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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

GROCERY WAGONS, TRU CKs ND
save volt money on Rubber r irast5 Come
N and sec us repairing a special ". Z. GU
BRrSTOW, 1900 j. Franklin. hone
NJ 2i74. lssS Eil 5s jJ3 3$
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TRANsFER,

WE III III "A GIL 0N 3 l, ,ls,s
boilerss ohinnrY Y md Il genera trteiSlit 7
special II Phone IA.
siiTiA NEIrER C KS l07 n y. sarsg 81 rect,
II. i, oI MD EXACT , AZ ana gsy.
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HALF SOLE YOUR n SHOES 4 AT 1oC.;
4 pair get family cobler's set for 60c.;
soles at 100. pair YAUGEANS,6 Coz e..
r Broad II s. ti IA
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'REooElNo,3

TAI, no OTrEd PAPER PLY, rs CTs.
u n re 4 34ply, 0s cts. d Roll. With cap
anG Nails at I3Rr Gu HARD WARE co..
No. sos East Marshall Street..
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STEM OGRAPHY-A1RS, MAUD SWIM
DELLE desires day and night pupils in
Pltman,s system Of stenograp hy. New
" Address 1908 T.. Main Street. Phone 2s6s.
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57YANTI1o. u TWENTY n W OMEN FOR
New york city; big wages. SOuIH;;
ERN.s7I NTELLICEN OFFICE, g2ll1Rs
i North sixth Street, 4 Richmond Va.a{rSfs
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pEN1iSTRY

SOUTHERN DENTAL5R OOMs, QPPO-
site. the postotiico, Phone 1926. Exam
J nations and estimates Free
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sTRY us ON PRINTING! I'VE KNOW
I'VE can aiiit you.El TtAYLOR& G. TAYLOR
II PRINTING &c o., Quick Printers. No: J
@ Cove rTinr Street ftT i4sf #
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WANTED, TWENTY WOMEN FOR
city; BIS wagea; s9 {; Il
d North sixth Street. Richmond, Va
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COAL AND. WOOD.

CAsE-HALFfC CORD SAWED PINE s2.75,
Oak $500, Hail splint $3.50 bess Anthra.
Coke at lowest prices. TYLER "
RYAN Linden and Gary Phone 1919
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

CLEANIN q sANo,DY,EtN f(fl. q y q llN VS.
4 rugs rugs Of every descrlptlo r at low, prices;
best work guaranteed goods calisd for
and delivered, The Old Reliable Az.
MI AL ST BAN IoY ICING 5S. CLEANING
\ NORRIS i 81 W. B''oa 9 stree =, I'aoRe
4 297t. ~ III 55s II M st
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WHEN SUFFERING WITH COUGHS.
& colds bronchitis try n 25 cent bottle OF
y FRO WINS Bronchial Balsam At drug
= stores, ~ st 8 35,i "a
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ANTIQUES!

GENurNl1S ANTI at ID III tR MIXTURE OF
b ali description repaired and Il rehniAhed
perfectlY;1als all other Kinds Of furni-5
4 ture1 renaired. & Antique Furniture bought
s ana soid.g G. Il sLYDA,$ at West Aaln.
Phone .507 & SE
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.! ...i IJENItISl sRY. u

SOUTHERN DENTAL, ROOMS opPo-
siteE the post ottce. Phone 1895. Exams
& nations and estimates free.
II, ". + DESC ORTES, ID IA D. s.. DENTAL
Iii ONCE Cos I1. Main Street. Phone 200.
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AND BE cONvINlCED--As5 FINE
collection D Of 93criginul iAntique les mt # low
!. prices. Z. N. ARNALL'd31s Brook Ave
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5PklNTtNa,

GIVE IJs SA 4 TRI ALI ELBA RESTAU-
d RANT, z 522 Nv vi E3rOad Street.
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STENOGRAPHY.

