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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-03


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s-rooms and hall including 8 lots
and corner. $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
MANY SALOON LICENSES
GRANTED IN VENTURA

Special to The Herald.
VENTURA. April 12.-At a special
meeting of the town board on March
25, thirteen applications for saloons
were granted, and since that time the
saloons have been running every day
in the week. with apparently no re-
strictions. 1t is expected that move
ment will be set on foot to regulate
matters.
Rain commenced falling at $3.50 last
evening and continued for over an
hour, the precipitation being for time
very heavy. Much good will be done
throughout the county.
One of the finest concerts ever held
in the city was that of the pipe organ
recital at the First Methodist church
last evening. The organ was installed
in memory of Mrs. Tina l.. Kane, who
for several years occupied the position
Of organist in the church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
MKAY APPOINTED BUT
Is GIVEN NO MONEY
Garbage Expert Not Provided With
Funds for Eastern Trip by
the Citv

Roderick Mckay, appointed by the
city council week ago to make tour
through the east for an inspection of
the garbage incinerators of the large
Cities presented himself at Mayor Nc
Aleer's Office yesterday and wished to
be enlightened as to the wherewithal
for his expenses and salary.
Mr.. Mckay was recommended by the
chamber of commerce, the Merchants
and Manufacturers association and
the Municipal league as the proper
person to make such an investigation.
The council unanimously accepted the
recommended ations. This was giving
Mckay plenty of honor but no money,
as the council failed to make any ap-
propriation.
Monday the council will be asked to
defray the expenses of the trip and
place Mr.. Mckay on salary of $3.50
a month. Mr.. Mckay plans to start
eastward Tuesday with the expecta-
ton of being gone four weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13

to advance interest in their respective
communities among the non-church-
going element and TO call for strict
observance Of the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot Kinney, accom-
panied by their guest, Mrs. NJ NJ.
Merry, returned today from a short
outing at Kinneola ranch.
Miss Cora Nell Jordan and Clay Ber-
ryman were married this evening at
the home Of the bride. The wedding
was quiet one attended by only a
few near relatives and friends of both
families.
Funds to be used for beautifying the
grounds Of the Washington street
school will be raised in part at a can
tata to be given at the Casino on the
evening Of May 5. The Misses Gum
ming, Mcclure and Day have the affair
in charge.
M. M. Snyder, organizer for the
Fraternal Brotherhood, rented rig
from local lveryman last evening
and started on trip up the coast.
Nine miles from Ocean Park the horse
stepped into hole and broke its leg,
leaving the organizer stranded Mr.
Snyder shot the horse and then walked
back to his starting place, arriving
here at o'clock this morning. The
liveryman went after his rig today
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
ADDRESS OF ANDRADE'S
WIDOW Is LEARNED
viii Wire instructions Regarding the
Remains of Riverside
Suicide
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, April IL. - Coroner
Dickson has received telegram from
Margaret Andrade, widow of the
stranger who committed suicide at the
Regina Friday night, saying that she
would wire instructions. In his letter
written to the coroner before he took
the fatal dose, Andrade said: Don't
try to find my relatives" The coroner
learned in some way, however, that
Andrade had sent a money order re-
Gently to some one in the east, and
from the postoffce records found that
it was sent to Mrs. Margaret Andrade,
Plainfeld, n. j. A telegram to her
brought the reply quoted The time
for the inquest has not yet been set.
The total precipitation for the storm
which began yesterday morning and
lasted till 8 O'Clock p. IN. was .43 of an
inch. Falling gently as it did the rain
has been of much benefit to the barley
and alfalfa on the hills and practically
insures a good crop.
The following officers were elected
this morning by the Extemporaneous
Drill club: President, Mrs. Juliet
Stibens; first vice president, Mrs. 1. W.
Gleason; second vice president, Mrs. j.
c. Rau; recording secretary Mrs. ]. M.
France; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
f. NJ Enderly treasurer, Mrs. Fannie
p. Wolcott; directors DR.. Louise Har-
vey Clarke. Mrs. Sammett, Mrs. Will
lard, Mrs. E. II. Way Mrs. Fellows. A
resolution was adopted compimenting
the retiring president, Mrs. Mary f..
Darling.
The seventeenth annual meeting of
the congregational Woman's Home
Missionary union for Southern Califor-
mia will be held tomorrow in the Con-
gregational church beginning at 1890
and will be followed on Friday by the
the annual meeting of the southern
branch, Woman's Board of Missions for
the Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
BROTHERS MEET AFTER
SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS
Ladies of Burnside Womans Relief
Corps Presented With
Gavel
Special 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald
SAWTELLE. April 12-Word has
been received here from Daniel Norton,
in Texas, that he arrived there April
10, and met his brother from whom
he separated at Somervile, S. c., in
1887. Norton and his brother were re.
united through the pension office. Mr.
Norton is well known here and at the
Home. being IA member of Company c.
Adjutant Clark reports the total
membership of the Pacific branch of the
Home here at 1921, with 2165 present
and 1927 on furlough.
Mathew Stewart will commence his
work as census marshal for the Saw
telle school district tomorrow.
A. j. Sherry of the Home has pre-
sented the ladies of Burnside corps
with gaVel made of orange wood
grown on the Home grounds. The
handle is inlaid with abalone shell.
Capt. Thomas Harrison Mcdowell
has been commissioned as captain of
Company G. vice S. b. Mccall. who
resigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
REDLANDS BREVITlES
Successful Fair Held by Ladies of the
Unitarian Church
spetiaI TO The Herald

