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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
MRS. E. D. RAND WILLS
100000 TO SOCIALISTS
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL FOR a
WEALTHY WOMAN
Services for an Iowa Pioneer Recall
Memories of a Visitor Who Made
Many Friends While Visiting
Relatives In Los Angeles

Impressive services, conducted by
leading members of the Socialist party,
to which she willed 100000. took place
yesterday in Meteuchen, N. j., at the
funeral of Mrs. e. D. Rand, who had
many friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Rand visited her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Charles Wellington Rand, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hig-
gins, 2619 Wiltshire boulevard, during
the summer of 1904, and at that time
formed wide acquaintance. Since then
she has kept in touch with her Los An
geles friends, who remember her as a
remarkable woman.
Pioneer of Iowa
Mrs. Rand was a pioneer settler of
Iowa. Possessed of great wealth, she
was enabled to travel widely and to
indulge in most generous philanthropies.
Endowed with a splendid mind, she was
always a student, and a number of
years ago announced her belief lin the
principles of Socialism. She was loyal
adherent OF George D. Heron, who
married her younger daughter and with
her assistance established colony in
New Jersey.
Although she had the courage of ad-
vanced opinions, Mrs. Rand was a
grande dame of exquisite charm OF
manner and wonderful tact. At the
time of her death she was so years old
and she still retained a rare beauty
Her death occurred July &c at her villa
lin Florence, Italy, where she spent
much of her time and where she enter
tanned many famous authors and re-
formers.
After the funeral services yesterday
DR.. and Mrs. Heron started west with
the body. which will be consigned to
the family vault in Burlington, Iowa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
MORE TRANSIT INNOVATIONS

Two fresh wonders in the line of electric transit have
just been announced in Los Angeles and the other
in South Bend, Ind. Together they show how rapidly
power is being superseded by electricity in trans
poration and they give some idea OF the revolution
that is now in progress in all classes of transit
Electric motors that will haul the passenger cars
of steam railways may be seen in the neighbor
hood of Los Angeles Two such motors each capable of
drawing ten ordinary passenger coaches of steam
railway, have just been completed in this city. These
motors as explained, will be put into service for
freight hauling the standard gauge divisions of the
Los AngeesPacifc railway, and also to handle the pas
senger traffic which this electric road is planning to
Pacific at Inglewood and Sunset stations respectively
of the adapabty the electric purposes for
which the steam locomotive is employed, with advan-
tages in economy and in other respects.
The innovation noted at South Bend relates to track
service of the electric motor scale not hitherto
attempted. company has been organized in the In
city carry passengers and freight the pub
lie highways in coaches seating thirty persons each.
To each of these passenger will be attached three
freight cars each of which will have capacity of ten
The train will be propelled by 1OOhorse power of
stored electricity, generated from gasoline.
Economy of operation and convenience by reason of
easy adjustment the most important factors in both
Of these departures. If electric motor haul
ten passenger coaches at schedule speed pro-
posed in vicinity of Los Angeles is evident that
the day of the costly locomotive passing rapidly
And in regard to the road motor in its FORMS there
longer doubt that it promises to revolutionize all
kinds of highway transportation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
FRENCH MATADOR COMES
TO ATTEND BIG PARADE

Felix Robert, the French matador, re-
turned last night from Mexico, bringing
with him eight picadores and banderil-
leros, who will participate in parade
this afternoon from to o'clock. pre-
paratory to their departure to Tia
Juana, where he gives his first bull
fight next Sunday. The costume worn
by Robert is on exhibition at Harris &
Franks clothing store on South Spring
street. It is the most beautiful and
valuable costume ever exhibited in this
city, it's valuation being $4,000. His
favorlte sword, with which he claims to
have dispatched more than 500 bulls. is
also displayed with other paraphernalia
used in his battle with the bulls.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
JOHN H. FOLEY WEDS MISS
EDITH JOY
CLIMAX OF PRETTY ROMANCE
Bride, Formerly Teacher in the City
Schools, Met Future Husband, Who
Was Member of Board of
Education

