davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

EXCEIANGEs-IF YOU HAVE ANY
thing for exchange. city or country.
send full description in first letter:
mention Herald adv WM. N. HOL.,
WAY, 2ll Grant Bldg. Home 1889
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-A GOOD
vacant corner, S0N140, south of 4lst.
on South FiguerOa, for improved; also
ether vacant lots. WISLER, MOORE
&s CO, 333 South Hill st.
MAXON WILL EXCHANGE YOUR
property. any location. Large list TO
select from. MAXON REALTY Co,
ll4-l15 Stmson Bldg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
EVERY.,THlNe ! y. ! G PolNTs TO PRoMPT
AM . sUslNEss:Ll TRIAL!
TEE::E oFi FsAMou US CASE. /: ~
Mr. y: cARlE le SAY III & 3Iss sWELLy i il
PLEASED WITH N WE Of /; ;s5
S,} lNes. lfs 35
(ny puDllsh'etrs,'' Press. !,

CLEVELAND, u 9. Mar Mrs
Cassie ~ Ghad@icks. 5ilrst day Iii
court seemed stronglS$to indicate that
she Is to3haye1a prompt business
Ike trial. Also one marked BY good
order and dignity. Marshall chand
lers No standing room order In
sured peace and quiet In the court
room. Carnegie told the Marshal he
had never seen asbet,ers managed 5af,
iair, J0dsrETaylor is prompt n aud
clean cut In his$rl,llngs and Indicates
that he does not want3t the trial to
80 Slow
SpeakinsFin the llghtf,of Yesterdays
experience DIstrlct8Attorney Sullivan
said this morning that ho5 did not
believe the trial would extend over
three days. Court was opened this
morning at $3.50 O'clock. Mrs. Chad.
okwore{thc same costume In whIcl,
she appeared yesterday. She was not
50 composed, She seemed nervous
and l! III at ease: In The early hours
she sat most Of tho time with her el,
bow on theltrial table anl a lace is.;
handkerchief pressed against her
check. 5y Is I,
Her husband, Drs&Eeroy& S. & Chad,
wick, was not In court. st5
Carnegie was also absent nj the
beginning Of the session. Il!
Ernest. H. Hotter, director OF the
lefunct oberlin bank resumed the
stand. He said the&dlrcctors were
not Informed Of the loans made ia
Mrs Chadwick until tho day before
the banli9suspended. Tnen3$ it was
that President Beoltwith told them
Of Ills Stlnanciering and the ruin OF
The bank Wing obJectelSto this tes:
ilmony5 butslllsE ol,jectlon7Fwas over:
ruled. The defense dld3not cross OK.
anime. a ".
y. T. Randolph.former elitor5ofsthe
oberlinS News and director OF the
bank was called. e5isSC7 years old
and has a2snow.white beard ana iha!r.
Randolph said 1.-THE directors met ev.
cry two Sweelis Cashier Spear read
70 them Mt each meeting what. was
supposed to8Ibe d complete list Of
loans but he never mentioned Mrs.
chadwiclEs name. He Learned OF tie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
LEVI. \! | MORTON II n.
rs N>oT555YET2 RlDE Q i5ifTHE e. 10 aAc.
COUNT CO UNTsNt4 O MARRlE 6 5 ii; N
ELEM M oRTo ,!#}
tBy Publlshe ers' Press i Il j

