UNI bas Bolt
nod tiefer in ben Staub treten unb
a~usiausen au f6nnsn. Die 3arin.
Mautter aaein tpdre bieaei9t bsfdbist,
&uBlano peiter i'm abToIutitif9en
Slime 3u rsgisren. absr bic @roBfir-
tenfppe 36gert babor, fs auf ben
8bron 3u beben. Srosbsm miro fe
iebo4 spsifsaOs bic &ssisruns an fi9
reiben, tpeut1 ibrs pIdne selingen unb
ibr Sobn enttueosr frsipiIie abtritt,
oosr nit @eualt aus Dem Wsgs &C..
rdumt tpiro.
Hegen.
Berlin, IL. Suli. aus berIaie=
benen Sbeilen Seutf9lanbs psrbsn
un9spbbnIi9 beftise &saen ssmeloet.
Dim R6ein iOu in ben Wsinbersen
riefger S4aben anssri9tst porbsn
isin. gu Dale fOlsn % 3ol @sssn
gefa0en isin. @itlfa9 mar Der 8essn
bon 9ageI bssIeitst.
@sgen ID db9en9anbeI
Berlin, 18. Suli. Ger &ei&s.
andei9er bsr6hentlitt einen Tertraq,
Der 3uii&en II eurOtdii9en Staten
atssi9lohsn uurbe uub ben Wdb9en-
banoel unterbrtiden fog. Sober bisfer
Staaten bsrpfi9tst R9. elm ipssieIes
Bureau einsuri9tsn, bas nur BEN
WdS9snbanoel na9iphren ion. Siefs
gursaur ioaen intsr Ra 8erbinbun.
gen unterbanbeln, um semeinfam gu
operiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
Granfrei9.'
3 arabet gebober, n.

paris, II. Suli. Der Marins-
minifter empfins cine 9spei9s aus
@iierta, bsr3ufolse bas ssiuntens lIn-
t~eriseboot .5%arfabet" snbli9 sebobsn
tporben if.
IS wirb Big isst nod Sibi abbaaab
sei9Ieppt unb In bas Srodenbod se.
bra9t usrben, bamit bic Disr;sbn Sci.
den aus feinem Snnern genommen unb
befattet tusrbsn tbnnsn.
Der &umpf bes unterieebootes NOR
nit elmer i9lammissn MaKe bsbsdt,
iOnf absr unbei9doist. aIs bic 2ute
9sOHnet tpurbs, enttr6mte benz BrOte
ein FOLDER !8sfant, tusl9er bon ben
pertusisnbsn 2ei9s Der WitsIieber Der
gemannune tam, bab bic 2suts ss ni9t
ausbalten fonnten. grft na9oem trdfs
tige 9ssinfeftionsmittsl ~aneewunot
unb bic 8sntilatOren ge6Hnet worben
tparen, fonnte cine unterfu&un9 por9e-
l1Orlrnsr, tusrben. Sisie srgab, bnb bic
Wannf9aft ole Wittet angetuenoet
bate. um ibre @sttung gu beuert.
feli9en.
S9Iub Der 0erbri-
0erurtg q.
Bref II. Suli. Die Gefli9s
teiten aus @nIaB beg Befu9es bes bri=
tii9sn @ei@waoers fanbsn bsute ibren
Mbf9luB.
Mbmiral w2arp bonn briiif9en @e-
|f4uaoer CAB ben frans6fi9en @OQessn
gum Mbi9iebe an goro feines 5Iaggs
i9iffes Elm @abelfrtibfthd.
S~ene3Hela.
gnbIt4 Gal g."
Caracas 9, II. Suli. Die &e.
sierun9 bat an Die britii&en uno oeut-
f&en Standardization 2, 1915 $50 gOli=
bars bs3ablt als Mbi9lags3abluns Der
alten Infprt1e.
Gin 2ieb phne gnbe.
Caracas. II. Suli. Bier
berrf9t allsemeines @rfaunen, bab
prdfoent &oOiebelt &i&ter @albOun
als Sps3ial=3 ommifdr ernannt bat.
I'm bic Anfpri&e Der asphalt @eie0-
i9aft su unteriu&en. Wan 1T bier
Der NnF9t. baB bic gan3e @ei4i&te
bur9 bic Gsri9te enti6ieben 1T unb
bsrfsht ni@t, tuarum bte Der. Staaten
nod beriu9sn tuoaen, I'm Muftra9e
eewiHer aelbeieriser perfonen @ewaIt
Ibsr RsQt ~ isbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
&erod6ttg.
genIsnpsf ?