GIVE MAUD "a HALE SHE'LL CIGAR
and she won't kick. HI
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i,pANTED-AsK YOUR GROCER FOR
y Pocahontas Corn, Pocah ontas Peas; the
pcrfociion OF fine canned goods.
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IkAEArPF o YVES HIS SUCCESS 40 p
absolute purity OF his confessions, 40
t North Ninth, y i
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$500 FOR YOUR CHOICEi OF sIEYlN
different kinds Of gents Watches, silver,
gun. metal ct..; this week only.
y 5CIA-AEHS, 426 Last BROAD. M
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81. no WATCHES rIIM WIND AM SET,
for 81. O6.g sc fla a. IT. 8, f26 lDast 49, read

800 JrCR al NICE PARLORt A1A+NirlSI4
Clock. b sCHAAlsS 42U East Broad.
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TYpEWRITERs,

ALI s,rYLEs AT LOW PRICE Els !; TERMS
'scnsy. See or write MS before buying,
u CONS OLlDA,TED 'FGFlNYlslp 1Ii u Co,
1000 IA st M ain. 2sSs 43 N a ys
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TIMBER & MINERAL LANDS
MISCELLANEOUS.

lsAIgAIPF AND ECON Only Go HAND
in hanf. Eat only5his Candy and you
viii not have IA doctor bill to pay no
North Ninth b. 5i5s 5f
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levy, THE UPH3LsTEf,af IN, MAN Ea
order: bal Brook Ayenlu, Phone 1885,
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a NICE PAIR O GOODIES gncdIAIBo-
l3AZOn SHOES will do good service.
make a nice present and be appre-.
"A ciatcd. s5jil s5
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EPAINTING.

GALLUP LEE FORD 81 BRO. FOR
3. painting: we also put In glass and re-
grain doors.fa Shop, No. IS 10. Main St.
gsSl Phonc 1886. ~ a$.i 4 M #
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n I, in * A RsD'S CRuLI.llRs AND
Doughnuts. 100. tdoson; Cream Pu'ls, .oc.;
layer Cakes, 5 kinds. 15e.i 2-pound
Rnisln cake for aa5c, 4S3 l-2 n SIKH.
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$500 FOR ALE ~ zFlN SOLID Isl ,NyIlIs
spa ans, "
NJ M I!rOnl
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\ Is, NEW y sTYr4Is INITIAL. RI Ncfs.
solid gold, any letter or order.
scIlAAirs, ts6 ~, Broad lt;8s NJ
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RESTAURANT.

AlSTIlR ATlNG II. s,rlIAlptNs LI y. = :
r CANT nuIf shell oysters smoke ono or
mALLDIsAN's Tine Half Shell Cigars,
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81 90 FOR gpIflJ x PARKER ROTARY
Alarm GIocks has no cana !. "a flAAtN y.
420 ~. i Isl cad. IA s5sst t fS ssgS ~
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1872 = ~
BAKERY,

nrsIS TNsON,sb g II LIB n AT u d HOT
. Rails can 30 had morning and evening;
also Sunday mornings from TO- . o'clo ck,
8O3 w. Broad Street. Phone 20l9'
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GOODIES '.C,IIIMBoR SHOES ARE
not antiques. but things OF beauty,
81 style and wear,
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FISH, OYSTERS IAN POULTRY,
EmsT3 QUALITY YORK II IN WEIR al oYs-
tors. Fresh Fish T0ul TRY and Fruit s can
& alwa N he had at WI G. u RAYS, 6122 III
y Il, Narshall. < 4 Phone 1640. q " gsg
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
HURLs ATTACK At
MAYOR dunno
MAYORS CONGRESS BREAKS
UP IN ROW
MEMBERS BOLT FROM HALL
Woodward Of Atlanta, Ca, Bitterly
AssaiIs Municipality Ownership
Schemes and Declares All
Mayors Can Be Bought