NEyy Y DIRK, Mar d i - Foraer vice
President Levi n Morton has begun
a suit In The Supreme Court here
against his son.ln:law; Count Baron
De Talleyrand,Berlgord. now} \ Duke
lD31e'sValencay; l31' TO set aside the transfer
,to#the Duke and lis bride whoswa
Helen Morton, Of the properly III
Nassau street known as Ike Morton
building. This property IS supposed
to be worth >sl,ooo,oO0: The marriage,
took place October 5l90l.sf subs;es.
Quentsto $lhe marriage the; count: and
countess resided In Paris. IN july
the countess obtained a divorce
and by its terms all gifts made
BY; her in favor Of her husband were
declared void 81 s. II
AT the time Of the marriage Mr..
Morton desiring that his daughter
and her husband should have an in.
come commensurate with their posi-.
ton In French society, made lin Sep.
ttetmber, 1901, Just prior &to the mar:
lrilage, deed placing the Morton
building in the hands Of the Morton
Trust Company, the income to be paid
to the couple. Mr.. Morton now de.
clares that by reason Sof the dlssolu.
ton 4 of the marriage Sin the French
courts, the interest Of the Duke in
the property here terminate III Mr..
Morton asks that8the property be? re.
conveyed to him. @ IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
H...PARALYzi!.E|:.D|:).. !. Il
WAS A.. NJ. PALMER YESTERDAY
4. ooN-PRoMlNENTs Sl,5 n
THEATRICAL MANAGER. Il
LDy Puhllshers. l9ress..l 8

I n NEW NEW YORK, Mar. Vi NJ.
Palmer, the theatrical manager had a
stroke OF apoplexy on a Sixth avenue venue,
elevated train yesterday afternoon.
He was taken to tile ]. Hood Wright
Hospital, where II was said there was
little chance OF his recovery.
The doctors said he was paralyzed
from the hips up.
Shortly before the holidays Mr..
Palmer was subjected to stroke Of
paralysis at the office in the Herald
Square Theatre. !.
Mr.. Palmer was born in Stamford,
Conn, and lis the son Of a Baptist
minister. n,
When Sheridan Shook was collector.
of Internal revenue he made Palmer
lbs deputy. From the friendship
formed between the two men then
came the theatrical firm of Shook and
Palmer, which managed the Union
Square so successfully for many
years. y
Palmer's fame as a theatrical man.
ager was made while he was connect.
ed with that theatre. He afterward
managed the Madison. Square and
later took hold Of Wallacli's and
changed the name to Palmers, His
fortunes took a downward trend then
and leiFwas In financial troubles for
several years, Charles Frohman made
him the manager of the Herald
Square lar Theatre two. years ago. FIJI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
DAYTON SUCCEEDS JACKSON AS JUDGE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TODAY.
SENT SECOND DISTRICT CON-.
CHEESEMAN'S NAME TO II i;
SENATE. Il
(By Publishers' Press

l WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.-The Pres,
ident to-day made out nominations as
follows to be sent to the Senate this
afternoon: Il.
Charles Il. Treat, OF New York, to
pc treasurer Of the United States, sue.
eeedins Ellis n. Roberts; Charles
Anderson, colored, of New York, to
be internal revenue collector at New
York, succeeding Mr.. Treat; Repre-.
sentative AIston G. Dayton to be Fed.
eral Judge for the Northern District
Of West Virginia, succeeding Judge
John }. Jackson. Ss35 "a
WASHINGTON. Mar. Judge
John J. Jackson has handed in his
resignation as Judge for the United
States Court for the northern district
Of West Virginia and Congressman
A. G.gDayton was named by President
Roosevelt today for the place. The
resignation takes effect March is.
Judge Jackson is in the city, staying
at the National Hotel. The change
has been expected for some time by
the West Virginia delegation here.
Judge Jackson is one Of the most pic.
turesqne characters West Virginia
has produced and he had served long.
er and tried more cases than any 9th.
ers United States Judge. Mr.. Dayton
has has served in the:54th, 55th, seth and
18th Congresses and was reelected
TO the 5sth Congress. jS S$
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
(OAL.QPER,|ZEI(lRI
DIED 1lIl;l; 81. :, 4 d RIGHTS
up isEAsE-ttAD D5s INTERESTS
IN ;gBsW EsTsg RaiNiA,
BYPubIlsh Il

