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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
TAKES LIFE AMONG
HIS WORKS OF ART
FUCHS SUICIDE DELIBERATELY
PLANNED
Delineator of "March of Triumph"
Found Sitting Bolt Upright, Dead,
Surrounded by His Pictures, All
Carefully Arranged
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Gustav Fuchs,
delineator Of the March Of Triumph"
at the worlds fair at Chicago and
various other notable structures. who
committed suicide at his East
Eighteenth street apartments last
night, planned his suicide most deliber-
ately. When found he was sitting up
right in his chair dead, while all
around mantel, the tables, chairs and
other pieces of furniture were the
fruits of his life's work, all carefully
arranged and most Of them bearing the
address of some friend to whom he
wished the etchings to be given.
Among the pictures ready for ship
ment was the artists masterpiece, en-
titled THE Moses Column" 1t is "A
beautiful creation dedicated to the suf-
ferers of the Russian massacres, and
was willed to Jacob H. Schiff president
of the Society for the Relief of Rus
sian Sufferers.
On a MOSAIC table there was hand
some bust Of President Roosevelt, the
handiwork of Fuchs and showing his
skill in bronze.
Fuchs latest work and the one which
is still to be seen all over the city, THE
Portsmouth Drama" was also found.
The top of this picture represents the
czar, President Roosevelt and the en-
peror of Japan, willie to the lower left
hand are likenesses of the Russian
peace ENJOYS, Witte and Rosen, and
directly opposite those are the Japanese
ENJOYS, Komura and Takahira. The
center Is a picture of the marine build
ing in the Portsmouth navy yard.
Although Mr.. Fuchs had been in i'll
health, it is believed that money and
family troubles caused him to end his
life
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
SLAIN WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED
Andrews Companion Recognized as
Eva Howard, Leader of Gang
of Robbers
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-That
the woman slain by Milton Franklin
Andrews last Monday, when he and
his companion were surrounded by the
police, was Eva Howard, daughter of
Augustus Howard, alleged leader of the
gang which executed the robbery of
the treasure chest on the steamer Ala
media several years ago, was the iden-
tification made tonight by ]. F. Gal
lagher, hotel man of this city. An
drews' companion was supposed to have
been Nulda Petrie OLIVIA, French
Canadian, but Gallagher declares that
she lived with her father at the Lang
ham hotel in this city at time when
Gallagher was conducting the estab-
lishment.
According to Gallagher he was so
we'll acquainted with the women that
his identification is positive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
GermanW WarShip Now
Off Peterhof
Much Talk of Expelling
Nicholas
This Question Now SO open In Russia
That Question of His Successor
ls Being Frankly
Discussed
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE
dreaded Intervention of Germany In
the Russian crisis has come The
kaiser, when he learned of the Cron-
stadt riots, and wireless message to
the czar offering to place the German
northern squadron at his disposal. The
czar sent back a message of thanks.
1t has not transpired whether the offer
goes beyond safeguarding the SOW
ereign's person but inasmuch as a Ger
man warship has been stationed off
Peterhof for several days for this pur-
pose it is inferred that Emperor Will
liams proposal has wider signif
canoe.
Little has been said publicly of the
contemptuous ill-will of fashionable
regiments toward the sovereign since
the peace of Portsmouth was signed.
1t was soon evident the army would
seek scapegoat, and 1t is now be-
coming manifest that it will be the
czar himself. This found the loudest
expression over the expulsion of Grand
Duke Cyril from the navy. The de-
cree ordering his expulsion evoked such
outbursts of indignation in both the
navy and army as would have led to
the malcontents being court-martialed
and shot if they had been servants of
the kaiser.
Grand Duke Vladimir tok the side
of his son energetically and promptly
resigned.
Now Vladimir, whatever his charac-
ter. has the support of the imperial
guards brigade, which is especially
charged with the protection of the en-
peror's person. The czar's successor is
being discussed with amazing boldness.
The names constantly heard in military
circles for the regency are Grand Dukes
Nicholas Nicolovich and Constantine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
PART |

