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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-04-21

Russia's theory that the uprising 10
unimportant may not seem quite SO
sound the next time the nation tries
to borrow little money or its credit.
says the Chicago News.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-04-21

There is now in storage in the Jen.
nings fields total Of 5,500,O0O barrels
of oil, which amount will be greatly
augmented by the almost daily advent
of fine wells.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1905-04-21

London-The farewell to Ambassa-
dor Choate was the most unique honor
ever bestowed upon retiring am
bassador by the English bar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-30
Desde Francia
Experiencia con un globo ae-
Observation-Disclosures de
Mr.. Delcasse.

Paris. IS de octubre.-M. Delcasse.
exmiEistro de Relaciones Exteriores
ha escrito al Figaro cali6cando de
ridiculas las acusaciones que lie hizo el
"Herald" de Paris suponiendcle autor
de revelaciones que podfan roner en-
peligro la seguridad del Estado, refe-
rentes las relaciones de Francia con
1nglaterra y Alemania. Ell asunto.
sin embargo, Sc discute vivamente en-
Paris. en- Londres y mas aun en- Ber.
lin. y aunque Sc pretende que M Del
casse habl6 exageradsmente, 81 es que
algo 6ijo, la opinion general es que
4 en- a1go Sc fundo al expresar confanza
en- Ell apoyo de 1nglaterra para el case
de una guerra con A1emania. La
prensa alemana Sc muestra muy agi
tsda, y dice que solo con un mentfs
categorico podra Inglaterra sincerarse
de ! IS propositos hoStiles que Sc lie han
atribufdo acerca dc A1emania.
-Ha sido preso en- Marsella, & rue.
go del gobierno italiano. Vcttorio
-Jaffei, anarquista procedente de Pa
terson, New Jersey, pr suponerse1e
complice de Gaetano Bresci, asesino
del Rey Hum berto.
-Hace dias Sc hicieron en- Toul,
departamento de de Meurthe- ct Nose.
lie, lmportant@s experimentos en- un
globo dirigible. construido bajos los
suspicios del ejercito y otros oficiales
entraron Ell Ell "lob> practicaron
Teconoclmientos extensos en- toda
forma por la linea de defensas desde
Toul hasta Nancy, plaza fuerte jun
to la frontera alemana.
El globo assemble unos seiscientos
y pico de metros. pasando por encima
del fuerte Vendrevile de las obras
defensivas en- el bosque de la Haye.
Llegado- los acuartelamientos de
Blandau, ell globo viro Ell redondo Y
regreso directamente Toul, descen-
diendo entire una multitud de pueblo,
tropa, jefes y oGciales, que 10 aclamo
con entusiasmo, Las distancia reco-
rrlda tue de unos 50 Kilometres, ra-
z6n de IS por hora. El globo era de
gran tama fio, modelo Lebaudy, los
que iban dentro inSpeccionaron y TO-
tograharon las fortificaciones. proban-
do de este modo la utilida1 de los
globos dirigibles para propositos de
guerra.
Los peri6dicos nacionalistas la
- Patrle" la ''Presse y ell 'Echo de |
Armee' de que era principal accio-
nlsta M. Ja)zot. ell negociante azuca-
zero quebrando en- 81 de julio con
estreplto. han sido puestos a subasta
para satisfacer los acreedores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-30
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

screedores semejante moneda-repc6 Derstal rri-
tandose.-Nosotros no vivimos ell Empireo.
Las teorfas de Lavron son magni6cas para arede-
dor de la fuente de Hip6crenes comercio de las
Musas, bajo la presidencia de Apollo, lugar en-
donde esteh srprimidas las necesdades materiales.
Es ell eterno asunto para componer las pjnturas de
los telones de teatro.
Pero Ia reaidad es muy dstnta.
Es necesario antes que cosa, pagar des-
pues 10 que deba preocupacones por los
confictos que Sc tienen con los acreedores. -.
Sc franco-exclamo Eva sin poderse contener-y
81 te hace falta diuero, dilo yo tengo.
estas palabras dichas con gran franqueza con un
afecto todavia mayor; sombra pas6 por la frene
de Dersral
Inclino la cabeza, la sncera ef1si6n de su amiga
respondio con una reserva que cause gran pesar la
j6ven:
Con toda mi alma te agradezco buen deseo pero 10
que propones unacceptable; que reAexiones un
solo mnuto acabars por comender que palabras Sc
han adeantado tu pensamiento 6, mejor adn que tn
corazon ha respondido aptes que Ell razonamento.
Con todo debo nj quiero aceptar de ii semeian
favor....
-iC6mo de mi7 mi aun de mi?-exclamo Eva con
temb orosao milo ino acaso tuyo? JHaces distu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-30
Una retreta infantil

