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The Washington times., 1905-06-11

York who have become devotees to this
delightful form Of pleasure.
Mrs. James A. Roosevelt has closed
her New York home for the summer,
and is now occupying her cottage at
Oyster Bay, where she will be near the
President and his family.
Mrs. Emma Morriss and Miss Virginia
Morriss have returned to Washington
from Annapolis, where they were the
guests of Prof and Mrs. 8. J. Brown
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. Muir
ply os the navy, and Mrs. Murphy, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son. at their home. in Washington.
on Thursday. June s.
Mrs CASTOR, wife of Maj. j. A. Gas
ton, U. s. A, is visitor to Washing
ton. and is the guest of the family of
her uncle, Gen. NJ. P. Miller, of 2l10 R
street northwest.
Lieut.. Frank E. Evans, Z. S. NJ. c..
has been detailed TO command the rifle
, team of the Marine Corps In the ma
tionai match. Lieutenant Evans has
gone to Creedmoor. N. Y, where the
team Is now in camp.
Mrs Almy and Miss Alrny have left
Washington for Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa, where they will remain until July
]. They will then go to Narragansett
Pier for the remainder of the summer.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Selfridge were
among the Washington arrivals at
| jamestown, r. l., last week.
| Colonel and Mrs. Fuger have as their
| guests their son-in-law and daughter,
/ Capt and Mrs. D. NJ. King. The latter
will go to San Francisco in time to sail
for the Philippines on June 80.
Col Arthur L. Wagner. of the general
staff, U. S. A, who has been quite Ill
at his Washington home, is much i'm
proved.
Rear Admiral Charles S. Cotton. U. S
N, retired. and Mrs. Cotton are in
Hamburg. Germany. where they will re-
main several weeks.
| Capt. D NJ. King, of the Ordnance De-
partment, on duty at Benicia Arsenal
Cal, Is spending few days in Wash
ington Captain King Is guest al
1916 Sixteenth street northwest.
Brig. Gen. Charles j. Allen, U. s. A.
has returned to Washington after hav.
ing spent the winter with his family
| in California and Mexico.
Miss e. hel Leach is in New Rochelle
N Y, for a visit with her cousin, Mrs
Borthl.-
Miss Alice Andrews, who has been OF
a visit to Maj. and Mrs. Ogden Raffer
ty. a. Fort Monroe. has returned to he
home In Washington
Captain and Mrs. Lyon have arrive
in Washington from Fort Barrancas
Fla Captain Lyon is one of the urn
pires In the war" between the arm
and navy, which is now in progress il
the Chesapeake bay.
Major and Mrs Romeyn and Mis-
| Romeyn have gone 30 Fort Myer I
spend the summer with Lieut.. Charlie
Romeyn, who returned from the Philip
pines with the Thirteenth Cavalry.
Miss Helen Var.ck Boswell and Mis-
| Mary Yost Wood have left Washiugto
for an extensive trip through the Wes
They will visit Cleveland, Chicago, Den
yer. Colorado Springs. Salt Lake. Port
land, and San Francisco, and a numbe
of entertainments have been planned
their honor by club women.
Mrs. Sarah +. Platt Becker, presider
of the General Federation Of Women
Clubs, IS visiting Mrs. H T. Blount, {
Georgetown. Mrs. Blount Will give
tea in honor of Mrs. Platt Becker to
morrow afternoon from to oclocl
to which members of Federation club
are invited.
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

Passed Assistant Surgeon J. A.@Mur-
ply, o! the navy, and Mrs. Murphy, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son. at their home. IN Washington.
ON ThuradaV June s.
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

Mrs. Almy and Miss Almy have left
Washington for Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa, where they will remain until July
J. They will then go to Narragansett
Pier for the remainder of the summer.
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

Mrs. CASTOR, wife of Maj. j. A. Gas
ton, L. s. A, Is visitor to Washing
ton. and ts the guest of the family of
her uncle, Gen. NJ. P. Miller, of 2l1o r
street northwest
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

Lieut.. Frank E. Evans. Z. S. NJ. c..
has been detailed TO command the rifle
team of the Marine Corps In the ma
tionai match. Lieutenant Evans has
gone to Creedmoor. n. Y, where the
team Is now in camp.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
PENPRASE FOUND GUILTY
OF SELLING LIQUOR
Riverside Case Is Decided by Jury.
Elks to Play Ball With
Pomona Team