Special to The Herald
TOLEDO, Aug. 4.-The Mayors con-
gress here was today the scene of a
sensational row in which Mayor Wood
ward Of Atlanta, Ca, bitterly assailed
Mayor Dunno of Chicago and all NUM-
cipal ownership schemes.
His TRADE was SO vitriolic that efforts
to stop him proved unavailing, and
delegates rose up and bolted for the
doors, leaving woodward hanging to
the railing and shouting to empty seats.
Mayor Dunno had just finished an ad-
dress in which he dwelt upon the beau
ties of municipal ownership. In reply
Mayor Woodward said he only knew Of
one mayor in the country who could
not be bought up by corporations, and
that was Mayor Jones of Toledo.
Incidentally he told Of his own fight
with corporations in Georgia. Retorts
from the floor became so frequent and
uproar so violent that members bolted,
not waiting for vote on a motion to
adjourn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
STILL WORKING
HARD FOR PEACE
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO GIVE
UP THE SHIP
SENDS NEW APPEAL TO CzAR
Hope etIII Entertained That Solution
May BE Reached Through Pur-
chase Of eakhaIln Island
by Russia
SENDS NEW APPEAL TO czAR
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. a.
The prospects of peace seem desperate.
but they are not hopeless, despite the
prevailing pessimism. There Is till a
chance and the forces working for
peace are continuing their labors. The
president failed twice, but he is fight
ing on. The result of Ambassador
Meyers audience at Peterhof yesterday
was unsatisfactory, but at least it was
not rebuff. It left the door open and
within a few hours after the receipt at
oyster Bay of Mr.. Meyers account Of
his audience the president had sent a
new appeal through M. Witte, who
received 1t from Mr.. Peirce about 3
o'clock this morning.
The emperor had already in effect
declined the proposed compromise Of
fered by Japan. He had refused 1t be-
cause, under a disguise, Japan offered
tc withdraw an article asking remu-
neration for the cost of the war on con-
dition that Russia repurchase from the
military possession of Japan the north
ern part of Sakhalin at a fixed price
of 1900, ,006, 900 yen-the estimated "frais
de guerre." Every message received
from Peterhof. including those that
came early today, was infexible upon
that point.
Had Japan not inserted the sum;
had that been left for future adjust
ment the proposition would have un-
doubtedly proved more palatable. And
the Associated Press is In position to
state that the divergence in the COM
promise as suggested by the president
and offered by Japan at the conference
which was mentioned in these dis
patches last night touched this very
point. The president did not suggest
price or the fixing Of price, and 1t
is believed, although this cannot be
affirmed, that his latest effort was to
secure the consent Of the emperor 20
the Japanese proposition. the amount
to be left to further adjustment by an
arbitration board or otherwise.
WItte Offered Half the Island
According to the Japanese. M. Witte
has already offered to divide Sakhalin.
If the repurchase OF Sakhalin was
based upon purchasable basis the
following lines from the authorized
statement of the Russian statement
given to the Associated Press last
night should be borne in mind:
"All that Japan does is to join the
question of Sakhalin with that of a
cash payment and to insist upon war
costs under the name of purchase
money. The transaction is fictitious
Continued on Page Twol
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
CATHOLICS ANGRY
At MRS. MACKAY
LATTER ATTACKS PARoCHIAL
SCHOOLS
DECLARES THEM A MENACE
She Is Rebuked by Father Duhlgg of
Brooklyn, Who Takes Her to
Task for Use of Term
"RomanIst"
DECLARES THEM A MENACE

