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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
OP|ATES WRECK
BRILLIANT MIND
DENVER DOCTOR ADDICTED TO
USE OF MORPHINE
Commission Declares once Prominent
Practitioner Of Denver Mentally
Incapable and Orders COM
initial to Highland

DR. George Brown, who was for
many years one Of the most popular
and well beloved physicians in the city
OF Denver. was yesterday adjudged In
sane by the insane commission and, un-
less u develops that he has private
means large enough to pay the eN-
penso of placing him In a private sani-
tarium, he will he comitted to High
land
Dr. Brown, when placed on the wit
ness stand. testified that his mental
disorder was the result of the use of
morphine and cocaine. He said that
he was iu the habit Of taking from
eight to twelve grains of cocaine and
from four to eight grains of morphine
daily.
Mrs. Brown his wife, was one Of the
complaining witnesses, and testified
that she was in constant fear that her
husband would kill himself and perhaps
some Of the children
The doctor seemed broken hearted
over the facts as presented I'm the
evidence. and repeatedly said, 1T was
the drug that did it; not me"
Or. Brown stated that he was afraid
that his children were acquiring the
morphine and cocaine habit for the
reason that they always bought the
drugs for him and he had missed
Quantities of both morphine and CO.
Aalne from the bottles in which they
were purchased Mrs. Brown testified
that there was absolutely no grounds
for the suspicious of her husband and
that she was with her children almost
all of the time.
A sister of the doctor who lives in
Chicago will be sent for and If she
will supply funds the doctor will be
sent to a private sanitarium; if not,
he will go to Highland.
DR. Beebe testified that he had been
the partner of DR.. Brown, and that
he had not known that DR.. Brown was
addicted to the use of drugs until his
attention was called to that fact by a
lawyer having offices in the same
building. DIR. Beebe said that since
it had been pointed out to him he recog-
nized the symptoms. DIR. Beebe also
asserted that he had found that DR..
Brown was In the habit of taking from
forty to one hundred sub-cutaneous
hypodermic injections of morphine and
cocaine. He said that he believed that
a rest of six months, If the use of the
drugs was discontinued, would result
in the complete recovery of DR.. Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. Csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

If you want to go east. &. Haydock,
Agt. Illinois Central K. R.. 23S s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
EllerY Pronram

Among the numbers on the ElerS
band program I'm the Venetian Garden
at Venice tonight are the Liszt Second
Hungarian Rhapsody" with cadenzas
by Decimo; the prison scene. act 4, "I
Trovatore'; scene from act Of "Lu
Boheme' and the Excelsior" ballet
music. four numbers that are sure tc
attract a large crowd to Abbot Kin
ney's Santa Monica bay resort this
evening. The prelude to Perosi's "Res-
direction of Lazarus and the "Zam-
pa overture will also be heard. Signoi
Riso, Mr.. Ellery's splendid baritone
soloist. will play "Dio Possente" from
"Faust"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
Who Shall
Own America?
A Great Novel
"PriSOnerS"
by
Mary Cholmondeley
AUTHOR OF
cred Pottage"

The Cincinnati Tlmes.Star, says;
Not for years has there been printed
more thrilling story than Prisoners
by Mary Cholmondeley. The most
blase of magazine readers will find the
story magnetic and stirring"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
Manchester Was Murdered

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-An au-
topsy has shown that Philip Manches-
ter, who died at the city and cour rtS
hospital on November "a, was probably
murdered. His skull was badly frac-
tured and the surgeons think the in
jury was inflicted with a blunt instru-
lnent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

November and December O5 issues free with subscriptions for
and the most stirring serial of the day.
(author of RED POTTAGE and the great adventure
by Stewart Edward White author of "THE BLAZED TRAH
etc., and Samuel Hopkins Adams besides 100 really good short
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29
CAPTAIN Hurley ConvaIescinu

BOSTON. Nov. 2S.--The condition of
Daniel j. Hurley, captain of the Har-
ward football team, was improved to-
day. He spent considerable time walk
ing about the buildings and grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

Sewells recent decision dismissing q
writ of prohibition to restrain the COM
mon council from hearing the charges
that have been preferred against the
recorder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-29

Juy
whe
He Angeles in 1888 with
valuable interests
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS,
IS REPUBLICAN,
Gr1ild Elected, and Lodge Re
buked by the Reciprocity
Forces. -