~ SlsIt ~
|s5Io 0FT,syI LIE
I cs$ e Luther I; second vice PIE sidens of
the Philade elphia and IL Readine eoat
and 81 Iron Comp pany'; died I'll his home
here last Yening aged sixty years, OF
q ia) .iBa)rlght'si q isease He was stficken at
the the cad Ing erminal Sins PhiladsI
ten days ago.
Mr. sI Luther tr1 g was Identified wah ti,e
Reading Coal Company for thirty
years and for most of that psriod
was general Superintendent of col
llerles Fl held that osltion through
both both q the anthracite & miners strikes
and was elevated l.E, the vice pres-
;dencys I'M 19o3.3 81 !
MI lr, Z Luther was member of the
mine conciliation5 board He i 4 had ID
large private II q bitamln nous interests al
+ Ennis, !'lnltli W Il dow and Two
sons survive him.
N y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07

500 NEW SUBSCRIBERS

The West virsinian has had three
special solicitors in Falrmont and vi:
clnl.y at work on securing subscrib.
tions for the past week. They com.
pIeted their work yesterday, with a
net result of about five hundred new
subscribers. It's our Intention to fol.
low this work right up until fully a
thousand new names are added to the
list. 55;: 535.:7
Our circulation department has
been showing a steady gain for sew.
eral months, but no special effort
had been made since the canvass
made during the campaign last fall.
The work just recently done shows
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
FIERCE HAND TO HAND FIGHT
l9 n .g9ITl u
WAS WAGED ALL NIGHT LONG
5YaTHlRTYi THOUSAND 4 JAPs
WIFI RUSSIAN FORCES. az
7(By Publishers, Press /, /

w :. )
NEW c cHWANs, Mar. -(Deiay.
edit is reported here that thirty
thousand Japanese yesterday gained
an cntrenehcd position five miles
west Of the gates ofMukden after a
desperate hand to hand fight which
lasted all night and until daybreak,
Little advantage was gained by eth,
er side as the result Of the fierce
fighting.
Reign Of Terror Prevails
TOXIC, Mar. 77.-(Noon) Reports
from the front received here say that
the Russians are abandoning Mukden
and Fushan and are preparing to re,
treat on Tieling. All Japan is eager.
ly watching developments and await.
Ing further reports from the army,
as the people believe that the pos.
session Of Mukdeny and the line Of
Hun river is assured.
General Kuropatkin appears to be
7 IFT# 81 -IE r
devoting the greatest energy TO the
protection of Fushan at present, in or.
der to keep open his line Of retreat.
Traders who have arrived at New
Chwang report that the Russians are
burning the government buildings in
Mukden previous to taking their de.
parture from the place. HI N
One thousand Russians moving
southward along the east bank Of the
Lao river, attacked the rear Of the
Japanese army, but were repulsed
The Japanese have completely oc.
cupied Sinminting and established a
temporary censorship. over the post.
Office which was taken by force de.
spite the protest of the Chinese. Jap.
anese officers report that General
Kuropatkin has ordered heavy artil.
lery to Telling which has already
been surrounded by Chunchuses. 1t
is reported reign. of terror prevails,
Heavy firing is proceeding along the
line of the Lao.
Battle Renewed.
ST. PETERSBURG, March THE
battle before Mukden was renewed
this morning. The artillery fire is re.
ported to be very heavy. The car.
mage, caused by the desperate fighting
is reported to be fully as great as on
previous days Of the great struggle.
at Left 1000 Dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, March "A
report from Mukden states that the
artillery duel between the two ar
mics yesterday lasted from early
morning to sunset. The attack was
the fiercest in the village of Jansun.
tun, whichEwas set on fire by the
bursting shells. Night attacks by
the Japanese on the center and on
the left fanis weer repulsed. The
Japanese left 1000 dead in front OF
Goatnling Pass.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07

q. "a 4. r w =.
that a great many people were ready
to take the West Virsinian and they
subscribed with easerness when ask
ed to do so.
Fora paper not yet year old
the the West Virsinian stands very close
to the top in! the history Of West Vir.
sinia newspapers in number Of read.
ers, and the more people see Of the
paper the easier It is to get subscrlb,
,ers. We have some very interesting
figures on the comparative clrcuIa.
tlon Of the two local eiallles, and the
West vlrslnian gis getting there with
the goods. Il; We control our own cir.
c9ullatlon, and the people seem to pre-.
fer that method Of doing business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
BERTHA GALLAND
In Dorothy Vernon Of Had.
don Hail. =