Special to The Herald
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The clergy
of st. Johns Roman Catholic church,
Brooklyn. particularly the Rev. Thomas
s. Duhigg, the pastor, are greatly exer-
cised over letter received by Father
Duhigg few days ago from Mrs
Clarence Mackay. recently elected a
member of the school board of Roslyn,
L. l., in which Mrs. Mackay denounces
the Catholic parochial schools, declar-
ing them to be grave menace to the
country. Mrs Mackay's husband, 1t
may be stated. is Catholic.
Father Duhigg has replied to Mrs.
Mackay. rebuking her for her arraign-
ment of the parochial schools.
In her letter to Father Duhigg, Mrs.
Mackay made use of the word Roman
ist," which is extremely offensive to
Roman Catholics. Mrs. Mackay an
nounced that she was not Roman
ist." The application OF this word par
ticularly aroused Father Duhigg, who
in his letter to Mrs. Mackay, in answer
to her communication. informs her that
by it's use she showed bad form and
fell into a blunder that nice. intelli-
gent people would not be guilty Of"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
HYDE DISPOSES
OF PRIVATE CAR
FINEST IN COUNTRY BOUGHT
BY EDWIN HAWLEY
COST UPWARDS OF $4,000
Former Owner Has Scarcely Used It
Since Recent Difficulties Over
Equitable Life Assurance eo-
olety Entanslements
COST UPWARDS OF $4,000
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BABYLON, L. l., Aug. 24-The lux
urious private car "Bayshore," owned
hy James Hazen Hyde, has been pur-
chased by Edwin Hawley, railroad
magnate and financier who has large
country place here and will use the
car in travelling over the various roads
in which he is interested.
The car is said to be the finest in the
United States and was built under
Hyde's directions few years ago at a
reported cost of upwards of $4,000. ThS
furnishings are exquisite. The car con-
tains observation room, smoking room,
dining room, kitchen and number of
state rooms.
The car Is at present at Long Island
City. Hyde has used 1t but few times
since his unpleasant notoriety in con-
nection with the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
THIEF CAUGHT
BY YOUNG BRIDE
REDLANDS WOMAN PROVES TO
BE A HEROINE
HER ONLY WEAPON A WHIP
Mrs. !. N. conklIn Pursues Criminal
Half Mile, Captures and
Holds Him Until Police
Come
HER ONLY WEAPON A WHIP
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Aug. 24-With a horse
whip as her only weapon Mrs. I. N.
Conklin, a 17-year-old girl and a bride
of six months, this afternoon pursued
for half mile the man who had stolen
her purse, and after affecting his cap
ture held him for twenty minutes until
the arrival of a policeman.
When Constable Rivera appeared on
the scene the thief was down on his
knees with the little woman standing
over him, one hand firmly grasping his
collar and the other holding the whip
menacingly over his head. When taken
to the police station the man gave
his name as Harry Ward
Mrs. Conklin exhibited surprising
GOODNESS, laughed when she was COM
mended for her bravery and said she
was fully satisfied. as she had obtained
the money stolen.
Mrs. Conklin has mans courage
but a woman's thoughtfulness. After
driving to Redlands from her home a
mile and half west of the city she
hitched her horse and left her purse
containing fifteen dollars on the car
riage seat She returned In time to
see Ward grab the money and start
off down the street.
She went at once to telephone and
called up the Office Of Constable Rivera.
"A man has stolen my pocketbook con-
tanning fifteen dollars" she said "Shall
capture him or shall I wait for you
to do so?" wait for me-" said Ri
vera.
But Mrs. Conklin was in no mood
for waiting. She returned to the street,
there to see Ward with her fifteen dol
lars, more than two blocks away. Run
ming to her buggy she seized the whip
and started in pursuit Ward was not
aware of her presence until the little
woman was almost upon him, and
then he started to run. His agility was
not equal to that of the country-bred
girl, however, and a moment later
she had wrapped the lash around his
legs and had him securely by the col
lar.
Ward will be arraigned tomorrow
morning at 10 O'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
NINE LIVES LOST
IN CL0UDBURST
TWO COLORADO TOWNS ARE
DESTROYED
PROPERTY LOSS VERY HEAVY
Raging Torrent Sweeps Thropeh
Rhode Canyon, Drowning Resi-
dents and Wreckins Every
thing In It's Path
BY Associated Press.


