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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Divorce Proceedings
to Be Dropped
Wife Gets Million for
Christmas Gift
Steel Maenate Declares That He Has
Broken With Mabelle Gilman.
Wife at Home With
Father-n.Law
Special to The Herald.

special 10 me Herald
PITTSBURG, Dec. 22.--Mrs. Laura
Cook Corey has decided to abandon her
intention of approving for n divorce
from her husband w. Ellis Corey,
president of the United States steel
corporation. She had been offered ST.
100000 as Christmas gift by him to
do so and he has assured her that he
has broken with Mabelle Gilman. He
has also promised to make a will in
which his son Allan shall be his sole
heir.
Mrs. Corey has accepted this offer,
according to some of her closest friends.
which was made yesterday afternoon
at the Union depot, when she alighted
from the train. She was met by AL
fred a. Corey, father of the steel king,
VINO was empowered to make her the
above offer. She accepted and then
had her trunks directed to the elder
Corey's home and went with him on
the suburban train.
Mrs. Corey got into the home of her
relatives by the back door, coming up
the railroad tracks with her son Allan
while her father-in-law came UP the
front street whistlng. Once in the
Corey home she was safe and it was
not until past midnight when n neigh
Dor saw Mrs. Corey step to the door
to greet some guests at the house, that
her presence here were discovered This
morning Mrs. Corey, with a lot Of
women as bodyguard. went shopping,
but she kept out of the way of ali
newspaper men nor would she talk TO
friends.
w. E. Corey's wealth is estimated
at over ten millions. When the Coreys
were married the steel magnate was
working for salary of $40 per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
.ENJOlNS SALT LAKE ROAD
Work on Spur Track to Quarry Held
Up by Court Order at
Riverside
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Dec. 22.-The Salt Lake
has run against small snag in an in
junction which was granted by Judge
Noyes. Complaint is made by Frank
A. Tetley that the defendant railroad
corporation had made surveys over a
strip of land twenty feet wide in West
Riverside and has refused to make any
compensation whatever. 1t is asked
that upon Il proper showing the tenn
porary injunction be made permanent.
The land in question is on the route
of the spur to the Blyston quarry
which the Salt Lake is putting in from
Pedley station in West Riverside, and
the injunction will probably hold up
the work until settlement is made
satisfactory to Tetley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
BANK PRESIDENT EXPIRES
John Carne of Ventura Passes Away
Was Well Known in
Chicago
BY Associated Press.

VENTURA. Dec 22.--John Carne,
president of the First National bank
of Ventura and one of the leading
orchardists and business men of this
county. died In this city today
Mr.. Carne came to this county from
city he was well known as the chief
deputy in the county clerks Office for
many years.
He was prominent i'm Republican pol
itics in Chicago and after coming TO
this county took leading part in poll
tics. attending state and county con-
ventions. He had recently organized
and was made president of the Bank
a native of England. 6S years of age.
He leaves IL family of six grown
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
MURDER is SUSPECTED
Charge That San Francisco Man Was
Poisoned by His Own
Father
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Nicholas
CALI made q statement at the coroner
office this morning to the effect that
Walter and Clarence Druesdom had
told him they suspected their brother,
Albert l.. DSuesdom, had died from
poisoning. AIN arrangements were com
plete for the fdneral and cremation,
but the coroner issued an order direct
ing that the body be removed to the
niorgue for a postmortem investiga-
ticn.
At the same time the statement of
Cali was communicated TO the detec-
tives ana an official inquiry set on foot.
CALI IN his statement to the police
alleged that it was his belief that
Druesdom had been poisoned by his
own father
lie also intmated that Maggie Mann
used hes influence with the father to
induce him to dispose of the son.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
MEXICANS ARREST FINSTAD
Bodies of Victims of Bandits Raid
Are Still Held Pending an
Investigation
BY Associated Press.


Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. 22.-L. II. Fin
stad of Los Angeles, at whose home two
Americans were killed or wounded, at
Diaz, Mexico, has been arrested by
the Mexican authorities.
Finstad's arrest, it is believed, has
no significance in itself, being ordered
simply in compliance with the Mexican
law. Mrs. Finstad. who arrived hers
today from Los Angeles. gives the fol-
lowing as the correct names of those
who were attacked at her husbands
home:
o. b. Finstad, Los Angeles.
g. w. McMurray. Los Angeles,
brother of Mrs, Finstad.
Robert G. Coughener ("Shorty"), Los
Angeles.
Robert w. rutherford, Philadelphia.
The bodies of Rutherford and Nc
Murray are still held at Santa Rosalia
pending an investigation of the affair
by the Mexican authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Must Pay 1904 Sugar Tax
BY Associated Press

