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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Steb-
bins, who has recently made River
side her home.
George Russell of Cypress avenue en-
tertained the Bithian Daughters of the
First Methodist church and their men
friends Wednesday evening.
Floy Moulton of Seventh street was
treated to a surprise party Tuesday
evening by a large party of friends in
celebration of his fifteenth birthday.
William f. Twogood and Miss Ma
mie A. Dodd, both of Highgrove, were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday evening by the pastor, Rev.
e. j. Inwood.
Miss zeila Cheeseman and Wallace
Webster were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides
parents on West Fifth street. Only
relatives and close friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. T.. +. Goff, pastor of the First
Congregational church.
Miss Della w. Rhinehart became the
bride of Gordon Griffin Clark Wednes-
day evening, Rev. Alex. Eakin of the
Calvary Presbyterian church perform
ing the marriage ceremony. Both
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
YOUNG WOMEN
TO GIVE RECEPTION
FINE ARTS STUDENTS WILL
ENTERTAIN
Opening of New Addition to School
VIII Be Made a Gala Occasion
BY the Faculty and
Pupils

The Los Angeles College of Fine
Arts, U. S. c., will hold n reception
Friday afternoon and evening, Decem-
Der 8, the occasion being the formal
opening of the new addition to the
college building and the presentation
Of the 90 gold medal to Miss Edna M.
Blumve.
The new addition to the building,
which will be more than double the ca
pacity of the college, is rapidly nearing
completion, and is in the prevailing
mission style of architecture, harmon
izing with the first building.
In honor of the coming event the
students are planning many unique
decorative schemes for the different
rooms. One room will be devoted to
work by the graduates, Misses Edna
M. Blumve, Jessie d. Jones, Arley G.
Tottenham and Rose Pitcher. In the
main art gallery the paintings of Prof
w. l.. Judson the dean, will be dis
played.
The college is noted for it's social
events, to which invitations are highly
priced by the art lovers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
st. Paul's Pro.cathedraI Bazaar

The Sick and Needy society OF St
PauPs pro-cathedral will give bazaar
Tuesday afternoon and evening In he
parish hail at the rear of the pro-
cathedral.
Mrs. c. u. Clacius and Mrs. w. d.
Robinson have charge of the table Of
flowers and fancy articles.
Mrs. G. J. Fox and Mrs. w. IL. Bryan
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
S0@IE TY
F-sa*+a*s *-ss.a+s :. astF# i. ..*,.sa4.ss

and Raymond Sturges, Gladys Park,
Gladys Senior, Edna Port. Edna Allen,
Martha Woolwine. Hazel Davidson,
Sigfried Westengholme, Lester Shaw,
JOY Fletcher, Ruth Pratt, Rena Hart
sart, Carl Atkins. Edith Mason. Ruth
Gates. Kenneth Robson. Harold
Lamna and the little Dysart sisters,
Ruth, Mabel. Marie and Dolly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Sunshine Whist Party

Mrs. w. S. Low of the Abbotsford
Inn was hostess at whist party Fri
day evening, when she entertained
about 125 guests, members of the Sum
shine society and their friends. The re-
ception rooms and parlors were dec
Grated with poinsettas, crimson carna-
tions, palms and other greenery and
the prizes were handpainted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Social Notes

Countess c. Wachtmeister of Switz-
erland and her son, Herr Wacht-
meister, are guests at Hotel Hollywood
for AN extended stay.
Col. and Mrs. I. N. Peyton of Spo-
kane, Wash, are now in their new
home, 1916 st. Andrews place. Mrs.
Peyton will be at home Wednesdays.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Military Dance

Members of Camp Roosevelt No. g.
California United Spanish War Vet
Grams. will give a military dance at
the armory Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the relief fund for the
widows and children of soldiers
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

have charge of the table for cakes, pies
and bonbons.
Mrs. Edgar Palmer will receive the
silver offerings.
Mrs. II. r. Lee, Mrs. j. ]. Wilkins,
Mrs. T.. Kelly and Mrs. w. b. Burrows
will preside at the refreshment table.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
HOLLYWOOD "SmalI and Early"

The weekly "small and early" dance
at Hotel Hollywood last evening was
especially we'll attended, score or more
going out from Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
For New Members

Les Freres club members will give
their fourth annual Thanksgiving
dance Thursday evening at Kramers,
followed by Il banquet in honor of
three new members, DR.. Donald Ross,
Messrs. T. l.. Caroe and Arthur Van
Pelt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
TROPICO