| A wedding yesterday marked the cli-
max in a pretty romance in the lives
of Miss Edith Merrihew Joy, daughter
of Mrs. Anna Ruth d. Joy of 1899 Oak
street, and John H. Foley. Mr.. Foley
met Miss Joy while he was a member
of the board of education and she
young school teacher under his super
vision, and yesterday afternoon the
marriage was solemnized by the Rev.
Father Clifford of the Church of St
Thomas the Apostle at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Charles H. Toll
of 1893 Elden street.
AS the bride, unattended, entered the
drawing room Miss Tessie Dunn, a
cousin of the groom, played the Lo-
hengrin wedding March," and as the
ceremony was being performed she
changed her music and played '"Trau-
merei" softly.
Miss Joy carried a bouquet of white
hyacinths and ferns, and against the
altar of ferns and tulle which had
been built in the drawing room her
simple white voile gown was shown
to the best advantage.
In the drawing room, where the
altar of ferns was erected, the decora-
tions were entirely in green's and white
tulle interspersed with pink and white
lilies. In the dining room, where the
wedding breakfast was served, Mexi-
can poppies and maidenhair ferns were
used in abundance, while in the hall
great clusters of lilies banked either
side of the stairway, while palms and
amaryllis were hung against the walls.
After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley left for the east on two
months wedding journey, and Mrs.
Foley will not be at home at 735 West
Adams street until the middle of Octo-
ber.
John H. Foley is we'll known in
lodge and business circles in Los An
geles, for besides being a practicing
attorney he has been the head consul
of the Woodmen of the World and a
ranger of the Foresters.
Mrs. John G. Quinn entertained the
young women of the Nameless Whist
club at her home, 342 Westlake avenue,
yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was
I spent at cards, after which christopher
served a dainty luncheon in the dining
room. The Nameless Whist club has
met fortnightly for the last year and
various names have been offered for
the organization, but owing to the fact
that an unprejudiced and competent
Judge has never volunteered his ser
vices none of the names suggested by
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
Aug. 10 i'm the Worlds History

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Of the nato convention.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
a Los ANGELHs HANDICAP

Three days ago a Los Angeles business arrived
at home, coming from point near Mazatlan, Mexico
He is member Of Los Angeles company which Is
developing gold mine few miles back from the port
Of Masatan Frequent journeys back and forth between
Los Angeles and the mining point necessary.
In order to make the journey either 1t is
sary for that mining to travel about thousand
miles out Of his way. In the homeward Journey just
made he Obliged to pass the latitude of Los An
geles several miles in the ocean and steam up the
coast about 500 miles to San Francisco. From the
northern city he then southward another 500 miles
to his home.
This experience is related as an incident showing
Importance of direct steamship communication be-
tween Los Angeles and the various southern Pacific
ports There are important business relations be.
tween this city and several of those ports with oppor
tunies for great expansion by introducing direct steam
ship service Los Angeles is the natural entrepot In
American relations with the southern coastwise trade
but 1t is sealed against taking It's rghful place long
as its business of that kind must pass through the
Golden Gate.
The Herald often has urged the importance of OPEN
ing trade relations between Los Angeles and the south
ern ports but the time for pushing the matter now
be especially propitious. Port facilities at
San Pedro far enough advanced to warrant start
1t will take some time to scrape acquaintance with our
southern port neghbors, and that preliminary feature
cannot begin too soon. Los Angeles business men know
how to grasp an opportunity without taking the risk of
losing by reason greater aertness the part OF
others
The scheme for drumming the southern ports on
the German plan already The Herald has proved
to be very effective in extending the sphere OF German
trade influence AS forerunner of steamship transpor
ation btween Los Angeles and the southern coast IL
would prove to be an invaluable entering wedge
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
ASSERT FREIGHT CARS
MUST HAVE FRANCHISE
Voters League Insists That Com
panies Pay for Privilege of Oper-
atinq on Streets