SAN DOMINGO. Republic of Santo
Domingo. Dec. 22.-The government
has ordered the enforcement of taxa
ton on the sugar produced i'm 1904 and
has declared that shipments will be
prohibited unless this tax is paid. The
planters, however, refuse to pay, bas-
ing their refusal on certain government
DEGREES and on contracts entered into
with them by which the sugar industry
was to be freed from all taxation for
a period of twenty years. AS u result
of this situation the plantations may
cease cultivation. American interests
are largely involved. The country is
quiet
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
To Consolidate Street Railways
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. GA consolida-
ton of the subway, elevated and sur
face traction lines of Manhattan island
is believed to be probable as result
OF the sale of the interests of Thomas
l.. Ryan in the Metropolitan Street
railway system to August Belmont.
The Metropolitan system includes prac-
tlcally all the surface roads on the
island and Mr.. Belmont is president
of the Interborough Rapid Transit COM
pany, which operates the elevated
roads and the subway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
WILL IMPOUND WATERS
Extensive Reservoir System on the
Upper Carmel River Is
Projected
BY Aesociated Press.

IhboONItITCu
PACIFIC GROVE, Dec. GA plan
of impounding the food waters of the
Carmel river has been decided upon by
the Pacific improvement company. The
necessary properties have been secured
and extensive reservoirs will be formed
on the upper Carmel by means of i'm
pounding dams. The outlay involved
including conveyance to the existing
reservoirs will be about 100000.
Although the average rainfall in the
valley is about thirteen inches, In parts
of the watershed it amounts to three
times that amount and great guam
tity of water is expected to be retained
by the projected dams.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
ANGELENO BUYS FRANCHISE
Hugh T. Duff Gets Permit to Estab=
lish Electric Plant at
Escondido
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 22.-At a special
meeting of the town trustees of Es-
condido this afternoon an electric light
franchise was sold to Hugh T. Duff
of Los Angeles for $25.
The franchise is to run for fifty
years and for the first five years Mr..
Duff is to have the franchise for moth
ing. After five years he is to pay 2
per cent of the gross earnings to the
city of Escondido. Work must begin
in installing the plant inside of four
months and it must be finished in a
year. Mr.. Duff does not propose to
wait for the four months, but will inn
mediately begin the construction of a
100000 plant. 1t is claimed that the
proposition may later mean power for
an electric line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
ARREST JAPANESE FOR ARSON
Believe Oriental Set Incendiary
Fire for Spite at
Wonoan

n. Nakafuka was arrested by Pa
trolman McCart late last evening on
suspicion of attempting to set fire TO
a house at 209 North San Pedro street
Thursday evening. The officer believes
that he has a clear case against the
japanese but will not prefer the charge
of arson until certain
According to what could be learned
from the patrolman last evening Ma
kafuka was in the vicinity of the in
cendiary fire Thursday night. Later a
box of blazing shavings on which haa
been poured oil was found under the
rear porch.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Injunctions Against scaIpers
By Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. 22.-Injunc-
tions to prevent eleven "scalpers" who
have offices in Utah from buying or
selling railroad tickets issued by the
Southern Pacific and the Denver &
Rio Grande companies We're filed here
today in the federal court. The com
plainants are ID. I1. Burley, general
passenger agent of the Hartman lines
at this place, and 1. A. Benton, general
agent here of the Rio Grande lines
Judge Marshall cited the eleven defend
ants to appear on February IL and
show cause why the injunction should
not be issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
PART I