Pleas que ej4cuta.a la Banda de los
~ niflos, en- el A silo de nifas el mar
a tes 81 del corriente en- honor a
la bandera, canada en- la Parada
del 4 &c Julio:
1-Marcha '.El Trinpfo de la Bande.
ra''. compuesta de varios cantos
patrioticos y con cornetas, por
Juan Viholo.
2-Opera "M1serere del Trovador"
Verdi.
3-Intermezzo "Cavalleria Rusticana"
Mascagni-
4-Selecci6n "Holy City, N. N.
5-Polaka de Concerto obligada q
Clarinete, Viholo.
6-Two Step "La Underwood. vi
fiolo.
7-Marcha "El Teniente Iturrondo"
Vifiolo.
S-The Star Spangled Banner LA
Borinquen'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-30
Jorge OHNET

Ell tftulo de Ia obra no Sc citabs nj ell nombre del
autor sc revelaba tampoco
Sc hablaba de este asunto paabras encubiertas
precauciones misteriosas; pero clarsmo que
trataba nj de LA Veneciana" nj de Derstal.
Eva Sc daba por enterrada nj procuraba enterar-
se pes gacetillas de caracer ocoso lie causaban
mucha pena.
Tema que de seguir conducta, Destal Sc sintie
Sc despechado que utimdad enfrase por
preocupacones artfsticas tan vvas espiru de
compositor.
Seguramente, Derstal no deaba de eer noti-
cas, propagadas tan prudeneh ablidad, y sin EN-
barge no hecia la mepor ausi6n respecto elias.
Parecfa ignorarlo todo representaba cerca de Eva
ell papel que esta represenaba director, con sus
compaheros los periodsas todos tenfan
interes conocer e fondo de su pensamiento.
Lavir6a ue quien con su brutadad ordinaria Sc
eucarg6 de desgarrar los veos deras de los cuaes Sc
ocuaba e equivoco Una noche que estaba en- casa de
Eva le dijo:
-Pues bien; amiga mia, segdn parece, va listed
cear ell pape principal .Leonora Este del cSlebre
signor Vespucci..
Eva enrojeco, dijo temblorosa:
-1Qnien ha dcho 4 usted este?
Bah Is que la sabe todo e, mundo
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
Rheumatism

Does not let go Of you
when you apply lotions or
Iiniments. II simply loosens
its hold for a while. Why?
Because to get rid Of it you
must correct the acid con-
dition Of the blood on which
il depends. Hoods Sarsa-
pariIIa has cured thousands.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
BABY SCHANER
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY VINOL
AFTER EVERYTHING ELSE
HAD FAILED
Mrs. Schaner's Letter Published by
Request of the Owl Drug Company

Mrs. Schaner writes: "Our baby had
been i'll for months, was frail, sickly,
and could not digest it's food, and l want
you to accept my sincere thanks for
recommending Vinol. The effect was
all we could hope for. After the first
dose our baby commenced to retain it's
food, and since taking Vinol has
gained 20 pounds. We consider this a
remarkable record"
In talking to a reporter member
of The Owl Drug Co. assured him that
this is only one of many cases that
have come to his attention where VII
mol has restored health and strength
to children after everything else had
failed, and in many cases actually
saved lives.
"You know" continued a member,
"Vinol is not patent medicine, but a
cod liver oil medicine which contains
all the curative, strength creating ele-
ments of cod liver oil, but without a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
POMONA COLLEGE NOTES
Annual Pratt Donation of Books Re-
ceived by the Library

special TO The Herald.
CLAREMONT, Jan. 17.-The Pomona
college library has just received the
annual Pratt donation of books The
order this year includes one hundred
and fifty volumes. Within the last
month four hundred and seventy-five
government documents have been re-
ceived. These documents include
many valuable files of the Congress
sional Record which the college has
been anxious to receive.
DR.. Sumner of the history and sociol-
ogy department of Pomona college
spent Monday in Los Angeles arrang-
ing for the sociology trip to the city,
which will be made in the middle of
February. At that time the members
of the senior sociology class will spend
week in the city investigating social
conditions there under the direction of
Rev. Dana w. Bartlett of the Bethle-
hem Institutional church of Los An
geles, and of DR.. Sumner. This is the
second attempt at Pomona college to
introduce the element of personal in
vestigation in the study of social
sciences, the first trip being success
fully made by the class the past year.
The senior class of Occidental will be
invited invited to carry on investiga-
tions together with the Pomona stu
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs Week and daughter
have arrived from Vermont. They are
at present staying at George Stinsons.
Frank r. Leaver, president of the
Associated Students of Pomona col
lege. spent Monday at U. S. C. attempt
ing to bring about a final settlement of
the athletic difficulties.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