] TVUNbiid iVNUi
Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, March 24.-The PEN
prase liouor case was completed in the
superior court today. After being out
| three quarters of an hour the jury
agreed on a verdict of guilty. Pen
prase will be sentenced April Sd.
The Pomona Ellts have accepted the
challenge Of the Riverside Blks for a
match game of baseball. The game
will be played at Pomona on April 12,
and a special Salt Lake train will be
run to bring home the antlered hosts
and their friends late in the evening.
A return game will be played here
April 49,
County Treasurer D. G. Mitchell was
elected state councillor of the Junior
order of American Mechanics at the
state council just closed in Frisco.
This is the highest Office in the gift
Of the order. The delegates to the state
council, Mr. Mitchell, c. r. Harvey and
F. G.. Hall, returned home this morn
ing.
large delegation from Star En-
campment, l. o. o. T., left at 6:45 to-
night by special Santa Fe train for
Redlands, where they will visit Red
lands encampment and confer the
Golden Rule degree on candidates.
Mrs William Waite is suffering from
injuries received yesterday in fall.
AS Mrs, Waite is 81 years old and the
injury is to her hip, it is feared that
recovery will be slow.
Members of the Universalst church
and their friends participated in an old
fashioned social and spelling match to-
night in the church parlors.
Yesterdays meeting of the Review
class of the Womens club was in the
nature of a reception to the general
assembly. AS the address of the af-
ternoon was to be a patriotic theme
the decorations of the hall were made
to accord with the lecturers subject
After a short business meeting and
the singing of America, DR. Taylor ad-
dressed the club upon the subject
Love of Country q Factor of Civiliza-
ton
Prof. Borden gave his lecture on
Florentine art to an interested audi
ence in the high school auditorium to-
night.
a match game of polo was played at
the club grounds this afternoon by
teams made up from local players
Ernest Densmore, a Riverside young
man, is one of the tenor soloists in the
Pomona college club which starts
April 1 on ten days concert tour
through California.
Go to Coronado; don't go east yet
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
WHAT 1T MEANS
TO ASK BURRELLE

