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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
HOLIDAY is ENJOYED
Multitude of New Orleans People
Gathered in Athletic Park and
Held High Festival.

New Orleans. Sept. 1s.-Report TO p.
m: New cases. n; total to date. 2.5i7;
deaths. 2; total. 3S3; new foci, Z; under
treatment, 81; cases discharged, 1873.
The situation today showed practically
no change from conditions which have
existed for several days. but in the midst
OF their campaign against the fever the
people OF New Orleans took a holiday ana
Joined hands III making a brilliant sue
cess of the diamond festival arranged TO
help swell the campaign funds
A multitude gathered at Athletic park,
where the festival was held. The feature
there was the singing of patriotic songs
by Miss Blanchard and $50 school chii-
dren. Tue festival was formally opened
with telegram Of announcement from
President Roosevelt which was received
with universal enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
pLATT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. Sept. 16.-Thomas c.
Plat Of New York. with his wife, ar
-UBO uIspnos UoIg sppol 7IsQ psAIr
fornia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
PRAISE EFFORTS
FOR MORE WATER
Continued from Page 1.

get this water, and we have already
gone through the period of greatest
shortage. There has been much talk of d
short winter, but We have gone through
many years without great inconvenience.
wait a little; be patient and get water
from sources that we are authorized 10
eXpend money on. Let's act for the best
III this thing. We started for Cotton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. IA call for
to be held in this city in November, To
discuss, among other things, the best
methods Of dealing with yellow fever,
was issued today. It was signed by
chambers Of commerce of several cities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17

Have Utrdsnsd in, the Want Page
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17

Cincinnati, Sept. l6-Four more of the
people who came here yesterday from
Taliulah and New Providence La, to es-
cape the yellow fever, We're taken TO the
hospital today, having developed symp-
toms Of yellow fever.
Natchez. Miss. Sept. 16-Inree new
cases OF yellow fever were reported to
day. or these enc forms a new focus.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
DEATH CHR|STENS
NEW HOSPITAL
FATHER AND DAUGHTER DIE A
FEW HOURS APART
SAD CASES At INSTITUTION
Circumstances Surrounding Deaths
Touched Hearts of Nurses and
Attendants - Relatives
Arrive Too Late

Death has already christened the
which were opened Saturday. A father
and his daughter, dying within nine
hours of each other, have started the
death records in both the male and fe-
male wards.
Petra Garcia, the daughter, died of
pneumonia at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning. At 4:3O o'clock her father,
Valencia Garcia, passed away from the
same disease, but in a more acute
form.
The circumstances under which the
two deaths occurred brought a touch
of sympathy to the hearts of nurses
and attendants, who have become
hardened by the scenes and incidents
which only a county hospital can offer.
Garcia was too sick to be told of the
death of his daughter She was in too
serious a condition yesterday to be
told that symptoms for the worse had
developed in the case of her father
him to recover.
The young girl, who was 20 years old,
died so suddenly that her mother,
brother and sister We're unable to reach
the hospital before she breathed her
last. They had scarcely left the hos
pital in the afternoon when the father
and husband died.
Garcia, who lived at 7271A San Fer
nando street, was taken to the hospital
April and left there April 10, the day
his daughter was placed in the sick
ward at the same institution He suf-
fered a relapse and was taken back
last Thursday, to die four days later.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
EASTER T|D|NGS
/. EXTEND To PRISON
INMATES OF CITYS JAIL HOLD
SERVICES
RECALL RESURRECTION STORY
Many Tear-stalned Faces and Gray
Heads Bow In Prayer to
Christ the sa-
vior
RECALL RESURRECTION STORY

Even behind the gloomy walls Of the
city and the county jails crept the glad
Easter tidings yesterday afternoon,
when Mrs. Marian T. Boyd, with a
dozen of her co-workers, talked and
sang to 150 unfortunates confined in
each place. Many were the tear stained
faces and heads, some sprinkled with
gray and bowling in reverence as each
woman in turn spoke in n simple way
of the cruciflxion and resurrection of
Christ.
One man, his stalwart hody bent
with years and his face furrowed deep
ly with the sin of crime, sat silently
was sung, then with a quick motion of
his hand he reached into his pocket,
drew out a small crucifix, bowed his
head and placed 1t reverently to his
lips.
Nor was this the only prisoner who
was thus moved by the simple, but
impressive services held by the mem
bers Of the w. C. T. u, who for years
have been permitted to hold meetings
ir the city and county jails. While
these services are held each Sunday by
members of this organization, the meet
ings yesterday afternoon were declared
by them to be the most impressive in
years.
Even after the women had left and
the prisoners had again been locked
in their respective cells, the impression
which they made in telling in simple
way the story of the Holy day, re-
mained behind them. Some sat ST
lently in the corner Of their close con-
fines, thinking of the days gone by and
Of other Easter tides so happily spent
mayhap making strong resolves to lead
different lives.
Thus was the day of great rejoicing,
the anniversary of the Risen Christ
spent in the place where little JOY is
known and the sunbeam of hope sell
dom penetrates.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24