PART |
1-WiIiam II takes a hand.
2-Pretty girls seek adventure.
3-CIaim youths steal autos.
4EBooks Scotty for ten weeks.
5-Throws def at heavyweiehts.
6-7-Sports.
PART II
Mother Cabrini to be honored.
3--Teach Indian girls domestic
science.
5-Southern California news.
6-Chief Auble promises good fore,
7-City prisoners suffer in jail.
9-Child deserter given sentence.
PART III
1-2-3-Socety.
4-Editorial.
5-City news.
6-Cable news.
7-Markets.
s-"sunshine" Nelson bids farewell
PART w
1-2-9--Real estate news.
3.4-5-6-7-Classlfied advertisements.
PART v
Magazine section.
PART vi
Colored comic supplement.
EASTERN
Chinese minister is guest of honor at
banquet of Chicago merchants.
Texas rangers in fierce battle with
Martinez and gang of outlaws.
Courtmartial of mdshipman who en-
gagged in fatal fist fight is ordered.
FOREIGN
Emperor William intervenes i'm Russian
troubles. offering czar use of his feet
Fears of massacre of Jews in Russia
prove groundless.
Russia will endeavor to suppress
any attempt of Poland to secure au-
tOnomy
Mining man falls down shaft in Little
Bear valley and is probably fatally
Two Les Angeles girls in boys cloth
ing captured in San Diego.
Stanford defeats University OF Cali
fornia in annual football game.
LOCAL
Car hits wagon. driver is severely
Police arrest four boys whom they
believe have stolen many automobiles.
Funeral services over Supervisor o. w.
Longdon will be held this afternoon at
the family home In East San Gabriel
Chimes In memory of Mrs. Eliza A.
Otis will be dedicated Wednesday
Judge Andrew Jackson Utley, promi-
nent lawyer, is dead
Police seek tweve-year-old Ruby Free
man, for whom fortune awaits
Prisoners in city jail suffer from cold.
Chief Auble says he will make Los
Angeles police force one of the best de-
partments In the west.
Larue Gaines, who admitted In court
that he had deserted wife and sick chill
dren, sentenced 10 Ave months on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
MINING MAN SUFFERS
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE
SAMUEL HOOK HAS A NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Falls Into Sixty-Foot Shaft and Lands
on Heavy Plank, Sustaining Severe
Injuries, but Is Saved From Being
Drowned

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO Nov. 11.-Sam-
uel Hook. a prominent mining man of
this city, fell into sixty foot shaft of
a mine in Little Bear Valley yesterday
crushing his face upon heavy pine
plank He also suffered internal in
juries, a fracture of the left arm, three
ribs and a double fracture if the left
arm.
However, the plank saved him from
being drowned in thirty feet of water,
which was in the shaft. For two hours
he lay on the plank unconscious, and
when he revived and had collected his
senses, he called for help for half an
hour or more before being discovered.
His cries were finally heard. Other
miners responded and hauled him out
of the shaft by means of ropes.
He was brought to his home in this
city this afternoon, but will probably
die,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
POSSE AFTER BRUTE
Officers Seeking for Ranch Hand
Who Attacked Young
Woman
BY Associated Press.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov 1.-THE search
for David Post, jr., a ranch hand who
is accused of committing an attack
upon a young woman of Swantos, fif-
teen miles up the coast, on Thursday,
is still on, the sheriff's posse having
been hunting him with dogs day and
night. Immediately after the attack
he made for the woods, where a shot
was heard by the young woman, but
this is believed to have been a ruse.
The father of the girl has offered a
reward of $10O for his capture. 1t is
thought that he will be starved out
eventually. All trains and county
roads are being watched so that he
shall not make his escape. He is now
believed to be heading over the noun
tains to Pescadero.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
TEHUANTEPEC RAILROAD
Mexican Governments New Line viii
Be Finished Within Six
Months
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOcIdItU f-Ith5'
WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE Te-
hauntepec railroad, which the Mexican
government has been building across
the country from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, will, according to information
received at the Mexican embassy in
this city. be finished and ready for use
within six months. The belief IN Mex
leo is that the completion of this i'm
portant road means that a great deal
Of freight which formerly went by the
Panama route will now be transported
through the Mexican republic, and that
during the ten or twelve years which 1t
will take to finish the Panama canal
Mexico will profit from the improved
conditions which 1t will offer to the
trade of the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
SEQU0IA MILLS BURNED
Fire In Converse Basin Causes the
Destruction of Property
Worth 100000
By Associated Press.

