davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-10-24
Sick Headache Cured.

Sick headache is caused by de-
rangement Of the stomach and by
Indigestion. Chamherlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablats correct these
disorders and effect n cure. By
taking these tablets as soon as the
first indication ,aafc the >discase ap,
pears attack may be varied
off. For sale by Freemon xxass..,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-10-24
Operators Wanted.

Write now for our Telegraphy
Catalog. Graduates secure posi-,
tons. Address III. II. Cherry,
Bowling Green, Ky.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-10-24

Da~ Any kind ofwagon built at his shop
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-10-24

Senator Carmack says he is satisfied
with the Senatorial situation. Evil
IDENTIFY it takes but little to satisfy him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
AN ANARCHIST PLOT REVEALED

In the presidents experience on his recent visit IN
Chautauqua we indirect result of our large i'm
portaon of rifraf from Europe Anarchists and other
sworn enemies of law. order and government are
European products. Americans will have nothing tn
do with such human reptiles Prior to the coming NJ
that class to the United States such thing as the
assassination Of president simply because of his Of
fetal position was thought Of
But in his recent journey to Chautauqua to deliver
an the presidents safety guarded as never
before by the railway officials On the return trim his
train was switched from the main line of the Erie rail
way at a point within fifty miles of New York to a
little single track branch leading to a Hudson river
pont This change was the result of information which
reached the railway management to the effect that
there plot to blow up the train the main line
The plot had been hatched in Paterson nest of an
archistic vpers that primarily responsible for the
assassination of President Mckinley.
So far as Americans concerned the president
might go about anywhere in the United States without
thought of personal injury by design There was such
safety when immigration confined almost entirely
to arrivals from Northern Europe and the British
islands. Latterly however, food of the worst ele-
ments has been pouring into this country from South
ern and Southeastern Europe and with this class has
come the scourge of anarchists and other enemies of
law, order and stable government.
The United States is STILL was said long ago
"an asylum for the oppressed of all nations" But the
time has for stopping the use Of this country as
a Matching ground for social serpents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Rrladen-eaIbreth Wedding

Miss Louise Cornelia Brigden and
Morgan Galbreth, who were to have
had a garden wedding at the home of
the bride in East Pasadena, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church of
Pasadena by the Rev. Malcom Nc
Leod. The sudden change of plan was
made necessary by the serious illness
of the brides mother, Mrs. Albert
Brigden. Miss Edith Lowe attended
the bride as maid of honor, while Miss
May Maceish and Miss Belle Whitak-
er, a cousin of the bride, acted as
bridesmaids and Miss Louise Morrison
made charming little flower girl. The
groom was attended by w. H. Nor
rison and owing to the fact that the
ceremony was witnessed by only the
family and most intimate friends, ush-
ers were dispensed with.
Miss Brlgden wore handsome i'm
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

general at Zanzibar and minister at
Tangier. He has seen service in the
Indian army, where he was given the
title of colonel, served in the Abyssin-
ian war, in the Afghan war and ended
his military career in the campaign
against the Beers.
Sir Charles and Lady Euan are ac-
companied in their trip through the
north by Marshall Miller, consulting
engineer for the Mexican tramway
system, who will go as far as VAN
couver with them before returning to
Mexico.
At Pasadena yesterday morning a re-
ception was given the titled foreigner
by the Pasadena board of trade, follow
ing which Sir Charles was shown a
portion of Los Angeles by automobile
before a luncheon at the Van Nuys.
During the afternoon General Manager
A. D. SCHNEIDER and Advertising Man
ager Harry Kneedler of the Pacific
Electric accompanied Sir Charles and
Lady Euan, DR.. e. L. Conger and
others over the city lines in Mr.. Hunt
ington's private car, Ell Peregrino.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Social Notes

