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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Lady Maccabces.

There will be an important meeting
of NEWPORT News, Hive, No. 2, Ladies'
Of the Maccabees, this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Bishop A. Coke Smith is M,
Special to the Daily Press I,

VoI'ccIHI 20 inc IJNtIy Press) q
NASHVILLE TENN, May 81 Bish-
nph. Coke smith. OF Norfolk. Va, who
came here 10 attend the College OF
Bia'lrrs of the NJ. T.. church. South
!s III s! the home of DIR. w. F. Tillett.
Of Ean,lt rbiIt University.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Injured in Auto Wreck.
tRy Associnled Prcss.

n htfy NHsocHtod E'rcSs.. lil I-33
BUFFALO. N. Y, NAV 3-Cherles,
w Roc. proprietor of the Roc Automo.
bile company, was seriously and per.
liars fatally injured by the overturnlng
of a big touring car OH Main street
tpday. MIR. Rce's skull is believed to
he fractured. Z, IN +,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
JAPS WILL SAVE
MANY. yYARSHIPS
Work en- surkcn .Battieships and
cruiscra at Port Arthur is Pro.
gressing Satisfactorily.
tDy Aasoclated Prcss.l

TOXIC. May 3.-1'he work of saving
The sunken slips at Port Arthur and
Ch"mulpo is progressing satisfactorily
to The Japancse. Details are withheld,
BIZ it is believed 10 he certain That
the Japanese navy will secure several
battlcshlps ana cruisers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Pane Receives D. Ogden Mills.
{BY Associated Press.

ROME May 3.--1hc pope today re.
celved in private audience D. Ogden
Mills, Of New York, and the Misses
Mills. Tho prDliff expressed 10 Mr..
Mills his admiration for Americans.
eayins that America was the country
from which he received consolation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04

wagon carried guard. armed With
rlfeG Or double barrclcd shot guns.
'rho guns were in plain evidence
throughout the day and no attempt
wa. made IN interfere with any Of the
express wagons.
Guards Armed With Rifles.
The trucks of the Scott Transfer
Company were also guarded in The
same manner. Men carrying rifles
were on every wagon and around their
waists were belts loaded with car
ridges. The company transacted its
business as though there had been no
strike against II. Mr.. Scott Tonight
was clated over the success Of the
day.
Both sides made gains today and
TIC result lca"cs them about as evenly
balanced us before. The accession to
the ranks nf the transfers was r:ade
when strike was declared against
the coal firm of Crcccy. Clinch Il Com.
pany. his concern employees several
hund:rt! mon. AMI delivers To y num-
her of large buildings all over The
city. Cnc of tho drivers was Gischary.
rh for refusing To make deliveries ami
'hc rest walked out at once.
The gain for the Employers Associa.
icn was mada when the members of
TIC Hay and Gram Dealers Assnciu-
ion which employs 1900 teams. dc.
cl"rcd that deliveries would bc made
to any place in tho city irrespective
of strike conditions, If drivers re.
fused to obey orders they will be dis.
charged.
Mobs Larger and UgIier.
Tho mohs that filed the streets in
the business quarters today were lar.
ger and nglicr in disposition than these
Of yesterday. There was fighting in
nj! parts Of the down town quarter
throughout the day and dozen times
policemen were compelled to usc their
clubs. and wagon guards, who were
armc! will, heavy canes. swung them
whenever they were attacked. or
Thought an Assault WAS about To be
made. In many eases thes, guards
were not careful whom they hit. and
several persons were Knocked down
simply because they we're nearest 10 u
guard carrying a hickory club.
On the other hand, The strikers and
their friends were equally indiscrlmi.
ratc ~ assaniting people There were
number of instances where nlohs
boarded street car" and wantunly at
tackled people ri.iins in them. giving
rs reason that they were strike
breakers. when In fact they had moth
inc to do with The strike
w. Janison and Edward Boswell.
tho latter negro medical! student.
were two sufferers OF this class
Dragged Them From Car.
The mob thnt boarded State street
car in which Iamiscn and boswell were
riding dragged the Two men off AMI
beat hem numerically.
Walter Norton. ii negro. willis pass
ing Var Buren, ana Market strccte was
proclaimed 10 he Il strikc-iicnl,cr and
beaten almost 20 death. Up to
o'clock tonight a score CT mon had
been taken 10 hospitals. with all sorts
CT injuries.
BESIDES there were fully two score
who were injured in the various fights
and whose names could nc; be learn
ed At ono fight ut Harrison street
and Michigan nvenre, four men were
kiockcd down by wagon guards and
carried off by thci- friends Similar
occurrences were the rule whenever
the l'hlicc cha,gr'I into mob and the
numI'nr Of injured tonight is probably
clcac to Is.
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wagon carried guard. armed with
rlfcs Or double barrclcd shot guns.
Thc guns were in plain evidence
throughout the day and no attempt
wa. made IN interfere with any of the
express Wagons.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
STORM VISITS BEAUMONT
Heavy Rain Falls on Date of Last
Years cIoudburst
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BEAUMONT, Aug. 2s.-Heavy rain
fell here yesterday afternoon for an
hour. Some time previous the clouds
hung over Bear valley, Grayback and
San Jacinto. About 3 p. m. the clouds
swung together and LAO inches of rain
fell. The interesting feature of the
storm is in the fact that 1t came on the
exact date of the cloudburst which
caused such damage one year ago,
drowning cattle and hogs, carrying
away barns and bridges and causing
the death of at least one man in San
Timoteo canyon.
The rain yesterday did little damage
to grain or fruit but will delay thrash
ing for two or three days.
The Graham-Cope machine from Red
lands has about two weeks work yet
on hand.
Are you warm7 Try Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29