city, wears Hindu dress, eats food
cooked by Brahmins and announces
that she was aABrahmin in a previous
incarnation. She walks the streets oe
Benares counting her beads, surrounded
by band of young and interesting de-
Votees of both sexes.
ParamahaRzas. the tiger Mahatma"
who visited the United States and Eng
land last year, now denounces the for
eign visitor and proclaims her asser-
tion of occult power to be an imposture,
that she is ignorant of both Sanskrit
and Hindu. and that the sacred writ
ings, therefore, are sealed to her.
Paramahanzas is gathering a con.
siderable following, and unless Mrs.
Besant can give tangible proof of her
occult powers her sect will be dis
persed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
COMMEMORATE DEEDS OF
DEPARTED PARISHIoNERS

The Church of the Epiphany was
beautifully decorated for the services
yesterday. Several of the windows had
been decorated as memorials to de-
parted members of the parish. At the
services several valuable gifts were re-
ceived among which were a brass altar
desk, altar book from the Altar chap
ter and a chancel prayer book and
hymnal from the young people of the
parish. The Rev. Walton Hall Doggett,
the rector. preached on the topic of
1.-The Risen Life"
In the evening the Sunday school fes-
tival was held, at which the children
erected a floral cross. The congregation
presented purse to Miss Mary Nee,
the organist.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
I HEAD MANAGER W.. HAWLEY


for vetoing the ordinance the cost of
maintenance of such a plant. He
states that at the present time the four
business thoroughfares are lighted by
the city at an expense of $2500 per year,
while should they all be lighted with
the proposed lights 1t would cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000 for an all night
illumination.
THE mayor says the entire cost of
lighting the city at the present time
is $4,000, and argues that to increase
this by $4,000 for lighting the down.
town streets would be unfair to the
taxpayers.
THE facts in the case are these
The property to be benefited by this
illumination pays half the taxes of the
city, and according to the mayors
statement is getting about per cent
of it's share of lighting money. Should
the plan of lighting these fancy poles
all night be carried out, as the mayor
suggests, at cost of $4,000 a year.
the business portion of the city would
be getting but its share of the money
to be expended for lights. for the as
sessment this year will be much higher
than last.
I'VE do not want the ornamental
lights kept going all night. but only
from half hour after sunset until
about midnight. thus this $4,000 would
be reduced to about $4,000. Thus the
downtown district would be getting
about half of its quota of money spent
for the lighting of the city.
"As long as we pay the taxes we
think we have a right to be con-
sidered."
The ordinance in question will come
before the council today and 1t is be-
lieved will be Immediately passed over
the mayors veto.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
DAYLIGHT R0BBERlES
REPORTED TO POLICE
Several Places Entered and Money
and JeweIry Are
Stolen

The fact that thieves are just now
doing a thriving business was evil
denced by the numerous reports of rob-
berries that were filed yesterday after
noon.
The firm of Stuart & Sauer, 259
East Fifth street. was robbed to the
extent of twenty-five dollars between
the hours Of 2 and 4:30 yes
terday afternoon. The members OF
the firm reported that thieves had gain
ed entrance through the rear OF their
store and looted the cash box OF its
entire contents. AS yet no arrests
have been made.
The room OF Miss L. Eckart, las
South Bunker Hin avenue. was ram
sacked by one or mere thieves dur
ing her absence yesterday afternoon
and valuables amounting to twenty
dollars in gold, gold watch and chain
and a ring were stolen.
Mrs. M. S. Cole, residing at 316 IL
West Third street was robbed of a
purse containing twelve dollars and
seventy cents, four rings and string
of gold beads.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
MINISTER GIVES ACROSTIC
DISCOURSE ON EASTER