Walter Max LEM has returned from
San Jacinto, where he has been spend
ing his vacation. Mr.. Lenz is build
ing a bungalow in Venice and it is an
open secret that an engagement OF
long standing is soon to be announced.
Mrs. Frank Stevens, who has been
spending the summer in Los Angeles,
will leave for San Francisco this even
ing.
Mrs. Lee Conner of 716 West Wash
ington street has returned to Los An
geles, after a trip to the east.
Miss Jessie Hartwell of S35 West
Seventeenth street has left Los An
geles on her vacation.
Waldo Harrington Chase has gone to
Squirrel Inn for few days.
Mrs. oliver C. Bryant of 1903 Mag
nolia avenue has gone to Santa Cruz
for a weeks stay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Aug. 10 i'm the Worlds History

25O0 in
of of of
confederates
jurisdiction the that profession
Isabella addressed letters
of the Indian Columbus Sgovia
all the of the such they
wish
mers an winters the
his Viarica his
with Ais Spanish infantry 16 horses 200 Indians
his artillery and baggage, and native troops,
England
whom
England.
of England
brother Benjamin the publisher lived only about six
Of Bennington General Stark with about 1900 New Hamp
shire militia attacked and defeated detachment Of 1900 British
Indians,
the Hessian
aed British under Corvallis
the
wtho a or an ohce
beend o
shot at Havana
Lincoln proclamation declared all commercial
course seeded an
demand delivered
erals of Arthur
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
TITLED ENGLISHMAN
is RAILWAY EXPERT
SIR CHARLES SMITH GUEST OF
LOCAL OFFICIALS
Tuna Fishing at Catalina Has Great
Attraction for NobIeman and He
Will Try Hlo Luck at This Sport
Today

A fiorid, heavy set Englishman regis
tered yesterday at the Van Nuys. Had
the custom been for him to give his
titles he would have thrust the duty
upon his valet, who would have been
busted for half an hour.
AS it was he wrote. "Col. Sir Charles
and Lady Euan Smith," and before he
had blotted the page every bell boy in
the big hotel was making frantic en-
deavor to assist in the disposal Of the
exceedingly small piece of luggage
which he carried
Sir Charles and his wife have spent
the past two months in the City of
Mexico, and would have taken the
southern route to that point of en-
barkation but for DR.. e. L. Conger Of
Pasadena, who in meeting the titled
Englishman in the southland painted
Southern California in way too strong
to be resisted.
The exciting sport Of fishing for tuna
off Catalina island was another attrac-
ton, possibly stronger than all the rest
Of those which were placed before Sir
Charles, and this afternoon he will try
his hand at the rod and reel.
At Railroad Conference
Sir Charles was the British delegate
to the international railroad congress
which met in Washington ten weeks
ago, and following its adjournment went
to the City of Mexico, where he is the
president of an English syndicate own
ing the tramway system of that mun.-
eipality. In addition he is the president
of the tramway system company Of
Lisbon, Portugal; that of Capetown,
South Africa, and half dozen other
railroad enterprises. as well as being
the president Of the Marconi Wireless
Telegraph company.
His success as business man is not
outranked by his diplomatic and martial
records.
He was chief OF the diplomatic corps
in Afshanistan during the campaign OF
Lord Roberts. has served as consul
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Bride Entertains

The second Stanford dinner, preced-
ing the second Stanford wedding of
the summer, was given last night by
the bride to be, Miss Anna Vickers, of
624 West Twenty-eighth street. Miss
Vickers, who once gave a football din
ner at which the table was laid out
as grldiron with miniature goal posts
erected at each end and with battle
SCARED football, trophy from an inter
collegiate game, in the center of the
table, last night decorated her dining
room with the Stanford cardinal, red
ribbons and huge carnations being used
to produce the effect desired. Covers
were laid for the bridal party only,
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Plnkham, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey,
jr., Miss Agnes Smedley, Miss Anne
Scott, Miss Sue Carpenter, Miss Clare
Vickers, DR.. w. T. Smedley, Harry
Johnson, Arthur Cooley and Harry
Ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
RUSSIA COMEDIES MAIN POINTS