1t Is not often that this city
is fortunate enough to secure a
star of the reputation OF Miss
Bertha Galland. She has had
phenomenal success this season
In Dorothy Vernon of Haddon
Hall" and in Toronto, Canada,
where she appeared several
weeks ago, it is said she scored
a triumph, which has never been
equaled in that city except by
Sir Henry Irving. Her success
throughout Canada was SO pro.
nounced that her management
has already booked her for re-
turn engagements in the princi4
pal cities. Miss Galland also
had "A successful engagement at
the Mystic Theatre, New York
City, in December. She played
TO one Of the largest houses ever
attracted to the Court Theatre,
Wheeling, several weeks ago,
and the criticisms she received
were very tlattering!s Miss Gal,
lands date In this city is Fri.
day, March 10Th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
MRS, MR. CHADWICK 4 7 Seemed INERVV
Gus |. AND.||L COuR
when She APPEARED to-day

I ri i, Sifs 5 d
ShpQMlck S.sl N'i loans from BANKS b:
torney !E11le last oesobers ME attorney
has ineeg a letdi. 81 ,:ii iiS s.
Were you d nemBer Isl the iinance
commit asked sIliiyans
3 have lss! ( d bsganS RandoIph
gnt gNlt mn tofblectle. stpppsa hins.
" !e9Tesyon3 :, Y, y y Jamenbe fepsated
Sullivan ~ si55Sg .s!:ass
! 5I onls ~ knew AZ tras, VI ~ sail
R;snaolrn
f3,Ei Here ,s NSs " u amid the Sslitt
room, Y 'fE .sc defens 81 asls IT'D siiis..s.
tionss n. sls3ls 4,
C. is. noollttle n ieaeilers sin obefiin
eoslese 7'1! ~ and N a{ bank dtfeessi ssis
sworn, f
President Beck she Ssaid. h.,
formed me the Chadwick lo.sns
Noyembe >t,', y ifrs G The etpre The
bank sl!spended.sg
Sullivan tried u Jliaye ID poolitfls tell
q n bank exaininatl by the iirec.
tors tors II 4 l9o3, but an sobieetl wing
was sustained By EIudge Taylor
Doollttle leEidentiied d book in which
the tH!t' minutes Of IN directors meetings
were recorded. u
Directors Carter and Whitney antl
1D-Noolittle said they were ssiclS Tho,
ttlefonse askedAno questions. y
Sullivan sui tlll offered the minuse.nools
Y. IN I. evidence. ~ y.lng objected He
,E,,ld the minutes III sGbstance were
not pertitnellt t Y and sIn lure es parse.
Judge Judge Taylor said stile records do fsirE
g as Il they referred Me i6dictmenf
wore admissible. z
Vice PfesidentS a. BI Siarshalh Ok
We !Ef First ~ National Bank, pf Cleveland
was called.
Marshall said hes had sknowt Beck.
with VIII and an, spears tor ten years ,srid
Mrs; chadWiclksslnce last Max
sisshe liSept mi account With u.s.. he
sald gag On October ssorSt8 last year,
Mrs chatlwlck i':ai called me psty sele5
phone:S 81 osnized tltef voice
IF %state!ss 9, sonS Sersat ion. stld sui.
llgan, z. \.
s5s4o Object aimed ,asles. 4 4
oSarftIl I llt said sIud
81 Nlarsha said g sed tse FIRST
National l>';I ghasdle d fsgeo chs.c IL.
q drawn l1l,'l' Il 5bys y: her and certified W. Beoi
With y tlsi lHde$sald heS colld NJ secswith
\, agreed l,et q, Mrs! chadwick said Beck
iMtt Y Y! ttlsjswas ct her home and would
guarantee the tfahsac lion. iiseeis.
with With came b tos the telephone Mar.
shall! shall told Bec 9S' XVI 4 could hage the
W Continued Oh Fourth Paae. 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
HARTLEY RESIGNS
AS CHEF CLERK TO SEC RETARY3
oFs STATE sWlsHER---ts5 4
GIVES REASON. y q