Mexican, who IL unknown, though
the police have a good description Of
the fellow. Briggs lost SIS beside his
watch and chain The thief overlooked
the best part Of the plunder for
Briggs had a 500 bill In his pocket, as
well as check for s14o0 which the
thief did not get.
Made an Unexpected Visit
The grand jury yesterday made an
unexpected visit to the Southern Cali
fornia state hospital at Patton. su-
perintendent Williamson was absent,
being in Sacramento, but the other
officials took the party through and
they report finding everything in ex-
cellent shape. They also made an
inspection of the city's new municipal
pumping station on the Anti tract, and
a member Of the jury expressed the
belief that the city had received the
Southern California. The grand jury
is expected to file its final report next
week.
Contractor Frank G. Payton has
filed in the court here mechanics
lien on the line of the Salt Lake road
between Daggett and the state line for
$4,000, which he claims still to be due
him for work done on the line.
A desperate attempt is being made
to defeat the legality of the indictment
against Frank c. Wilson, charged with
the murder of Louis Depue at Barstow
about a month ago, on the ground that
the grand jury permitted a stenog-
rapher in the room when the indict-
ment was being framed The matter
is being argued before Judge F. F.
Oster.
A hot fight is on here over the pro-
posed spring carnival. The ministers
of the city, with one or two exceptions,
are fighting the carnival bitterly.
What the result will be remains to be
seen at the mass meeting to be held
Friday evening, when the business
men of the city will meet to take up
the matter of organization for the
spring show.
The contract for the construction of
the new L street sewer in this city
has been let to the George M. Cooley
company, the lowest bidders. The new
sewer will provide an outlet for sew
age for the entire west end of the
city, which that section has long
needed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

drop of oil. 1t is delicious to take, and
will make pure, rich, red blood, sound
flesh and muscle tissue and create
health and strength more surely and
quickly than anything we have ever
sold in our store.
''In the strongest manner we unhesi-
tatingly indorse and guarantee Vinol to
increase the appetite, cure stomach
troubles, give strength and renewed
vitality to weak. puny children and the
aged. build up the rundown, tired and
debiltated, make the weak strong, cure
chronic coughs and colds, or return
every dollar paid for it.
80 just / wish every mother in Los
Angeles who has a sick, puny, or all
ing child and debilitated person would
try Vinol on our guarantee to give
them back every cent they pay us for
Vinol II 1t does not give entire satis-
faction The Owl Drug Co, 800 SO.
Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
OCEAN PARK BREvITIES
Stockholders of Faith House Company
Hold Annual Meeting
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Jan. 1.-THE stock
holders of the Bathhouse company held
their annual meeting yesterday and
elected the following directorate: T.
H. Dudley, G. M. Jones, A. Ed Robin
son, T. G.. Smith and H. r. Gage. At
the meeting of the directors an Or
ganization was perfected as follows:
T. H. Dudley, president; G. NJ. Jones.
vice president; E. r. Jillson. secretary;
Ocean Park bank, treasurer.
Mrs. L. Herzog served an elaborate
luncheon to a party of ladies from Los
Angeles last Sunday.
The Boys success club has elected a
board of directors consisting of e. w.
Pasko, G. d. Snyder, w. NJ. Menzies,
G. f. Devore and II. G. Hurlburt.
f. V. Durham, lately manager of
Abbot Kinney's Venice has in view the
building of a pier 1900 feet long at the
foot of Navy street, and to also con-
tain an auditorium and a skating rink.
A business mems association was or
ganized at the Casino last night with
the following officers: II. A. Dutton,
president; A. NJ. Montgomery, vice
president: A. w. Layne, secretary; L.
A. Pratt. treasurer.
A prominent feature of the society
is that all charitable objects will have
to have the Endorsement of the officers
before contributions will be given.
At the meeting of the trustees Mon
day the attorney was instructed to
draw an ordinance regulating the price
and quality of gas and electricity.
A handicap tennis tournament will be
held at the Country club beginning
January %.
The Edison Gas company's employees
have laid over 1000 feet of main along
the Strand. with which to supply
Playa del Rey with gas.
The Paulist fathers will hold a mis-
sion for a week at Santa Monica. be-
ginning January 22.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
BOARD OF TRADE MEETS
RedIands Organization Elects New
Set of Officers