" 10 Yort, II. Suli. Sis
gsmannln9 bon Is 9euten zines britt
iHst1 Sampfers purbe bier unter Qua=
rantdne gsffelt. sic tam bonn Sfb=
mus uno tpuros bon ben @eIunb6eitss
bsamten als Der gsulsnpst bsrbd9tig
ertl1rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
,ueber alien @ipfeIn T
R Il g."

&ub'."
Berlin, II. Suli. Dit Nus.
nahme bes 9~uspdriisen Amies, tpsl'
9es bon benz l1nterfants=S etretdr b.
Mublbsrs berwaltet wirb, bsfinoen f9
isbt ole Observation-Disclosures IN
ben 6dnbsn bon Bureau.g eamten.
Staatsietretar Greiberr BON &iatbofen
psilt i'm bapsrifdsn 5O4aebirge uno
unb Momiral bon SirpiB, Der Stats
isfrstdr bes Warineamtes, befen 8es
funohsit felt ldn9erer 3eit biel 3u
rpini9sn iibris lisb, bat einen oreimo'
natli9en 1rlaub angetrstsn.
Grati G6arlsmasne SOsuer, bic 8at'
tin beg amsritanii9sn goii4afters, bat
fi9 fir ben Sommsr nit i6ren Rim
bern nod benz 6ar3 bsgsbsn.
Tur9tbare grpIOion n.
Yrestau, II. Suli. Cine 9es
rpaItigs grplofon srsignsts. f9 heute
In Der 0dbs Der 9uiisnbiitts BET 3abr3e
in Sberf9lefsn. Muf irgsnb cine
Wsiis fisI elm Gunten in bas pulbers
maaasin Der @rube uno Der san3e 0Or-
ratb bon 700 @sntnern foa auf. Die
Wirtunssn Der Grploion tparsn furdt.
bar. Auf 2ilometsr I'm umtreis uur=
ben bur9 ben 2uftorud ale 5enfters
i9sibsn ssrtrammert, Sd9er abseosdt
unb Sduier boafdnbis beutolirt. =
Wunbsrbarsr Wsiis sirtger feline Rens
i6snlsbsn bsrlursn, bod erlitten piele
perionsn 8erlsSun9en.
% a6rf9sinIi9 SeIbfs
morb.
g NJ | m Il II. Suli. =
Sn einem bsnad5artsn Walbe lit Der
@smsinbsi6ul=Y irsttor Nsumanr aus
Berlin sriaoHsn aufsefunben pOroen.
Wabri9sinli1 banoslt es fi9 Inn einen
sslbfmurb, bod Derlautet iiber bas
WOtip Der Sbat ni9ts @dbsres.
8ergungsope raug
gehen.
gffen, II. Suli. Sn Der 3s9e
uBoruIRa" I'm tpsftfdlii4sn 8esirt, mo
por sinissn Sasen 80 9rubsnleute
bsrunslidtsn, ino bic 8srgungsar-
tsitsn a~ufsssebsn tporoen. na9bsm
man feds 2si9sn ~ssfunben batte. Gin
ipitsmatii9ss Sur9arbsiten 1T aotb.
tpsnbis, um ben S4a9t, in benz bic
@erunsliidtsn liegsn, su errsi4en.
Osferrei6= rInsarn.
Gin SdbeIbueIl.
Wien. II. Suli. Sn 2arlsbao
fano Elm edbeIouea spii9en osm &enn-
Halbefber bon ps9p uno benz Baron
@eorg bon 8es3swae3p ftatt. ps&p
tpuros ned mebrsrsu r~siultatloisn 8dn.
gen f&msr beruunbst. ueber bic Der,
anlaKuns 3u benz 3msitampfs 1T ni9ts
Ndberes betannt.
8oIIputb 10 eptbe=
mild.
Wien, II. Suli. Snfolae Der
felt Wo9sn berridenbsn 6ise lit In
Oielsn @sgenben eine f6rmli9s Boil.
tputbspiosmis unter ben Sunoen aus-
gebro9en. @efern tpurben In Wien
neun perfonen bon einem ein5igen an
Der WaHsrf9su leibenben 96tsr ee.
bifen unb In benz mdbrii9sn SOrfs
8ubf1otuib haben tone Sunbe berari
s%spatbet, bab faf ale 8stpo6nsr nod
benz na9ffsn pafeur = Snfituten &C.
{9aft tperbsn mubtsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-18
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

