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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
ZOE sALE
city Lots and Lands

FOR SALE-LOTs
BUTLER q DoNER,
436 IT, w. Hellman Building.
Phones-Home 2O58; Main 4639.
we hsye ihe following list OF lots for
sale IN all parts OF the city, which are
good bargains. II you think Of investing
some money, It will be to your advantage
PRICE siiSO Northwest corner on west
Washington street Lot t6Ox16t feet.
PRICE s40OO-On Burlington. south Of
First street. Lot t2Ox14O feet.
PRICE siSOO-west side Of Fieueroa,
north Of Third street Lot S0xi25 feet.
PRICE s4OOo-A corner on Eighteenth
and wilton Place. Lot 12Oxi6S1s feet.
PRICE sSs6O-A corner on Eighteenth
and Gramercy streets. Lot 120x17s feet.
PRICE s2sOO-A corner on Avenue 90
and Dayton avenue Lot tsOx1SS feet.
PRICE se5OO - Southwest corner Of
Eighteenth and Van Ness. Lot sOxi6l feet
PRICE S2OOO-Corner on Huron and
Avenue 22 Lot 1sOxis5 feet.
PRICE $4,000 EACH-Three lots on
Grand View, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Lot 5Ox14ats feet.
PRICE s17sO-on west washington,
opposite Lenox. Lot 5Ox152 feet.
PRICE s175O-on oxford avenue. near
Twenty-hrst street. 81 feet front.
PRICE si550-On Dalton avenue. close
TO Adams. Lot 5Ox15O feet.
PRICE s14e5 - Southwest corner on
Stanford avenue. Lot 5Ox150 feet.
PRICE S14OO-East front, on Dalton
avenue and Adams. Lot 5Ox15O feet.
PRICE S115O-Corner Of Seventh avenue
and Twenty ninth street Lot 1131sx15O
feet.
PRICE S18OO-west side of Harvard
boulevard, near Pico. Lot 5Ox12S feet.
PRICE S115O-west side of Church
avenue, south of Sixteenth street. Lot 80
x12O feet.
PRICE $1O50-Pasadena avenue, opposite
Avenue 40 Lot 521ax150 feet.
PRICE s1OOO-East front, on Harvard,
near Adams. Lot 5Oxl33 feet.
PRICE S9OO-East front lots on Third
avenue. Lot 5OxllO feet.
PRICE s525-on Thirty y-sixth street,
west of Western avenue. Lot 50x150 feet.
PRICE S450-on Twenty seventh street,
west of Western avenue. Lot 44x135 feet.
PRICE s40O-Lots on Fourth and Fifth
avenues near Twenty y-ninth Lot 5Ox15O
feet.
PRICE S32O-Lots on New Orleans
street. Lot 44x135 feet.
BUTLER & DONER,
436 II. w. Hellman Building.
Phones-HOme 2O5S; Main 1850.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
NO FRENZIED FINANCE

NO
TO BUY Los ANGELES
LOTS
Every family should have home.
Every family that is willing to make
little sacrifice can have home iE Los An
geles; still few lots left in Edendale at
one hundred dollars each; ten dollars down
and ten dollars a month payments; will ac-
cept five dollars month.
Secure a lot then get your two rooms
put up as the start to a house and put your
rent money into a purchase for yourself and
descendants forever.
Lots 80 by more than 200 feet deep at one
hundred dollars; less than one cent a square
foot. l have other tracts.
M L. WICKS.
Room 12S Hellman Bldg,
End and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

NJ. L, wICIIs OFFERS
ACREAGE IN CHAPMAN RANCH,
East of Sunny Slope,
In either haIf-acre. One-acre or two
acre lots, elegant soil and
abundant water,
ALSO CITY LOTS, SOxiSO FEET.
$40 A MONTH PAYMENTS.
NJ. L. wICKs.
1873 Hellman Block,
2OI Broadway.
BANoH LANDS CHEAP
Cheap Alfalfa and Wheat Lands.
Southern California.
Free Perpetual Water Right.
Artesian Water for Domestic Use.
on two railroads.
Low freight rates.
Rich alluvial soil. very level.
Price from $I6 to $50 per acre.
We make two trips week to show our
lands. You had better go along.
WESTERN COLONIZATION AND
INVESTMENT CO.,
8O9-11 Herman w. Hellman Building.
FOR sALE-sALr LAKE ROAD WILL
soon be running. For city lots and state
lands In Southern Nevada with water. at
81. .25 per acre; also snaps In the Muddy and
Vegas valleys. See j. +. MCPHERSON, 4OS
stimson block, cor. Third and Spring; COM
missioner for Nevada In California.
FOR sALE-RANcH, 80 ACRES ALFALFA
land near Westminster. Cal. Three artesan
wells. l5 acres In alfalfa, buildings, stock,
Implements, all fenced and cross fenced.
Price s7500.OO. ADDRESS 9s2 VERNON AVE.
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