money she could raise for her grace
less son. and the court gave the pair
a week IN which to raise the balance.
Juan does not speak English, which
Is supposed to explain why he did not
know the difference In wines that
inebriate and wines that do not.
Justice Klamroth has rendered de-
cision in the assault case Of the
Chinese Ham Ying against Policeman
Joseph Nlcoll. by which The defendent
is required to pay 500 damages. The
court says that in order to offer provo
cation in mitigation of damage II must
be so recent and immediate as TO
form a part of the same transaction.
It seems that Ylng made remark
to Mrs. Nicoll for which the police
man some time later severely thrashed
the Chinese Ying sued for damages
and wins the case.
F. II. Meyer and his son are in
trouble with the Humane Society for
mistreating the horses used in the
Young America dairy delivery wagon
It is alleged that the young man Is
too free with his whip and that the
father does not cause him to stop,
although requested so to do by the
humane officer Constable Austin
therefore arrested them both.
Hot here. Cool at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
TWO ADDITIONAL CARRIERS
ARE ALLOWED
INDIAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Wounds Himself With Shotgun and
Loses His Arm, but VIII Re-
cover--Local Notes and
Personals
Personals
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO. Aug. 2S.-Postmastei
Newkirk has received word from
Washington that his application fol
an increase in the carrier force has
been granted in part, and that after
the 1st of October he is to have two
more carriers. He may have two car
riers mounted on bicycles and four
carriers provided with horses.
The steamer st. Denis left last night
for Ensenada, from where she will go
to Santa Catalina to take on a large
consignment of Mexican onyx which
has been quarried and brought to the
shore for shipment. While the steamer
is away on her southern trip the launch
Mckinley will take the mail route be-
tween here and Ensenada.
The schooner Tornado, formerly the
Rover, well known on this coast, is
reported to have arrived at La Paz,
Lower California, where she is to en-
gage in pearl fishing in the Gulf of
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
YOUNG ROWDIES CREATE
DISTURBANCE AT VENICE
Ocean Park Band Fund Committee
Suggests Necessity of Regular
Taxation for Its Support

Taxation Tor It's support
Special to The Herald,
OCEAN PARK, Aug. 2S.-A crowd of
intoxicated young rowdies, who had
spent the day playing baseball at
Santa Monica, tried to create riot on
Windward avenue, Venice, last even
ing, and as result five of their num-
ber spent the night in jail. This morn
ing, on being arraigned before Judge
Wheat, H. Pothie and Manuel Robiez
pleaded guilty and were fined $40 each
Carpenter, Remero and Gonzales. the
other three men, pleaded not guilty
and waived jury trial. They were ex-
amIned by Judge Wheat and dis
charged with a warning.
The youthful inmates of the deten-
ton home OF Los Angeles will be the
guests OF c. M. Pierce manager OF the
Balloon Route excursions, on a trip
over the line during the coming week
Unless the community responds
quickly to an appeal for funds, ths
daily band concerts at this resort will
be thing of the past. The band fund
committee claim that one dollar pei
month from each house owner would
more than defray the expense and that
the men who have heretofore fathered
the scheme refuse to do so. at their
personal expense, any longer.
Only 80 degrees at Coronado yesterday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
PROPOSE TO REMOVE
SANTA MONICA BRIDGE
President Of Los AngeIes-Paclfic Road
offers to Bear Quarter Of Expense
Of Building New Structure