Mrs. S. II. Hapgood of Boston. Mass,
arrived in Tropico Tuesday and Will
be the house guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Della Hapgood, indefinitely.
w. w. Dutton and Harry Dutton are
spending several weeks at Rosemonde.
Dr. +. w. Cooling. American consul
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
To Receive in New Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Avery Mccarthy will
be at home this afternoon at their new
residence. 422 Pacific avenue, Red0ndo.
A special car will accommodate guests
going to the beach at 2:30 o'clock aloi
another car will return about o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
To Give "CoonU PARTY

Members of Arbor Villa Rebekah
lodge are planning for merry "coon
party to be given Tuesday evening in
/. O. o. f. hail. not the least amusing
feature of which will be a cakewalk.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26

young people are residents of Los An
geles but will make their future home
in Riverside.
Ramona Rebekah lodge gave a whist
party at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening.
A box social was given by the Lady
Maccabees at Leighton hall Friday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Afternoon Whist Club Entertained

Mrs. William Francis Stewart enter
tanned the members of the Afternoon
Whist club Thursday afternoon at the
Rowan. Her guests included Mes
danes c. c. Heller, Palley, Harvey,
Stanton. Kupper Abbott, Rupert and
Whalley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Reception and Dancing Party

The Occidental club has issued in
vitations for an informal reception and
dancing party to be given Friday
evening at the clubs Headquarters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Annual Dance

Tho women's auxiliary of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will give a dance Thursday evening,
December T. at Kramer's.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Will Give Bazaar

The women of the Boyle Heights
Christian church are preparing for a
bazaar to be given December 7.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-26
Results

and a very serious one, for il
leads sooner or later to chronic
badness, which is ineurable--
tho disease must be treated i'm
a thoughtful, persistent and
manner The dandruf
germ must be destroyed and
kept out of the scalp with
NEWBRO'S II IL r p c ID +,
because It is the only remedy
that will actually kill the dan
druff germ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
FOUR NEW TRUSTEES.
Must be Elected by the Council Ia
tie Near Future.

1t is probable thai n joint session
OF the common council and board Of
aldermen viii be called within the
next few weeks to elect four now
school trustees.
Rev II. b. Sanford, recently elect.
ed to succeed Mr.. w. f. Wilkinson
on the board. is not citn2cn of the
city and cannot qualify. Mr. W. f.
Barrett becomes member OF the
House Of Delegates in January and
will have to resign from the board.
II Is said that AIessrs. ]. Z. T. Hun.
ter and Clarence Nelms have vacat-
ed their seats on the board by re-
cause for suit given in the bill.
tricts in which they were elected.
4 joint session of the council Is
to be held shortly to discuss the pro-
posed bond Issue for street improve
ments and it. is possible that the
matter OF olecting school trustees
will be included in the cell for the
meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

ed as II She intended 10 end her own

ed as II she intended 10 end her own
life.
Mrs. Pennington, in the course OF
her career, has married the father
Of her first husband and later Killed
her infant ana refused 10 lei any
one bury ii.
At the age OF is she bccame the
wife OF William Pennington. OF Ma
ty6Yille. Ind Shortly nfterward she
ie!l III love with 1t man named Kelly
About this time the iifeless body OF
bennington was found. How ha
mot his death haa never beon ex
nlanoh The woman said she mar
Etcd Kelly, bat would never tcl!
where The ceremony was performed
July IL, 1898. four months from The
'iino Pennington died. Mrs. Kelly
VAS committed to the insane agy.
lam. She said penninrton's spirit
followed her constantly October Il.
1900. she Was released from the
asylum. Kelly had secured II divorce
and said he never wanted 10 see The
woman again. Thomas Pennington,
father OF Mrs. Kclly's first husband
became the ihird husband OF The
woman August t, 1898. Mrs Pen
nington again became insane aul
vas returned 10 the hospital Tor IL
sane on February II. 1900. She
was released November l3. and on
August -. 1901, she was again
confined 10 the asylum November
t, lon:, she was returned 10 her
home. In January. 1909. size ba,
tered hcy baby 10 doath. She said
tho Almighty had directed ho. -
make an angel ii her child From
January -, 1909. % October 10. 1909.
she was again in The ingaua asylum.
June %, 1891, she was once moro
admitted, and recently She was sent
back from bartholomew county. In.
diana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
BATTLESH|p IDAHO
GL|DES into RIVER
Powerful Floating Fortress is
Launched From Yards in
Philadelphia.
LITTLE GIRL CHRISTENS SHIP
Sister TO the Mississippi When Com.
pleted VIII Be One OF the Most
Modern VeaaeIa In Uncle Same
Fas! Growing Armada OF Fighting
Machines.