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, April 12.-The ladies
of the Unitarian church held church
fair today. Both fair and dinner were
well attended and successful finan-
cially. The receipts will be expended
in furnishing the parlors.
The Prohibition alliance has elected
the following officers: Russell j. Hall,
PRESIDENT William b. Smith. vice pres
ident: Samuel d. Yoe, treasurer; |. d.
Newbre. treasurer; Mrs. II. j. Hall,
chaplain, and John VESSEL, marshal
Grace NJ. e. church, recently erected
in Lugonia. has filed articles of incor-
poration with the county clerk.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. l.. X.
Patty president; Mrs. V. r. Barker,
first vice president; Mrs. William Tat
tersall. second vice president; Mrs. G.
r. Vesper. secretary; Mrs. l.. r. Hun
tington, treasurer.
Montague Mascart left this morning
for the east, He will sail in a short
time for Europe, where he will spend
the summer, returning to Redlands
next fall.
DR.. w. r. Ferguson, pastor of the
First Nj. e. church, will return to Red
lands Saturday, April IS. after pro-
longed visit at his home near Boston,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
PACIFIC SQUADRON TO
VISIT SANTA BARBARA
Track Man In Employ Of Southern Pa
eifie Fatally Crushed Between
Freiuht Cars
Special to The Herald.

EIClyUt SdIS
Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA April 12.-The
Pacific squadron, consisting of eight
ships, will arrive at this port Friday
and win remain here two weeks. The
presence of warships in the harbor
is always the occasion for brilliant So
cial functions, and already rumors are
anoat of balls and receptions at the
hotels and aboard.
Rear Admiral Goodrich is in COM
mand of the fleet which is composed
of the following ships: U. S. f. S.
Chicago, u. S. S. Boston, U. S. S. Ben.
nington, the gunboat Marblehead, the
destroyers Perry, Preble and Paul
Jones and the collier Saturn.
An effort lis being made by the resi-
dents of the mountain adjacent to San
Marcos pass to secure the building of
u Home telephone line across the
mountain. The officers of the Home
company are giving the matter consid-
Grafton, and it Is more than probable
that the application will be granted.
1t will place a district now isolated,
even in the matter of mail commune
cation, in close touch with the county
seat and the outside world.
Ladfslva Alvarez, a track man in the
employ of the Southern Pacific at this
place, was fatally crushed this morn
ing between two freight cars in the
yards at Mason street station. He
was on his way to the yards to COM
mence work and made a short cut,
passing between two cars which We're
on the side track. At the instant when
he was directly between the cars there
was a crash and he was pinned be-
tween the bumpers which crushed him
almost in two.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13

