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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
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WHOLE COUNTRY
TORN BY REVOLT
Mob Attacked With RevoIvers
(Continued from Page One.)
many rioters and looters were burned
alive while intoxicated.

Mob Attacked With RevoIvers
Several times during the night of
June 2S the mob attacked the troops
and police with revolvers, but each time
they were scattered by volley from
the soldiers. The number of rioters
killed or wounded is not yet known, but
must exceed several hundred. The
damage can only be estimated in the
millions of roubles. A number of for
eigners suffered.
"On June 20 state of war was pro-
claimed and the city was cordoned by
troops. The disorders then ceased.
1.-THE Slovo confirms the report that
the Kniaz Potemkine, on the evening of
June 80, fired three blank shots as pre-
scribed by the Russian naval code for
the funeral of a sailor, and followed
lthis up with two live shots, destroying
part of house. Otherwise the battle
ship did no damage"
3 The seven-column report of the oc-
currences at Odessa, which will be pub
lished all over Russia, contains no
mention of the prominent part the
Jews took in melting the rioting and
in cooperating with the mutineers on
board the Kniaz Potemkine and Georgi
Pobiedonoseff. The Associated Press
learns that Gen. Trepoff himself for
babe all reference to the Jews, believ-
ing that 1t would only serve to excite
the people and might lead to reprisals
not only at Odessa but elsewhere.
Todayas official reports from Odessa
say the. factories are beginning to re-
open, but that there are thousands of
people idle and the general public is
still nervous and apprehensive.
h The Slovo announces that the i'm
perial proclamation providing for the
oonvocation of an imperial douma will
be issued July Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
MONUMENT FOR HER DOG
New York Woman Believes Her Pet
Has Gone to Heaven

-. 4 \ y . ~ " Af4lI y
From the Chicago Journal 1.,s ,s
( Confident that dogs have future ex-
,istenae,l Mrs. Annie X. Proudman of
New York city has had monument
erected over the grave of her pet pug.
Her companion for seventeen years.
wrinkles" died last January Mrs.
Proudman grieved greatly over his
death, and she never tires of recount
ing her pets virtues. She believes
dogs have feelings and sentiments sim
liar to those of human beings, and she
is sure that she will be greeted in the
hereafter by the Beloved "Wrinkles."
The dog was buried with all cere-
mony in the Hartsdale cemetery, in
Westchester county, New York. where
about 1000 pet anipsals are inferred.
Mrs, Pkoudman, who is wealthy, sent
memorial cards among her friends.
The monument which has Just been set
up, bears this inscription:
I'm loving memory of Wrinkles a
little pug dog, who died January Z,
1906 For seventeen years faithful
.
friend and constant companion, he will
never be forgotten by his sorrowing
mistress Our close connection of many
years proves this. beyond all doubt a
truth to be; q - y s-i,s 'a. .5t r. ~
r. 1.-THE passing Of that little life ',}
Ends not, alone in memory; -
Say what Won will,th was, he, is
~ "A part of thef infinite lin me. 'e5%S'
Not anpihilatien, but living STILL
He waits and watches IN eternity, :.
80 u, !. .},a K i. \, \ 3 AA, IS. i2 ~ ~
Mrs. Proudnah now, has al ctfisr dog,
but she says THAI sths aier lseart {:
left vacant by .ss.yErinlslss's oah. newer sOe
filled. The dog was regularly elected
membet Of the 8aafes' Ala society ss.of
the ;Lenpx Avenue Prespyt terian CHURCH
and attended all the meetings with his
mistress He also acc cconpanied Mrs,
Proudna'hsin her travels all over the
country. %,s, & ass, ifs@J Jtia
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
SITUATION IMPROVING
Attempt to Revive Mutiny on Georgi
Pobiedonosetz frustrated

BY Associated Press.
ODESSA, July 4.-The situation
shows signs of gradual Improvement.
The removal of debris from the burned
area has begun and the general dock
work and coasting service has been
resumed. The strikers are returning
to work.
A large number Of troops has been
sent to Summon quarters within easy
reach of the city.
The Odessa chamber of commerce
has petitioned the ministry of finance
to permit an extension of fourteen days
on notes falling due.
An attempt to revive the mutiny on
the battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz
was frustrated by loyal sailors, who
delivered six of the leaders to the auth
critics. The torpedo boats which re-
mained here have gone to sea.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Vegetarian Eggs