Set of OFFICERS
Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Jan. 1.-THE new direc-
tors of the board of trade met yester-
cay in the chamber of commerce. Inc
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows H. L. Graham, president;
DR.. j. e. Payton, vice president; G. O.
Thaxter secretary; F. P. Morrison
treasurer W. M. Campbell and II. ID.
Moore We're chosen to fill vacancies
left by the withdrawal of E. G. Judson
and DR.. E. e. Majar.
Prof A. v. Steubenrauch, stationed at
Eerkeley in the employ of the govern
fnent will visit Redlands this week en-
route to Mecca. r. IIoltby Meyers Will
accompany Prof. Steubenrauch to the
desert, where they will look into many
matters connected with the fertilization
and productivity of the soil. Expert
r1ents along this line are now in prog
ress The date palms planted are
thriving and the new sprouts will be
used sin the planting of more acres
Sweet potatoes and melons are success
1Olly raised III, lndl Nlclnlly.
The total rainfall in Redlands, which
was increased AS of an inch by yester-
days gentle showers, is now All inches,
E. G. Walterhouse, who was arrested
Friday on warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Reeves Mort, charging him with GRIM
inal assault, has disappeared. The case
was set for Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Walterhouse was out on bail
Of $500, supplied by Q. F. Davis and II.
w. Tuttle.
The defendant failed to appear and
the trial was postponed, first to 1890,
then to II and finally to 1870, when the
bonds were declared forfeited
Constable Rivera telegraphed the fol-
terday that o. F. Davis had secured
various parts of the state Age, 27;
weight, about 40; height, feet; sandy
complexion, long nose which droops at
the end; blue eyes and suffering
speech"
1t is believed that Walterhouse had
crossed the boundary of the state be-
fore mis- absence was discovered.
terday that o. F. Dairs had secured
Himself against loss by the purchase of
some valuable property from E. G..
Walterhouse and wife.
Charles D. Goff of the Palm Drug
company was arrested on a warrant
charging him with violating the liquor
ordinance. The preliminary hearing
will take place some time this week.
Goff is out on 500 bonds.
The case of Blend of the Sun Drug
company, who was arrested, charged
With violation of the liquor ordinance.
q week ago Saturday has been post
poned.
Mont P. Chubb of the Chubb Phar-
macy was arrested this afternoon ON n
warrant sworn out by the city marshal,
charging him with violation of the
liquor laws. The date of trial has not
yet been set.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
CHARGED WITH RED
PEPPER AND WHISKY
"Hot Finish" for Prisoners Face
tiousIy Remarks Officer Finding
Articles on Prisoners

Frank Clark and J. Bozeman, at pres
ent residents of the United States,
stopping at the city Jail in Los An
geles, were loaded with pepper and
whisky when they faced Desk Sergeant
Sparks last night. The men were
charged with being unfrilled drunks,
and although fifty packages of ground
pepper were found on their persons
the complaint was not changed. Off
GERS Butler and Strove arrested the
men on Los Angeles street. When
searched at police headquarters the
packages of pepper were found snugly
stored in every place about their
clothing that would hold any article
Several packages were broken and the
men were consequently nervous.
They'll have a hot finish," face
tiously remarked Tom Pico, as he
brushed the pepper off his hands after
searching the men. The pepper had
percolated downwards towards the
shoes of the prisoners.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
MONROVIA EVENTS
New Board of Directors of Savings
Bank Reappoints Old Officers

Special to The Herald.
MONROVIA, Jan. 1.-THE Monrovia
Savings bank has, through it's new
board of directors, reappointed the old
officers to their positions, John H. Bar
tie. president; Herman w. Helman,
vice president, and w. A. Chess,
cashier. At the annual stockholders
meeting the surplus of the bank was
increased to $1,000. in recognition of
the lourishing condition of the insti-
tuition reported by the directors. The
directors for the year are Herman w.
Hellman, r. M. Baker, A. H. Johnson
and w. A. Chess.
II. Merrill of Los Angeles has been
inspecting his Duarte ranch the past
two days.
The park commission is requesting
Monroyia people to act promptly in
setting out flowers in the strip of
ground along the sidewalks in the
city. Bright Towering plants will be
used and where there are no hydrants
for watering the California poppy will
be- sown so that the streets will present
a handsome appearance to visitors.
The Christian church revivalist SER
vices will be held in the Woman's Club
house, A church organization has
been effected and a site for the church
building has been selected.
]. IL, Warner was arrested today for
violation of an ordinance requiring
peddlers Of oil to pay $3.50 day Ii
cense. He is handling the oil for Slay-
den Bros of Pasadena. who will test
the validity OF the ordinance in War
ner's trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
JAPS or RIVERSIDE TO
CELEBRATE FORTS FALL
Program includes Fireworks, Parade,
Speeches and Athletic
Sports