FRESNO, Nov. 11.-Word was re-
ceived here this afternoon of the de-
structlon this morning of the Sequoia
mills in the Converse basin. The mills
were worth $4,000 and carried as
much insurance as sawmills can get
The details of the fire are unobtainable,
but 1t is known that the flames broke
out at 1 o'clock in the morning while
the mill was not in operation. The
season was about closed and the 200
men employed will lose only two or
three weeks work.
The mills were the property of the
Sanger Lumber company and were
situated six miles north of Millwood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
IN FIERCE
FIGHT WITH BANDITS
Many Wounded in Battle With Martinez
Gang of Desperadoes
Outlaws Are Besieged on an Island in the Rio
The Grande and It Is Expected Officers
Will Soon Effect Their Capture

three others wounded. 1t is known that
one of the desperados was shot in the
head and Martinez was among the
wounded.
town of Minerva tonight to reinforce
the rangers, who are guarding the
island.
An effort to break up the gang is a
determined one by the Texas authori-
ties. For twenty-five years Martinez
and his men have pillaged and MUIR
dered on the frontiers of Texas. New
Mexico and Mexico. There are at
least a dozen rewards for him, the
Mexican government Offering $4,000
gold, dead or alive. He is expected to
be taken at the present siege
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
KILLED WHILE HUNTING
Young Girl Accidentally Shot Herself
With a Small Rifle-Member OF
Pioneer Family
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 11.-Coroner
Mullins left this afternoon for the Pa
leto hills to hold an inquest on the
body of Bessie Hudson, who accident
ally shot and killed herself while hunt
ing with rifle. From meager ac-
counts it appears that Miss Hudson
left her home with a small rifle to
shoot rabbits. A shot was heard near
the house and later Mr. and Mrs. Hud-
son found their daughter beside the
trail, she evidently having accidentally
shot herself.
Miss Hudson was but 18 years of age
and was a member of well-known
pioneer family of the county.
The parents are prostrated.
The remains will be brought to this
city and interment will be had IN
Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
UTAH AND IDAHO SHAKEN
Earthquake Causes Fright and Cracks
Buildings, but No Fatalities
Result
Hv Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Nov 11.-An earth
quake shock. passing from south to
north, was felt in Utah and Idaho
points this afternoon In this city
the disturbance occurred at 1926, in
Ogden at $3.50, in Boise, Idaho. at S:35;
at Glenns Ferry Idaho, at 3:43 at
Baker City. Ore, at $40. At HALEY,
Idaho, dishes ratified on shelves; in
Ogden occupants of high office build
ing fled to the street fearing COL
lapse.
The greatest disturbance, however
was at Shoshone Idaho, where two
shocks followed each other In rapid
succession at S:45 this evening. The
walls of the courthouse and school
house were cracked and plaster was
shaken from the ceilings of practically
all the buildings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
STUDENT TIED TO TRACK
Coroner's Jury Renders Verdict in
Case of Young Man Who
Was Killed
Rv Associated Press.

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Nov. IL
The coroner's verdict rendered today in
the case of Pierson, the student who
was killed two weeks ago while under
going a college society initiation, finds
that the victim had been found or
tied at the wrists and ankles and
either tied fast to the railroad tracks
or otherwise bound in such a manner
that he could not extricate himself and
that while in that position he was run
over and killed by an engine.
The coroner has been unable to de-
termine who the guilty persons are.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
BARONESS RECOVERING
German Ambassadors Wife Able to
Attend the Festivities for
Alfonso
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN, Nov 11.-Baroness Speck
Won Sternberg, wife of the German
ambassador to the United States, has
so far recovered from the operation
recently performed upon her as to be
able to go to the gala opera perform
ance in honor of King Alfonso. She
sails for the United States, according
to her present intention, November s.
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Barry, U. S.
A., and his aide de camp, Captain Sgd
ney A. Cloman, sail for home November
IS on the American line steamer New
York. and Captain VIM. Biddle, jr.,
United States military attache at Ber-
lin, sails on the White Star line steamer
Oceanic November Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
Jeweler Shoots Himself
v Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Charles
Schweister, a jeweler whose place of
business is on Market street, shot him
self through the head today while In
the rear of his store. He was taken to
the Central Emergency hospital. 1t is
believed by the physicians that he will
die. Proceedings begun yesterday TO
have him declared an incompetent are
believed to have caused his act
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
HOUSTON, Texas. Nov. 11.-Ranch-
ers arriving today from Palifox tell of
a desperate battle between Texas
rangers and Martinez outlaws. large
leader are quarterec on an isolated
island in the Rio Grande and after two
weeks trailing the rangers located
them.
Concealing themselves the rangers
opened fire, attempting to kill rather
than capture
Many were wounded. Reports say
that cne of the rangers was killed and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
PRINCE AT WEST POINT
Louis Sees Football Game Between
Soldiers and Carlisle Indian
Eleven
Rv Associated Press.