A vegetarian had an amusing expert
ence the other morning while at break
fast His family was out of town, and
he went to restaurant and took seat
next to stranger. e.rtf}
The vegetarian took occasion to ad-
vertise his creed by telling the strang-.
er that all meat was injurious ana that
the human diet should be strictly vege-
TARTAN
But" replied the stranger II sell
dom eat meat"
You Just ordered eggs" said the
vegetarian. "An egg is practically
meat because 1t eventually becomes a
bird"
"The kind of eggs l eat never be-
come birds" answered the stranger.
Good heavensl" cried the vegetarian.
"what kind Of eggs do you eat2"
principally boiled eggs" said the
stranger-New Haven Register.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Nations studyIna AIR currents

The prince of Monaco is rendering to
aerial navigation service more valuable
than the invention of the flying machines
He seems to have set on foot a really
systematic study of the air currents in
Iris long cruises last year he perfected a
system of kites which enabled him to
secure more useful results at an altitude
Of about $1,000 In order to secure the
advantages of coordination and comparl-
son, his highness has induced the Ger
man government to order a series of sim
liar experiments on certain warships,
while the Portuguese government has also
decided to institute a service of the kind
In connection with Lisbon observatory.
Here Is an internatlopal work In which
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
HOLDS GUN BETWEEN KNEES
sixteen-Year-oId Boy Severely ln-
jured by Explosion

Premature explosion of a cannon held
between the knees of c. e. Bourland, Il
lad of is years living at 20s South Olive
street, caused laceration of both thighs,
the little, finger of the left hand was
blown off and other fingers were Sc
verely injured. A few minutes pass
s O'Clock yesterday morning Bourland
was busily engaged in firing good
sized cannon. He picked it UP and find+
ing that it was hot placed it between
his knees to reload it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Japanese Battalion Destroyed

ST PETRERSBURG, July 4.-Gen.
L Linevitch, telegraphing to Emperor
Nicholas, under date of July 9, reports
the annihilation of a Japanese bat
talon. He says:
ION July our forces assumed the
offensive against the enemy occupying
a position near the village Of Sauvaitse,
sixteen miles south of Liaochoupen. At
I? in the evening, after the artillery had
prepared the way, the enemy's fortified
positions were stormed and we pur-
anese infantry battalion was de-
stroyed.'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
LICENSE ISSUED FOR
NEW CALIFORNIA BANKS
\ AssOciated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-The bank
commissioners have issued licenses for
the establishment Of the Bank OF Ven
ice. capitalized at $4,000, at Ocean
Park; the Savings Bank of Hunting
ton Beach at the town of that name.
ana the Surprise Valley bank at Cedar
VILE. The two last named institutions
are capitalized at $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
FIRE ALARMS WERE SCARCE
Three Biazes of Minor Importance
,., Cause No Damage


The expected in the way of fires did
not materialize last night, only three
alarms being recorded, all proving Of
no importance and resulting in no dam
age.
Shortly after s o'clock grass fire
was started at Eighth and Beacon
streets, but the department extin-
guished the flames before they became
dangerous.
I A few minutes later pile of rubbish
was discovered to be on fire at the
rear of fiat at SO7 West Seventh
street, but no damage resulted.
A slump hole on Buena Vista street,
opposite the Baker iron works, was dis
covered on fire at 10 o'clock and was
eStingaished by the department after
an exciting run.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
successes Reported From Korea

BY Associated Press.
TOXIC, July 4.-Ths following official
dispatch has been received from the
Japanese army headquarters in Korea:
"At dawn on July 2, detachment Of
Russian cavalry, 400 strong, and ac-
companied by artillery, approached
Noromok on the Puryorgroad six miles
north of Yusyong.
"Our force engaged and repulssd
them, driving them northward and in
ficting a heavy loss.
I'm the meantime our detachment
made detour far to the northward,
for the purpose of cutting off their re-
treat, and engaged a body of Russian
infantry at Koon, four miles north Of
Yusyong, and also struck at and scat
tered the enemy cavalry retreating
from Noromok."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Russian Cavalry RepuIsed.

