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New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
FIGHTING At BATOUM.
Mong Persons KiUed-ArtiJIery
Used-OutbreGk at Poti.

Constantinople. Dec, ia dispatch received
here from Batoum, in the government of Kutais,
Transcaucasia, reports the outbreak of insurrec-
ton there. 1t says that the streets were barrf-
caded. and that fierce fighting took place. The
troops used artillery, and many persons. includ-
ing subjects of the Ottoman Empire, were killed
In response TO a request made by the Turkish
Ccnsul. the Porte is now arranging to send YES
sells to Batoum to bring back refugees.
The dispatch says that a similar state Of af-
fairs prevails in Poti and in the town OF Ku-
tais
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
PROPHECY OF STRIKES FAILURE.
'oThe London Telegraph's" Correspondent
Expects Government to Win.

London Dec. 18.-The correspondent of '"The
Daily Telegraph" at ST. Petersburg. comment
ing on recent happenings in Russia, says he is
still optimistic and is convinced of the impossi-
bility of organizing a general strike, because
public opinion and the peasantry are strongly
averse TO it. He insists that the military out
break at Moscow is in no way an indication Of
general disaffection in the army. He admits,
however, that unless the loyalty of the army is
above suspicion the prospect of re-establishing
law and order is a gloomy one.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
GERMANS ANSWER BRITISH MOVE.
A Commercial Understanding Urged at Meet
ing in Berlin

Berlin. De1. ia meeting of two thousand
members of the commercial community was held
at tbe Bcerse to-day III favor of better Anglo
German relations. Herr Kirschner, bprgomaster
Of Berlin and many members of the Reichstag
- ,,resent A resolution which adopted will
,O forwarded to Prince Won Bulow, Sir Henry
C,sronbell- -Bannerman. the British Premier. and
Lord Avebury, who recently presided over meet
E ing III ,.etween Great Britain and Germany. The
o1,tion emphasizes especially the advantages of
Iesoau LIiorrstonding from a commercial standpoint
an ms OF sympathy were read from the drama
4iSts sIderrnann Fulda and Hauptmann.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
x,cxgo TO DEATH BY HORSE.

robert Pcsont who lived with his widowed
- a. No 1sS South Sd-st., Williamsburg was
,.ti[ed 10 death by 4 horse u the stable of J. ],
Friedman. at NO 2S5 Metropolitan-ave. early yes
- His body was discovered by another en-
80 7rben he reached the stable soon after s
o'cioct. Posont reached the stable late Saturday
800 after his work was 1t is believed that
r-Siis i'm the stall with the horse ne fell and the
VIM, WIiile ~ matenned on him and Kicked him
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
SEVEN MEN MURDER EIGHT.
Prisoners in Australia Kill Captors and
Eseane to Bush.

Adelaide Australia, Dec. T.-EWhile q launch be-
longing to Frederick Bradshaw, owner of station
on the Victoria River, conveying TO Port Oar
win seven natives accused of numbering white per-
sons Bradshaw. against the advice OF his com
panions took the prisoners out of irons. On the
same night the prisoners with their tomahawks
killed Bradshaw his engineer, two other white per-
sons and four native employees. The murderers
escaped into the bush.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
GENERAL NICHOLSON APPOINTED.
Sir William Made Quartermsster General OF
British Army,

London, Dec T7-one Of the first official acts OF
the new Secretary for War. Richard BuTaon
Haldane. is the appointment Of General Sir wiz
lam Nicholson as quartermaster general when
makes him the third military member on ths
Army Council General Nicholson was formerly
director general Of the military intelligence pu
reau of the War Office, and recently was sttae1sa
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
IMMIGRANTS PATCHED UP.
Continued from first pese.

tide OF disease at it's source. Naples Is the Only
European port at the present time where en-
ciaIs of this service are now stationed. and thSF
vigilant and thorough work there mas le' 40"
diseased immigrants through.
The doctor said that such an extension OF tne
Marine Hospital service had been strongly recoLH-
mended by Mr. Sargent. the Commissioner zen sen
eral OF immigration, who, he added, was oolns
all that was possible 10 keep the shores OF
Arasrtca clean"
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18

