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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
glns Baltimore . Gpnnts.

Game Der ,bcIieren @eiellhoft" nil
Gboifeur perboftet loiien = Git
I'M Siibneriutter.
iSrou Seiie Spion. cine Der 5ilbre-
rinnnen Der ybeilerelt 8e,euld)ntt"
9ultimore's, entfam ont lestcn Won'
toa nit fnoppcr Ntotb ihlimmcn Der
letunaen in Dem on Der @recnSprtng
Nuenuc, nabe Gplburn, Cit Alitomo.
bill ibr @ef1brt onronnte. sic fam
obnc &erlebungen bopon, oodl miiroe
Gins ibrer @ieroe pcrlest. Sic Der.
lunete, ooB Der Gboffeur oes Nuto'
nobilS perbaitet merOe uno Die Yo'
li,ei bcS GorntpS iudt ictt nab lbrit.
0us Iuto mar Gi9entbum oeS @lIrt
6. @aoc bon Colorado springs,
Col, bod iungirte ein l%lnbctannter
ais 2citer oeiIelbeu. Srnu 2p'on
uno ,srou Gbos. Mc9tniitcr, Die lid
in Dem 8ciGbrt b%eionoen. Iprange't
nod CUR rehtcn 3eit ans oeln'elbeit
unb fornen nit lcihtcn 8erletun9en
onpon.
8ift nj $ ii y ner utter.
Die Yemobuer pom @oloen Ming
ol Der E~bilooclpbio . 8ooo limo olif'
aeregt iibcr mebrere 0erlld)c. otc
Siibner III Dem Srte 81 pcrgttten.
Sr9cno Scenario bat aui ocn 6eloeril.
Deld)e bon Den Siibnern autgelud)t
ipcrber, cine NuontitGt Wei5cnnebt
olsgeitreit, III weld)es er @ottetgi't
genliiht bot. 9os Heiultut lit. Dob
ieitocm mebrcre Siibner an oem@ifte
aeitorbcn iinb. Sr. hilbert Sd1ier
uno Sr. Geo. Spinbler boben aitf
oieie Weiie mebrere Siibner ucrlorcrl.
Sal,irc Sermann lit bon bent 8ale
bcnodriftigt unb criiift moroen, Ole
@eieuidoft sur 8erbiltung bon Sroil-
i%alnfeit al Gbieren 81 peronloncL
cine l%lnterhIdung %ab5nbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Wnni5ipal- Mnsclegenbeitcn.

Ger Cos : Gontrott nod nift perges
ben. Observation-Disclosures
ten iiber Den Gas Gonium Der
Staot. - @erifieoeneS.
Sn Der Sitnrg Der gontraft . De.
boroe geitern iriib ipuroe beidloiien.
Den Gontraft fir 2icierlng bon Gas
fir Die Strnben Der Staot uno oit
ofientliden 8ebGiioc bis 5u einerSi.
sung an nGd)lten Mtittpob suriid'
5uleeell. Ter General . 8eihdfis.
iiibrer glton 9. WiiQer bon Del, Con.
iolioirten Sos . Beieaifofi" mad,tc
ndmIit s%eltenb. oob Die Staot cine
onberc grt Der 9emeiiung oes Cos.
Continues einiiibren miiiie, ba inter
Den ietigen @erb1Itniiien Die Stoet
beoeilteno mebr Gas erbalte. OILS lie
SIT be3ablcn perpflihtet fperoen fon,
ne. Mon miro pnbrifeinlih on
StcIle Der Yrobelompcn in iroem Der
9cleudltnngs liitrifte einen @aio'
meter einfiibrer. Stabt . Hegiltro'
tor Sooper lcnfte Die Mitfnlerfiamfeit
Der 9cborbe allf Die 9botiade. BAH
Dos iesige Spitem Der Straben.ge.
lehdtitng iebr mnngelbaft unb foit.
'pielig let. Gie Gas 8eieIIidoft lie.
fcre oas Gas. Die .Nmerican 2isf.
ting 60" beiorge bas 9eoienen Der
Sampen nno Ole Staot be3abie sic
@efnungen. Die Yeboroe iuir6 ale
oieie 5ragen in Der t,1hiten Sisura
nes 2angeren beipred3en i,nb In Der
3%piiten5eit bic Itdbtiifen Snse.
niei,re IN 9eratbung 5ieber.
Gontraftperaeben.
Ter Gontraft fir oie 9ieferung bon
6iitter fit bas 1eiier . Teparteiftert
fir Die ndditen orei Wonate lpirbe
seitern Scr 6irma Dn. SCOOPS San
Ii. Brain SO. pergeben. Die Gcn'
trafte fir ons Trmden Der Certificate
iiir Ole 4seiten Anleibrn fino nod nidt
nltSacncbcn. luorocn.. ..-.----...--..-.
. Inl4
A-.h<ArAMl~<a A-A-- AAsAA ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

