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one Saturday, and after he; waa .yi,l .}aer-
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:dru ggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a. s hort time
ago. AS a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in s. j adid1essing & the public,
3but%the above remark and.
IS j mila*r expressions are
made So often in connec.
tion with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy Of
occasional note. From
infancy to Old age. SCOTS
Emulsion offers q reliable
means Of RENE dying i1n-
proper and weak: develop
ment, restoring y lost: flesh
aud vitality and repairing e
waste. The az a Icsti7o 3 fl.I & Of
!: Scots Emulsion $is no
more Of a secret than Ike
/ comp osition of the Eml1-i
sion itself; What: it does
it 4 7: y does through no ourish-'
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|: Inent that ea7not BE- o.,
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
INMATES OF RESORT ALMOST
SURROGATE
SIX MEN ARE ARRESTED
Crusade Renewed by Police With Re-
suit That Two Chinese and
Four Whites Are Forced
to Surrender

The crusade against Chinese lotteries
was renewed last night when the po-
lice broke into shop at 507 Banning
street and arrested Gin Suey. the pro-
prietor, and his helper, Linn Yep.
Considerable difficulty was expert
enced by the police in breaking into
the Chinese stronghold, which was
barricaded on all sides with walls of
hard pine two inches thick. For half
an hour they worked at the doors and
windows of the single room and at the
end of that time were no nearer gaining
an entrance than when they first
started.
When the officers were about to give
up in despair faint voice from inside
demanded the terms of surrender.
When told they were unconditional
there was a short whispered conversa-
ton from the interior and then the
bolt of the door was slid from its place.
The officer found two Chinese and
four white men in the room almost
suffocated from want of fresh air. as
the doors and windows had been so
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
SANTA FE HOLDS ACCIDENT
POLICY ON COWBOY SCOTT
Company Stands to Lose Nothing in Case Special Jumps Track
in Its Mad Effort to Annihilate Time Between
Los Angeles and Chicago

Up until an hour before the time
that he started on his mad race half
way across the continent Walter Scott
did not place any value on his life.
He gave a cold-hearted hand shake to
every insurance agent Of the many that
called upon him.
The Santa Fe railroad thought differ
emily on the question, however, and
Saturday afternoon, as soon as the
contract for the special train was
signed 1t took out an accident policy
OF $4,000 on the life Of the spendthrift
"Scottie."
Before leaving Los Angeles Scott
thought better of himself, according to
an insurance agent, and took out a
policy for $4,000.
Wins by Scott's Death
The policy taken out by the Santa
Fe with the Fidelity and Casualty
company is numbered 1,334,S12, and is of
the combination order. That is, if
Scott is in an ordinary accident the
Santa Fe profits $4,000. If he is killed
on the journey the road gains double
that amount.
This is how the insurance company
has the thing figured out: It's agent
IL Of the opinion that Scott is safer
aboard the special train than he is
on the regular Limited" because the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
PARENTS DlsPLEASURE
CAUSE OF MELANCH0LlA
ENsTRANeEMENT RESULT OF
GIRLS RELIGION
Young Woman Acts Against VIII Of
Father and Mother, and Their
Anger May Have occasIoned Tenn
porary persngement

Suffering with melancholia caused by
the belief that her recent change in re-
ligion made her unwelcome in the home
Of her parents, Hilda Goodman, daugh-
ter of prominent Oakland parents, was
taken to the county hospital Saturday
and, unless her condition proves great
ly, will be examined by the insanity
commission.
She came to Los Angeles about year
ago and boarded on the south side for
several months. She attended a nearby
church regularly and recently decided
to make change in her Affiliations and
united with the congregation. 1t is said
that this step dspleased her parents
and resulted in an estrangement which
has caused her to brood and become
morose.
About two weeks ago she went to
board with a family on Navy avenue
in Ocean Park remaining there until
Saturday. A few days previously she
became despondent and would con-
verse with none Of the members of the
family. Her condition rapidly became
worse and Saturday she became violent
in her conduct. brother was notified
and physicians called.
The physician advised the brother to
place her in the county hospital for
her protection, fearing that she would
commit suicide when in a violent state
of mind. Her parents were notified of
her condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11

Iron company in Pittsburg, which was
otherwise impossible.
The train left Los Angeles at 10
o'clock on the morning of March 27,
1900, and reached Chicago at 9:56 o'clock
on the night of March 20, making the
run Of 2236 miles in fifty-seven hours
and fifty-six minutes. Deducting time
lost In delays, the actual running time
was fifty-three hours and thirty-two
minutes.
1t was announced at the time that the
record would probably not be equaied
in another decade and until Scott at
tempted to break the record It was
not considered possible by railroad men.
Its run across the plains and down the
mountain sides was the most remark
able trip ever made, time and distance
considered, and was considered an
achievement OF note. 1t remains the
record of today and will be the record
until Scott breaks it. If he does. The
Peacock special Travelled a distance of
twenty-nine miles shorter than the
route of Scott's special owing to cut
offs by which 1t was sent.
The average speed of the Peacock
special throughout the trip was 41.77
miles per hour. the steep grades reduc-
ing the average speed, scott's special
has SO far eclipsed the average speed
of the Peacock special and has already
passed the heaviest grades and hardest
climbs, and therefore bids fair to
eclipse the entire record and arrive
within the prescribed time If the train
stays on the rails.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
GOES FOR TWO DAYS
WITH A BROKEN JAW
Negro Doesn't Mind Such a Small
Accident as Fracture
of Bone