..Sabrseit Der 8ise...-
Abfabrt EutIni
IcIsbo. Chicago unb Ti3isun egpres.-t 7.16 t1o.sb
EoIsbo, Detroit unb gbitaso Gin. .....'1a.ao SIS
Ridieon Gitp, Nunsis II. safapsttee pI-t 7.ao tlo.ss
t1aIin I oussenommtn eonntaas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
Dangers of a Cold

1t is agreed by all the best and most
progressive physicians that at this sea-
son of the year one of the most un-
failing preventives against contagious
diseases such as diphtheria. scarlet
fever and even consumption, Is to avoid
colds, or. having contracted them, to
combat them assiduously and intelli-
gently Colds prepare the system for
the reception and development of the
germs of these diseases. The best
treatment for cold Is to give Cham
berlan's Cough Remedy. 1t is safe and
sure and is equally valuable for chill
dren and adults. 1t has become ia
nous for it's cures of this disease and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all leading druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
GILLETTE s PLAY
DELIGHTS HOUSE
BELASC0 AUDIENCE ENJOYS
COMEDY
because She Loved Him SO" Woven
From Warp of High Class Humor
and Woof Of Dramatic
Skill

Last evening the Belasco Theater
Stock company opened another week
Of fun making with William Gillette's
capital three-act comedy, Because
She Loved Him So" AS laughter pro-
ducers the company has struck paying
material, and their wisdom in contin-
uing work along this vein was demon-
strated by the large first night audi
ence. Because she Loved Him So"
is the kind of play that delights the
heart of Treasurer Clayton, who loves
counting money, and 1t is the sort Of
thing that the public evidently likes
best to see at the i lasco.
THIS does not mean that the play is
brazen farce. On the contrary II
shows that the best kind of fun is
produced without the aid of slap sticks
and that humor of the sort that is
popular can be combined most effect
lively with the best of dramatic art
In the three acts William Gillette has
woven one of the most delightful COM
bnations of pathos, sentiment and hi
larity found on the stage today. In
cidontally 1t teaches worthy lesson.
Barnum's Art Remarkable
George Barnum makes the transit
ton from the dapper hair-brained wild
young German count of last week to
one OF the dearest most artistic old
men characters ever seen on the Be
lasco stage. 1t is another triumph for
this popular actor and his performance
should satisfy the most exacting and
blase theatergoer His infinite atten-
tion to details is remarkable and his
dramatic instinct in creating such a
part leaves nothing to be desired.
The second act is an almost perfect
stage picture, and creates an atmos-
phere so genuine that it absorbs COM
pletely the attention of the audience.
The charming old couple; the Irish SER
want, beautifully played by Fanchon
Everhart; the whist game and the
quarreling climax of the act are all
delicious bits of dramatic work that
will be long remembered.
All Of the company distinguish them
selves. 1t is perhaps the finest acting
that Eugene That's Lawton has pre-
sented in Los Angeles. The difficult
opening scene was handled by her in
excellent style. In common with many
actresses she has the unpleasant habit
of gasping between sentences in in
cense scenes.
Richard Vivian also covers himself
with glory. He carries his scenes with
whoop and displays wonderful abil-
ity. Miss Harrington was charming as
the Spanish woman. Howard Scotts
character study was delightful.
The production is made equal to
New York high-priced attraction. 1t
is likely to be one of the best of the
season at the Belasco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
M ason