By Associated Press.
7 TOXIC, July Am official report
received today from the japanese
army headquarters in Manchuria says:
''At s O'Clock on the morning of July
/ six hundred Russian cavalry adj
vanced toward the Pinniu river, thir-
teen miles northeast of Kangpin. We
repulsed them.
simultaneously a body of $50 Rus
sian cavalry and mounted infantry,
with eighteen guns, attacked Shisiku,
eight miles northwest of the Pinniv
river. The engagement lasted Until
dawn of July 2, when the enemy was
repulsed. The enemy's casualties were
over 400. Ours were ninety" ','s
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
4IcTIM OF EXPLODING CAPS
Boy Is Terribly Mutllated and May
Die of INJURIES

Frank Rosche. 10 years old living at
72e East Ninth street, was probably
fatally injured yesterday by the ex-
piosion Of bottle Of potassium chlor-
Ide caps which he had In his pocket
The first three fingers Of his left
hand were blown off, laeeration
twelve inches long was sustained on
the left leg, the skin Of his left leg was
burned from the knee 10 the thigh ok
tending on TO the abdomen. three teeth
were blown out, his left eye blinded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
FLESH LACERATED BY POWDER
Herbert Flint Rams Powder Into Over
heated Gun

Eagerness on the part of 14-year-old
Herbert Flint residing at 745 Ceres
avenue, to reload his toy cannon be-
fore it had cooled sufficiently resulted
in "a explosion which lacerated ths
flesh on the thumb of the right hand
and two, dngerstof the left hand. While
playing With some lads near 1918 West
Twenty third. street about Sfsoelocli
yesterday morning Flint rammed the
powder into the cannons mouth. The
gun was discharged. The victim was
taken to the receiving hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
ArmIstlce question in Abeyanoe'

Special to The Herald.
OYSTER BAY, July 4.-Official denial
was made today that any step whatever
had been taken by the administration
toward securing an armistice between
the Russians and Japanese pending a
meeting of the peace ENJOYS. The
president would undoubtedly be glad
to see such an armistice consummated.
but feels that the time is hardly ripe
as yet for pressing this issue upon
Japan with any hope Of success, Jap
anese diplomacy being at present dis
posed to consider that an immediate
armistice would be unduly advantag-
eous to Russia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
EIactrlcltY From cats

We learn, from am exchange. that an
Indiana genius proposes to utilize. eats
for the generation OF electric current
up the eats and drive them through a
chute 50 thai they, viii pass under ro-
4atrg brushes, which WIN abstract the
desired current, The invention might
be fdftiiere improved by the employ
ment OF mice, SO that the eats could be
drawn through the chute by induc-
required TO light an incandescent lamp
has yet TO be misunderstanding
American
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
HOLY JUMPER WINS
CONVERTS IN PRISON
Arrested for Wild Demonstration on
City Streets, Pastor Continues
His Crusade

Special to The Herald
DANyILLE, Va, July 4-As the re-
suit of the incarceration in Jail of the
Rev. Monson T. Dye, one of the leaders
of the holy jumpers, the other inmates
of the prison have been converted to
his faith and work. u, if
The predominant characteristic of the
holy jumpers is an open air service. in
which shouting and high leaping play
most conspicuous parts. w .s.s.
A livery stable man, who said that
these demonstrations frightened his.
horses, had Mr.. Dye taken to the police
court last week, where warning was
administered and he was released.
On Sunday Dye assembled a large
crowd of his followers about him, and
had started one of the demonstrativec
meetings, when the police made twenty
arrests and carried the prisoners to the
police court. ~ ..
A fine was imposed upon Mr.. Dye
and the others were released.
Dye refused to pay his fine and went
to prison, while his followers shouted,
"Glory to Godl"
The prisoner told Mayor Wooding
that the, Bible directed Christians 10.
praise the Lord with loud voice. and
he and his people proposed to obey this
mandate rather than the commands of
men. The mayor pointed out the incon-
yenience Of a nineteen-day term in jail
but the minister only smiled. He had
not been in the prison long before he
began to preach to the other prisoners.
and he has been preaching to them
ever since 1sa Z
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
RsvI0Ing the Dead

Tho rCstoratIOn OF HE after the heart
has actually stopped beating Is another
miracle OF modern surgery, though the
clalfp ,eannQt be made that this accom-
cases where the patient has collapsed
while under an anaesthetic the chest
has been hastily opened, a hand thrust
Ia, the still heart grasped and manip-
ulated and circulation thus artihcially
kept up till life iutters slowly back.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
URGE GENERAL STRIKES
Social RevoIutionists and Workmen's
Leaders. Issue Stirring Appeals
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 4.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the Social revo-
lutionists has published a btirring ap-
peal summoning the workmen and all
classes of society interested in the
overthrow of the present regime to
show sympathy with all those who
fought for freedom at Lodz, Warsaw,
Odessa and other places, as well as
with the soldiers who mutinied at
Odessa and Libau, by inaugurating a
general political strike. The workmen's
leaders here have supplemented this by
the proclamation of a general strike
for Thursday. Over $4,000 men are all
ready out and more or less disorder has.
occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Attacked italian Vessel
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Roumania, July A.
The Russian torpedo boat destroyer
Smeltilvy appeared off Kustenji today
and signaled that she was seeking the
Kniaz Potemkine.
1t is said the Kniaz Potemkine has
attacked an italian vessel carrying
coal.
There is much uneasiness among
Russian vessels at Roumanian ports.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Every Afternoon and Eve
Second Lieut.. Nestertzeff and Boat