TRINIDAD, Colo, Aug. PA cloud
burst in the vicinity of Rhode canyon.
through which ordinarily small
stream of water runs, converted the
canyon into raging torrent tonight,
which swept through the towns of
Berwind and Tobasco, wrecking every
thing in its path and drowning at least
nine persons.
The property loss is estimated ut
hundreds of thousands of dollars, suf-
fered mostly by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company and the Southern Rail-
way company. The former company
had mines and coke ovens scattered all
along between the two mining towns of
Berwind and Tobasco and although
they were situated mostly out Of reach
of the flood the tramways connecting
the different properties of the conf
pany were practically all wrecked and
the loss in this particular will be inn
mense. The railroad company had a
line running up the canyon and the
roadbed was nearly completely washed
out.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
STEALS HIS NUGGETS
AND EFFORTS A NOTE
Auburn Mining Superintendent Set
Upon by EmpIoye, Who Shoots
and Robs Him

and Robs Him
BY Associated Press.
AUBURN. CAL, Aug. 14.-John Cas-
key was arrested here this morning by
Sheriff Kenna for extortion and at
tempt to murder Fred Venzke, at the
Bald Mountain mine on Tuesday
afternoon. venzke is superintendent
of the mine and Caskey worked there
for the vast year.
On Monday Caskey went to Last
Chance. but returned on Tuesday and
hid in a cabin. When Venzke came
out of his house Caskey slipped in and
got gun and coming up behind
Venzke, shot him In the leg near the
ankle, tearing it badly. He then de-
manded $1,000. Finally Venzke told
him where he had secreted $140 in
money and $120 worth Of nuggets.
These Caskey took and then demanded
that Venzke sign a note for $500.
Verzke ultimately gave him a note for
500 and told him 1t was no use to kill
him as he would call 1t an accident II
he would take him to a doctor. Cas-
key agreed and brought him to hos
pital here.
Venzke kept the secret until this
morning when he told 1t and the ar
rest followed. Venxke is a highly re-
spected miner. Al years OF age. caskey
is 20 years old. Venzke's leg win have
to be amputated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
SHOOTS NEGRO TO
ASSIST POLICEMAN
Japanese Called on for Aid Promptly
Draws Pistol and Wounds
Fuqitive

s. Wakamiya, Japanese, shot and
wounded Walter Robinson, negro, in
the arm at o'clock this morning while
responding to a call for assistance
made by Patrolman Ford.
The policeman was chasing Robinson
down Turner street and the latter was
about to make good his escape, when
the officer saw Wakamiya and two of
his friends standing on the sidewalk
100 yards ahead of him. He called to
the three Japanese to stop the fleeing
man. 49,
Wakamiya drew a revolver from his
pocket without a moments hesitation
when the officer made the request for
assistance and fired two shots at the
negro, one taking effect in the fleeing
mans left arm.
Robinson fell to the sidewalk, writh-
ing in agony, loudly declaring that he
had been shot through the body. The
police ambulance was sent to the in
jured mans aid and with much difficult
ty Robinson was lifted into the wagon
on a stretcher. ~
When PLACED on the operating table
in the receiving hospital Robinson
again declared that he was going to
die at once and the attending physi-
clans began hurried search to find
where the negro was mortally
wounded.
Robinson insisted that he was shot
in the abdomen, but no amount Of
investigation could prove that his as
sertion was correct, and after search
ing over his entire body slight flesh
wound In the left arm near the shoul-
der was found.
Wakamiya was arrested and sent to
the police station pending an investi-
CATION of the shooting, but he seemed
little concerned about being held In
custody and declared that he had sim
ply done his duty in going to the as
sistance of the police officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
AUTOMOBILE IN FATAL
COLLISION WITH CAR
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Two men and
two women were badly hurt early to-
day in collision between a trolley car
in Brooklyn and an automobile return
ing from Brighton Beach. Both wo-
men and one man may die. The in
jured are; Miss Emma Judge Miss
Agnes Rice, Otto Novis and Frank
Brown. owner OF the motor car. One
OF the women sustained a fractured
skull. while the other was injured in
ternally. Brown was SO badly hurt
that he could not be removed from the
scene or the accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25