Probably the best of these appointments, that of
CORPORATION Counsel. is already gone, as Mayor
Mcclellan has promised It to the present incumbent
T 7 DeIanv The Fire Comnaissionershp has already
been disposed of. John H. o'Brien, who has been
the Mayors secretary. is to have that Commits
sloner Woodbury. is likely to be retained in his
nresent place John T. Oakley will probably re-
ofr az Commissioner of Water Supply Gas and
F5iactricity The Mayor wanted to remove him. but
Mummy insists he keep his place. and, aside
from that, McGowan; elected as President OF the
Eoard of Aldermen, is friend OF Oskieys. The
STavor wants McGowan's support IN the Board OF
Estimate, and therefore doesn't dare remove Oak
Lev Maurice Featherson will remain as Dock COM
missioner. Featherson is protege Of J. Sergeant
t@rsn1 and Murphy doesn't do much without Grants
supervision. hence the safety % Featherson.
TIE place of Police Commissioner is the one that
&c causing the most trouble. 1t is pretty well under
stood that Commissioner McAdoo is to 60 The
name of Joseph Cassidy. former President of the
Borough OF Queens. is prominently mentioned for
the place Cassidy. i the Tamnany eyes. would
make a fne Commissioner. There are other names
mentioned but Cassidy is getting the most support
Rorough President Ahearn also has plum tree
10 shake on January ]. but the Sullivan clan will
dictate ali appointments in this department. and
the East Side will get the jobs.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
TELEGRAPH LINES AGAIN OPEN.
Several Cities in COmmqnication with St.
Petersburg-BaItic Lines Cut.

London. Dec. 1.-THE Northern Telegraph
Company announces that st. Petersburg is now
in communication with Kieff, wilma. S7nolensk.
Kharkoff. MOSCOW, Rostof on Don. Kazan. vi
borg and districts in the neighborhood of the
Russian capital, but that the Baltic provinces
ar still cI1f off
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
WON ESTATE BY PoLITENEs.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal

IBy Telegraph 70 The TriDune-J -.
Boston Dec IA contest over the viii OF MISS
Georgana NJ. Harris sister of the late ConInoGOa0
Harris in the Middlesex Probate Court discloses
the fact that a young Jewish newshey. SaIaus.
Bailen, received considerable estate, bequeatnee
by Miss Harris, for his poteness while in ShaLS1S
OF a hotel newsstand Baien is now Ia"S0-
here
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
M. RALLI RESIGNS OFFICE.
King George Summons ID. Theotohs to Form
New Cabinet

Athens, Dec. 1.-THE Cabinet of NJ. Rslli re-
signed to-day the result of the defeat of the
government in the election of a president of the
Chamber of Deputies. King George has sum-
moned the former Premier, NJ. Theotokis, to
form new Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
ROYAL CAR RUNS OVER WOMAN.
Duchess of Aosta Takes Patient to Doctors
Home

Naples. Dec 17.-The Duke and Duchess of
Aosta, cousins of King Victor Emmanuel. while
on an automobile trip to-day ran over a woman
The was Immediately stopped. and the
duchess took the woman with her to the home
Of doctor. The woman is seriously Injured
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Senators Allison and Hale and Mr.. Shonts
and Mr.. Bishop at White House.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Senators Allison and Hale,
who are members of the Committee Appropria-
tons and Chairman Shonts and Secretary Bishop.
of the Isthmian Canal Commission, in con-
ference with the President at the White House to-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
RusoNIc PLAGUE ON STEAMER.