Second Lieut.. Nestertzeff and Boat
swain Kozlitine were killed.
"The Prout has arrived at Sebasto-
pol and the crew is now repentant. The
officers have been released, the crew
begging them to resume their posts.
The Prout had orders to anchor at
Kameshevai bay and an inquiry into
the affair has been opened
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Another MutInx Reported

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 4.-Ths
minister Of marine has received the fol-
lowing capegram from Rear Admiral
Kruger;
THE crew of the transport Prout,
when leaving Dudroyia bay, mutinied
arresting the captain and other officers,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
CoLUsA COUNTY REPORTS
AN OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX

erinarian Charles Keene will leave for
Colusa county tomorrow to investigate
a reporskds outbreak of anthrax. 1t is
said many cattle have died and large
band of sheep is also affected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
PRESIDENT. WAS, TTMID.
Roosevelt's School Speech Stopped at
the Beginning

The following anecdote is frequently
related in Groton, Mass, where Presi-
dent Roosevelt prepared for Harvard
When boy the president was like
the average American youth, somewhat
timid about appearing before an au-
ldiehcs Ito '.speak q piece" However,
the time came when his teacher in=
sisted that AIe should take part in the
closing. exercises, He chose. for his rec-
itation that good, old standby of the
iAmericaR sehoolboy, Marco Bozargis. :
which begins: & M
AZ midnight inshis guarded tent.ess
The Turk. lay dreaming of the hour
When Greece, her knees in esuppliancs
gsas beHt. *, ~
SHOULD trernble at his power.
AS his turn came the future president
stepped bravely forths and began:
Atfmidnight in his guarded tent, AZ
The Turk lay dreaming Of the hour
When Greece, her knees
Here his memory failed, but he
promptly commenced where he left
off:
Greece, her knees
stllI memory failed to respond. Again
he started:
Greece. her knees ~Tt#f
It was no use. He had forgotten the
remainder of the verse, but strenuousls
tried again; Nt'
Greece, her knees
silence.
Grease her knees, opce more, Theo-
dore, and see IL she won't go, kindly
afid his teacher.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
HAND MANGLED BY EXPLOSION
Santa Ana Boy Victim of Bomb Which
He Held
BY Assoclated Press.

SANTA ANA, July 4.-Roy spangler,
is years old, had his left hand terribly
mangled today by the premature explo-
sion of bomb. The thumb was torn
off and the fingers so injured that am
putation may be necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
This Crew Also Refused to obey
Rv Aecnoiated Praza

PARIS, July A dispatch to the
Temps from Constantinople says that
the Russian steamer Emperor Nicho-
las II, which had been ordered to pro-
ceed to Alexandria in place of Odessa.
owing to the troubles at the latter.
place, was unable to do so, as the crew
insisted on going to Odessa to pro-
tect their families.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
sIahted Near odessa

BY Associated Press.
! LONDON. July A, S;15 p. ma dis
patch to the Evening Standard from
odessa says the Kniaz Potemkine has
been sighted twenty-five miles off that
port.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
fa "a in THE SWIM
When smltherel antomobile.

When Smthers automobile,
Upon a sudden Whim,
Ran straight into the ocean
And out OF sight with him,
His friends remarked: How naturall"
Although their eyes Were dim
with tears; for he had bought the thing
TO put him In the swim.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
FOLLOWS HUSBAND, siWH0
LEAPS OFF COACH
ACCIDENT LIST is SMALL
Toy4 pistol and Cannon Crackers
Claim Comparatively Few Vie-
tims-Thrilllne Rescue From
sea at Ocean Park
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THE DEAD