IieSabres .Gonpention
oes rWarpI6noer Ser.
ems" finoet am /. gugitit in Der
Saae oes .GbriitIifen Yereins jun.
ger Mdnner" itatt. ltnseidbr 800
9elesaten peroen crpartet. Die BabI
Der genmien finoet ant abero IN Der
aaIle OIL Der Mooiion., nobe Galpert.
Sirobe, iiott. Gin llnterboltnnas.
Vroaramm fir mebrerc 9age fir Die
Telegatcn lit porbercitet woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Hennipluania Giienbabn Spe3ial.
nadJ philadelphia, Wilm.

inatun nnb Gbciter mo 5uriid an
Sonntag. ben 80, SuIi. Ger Spc.
5ial5itg perIdBt ben Union . 9abnboi
in Baltimore i'm 8 llbr Vorm., Die
8iidinbrt bon Y~biIooelpbio (9rooo.
StraBcn gabnbof) erfolgt UNI $50
Mbenbs. $500 nod H%biIooelpbia,
$1.50 nat Gbeiter unb 500 mad,
Wilmington uno 5uriid. (20S-1O
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WeISicnbnngeu mad 9entidlanb nnn
Geifrcidl

3u "a Gents pro Warf uno 20R
Gents bro arone. Sorto EXTRA.
0edieI a~usseiteIlt auf ale SbeiIc
Der g9eIt. 9bes. s. 0iener e &c..
ia SIt.2erington.S Str. 3imrner Rr.
8. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

% amen .9 a a" m mittle.
rem Gitrtft. - Die EoIiSei bcs
mittleren 9iitrifts bottc III Der Der.
eargeuen Natt cine Wenae vNad,t.
fnlter" e~insebeimIt. nuo oils YoliSei.
rihter Grammar geiter,t friib feline
Sisung eroffuete. itanoen ied,s 80.
men" Dor ibn,. @ah furScm EroSeiie
fan,en bic vTdmIit,fciten" nit fol.
genoen l~lrtbeiIen berous: Minnie
Bogner. 80 Sabre aIt, Minnie 30.
ters, 80 Sabre alt. unb 9eIie Sobn.
font ied,c Monaie. uno Florence
.9ctbitt. 80 Sabre alt @oaie .Soii.
m@k.%45 Saere sqllp pnA, Rap. Us,
G!iitlan, 36 Sabre aIt, Gin Sobr
Stoatsarbcitsba,is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
0cnnp's fein arrSncte Gafiecs

iueroen in aIen St~obttbeiIen BON
Baltimore uerfanit. Die poraiiglide
G,ialit1t uno mdbigen Hreiie mdd9en
SieieIben seraoe3u beriibmt.
Ct. Gcnnp Co., 9bee, 9affee, 3nder.
isptiI5 tNiEpGd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