the water plant of the East Pasadena
company, the two wells producing ia
miners inches. The wells are now 100
feet below the surface. The machinery
used is still incomplete, parts being
on the way from the eastern factory
Frank II. Vandesand died early this
afternoon at 724 North Fair oaks ave-
nue., aged AZ years. He leaves a widow
and five children
Bishop Conaty is to lecture before
the Pasadena Shakespeare club on The
Celtic Element in Literature" on Sat
urday afternoon at Woodman hall.
Some forty vermonters organized a
society last night at the home Of G.
G. Packard, South Pasadena. Mrs.
Arthur Walker was elected president
Of the organization.
The second song recital of Revel
English is to take place tomorrow at
Elks' hall at 2:3O. Mrs. Bertha Win
slow Fitch of New York city is to
assist Many invitations have been is
sued.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
WARSHIPS STILL DRAW
CROWDS TO LONG BEACH
Chicago, Which Has Been Fun1igated,
Will Give Reception to the
Board of Trade

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, April 12.-The Ben
nington received visitors today, over
1000 people taking advantage of the
opportunity to visit her. The Chi
cago will receive the Long Beach
board of trade tomorrow. She was
fumigated this morning to remove all
danger of infection from the one case
of diphtheria on board.
Policeman Stevens early this morn
ing found two small boys asleep in the
Salt Lake station with nothing but
a light oveEcoat over them. He took
them to the police station, where they
were given quarters for the night.
They said they We're Fred Uhrung.
aged IA, and Dan Carpenter, aged IL,
half brothers, of Los Angeles. Their
parents are dead and they are seeking
ing they refused the offers of the po-
lice to give them breakfast, saying
they would earn something to eat.
The police told them to come back if
they did not find anything to do and
they said they would, but have not
returned yet.
Contractor Gustave l.. Junod of 1851
Pacific avenue loaded sewing ma
chine on his wagon. Accompanying
him were his daughter. Miss Arma.
and a friend, Miss Oine Veilix. At
Second street and Daisy avenue Mr..
Junod alighted. Just after he got out
Southern Pacific train came along
and the horse bolted, overturning the
wagon. Miss Junod's neck was badly
cut Miss Veilix was also badly hurt.
The sewing machine was smashed.
The horse ran for a block before he
was stopped.
The Long Beach Knight comman-
derry last night entertained a party
from the Los Angeles commandery.
The business meeting was followed by
a banquet given in honor of the
guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
CITY ENGINEER WARNS
COUNCIL AGAINST RAILWAY
Says That Road Is Acquiring Rights
Of Way Without