/ Mr.. j, Fay Hartley Ehp was re.
Gently appointed BY secyetaFy Of Stats
swisher as his cLief clerk. last night
IN an interview with a reporter Of the
Wheeling Intelllgencer. announced
that he would not accept the position
accorded him by the secretary oi
state. Mr.. Hartley was in tie city
on his way home from Charleston,
where lie was in attendance at the
inaugural ceremonies. He gave no
reason for his resignation other than
that adverse legislation had made the
office not nearly SO desirable, and
that his private business compelled
him 10 resign. Governor Dawson's s
former chief clerk will succeed Mr..
Hartley, but he will still continue to
be the legal advisor OF the present
secretary of state. Mr.. Hartley Will
return TO Ealrmont his home, where
he will continue to practice law.
Mrs. Hartley was called by the
West Virginian and confirmed the re.
port given above. Mr.. Hartley IL ex.
pected. home tomorrow. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
MARTIAL LAW
Has Been Declared at Bakery a Rus.
sian Seaport.

(By Publishers Press.)

LONDON, March IA Central
News dispatch from st. Petersburg
states that it has been officially an
nounced that martial law has been de;
.clared at Baliu, an important seaport
Of Russian. Trans; Caucassia. 4 3fs;
The dispatch further states that as
seven out of the nine groups of work
M mem ;t have refused tos elect delegates
TO the schideloysky commission; the
Car J $;a has directed the suspension Of
the work of The commissio ion
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
Midshipman Reappointed.
(By Publlshers, pIress.l J

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Mar. Il Mid.
shlpman Charles +. Chambers, oi
Ohio, who lately resigned from the
Naval Academy on account Of deacien.
cy: In studies, has been reappolnted
and reached Annapolis yesterday. He
is a member of the football team
and the heaviest man in the academy,
SO he is greatly needed for next sea.
sons team. :s ..ss 55
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
WHITE SLAVE ,,l TRAFFIC.: .I.l1 II !:
Is Is to Be Suppressed BY League 0,
Jewish Women.
(Byy Publishers Press. 81

I BERLIN, Mar. "a league Of the
Jewish women Of Gerry will be formed
in the near future. The object Of the
new organization will be to combine
all the existing assoclat tions of Jewish
women 10 promote the interests of
women and children and to work for
. the suppression Of the white slave
traflics 81 Ssss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07

Miss Jane TyrelI, who will be seen
tonight in "For Fair Virginia. is
young actress OF marked ability.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
Where Is | Mr.. Mr. Teter?
llBYs Publishers, Prass s

]. 5...3.55,Wl';AsHlNGTo /, Y; D. I g ! March 81
It's announced 3 on authority. that
Frank =. Hitchcock, Of Massachul..
sets, will be appointed first assist.
ant$ ant o,stmasterSs general Mrs. Hitch:
eock Upon y, The assumpt ion soff his new new,
duties. Will resign as assistant secre. ere.
Itary itil Of the Repnb blicata National
Committee ss5 y;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-07
I senator 9! s Dep!esw wHar.