8egen 9 iirgd DAFT emit.
lajien. - Sbomdo Y. Gonnnfpup,
mcld)cr unter Der Inifuloieum9 felt.
aebolten warb. am 90. Si,Ii mSd)nei'
oer'S Gafe at Der Gazette, nabe
9iberip.S truBe. ouf Mouie Appel
unb Splueiter aenneop geidol'en 5h
boben, wurbe scitern pom Yoli5eirif,.
fer 8rannon geeen $1,000 9iirgihait
bis 81 einem ipatcr ieltSuiesenoen
Yerbor ircigelniien. Die 9iirsid,ait
lteIte Sr. Geo. !. 8ecorbs bon Nr.
36. 2iebtitroBe. uno aennebp reilte
ioiort nod Berlin, @orceiter.G IS itntp,
ob. Or. Tiebl. Der Sausnr5t oeS
Staot . Soipitnls. ionote ein 3eiig'
nib nod Dem Statioushnuic, odb
beibe Y~crlesten imnerbolb 5ebn 1a'
gen I'M Stonoe iein niiroen, 81 et'
rem 8erbor AT eriheinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Mnto.@ ettfabren anf benz Gape Nsas'
Straubc.

W1hiten Somitng. ben 80. Snli,
10 llbr 8ormittaes. Gbriitie miro
ieinen .9lue 6lper" nm ben Wei
len . @ecoro Der @elt fabrcu. Ntttoere
intereiiante greigniIie. 8or5ilgli6,
Saiion in Cape Wap. Ntr $500
fir oie Runbinbrt auf Der .Yentipl'
pania giienbabn." 5abrfarten fper'
ocn am 5rcitae iinb Samitua per.
foiiit, fir Sie @iidiabrt bis 0ienitog.
einidlicblit. giiItig. (20S-O
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Mad Sape Mas at ben Hnto'ySctt'
fabrtcn.

Phi Dem Stronoe ST. Gupc Wap an
Somltae. ben 30. Sltli, 10 llbr 8or.
mittoes. Nur $500 iilr bic Huno-
inbrt aili Der nYcnnipIuonin Client
bobn." 3nbrforten luerben am
6rcitog mo Somitag pCrfauit, tit
Ole Niiffobrt bis 0ienltog, ei,ld)lieB.
lid, aiiltig. Scbt Gbriitic III ieiliem
Blue 5lper" Ocn Hecorb Der Welt
bret)en. (20S-9
Yolitiides.- Sic Hcpublifa'
ncr bobcn beid)loiicn, ibrc StootS'
Convention ON g.. September inVnl'
tinlore ub3ltbdltcn. Iicicr @eif)liiB
wllroc geitcrn IN elmer Sibung oe5
Grefutip Gomite's bcs rcpubllfoni'
iden1 Staots . Central > Gomite'S inl
SoteI Tennert gcIabt. Gle Itdoti'
ifen Mii9lieoer bes 9omite's lparcn
gegen cine 81 friibc gbbnltung Dec
Stpota o-l Contention, oa Die gcictli-
6en Britnariuablcn III Der Stoot crit
lpGter ltottfinocn fonnen. lin olcient
llmitonoe aus oem @cge 5u geben.
wurbe allf antrag ocs GongrcBmun'
nesRlibo bcifloIieil, oob hoSStoots.
Central . Gomite fir Die Staot Iel2'
gaten our Stoats B.. Convention ers
nennt uno Damn bel Der geicBlid)eri
Hrim1rmobl Die Grncnnlllg burdl9lt'
itimmung ionftiollircu lGbt. Gie
Counties boben nabc5u ionmtlid
tire Trim1rlpoblen id,on gcbobt.
Gort limo Die YrimGrpoblen nid)t
Den oagemcinen 8obIgeIeeen utter
norien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

An Der Sfrube erfranf'.
Srnn Sarrp G6u bon Nr. 1154,
Wiaiamitrabe. erfranfte faeitern an
scr 9iahtitrobc inn @arren /. Npc.
ID sal, lie in Scr Nmmilons ScS fiis'
tidjcii Iiitrifts mad ibrcr Ncbnnng
gcbrod,t iperoen mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Shiffsfarten spn nnb mad 9entid'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
lite $50; Hremen-gaItimore bis
gum 1. Nueiit $3.50; bonn I. Aug.
Biz 1. Wopember $3.50 unb $62.50
Mrnoreiie gu biuieerem Nreiie.
1bes. 8. 0itner & Co.. 8immer Nr.
3, ia Oit.9erineton.S Ctr. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Qlrtbmr ~. Mpbtutt,