aLln9 on otreetS
The Voters league is agitating a cam
paign in favor of the ordinance pre-
pared by the league relative to street
car tenders and regulation of speed
of cars at crossings. j. B. Irvine. sec
retary of the league, said yesterday:
1.-THE proposed ordinance prepared by
a committee of the Voters league de-
scribes a fender for street cars such
as is actually used in some cities and
has been thoroughly tested and whose
efficiency is proved by the much
smaller number of fatal or serious
street car accidents in cities where such
tenders are used.
"The proposed ordinance does not
attempt to limit the speed of street cars
except at street crossings and where
sengers. Such reasonable restrictions
are necessary to prevent accidents.
"The larger the number of cars run
in the city the greater the danger of
injuring people. AS the running OF
freight cars over the street railway
ed in any way, the ordinance forbids
such operation of freight cars without
a franchise therefor in order to secure
proper regulation. Most of the execu-
tive committee of the Voters league
are not opposed to the running of
freight cars, provided there are proper
restrictions and regulations and pro-
vided the street car companies pay adj
equately for this very valuable privi-
lege"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Dispatches from Portsmouth indicate that a pessm-
stic feeling is prevalent among diplomats and those
congregated there to watch the developments at the
peace conference The belief grows from hour to hour
that there strong likelihood that negotiations may yet
to naught through the possible nsstence of apan
heavy indemnity. M Wtte is expected to hold
steadfastly to his firm attitude regarding nonpayment
Of tribute. There to be for hope however
that the penpoentiaries may reach an agreement on
the basis of Russas concession of compensation In con.
sideraton Of Japans release Of the island Of sakhaln
which the mikado's army recently seized and which
gives to the command Of the whole Siberian
nttoraL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
SAN DIEGO CITIZEN Is
LOST In WESTLAKE PARK
Scared by Wilderness Surrounding
Him, He Starties Neighhorhood
With Cries for DeIfverance

Residents in the neighborhood of
Grand View avenue and West Sixth
street were startled yesterday morning
by cries OF ''help," murder and
police" which seemed to come from
Westlake park
A patrol wagon and officers We're
sent to investigate and the Individual
that raised the disturbance rushed from
the park and explained that he was
from San Diego and had fallen asleep
in the park He said that when he
awoke he imagined he was in a woods.
but after being enlightened ON the sub
ject he left.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

The rapidy Of shifts in President Roosevelts cabinet
would be creditable rapid change artist in vaude
vile show The passing of Secretary Shaw of the treas
ury department the latest announcement OF that kind
but Secretary Hitchcock of the interior department
known to be ION the ragged edge and there
two other suspects"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

James. Coca-Cola Bottllng works
George A. LeDouxc George T. Atchiey,
schliebitz. Frimmersdorff q Co., Rube
welch Amusement company, Ensign 8
Ransom, G. P. Deyoe. w. J. Dwyer,
Skinner g. Knecht, Steele, Fafis 3
Walker company William w. Hoas-
land, manager Brode Electric company;
Pursell Bros, f. w. Pickard, Edward
T. Dillon, Louis Roeder. jr., Pacific
Hardware and Steel company, d. w.
Tungate, e. Gerson, Ehlers & Goersch,
Walter j. Wren. @. l.. Crenshaw, A. J.
Warner, Piele & Hill, @. c. Coiyear,
John b. Dawson and H. M. Barstow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