CHAS. s. MANN'S
MELROSE AVENUE TRACT.
LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD
SECTION.
Large level lots. so, 60 and 100 feet front
by 146. % feet deep, with cement curbs. gravel
sidewalks, water mains. Prices $500 up.
Positively the lowest prices and the hest
terms offered on this class of property
Take Colegrove car 70 Western ave, where
our branch office is located. Representa-
tive always at the office. Don't fail to in
Vestigate.
CHAs, S. MANN. s15 W. 4th st. Home phone
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

FINE LAND
IN AN
ARTEsIAN BELT.
s1o-PER ACRE-s1O.
HALF CASH, AND THE BALANCE
ON EASY TERMS.
TWO RAILROADS-A BIG SNAP.
SEE GEO. MCLAUGHLIN,
64s-64s HUNTINGTON BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
FoR sALs
Country Property

Souhtry properly
This space
belongs to
@. NJ PURCELL
agent for
fine country property
aiS So. Hill ST.
Home phone Ell. 1857
q nset phone 1857
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Beach Property

FOR sALE-OCEAN PARK: $3.50; FIVE
room. furnished cottage on Fraser avenue;
complete, modern; bath. gas. electricity;
cash Or small payment down. balance
monthly. E. G. DEVENS, 439 Copp Build
ing, 218 South Broadway.
SOME GREAT SNAPS-INVEsT IN NEW
port Beach property while prices are moder-
ate. Great opportunity to make money.
Lots $3.50 and up. Values will double soon.
Call or adress CRELLER REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Newport Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

ACRES AND HOUSE ON SOUTH MAIN
st. VIII sell cheap or rent for $50 per month
J. A. MORBAN G. co.
4l1-ii2 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

sos Concord, with brake and boot. 49,. $40
S22b san Diego blackboard trap. =. -. 500
Si7b Canopy top, rubber tire stanhope 500
800 Top buggy d ,, ~SS
up. Many other bargains, too numerous
=" CAPITO CARRIAGE CO.,
7a8 South Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
ron SALE
city Lots and Land.

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City Lots and Lands
FOR sABE-BY STRONG 4 DICKINSON,
1856 s. BROADWAY.
EITHER PHONE 1873.
ofnce open Monday and Saturday nights
MARsHs CENTRAL AVE. TRACT.
LOTS S2S5 TO $3.50.
COR. 9TH AND CENTRAL AVE.
Nothing like II on the market.
You will never have another
such chance.
LOOK 1T UP AT ONCEi
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1856 s. BROADWAY.
EAST JEFFERSON ST. TRACT.
THE NEWEST SUB. YET
-IOTS 40xi5O--
on East SOth, S1st, Jefferson
and Long Beach car line.
Only 10 minutes TO heart Of city
Street work TO commence at once
Lots from $3.50 to s550-
Take Slauson ave. car on
Main street, direct to our Of
hce, corner 3sth and Long
Beach line
LOOK THIS UP AT ONCE.
STRONG g. DICKINSON,
1856 s. BROADWAY.
NO. a.
$50 DOWN AND SO MONTH FOR
CHOICE, LEVEL 5O-FOOT LOTS, COW
Erred WITH FULL-BEARING FRUIT
TREES, IN THE GREAT AND GROWING
SOUTHWEST, LOCATED IN S. & DIS
SOUTHWEST TRACT, FACING ON S9TH.
10TH AND nsT SITS, AND JUST WEST
OF HALLDALE AVE; STREETS TO BE
81 GRADED. CEMENT CURBS AND CEMENT
SIDEWALKS; PERMISSION GRANTED
FOR TEMPORARY BUILDING ON REAR
OF LOT. PRICE OF $500 AND UP IN
CLUDES THE STREET WORK LOOK
THIS UP AT ONCE FOR THERE ARE
NOT MANY OF THEM.
TAKE w. JEFFERSON ST. CAR TO
WESTERN AVE.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1876 S, BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
stocks anil Bonds