OF butloinq new StructuTe
Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 2S.-If the
board of city trustees can devise some
means for raising three-quarters OF
S1O,75O, the amount necessary to re-
place bridge No. 2, spanning the arroyo
at Ocean avenue and Front street, re-
Gently condemned and now closed to
wagon traffic, that eyesore will be re-
moved without further notice. A brick
arch and concrete walls have been
suggested and approved by President
e. P. Clark of the Los Angeles Pacific,
who, on behalf of his road, agrees to
foot one-quarter of the cost
A real estate transaction of gigantic
proportions was consummated today
when the Western Pacific Development
company purchased from the Santa
Monica Land and Water company $50
acres of land lying back of Santa Mon
lea and overlooking the surrounding
country. The tract is north of San
the Soldiers Home and two miles from
the Santa Monica city hall. The pur-
chasing company will turn the entire
property into an ideal residence dis
trict and to that end have already
planned an elaborate system of inn
provements. e. W. Hills of Riverside,
prominently identified with the Pal
isades Investment company, is presi-
dent Of the new corporation. w. s.
vawter, vice president of the Mer-
chants National bank, is secretary.
The directors are George A. Parkyns.
assistant general freight and passen-
ger agent of the Southern Pacific; w.
L. Brendt, president Of the Merchants
Trust company; G. R. Bentel of Los
Angeles, a broker, and T. H. Dudley,
mayor of Santa Monica and president
of the Santa Monica Merchants bank
and the Ocean Park bank.
The Panhard Country club automo-
bile, which was built for August Bel
yesterday carrying fifteen passengers.
The party enjoyed brief stay and
then continued to Venice, where, as the
guests of r. Nieman they were enter
tained at dinner on the ship hotel
Cabrillo. Those in the party were: G.
C. Grider and H. H. Boore of the Pa
cif1c garage;- ]. c. Raines,. owner of
the big car; j. T. Keough and A. p.
Wetterauer of the White garage; J. E..
MCGEE, p. Eckstrom, Harry Goetz,
William Nieman, A. ]. Stone, Henry
Gierlich, A. S. Hamilton, F. L. Arata,
H. C. Sampson and C. F. Gates.
Hot here. Cool at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
LIGHTER UPSETS WITH
CARGO OF CEMENT
Mishap Occurs While Cargo Of Ship
Glenerloht Is Being Landed
at San Pedro

Special TO The Herald.
SAN PEDRO. Aug. 2s.-While the tug
Sea Witch was towing In lighter load
OF cement which had been unloaded
from the ship Glenericht during the
day the lighter turned turtle and the
entire contents, about $50 tons In bar
rels. went TO the bottom. The accident
occurred in midstream. half way be-
tween Deadman's island and the cres-
cent company's wharf. for which this
portion OF the cargo was destined, No
plausible reason can be assigned for
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29

the mishap. The Crescent Wharf COM
pany's officials went out to investigate,
as the loss win fall on the transporta-
ton company.
The Glenericht Is recent arrival
from Hamburg, loaded with 22,ss1 bar
rels Of cement, and draws twenty-three
feet Of water. In order to be safe
several lighter loads are being taken
off while the vessel is at anchor in the
outer harbor, otherwise her keel might
rest on the bottom while moored at
the wharf at low tide.
Hot is it? Try Coronado Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
RIVERSIDE EXPERIENCES
HOTTEST WEATHER OF YEAR
Rain and Thunderstorm Reported
From Various Points, With Cloud
burst In the Mountains
Special to The Herald.

Durst IN the mountains
Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Aug. 2s.-ThIs is the
banner hot day Of the season. the Of
fetal temperature record being 104, with
minimum Of GA. This is two degrees
hotter than yesterday, when the hui
midity added to the general discom-
fort.
Reports from various portions of
Riverside county Indicate that rain fell
at several points on Sunday. Beaumont
reports the heaviest rainfall. The pre-
cipitation there lasted for two and a
half hours and the rain did good deal
of damage to hay in the stack. Baling
will not be resumed until Wednesday
The fall of rain at Ell Casco was not
large, but higher up in the mountains
there was cloudburst and quantity
of water came down. This washed
away a barn on the Roberts ranch and
section of pipe line.
At Idyllwild there was a smart shower
at noon yesterday. with sharp thunder
and lightning. A strong wind was a
feature of the storm at this point. A
heavy shower of rain fell between 3
and 4 p m. at Perris yesterday after
noon, and some damage was done to
exposed hay and grain.
Detective Talamantes, through his at
torney, Luther G. Brown, commune
Gated this morning with Riverside
county officials in regard to his connec-
ton with the case of the Mexican girl,
Eloise Rodriguez, who was sold to a
Casa Blanca cholo for $55. The detec-
tive was advised that he would be sent
for If wanted.
Rubidoux mountain was a mass of
flames for a couple of hours today. The
side of the mountain caught fire and
the brush furnished fuel for con-
spicuous blaze. The fire department
turned out and wetted down the
grounds about the Salter residence,
which was threatened for time by
the fire.
Capt. H. e. Mitchell of Sherman in
stitute has been offered the position of
superintendent of the klamath Indian
school in Oregon, but has decided to
decline and will remain in Riverside.
Are you warm? Try Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
SANTA FE ENGINEER
MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED
Hottest Day in the Season Reported
From Santa Ana-Graln Crop
Exceptionally Good