Boston, Nov. 8.-A revision today Of
the vote in yesterdays election in Mas
sachusetts failed to materially alter the
result.
The republican victory all along the
line, with the exception of the contest
for lieutenant governor, was just as
pronounced as it was at midnight last
night. The revised figures are: Gov
ernor-Guild (rep.), l97,512; Bartlett
}}dS }dSsm')' 174'a9e; : Guilds plurality, 2s'-
Lieutenant Governor-Draper (rep.),
Draper's plurality, 1896. ~, -. -,
The democrats slightly increased
their representation in both branches
of the legislature, gaining three SEN
8atorsaS and one representative.
A feature of the election was the
unlooked-for victory Of John B. M Moran
for district attorney Of Suffolk county,
which includes the city Of Boston. Mr..
Moran failed to receive any party nom
ination, and ran entirely on the indorse-
ment Of the requisite number of citi-
zens. His opponent, Michael }. Sugh-
rue, had the Endorsement Of both re-
publican and democratic parties.
Chairman Lyman of the democratic
state executive committee said today
that the democratic leaders would re
! quire a recount Of the vote for lieuten
| ant governor. a-E-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
e.. o. P. SWEEPS CHICAGO
Garry Every Candidate to
Victory.

Chicago, Nov. s.-The republicans
swept Chicago yesterday, electing every
candidate on their ticket. The com
plete returns early today show the fol
lowing figures:
Judges, Superior Court-Gary, rep.
9S,93S; McEwan, rep, 9o,922; Ball, rep.
29l 1856; Kavanaugh, rep, 100, ,349
Ramsey, dem, 7l,2S7; smietana, dem.
65,263; Sheperd, dem. :, 1882; Werno
dem., 59,794.
Judges Superior Court, to Fill Va
cancy-smith, rep, 8S,743; Tolman
dem, 81,7lS.
Judge Circuit Court-Pinckney, rep
88,27S; Doyle, dem., 77,439.
In the vote for trustees Of the SAM
tary district, Nc Cormick, the highes
man on the republican ticket, receive
S6,643 votes against S0,377 for Webb
the highest man on the democrati
ticket. Baker, the low man on the re
publican ticket, received in the cit
2,25S more votes than Webb, the hig
man of the democratic ticket.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
EASY ON DRUNKS
FROM MILL CITY
St. Paul Policemen Feel They
Shouldn't Be Unkind Street
Railway Policy.

While no official confirmation is OBJ
tainable, the impression exists among
ST. Paul patrelmen that they are to
be easy' on. Sunday drunks from
Minneapolis, and are to place them on
home-bound interurban cars. This IS
in line with the policies of both cities
under various administrations and orr
5g,inated in desire to avoid expense
by steering such individuals as were
able to navigate to some safe place.
The specific application OF this policy
to Minneapolis drunks in st. Paul Is
significant.
On the other hand, obstreperous Sun
day drunks, who acquire malt or spirit
uous sensations in other places and
seek to disturb the peace and quiet OF
the community while coming back on
interurban and other cars, will find that
the administration has a strong and
fearless ally in the street railway com
pany. Those who acquire jags IN St
Paul, Robbinsdale, Medicine Lake, Hop.
kins and other outside resorts on Sun:
| day will have to behave if they want
/ to get back to Minneapolis on the
streetcars.
| While the street railway company is
| taking no active part in the present
dispute and difference in Judgment be
/ tween the mayor and the saloon inter
4 ests, it will, nevertheless, protect pas
sengers on it's cars. The instructions
/ to the conductors are to eject all noisy
or offensive drunks from their cars
4 Any drunk who attempts to create :;
trough house, on a Sunday, car VII
4 be bounced if he does not obey the hrs
order to be still and behave.
i If a passenger falls into drunken
/ offensive stupor, making himself a nul
sance to the other passengers. IN It tn
car, he will likewise be put off. Thl
i does not mean that stupid drunk
4 dead to the world, will be thrown OF
4 on the prairie in the cold to freeze o.
1 the track, where he may be run owe
by another car. Such drunks will no
i be allowed to board cars if noticed
5 and if discovered while the car is still
in the city patrol limits, where the
can be cared for by the police, will b
elected with the noisy drunks.
The point has been raised that tn
drunks from outside. villages will Great
a Sunday night reign of terror 0
]. streetcars leading to these points, bu
the orders issued by the streetcar con
pany to it's trainmen will tend to dl'
courage any such business. An ord
nary, peaceable flag" that can tax
s care<of himself without seriously Q:
Z Tending other passengers need not fes
molestation as long as he behaves hin
self, but the steeple- -pickers that hay
arrived at the count of Monte Christ
state Of intoxication where they al
moved to rise and say "the world
mine0 will have ample cause to fes
the bouncer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Clash in Louisville.