Corunna, Spain. Dec 1.-THE passengers and
cargo OF the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Aropessa from South American ports.
which arrived here to-day, could not be landed
owing TO the fact that there three cases of
hubontc plague on board. The steamer mas sailed
for Ia Palace France.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
STEAMER TowED INTO PORT

c,uxhaven. Dec. 17.--Disabled by the loss of her
propeller the Danish steamer louisiana of the
Scandinavian American Lines freight service
bound to Copenhagen from New York. whence she
sailed November %, towed into this port to-
Sar-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
STATE BANK DENIES RUMoR.

St Petersburg. Dec. 17.-At a meeting of the
finance committee of the State Bank yesterday y
it was announced that the runlor that the bank
had not enough gold to exchange for notes was
absolutely without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
MARQUIS ITO MAY GOVERN coREA

London. Dec. 1S.--The correspondent of THE
Standard at Kobe. Japan. says that the
Marquis Ito has accepted an appointment as
Resident General in Corea.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
A LUCIA DELLA RosBlA STOLEN.

Florence Dec. 17--An audacious theft has
been committed at a church at Pesclna. where
the thieves succeeded in stealing a notable work
of Luca Della Robbia after removing the entire
altar.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
VICTIM OF FooTPADs WILL RECOVER.

John schaeffer. OF NO. 5os West 1Sist~st. wno
was taken to the J. Hood Wright Hospital Sa.uI-
day night IN a supposedly dying condition. aIteL G
having been attacked by fcotpads. VIII recover rlI N
the result OF operation performed on MS sNN''
at the hospital yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
A CONSTITUTION In MONTENEGRO.

Cetinje, Montenegro. Dec. 1.-THE Ministry
resigned to-day, in consequence of the recent
,n+roauction Of constitutional rule The newly
elected Chamber of Deputies met for the first
time to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
FLEET OF POWERS RECALLED.

Constantinople. Dee. 1.-THE international feet
which has been making demonstration In Turkish
waters has been recalled
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
NEW.YoRKER ARRESTED Ar m1AN

Milan, Dec 17.-The police have arrested
Frederick Bachmann. of New York, who is said
to have been an accomplce in theft of S. 600
Bachmann is nineteen years old T''''0
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
Headaches and NEURALGIA frnnn CnIaa

Laxative BEomq Qnnine. world wide Cola and
Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call Tor ths ii 1iiii
name ana look TOR signature of e. W. Grove. 2ss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
CONCERT PIPE ORGAN
Is BUILDING FOR VENICE
Elaborate Instrument for Abbot
kinney's New Pier
Pavilion

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, March ga con-
cert pipe organ costing $4,000 is now
being constructed in Los Angeles for
the Abbot Kinney company. The in
strument when completed will be the
equal of any in the world in quality
and tone, and in addition will possess
several features heretofore undreamed
of in organ building. The instrument
is to be one of the many new and
costly attractions to be placed in the
pier pavilion. A yachting club as
an added attraction to Venice now
seems more than mere probability.
Lincoln school young people cele-
brated the beginning of their spring
vacation by a straw ride last evening.
Those in the party were: Misses Viola
Baker, Bonnie Barrow, Florence Bax-
ter, Maude Courtney, Bertha Culp,
Dorothy French, Hazel Reed, Lola
Smith, Dorothy Stanchfeld. Beula
Wilson, George Adams. Harry Borde.
Mae Foge, David Hardy, Tilford
Harter, Mearle Knesel, Carl Lucas,
Earl Richmond, Vincent Shut, Earl
Wheeler with Mrs. H. l.. Coffman and
Mrs. R. Fogel as chaperones.
The Woodmen of the World will in
stall a camp at Ocean Park soon.
Mrs Abbot Kinney, at a recent dance
given by the Country club, tripped and
met with injuries from which she has
not fully recovered.
The Entire Nous is the name of a
new dancing club organized by a num-
ber of local young people. The first
hop is to occur next Thursday evening
at the Third street casino.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27