Easter was observed at the Central
Baptist church with Sunday school ex-
ercises last evening. An elaborate
program was rendered. The church
had been decorated with a profusion
of calla lilies and was festooned with
streamers of white crepe paper. A
large white cross, illuminated with
electric lights, was arranged above the
baptistry.
The Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, the pas
tor. gave and acrostic talk, taking the
letters of the word Easter" in groups.
He said that "E" and "A" stand for
ease and earnestness; IS" and "T,"
strength and struggle; "E" and "R"
erasure and eruption. 1t was an Eas-
ter message to heart and hand, and
was much appreciated by the large
congregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
WINK OF AN EYE
CAUSES TROUBLE
Signal Directed at Young Woman Re-
suits In Fight Between
Four Men

The wink of an eye disturbed the
peace and quiet in the neighborhood of
Chutes park yesterday afternoon, when
Thomas Gallagher directed that signal
to a young woman accompanied by r.
d. Farnsworth and w. e. Stanley.
The young woman's companions i'm
mediately resented the wink and a fight
involving four men and witnessed by a
crowd of over 100 quickly followed The
only serious injury inflicted was to the
unfortunate Gallagher. who sustained a
broken nose.
Officers Fisher and Johnson arrested
Gallagher, Farnsworth and Stanley and
hooked them on the charge of disturb
ing the peace, the fourth man making
his escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24

geles at the present time, with it's
scores of blind pigs" its licensed res
taurants and saloons, where law is de-
fed. They would be considered dis
grace in the kingdom of Dahomy.
What we want is for the city of Los
Angeles as a municipality to wash
it's hands of the iniquity of drunkard
making and home wrecking. Prohibi-
tlon will be enacted in this city and it
will prohibit the same as prohibitory
laws against other crimes prohibit
STEPHEN BOWERS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
CHARGE MEDIUM WITH
USING FAKE METHODS
Truth Seekers Club Issues Resolution
ApoIogizing for Introducing Mil
ton Baker, the Boy Medium

Owing to the discovery on the part
of the spectators at the meeting of
the Truth Seekers club yesterday aft
ernoon that the officiating medium,
Milton Baker, was using tricks to write
the spirit messages on the states used
in the reading, the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
ITO the public in general and spirit
ualists in particular:
1--WE the undersigned. trustees and
officers of the Truth Seekers society
Of Los Angeles, respectfully submit
this apology to the public.
For the last two Sundays we have
introduced to the public Milton Baker,
the so-called boy medium, as a slate
writing medium. Being satisfied from
what occurred at our meeting this
evening that said slate writing as OBJ
tained at our last two meetings was
fraudulent, we hereby apologize to the
public in general and spiritualists in
particular for having vouched for said
medium by introducing him TO the
public.
rs. d. Dye, president. f. S. McPher-
son, secretary, Nettie Howell, treasurer,
d. p. Lyons, M. r. Mann, Mrs. M. T.
Mann, d. L. Newcomb, trustees"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
CONGREGATION WILL
SEND HIM TO EUROPE

Rev. C. c, Pierce. pastor of the
Memorial Baptist church, was sur
prised by his congregation at the close
of his Easter sermon yesterday morn
ing, when Miss Elizabeth Meyerl
walked to the pulpit and with a with
a short speech presented him with the
wberewithal TO make a trip to the
Worlds Baptist convention which is to
be held in London during the coming
summer. Immediately a motion was
made and carried giving him sufti-
cient vacation in which to make the
trip
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
MAYOR NJ 'ALEER'S
VETO CRITICISED
SPRING STREET SHOULD BE
LIGHTED, SAYS COUNCIL
CHARGE OF FAvoRITISM
Secretary Llssner Of the Improvement
Association Says Business Men
Have Right to Their
Quote Of Money

The mayors action in vetoing the
Spring street lighting ordinance has
created criticism not only from coun-
cllmen, but from many business men.
1t is understood that Mayor McAleer
was in favor of lighting Broadway
with the ornamental lamps, and why
he should desire to discriminate
against Spring street and other down
town business thoroughfares the coun-
cilmen say they do not understand.
Secretary Lissner of the Spring
Street Improvement association said
yesterday:
1.-THE mayor makes his chief reason
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
STEPHEN BOWERS REPLIES
TO SOUTH DAK0TAN
Local Prohibitonist Thinks Prohib-
itlon a Good Thing In Any
State or City