Sports
Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 17.-Riverside Jap
anese will celebrate the fall OF Port
Arthur In a notable fashion next Sat
urday. The festivities will begin at
daybreak with the explosion Of all the
firecrackers that can be found in all
the country roundabout. At 10 a. m.
the Japs will parade through the busi-
ness streets and are constructing a
number Of large floats. In the after
noon they will assemble in Chemawa
park, which has been given them for
the day and will present a program
of speeches, sports and other diver
sions. In the evening fireworks will be
shot Off. japanese from nearby towns
are expected to participate in the fes-
tivities.
Last evening the Present Day club
discussed the problem "will There Ever
Be Universal PeaceP" George II. Dole,
a brother of Governor Dole of Hawaii,
was the essayist Of the evening, and
the discussion which followed was par
ticipated in by w. A. Correll, II. o..
Reed, Rev. E. f. Goff, L. f. Darling, s.
A. White, Lyman Evans, s. L. Wright,
X d Harger, w. A. Purington and
Francis Cutie. A banquet preceded
the discussion.
Orange shipments for the week past
were 252 carloads and six carloads of
lemons This brings the seasons totals
up to 917 cars of oranges and 65 cars of
lemons.
Miss Katherine G. Kronen was COM
mitted to the Highland asylum today
on the recommendation of Drs, Darling
and Holland. She is 10 years of age
and has for some time been prostrated
by over-study, followed by acute mel
ancholia.
Yesterdays shower brought the sea-
sons rainfall up to Alb inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
Deaths at soldiers, Home
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Jan. 17-Four
deaths are noted in three days: Levi
II. Gist, Thirty Kentucky in
fantry, native of Tennessee, aged SO.
died at Vsalia. Cal, and buried there
George Ennis of the navy was buried
at 0 a. IN. on Monday.
Nathan ]. Mills of Co. G., Third In
diana infantry. was buried at 8 p IN.
yesterday with the usual military fu-
neral. u
Robert W. Bollen, late Co. F. Third
Missouri Mounted Infantry, Mexican
war. was buried yesterday afternoon
by the Masonic fraternity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
100000 Fire in New Orleans

by AsaucIhteH TTesa.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17--Ths Athe-
naeum, the handsome club house and
the hall OF the Young Mems Hebrew
association on st. Charles avenue; the
Cleo Street Evangelical church and
adjoining property were destroyed by
fire today. M. ]. Farr steward OF the
club, is missing. Fire Chief O'Connor
was dangerously injured. Total loss.
500 900. ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
SOCIALISTS GAIN
RECOGNITION
PASADENA GIVES PLACE ON
BALLOT
New Party Grows to Be . Power in
Crown City PoItles-coun-
ell Considers Street
Proposals

Pasadena Agency,
1t4 East Colorado street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18
HELD UP AND ROBBED BY
MEXICAN IN SAN BERNAR DINO
], E. Briggs, Who Is Recent Arrival
Loses Eighteen Dollars and
Watch and Chain
lpanlal to rha Harald.

speoIaI % Ihe IIeFaid.
SAN BERNARDINo Jan. III. E.
Briggs. a recent arrival in this city,
was held up and robbed last night by
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-31
Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for building bridge across
Bear river at Pescadero, in the County
of Bear Lake. State of Idaho, will be
received by the Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, at his Office in
the Court house in Paris, Idaho.
Said bridge to be constructed accord
ing to plans and specifications on file in
the office Of the Clerk of said Board of
County Commissioners, which said
plans and specifications are hereby re-
ferred to and made part hereof.
The Board of Commissioners will
open said sealed proposals on the 18th
day of April, 1905, and will award the
contract for the construction of said
bridge to the lowest responsible bidder,
providing. however, that the said Board
reserve the right to reject all proposals
if they be considered too high.
JOSEPH r. SHEPHERD,
Chairman.
Attest: JAMES E. HART,
Clerk.
Dated Mt Paris, Idaho, this 9th day
Of March 1905.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-31
A Liberal Donation.

The reading room fund is graual-
ly growing. Last Saturday Rev.
Chamberlain was most happily sur
prised at receiving check for 500
from Rev. Nathaniel Thompson of
Philadelphia. This brings the fund
up to $3.50 and Mr.. Chamberlain
says he feels confident now of rails
ing it to $1,000, as he is expecting
several more $25 donations from
the east, besides the sums that are
to be raised by the local church
societies.