TaKaBe = Wotartats Welbwtdblel'
Nnream. Sdifisfnrten fir oue
inien. Reiiepaiie. @edieI,
geIopedieI unb @eloicnounsen.
(aprtI4.1S)
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rYcnnigIpania Giicnbabn."
$500. Ntlantie Gitp, Gapc $500
Wnp, @ilbwoob, Cecan Gitn obcr
Sea Sslc Gits, W.sS., nno
suruf.

Surnu.
In icbcm Sreitog itnb SamIto5
tis 5um 8. Septcmber 1905, Elm.
id,lieblid), miro Die nEcnniploania
g%iicnbabn Gompngnie" ipc5icue CT.
furiions 3. Sabrfartcn nab Den oben
gcnonntcn Vunften gum Ercile bon
$500 perfaufcn. fir Die Sinfobrt oni
ireeftb rincm reeuI1rcn 3n9c giiltig.
cinifIieblid bcs an Somitagen I'M
LAS friib Worecns bon Baltimore
%abiabrenocn 3uges; fir Die &iidfabrt
oui allen reeulGren 3ii9en bis tlno
einidIieblid) bes folgenocn 0ienltaeS
eiiltig, iofpie nit Der grlaubniB beS
Nufentbalts in YbilobeIpbia inner.
baIb Der bceren5ten 3eit.
Sabrfarten ndd) Itluntic .Gitp Iil,o
oilf Der SIN. uno Hiidfobrt iofuoDl
iiber Die 0eIopare.8 iper. Bride. mic
Die Warfet. ctr. .@erite giiltig.
Qs0-i,7-S,9l-5.2 ass.
a2-3. $3.50. 36-7.43-4.50-D
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$500 philadelphia $500
$3.50 Gbeiter $50.
ST 90 Mifmiuatpu ST .M.

Iuf Der .Yenniploanio Giienbobn
ain Sonntog, ben 30. Slili. Ter
Spe5iolaug perl6bt ben lluion'9obn-
boz s llbr 8orm., 8iidiabrt bonn
9roobltroben /. Nabnbof in Ybilooel.
pbia $50 MbenbS. (2OS-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

9aieboIl. Gle 9oltin,orer &C.
monnen geltern oos SpieI nit Dem
Club BON Hofcitcr nno crbobtcn d.
burf lire Gboncen nieoer oiii Die
critic Stclle ST 9%clongcn. Gle nSfcct'
res" ipieIten in Scriep Gitp mnb
perlorcn Elm Spiel unb gcfponncn Cit
5neites. 5oIgenocs lit Die Score
Der gcitrigcn Spiele:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
WHY DOCTORS FAIL
AND MRS. PINKHAM SUCCEEDS
Plain Reasons Are Here Given to Explain
Why Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound Cures When Doctors Are PowerIess

Awoman is sick; some disease peculiar
TO her sex is fast developing in her sys-
tenn. She goes to her family physician
and tells him story, but not the whole
story.
She holds something back, loses her
head, becomes agitated, forgets what
she wants to say, and finally conceals
what she ought TO have told, and thus
completely mystifies the doctor.
Is it any wonder, therefore, that the
doctors fail to cure the disease 4? Still
we cannot blame the woman, for 1t is
very embarrassing to detail some of the
symptoms of her suffering, even to her
family physician.
1t was for this reason that years ago
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, de-
termined to step in and help her sex.
Having had considerable experience in
treating female ills with her Vegetable
Compound, she encouraged the women
of America to write to her for advice in
regard to their complaints, and being a
woman, it was easy for her ailing sis
ters to pour into her ears every detail
of their suffering.
In this way she was able to do for
them what the physicians were unable
10 40, Simply DeCduSe Sne nhu buc
proper information to work upon, and
from the little group of women who
sought her advice years ago a great
army of her fellow-beings are to-day
constantly applying for advice and re-
lief, and the fact that many thou
sands of them have been cured by
following the advice of Mrs. Pinkham
during the last year is indicative of the
grand results which are produced by
her unequaled experience and training,
No physician in the world has had
such a training, or has such an amount
of information at hand to assist in the
treatment of all kinds of female ills,
from the simplest local irritation to
the most complicated womb diseases,
This, therefore, is the reason why
Mrs. Pinkham, in her laboratory at
Lynn, Mass, is able to do more for the
ailing women of America than the
family physician. Any woman, there
fore, is responsible for her own suffer
ing who will not take the trouble to
write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
The testimonials which we are con-
stantly publishing from grateful wo-
men establish beyond a doubt the
power of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to conquer female diseases.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
WEALTHY WINE MERCHANT
SAYS HE is NOT INSANE
Constantine GaribaIdl of Pasadena Is
Accused of Swearing by
His Wife