ENSEPiOlaiiy 0oo0
Special to The Herald
SANTA ANA, Aug. 2S.-Engineer
Poulles of the overland San Diego train
was struck in the head at Anaheim
this afternoon by the arm OF a mail
pouch crane and sustained injuries that
may prove fatal. The train was pass
ing the crane when Poulles leaned out
Of the cab and was hit in the back of
the head. He is now in the hospital
here undergoing treatment
A marriage license was issued today
to Leo A. Slayman, aged 81. of Pasa-
dena. and Ellendor Richardson, aged
20, of Santa Ana.
Pile drivers for the Pacific Electric
company are at work west of town
near the Fifth street crossing of the
Santa Ana river putting in the bridge
for the new Los Angeles line. They
will complete their work and be ready
for the laying of the track within two
weeks.
Today was the hottest of the season,
the thermometer registering a maxi
mum of 81 degrees in the shade. Yes
,terday it was 80. The heat is mitigated
by coast breezes and will do no dam
age TO crops
The grain harvest for Orange county
this year approxmates 100000 sacks,
l7s,00O sacks OF which comes from San
Joaquin ranch. 1t is all of a quality
above the average and is bringing good
returns. There are 1900 acres sown to
beans. now beginning to be harvested,
and yielding from 10 to Is sacks to the
acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
FILES ALARMING REPORT
ON LONG BEACH PIER
City Engineer Finds Currents Are De-
stroylng Cylinders and Recon,-
mends a Sea Wall

mends a Sea Wall
Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 2S.-City En-
gineer w. A. Foster filed a report with
the board Of trustees this afternoon in
which he stated that he had taken
many soundings at the end of the
splendid cylinder pier, the pride OF the
city, and had found conditions thers
worthy of immediate consideration.
The big piers form so great an obstruc-
tion as to cause currents under the
wharf. These have undermined ths
mooring piles on the east side Of the
pier entirely and have seriously endan-
gered the monster cement cylinders.
Unless some permanent precaution is
taken the wharf will have to be con-
stantly watched and frequently re-
paired. and as a suitable precaution the
city engineer suggests the building OF
sea wall 300 feet long on both sides
of the structure and at the south end
some 100 to 200 feet distant, This wall
is to be about five feet high.
1t is estimated that 1t will take some
1900 to 1000 tons of rock. and that the
cost will be probably about $3.50 TO 81
per square yard. Trustee Losee sug-
gested bond issue to meet the cost OF
the proposed improvement. The mat
ter will probably be left in the hands
of the public works committee. The
question of strengthening the pier Il
one of vital Importance and is deeply
interesting the entire community.
The residents of Alamitos avenue
made a novel proposition to the board
of trustees this afternoon which met
with instant favor with that body. W.
d. Watkins and some of his neighhors
offered to pay half the expense Of oiling
Alamitos avenue, between Seventh and
Anaheim streets. provided the city
would pay the other half. The street
superintendent. c. ]. e. Taylor. was
notified to proceed with the work. II
is hoped and believed that this course
OF procedure in the matter OF repair
ing Long Beach highways win become
generally popular.
Are you warm? Try Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
sAwTELLE MIscELLANIES
Track Layer Severely Injured by q
Wagon Turning Over
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
sAWTELLE. Aug. 2S. - William
Moore. track layer on the Los An
geles Pacific electric railway. was Sc
verely injured Saturday on the way to
Westgate.
The men were breaking camp at
sawtelle. had loaded a wagon with
heavy goods and over-topped IT, Three
men were on the load when II went
over and a heavy stove fell upon
Moore, breaking his left leg above the
ankle. It Is a compound fracture. both
bones being broken.
He was taken to the Soldiers Home
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29