Some bitter pills of concession already have been
swallowed by the Russian ENJOYS the peace confer
The withdrawal from Manchuria the surrender
of the Siberian railway branch leading and the
total abandonment of Korea to the Japanese constitute
series of most humating concessions the part of
Russia.
They virtually destroy every ray of hope Russian
expansion in the far east They conne the Russians
their former bleak country of Eastern Siberia with no
port worth considering except Vadivostok and that
available only about half the year.
From the outside of the peace controversy it looks
If Russia already had accepted the heaviest part
the burden imposed by Japan Ostensiby two lead
ing bones of contention, the part of Russia are
the cash indemnity and the status of Sakhan island
But the cash figure of 81 900 100000 will be reduced
greatly by salvage in the expense of the
Japanese and the island Insignificant in value
compared with possession of Manchuria control of
Korea.
Sakhaln island, which looms up so prominently in
the peace negotiations part Of the Japanese en-
pre down to 1875 1t is separated Japan only by
a narrow strait, and it extends northward $40 miles,
1t is narrow, however, having of 24,560 miles
It's present population is about 100000
The abandonment Of Manchura is the most mpor-
ant rerogressve step that Russia has been obliged to
take in modern times The requirement of it from China
the outcome of long effort. Since then Russia has
expended hundreds of millions dollars in railroads
harbor and city building at Port Arthur and Danv
and in developing the resources Of the country Man
chura embraces vast stretches of the best wheat
growing land in the world and is rich mineral wealth.
It's total is about 400 900 square miles.
It would SEEM therefore, that in the surrender of
Manchuria and the abandonment of all pretenson to
control in Korea the Russians have conceded the butt
of the bone Of contention Anyway the three con-
cessiors alluded to together of such transcendent
Importance that they appear to the outside observer
as an almost certain forerunner of peace
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
EIdridge-Seymour Wedding

A quiet wedding was celebrated last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Oria A.
Eldridge, 1861 South Grand avenue,
when her daughter Miss Lynlie Ynez
Eldridge became the bride of ]. f.
Seymour 2756 West Eighth street.
The ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Father c.. M. Mcdonald of
st. Vincents college, was the result of
college romance which began when
Miss Eldridge was a classmate Of the
prominent undergraduate.
| Only the family and immediate
friends were present at the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Pearl
A. Seymour, while w. L. Bowers acted
as best man.
AS Miss Ada Raze began playing the
wedding march from Dohengrin the
bride, gowned simply in white, entered
the drawing room and met her be-
trothed under three wedding bells
which had been hung over an altar
built in front of the fireplace.
After the supper and reception Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour left on a three
weeks trip to San Francisco, Portland
and Salt Lake. Mrs. Seymour will be
at home at 1861 South Grand avenue
after October Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
THE WATER BOND ELECTION

Three weeks from tomorrow the Owens valley water
proposition will be clnched On that day voters Of
Los Angeles will authorize the issue Of bonds where
with to acquire title to the great watershed.
The vote will settle the whole question concerning
the greater supply for this city The st5OOOoO Of
bonds to be voted will the purchase Of the
rights and the construction of an aqueduct will be the
second part Of the project The voting of the bonds
will end all controversy on the subject.
Three weeks from tomorrow night Los Angeles will
practically own abundance Of "the best water
earth" sufficient for a city with 100000 population
The vote the water bond proposition should be
relatively as emphatic the Of the Norweglans
the question Of severing connection with Sweden
That vote 95,935 Affirmative to 81 negative.
The city council has earned warm public approval by
prompt action in calling the bond election The feeble
and puerile opposition Of the obstructlonst who mis-
represents the Sixth ward only tended bring out the
support Of the other members determinedly.
Counting the Sixth ward member the basis of his
influence in the council 1t be said that the vote
in opposition to the bond election represented by
cpher-the affirmative vote was practically unani-
nous.
In order that the water proposition may have "a
rousng sendoH the voters of Los Angeles should show
at the election that there are practically no water
knockers in the city. The vote should be as nearly
unanimous in the Affirmative it is possible to make
it, Let other cities have fresh object lesson in the
spirit and push that have placed Los Angeles in the
lead of progressive American cities.
Three weeks will roll around quickly. Every man
who feels the touch of civic pride who faith
the great Los Angeles of the should use his vote
and his influence in swelling the number of ballots
favoring the water bond issue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Berner-MiIls Wedding