BROADWAY REALTY co.
Real Estate, Loans, Investments.
232-233 Bradbury Building.
Phones-HOme 1888; Main 2187.
We will buy or sell your stocks bonds;
also mines, either quartz or placer.
Try us.
For Sale-One-quarte share OF syndi-
cate stock OF Seaside Park, Long Beach, at
a bargain. Call soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

TWO SPLENDID SALOONS.
Well located.
Business and price right
Let me tell you about them.
$3O00-WhOlesale Liquor Store.
Fine location; good lease.
FRANK LERCH,
121 Henne Block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

FOR SALE-4OO ACRES, FERNANDO VAL
ley. Investigate. WRIGHT & SHARPE,
232 Hellman Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

NO. =
GUS B. HILLS INDEPENDENCE TRACT
$3.50 UP; 500 DOWN AND SO A MONTH
CERTAINLY THE CHEAPEST CLOSE-IN
RESIDENCE LOTS IN THE GROWING
SOUTHWEST. CHOICE, LEVEL AND
HEALTHFUL. FINE SOIL AND VIEW
BETWEEN TWO CAR LINES. STREET
WORK ALL DONE AND PAID FOR. NO
TAXES 19O4-5. NOTHING so CHEAP IN
ALL THE CITY. TRACT OVER HALF
GONE, AND LOTS SELLING RAPIDLY
BUY AT ONCE BEFORE PRICE is
RAISED ON THE LAST LOTS. $3.50 UP;
$50 DOWN, $40 A MONTH.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1876 S, BROADWAY.
PHONE 1878.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

FOR sALE-JoT, N. e. CORNER TWELFTH
and Cahuenga sts., Pico Heights; high
splendid view; one block from Pico street
cars; opportunity for investment or a home
Full particulars Of owner GEORGE G.
JOHNSTON, Allen Building, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
EoR sALs
city Lots and Land.

FOR .sALE-sEIIING FAST HERE
NICE BIG LOT, s. E., NORTH OF 29TH
BETWEBN 2 CAR LINES, AT $500 UP SEQ
CASH, $40 A MO. NOTHING so CHEAP
ELSEWHERE INVEST HERE OR START
HOME, TAXES PAID 190i-5. SEE ME
AT ONCE.
GUS y. HILL, OWNER,
1856 S. BROADWAY.
WITH STRONG g DICKINSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$4,000 WILL PURCHASE A CONTROL
ling interest in a large cooperation in
well established wholesale business; pays
big dividends; dictatorship and office at
tached to prospective buyer; live, active,
experienced business man wanted; party
owning above interest compelled to sell on
account of serious illness This is the best
business proposition we have had to offer
in years No trifer need apply.
f. Il. WOODLEY,
452N South Broadway.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
JUDGE MILLS GIVES
AURORA A VACATION

Aurora Scott. alias Niloa Fleet. who il
is alleged secured SO from Julia Mills
a few days age by means of false pre-
lenses, was arraigned i'm the United
States branch of the Police Court this
morning and in spite Of the fact that she
pleaded not guilty. was sentenced 10
three months labor in the District
workhouse.
A fcw days ago. so the charges go.
Aurora called az the home of Mrs Mills
IN Anaoostia, and told her that her
husband was in trouble and mad been
arrested She said that Mills had asked
her 70 get SO from his wife TO pay his
line. Mrs. Mills gave the $40 but that
evening when her husband returned he
said that he had not been locked UP
and had not sent FOR 80. 1t was then
that WARRANT for the Scott woma n
was sworn out. On the stand this
morning the accused said that a man
named Tyler had asked her to get the
money and that She had done so This
story was not credited by Judge Mills
ana ne imposed fine OF SIS. Not having
the money. Aurora will spend the next
ihree months in the WoFkheUse
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
WORTHLESS CHECK
BOUGHT TOMBSTONE
Woman Wanted to Mark
Husbands Grave.
NOW is UNDER ARREST
Married Three Times-Brother- Law
Says First Two Husbands Died
Mysteriously.