ASK Burrelle" is term frequently
heard. 1t will come as a surprise to
many that the words have a positive
value to them, for they are connected
with a New York concern that carries
on unique business, having for clients
persons in every walk Of life.
Even those who know Frank A. Bur-
relle as the dean of press clippers.
scarcely realize why the term ASK
Burrelle" has attained such vogue. be-
cause the value of the press clipping
idea is not understood. People who get
hint of 1t say 60 I am not in public
life; l don't need press clippings
Although there are variations of the
clipping business, the Burrelle bureau,
which occupies the old Fremont Man
sion i'll West Nineteenth street, New
York, is the largest in the world. To
tell all that Burrelle can do would
take long time. Occupying a whole
building and employing 100 persons.
this concern reads every paper pub
lished in America.
Beyond the personal idea, the con-
cern does striking work for commercial
houses. The merchant Asks Burrelle"
and receives advertisements of every
one in his line throughout the country.
The mail-order man is given names of
new customers. Recently the maker
of a device for teaching babies how to
walk asked Burrelle" and now knows
of every child born the continent over.
Baby food concerns are aided in like
manner. The man why buys duplicate
wedding presents gets names of en-
gagged couples. The artificial limb
maker knows of every person who has
a leg or an arm amputated. The badge
maker knows of conventions and new
lodges. And these are only a few.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
ELSINORE SOCIAL NOTES
Home Improvement Society Elects
Officers and Reorganizes
Special 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ELSINORE March 24.-At a recent
meeting of the Home Improvement So
ciety officers were elected and general
reorganization measures taken.
Mrs. S. E. Manatt and son went to
Long Beach yesterday to spend week
with Miss Hazel Manatt, who is at
tending high school in that city.
Miss Ida Ruffer of st. Louis, Mo-, ar
rived recently to spend some time with
Mrs. NJ. L. Root on Riverside street.
Mrs. M. C. Lollic and children and her
sster-in-law and children of Long
Beach were among the arrivals yes
terday.
Miss Annie McIntire and her brother,
Callie McIntire went to Riverside yes
terday to visit friends and relatives.
Among arrivals at the Hot Springs
hotel yesterday were F. r. Smith, Los
Angeles; Mr., and Mrs. Bussenger and
boy, Pittsburg, Pa; H. c. Wasmann,
Los Angeles; j. W. Gruwel, Corona,
and Mrs. F. L. Cook, Los Angeles.
Hotel del Coronado is the best place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
CRACK DISCOVERED IN
BEAR VALLEY DAM
People Dwelling Below Are Notified
of Danger-Brevities of
Hiuhland
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
HIGHLAND, March 24-Since the
last storm in Bear valley it is reported
that a crack has been discovered in
the big dam and the people dwelling
below have been notified of the danger,
The dam is full for the first time in
years.
The famous water suit of the people
of this valley against the Riverside
Water company ct al. was transferred
Thursday, by stipulation. to the super
ior court of Los Angeles county.
The latest improvement for Highland
will be the six new residences to be
constructed by Professor A. E. Frye
and Thomas Frye, on Frye Brothers
addition on Boulder avenue. AS soon
as one of these houses is sold or leased
another will be built in order to keep
ahead of the demand, which at present
is great.
The headquarters and box factory Of
the Brookings' Box and Lumber COM
pany will not be removed to San Bern
ardino, as was reported lately. The
rumor was started when the company
opened up a branch lumber yard at
that place about two months ago.
Dent go east now: try Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
SANTA MONICA AFFAIRS
Committee Looks for Voluntary Re.
duction by Lighting Companies
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA March 24-The
committee of the whole appointed BY
the city trustees to arrive at a perma-
nent rate to be charged for electricity
and gas in this city met last evening,
but concluded not to take any action in
the matter until it could be definitely
ascertained whether the companies
would voluntarily offer a reduction.
Such action, is was reported, is now
under consideration.
Bids for the grading of Nevada ave-
nue. have been invited by the board of
supervisors. The construction of two
concrete steel culverts is also neces-
sary and bids for either or both inn
provements will be considered at a spe-
cial meeting of the supervisors to be
held April 10.
Miss Elizabeth j. Hartness has been
appointed to serve as an additional
teacher in the Washington street school
and will begin her duties on Monday,
April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Gardner enter
tanned number of friends today at a
farewell reception, as they intend leav-
ing for Canada in a few days.
Don't go cast now; try Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
FIRST TIDINGS FROM
MATILDA SINCE STORM
Traveller Brings News That Damage
to Amount of Ten Thousand
Dollars Was Done
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, March 24-The first di-
rect and authentic news to be received
from the Matilda hat Springs since
the storm of the 11th reached here
Wednesday night. The river has been
so high that it could not be crossed
with safety, and the telephone line is
out. F. NJ. Fulstone, who has been
spending a few days in the mountains,
reached here Wednesday, The trip
was made by climbing around the
mountain side on foot, and where
crossing the river was necessary he
succeeded by the aid of logs and trees
which We're lying over the stream. He
states that the damage at the Matilda
will reach $4,000.
j. w. Shumate, who was murdered
at Cotton Wednesday morning, was a
former resident of Ventura and 4
nephew of D. H. DeArman, a business
man of this city. Mr. Shumate was
formerly connected with the dry goods
store of D. H. DeArman 6. Son.
Seth ]. Hardison and son, old resi-
dents of Santa Paula, will leave soon
for South America to attend to bust
ness matters.
Chester Brown and wife have gone to
South America, where Mr.. Brown has
spent some time in the Incas gold
mines. He holds large interests there.
Don't go east now; uy Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
CHURCHES UNITE
FOR REFORM
SAN BERNAR0IN0 SALOONS TO
BE ATTACKED
Evangelisto Campaign to &c Fol-
lowed by a Crusade Against
Drink and the Red Light
District
sneclnl 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March 2A-The
churches of the city are now prepar-
ing to follow up their recent evange-
listic effort here by campaign against
the saloon and red light district. A
series of addresses are to be given by
Rev. Sidney G. Kendall, who was
prominent in the work of Kidding Los
Angeles of the crib district Rev. E.
S. Chapman, superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon league, will also address a
union meeting of the city's churches
at the city pavilion next Sunday night
The Santa Fe had three freight
wrecks on this division yesterday, re-
sulting in several freight cars being
demoralized and one engine put out
Of business. None of the employees
suffered any injury
The worst of the spills was at Ri
alto where one freight colided with the
rear end of another freight, smashing
up the engine and making kindling
wood of three refrigerator cars loaded
with lemons and oranges. The Sec
ond wreck was at Crary near Corona,
where several cars were derailed and
one ditched, the passengers being
transferred around the wreck for sew
eral hours. The last was at Casa
Blanca where several more cars were
derailed and one put in the ditch.
Editor w. NJ. Newton of the Red
lands Facts, who was last night ad-
judged insane by a jury in the su
perior court after having had two
hearings on the charge. was today
taken to the Southern California State
hospital at Patton. 1t is generally
conceded that it was Newton's own
testimony that sent him to the asy-
lum.
20
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
made here.
Coronado is the society resort.
ALAMITOS BAY POPULAR
Many Persons Going to This Resort
for Recreation