nasium and lunch rooms will have q
wooden floor; all other basement floors
and walks will be cement. The building
Is provided with modern heating and
ventilatng plants and wired and piped
for electric and gas lighting. Also
wired for complete intercommunicat
ing telephone system and for program
clocks, and has three stand pipes with
twelve fire plugs.
The basement contains the gym
nasium, three laboratories, two lunch
rooms, janitor's room, store room,
BICYCLE rooms, cloak rooms, lavatories,
shower baths, toilets, etc.
The first floor has the assembly,
4Sx52 feet, and balcony, 19x4S feet, and
also stage, 1Ox2O feet, with dressing
rooms for both sexes.
The mathematics room Is at the rear
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
Socialist Candidate for Trustee With.
draws From the Contest

special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, March 25.-Clyde S.
Gleason, aged 90 years., a son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Gleason, died Thursday
night at the Santa Ana hospital as the
result of an unsuccessful operation for
appendicitis. The funeral which was
largely attended, was held today from
the family residence on French street
Rev. T. c. Miller conducting the SER
vice. Deceased was a musician OF
ability.
S. P. Keeney, candidate for the So
cialists for trustee from the fifth ward,
has filed notice of his withdrawal from
the fight.
c. C. Holbrook and renev1eve Coats
of Los Angeles were married here yes
terday by Justice of the Peace Smith
wick.
The Villa Park Dramatic club gave
benefit entertainment last night for
furnishing the new town hall. A hand
some sum was realized and will be ex-
pended for seats, curtains, etc.
Mrs. Mae Shumway Enderle appeared
at Spurgeon's hall last night for the
F'raternal Aid association, entertaining
with dramatic readings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27

feet and is 1O2 feet deep and stands in
the center of lot 31S feet fronting on
Main street and 400 feet on Cleveland
and Winsor streets. The lot cost the
district $3.50. The furnishings will cost
$1,000 and there will also be installed Il
strike tower clock with glass dials and
a 1000 pound bell, at cost of $1,000.
The building is model of con-
venience and economy and is to be
equipped with the latest and best ap-
pliances for high school buildings.
The foundation is of concrete, the
basement walls of brick plastered, and
the two upper stories are of blue brick.
with colored mortar in the joints The
watertable and all window and door
trimmings OH the first and second
stories are of ornamented artificial
stone, with composition roof. The gym
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
SUNDAY SCHOOLS UNITE
Long Beach People Hold a Local
Institute

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March 26.-The sun
day schools of this place united this
afternoon in an institute in the First
Christian church, preparatory to the
county institute to be held in Los An
geles the first week in April The in
stitute was under the direction of Rev.
Wesley X. Beans pastor of the Long
Beach M. f. church and was opened
by a song and praise service, led by
DR.. A. C. Covert of Long Beach. Mrs.
C. A. Baskerville of Los Angeles spoke
on primary Work" r. p. shepherd
of Pomona Fl. C. Gibson, general state
secretary; Mrs. A. j. Bartlett of Po-
mona and j. f. Drake of Pasadena
were other speakers.
Tonight in the First Presbyterian
church mass meeting of the local
Christian Endeavor societies, Epworth
leagues and Baptist Young Peoples
union was held. A musical program
was rendered and general conference
on church society work took place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
HIGHWAYMEN ROB PHYSICIAN
Santa Ana Citizen Held UP by Pair
of Thugs
speclai 10 The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald
SANTA ANA, March 26.--Dr. Fl. r.
Crease was held up as he was walking
on East Fifth near Garfield street yes.
terday evening. He was approached
by two men, who commanded him TO
hold up his hands. One of the men had
a revolver, and while his companion
searched the physician the other kept
him covered with the gun They Sc
cured $45 and hastily made off in the
dark. Both men were OF medium height
and wore dark clothes, but beyond that
DR.. Grease could not give any details
as to their appearance.
Riverside high school was defeated
by Santa Ana high school in close
game OF baseball at Athletic park here
yesterday afternoon by a score of 20
/. Hudson and Coleman, pitching for
Riverside and Santa Ana respectively,
did the star work OF the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27