NEW Dirk Senator Dc.
pew. iWrenched the muscles of his
:lglt right arm while sdlsem arking from Il
Twventy:third street ferry boat at
midnight last night The Senator
was returning from Fashla lon. fiiie
had 5ans engagement for an early hour
this morning and was In hurry to
gel. &C. home-in such d hurry he said.
that he failed So see that the iron
cha chain 4 SonE q the quarter deck lad been
removed rem 9 li,a He tumbled over this and
struck the the deck heavily. being Stun.
ned for q few seconfis. ~. f
1 g uniontown MsSeespost and
connellsNilIe, where .iFor Fair II.
sslnlas has played sin The past few
days, the per forn,anee has been given
some very fiattefins criticisms, 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-03
NO 0TlCLhS

Esta 1naiisDa han visitado al gober-
nadoT los sefiores don Carlos Ma. Spler,
Lcdo. don Enrique Lloreda don Juan
r. Baiz
Ha regresado San Juan don Anto-
MO Yivoni
NO Sc ha recibido hoy ning6n tele-
grrma en- el cuartel de Ia pollcfa insnlar.
El lunes pr6ximo ira la Modh, en-
asuntos de su profession el doctor Barbosa.
Sc asegura que el LINES pr6ximHo Sc
reunira 81 Consejo Ejecutivo para apHobar
los nombramiento hechos en- los cargos iu-
diciales pof el gobernador Winthrop
lei Lcdo. Lloreda, nombrado para
fiscal de Aguadilla, ira antes, por ounce
dfas, q desempenar el cargo de jusz de
Humacao.
-Ha sido admitida la renuncia pTesen-
tada por el Juez Municipal de Carolina
Lcdo. Rodriguez Cebollero.
Sc esta pintando la yeria del iardin
del asilo de niios de santurce lCuando
desyerban el frente?
Una reunion de ofciales del cuerpo
de bomberos tendra lugar la semana en-
trante fin de tomar acuerdo respeeto &
las reformas del reglamento de dicho
cuerpo.
-se asegura que el gobernabor Win
trhop recomendard al Presidente Roose-
velt el nombramiento de don Jaime
Annexy para el puesto de Comisionado
del Interior.
-Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos
ell senior Dix, sub -Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
Sc asegura que el sefior Solomon, EN-
pleado de Tesorerfa renunciara su cargo.
Ell lunes pr6ximo regresara de Ma
yagGez el Auditor sefior Hynes.
-Segdn cables recibido por sus fanai-
liares, Iegara mafiana esta capital, don
Pedro Giusty, del alto comercio de San
Juan.
-Repuesto de la pequefa dolencia que
le retuvo en- CANA ha vuelto su labor, Ell
sefior Vazquez Alay6n. r.
Los sefiores don Jose A. Hernandez
y don Rafael Schettini que estudiaban Ia
quigraffa baio la direction del competente
Professor don Rafael Rodriguez, han termi-
nado dichos estudios, habiendo invertido
tan solo cuarenta y cincodias.
-Esta mafiana celebr6 una entrevista
con el alcalde ell ingeniero americana que
esta hacienda los estudios de installation
de la planta el6ctrica municipal otros
servicios pdblicos. - H
No hay duda que GEL Popular de
don America Salas supera todos Los es-
tablecimtentos de su g6nero, pues el surti-
do de calzado, tiltimamente recibido, cd es-
pl6ndido ..-..| /.
| -Acusaeiones que en- la mafIana de hoy
present6 el Fiscal La Corte de Distrito J
| que seran leidas el lGnes las 8 de la
maiana: Agripino Diaz por ataque con
intenci6n de cometer violaci6n; Martin dc
Jesds por seduction; Jose Cort6s Reyes
por seduction; Carlos Caceres por hurto
de mayor cuantfa; Pedro J. Ortiz POI
Justification.
Ell microbes pr6ximo tocara la or
| questa del senior Cruz (Cocolfa) en- 9
''Union Club. !
Del 13 del actual hasta ell Is de Di
ciembre ha s5fialado la Corte de distritC
para los juieios por jurado, que tiene pen
dientes. T /
-Habiendo dejado de pertenecer a,
establecimiento 'EThe Typewriter Exchan
ge'', Ell sefior don Federico Kehrhahn nC
podra, por tanto, practicar operaci6n algu
ma nj en- favor nj en- contra de dicha casa
3v.s.