Machines.


PiiII.ADELPHiA. PA. Dec. o..
The battloahip Idaho was launched
AT 1920 o'clock today at the yard
81 the William Cramp Ship and En-
zinc Building Company. The vessel
was christcned by Miss Louise May
G"oling. the l3year- old daughter of
Governor Frank r. Gooding. Of Idaho
The ha;tleship Idaho Is sister
ship 10 The mississippi, which was
launched on September 30, and viii
he battleship of the first class.
When finished she will be con-
splcuous Illustration OF The import
ant factor electricity has become in
che operation in II warship. Ex
ccpt for windlass and steering gear,
practically all her other auxiliary
machinery will he run by electricity
and her two military masts will be
littcd with apparatus for wireless
tcleeraphy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
4 leak botwcon tho cotton and Tho

4 leak between the cotton and the
crook
Ono OF them, parody on popular
ID. experience lave como To thln!,
there IL merit in tho government.
ownership or railroads"
Attorney General Moody. Ono
big trust litigation In hand is worth
tw" years more In the Cabinet"
PAU Morton: Every insurance
president should have his own suh.
marine boat
Chairman Shohts: "Oh. where IS
my wandering canal toniGht?"
Senator Aidrich: Some folks say
sugar ana oil Won't combine. bu, i
know"
Speaker Cannon; There is no
tariff OH football; so revise it all
ii you please
Senator EcveridGo: q can mako a
better speech than ans that has
heen made yet
David Dcla3co: Yes. nink it
may fairly be said that Wnlnm
Shakespeare was the David Bclasco
u! hia time"
Senator Lodge: "a GOLDFISH from
The deep bluc sea-. highly protected
article Of commerce is to me. and
nothing morc-hnt. for hcavcn's
sake. don't think eat them"
Everybody Works But Fairbanks &"
On the menu was :. large blanket
ballot upon which the guests were
grouped under different cmblcmg and
devices They were entitled Temple
or Fame" Finance Cinch insurancc. :"
"Ra.!rcad Rate Reform" Waiting
List OF The Roosevelt Club" Dem
Pop. Formerly Republican Party
"Aun;io Rebaters." Also Running"
and "Auto.rcformcrs"
Representatives Swanson and
Mann were among the guests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
Disorders Exaggerated

CHEFOO. Dec. "a merchant
who arrived today from Hardin via
Niadivostok. reports that when no
left Harbin, nlno days ago, tho rail-
way was operating regularly. He
arrived mt Vladivostok after jour
ncy OF two days.
Al the time Of his departure from
Hardin the employees of tho postal
telegraph lines were on strike. but
tho military telegraphers were work.
inG as usual. He reports the storlea
Of destruction of property by riotera
at llarbin az Incorrect.
Private letters received by Che
foo merchants, who nre In continu.
Gus communication with Vladivostok
connections, fail to reveal any at.
tempt to renewed disorders. Steam.
crG arc constantly plying between
ChcfOo and NlndyOstok.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
MR. READ is ELATED.
coTe!you's New Ruling May Mean
His Retention in Office.

y new ruling of Postmaster Gen.
eral Cortclyou, To the effect that post
masters who give satisfaction are to
be continued in Office regardless Of
political influence. Is source OF con-
siderable satisfaction to Postmaster
Fred Read and his friends.
Mr.. Reads term expires on Feb.
rnary I, 1906, and he Is confident OF
reappoiEtmcnt. Mr.. Read has writ.
ten endorsements from several hun
drcd OF the most prominent citizens
of The city, Democrats as well as Re-
puhl;cans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
LOYAL TROOPS FIRE
ON THE MUT|NEERS
Conflicting Reports Are Received
in Regard 10 The Situation
IN Manchuria.
CRoNSTADT SAILORS CAPTURED
Strike Breakers Are Openly AZ.
tackled and Riotera Shoot Into
Mail Cars-Peasanta Continue to
P'iIage the Estates Near ST. Petera,
borg--TeIegraph Service Tled-up.
nv AssoointoA rress.l