|
LOS ANGELES, April 21.-(Editor
Herald: That erstwhile prohibitionist
from South Dakota seems to be trying
| to get in his work to defeat prohibition
! in Los Angeles. This prominent citi-
zen' says he has lost faith in prohibi-
tion because the law in his state was
violated How about the ten COM
mandments given by the Almighty God
| on Mt Sinai, and reiterated 1900 years
afterward by Jesus Christ? l presume
| there is scarcely one of these divine
laws but is violated in South Dakota
or California every day in the year.
Wouldn't it be we'll to abolish them?
There are laws against murder, arson,
burglary, etc, in South Dakota, yet
murders are committed in that state,
houses are burned, men and women are
robbed, etc, right along. According to
this prominent citizens" logic these
laws ought to be repealed.
While South Dakota abolished her
prohibition law a few years ago and
enacted a license law, her neighboring
state, North Dakota, holds on with a
firm grasp to prohibition. She finds
it such a blessing to the state that her
present Legislature by large major
ity refused to resubmit the question
to a vote of the people. as neither
they nor the people desire a change.
The difference between North and
South Dakota is that the former has
honest men in office, men who sacredly
regard their oaths, while South Da-
kota had exactly the opposite class
when prohibition was enacted. Dis
honest officials never enforce prohi-
bition laws. Congress gave prohibition
to Alaska when Mr.. Cleveland was
president and he readily signed the bill.
But, unfortunately, dishonest officials
were placed in power and the law was
not enforced. When Mckinley was
president the law was repealed on de-
mand of the liquor oligarchy. which so
country, under the preteXt that the
law couldn't be enforced. To say a
beneficent law enacted in the interests
of humanity cannot be enforced in the
United States is to say that we are
dominated by red handed anarchy.
Did Los Angeles have the same kind
of officials that cursed South Dakota.
freely admit that 1t were better not
to have prohibition of the liquor curse.
But we are unwilling to gauge them by
the South Dakota standard. Perhaps
the referendum in that state would
have been a good thing. The majority
of the people wanted the law and still
want 1t, but they now know that under
the corrupt party in power in that
state with its oath defying officials,
II would not be enforced.
How different in North Dakota.
Mayor Johnson of Fargo says: Fargo
has prospered without a saloon far
better than 1t did with 1t. Instead of
being depopulated It has more than
doubled Its population since the
saloon left us. Fargo's record for
crime is almost as white as the driven
snow, There has not been an assault,
highway robbery shooting affray or
crime committed on the streets of
Fargo for more than four years"
1 am prepared 10 show that even
poorly enforced prohibition is far better
than any license law. Look at Los An
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
WALKS ABOUT BENARES
COUNTING HER BEADS
Annie 6esant's Claims for Theosophy
Threaten to Raise Religious
War In india

Special Cable TO The Herald.
BENARES. India, April 2S.-Mrs.
Annie Besant's claim that the religion
revealed to her predecessor, Nine.
Blavatsky is the Oldest in the world.
preceding even the sacred writings of
the Hindus. is raising religious war
in India.
She lives here In the Hindu sacred
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
Dedicate New organ

The Salem Evangelical church. corner
of Twelfth and Pico streets. celebrated
Easter last evening by dedicating a
magnificent new pipe organ. which has
recently been installed. Rev. L. Schaefie
delivered the sermon on THE Risen
Christ" The church was appropriately
decorated and a large congregation was
in attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
HAIR SOFT AZ SILK
New Scientific Treatment Kills Dandruff
Germs and Mnkes Halr Soft

New scientific Treatment Kills Dandrun
Germs and Makes Hair Soft
II Is an accepted fact. a proven fact, that
dandrun is germ disease; and It is also a
demonstrated fact that Newbro's Herpicid"
Kills the dandruff germ Without dandruff
falling hair would stop, and thin hair will
thieken. Herpicide not only Kills the dan
drum germ but II also makes the hair as
soft as silk. II is the most delightful hair
dressing made IL cleanses the scalp from
dandruh and keeps Il clean and healthy
Itching and irritation are instantly relieved
and permanently cured There's nothing
Just as good" Take no substitute. Ask
for "Herpieide." Sold by leading druggists
send i0c In stamps for sample 10 The Her
picide Co, Detroit, Mich
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
Woodmen Excursions

Special Rates have been made 10 all points
In Southern California by the Salt Lake Route
70 holders OF w, o. w tickets and friends
accompanying them.
Information and souvenirs gladly given at
City Ticket Office. 250 s. Spring ST. Both
Phones s52-salt Lake Route.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24
SING HOSANNAS To
THE RISEN CHRIST
Continued from Page Four)