If a man is afflicted with a carbuncle
on the back of his neck, has the ex-
cruciating thrills of rheumatism pass
ing rapidly up and down his leg and
the pangs of collie slowly gnawing at
his stomach. If. when he is in this con-
dition and is also suffering from a
change in the weather, his wife enters
the room where he is dining and re-
proaches him for something he has
never done and he in return bangs his
fist down on the table and'swears in a
great round Italian oath at the race Of
women in general and his wife in par
ticular, is 1t sufficient grounds to send
the man to a state asylum ON charge
of insanity? This was the question
with which a commission in Judge
York's court spent the greater part Of
the day yesterday.
The man in the case is Constantine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
SUPPOSED OFFICER WILL
BE BROUGHT FOR TRIAL
Albert S. FaIconer, Arrested In San
Bernardino, Is Wanted by
Local Officials

Albert S. Falconer. a month ago pos
ing here as a retired army officer and
who was arrested Sunday night at San
Bernardino by Special Officer Cronin,
will be brought to Los Angeles today
and placed in the county jail
Officers have been on his trail for the
past three weeks and when Falconer
was placed under arrest he was in the
disguise of a common laborer. At the
Southern hotel where he roomed during
his stay in San Bernardino his better
clothes and other articles which are
said to have completely identified him
We're found.
Falconer is held as a federal prisoner
and is wanted here and in San Fran
cisco.
He persistently refuses to talk fur
ther than to say he is confident he will
come out all right in the end.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
MOTOR CAR FOR
RAILWAY SERVICE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL TRY
EXPERIMENT
POSSESSES MANY MERITS
Success Of Union Pacific Railroad in
Recent Trials Encourages
Other Systems to Use
Them
POSSESSES MANY MERITS

The unqualified success of the motor
car recently built by the Union Pacific
which has been put In service at Port
land, is to bring about the construction
of other cars similar in detail, two OF
which will probably be placed in oper-
alton on the branches of the Southern
Pacific out of Los Angeles
1t was stated at the local Offices yes
terday that six of the cars are now un-
der construction in the Union Pacific
shops at Omaha. Two are for the
Union Pacific, two for the oregon Rail.
road and Navigation company and two
for the Southern Pacific.
1t lies between San Francisco and Los
Angeles as to the first placing of the
cars, but local officials are said to be ir
correspondence with the proper author
tiles concerning the question and -ex.
pect to see Los Angeles win out fol
possession of the new rapid transit
machines.
cause the Southern Pacific has practi-
cally Withdrawn its entire beach ser.
vice, and the conditions are first-class
for placing one or two of the cars In
competition with the Huntington elec.
trio lines.
The Long Beach and the San Bernar.
dino branches, it is said, will be used
for the first tests.
IF brought here" said an official OF
the Southern Pacific yesterday, "it will
be much in the way of an experiment
No one has any definite idea, as yet
as to their hauling capacity or the sue
cess Of their continued service"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
POOR SHIJO'S PASS
WAS SENT FORTHWITH
Busy Railroad Official Receives Peou-
liar Request for AS
sistance