KANKAKEE. i'll. Aug. 2s.-Charged
with passing worthless check with
which to pay for q tombstone erected
over her husbands grave. the widow Of
John Maisson. OF Flanagan. near here
has been arrested i'm Kansas City, and
will be brought back here for trial.
Mrs Maissons arrest reviVes interest
i'm the circumstances of her husband :
death last December. Henry j. Mais-
son. his brother. intimates that the fam
lily have never accepted the theSry that
John Maisson's death was natural.
MY brother" Mr.. Maisson says. was
married in Milwaukee We knew Moth
ing of the marriage until his widow re-
turned here with his body last Decem-
ber. She said she had been married
three times. her second husband having
been one George Lester. of Racine
Wis The name OF her first husband /
have forgotten
'-MN brother died suddenly of blood
poisoning. The doctor said he pTescTib-
cd arsenic; but we have no evidence that
~ brother was given IN overdose
Prom what we can learn the woman :
ether husbands died in the same mys-
tcTiCus manner
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
DIED.

DON-on sunday. August o. l905. At
georgetown University Hospital. MRS. f NJ
DOM wife OF Charles II. DOW and mother of
MIS-. owen Thompson. II
F1SHER-On August 26 1905 at his resi-
dence. :0l West l3sth street, New YORK
CAPT HENRY FISHER. retired II
FISk--On sunday. August -. 1905 at s:S5
a. m. ION c FISK. JR.. infant son of
Ion g and Lotta Fisk al the residence of
his parents, 2iS Indiana avenue northwest. II
HOSMEE-On Sunday. august o. 1905 at
5 a m, MISS CAROLINE e HOSMER. II
MYEHS-At Saratoga X Y. on Sunday
morning August p, 1905. CATALINA J..
widow ot THEoDORUS BAILEY MYERS
/ ana daughter Of the late Sidney Mason. OF
New York. II
ARNSTRONG-On Saturday. August Do
1919. AT ! o CLOCK T. M. at Garfield Me-
moral Hospital. CHARLES II. ARM
STRONG. aged sixty-siX years.
funeral Monday. August pc. al .. m.
fou' funeral parlors OF s. H. Hines Ills
Fourteenth street northwest. au29-2t
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
WINNER OF BIG PRIZE
CANNOT Be FOUND
Mysterious Owner of sI7,5oo Ticket in
Danger of Losing Unexpected
Fortune.

ATHENS. Aug. 2S-Thc owner Of the
ticket which has won the $3.50 prize
in the Greek National Fleet Lottery
has not claimed the money. although
the successful numbers have been pub
iished for . month.
II is now discovered that No. 3I3j52
which won, was sold by the Cephalonia
b-anch OF the Ionlan- Bank, Limited.
and as a number Of British men-of-wa
were anchored in CeDhalonia al the
time when the ticket was sold IL is
thought possible that sorac Briciah
sailor bought il. and. having forgotten
IL. is unaware Of the good fortune that
has befallen him.
II the ticket is not presented within
four more months il VIII be Cancelled,
according to law. and the amount il has
won Will become the property OF tho
Greek government.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
AN ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF SMOKE ORDINANCE

John Mel. Dodson was arraigned in
the District branch OF the Police Court
this morning charged with violating
ihc smoke ordnance He pleaded not
fuiity and demanded a Jury trial In
'pector Butler alleged that on the 18th
N August he saw smoke issuing from
the place known as. Godey's lime kilns.
=, which place Mr.. Dodson Is. said 20 be
ire manager. The lime kflns arc Al the
corner Of Twenty-seventh and l. streets
northwest
Mr.. Dods0n Is we'll known TO the
court oniclsls on account of the many
'imes that he has been arraigncG on the
charge or violating the smoke law
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
CALVARY BAPTIST ATHLETES
OUTING TO MARSHALL HALL

The athletic association of the Calvary
Baptist Church. is giving its annual ex-
cursion today at Marshall Hall. The ex-
cursionists will go down on all three Of
the boats. 10. 2:30 and p. m.
The 10 o'clock boat carried large
number of the association and their
friends and many more are expected to
go on the later boats. Many outdoor
games will be played and number OF
contests have been arranged for the
outing.
The principal athletic event of the day
will be the game foabseball that is to
be played between Calvary Baptist
team and that of Fifth Baptist. The
game is scheduled for O'CLOCK.
j. B. Kinncar has charge OF the ex-
cursion and he has made the arrange
ments so that all going ma have q
pleasant time.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
RUN DOWN BY BICYCLE.

Police of the Seventh precinct are
locking for a colored bicyclist. who
knocked down and ran over Lucy Car
rington. six years old. of 1893 Twenty
eighth street. Georgetown. yesterday
The bike rider made his escape before
his name or address could be learned
ne girl was crossing Twenty-eighth h
street northwest when the accident &C.
CURED.
The girls injuries are slight.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
DEATH RECORD.