THE DEAD
Mrs. Richard Cohen, Los Ans
gsles, killed by jumping from
street car at Long Beach. f.a tsn'
THE INJURED
Son Of Mrs. N. v. Christensen,
Long Beach; left eye destroyed
by explosion Of firecracker.
L. E. Moore, Long Beach; burned
. by explosion Of handful Of powder
Il. c. cooper,iLos Angeles; frac-.
tured kneecap in fall at Long
Beach.
Frank Rosche, 7o6 East Ninth
street; terribly mutiIated by ex-
plosion Of caps; may die.
Roy spaneler, Santa Ana; hand
nnangled by exploding bomb. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05

The Daughter-No, mother, dear, !
could not marry Mr. Smith; he squnts.
The Mother My dear girl, a man whC
has 100000 a year may be affected with
slight optical indecision-but a squint
neVeri-London Tatler
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
UndelIvered kilograms

There are undeliyered kilograms at the
Postal Telegraph-Cable company 238
South Spring street for Y, +, Morse and
M. III. Biggs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05

One dead and about a. dozen persons
injured is the record for Los Angeles
and vicinity yesterday.
Street cars, the sea, cannon crackers,
toy pistols, and other explosives were
in the main accredited with injurying
those who were endeavoring to ceie-
brate the, day properly.
Woman Killed
Mrs. Richard Cohen died in Long
Beach yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
from injuries received in falling from
a trolley car in that city about an hour
before.
Richard Cohen, who is newspaper
circulation solicitor of Los Angeles and
his wife, had gone to the beach town to
spend the Fourth and boarded a car
for home at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
According to witnesses, Cohen was
not in an entirely responsible condl-
ton. and when the car started he
jumped off, alightiHg on his face and
hands beside the track.
Fearing that her husband had been
hurt, and being unable to have the
car stopped Immediately. the woman
jumped off. When she struck the
ground she spun around several times
and fell, striking her head on the street,
rendering her unconscious.
By-standers carried the woman 10
the Office of DR.. Bates, who summoned
DIR. Wood, the Pacific Electric surgeon
at Long Beach, Despite the efforts of
the physicians, Mrs. Cohen died With
out regaining consciousness.
An examination showed, in addition
to various flesh wounds, that the wo-
man. sustained ooncussion of the brain.
The body was taken to the under.
taking establishment of Walker &
Brown
Cohen was arrested and locked up
in Long Beach charged with drunk
enness.
Cracker Explodes
BY the premature explosion of fire
cracker, the year-old son of Mrs.
n. v. Christensen of Long Beach, will
lose the sight of his left eye. The
boy was allowing the crackers to ex-
plode while holding them in his hands.
Hurt by Explosion.
l.. Z. Moore of Long Beach was
walking down the beach yesterday
afternoon with a handful of powder
in his right hand when a boy threw
fire cracker under him, exploding
he powder. The hand was seriously
injured, and was dressed by DR.. A. F,
Hamman,
Fractures Kneecap
FL. c. Cooper of Los Angeles fractured
his kneecap yesterday afternoon by
stumbling over some valises while run
ming across the Salt Lake platform al
Long Beach. DR.. Shelton dressed the
wound
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
Cracker ExpIodes
Fractures Kneecap

FL. c. Cooper of Los Angeles fractured
his kneecap yesterday afternoon by
stumbling over some valises while run
ming across the Salt Lake platform at
Long Beach. DIR. Shelton dressed the
wound.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS

faithful picture Of the lives Of girls in great department.
Tuesday, and Evenings, 0c 0c 5l
4 HER SAKE"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-01-01
M. ROSENBERGER,
Asst. State Veterinarian.
Every Man His Own Veterinarian

Castor linseed, cottonseed and olive
oils act as laxatives. They soothe and
ensheathe the mucous membranes
with which they come in contact and
are valuable in spasmodic and iatu-
ent collie. One-half pint of oil with
one and one-half ounce of tincture OF
opium and one-half ounce OF Gamma
bis indica is often sufficient to relieve
mild attacks of collie in the horse. The
dose of oils for the horse is one-halt
to one pint; cattle, one to two pints
Spirits of nitrous ether, or sweet
spirits of nitre as it is more COM
monty called, acts as a stimulating
diuretic. 1t is indicated in torpidity
OF the kidneys and to hasten excre-
ton of waste matter from the system
In azoturea it hastens the excretlon
OF urea. In gravel of the kidneys, by
increasing the flow of urine, 1T is SAID
10 act beneficially by washing the
small gravel from the pelvis or the
Kidneys. 1t should not be given In
Inflammation of the kidneys, since II
belongs to the class of stimulating dl-