When franchises for street railways
are given away by city councils. corpo-
rations will not be in the market to
purchase them
City Engineer Stafford in his report
on the maps Of two subdivisions
which were filed with the councils by
the owners, warned the council of
scheme on the part Of the Los An
geles railway to gain two franchises in
perpetuity without any limitations.
Two subdivisions are to be opened
up; the McCarthy's Main street,
Moneta avenue and Figueroa street
tract, and the oswald Home tract lying
south of Forty-ffth street and be-
tween Main and San Pedro streets.
In both cases, the Los Angeles rail-
way was shown by the maps, to pos
sess strips of land which ran through
the centers of the streets dedicated &c
the city.
The railway company offered to ded-
cate its possessions in both tracts 20
the city with the provision that ii
should have the legal right to put its
rails on the land shown to belong to
1t, whenever the railway manage
ment saw fit
Engineer Stafford in his report to the
council said: II wish particularly to
call to your attention a strip of land
in Fifty-third street designated as the
Los Angeles railways right of way
and the reservations made by the Los
Angeles railway company in regard
thereto and shown upon the map. A
similar statement was made by him
in regard to the same conditions exist
ing in the Oswald Home tract.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
NEW NATIONAL BANK
FORMED IN M0NR0VIA
Takes Over the Commercial Business
of the Granite Bank and
Trust Company
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
MONROVIA, April 12.-The Ameri-
can National bank Of Monrovia was or
ganized today with a paid up capital
of S25,000 to take over the commercial
business of the Granite Bank and Trust
company, and permit the old concern
to operate under its state charter as a
trust company and savings bank. They
will occupy the building of the Granite
Bank and Trust company, corner of
Myrtle and Olive avenues, the new in
stitution being practically an expan-
sion of the older bank.
F. N. Halves of the American Nation
al bank of Los Angeles has resigned
and will give his entire time to the
Monrovia bank, acting as cashier c.
O Monroe, a local business man is
vice president. Walter S. Newhall of
Los. Angeles Is president, and Kirk e.
Lawrence of Monrovia assistant
cashier.
A heavy rain and thunder storm
came suddenly upon Monrovia today
from the northeast, precipitating
downpour which equalled the heaviest
of the year, intermingled with thunder
and lightning. The storm shifted
within two hours, working gradually
toward Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
CITY ATTORNEY PREPARES
NEW AUTO ORDINANCE
Legis Iative Committee Recommends
Limit of Ten Miles an
A0ur

The legislative committee of the city
council, converted by an automobile
ride to the necessity of a higher speed
limit than the ordinance now contains.
has made it's opinion known to City
Attorney Mathews and Monday the
desired changes embodied in a new or
dinance will be presented to the coun-
Gil for approval.
The new ordinance is in effect that
the speed limit shall not exceed ten
miles an hour in the business dis
trict and not more than fifteen
miles an hour in other portions of the
city. In the ordinance the business
district will be made to include several
streets where traffic is always heavy
but which are now classed as residence
streets.
For any violation of the ordinance
there is attached a fine of from ten to
one hundred dollars or from five to
fifty days Imprisonment or both.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
CoLLECT0RTO BE TAX FERRET
City Authorities on the Track of All
Dodgers

If Mayor McAleer does not use his
veto power, City Tax Collector e. r.
Johnson will soon have another assis-
tant whose duty it will be to make
collections from those who are now
avoiding payments at the tax collec-
tors Office.
The council created the Office of depu-
ty license collector, carrying with it
salary of 500 month, last Monday
and it is now before the mayor for his
signature.
While 1t is not believed by Tax Col
lector Johnson that there is any large
number of evasions, at the same time
his office force is not large enough al
the present time for opportunity to
work up cases against the few who
are believed to be in default of pay"
ment.
The tax on real estate charged TO the
tax Office for collection for the year of
1904-O5 is 81. 1.626.5S5.92. OF this amount
April II. $1.2O5 ,627O2 had been collected.
leaving sum of $42O,95S.9O which be-
comes delinquent on April "a with a
five per cent penalty attached
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
LITERARY SYMPOSIUM
California Writers Discussed by the
Glendale Club
Special to The Herald.

Speclal TO Inc Herald
GLENDALE, April 12.-The program
for the Tuesday Afternoon club was
in charge of Mrs. E. ID. Goode, the
subject being California Writers"
Mrs. Goode presented a most interest
ing paper ON James G.. Clark. Joaquin
Miller. Bret Harte and Mrs. eliza Otis.
Mrs. Ellen Newcomb. herself well
known writer of verse, gave a carefully
prepared paper ON Bob Burdette. John
S. McGroarty e. A, Brininstool and
Mrs. e. II. Brown. Miss Hickman gave
a paper on Leroy Eugene Mosher, clos
ing by reading "The Stranded Bugle,"
considered one Of the best of Mr..
Moshers many poems. Mrs. w. c.
Fraley gave a vocal number, u. A.
Brininstools Lullaby"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
w. C. T. u. WILL HOLD
CONVENTION IN POMONA