Rev. Mr.. Coulter was that each good
deed is recorded in behalf of the NOR
tai and that one should try to do his
duty better each week in order to form
period.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24

Notice TO Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders OF Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& sons studio wishing sittngs on Sunday
must make engagement several days in ad-
vance. Al coupons must be presented before
May p. 1895.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-24

iE BRADFlElD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. &c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-24
EDICTO
"a ls Corte de distrlto del Distrito de
Humacao, Puerto Rico.
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL
Eeustino Espino CobAn, demandante
Ramon Frfas Noya, demandado
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL
Sobre cobro de pesos

Anuncio de renta en- p,ibEicd subastd -
Co cumplimiento de un auto de ejecu.
sion librado en- ell pleito que arriba Sc
sxprssa, hago publico que el dia diez
y sells de Febrero pr6ximo las diez
dc 10 mafana proceleI6 a vender en-
p6blioa subasta en- mi ofcina que Sc
halls en- el mismo local que Ia Corte de
distrito de esta Ciudad la fnca siguien-
10: RUSTICA conpuasta de catorce
cuerdas seiscientas sesenta siete CEN
tesimas de terreno lIano eQuivalentes
& cinco hectdreas setenta seis areas
y ochenta ses centiareas sitas en- el
barrio de sMabG, de este t6rmipo Mu-
nicipal colindante al Norte con terre-
NOS de 'uan Frfas, al Sur Este con
terrenos de- Saturnina Frias y al Oeste
con terrenos de Julio Frias.
DAdo en- Humacao 4 veinte tres
do Enero dc mil novecientos cinco.
]. RAMIREZ.
Marsh i de la C,rte de Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-24
la propaganda de un meeting.

Iu PLOp06 0hAA 0V utl LACCbluks
En- el pleito civil iniciado por
mister 81. s. Hubbard contra mister
Allen, el tribunal dict6 fallo & favor
del senior Hubbard, adiudicandole 10
cantldad reclamada. Representaba &
este ell sbogado Antonsanti y al de-
mandsdo ell abogado Mr.. Anderson.
No hay NADIA que afee mas oil
rostro mas bello, que las manchas
blancss y el tinte amarillento de L.
clorosis T6mese las <Pildoras Rosa
das del doctor PauiaguaS y ell color
amarillo Sc csmbiara por ell tinte ro-
ssdo propio de Ia salud.
Ell doctor del Valle Atiles ha
empezado q publican en- el xBoletin de
la Asociaci6n Medics de Puerto Rico, !,
IN iuteresante trabajo acerca de Ia
Proflaxis de las Stills, que segura.
mente llsmar& la atenci6o.
-ULISES ROMAN, Agente gene
raj en- Puerto Rico de la maouina de
escribir <La PostalS, solicta sub. agen.
tes. Pueden di~igirse 4 Sao Sebas-
tian, P. r.
Han sido curados en- el cuarto
de socorros de esta ciud ad, los indi-
viduos Santos Reyes y Margarita Ro-
sell6, de heridas leves, sieudo assist.
dos por el doctor Velez Lopez prac-
ticantes Segnet y L'augier.
-Suplicamos al piblico de esta
culta ciudad, que los pedidos de la
sia rival cerveza "Pahst'' 10 hagan
con 48 horas de anticipacioni por ser.
nos impossible .atenderlos en- el acto
| Sus Agentes los seflores M. r.
Calder6n y ca Tetuan IL, esperan Sci
atendidos.
-Actu ualmente SO encuentran de-
tenidos en- ell Dep6sito municipal 3
varones y 10 mujeres. Pendientes 6 !
| el demente Luis Sanchez.
Nos ipforman que varios niho,
del Asilo de Benefcencia han sido da
| dos de baia, por cumplir ell tempo re
glamentario. Entire estos, encuentran
SO los limos Pedro Rodriguez y Ramon
| Alvarado relacionados con la denun
cia que hiciera ell sefor Angel Maldo
nado.
| Han sido prestados lor la Poll
ola Iusular en- ell dla de aver los 81
guientes servicios:
Guardia Santos Helnaulltz, arres
ia q Pablo Marcial, or abuse de con
hanza.
Guardia Leocadiu Soto, atresta
Cecilia Rivera y Antonia Real, No.
ac:os innorales.
Guardia Ramon Vazquez, arrests
4 Slsurai na R)bles, por Actos INN
rales en- la via publica,