FAX !
1-Coreys make up.
2-Eher says he can save Powers.
3-HoId conference on speakership.
4-EditoriaI.
5-City news.
6=7-Glassified advertisements.
S-Claim men are clever thieves.
PART II
1-Wecomes Bishop Conaty.
2-Sports.
3-or9anize big cattle company.
4-Lofty figures prevent answers.
5-Markets.
6-Southern California news.
EASTERN
Insurance investigation discloses pecu.
liar methods Of the Mutual Life,
Corey and wife recOncilCd; he promises
to drop Mabolle Gilman.
New York legislators hold conferences
on the speakcrshp
FOREIGN
Campbell -Bannorman's speech arouses
indignation of conservatives.
Many killed in battles between peas
anuy and officers in Moscow.
car reaches final decision not to grant
universal suffrage
COAST
Barry -Schreck fight at San Diego results
in draw.
Sheriff killed by insane man at Ukiah
Movement on foot for state association
of cattlemen.
LOCAL
Teachers institute gives notice Of battle
against school book trust.
Court orders principal of Whittier high
school 10 reinstate lad recently expelled
for playing football
Two hundred boys presented with pound
boxes of candy by committee of juveniie
court during session held at the Broad
way Christian church.
Citizens of Wilmington pass incorpora-
tion of city by vote and elect municipal
officers.
Former servant sues mistress for S10OOO0
damages because OF automobile accident
Chinese children have big Christmas
tree.
Bishop Conaty given an enthusiastic
welcome on his return from abroad.
Cattle kings merge interests In CalifOr-
MIA and Mexico and form big company.
Board of public works rejects bids on
hfteen improvements ON account Of high
prices.
Deputy sheriffs arrest three men on
charge of stealing many horses and car
riages.
Man leaps from third aoor Of Hotel
Lincoln during fire panic; breaks both
legs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
SENT BACK TO BELGIUM
Man Who Says He Lost Fortune in
Galveston Flood De-
ported
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Henry Kuiper
of Galveston. Texas, who claims that
he was worth $4,000 before the Gal
weston flood, which he says wiped out
his fortune. was deported today on the
steamer Colorado. Kuiper says that he
became naturalized American citizen
in 1885 and that he had a hardware
business in Galveston. After losing his
money he returned to his home in
per there, and wish to return to the
United States, he hid on the steamer
st. Andrews, which arrived here last
week. He was caught and, lacking
proper Identification papers, was de-
ported as n stowaway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Many Lives ImperiIed
BY Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 22.--The
breaking of the shaft on the Port Or
chard steamer Athlon today on its run
from Tacoma to Seattle resulted in the
total destruction of the engine, and had
it not been for the work of the Off
GERS, the lives of seventy passengers
might have been lost. The engine was
stopped in time to prevent it tearing
the boat to pieces. All passengers and
crew escaped injury. The Athlon was
towed to port.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
DISCOVER PLANS
FOR BIG ROBBERY
EASTERN CROOKS WOULD
RIFLE JEWELRY STORES
Confession of a "Yegg' Prevented
Triple Haul Slated for Last
Night-Informs Police of
Intended Crime

Twelve of the bravest officers on the
Los Angeles police force were detailed
last evening in plain clothes to guard
Montgomery Bros jewelry store OH
South Spring street and two other large
jewelry houses, with orders under no
circumstances to leave the stores and
to shoot to kill if the slightest at
tempt at robbery was made.
This unusual order coming from the
head of the police department was the
outgrowth of the confession of u re-
formed 'yegg," whose name is with
held. After making the assertion that
gang of the worst criminals of the
country were planning the three rob-
berries, the crook told officers that he
would prove it's truth. This in meas
ure was done-enough to satisfy the po-
lice that they were not being "roped
ill.,"
As the news gradually spread about
the police department an effort was
made to suppress it, that no inkling
would reach the band of crooks that
planned the jobs for late last evening.
Plan Escape in Automobiles
According to the information received
by the police, the gang would distribute
themselves among the three jewelry
stores and simultaneously strike the
blow that would, if successful, reap q
rich haul. Their plans were to kill all
that interfered and make their escape
to rendezvous by means of four au-
tomobiles.
Shaken by the news the heads of
the departments held hurried con-
ference early in the evening and at
once decided to arm twelve of the
most trustworthy officers and detail
four to each street. The action was
Immediately carried out and within a
short time the police were guarding
the stores from within.
From the meager information said
to have been received by the heads of
the departments three of the men
turned big job" in Indiana recent
ly and have been in hiding since.
After communicating with several
desperate refugees from justice in Chi
cago the gang came to Los Angeles
and have been stopping at the best
hostelries, living on the money secured
in the Indiana job.
"Yeggs" Offered Share for Help
Having carefully sized up the sit
u9tion i'm Los Angeles. the gang de-
cided that three jewelry stores, in
cludiDg Montgomery Bros, would be
the easiest and safest trick to turn
In order to facilitate matters the
hgh-class professionals allowed sever
al ''yeggs" whom they believed they
could trust to share in their scheme,
providing they would assist. In this
way it was leanred of the plans. And
had it not been for the one Judas"
there is little doubt that the attempt
would have been successful or several
officers killed.
A local business man was implicated
in the confession, it is rumored, and
startling developments are looked for
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair Sat-
urday, heavy frost in the MORN
ing; light northeast wind; citrus
fruit growers advised to fire early.
Maximum temperature in Los
Angeles yesterday, So degrees;
minimum, Al degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Lonsshoreman's Penalty RENTED

BELLINGHAM, Wash. Dec. 22.-Carl
Fisher, member of the Longshore-
mems union, convicted of participa-
ton in the riots between longshoremen
ana sailors on the steamer Shasta here
last spring, today had his penalty of
$500 RENTED ON telegraphic instruc-
tions from Governor Mead. Fisher has
already spent two months In the
county Jail toward serving out the fine,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Salinas Man Kills Himself