PART |.
for psychlsts.
city economies.
s--Artlst exhibits paintings.
4-Edltorlal.
5--clty news.
6-sports.
7-Markets.
s-FareweII dinner to Bishop conaty
PART II.
1--DyIng witness testlfies.
2-southern California news.
S-4-5-PubIIc advertising.
6-7-classified advertisements.
EASTERN
Yellow fever appears in Michigan
Catholics angry at Mrs. Clarence
Mackay for her attack on parochial
Mayor Dunno is violently attacked In
mayors congress at Toledo. Ohio.
FOREIGN
Russia will neither pay indemnity nor
Linevitch sends optimistic report to
czar, and reports successful repulse OF
three attacks.
France threatens to make military dem
onstration In Morocco.
COAST
Three persons killed. several injured. BY
giant powder explosion In Kern county.
Frances Hale wanted IN Los Angeles
for lottery swindle, is captured In Port
land.
captures a thief.
LOCAL
Dying man brought into court upon
stretcher to testify against chiropractlc
Redlands woman, after chase OF five
blocks, captures man who grabbed her
pocket book.
Whitcomb Riley Of art visits in Los
Harrlnan's representative makes In
speotlon of San Pedro and says Southern
Pacific has further plans Tor improve
ments there
Traffic manager OF Paclf.i Electric lines
answers eharees made by Voters
league.
Marvin Hart. technical champion OF the
world. Is reearaed - false alarm ~
puKdous
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
HIGHWAYMAN SENTENCED
FOR FoRTY-FIvE YEARS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
MARTINEZ, Cal, Aug. 24.-John
Zimmerman. the man who held up John
Kelley and Frank Roche at Siege last
March and robbed them Of $4,000 be-
longing to the Central bank of Oak
land. was this morning sentenced to
forty-five years at San Quentin prison
Attorney Jones, representing the de-
fendant. argued a motion for a new
trial. which was denied. A stay OF ten
days was granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
GEN. BALDWIN KILLS
GRIZZLY WITH KNIFE

Special to The Herald.
GLENWooD SPRINGS, Colo,
) Aug. 14.-Gen. Frank d. Baldwin.
former commander of the depart
ment of Colorado. Is bear slayer
of such note as to rival President
Roosevelt.
) Gen. Baldwin. his aides, Lieuten-
ants Sayers and Chamberlain,
Judge Parker and Trinidad and
Guy Turner OF Oklahoma City
We're hunting forty miles from the
fort few days ago when Judge
Parker routed out big grizzly
; bear.
The judge fired twice at the bear,
wounding the animal enough to In
furiate but not disable It. The
Judge fed. dropping his rifle.
Gen. Baldwin. upon hearing this
shots and seeing what had oc-
CURED, drew his hunting knife ana
succeeded IN killing the bear.
Z = I. Z. 4. = - = .ff Z. s.a.l1IE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
MIzE MURDER MYSTERY
CONTINUES UNSOLVEDI

CHICAGO Aug. 24.-The murder OF
Mrs. Il. F. Mize is stlll unsolved by
the police and all former clews. in
cluding that eentering around William
Bracey, the negro who was arrested on
suspicion, have been abandoned. Bracey
was released tonight after he had
satisfactorily explained his where
abouts on the night OF the murder. No
additional ARRESTS have been made and
the police are without evidence that
may lead to any.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
MISS FRANCES HALE
CAPTURED IN PORTLAND
Young Woman Wanted in Los Angeles
in Connection With Lottery
SWindIe

Special to The Herald.
PORTLAND, Aug. 24.-Miss Frances
Hale, a dashing blonde from Los An
geles. wanted there in connection with
the Door of Hope lottery swindle, and
who escaped from the Pinkertons in
San Francisco by spectacular chase
after the steamer Roanoke in skiff,
was arrested on board that steamer on
her arrival at this port late tonight and
will be held for Los Angeles officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
MONTANA TOWN WIPED
OUT BY CONFEDERATION
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
sTEvENsVILLE, Mont. Aug. "a
The business section Of this place today
was swept by fire, causing property
loss Of at least 100000. With the ex-
ception OF two buildings an entire block
was burned. The greatest loss Is that
sustained by Henry Buck & Co. estl-
mated at sso.e0a.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-25
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy
Friday, with conditions favorable
for thunderstorms in the noun
taIns; light southwest winds.
Maximum temperature In Los An
geIes yesterday, 80 degrees; mini
mum, GO degrees.