Louisville, KY, Nov. Son the face
of the returns which are not contested,
Paul Barth. democratic nominee for
mayor, has been elected by about $500.
There are a number Of precincts in
which the supporters Of Joseph J..
O'Neal, fusion candidate, claim no
election was held, and in others the bal
lots are alleged to have been stolen.
The status of the legislature today
appears: Senate-Democrats 81; re-
publicans, 5; doubtful, 2. House-dem-
ocrats, 10; republicans, II; doubtful, Z.
These bodies will elect a successor
to Senator Blackburn, whose place is
contended for by former Judge Payn-
ter Of the court of appeals.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

Philadelphia, Nov. 8.-The political
revolution in this city and in the state
Yesterday was the greatest that has
occurred in Pennsylvania in nearly a
generation There have been previous
upheavals, but this is the first time in
years that every office for which there
was any semblance Of contest has
been lost to the regular republicans. 1t
is also the first time in quarter of a
century that regular republicans have
been defeated for control Of the state
treasury. Memorable contests have
been waged against the republicans for
the office, but without success, and 1t
is worthy Of note that yesterdays cleo
tion was the first that has been held
for the place since the death of former
United States Senator Quay.
Landslide for Berry.
The plurality Of William H. Berry,
who was nominated by the democrats,
independent party, Lincoln party and
prohibitionists for state treasurer, Will
be nearly 100000, and may go above
those figures. j. Lee Plummer, the re-
publican candidate, ran far behind his
ticket in nearly every county in the
lican ticket was elected by the usual
republican pluralities. President Roose-
velt's plurality last year was more than
half million.
The victory Of the city party, the
reform organization, over the regular
republicans in Philadelphia was com:
plete and beyond the expectations OF
the reform leaders. The city party 's
plurality is 1898. The reform, wave
ing Plummer in the city by 36,037 plu
rality.
Abolish Grade Crossings.
The proposed $4,O0O,OO0 loan for the
abolition of grade crossings was carried
by large majority. The highest tota
vote cast for any one office was tha
for sheriff, the vote being 255,292. Th'
total vote for president last year wa
2S1,6 ,654.
The city party claims that, inasmuc]
as 81 900 alleged fraudulent names wer
stricken from the voting lists since tn
fight against the republican organiza
tion began last May, the vote. cast yes
terday was the highest ever spoiled L
the city.
The regular republicans carried onl
fourteen of the forty-two wards TO
their local ticket. Plummer, for stat
treasurer, carried sixteen.
= ss One Of the surprises OF the elect1o
i was the loss by the regular republican
of United States Senator Penrose3
ward. It gave a city party pluralit
of so, but Plummer carried it by 5
votes. Insurance Commissioner Martin
at one time the republican leader Of tn
> city, lost his ward yesterday for tn
. first time in thirty years. David t
Lane, the veteran leader, upon whol
much work of the republican campaig
fell, also lost his ward, the twentieth.
Record Number of Arrests.
Never in the history of Philadelphi
elections have 50 many arrests bee
made as in the contest which yesterda
resulted in the defeat of the republ
, cans by the reform city party. Score
Of prisoners were arraigned today b.
fore Magistrate Eisbrown at the Cel
s trail police station in the city hall an
nearly 500 who were arrested are III
: der bail awaiting further hearings t.
: morrow. The charges against the d
PENDANTS are varied, but the majorit
>, of them are accused of voting and a
;, tempting to vote illegally. #
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN
Plurality Double That of Two Years
Ago on Same Office.

nearly ali election precincts in Nebras-
ka have been received and it is appar-
ent that Letton (republican candidate
for supreme judge) has a plurality of
$4,000 over Hastings, fusionist: This
plurality is about double the plurality
given the republican candidate for su-
preme judge two years ago. The re
publican candidates for university
regent, who were attacked by the
fusionists because of a large money
gift to the university from John D.
Rockefeller, have run slightly ahead of
their own ticket
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Rebuke to Mormonis1n,

Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. S.-The
American party founded for the express
purpose of overthrowing the influence Of
the Mormon church in municipal affairs,
gained a complete victory in Yesterdays
city election. E. G.. Thompson was
elected mayor by a plurality Of 925 over
Richard P. Morris democrat and Nor
mon), who was a candidate for re-
election. The entire city of the Ameri-
can is elected by about the same vote.
The Americans will have control of the
council, having elected six councilmen
to act with the two gentle holdovers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
HEARST CONTESTS THE ELECTION or MCCLELLAN;
BOSS RULE IS REBUKED DEMOCRATS CARRY OHIO
RESULTS OF THE
POLITICAL BATTLES

IN NEW YORK:
Issue: Bosslsrn, graft and corrup.
tion In high places.
Result: Mixed, but stlnqInq rebuke
to Murphy and odelI. jerome VIC
torious by f1.ooo. Mcclellan barely
scratches In by 3,485. Hearst makes
/ tremendous showing. He claims
gross fraud and will contest to high
/ est courts in state.
/ in PHILADELPHIA:
Issue: Down with graft and the
corrupt republican gang.
Result: Gang doWned and Mayor
Weaver lndorsed. Entire city (anti-
graft) ticket elected by 1883 plu-
| raIity.
/ IN PENNSYLVANIA:
Issue: Down with the corrupt PEN
| rose machine.
Result: Crushing defeat for re-
i publican machine and gang. DEM
ocratIc state treasurer elected by
100000 plurality.
IN MARYLAND;
Issue: Gorman's scheme to dis
franchise 100000 negroes
German and blow to his prestige.
IN OHIO:
/ Issue: Bossism as typlfied by Cox
of Cincinnati.
Result: Singing rebuke to boss
ism and its political sponsors. Pat
tson (den.) elected governor by
10000 over Herrick (rep.)
s ~ss4cz,s3
IN CLEVELAND:
Mayor Tom johnson reelected by
1000 plurality.
IN MASSACHUSETTS:
+ Issue: Reciprocity and dominance
of Senator Lodges.
Result: Mixed. Main fight made
on lieutenant sovernorship. Draper
(rep.) being protectlonist and Whit
ney, (dem.) champion of reciprocity.
: The republicans elected Guild gov
ernor and their entire ticket. De-
creased republican vote interpreted
as rebuke to Lodge and slap at hide
bound projections.
IN NEBRASKA:
Issue: Elimination Of railroad In.
fIuence from politics.
are eliminated, as each party vice
with the other in denounclng them
Republicans elect supreme court judge
and two regents fof state university
by 10000 plurality. Fusion of dem
ocrats and populists a failure.
in SAN FRANCISCO:
f. Issue: Down with corrupt labor
bossism In municlpai -sffairs.
Result: Defeataof republican ant
democratic fusfonlsts. who combine'
to beat scIansi it's the labor mayor
who Non BY. q q q 4 q alura' ''ty sssss5s
( IN SALT LAKE CITY:sN
Issue: Down with Mormon influ
ence in politics.
| Result: American (anti- Mormon
| candidate beats both republican an
democratic nominees for mayor
| Blow for Reed Smoot. ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
The Indianapolis Vote.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. S.-With
complete unofficial returns from all but
two of the 246 precincts in this city,
Charles a. Bookwalter's plurality over
John W; =, Hoffman, DEM, for mayor is
1882. The total vote cast for three
candidates for mayor was 52,091--by
far the largest vote ever cast in a mu-
nicipal campaign in this city.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
Labor Wins in Frisco.

San Francisco, Nov. S.-The complete
returns from the San Francisco election
show that every candidate on the union
labor ticket was elected, the plurality
over the fusion and socialist tickets
ranging from 1870 to 1880. An orGi-
from $84 to $500 was defeated by ma
ioritY of 224l
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
TYPHOON RUINS 1000
BUILDINGS In JAPAN

Toxic, Nov. .8.A typhoon yesterday
wrought extensive devastation in the
province Of Oshima and in the islands
adjacent. More than 1000 buildings
were destroyed, and steamer, it is
said, was wrecked. No loss Of life is
reported.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN
Net Gain of $3.50 Shown in Vote for
Governor.