Los Angeles. Special music was rem
dered.
The Lugonia Methodist Episcopal
church was opened today for the first
time for divine worship, Rev. ]. f.
Humphrey, who was recently appoint
ed to the charge, preaching both morn
ing and evening. There was large
attendance at the services, and the
church starts off with a membership
of $780, while the register of the Sunday
school shows list of 115 names. A
church meeting will be held Tuesday
evening for the election and organiza-
tion of an official board, and also for
the purpose of choosing name for
the church. Formal dedication of the
building will probably take place early
in April.
The eighty-fifth anniversary of the
birthday of Miss Fannie Crosby, the
blind writer of sacred songs, was cele-
brated by the local Y, M. C. A. this
afternoon.
The navel crop is being moved with
rapidity from this section, 2744 car
loads having been forwarded thus far.
Since Wednesday morning 131 car
loads have been shipped, and the out
put for the coming week is expected
to amount to 200 carloads. About 1000
carloads have gone from Highland and
between 45O and 500 from the Junction.
Bear Valley post, No. 162, G. A r.,
had as visitors at Saturday nights
meeting Gen. C. T. Rice, Col. S. A.
White and Col. H. C. Hibbard of
Riverside, these officers being respec-
lively department commander of Cali
fornia and Nevada, G. A. r.; patriotic
instructor for the national organiza-
tion and commander of Riverside post,
the latter being an aide also on the
ommander-in-chief's staff. ExMayor
William Fowler. commander of the
local post, presided. and after the rou-
tine business welcomed the Sons of
Veterans. who participated in the ad-
dresses that followed and also fur
nished refreshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
lEJD WITHOUT BONDS
ON MURDER CHARGE
ia, r, Pate Committed for Trial at
Riverside for Killing of
Roberts
Snail to The Herald.

Spsal to The Herald.
IVERSIDE, March 25.-John F..
Fe was today held to answer for
Csco rancher. The examination was
lid before Justice Stephenson at 10
M, the witnesses being Coroner
tckson, Louis Johnson, Constable Car
enter and C. A. Small. The testimony
Ient to show that Roberts was drunk
he night of the murder and that he
ined up Pate, Small and Johnson COM
Delling Johnson to drink nearly a pint
Of whisky while he had him covered
with cooked rifle. 1t was deemed ex-
pedhnt to round Roberts up and Small
CAV Pate his revolver and sent him
Quito do the job. If Pates former
stoy is to be believed, Roberts made
hinstand on his head, and fearing that
he would be shot Pate killed the
drnken man with three revolver
shts. This was not in evidence at the
herring, there being no witness to the
shoting except Pate, who declined to
gt on Ine StdnQ III HIS OWi pSidil'
II was held without bonds.
Mrs John Stewart won in the old
fshioned spelling school at the Uni
yrsalist church last night. Nearly all
resent appeared in old-time costumes,
ad Mrs. Edith Patterson was awarded
sprize for the most striking costume.
Dan Carney was arrested today for
ne theft of a wheel in Pomona. He
ttempted to sell it at local cyclery,
nd the dealer becoming suspicious
elephoned for an officer.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has
acknowledged the receipts of two or
inges from the parent naval tree, re-
emily sent him by Frank A. Miller Of
he Hotel Glenwood.
Harry Bantz, county supervisor, has
Ieen sued for breach of contract bX
he Riverside Milling and Fuel COM
)ank, which recently purchased his
BUSINESS. The company alleges that
Bantz brought a carload of coal to
tNn and sold it, contrary to agree
1tnt. Damages in the sum of $500 and
apermanent injunction are prayed for,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
MONROVIA AFFAIRS