That bully, good, all around show,
THE Prince of Pilsen" opened an
all too brief engagement at the Mason
last night to a packed house. The
musical comedy is not entirely new
here, having been seen here once be
fore, but it is one of those things that
never pals, and grows brighter and
cleverer on repetition.
Hence, the very large throng at the
Mason found ever recurrent pleasure
in the course of the fun and each
event, even though well remembered
and expected, was none the less funny,
but perhaps even more so, because of
the knowledge of what was coming.
Pixley and Luders are responsible for
this ccncoction and they may take
much credit to themselves for a jolly
good piece of work. It's presentation
now is not a whit under the very
high standard of the Savage produc-
tions. In every respect 1t might be
premier. The costumes are new
bright and clean; the chorus is gem
erous in both numbers and physical
pulchritude, and it's members can sing
eXcellently well. The scenery shows
few effects of travel, but not many
and as a whole the opera is a delight.
Many of the old cast are still singing
in "Pilsen." Arthur Donaldson con-
tinues as the prince, and though he
showed a tendency to lie down in the
early stages last night, he came to
later on and did well. Jess Dandy Is
inimitable as Hans Wagner and War
Anderson is wholly satisfactory as
Lieut.. Wagner. Rome and Ferguson,
an eX-VaudeVille team, are the Fran
co.'s and Sidonie, and do some clever
dancing. Pauline Huntley shouldn't
scream so much then she would be
better Jimmie.
among the women. Louise Willis is
ganza was, but she Is good, neverthe-
less, Marie Welch is sweet and exceed
ingly blonde as Nellie Wagner. The
palm among the women goes to Ruth
PEBBLES. She is new to the stage, haV-
ing been on only few years, if that
long, but she has a sweetness of man
ner, a brightness of way and a quality
of voice that charms. She shows a
slight lack of confidence; she doesn't
"let herself out" as it were; elimin-
ating that, she is perfect. She should
have Il great future ahead of her. The
city girls are pretty, the bathing girls
are cute, and the whole chorus ranks
high.
OF course all the old hits brought out
generous APPLAUSE. The songs of the sea
shell and the violet that of the cities.
Heidelberg" won repeated encores
and pleased nightly. The whole per-
formance was of high degree of ex-
cellence and will give THE Sho-Gun"
a hard run, even though the latter is
new here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
HUSBAND WEEPS
IN DIVORCE COURT

God knows l loved that woman with
all my heart, and If she would only
i've with me 1 would be happy for the
rest of my life" sobbed James David
Miller, a Los Angeles merchant, yes
terday, as he related his marital
troubles to Judge Conrey in department
two of the superior court, and asked
that an interlocutory decree OF divorce
be granted him.
The proceeding was so unusual; so
different from the sights generally wit
messed In the divorce courts that for a
moment there was a strange quiet in
the room, broken only by the convulsive
sobs of the bereaved husband, as he
sat with his face buried in his hands.
You may have your Decree" said
Judge Conrey.
Miller has had much trouble in his
marital experiments. His first mar
riage occurred many years ago, but in
1901 his wife brought suit for divorce
against him, alleging non-support. She
was granted a decree and the custody
of the six children and alimony of $40
month.
In September of 1903 Miller married
for the second time. His wife had two
children, one thirty-two years of age
and the other twenty-five They lived
happily together until just one year
later, when the wife told her husband
that unless she owned the cottage in
which they were living 1t would not
seem like home to her.
Miller owned part of the property
while some of his relatives owned the
remainder. He could not transfer the
property to his wife, and when he told
her that 1t was impossible. she said'
"All right, I will never leave YOU"
When Miller returned home that
night, he alleges his wife had moved all
Of her property out OF the home and
had departed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
JOHN D. ISAACS' APPOINTMENT
He Is Made Consulting Engineer for
the Southern Pacific
Systems
Bv Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 4..-John d.
Isaacs has been appointed by Julius
Kruttschnitt consulting engineer for
the completed lines OF the Union Pacific
railroad, the Oregon Short Line Rail-
road company, the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation company and the South
ern Pacific company, with headquarters
in this city.
Mr.. Isaacs viii have complete charge
in all matters relating to the construc-
tion of bridges and buildings, signaling
and the preservation of timber. He
will also handle for the director of
maintenance and operation all ques-
tons relating to standards and cost OF
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
M ansfieId Coming

At the Mason opera house this morn
ing the reserved seat sale for the
Richard Mansfield engagement will
open at the first box office window on
entering the lobby. This window will
be reserved for the Mansfield tickets
while the main box Office window will
be kept separate for those interested
in the Prince of Pilsen and the Sho-
Gun entertainments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
MUST LOOK TO CoUNCILMEN
Mayor Refuses to Approve of Appro'
priatlon to Pay for Drawings
of CITY Seal