The wedding ceremony of Miss
Maude Evelyn Berner and John V.
Mills of st. Louis was performed by
Rev. Baker P. Lee at Christ church,
Episcopal at o'clock last evening.
The ceremony, which was witnessed
by only the most intimate friends OF
the couple was a simple one. Miss
Lotta G. Masters attended Miss Ber-
ner as maid of honor, while Frank G..
White of Pasadena acted as best man..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
SILVER BULLION is
ENTIRELY EXHAUSTED
Philadelphia Mint Stops Coming To-
day but Is Expected to Re-
sumo In October

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The sus-
pension of gold and silver coinage
at the Philadelphia mint, beginning
tomorrow, Is explained at the treasury
department by the statement that the
stock of silver bullion is entirely ex-
hausted and that there is no call at
present for gold or minor coins.
Some time in October, it is thought,
the accumulation of silver will war
rant the resumption for a time of re-
coinage of silver dollars into subsid-
larry coins, as has been proposed, but
the outlook for continued active opera
tions at Philadelphia mint is not re-
garded as good. During the coming
suspension of coinage the mint will be
open to receive deposits of gold bullion
as usual.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Mrs. Brandies EntertaIns

Mrs. H. Hugo Brandies, who came
from Omaha to attend the wedding of
Miss Eta Jacoby and Morse Silver of
New York, gave dinner last evening
in honor of the bridal party and Mrs.
w. F. Barnett, whose guest she is.
The table was decorated with the
brides flowers-pink and white car
nations-and besides the hostess and
guests of honor, covers were laid for
Herman Horowitz, Rev. A. w. Edel-
man, DR.. d. w. Edelman, Mrs. Nathan
Jacoby. A. M. Edelman. Henry Jacoby,
Leo Barnett, Morris Jacoby and Leo
Jacoby.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Works-Rurrltt Enaaaement

Mrs. Herman S. Darling of 1000 South
Union avenue entertained yesterday
afternoon in honor of the announce
ment Of the engagement of her cousin,
Miss Isabel Works. daughter of Judge
John D. Works of 1040 South Union
avenue, to Richard Burritt of Water
bury, Conn. The house was carefully
decorated for the occasion and the tea
tables strewn with red and yellow
roses. The guests included Miss Con-
stance Britt, Miss Agnes Bethune, Miss
Ruth Kays, Miss Marion Dalmazzo,
Miss Margaret Tut, Miss Franklin
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
GOES INTO LIQUIDATION
Judge Also Appoints Receiver for
Peoples Bank of st. Louis
By Associated Press.