Special to The Herald.
ALAMITOS BAY, March 24.-The
weather here is perfect these days,
and scores of visitors are being brought
down from Los Angeles, Long Beach
and various other places. Boating and
fishing are INDUCED in freely by ex-
perts and amateurs. More than a
dozen small but neat houses have
been brought hither ready made and
furnished for rent to temporary Wis
itors who may desire to occupy them
for a few weeks or months of recrea-
tion and hunting. The new houses ale
located close by the bay, and are or
namental, as well as useful
Numerous carloads of gravel are be-
ing brought down for use on some of
the streets, and there are other indica-
tions of lively times here in the near
future.
East or west Coronado is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Special to The Herald,
REDONDO, March 24,-Much interest
in tree planting was manifested here
today by private citizens, the Redondo
Improvement company and the schools
The Southern California Baptist con-
vention will send a representative the
coming week to arrange for a lease OF
the auditorium for its Chautauqua
The Southern California Veterans as
sociation has in view plan for making
Redondo it's permanent rendezvous.
William Follitt Of Bellevue, Mich,
Is in Redondo and expects to make il
his home. While strolling along the
beach this morning he found sar'
donyx. valued at IS.
Go 10 Coronado don't go east yet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
TREES ARE PLANTED BY
LONG BEACH PEOPLE
Public Exercises Held in the After
noon by Womens Societies
of the Town

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH March 24.-About 2Ot
trees We're set out here today, in school
grounds and in the public park. All
the schools had special exercises in
the morning and put trees on their
grounds. In the afternoon the public
demonstration by the women's socie-
ties of Long Beach took place Fifteen
societies formed in parade and
marched to the park, where they were
welcomed by former Mayor S. Town
send. The response was made by Mrs.
Helen Barker, national treasurer of
the w. C. L. u. Then each society
set out a tree in the park. More than
1000 people witnessed the demonstra-
tion.
The Edison Electric company an
nounced today that after April / a re-
duction of 25 per cent in rates will be
made here.
The cantata of "Bo-Peep' was given
by children in the First Congregat tional
chapel tonight. Those taking part
were Hazel Smith, Merle Monahan,
Miss Wolcott, Miss Monahan, Miss
Edith JOY, Miss Ivy Roake and MI.
Wells. ..,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
JOKER STRUCK ON HEAD
WITH HANDcUFFS
Ocean Park officer Makes Strenuous
Objection to Mock
Arrest

special 10 Ihe Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March 24.-Swift
Train. a grandson of George Francis
Train, was one Of nine mock police
men appointed by the carnival king
last evening. The young mans. duty
was to arrest prominent citizens who
were then corralled in an inclosure
resembling a monster chicken coop
after which upon payment of a small
fine they were given their liberty.
Mayor Dana Burks and others sub
mitted gracefully enough. but Train
ran against snag, or rather, a
clenched fist containing a pair of hand
cuffs when he attempted to "pull in"
Special officer George Wiley. Wiley
says he told Train to let him alone,
and only struck the young man when
nothing else would suffice. The blow
landed behind Trains ear breaking
the skin and causing large swelling.
Wiley will be prosecuted for making
an assault with a deadly weapon.
Mrs. Belle Lennon, president of the
Woman's Improvement society, has re-
turned from Glendale, where she re-
Gently went for medical treatment, and
is sojournlng with her daughter, Mrs.
c. H. Ritchie, at 1856 Wadsworth ave-
nue..
Mrs. Abbott Kinney and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Merry are preparing for an outing att
kinneola ranch, in the Sierra MadreI
mountains
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
MARINE REPORT
Redondo Shipping

ARRlN ED
Steamer State of California, Capt. Thomas,
from San Francisco and way ports.
SAILED
Steamer South Bay, Capt. Anderson, for
Gray's Harbor via san francisco
steamer State of California, Capt. Thomas,
for San Diego.
Schooner samar Capt. Asperson. for Ev-
erett.
Steamer Despatch, Capt Weber, from
steamer State of California, Capt. Thomas,
from San Diego.
VESSELS IN PORT
Schooner Transit, Capt. Klntbom, from
Tacoma.
Schooner Endeavor. Capt. McAllap, from
Olympia.
Barkentne Marty Winkelman, Capt. Gut
tormsen. from Gray's Harbor.
Schooner .Ottillie Fjord, Capt, Bosch, from
Eureka.
Steamer South Bay Capt Anderson, from
Gray's Harbor
Tug Redondo; IN IN port port, y,v
Steamer Despatch, from Grays Harbor.
schooner Commerce. from Everett via san
Pedro
Schooner Melrose, from Gray's Harbor
Schooner Compeer, from Mukilteo, via San
Pedro.
Schooner Ensign. from Everett
LOADING FOR THIS PORT
Barkentne Portland, at Port Townsend.
Schooner J. A. Campbell, at Columbia
RiyeR
The schooner Samar, in tow Of the tug
Redondo several miles out cleared for Ev-
erett yesterday.
The steamer South Bay sailed yesterday
for Grays Harbor via San Francisco.
The steamer Despatch, with a full cargo
of lumber for the Ganahl Lumber company,
cleared from San Francisco yesterday and
will probably arrive at this port today.
San Francisco Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO. March 24.-Arrived;
Steamer Helen p. Drew, San Pedro; steamer
Charles Nelson, San Pedro; schooner Eva,
San Pedro; steamer Atlas. Port Hartford.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Thieving at State University
BY Associated Press.