SALINAS. Dec. 22.-Frank Watson,
aged rs years. a native Of MonteI "
county, died suddenly last night from
the effects of chloroform taken with
suicidal intent. He had been despon-
dent for some time over fancied msfor-
tunes. He was a brother of former
Sheriff Tom Watson of this county.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Fire in Oklahoma City
~ Associated Press


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Dec. 22-
The Oklahoma Ice and Brewing COM
pany's cold storage plant, owned by
Adolphus Busch of st. Louis and con-
tanning 1000 cases of eggs, was de-
stroyed by fire today Loss, $4,000. A
meat wagon driver was arrested
charged with having set fire to the
plant,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
May Investigate Land Frauds
BY AssocIa ted Press


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Estate
Mineralogist Lewis 10. Aubury said to-
Gay, In reference TO the assertions made
by him regarding land frauds in Cali
fornia, that he would confer with the
United States district attorney and that
the matter might be brought before
the federal grand jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Plot to Assassinate Katsura
ON Assncinted Prass

LONDON. Dec, 23,--The correspond.
ent of the Daily Telegraph at Toxic re-
ports the arrest of a former soldier
named Higurashi ON the charge of be-
Ing concerned in plot TO assa ssinate
the premier. Count katsura. because
he consented to u disgraceful peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Fatal Wreck in Mississippi

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Dec. 22.-
Two coaches Of northbound local
passenger train on the Illinois Central
railroad We're deralled and turned over
twenty-tlve-foot embankment today.
Mrs, James Wade OF Biddon, Miss,
was crushed to death six other pas
sengers We're injured, one probably
fatally.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Fuss Arrested in Riverside

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 22.--Aiber Fuss
was arrested tonight by Marshal Will
son ON a warrant from Pasadena
charging burglary. Fuss had disposed
OF two valuable silver pieces at loca,
pawn shop, together with articles Of
less value
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
EASTERN

Insurance investigation discloses pecu.
liar methods of the Mutual Life.
Corey and wife reconcilcd; he promises
to drop MabollG Gilman.
New York legislators hold conferences
on the spcakcrshp
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
FOREIGN

Campbcll-Bannerman'S speech arouses
indignation of conservatives
Many killed i'm battles between peas-
antry and officers in Moscow.
Car reaches final decision not to grant
universal suffrage.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-16
NAMES IT EMS.
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THE PROMISES
TOABRAHAM
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Union Grove ! ems,
~. suiLAx AND GRlNNY."

Kind Ea. 1--WE are here agar n
after two weeks absence
we are having some fine wea.
ther at present, everything
seems 70 say spring has c"me.
and farmers ore preparing LOT
ths spring work
Nj. S, Finley went 70 Mtn'
! Grove hst Saturday on ous'-
ness.
Mess rs, +. 8. Joyner and 4.
G: Stewart Of Norwood spsnt
last Saturday eve with b. =
Stewart.
Carrie Gosverner was q pleas
ant caller at Mrs. Steinerts
Friday.
People IN this vicinity, who have
l6sh 10 their ponds End a great man,
dead ones On the banks caused o>
the hard winter. But ! suppose ths
men have found tina, out, especially
| Mr.. Bauldin and Mr., Bishop
Clyde S.eia.rt is working for NJ
i %, Stewart this month.
Jannie Ysndall spen, last sun
with her sister Mrs, Amas Casdlc.
lie, every one come TO Saada
School and help in the good work
|next convention will be held 2
: Union Grove Church the four.n. our
: in May and We want 10 make T"
SUCCESS.
Lum Csudle went to MI. Newk'ra
on business last Wed. "a
Mrs, N. {, .SteSar' spent part
has, week with rer daughter MI
DelIlnger.
Will Colstsn Of Kansas xAt
hi, vicinity last week buying castl
ooasrl several head IRON N.
Finley.
Mr, and Mrs, i. 5. Joyner AZ
mrs. Stewart we're the lltsls g
Stelner,s last Monday,
P,F. jarrett, son WI and Jol
gauuie went 10 Har,sviile Ia
rnursday on business.
Florence and Ella Finley gave
/, surprise dinner Sunday 10 honor
their brothers Josons twcn,y-fou
9 birthday. Quite number of 70,
\; folks were preseat. They had a sui
tous dinner. all report nice !,
- ard ctjoycd themselves emmcns'
81 WE w,sh him success through ;'ft
a''. "Swcc,hc lr," We have n"t
Gil, desetcd the CRE,sEr and viii
loo as long as the kind "a. has
i items printed. 50 thanking MIN
a, the space in his valuable pa.
" wishing him and his many subscra
,,rlc success we viii ring oa bye bye.