Halch, Julia r., 81 1923 18th st. NV
biting, Robert T.. I. lG:3 32d st. nv.
Bland. Elizabeth, u. 0ii q st. sH.
Butter. Philip, co. wash hs:. Hosp.
CARROLL Henry. l mo. - & st. sw.
carter. Cora L.. ! mo. Children Hosp.
CrenshaU Alice M. IS. SJ3 X 81. NV.
Dampman. Catherine. o. 80 Mclean ave snr
Donaldson, Matilda. 30 Freedman's Hosp
Fraction. Gladys. 1 mos. 5JS Il ST nv
Comes. John J., mos. Sheridan ave. Hills
dale. ID. G
Kenpier John G., g. 2is 10th St ne
Holmes. David. 81. 2309l4 Champlain ave
Murphy, William. IS. 222O l4th st. NV
Murphy. William T.. 22. SIS 1th st. sw.
Posey. James, As 627 2d stsW.
Riley, Ellen. a. 1910 q 81. nv.
SfedriCk- Char.es. .. South 81. nv.
Van Allen. Cora o, 20. 429 7th ST. NV
Woecker. Ottilda. l.. c5e r St So
Warren. Marie. IL. pl3 18th 81. 10.
Williams, Harry, -. L. :. Sold. Home.
Wilson. Charles. mos. 1925 34th 81
Wilson. Edward. 2. 1856 9th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
Living on Roots.

Mortality among infants ard old per-
sons Is attaining terrifying proportions
and in many localities the working peo-
pie are living on roots.
The government has organized public
works on a small scale. employing about
GO men. bat this mere drop in the
ocean OF misery. IS = moderate ca!cuia-
ton shows thai 3cO,OC0 are out Of en-
p!oyment.
Cardinal Sanc..a. having Exhausted the
available charitable funds. is going from
house 10 house IN Seville begging for
contributions.
The tcrr-LG-y mos: stricken forms a
circle embracing Seville. JoFeZ CadfZ
MhIasa. and -CTdoVa. where the rivers
Tor years have been gradually nlIing
with sand. preventing navigation and
hindcring CONNIE rec
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
''DQredepiL BiU' Must
Face Murder Charge
One of Morgan's Raiders Held for Killing His
Brother in Kcntucky-At Age of Seventy
seven IS i'm Shadow of GaIIoWs

LEXINGTON. Ky. Aug 2s.--Withered
by age and exposure, tottering on the
brink Of the grave. William II York.
known as the daredevil OF Morgan's
Raiders" occupies cell in the Jeffer-
son county Jail. charged with the mur-
der OF his brother. James r. York,
eighty-six years old, in his home in An
derson county. last Friday afternoon.
when the members Of the household
were attending the county fair in Law
renceburg. KY.
The prisoner is seyenty-seyen years old.
Pinkerton detectives say they have con-
victting evidence OF the old mans guilt.
He stoutly maintains his innocence and
asks everyone who Visits him il it is
credible that his wrinkled old hands
could he guilty of the foul crime
charged against him
Friends Discredir Charge.
William Fl. York fought ~aliantly un-
der Gen John II. Morgan. He was
known to his comrades AZ Daredevil
Bill +" Since the war he has had the
respect of his feiiow-man in Anderson
county. and although the circumstances
seem TO point clearly to his guilt. few
believe that he could have committed
the Geed OF which he is accused.
James r. York. the murdered man.
was one of the wealthiest men in the
county, and had long been regarded as
one OF the most phtlanthropic men in
the state. He was a widower and re-
sided with Mr. and Mrs. William Wal
lsce, the latter a niece. and the daugh-
ter OF the brother who ;s now accused
OF the murder. A short distance from
the Wallace home lived William York
with another daughter and her aus
band. Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Byrd
whistle.
Alleged Motive for Crime.
The elder York had always been very
liberal 10 his brother and the latter Z
family. Long ago he decided the house
and farm on which he lived TO Mrs.
Wallace. He had made other rich be-
quests to the other children OF his broth
or William, and the latter. too, had fire.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
Japan Wants Peace.

"No, ] would not describe II as such
Japan Is here to make peace if it car
be done in justice to. itself"
Mr.. Korostovetz. speaking for the Rus
sian envoys. still holds TO the belief that
the next session will be the last
II was not present at the Saturday
afternoon session" he said. But
have been Informed that had IL no.
been for the request OF the Japanese
ENJOYS NE would have concluded our
lsbcrs at that time. and have gone away
Sundo-
DO vHu expect to receive concessions
from J@ocn@"
'If ne DO not there will be nothing
more TO keep MS here" he answered.
"Will Russia make any conce cessions
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
SENT TO ASYLUM.