Providence, R. l., Nov. a.-One hun
dred and ffty-four voting precincts out
of a total Of 156 in the state give
George H. Utter, rep, for governor,
30,325; L. F. G. Garvin, dem, 26, 169.
The same districts last year gave Utter
33 .5S4; Garvin, 32,75S-a net republican
gain of $3.50.
The state senate probably will con-
tain thirty-three republicans and four
democrats and the house sixty repub-
licans and ten democrats.
The proposed constitutional amend
ment favored by the republicans and
providing for the division of the state
into 100 assembly districts, failed to
secure the three-ffths vote necessary
for it's adoption. Elisha Dyer, rep,
was elected mayor of Providence by a
plurality of about 1,4OO over Clarence
A. Aldrich, dem. He will be the first
republican mayor Of the city in eleven
years. The mayor, Patrick J. Boyle of
Newport, head of the city government
for many years and democratic candi
date for reelection, was defeated by
Robert Cottreel, rep, by SO votes. Dem
ocratic mayors We're chosen in Paw
tucket, Woonsocket and Central Falls.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

carrier force Minnesota--Barnesville, route 1,
Charles I'll. Hass carrier, Fred A. johnson sub
stitute.
Eourth-class postmasters appointed: Dennison,
Goodhue county, Mimi, w. W. Bunday, vice /.
o. Fiaten, resigned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
CLEVELAND VOTED EARLY

| Princeton, N. J.. Nov. S.-Former President
Grover Cleveland walked three blocks from his
| fused to ride, altho ambitious candidates wed
with each other in offering to drive him free. :
The former president talked with several stu
dents in the polling place and took not more
| than half a minute to make his ballot.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
LONDON TO MARRY AGAIN
War Correspondent Will Wed Miss
Kittredge Of Newton, Iowa.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Newton, Iowa, Nov. S.-Secret prep
arations are being made for the mar
riage of Miss Carmine Kittredge of this
place to Jack London, author and war
correspondent. London met the young
woman in Berkley, Cal, just before he
secured divorce from his first wife in
California year ago. After returning
from the orient, he visited Iowa on a
lecturing tour and Newton was the first
town on the list,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

ARRESTED ON FORGERY CHARGE.
Special to The Journal
La Crosse Wis, Nov. S.-George Monroe and
Samuel jacobson were arrested here today.
/ charged with forging two checks at Mankato.
Mimi They will be taken back by officers
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
PATTISON WINS
BUCKEYE STATE
Herrick, Republican, Appears to
Be Defeated by About
$4,000.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. S.-John N:
Pattison, democrat, will be the next
governor of Ohio and his party asso-
ciates on the state ticket have also all
been elected, according to the lndlca-
tion of precinct returns and county
plurality figures received here up to IL
O'Clock this morning.
The exact figures are unknown ana
may not be known today, but there
seems nc reason to doubt the success
of the entire democratic state ticket by
at least a safe plurality, while Chair
man CARRIER claims $4,000 plurality for
Pattison and the democratic ticket.
Up to II O'Clock Chairman Dick has
refused to admit officially the defeat
of his ticket. but it was understood at
republican headquarters that the re-
ports from county chairmen indicate
that result. Governor Herriek, Chair
man Dick and Elmer Dover Of the na-
tional committee were in consultation
all morning and a statement was prom
ised later in the day. ~
Both houses Of the legislature will be
democratic, the last hope of republicans
vanishing with the report that the Ham
ilton county delegation was democratic.
Chairman Dick this afternoon issueo
the following statement:
Estimates based on reports from the
forty-three counties, which include
1861 precincts, and the assumption
that the same ratio Of democratic gains
to be heard from outside of Cuyahogs
and Hamilton counties show that Patti
son is elected by plurality approx
mating 25,O0O'
It was further announced that insult
fcient returns had been received t.
warrant any statement regarding tn
legislature.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08
WORKED BOGUS CHECKS.

Special to The Journal. - 7 =
Wincna MINI, Nov. S.-A man representing
himself as travelling glassware salesman from
st. Paul worked two Dakota village merchants
to cash bogus expense checks for small amounts
then made his escape. E- -t
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-08

T IN SALT LAKE CITY:@S.
Issues: Down with Mormon influ-
ence ir politics.
Result: American (anti- Mormon)
i candidate beats both republican and
democratic nominees for mayor:
| Blow for Reed Smoot. 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-22
Theatrical

The largest crowd of the season at
tended the initial performance OF A.
G. Delalnatcr's Typewriter Girl in
the 'Buckroc Beach casino last night.
The performance was smoothly given
and the several musical numbers met
with the hearty approval of the large
audience. The Typewriter Girl is
the largest and best attraction offered
at the casino by Manager Rex and the
indications arc that large crowds will
be at the beach each evening this week
to witness the performance.
Test Of Boilers.
The test of the boilers Of the bat
tlcship Minnesota has been completed
at the shjpyurd. The big battleship
has twelve boilers of the Dabcock-
Wilcox type and three weeks time was
required for the test of all of them.