MbNRoVIA, March 26.-Children of
he'leading people Of Monrovia and
ooIalar young women were heard at
thepupils' recital given by Mrs. Palmer
III Reed, Monrovia's accomplished
piho instructor. Saturday evening.
Psents and friends of pupils were in
ykd. The affair was given at the
Cgb house.
Iugh Sutherland, who has invested
hAvily in real estate here, has added
tree handsome building lots on the
slthwest corner of Myrtle and White
ok to his holdings He will leave for
ie orient next week, where he is en-
sged In the tea trade. Next fall he
IN return TO Southern California and
III build his home here,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
DEDICATION SERVICES
HELD AT REDLANDS.
Presbyterians Celebrate Completion
of the Addition to
Their Church
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
REDLANDS, March 26.-The hand
some addition to the Presbyterian
church on the corner of Vine and Cajon
streets, which has just been completed.
was dedicated this morning. The days
program began with special exercises in
the new Sunday school room at 9:45,
when a brief address was delivered by
Rev John S. Mcintosh, d. D., presi-
dent of San Francisco Theological SEM
mary,
The formal dedication service at
1O:45 was conducted by the pastor. DR.,
John A. Marquis, DIR. Mcintosh preach
ing the sermon.
The chairman of the building COM
mittee presented a report showing that
$4,000 had been secured toward paying
for the new addition, and asking
pledges for an equal amount, which
will be needed to cover the cost of the
building Pledges amounting to $4,000
were made.
A frat ternal service was held at p
M, at which the pastors from the vari-
GUS local churches brought greeting
and congratulations, and program of
music was rendered by soloists and the
chorus choir. The Senior Endeavor
met at $50. and at 7 o'clock an his
torlcal service was held, at which Rev.
r. A. Wales. assistant pastor. read a
history of the church from it's begin
ming. Addresses We're delivered by
Rev. w B. Noble, d. d., Of Los An
geles and Rev, James II. Stewart Of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
NEWS OF RIVERSIDE
Programs for Week for Various Clubs
Announced

Special TO The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, March 26.-The local
club calendar for the wek will be as
follows:
Monday-Socorro club meets at the
home of Mrs. George Hewitt. Mrs,
Kearne and Mrs. Dole will give talks
on interesting things in Thibet
Tuesday-Professio and Business
Womens club will meet in the club
rooms in the evening. Mrs Atwood
and Miss Barkelew will have the en-
tertainment in charge.
Wednesday - The Extemporaneous
Drill club meets in odd Fellows hall
at GAS a. m.
Reports from Skyand in the San
Bernardino mountains, favorite sum-
mer resort for Riversiders, is to the
effect that forty-one inches of rain has
fallen there this winter.
Twenty inches of rain has fallen at
Lake Hemet i'm this county, and the
water is now standing over lOl feet
deep in the big reservoir. No irrigat-
ing water from the lake will be re-
,quired before July 1.
Several candidates will be initiated
at the meeting of Ramona Rebekah
lodge on Monday evening.
The local w. C. r. u. will elect Of
ficers at tomorrow afternoons meet
ing and reports will be heard from the
superintendents i'm charge of the sew
eral branches of work under the ad-
ministration of the union.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27

of the stage, and is provided with large
sliding doors which slide up. The
study is located at the rear of the as
sembly, 31x45 feet, and has large slid
ing doors full width of room thus maxi
ing an assembly 1928 feet long. The
main floor also contains two large reci-
tation rooms, principals office. private
office. and the trustees and teachers
rooms with large sliding doors be-
tween also cloak rooms, lavatories,
emergency toilets, etc.
The second floor contain six recita-
tion rooms, library, cloak rooms, lava
tories and emergency toilets. There
is an art gallery in the tower 2Sx2S
feet The plans are from the office of
architect A. C. Smith, and the build
ing will be completed for occupancy
September /, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-27
Modern Structure With
All COnveniences for
Advanced Pupils

as possessing one, of the handsomest
high school buildings in this part of the
state. The building, that also will be
convenient to all advanced pupils OF
Dolgeville, the thriving manufacturing
suburb of Los Angeles, is now being
erected at cost of s345 500 by ]. F. Hull,
who Is the contractor in charge.
The building has a frontage Of 12S