By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Following the
decision of United States Circuit Judge
vandevanter, denying an application
to prohibit the enforcement of fraud
order by the postal authorities, the di-
rectors of the Peoples bank, on the adj
vice of their attorneys, have decided to
go into Involuntary liquidation.
Notwithstanding the decision of the
directors to go into involuntary liquida-
ton, Judge McElhinney of the st. Louis
county circuit court today granted an
application for a receiver for the Peo-
ple's United States bank on the request
of Attorney General Hadley of Mis-
souri,. The court then appointed a re-
ceiver, but announced that his name
would be temporarily withheld.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The Colorado river appears to be resentng the plans
of engineers TO change its longtime habits II it cannot
follow It's own course 1t will make 1t wet for the men
who attempt to control It. That seems to be its deter
minaton; but when the government reclamation work
is fairly well advanced the big river will be as submis
sive as a broken broncho.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The disturbance of building operations by the strike
of carpenters cannot he serious The strikers are sim
ply inviting unemployed of their trade to flock
hither from other cities And they cannot expect local
sympathy for purely sympathetic strike as they claim
no grievance of their own.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The city engineer makes the interesting statement
that two river bridges likely on slight food provoca
ton, to follow the example last winter by the Sew
enth street structure, which collapsed Citizens with
civic pride would be glad to all the ugly old wooden
structures go If their substitution by modern steel
lures were probable.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The proposition to establish a woman's college In
Southern California at the cost of round million
lars has received great impetus by the offer
of an ideal site and 100 of ground a gift from
of the most progressive citizens Of Los Angeles
The success of the project to be assured.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The Harvard astronomers hoped TO decide as
result Of their observations of the moons eclipse
whether there is snow the and also whether
has satellite When Teslas interplaneary telephone
system is perfected those points can be settled bv "he
long' to 'the man in the moon"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The government graft bacillus has effected a 1ode
ment in the internal service General agents in
the service have been called down for not doing their
duty in detecting some of the things going on" Mos
qutoes not charged with responsibility for carving
government graft germs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Taylor, Miss Lucille Levy, Miss Edith
Levy, Miss Germaine Fuzenot, Miss
Myra Rife, Miss Amy Morrow, Miss
Gertrude Workman, Miss Eleanor
White and Miss Josephine Young.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Boston is proud Of girl ten years old who swan
mile in thirtythree minutes, making is believed
to be the best record The Childrens society Boston
should have made record by arestng the persons re-
sponsble for the exhibition on the charge of cruelty
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

local Chinese dentist fined $10O for practcing
without license, his field being, of course in the Chi
nese quarter. But it would that for Chinese den
tistry license would be needed nor anything else
except a monkey-wrench and pair of tongs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

San Francisco admits the need of reform somewhere
and has just bounced" certain school teachers
who have had the temerity to marry. No matrimonial
other restriction is likely interposed in regard
to who hold political Jobs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

San Franciscos projected custom house is be-
ginning to materiaze. The contract for the structure
has been closed the cost figure being 81 OOO
IL will be in order a movement aiming at
a custom house for the port Of San Pedro
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

harbinger of the coming eastern winter is reported
from Indiana All the big coal companies there
rounding up in $50 900 trust.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

And yet it might be well for the city council to send
the Sixth ward mist to Owens valley at the crys ex-
pense desired by the msft himself 1t said to be
an easy thing for person to get lost in that wild
district
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The immense expansion of electric car business is
indicated in preparations for convention of trolley car
builders to be held in Philadelphia next month. Eight
hundred delegates representing leading manufacturers
Of such cars are expected to be present
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The motor boat grows promising a competi-
tor of the automobile in stimulating the undertaking
business The second turteurnng of that kind of
craft within a few days is reported in New England
waters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Married women teachers barred from the Frisco
schools Must have absorbed the Charloteetc Gilman
idea there that no mother is fit to handle children.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Between the peace conference and the status of
the Jews in Russia Witte is getting double dose of
trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

AS the Chicago hodcarrier ascends the ladder he is
man to be looked up to-" both igurativey and lit
orally. 1t is reported that the guild in that city
as high as $40 a week. counting overtime and Sunday
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

1t is now dependent which marriage service she
uses, Presbyterian Methodist, to whether
must need not obey her husband Watch for a boom
in Methodist weddings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
BY THE cHATTERER

ported gown trimmed with French null
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
Her tulle veil was fastened with a
beautiful broach which was the gift
of the groom. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of figured null and carried bou-
quets of pink roses, as did the maid
of honor, who wore pink gown cut
without train.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

matador says bulfghtng is art" So is pig
sticking in packing houseand it's humane, too
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

By all means pay the way Of the Sixth ward misrep
resentative to Owens river-to 1t. But
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

The Long Beach sleuths who on the trail of the
dynamiters only tell all they know about the case
but all they suspect we'll Not much value can be
expected from following clews with brass band
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Having given up Manchuria Korea and all else that
she to for Russia has just about made peace
already
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

"Godie" Mohr ex-chorus girl, has come into
$150OOOOO fortune Well named, she
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Population of Los Angeles 20l. .249

Volcano in Nevada7 Well it needs a blowout badly
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
THE HER.RLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The Herald's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
% larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.