In the heaped up piles of letters that
many times each day find their way
to the desk Of the busy railroad off,
cial, once in a while here comes one
in which no reference is made to rights
of way, rails, rates and running gear.
Among these. application for transpor-
tation sometimes. by mistake, reaches
his desk.
Here is one that was handed to an
official of the Salt Lake road yester-
day. 1t came from a section foreman
and read as follows: "shijo Malki got
his head under the handle of a hand
car while 1t was in motion. Patient is
awfully sick. Please send pass at
once" Shijo received his transporta-
tion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
POODLE LUNCHES WITH
MISTRESS AT RESTAURANT
oBsEQUIoUsLY SERVED
WITH MEAL
Patrons of Leading Downtown Cafe
Astounded at Unusual Sight of a
FashionabIy Dressed Woman Eat
ing at Table With Pup

The sight of a Japanese poodle sitting
up to a table and voraciously devouring
a conglomeration of tamales and club
sandwich as the companion to her mis-
tress, who was dressed in the height of
fashion, astonished the patrons of one
of the leading downtown cafes yester-
day afternoon, and some of the wo-
men patrons took offense and left the
place.
The doggie's mistress entered the cafe
and put little Gladys on chair beside
her and ordered a light lunch. Gladys
took offense because she had not been
invited to order and set up "bow-
wow-wow wow wow-wow- wow that
was decidedly original as to mournful-
ness and shrillness, and, to quiet her
puplets, the richly begowned woman or.
dered the waiter to bring in a mixture
of tamale and club sandwich for it.
The plate was pushed near the edge
of the table and the effeminate de-
scendant of the mikado's kennel raw
QeNOuIeu lIle meal. w HtIl lIle
crumbs were carefully packed away in
the little canine refrigerator, hunger
had not been satisfied, and Gladys lap
ped the plate clean.
The cafe was well filed with women
patrons during the performance and re-
marks, disparaging and otherwise, were
breathed gently upon the air, and one
woman, declining to longer bear the
strain of being unable to decide wheth-
er she was in a cafe or a kennel, left
the place with Indignation amply in
evidence about her features.
When Gladys finished her meal she
gave several delighted "bow-wows"
by way of appreciation and thanks and
the mistress patted the downy little
head and cooingly spake soothing
words of comfort to her darling, re-
ceiving kiss and another installment
of yelps of dog talk which none but
the poodle and its loving mistress could
understand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
YOUNG WOMAN
CLEVER DETECTIVE
CAUSES ARREST OF SUPPOSED
THIEF
SHE LEAVES DEC0Y PURSE
Disappearance Of VaIuabIes From Y.
w. C. A. Rooms Leads to Ex-
posure-Prsoner Must
Stand Trial
SHE LEAVES DEcoY PURSE

The disappearance of several purses
from the waiting room of the Young
Women's Christian association during
the past week, coupled with the mys-
terious actions of a rather aged woman
who sometimes calls herself Cooley,
sometimes Mccarthy, and occasionally
Mason, eliminated in her arrest last
Friday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon she was form
ally charged with petty larceny for
the theft of purses, and her trial set
for tomorrow afternoon in Judge Aus
tins court.
Miss Helen Campbell, a member Of
the Y. w. c. A., was the first victim
OF somebody's weakness for purses
coat in the reception room, and re-
turned a few moments later to find that
4. had been spirited away. In despair
she turned for advice from the woman
nearest her. That woman was Mrs.
Cooley, Mccarthy or Mason.
Miss Campbell became suspicious,
and hurriedly whispered the news to
ner IellOW members. EdCn woman
made rush for her purse, and when
the inventory had been taken, two
were missing.
Fearing she had not enough testi-
mony against Mrs. Cooley, Mccarthy
OF Mason to prove her guilt, Miss
Campbell conceived a clever idea that
would remove all possible doubt.
Removing all valuables from purse
OIL a friend, Miss Campbell set it en-
ticingly upon table in the cloak room,
and hiding in dark corner, she waited
the arrival of the thief. A moment
later, Miss Campbell told the police
Mrs. Cooley, Mccarthy or Mason en-
tered and lt'oked wistfully at the purse.
For fully minute she stood thus, then
finally unable to further endure the
temptation, she picked it UP, and
dropped is noiselessly into the depths
of spacious skirt pocket.
The police We're notified, and Detec-
tive Murphy was called upon to per-
form the embarrassing task of search
ing the thief. The search resulted in
the discovery of the purses, and Mrs.
Cooley. Mccarthy or Mason is now
awaiting trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