Little things like broken jaw never
trouble Gene Williams. When he has
time he has such minor affairs attend
ed to. but business, pleasure and all
else must come first; then II there is
time Williams has personal injuries
looked after.
Williams is a young negro residing
at 740 Sears street. Saturday night
while returning home with friend he
was met at the corner of Second and
San Pedro streets by another negro,
who attacked Williams companion.
Williams attempted to interfere, but
when he came to he found both negroes
were gone. Yesterday afternoon VIII
liams appeared at the receiving hospi-
tai. and in explaining to DR.. Bonynge.
remarked that he guessed the jaw
would not mend without the aid of a
physician.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
AGAINST INSURANCE MAN
Agent for State Life Company Ar
rested by Local De-
tectives

Louis B. Metcalf, an agent for the
State Life Insurance company Of In
dianapolis, was arrested last night on
a charge of embezzling $425 belonging
to his employers.
1t appears that Friday of last week
Metcalf drove to the Angelus hotel in
a large red automobile.
The next morning, it is said, Metcalf
was presented with a bill of 500 for
the use of the loud-colored chug
wagon.
1t is alleged that a check for $425,
payable to Metcalf as an agent OF the
insurance company, was cashed by the
Angelus clerk and the auto bill paid
from the sum.
l.. e. Valentine, manager for the
State Life Insurance company. swore
TO complaint against Metcalf and the
agent was arrested by Detective Rich
in a Spring street saloon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
OPPONENTS OF WATER
RULE TO HAVE HEARING
Protests of Prominent Real Estate
Men Will Be Heard by


AT last citizens of Los Angeles who
object to pairing other peoples water
bills are to have hearing before the
council. When the petition, which was
signed by score of representative
real estate dealers. was presented to
the council yesterday morning it was
referred to the fire and water commit
tee instead of being sent to the board
of water commissioners, as has here
tofore been the custom.
x-Councilman Robert Todd is repre-
senting the petitioners as attorney and
promises to take the question into the
courts If a satisfactory settlement is
not obtained through the council.
According to the charter the water
commissioners must submit the rules
and regulations to the council before
putting them into effect. The records
of the city clerk show no record of the
rule which is under dispute and which
has caused so much dissatisfaction.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11

train has the right of way over every
thing, and the hundreds of employees
of the system are alert to see that no
harm befalls him. Therefore the poll
icy is of Glass A." the cheapest that
the company sells and costs the Santa
Fe just $40. If Scott gets his thumb
mashed or his eye bruised or his foot
stepped on that will be his look out,
and the railroad company will not
profit by it, but If he is injured to an
extent which makes 1t impossible for
him to continue his business, the pro-
fits of his beneficiary will amount to
$500, with 200 weeks as the limit
What Is His Business
When 1t came to telling what
Scott's business was the Santa Fe
claim agent had poser. The claim
agent proposed "spender," the insur-
ance man believed Capitalist" was bet
ter, and the word was written into the
SPACE on the policy, giving the bust
ness of the insured.
The policy becomes void at noon
wednesday. If Scott decides to take
another special train after he arrives
In Chicago, and 1t goes into the ditch,
resulting In the death of the American
Croesus before that time, 1t will still
be possible for the Santa Fe to add
the $4,000 to it's bank account
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
MUST BEAT PEACOCK SPECIAL
Santa Fe Train Made Record Run In
1900

Apropos of scott's mad dash across
the mountains to the Windy City is 3
comparison of records for the distance
made by Santa Fe specials over the
same route in the past.
The Peacock special is still fresh in
the minds of railroad men ana the
public generally This train was or
dered by A. r.. Peacock and party to
be run from Los Angeles to Chicago in
record-brealSing time in order that he
might be able to ATTEND meeting Of
the directors OF the Carnegie Steel and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
ACTRESS AND WARDROBE
EXCITE MUCH COMMENT
Miss IsobeI Evesson, BeIasco's Lead
ing Woman, Bedims death
Valley" Scott's Lustre