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, April 12.-The county con-
vention of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance union will be held in Pomona
on April 10, 20 and 81. and preparations
are being made by the local union for
a large attendance of delegates and
visitors!
Mrs. Lillian NJ N. Stevens of Port
land, Maine, national president of the
w. G. r. u, and Miss Anna Gordon,
national vice president, are on the pro-
gram.
one of the principal features of the
convention, aside from the addresses.
will be diamond medal contest on Fri
day evening, in which there will be
seven contestants.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
WILL LECTURE ON THE
PRISONS OF SIBERIA
Escaped Political Prisoner to Deliver
Address in Santa
Ana
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, April 12.--Lieut. Col.
A. NJ. Lochwitzky, young officer of
the Russian army who has been eXiled
in Siberia for political offenses, will
speak here next Monday evening under
the auspices of the Monday club. Col
Lochwitzky, while in exile, succeeded
in making his escape and embarking
on a Japanese trading vessel and then
smuggling himself upon a ship bound
for the United States, where he land
ed few weeks ago. He details the
Russian political system and the ex-
periences in the Siberian convict
prisons.
Only seven jurors were secured up
to noon today in the trial of Henry
Gibbs for an infraction of the pro-
hibition ordinance. The evidence will
be heard tomorrow
The city trustees last night canvassed
the election returns and declared the
men duly elected as announced from
the unofficial returns. The old board
concludes its work next Monday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13

school houses are needed and the cost
and location of the structures has been
the subject of long drawnout con-
troversy.
The Independent Order Of odd Eel
lows will celebrate its eighty-second
anniversary at a banquet in the pa
vilion on Wednesday evening, April 26.
Local lodge No. 369 is engineering the
affair.
Brick at the rate of $4,000 day is
being delivered from here for the con-
structon Of the Los Angeles outfsll
sewer. city Engineer Stafford Is re-
ported as having said that "the goods
are first class in every respect and
easily meet the specifications outlined
in the contract"
Current Events" is to be the sub
ject of a lecture before the Santa
Monica lecture class at its meeting on
April S, when Mrs. Lou c. Chaplin will
be the speaker. Mrs. Chaplin recently
gave this address before the Ebell
club Of Los Angeles and 1t met with
much enthusiasm.
Santa Monica lodge l. o. G. r. will
present Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" at an entertainment to be held
I'm the North Beach auditorium next
Friday evening. The cast will be made
UP of local young people under the III.
rection Of Miss Katherine Page of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
CITY HALL NOTES
To Entertain Council

To Entertain Council
The Hill Street Improvement club
will entertain the city council this
afternoon at luncheon at the California
club.
Want Street Improved
The property owners on New Hamp-
shire avenue have petitioned the coun-
ell to change and re-establish the pres
ent grade of the avenue.
For Court Street Tunnel
A movement is planned for a public
meeting of property owners west and
north of the Broadway tunnel to con-
slider the proposition of tunnel under
Court street from Broadway to Fig
ueroa street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
TROPICO HAPPENINGS
Choral Society Organized and Other
Entertainments in Prospect
Special ia The Herald,

TROPICO, April 12.-The Tropico
Choral society has been organized at
the residence of Miss Madeline NAL
colin, with S, G. Biddle as president.
The Boys brigade gave a fine lit
erary and musical program at G. A. r.
hall Monday evening. The proceeds
are to be utilized in purchasing uni
forms for the members of the brigade,
The ladies of the w. r. c. are ar
ranging to present Captain Peacocke
and Mrs. Leland Bagley Wednesday
evening, who will give "Playlets."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-13
AFFAIRS OF SAN PEDRO
Bonds to Be Issued for Improvement
of Street
gpecial to The Herali.

BpecIHT 10 INt IIVTuTI
SAN PEDRO, April 12.-At the regu-
lar meeting of the city trustees last
night, resolution Of intention to i'm
prove Palos Verdes street from Sixth
street to Fourteenth street, was
adopted on its first reading. Bonds
for this notable improvement are to
be issued. The improvement is deem
ed necessary in order that people hav-
Ing business at the new city hall may
reach that institution without the aid
OF AN airship,