The demand OF Draughtsman Blunt
for $500 for drawing colored pictures
of the new city seal was yesterday re-
turned to the council by the mayor
His honor had refused to sign the de-
mand, owing to the depleted condition
Of the city treasury
An effort was made to have the bill
turned over to the supply committee,
the members OF which gave assurance
that they would nnd some means o.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
symphony Orchestra Seats

Owing to the enormous demand for
seats for the Prince of Pilsen, the Sho-
Gun and Richard Mansfield, the man
agement of the Mason opera house has
arranged to sell the Mansfield seats
from one window and Sho-Gun and
Pilsen seats from the other, while the
Symphony orchestra seats will be sold
from the side window, or can be Sc
cured by calling at Mr., Behymer's Of
flee on the fourth floor in the Mason
opera house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
Taddeo at the chutes

Through inadvertance the picture of
Taddeo, Chiaffarelli's great soloist at
Chutes park, was credited to Ellery'g
band in The Herald Sunday. Every one
knows that Taddeo plays at the Chutes.
In justice to both organizations The
Herald corrects the error. There are
other soloists in other bands. but
there's only one Taddeo, and Chiaffa-
relli has him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
HUSBAND SEARCHES FOR WIFE
Woman and Her Two Children Are
Hidden Somewhere in Cali
fornja

Robert Hickey of Buena Park applied
to the police station last night for
assistance In locating his wife and two
\children, whom he said left him Sep
Member 20 and for whom he has been
looking since that time. The cause Of
the desertion was a family quarrel.
Hickey said that he had employed
private detectives and had personally
VISITED nearly every city of any size
In California, but of no avail. Yester-
day he received information that his
wife. was in Los Angeles. Hickey
wishes to effect reconcilia tion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
G. w. PERKINS TO RESIGN
VIII Retire From Vice Presidency O.
New York Life

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The Evening
Post today says:
George w. Perkins of the firm of
j. P. Morgan & Co. will retire from
the vice presidency of the New York
Life Insurance company and from the
chairmanship of its finance committee
at the annual meeting next April. A
friend of Mr.. Perkins declared today
that this step has been taken at the
suggestion of Mr.. Morgan, and that
the decision would be formally an
nounced very soon."
After Mr.. Perkins had been told of
the report and had been made ac.
quainted with all the details which ac-
corhp' MED 1t. he declined either to
confirm or deny the story.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
nThe Messlahu Advance Sale

The Apollo club tickets for the pre-
sentation of "The Messiah" which is
to be given by this musical organiza-
tion at Simpson auditorium on Tues
day evening. December 20. will be ON
sale Thursday of this week at the
Birkel music store.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05

he will entertain the Y. M. c. A. of
that place on Wednesday evening. At
noon tomorrow he will meet the press
and cartoonists of the newspapers Of
this city at an enjoyable luncheon at
the Hotel Lankershim.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05

paying for the seals with city money
but on the representation of Council
man., Blanchard that he had paid for
his picture out of his own pockets,
and knew that several other members
entire proposition was filed and Mr..
Blunt will have to look to the other
members of the council for his money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
outcauIt Coming

Tomorrow forenoon that enjoyable
entertainer and cartoonist, II. +,
Outcaut, the creator Of Buster Brown,
the Yellow Kid and Poor LIZ Nose, will
arrive. Mr.. Outcault IL passing
through en- route to Redlands, where
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05

II suppose peek boo shirtwaists
are a drug on the market with you
Just now?" mot at ALL" responded the
department store manager. They're
going like hot cakes as Common Sense
Winter Wear ''--Philadelphia Bulletin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
,RHEUMATISM
ursd without Medicine by the Rob-
SON Fusion Light and Heat

Marvellous results are being obtained
by this new discovery. Severe pains
are relieved almost instantly. The
Health Culture Institute 507 Mason
Building, Fourth and Broadway, gives
free treatment to illustrate the Won
derful curative power of this new
device.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
Kalser's Physician Dead
Rv AssocialA0 Presl

~ AFSO''sdIUN F-I6HH
BERLIN. Dec. 4.-Prof. DR.. Won Leu
thold, a surgeon general of the army
and the emperor's body physician, is
dead.