T1y AbNOEidIti4 = NoE'
WEST POINT. N. Y, Nov 1.-THE
steamer w. G. Morse, bearing Admiral
Prince Louis of Rattenberg and officers
of the British and American fleets,
reached here on schedule time. The
visitors were met at the landing by
General Miles and his staff. The
cadets were reviewed by the prince,
after which the party visited the build
ings. The visitors were then conducted
to seats on the grandstand to see the
football game between the Carlisle In
dian school and the cadet team.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
ANGELENoS IN THE EAST
Residents Of This City and Vicinity
Registered at New York
Hotels
Special to The Herald,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing Southern Californians were regis
tered at the leading hotels here during
the week;
From Los Angeles: W. H. Bosley
w. G.. Everson, W. II. Hook. &c. At
wood c. II. Harris, A. G, Bartlett, e.
j. Lawton, f. ID. Long, h. r.. Shrader
f. Waller, r. II. Hewitt II. Jackins,
Crother.
From Pasadena; c. M. Davis, j. s,
Cravens and q. Lavagrins.
From Redlands: w. Preston and r.
d. Thompson.
San Diego: j. Poole and w. A. Rob-
inson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
Children Perish in Flames
BY Associated Press.

BRISTOL, Conn, Nov. 11.-Fire this
morning destroyed a big tenement
house ON Meadow street. The building
housed eight families, mostly Italians,
and half an hour after the blaze was
discovered it was reported that two
children were missing. 1t Is believed
they perished in the flames. The police
had difficulty In rousing the tenants
and carried many OF the women and
children from. the building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
CLUE TO MISSING MAN
John Tlsdale, Who Disappeared, May
Be on His Way to
Seattle
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Nov. 11,-John Tisdale,
president of the Alaska Snittishan
Mining company, for whom much
anxiety has been felt by his friends,
according to an Associated Press dis
patch from New York. is due to ar
rive In Seattle at any time.
s. S. Bailey, a seattle capitalist, stat
ed that he had received a telegram from
Tisdale, dated October 29, to the effect
that Tisdale would leave New York
for Seattle November to close a large
mining deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
WRIGHT CAN'T ESCAPE
District Attorney Seymour Is Certain
the BoodIer will Be
Captured

BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 11.-District
Attorney Seymour says that in his
opinion 1T is as sure as fate that soon
er or later Eli Wright, the boodler
fugitive. will be caught and brought
back to Sacramento for trial; that
Wright is so we'll known by the pub
lication of his picture that he will
be recognized by some one and that
when his whereabouts are learned steps
for his extradition will be taken.
Governor Pardee today said that he
had not yet offered a reward for
Wrights apprehension, that the mat
ter had not been called to his atten-
tion and that he had not given it any
considera ton
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
MachInlsts Re-eIeot o'connelI
Rv Assocla ted Press.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 11-James O'Con-
nell, president of the International
Machinists association, has been re-
elected, the referendum cast by the
machinlsts' locals In the United States
and Canada showing 1900 votes, of
which Mr.. O'Connell received over
10000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair SUM-
day; light northeast winds, chane-
ing to northerIy. Maximum tenn
perature in Los Angeles yesterday,
7e degrees; minimum, So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12
Member of Development Association
BY Associated Press.

REDDING, Nov. 11.-James #. Bed
ford Of Anderson was appointed today
as Shasta countys member of the
executive committee of the Sacramen-
to Valley Development association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-16
"RED VIRGIN" DEAD.