After all the appalling loss of life and the sacrifice
of treasure in the RussianJapanese four men, rep
resenting the two countries charged with settling
whole trouble When the nations become truly civilized
their troubles will be settled by diplomacy at the be-
ginning, not at the end of bloody war.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
WASHINGTON HAS OUTBREAK
OF TYPHOID FEVER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-An unusu-
ally severe outbreak of typhoid fever
generally attributed to the use of the
river water is prevalent in this city
Since July 1st. 1876 cases have been re-
ported in the District of Columbia and
twenty-one deaths have occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Clarence Bard, nephew of ex-senator
Bard, was given Dutch supper in his
apartments on Grand avenue last even
ing by some of his friends. The supper
was given in honor of his coming trip
to Europe, where Mr.. Bard expects to
study music at the German and Aus
trian schools.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Mrs. Annie Youngworth of 214 North
Hope street entertained with supper
and domino whist last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

In the report of Barney Oldfeds escape from
death in the automobile at Detroit it is stated that
"he was carried ambulance which had been pro-
vided in of accidents" An ambulance attachment
to swell autos may be coming idea.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

1t is not like ]. Pierpont Morgan to bother about
pary twentyeght miles of railway in China. There is
likelihood that he is aiming to buy China marry the
dowager empress depose the young emperor and seat
himself upon the lid of the celestial empire
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

That latest fad of fast millionares, the boat
gives promise of equalng the automobile danger
thing cannot butt climb but the experience
OF that in Long Island sound dscloses liking for
turning over and swimming bottom upward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

The total of deaths to date caused by the disaster
to the gunboa Bennington has reached sxty-six That
is terrible sacrifice official derection somewhere
and the American people will not be satisfied until the
guilt is placed and the punishment meted out
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

majority of "civic decency" delegates is claimed
result of the primary election in San Francisco
Wednesday, The Republican league is the other name
for the cvic decency party AS the returns show only
is SO3 votes the league in total of $685. the re-
mainder being largely Abe Ruefs foowin3 it is hard
to see how "civic decency" win.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

That act of young Herreshof in saving his mechanic
from drowning while he his pocketbook floating away
with $4,000 is likely to be widely discussed But the
average American probably would act similarly The
good side of human shows itself when fellow
mortal is in peril.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

The last two three days have been reminders that
Angeles has not been overlooked in provision for
weather 1t will not be surprising if get
surfet of warm temperature during the weeks just
ahead running at least to the autumnal equinox.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Of burning oil in locomotives and railway shops are sure
death to mosquitoes. In Los Angeles we have dead
shot for mosquitoes in those black oil SCOT flakes from
chmneys in the heart of the city, 1t is dicult however
TO get the mosquitoes In range of the flakes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

lucky nephew of Andrew Carnegie is said to be in
fair to win the amateur national golf championship
which would insure him promised gift of 81 900 900
from his uncle. more appropriate gift would be big
library with an automatic Notwithstanding librarian
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

The risk of serious railway disaster should be
taken because chap with plenty of money is willing
risk and his cash attaining phenomenal speed
is about time to put the lid the aspirations Of the
Croesus of Death valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10
THIRTY-THREE MEMBERS
ARE GAINED IN A WEEK
Chamber of Commerce Continues to
Increase Its Rolls and Now
Approaches 21OO Mark

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Thirty-three new names were added
to the membership rolls Of the chamber
Of commerce yesterday. The 1000 mark
has been passed and now approaches
the 21Oo mark. Those added yesterday
were:
]. C. Henderson. Benbrook & Holman,
A. d. Warner, Mark Keppel, James
Hanley, Harry r. Stafford, w. p.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Sig. Garofalo, the italian criminolo-
gist, has figured out that there are
10000 persons annually condemned for
murder in Europe, and that only one
criminal in three Is brought to Justice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

This is the annual outing day for employees in the
tail grocery business of Los Angeles Business in that
line will be closed in all stores with which the organza
ton of grocery employees is connected. Lucky the
benefciaries,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

AS conqueror of fishermen and peaceful Cretans,
Russia is a wonder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

Now the agricultural department howls; "The women
did it," That excuse is old as Adam.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-10

the various members of the club have
so far been adopted.