ST. PETERSBURG, vim EYDT-
NuilNEN. Dec. ?--Frosh disorders
are reported from Cronstadt. 1t Is
said that the loyal troops thero were
Obliged 10 fire OH the mutinecrs.
Riots are also reported To have
taken place among the troops return
inG from Nianchuria. At Sizran riot
ers are reported to have sacked tho
railway station.
The leaders Of the striking telc-
graph operators have taken q new
grip OF the situation and the tie-up
continues practically complete.
Cases Of attacks on strike breakers
are reported ami at Smolensk, Mid
die Russia. the strikers fired into
passing mail car.
The sailors OF the fourteenth and
eighteenth divisions. In which
chronic condition Of mutiny has pre-
vailed for some time were finally
surrounded by troops hero today
and were sent to Cronstadt.
PEASANTS disorders have BROKEN
oot in the government of St. Peters.
, burg. Princess Troubetskoy's estate
near Elysavetino station on the Bal
Tie Railroad has been plundcred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
MURDERER GETS AN
Is YEAR SENTENCE
Constable Who Killed Young Man
While Shooting at His Father
Convicted.
tsneciai 10 lie Dally prces.)

RICHMOND. VA, Dee Constable
George ". Chcwn:nG was tcday found
guilty Of the murder oi Robert poln.
dexter and sentenced to eighteen years
in the penitcntary.
Tho boy Was Killed White in buggy
WITH his father. nj whom the constable
was shooting. The father had been
placed under peace bond by Magis-
trate Madison. and was on his way 10
procure bondsmcn when the Shooting
took place.
Chewing plead that the man was
attempting 10 escape. IL was shown
chat Chewing was in collision
with another to do PoindoNtcr bodily
harm.
Considerable indignation is felt in
the Green Springs ncighborhood.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
POLL TAXES MUST
BE PAID TOMORROW
Al Voters Who Faii to Visit Treas.
urer Forfeit Their Right 10
Participate in Election.

All voters who fail TO pay their
poll taxes before tomorrow night ior.
f'it ,hoir right 10 participate in the
municipal election next spring
Treasurer Curti; kept his Office
onrn until aboIt s O'clock last night
10 accommodate those who could
not get ont during the day. and he
viii do tho same thing tomorrow
night
AGout 1000 voters have paid tho
'aX IN to this time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
MORGAN SELLS c. Il. 6 D.
finanacier Who Was "GoId Brick
ed Gets Even.
ROAD GOES TO HIS SYNDICATE
According TO the Latest Move the
Much Juggied Property viii Be
Divided Up Between the Nickel
Plate and Pennsylvania.
niy Associated PressJ

tl'S i.So'Hlcu HrCSS.b
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The World
tomorrow will say:
81. T.. Morgan and Company have
formed Il syndicate consisting OF Mr.
Morgan. Norman u. Rcam. represent,
Ing tho Pennsylvania, Erie and other
allied railroad interests; II. Mex.
Trcmbly, representing the Wander.
but interests, and George F.. Baker,
representing tho First National banl,
and Reading ard allied interests. 10
take over and control the $1,000
shares or the Cincinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad, turned back into
AIR. Morsan's hands by tie Erie
Railroad.
THE shares cost Mr.. Morgan more
than $l0,000,000.
ut is generally believed TINT the
property is TO be proportional be,
tween the Pennsylvania and the
Nickel Plate. which are owned by
tho Vanderbiits"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
NO NEGRO BLOOD
IN CHgl-D'S VEINS
Richmond Boy Exhonerated CT the
Charge Of Being Of Mixed
aate.
Especial to tho Daily press.>

RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 9.-Thc
school trustees OF Frederick county,
two physicians and several lawyers
today settled tho eligibility of STANLEY
rriplctt, tho scvcn.ycar old son of
Richmond ''rinictt. TO attend school.
School mates Of the child lad rcins.
cd 10 sit with him. claiming that bc-
cause OF his dark skin he had strain
OF negro blood IN his veins. The teach.
or suspended tie h0v. and the father
Appealed to- the trustees, who today
vindicated him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
FIRST DOUBLE PAGE 40.

Initial Appearance In Newport News
IN Today's Daily Press.
The first full doubo-pagc advertise
ment ever published IN q Newpor.
News newspaper appears In today's
iSnsc OF the Daily Press IL Is from
the department store OF Alcssra.
Meyers Bros, and was designed by
Mr.. f. c. Abbott, advertising man.
aGer for that establishment. 1t il
perhaps tho first double page adj.
vertisement published in n Virginia
paper, few OF our contemporaries
with stereotype presses being In po.
sition TO handle q double.pagc cast
Ing and being forced to print two
separate pages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