Word comes from Paris that Louise
Michel Is dead. once before she was
reported at deaths door, but she re-
covered Now her death is announced
She expired at Marsellles as result
of pneumonia contracted ON a lecture
tour IN southern France.
II Is not exaggerution to say That
Louise Michel also known as the "Red
Virgin" was one OF the most remark
able women OF this age. She was borne
and reared m ruined castle, one or
her playmates was her cousin, and they
used TO enact, FOR amusement the
scenes of the French reign Of terror
They had scaffold, and they played
executions. az other children play with
dolls. Another amusement was to burn
each other at the stake for heresy.
But. Notwithstanding such train
ing IN the horrible, she is said to
have had tender heart. She could
hardly eat meat because she remem-
bered animals had been slaughtered to
provide It, and frogs, killed In pc
cullarly brutal way by the French
were renuslve to her She fought with
children ill-treating dogs and Kittens
and when she could not overcome them
bought them of with money or toys
Her home was a refuge for all animals
sick or In distress
This tenderness, however did not re-
strain her from violence. II IL claimed
that she planned TO personally assas-
slnate Napoleon ILL., and Theirs also.
n is well known that she fought like Il
demon during the Commune, and she
used gun, side by side with maddenod
men, doing bloody work and herself
being wounded. Made prisoner In
1871, ana taken before a court-martial
for her part IN the insuTection Louise
Michel was iusolent and furious, refus-
ing to defend herself or to allow herself
to be defended.
In exile she voluntarily shared the lot
OF comrades I'm suffering and minister
ed faithfully to the sick and needy she
was verlable angel OF mercy among
thcm. But toward the government she
entertained to the last a bitter hatred.
Tier idea was that n an the prisons ana
an the banks were thrown wide OPEN
the world would soon be 'rejuyeuated.
she must have been gifted, for only on
that superstition can the fact be cx-
planned, that she escaped the lunacy
ASYLUM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-16
NO REFORM IN RUSSIA,

The announcement that sylatopok-
Mlrsky has resigned his position az
minister Of the interior Is difficult to
reconcile with the promises made by
the Car, In reply TO petitions for repre-
sentative government, lately presented
by 2emstvo presidents. The Car, In his
reply stated that the following sub
jects had been referred to committees
/. A just and equitable enforcement
OF existing laws, with "a view TO sccur-
ing the harmonious administration OF
all the courts.
2. Zemstyo organization, with view
TO giving the widest latitude and auto
nomy 20 the various zemstvos, calling
additional 2emstvo representatives
where required, and creating smaller
2cmstvo units capable Of dealing direct
~ with the local needs Of the peas
ants.
3. Equality Of an citizens before the
law this touching the much mooted
question OF peasant equality before the
courts
4. Arranging scheme OF working
mons assurances, for the benefit and
participation OF factory workers
throughout the empire
., To secure citizens against arbi-
trary arrest and to accord immunity
from harsh action Of the police except
I'm the case OF persons known TO be
consplring 10 commit overt acts against
the stability Of the state
6. The religious freedom or All sub
iects Of the empire, without respect OF
creed or manner NJ worshin.
7. For resembling III unnecessary re-
prosslye laws, leaving IN force only
those designed for tho participation ~
peasants and for the benefit generally
Of subjects OF the omplre.
g. To accord the fullest posslblo mea.
cure NJ liberty 10 tho prosq and the re-
moval, ns Far as po'slb'c Of the var
ious restrictive laws.
II was generally supposed that re-
forms would be recommended I'm nc-
cordance with tho very liberal IDEAS Of
the minister Of the interior His reslg-
nation at this time must he regarded
as sign that the reactIonary element
stu holds the reins.
NJ. de Witte. who Is mentioned rs the
probable successor OF Svlatopolk-
sky is recognized ms one Of RussIa's
most liberal statesmen But the ques-
ton rs whether he Is IN full sympathy
with the zemstyo program, which con-
talns demand for limitation OF des-
potlsm by constitutional restrictions.
In the meantime IL seems to be the
intention Of the government to COM
tinue the war, and the future alone
can reveal what the outcome WIN b.
Of the pressure upon the nations be-
tween enemies abroad and agitators
at home,