Surgeons Burch and wall CT the Po-
ice Department. today recommended
that Sarah Dyson, colored. thirty-five
costa on suspicion OF being mentally
unbalanced. be sent to the Washington
Asylum Hospital for further observa-
uon, as they. were not. satisfied after
tneaf examination that she was insane.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
AMOUNT OF PENSIONS
LAST YEAR S142,O0O,OOO

Commissioner OF Pensions Warner has
completed his annual report. and today
submitted ii 10 the Secretary OF the In
terror IL has been sent 10 the printer
and will be given 10 the press as soon
as printed copies are received from the
Government Printing Office.
III is said that the amount expended
iyf pensions last year is nearly Sli2 900. =
eD. or few thousands less than the
appropriation. ard that the names on
ihe pension roll are close on 10 the ST.
10000 mark
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
Arsenic Spring Deals
Death to Travellers
Poisonous Waters That Lure prOspeCtors to
Death in the Noted Bad Lands of the Far
SOuthwest-WarningS Signs DESTROYED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 2s.-Timo-
thy Ryan. of this city, has been found
dead in the Mojave desert. near the
entrance 10 Death valley. at Arsenic
springs.
Arsenic springs is an oasis of death
II is green spot in the most deSolate
part of the region, but the bubbling
waters of the spring are charged with
arsenic This is the thirty-ffth death
The Washington times., 1905-08-28

this season caused by the drinking of
the waters.
erected warning travellers against the
waters. but in every case the signs
have been pulled down either out OF
camp fire.
An effort is being made TO secure the
erection OF iron signs for this and other
poison springs in the desert. and for the
purpose of guiding prospectors and
others to good water.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
District a Desert.

'iGe district always has been dry. but
this year two months drought rem
dered The district virtually desert
Murmurs Of revolution have awakened
apprehension. and the farmers every
where are taking refuge in the CITY
while the poll - regard with indiife renee.
acts nf piIa2e inc.te0 by agitatCrS re
fUsing TO arrest men who frequently
.tccliSe themselves IA order 10 OBTAIN
iOOd.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
ADO|CKS' DOWN. ALL
WOULD AID PARTY
Republicans in Delaware
Might Reunite.
MUST DETERMINE ISSUE
If Addicks Decides to Fight Split
in State Will Be More
Serious.

A reunited Republican party in Della
ware is considered the possible result
of the downfall of J. Edward Addicks
But if, on the other hand. Addicks de-
clines to accept his fate, and is able
to turn up with the sinews and the
disposition 10 make another fight. then
the split In the State may become more
serious than it is now
legislature must be elected in 1906.
which at the beginning of 1901 is charged
with electing two Senator's Senator Al
lee wants TO be reelected. and 1t is
pretty plain now that he Is going TO
make his fight independent OF the Phila-
delphia gas magnate. whom he con-
siders down and out. Addicks without
doubt made Il possible for Alice to be-
come a Senator, and feud between
the two would be especially bitter.
Looking to Control
1t is suspected that Alice and T.
Coleman Dupont are close to the organi-
cation of an offensive and defensive al
lance. looking to the control OF the
next Legislature in the interest of Al
lees election. and with Dupont as col
league 1t IS said that Addicks may
retire as Delaware member of the Re
publican National Committee and turn
the place over to Dupont. If Addicks
would retire, IL is NOT unlikely that
the Union and stalwart organizations of
the party in the State could be re-
united and semblance of harmony re-
stored. 1t is apparently up TO Ad-
dicks. once more. TO determine the is
sGe- In the last Legislature he would
some of them had deserted him, and
whether he will now- sacrifice any
chance of future domination which he
may believe he still retains is doubted.
The Washington times., 1905-08-28
SPANISH LABORERS
LIVING ON ROOTS
At Least Two Thousand Out
of Work.
STARVATION Is SPREADING
Tales of Distress Are Pouring in From
Those Provinces Where Hun
ger Prevails
STARVATION Is SPREADING

SEVILLE. Spain, Aug 2s-Heartrend-
ing reports continue TO reach the provin-
ciai authorities from the outlyin =
famine-stricken district The mayors of
Osuna and AImogia notify the authori-
tics that their resources are exhausted
and that they are una bic to further as
sist the famished laborers and the wo-
men and children as the distress is too
acute