by Associated freSS
BERKELEY, Cal, March PA. A.
Harris, the self-confessed burglar, a
member of the senior class of the state
university, is to be summarily dis
missed by the student investigating
committee 1t is being disclosed that
a number of other students have been
guilty of derelictions and a crusade
against misdoing in the student body is
to be vigorously carried on by the uni
versity police, under the direction of
President Wheeler and the faculty.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Soldiers Home Brevities

NUECIaI 70 The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, March 24.-Jose
Tarrin, aged Go, an Indian fighter with
Co, E, First New Mexico infantry, was
given the usual military funeral to-
day. Deceased leaves three sons and
three daughters in Santa Monica.
Walter F. Hobbs, a Badger" boy
of 6S years, has married Mrs. Virginia
P. Wheeler, a Sawtelle widow
The Union Veteran Legion camp has
issued handsome invitations for the
celebration OF Appomattox day.
Hotel del Coronado is the society resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
REDLANDS WANTS THE
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION
Extends Invitation to Meet in That
City, and II VIII Probably
BE Accented
specIal 10 rhe Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
REDLANDS. March 24-At a meeting
of the officers Of the Union Christian
Endeavor society Of this city in the Y.
M. G. A. last evening It was decided to
invite the annual county convention to
meet in Redlands. There is no doubt
that the invitation will be accepted
and the convention held in the
First Presbyterian church May 10,
when there will be three sessions. Sew
eral prominent state officers and dele
gates from Ontario Highland, Cotton,
San Bernardino, Pomona and Upland
are expected to be present.
J. e. Ward. president pro tenn of the
city board of trustees, and City Attor-
ney Leonard will go to Los Angeles to-
morrow to attend the oiled roads suit
case now pending in the supreme court.
The Presbyterians will dedicate their
new church addition next Sunday. A
splendid program has been prepared.
The new Methodist church recently
erected in Lugonia on the corner OF
Washington and Union streets will be
opened next Sunday by the Rev Mr.
Humphries, who has been appointed to
fill that pulpit
Theodore F. White of Chino, the we'll
known authority on street improve
ments, will visit Redlands tomorrow
and will be entertained by the street
committee of the board of city directors.
East or west, Coronado is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
TROPICo HAPPENINGS
Improvement Associations Confer on
Storm Water Problem

Special to The Herald
TROPICO, March 24.-The Tropco
Improvement association met at G. A.
r. hall Wednesday, A committee COM
posed of Dwight Griswold, n. c. Burch
and e. w. Richardson was appointed 10
confer with like committee from the
Glendale Improvement association as to
the directing of the storm water that
comes down from Verdugo canyon.
A quartet composed of Mrs. j, B,
Brown, f. 1, Marsh, John Hobbs and S,
C. Biddle rendered several selections.
Mrs. s. G. Biddle gave Whitcomb
Riley's when the Frost is on the
Pumpkin" followed by Mr.. Gra-
bills parody. Mrs. r. r. Bear Mrs. J,
b. Brown. f. l, Marsh and John Hobbs
sang Come Where the Lilies Bloom"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
NEWS OF HOLLYWOOD
Literary Entertainment Is Given at
Union High School

Special to The Herald.
HOLLYWOOD Cal, March 24-The
ninth grade of the Hollywood Union
High school gave a literary program
this afternoon. In addition to the lit
erary part of the program a dumb
bell drill was given by a part of the
physical culture class. The Japanese
pupils of the school sang their national
hymn and a number of battle songs.
An entertainment was given this ev~
ening at Hotel Hollywood for the ben
eft Of the Strangers Friend society
A spring vacation will be given to
the Union High school pupils the com
inG week,
The tennis tournament, to select the
representative from the Union High
school for the Nordhofe tournament,
will be held at the Fremont school
courts at a. m. Saturday.
Hotel del Coronado is the society resort.
A man may be measured by the things he
seeks.