Garibaldi a wealthy wine merchant
living near Pasadena. The mans wife
thinks her husband is insane, while
Garibaldi's friends think the merchant
has been partaking too freely of rare
vintages, aged about fifty years.
The charge against the merchant is
his swearing at his wife and his alle-
cations that his wife is trying to poison
him.
More evidence will be heard today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
CHARGE ATTEMPTED ARSON
AGAINST THREE PERSONS
Restaurateur and Employees Held on
Suspicion Of Conspiracy to
Destroy Building

Vlado Pavlch, owner of a restaurant
at b25 West Seventh street, and S. Rad
ovich and p Gebravich. in his employ,
are locked up In the city jail awaiting
arralgnment on charges of arson.
1t is alleged by the police that these
men were seen in the restaurant few
moments before fire broke out in the
kitchen Of the building yesterday morn
Ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
BIRTHS

PIERCEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Watt, Good
Samaritan hospital, June 10, girl.
REAMS-To Mr., and Mrs William A.,
224 West Twelfth street June 10, girl
WAINER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frichy, 1856
Rose street June 49, girl.
KINNE-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. j., 29l2
Blanchard, June 25, boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
DEATHS

LEVIS-Nancy Arabella, North Vermont
avenue, heart disease, June "a, aged rs
years
JAY-Lunline, 1852 South Olive street,
acute colitis, June 25 aged months.
THOMPSON-Sidney H., 2724 Hyans
street, whooping cough, June 25, aged
year.
sAAL-Joe. 1888 Banning street. nitral
stinosis, June Is, aged 53 years.
CHERRY-Pearl Evelyn. 1882 East 36th
street, ichterus neowatouma, June %,
aged days.
sANDERS-John T.. 1853 East 18th street.
Inflammation of liver. June 25, aged IA
years.
WRIGHT-Infant of j. W., 1871 West 3Sth
street, commissions June 25.
COIN-Raymond Children's hospital ac-
cidental gunshot wound, June a. aged
Is years.
Pack q, Chase Co. undertakers and en-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Leather Goods.

| TUUOUB.
Our department is the most complete
In the city andis replete with fashion S
latest in bags suit cases, purses. We
are showing some white kid card cases
just now that are the prettiest yet for
$1.O0. Sanborn, Vail G. Co., 357 South
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

wANTED-6 PER CENT NET INTER-
est, payable semi i-annually on our paid
UP certificates; nothing better in the
market; uniform satisfaction given for
bonds: secured by deposit Of first mort
cages with trustee; investigates; write
for booklet and information to the
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, w q.
Bewitt, Secretary. 101 N. Broadway.
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

In spite of the war the average
price of commodities in Japan was only
8 per cent higher in November and
months of 1909
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Money

WANT ss5oO ON A BRICK BLOCK
IN BUSINESS SECTION OF THIS
CITY. WORTH $4,000; RATE PER
CENT NET.
JAMES B. THRELKELD.
2O1 FAY BLDG, 1926 w. THIRD ST.
MAIN 1893. HOME 1858.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
Weather Conditions

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-Warmer
weather prevails in the interior Of Cali
fornia
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tues
day. fresh west wind
Coast-Fair Tuesday, fresh west wind
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27

A winner every time-Las Palmas
cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-27
THE WEATHER
Los ANGELES, June IS.

LOS ANGELES, June rs.
TIme.I Bar. Th. IR.H. Wind velIweathr
S:%. pm sSs5 sSs5 e g w I Clear Clear
Maximum temperature, N.
Minimum temperature, SO.