There was some activity In the
balloiing Tor the most popular school
teacher yesterday and both the
Hampton and tho Phocbus candi-
dates 20: The honor, mado lar%e
gains.
\ significant feature OF The re.
turns from the hustlinG little town
on the lower end OF the peninsula
Is tho large percentage OF Daily Press
coupons being turAcd in from there.
This shows conclus!ycly that the lii
tie town IS solidly back OF ita g..
vCritc candidate as wei! rs that the
Daily Press is the fayoritc paper
% The people OF the town.
Tho contest has just two weeaa
10 run and those who wish 30 see
heir favorite win must G4t 10 work
Yearly paid in advance subscr!p,
tons count 500 votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
MANAGES G AREER
OF CRIME AT END
Woman Murdered Her Baby and
Married Her Dead Husbands
,-tA Father.
Especial TO The DAILY Press,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 9.-For
tho sixth timo Annie Williams Pen
Observation-Disclosures. aged 80,
known in Southern Indiana as the
Beautiful Maniac" has been re-
turned to Central Asylum for the
Insane, at indianapolis. She mani.
tested murderous tendencies and act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
WIRELESS GREAT FUN MAKER
eve" tue President is Not Missed.
Bat o"Iy by Inference 10 He Al
Indsd to-~"Morgan FavorIng Coz
ernment Ownership OF Railroads"
One Of the Thought messages.


Wy NSspclNtrI lfG.S.l
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. O.
Distinguished guests were entertain
ed 10y The Gridircn Club tonight at
Tho annua! ia!l dinner. The table
ut ne New Willard was spread for
, NOR" than 200 persons, among whom
were the Nicc.prcsidcnt. nearly all
tho members oil the Cabinet. foreign
ministers aud ambassadors. scna.
tors and representatives and promin
Ont persons from every part Of the
country.
Tho program was unusually attrac.
tive and the wit and humor the vari.
oaa skits. the songs and the speeches
all tended tn make tho dinner 4
memorable occasion among the many
given by This famous club OF Wash.
!ngton correspondents.
| sReace Conference ChIoroformed.
a "peace conference" composed OF
members OF the club, cndeavored to
hcttlo disputes between many prom.
incnts guests. who were lmpcrsonat.
ed by members of the club. but all
Was unavaling until messenger.
from ". Z. Jerome. OF New York.
with Il bottle OF choroform pu,
them To sleep.
The initial convention of three new
members afforded an opportunity for
real rOa5;a. Il had reference 10 the
recent letter Of the President To the
Cabinet officers, relating TO the DIES.
Summation or news by them. Three
Cabinet officers were impcrsonatcd
and they formed grand inqnisltoria'
commission. putting on the rack tho
baby members for daring to inquire
what had taken place in Cabinet
meetings. The whole h!am0 was
finally placed on q head devil"
who had Numbered" in sending II
letter dictated By tho grand inqnlsl.
tor.
Wireless the Real Fun Maker.
Several dispatches were received
on fake" wireless telegraph an.
paratus. These were read greatly
TO the amusement OF tho guests
Among these dispatches were the
following:
Madison, Wis.
Hon. Wm. II. Allison--Ploaso I'D.
viso me in this point: DO you think
IA senatorial career leads to q nom-
ination Tor President? Robert -.
l.atollctte"
New York.
'Roher; Bacon.
Assistant SECRETARY of State.
aren't YOU glad to get out of it?
George W. Perkins"
Columbus.
Hon. Charles Dick-Please set
President Roosevelt 10 duplicate TO
roc message President Harrison
wrote about falling ontsido tho
breastworks. aIyron T. Hcrrick."
"Cincinnati
lion. Vim. II. Taft. Secretary Of
War.
Dear Bill-it was all right to dis.
scmblc your love, but why did you
kick me down stairs? George g.
Cox"
Guests Assist in Merriment.
Thought transfcronce" act nj.
fordcd an opportunity to pass jokes
upon the prominent guests. Among
tho thoughts thus transferred" and
UTTERED" by members who were
bllndfolded and under tho spell"
Of the operator were tho following:
Secretary Shaw: II positively re.
fuse to stay in the Cabinet after
March 4. 1909"
Secretary 10 tho President, Mr..
Loeb: Nobody knows the trouble
have"
Secretary Taft: What's sixteen
millions between friends
Secretary wilson: There's many
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
AFTER COCAINE SELLERS.
story Told by Woman Lands "euiIy'
Williams in Jail.

"HNi'5" Williams. alias Fanny"
a notorious en&ro. was arrested in
bloodticid last night by Chief VIII
Hanson TO he held for the local
authorities on the charge OF selling
cocaine.
Sarah Anthony, anogro woman who
was sent 10 Jail for not being OF
good fame yesterday morning, gave
the information which led TO the ar
rest of Williams. The ncgress said
she bought cocaine from the man.