The prompt results produced by
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy together with its
pleasant taste have won for II a place
In many households. Mr.. W. T. Taylor,
merchant OF Winslow. Ala. writes.
II have used Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy myself
and also with men on my place, for
diarrhoea and collie, ana IL always gives
relief promptly and pleasantly" Tor
sale BY all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
Mexicans VIII Celebrate

The Mexican population of the valley
is preparing to hold a celebration of
Mexican independence day, September
16, in Redlands. The celebration is ex-
pected to be the most elaborate affair
of the kind that has ever been at
tempted by the Mexicans in this Sec
tion. Invitations are being sent to all
surrounding towns to participate in the
observance of the day.
Much interest has been revived re-
Gently in the Lanes mill mining district
on the desert, in the vicinity of the once
famous Calico district, and numerous
claims have recently been filed there all
along a supposed fissure vein that has
been opened. AT one time, years ago,
the Lane mill district gave promise of
being a rich one, but the bottom
dropping out of the Calico district dis
heartened prospectors from going on
into the Lane district. Work of open
ing up this new prospect is actively
under way, and some very profitable
values are being taken out. II the re-
suits warrant there will be some extern
sive work done.
Coolest resort is Coronado Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
Napoleon

said Come. / want to talk 10 you p"
Let's have little face 20 face" talk
about framing that picture II isn't so
much the cost OF materials, but how they
are combined that makes or mars the
effect" Quality, style and price SO evenly
balanced that choosing Will be a pleasure
and our experiences IA free aanborn.
VAN 4 Co, S57 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
ol-comfortable-coronado
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES
Ground Cleared for Erection Of the
New Veterans 6arrack

NcW veterans DdTTdCN
Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Aug. 2s.--Con-
factor b. d. Kronnick of Los Angeles
has cleared of all the trees. rose
bushes and flowers from the lot oppo-
site the Arizona cactus bed, overlook
ing the Soldiers monument and green
sward to the east, for the new veterans
barracks, which is to cost ss0,sOO and
viii be 2O2 feet long by fifty feet deep.
Two sides Of the porches are to be
glass enclosed. The building will be
three stories with a basement for
quartermaster stores. 1t will be very
convenient to the hospital.
Hotel del Coronado, $3.50 a week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
Child Is Poisoned

The little child of Rev. Harrison, OF
Richland. was poisoned last week by
eating the PHOSPHORUS ends of parlor
matches. 1t was only by prompt ac-
tion on the part Of parents and ply
sicians that the little ones life was
saved.
Thunder storm conditions prevailed
In the mountains yesterday and rain
was reported from several of the
mountain towns. Campo had over one
half an inch of rain, and Julian and
Mesa Grande nearly as much. Though
the maximum temperature in the city
was only n degrees it seemed much
hotter because of the great humidity
in the air.
Lanoscara Leo, an Indian living at
Pala, accidentally shot himself with
shotgun last week. Doctors Crise
and Crise were summoned from Es-
condido to dress the wound. They
found that the bones of the right fore
arm were so badly shattered that am
putation was necessary. The Indian
will recover.
Artists on the Desert
c. A. Fries and Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Bverts left yesterday on a sketching
and painting trip through the back
country. They are supplied with
camping outfit, team and wagon, and
will also carry a photographing out
fit.
Reports which have been received
from the Bennington men now at Mare
Island state that the entire number
of wounded taken from here are get
ting along nicely, with the exception
of Mr. Diedrich, whose broken leg did
not knit properly and who had to have
1t broken over again. w. A. Holly,
who was badly burned about the face
and hands, is going to come out well,
though SCARED. He was more severely
injured than any of those who sur
vived
School opened this morning with so
large an increase in the number of
pupils that additional outside rooms
will have to be provided Immediately.
Additional teachers will also have to
be secured.
Council No. 1T of the Order of
Pendo, will send a drill team to the
annual gathering of the councils of
Southern California at Long Beach
on September 30
Hot, is it? Try Coronado Beach
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29

hospital. 1t was learned that he had
no home and no family. He was en-
ployed with the car crew.
H. C. Mallory, Roy Putnam. DR..
Bahrenburg and others returned from
a hunt In the mountains above here.
DR.. Bahrenburg killed two fine deer.
A. c. Alger returned from the noun
tains of Kern county Sunday. The
rest of the party remained behind to
attend to the three deer they shot.
Two of the deer weighed 300 pounds
each.
James Bruce and wife of Oil Center
and Mrs L. M. Pardee of Oil Center
are visiting Mrs. d. Shively of Saw
telle.
Only 80 degrees at Coronado yesterday
Ferns given away free with shoes pur-
chased at the Mammoth Shoe House, $40
South Broadway.