NdIICy EuSITe
death Valley" Scott had some of the
limelight shifted from his interesting
personality Sunday afternoon by the
arrival of Miss Isobel Evesson and her
numerous trunks from New York. She
comes to take leading role in the
Belasco stock company presentation
this week and is staying at the Lanker-
SHIN.
When her trunks were finally un-
loaded yesterday afternoon the polite
expressman approached the hotel cash
ier with bill for $1O5, excess charges
by the railroad company. The bill was
paid without explanations or any dis
play of unusual interest by the official
of the hotel, but the bell boys haven't
recovered their regular respiration up
to an early hour this morning.
Miss Evesson is we'll known to Los
Angeles theatergoers, and her fame,
added to her charming personality and
beauty, has won for her many friends
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Is In NEED OE MONEY

The board of education is short of
funds for the completion of the Poly
tochnic high school owing to the legal
tangle into which the bond issue has
led. Joseph Scott appeared before the
council yesterday morning on behalf Of
the board to ask that the city appro-
pirate $96ss.59 for the equipment Of the
school. 1t is understood that sum is
the balance now in the city treasury
which would be available for such pur-
pose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
SCOTT is HAPPY AS A LARK
Cowboys Private Train Welcomed by
Crowd at Las Vegas


Special to The Herald.
LAS VEGAS, N. M, July 10.-The
Scott special arrived here at 1880
o'clock this afternoon with Scott as
happy as lark. 1t left Albuquerque
at s:39 o'clock this morning and made
remarkable time the entire distance
Scott was notified here by an official
that the question had been taken UP
at headquarters and that 1t had been
decided that his train should be run
on schedule of forty-fve hours and
thirty-fve minutes for the entire dis
tance.
If this is carried out Scott will ar
rive in Chicago Tuesday at 1885
o'clock p. m. This is doing far better
than the officials at Los Angeles said
would be possible. The train stopped
here twelve minutes during which time
almost the entire population of the city
gathered at the station to see Mr..
Scott.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
TWO OIL PIPE LINE
FRANCHISES TO BE SOLD

The council instructed the city clerk
at yesterdays session to advertise for
sale two oil pipe line franchises, one
leading from the northwestern corner
of the city through the oil district to
Alameda and Alhapbra avenue. The
other system is to begin at this point
and run under various streets in the
manufacturing district. The action was
taken on petitions from the Amalga-
mated Oil company and the Westland
OIL company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11

Oldest engineers on the division, is In
charge.
The train left Dodge City at 9:31 and
reached Offerle, twenty eight miles
distant, in 231s minutes The 8 4-10
miles from Kinsley to Lewis was COW
cred in seven minutes. The train
covered the 101 miles from La Junta to
Syracuse in 1914 minutes. Engineer
Rossetter promises to beat the schedule
twenty minutes between Newton and
Emporia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
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tightly closed to keep out the police
that all circulation Of air had been cut
off as well.
Most of the lottery tickets had been
burned in a stove while the police were
trying to make their entrance. but a
sufficient number for evidence was
found secreted beneath the carpet and
table cover.
No evidence could be found against
the four white men who were in the
shop at the time Of the raid. and they
we're released. The two Chinese were
allowed to go on depositing 5000 cash
bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
SUES SANTA FE ROAD
FOR SOS, 900 DAMAGES

Twenty-Five thousand dollars dam
ages are asked by Mark e. Handle
from the Santa Fe Railroad company
for injuries alleged TO have been sus-
tanned in a wreck February 2, 1908,
Hamble suit was filed yesterday ia the
United States district court
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
COMMIT TWO PATIENTS
TO ASYLUM FOR INSANE

Mrs. Pauline Weiner, wife of Adam
Weiner of Troy. N. X, was committed
to Patton asylum by the insanity com
mission in Judge Yorks court yester-
day. During the past twelve years she
has given birth to sixteen children.
nine OF whom died. Paul Peters. a de-
mented sailor from San Diego. was also
ordered committed to Patton BY tho
commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
COLLIE BITES BOY WHO
PROTECTS MAIL CARRIER
Youth Shields Postman From Injury,
But ls Bitten by His
Own Dat

Roy Parker Of 2s4 North sIchel
street has come to the conclusion that
heroism is not all 1t might be.
Parker, lad Of Is years, was romp-
ing with his pet collie in the front yard
at his home yesterday afternoon when
the postman put in an appearance.
Parker caught the dog just as the
animal was about to bite the postman
and for his pains sustained a severe
laceration Of the hand, inflicted by the
dogs teeth. He was attended by DR..
Bonynge at the receiving hospital
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
So MILES IN 81 MINUTES
Record Breaking spurt Made Over
Kansas PralrIes

Special to The Herald
DODGE CITY, Kan, July 10.-Scott
tonight was speeding across Kansas at
more than mile a minute. The train
was thirty-five minutes late when 1t
pulled into Dodge City at 9:31 o'clock.
A sample of the speed which is being
maintained across the cyclone state was
furnished by the run from Dodge City
to Kinsley, distance of thirty-six
miles, which was covered in thirty-one
minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
SPECIAL EXPECTED IN CHI
CAG0 AT NOON TODAY
TERRIFIC PACE IN KANSAS
Train Runs Thlrtysslx Miles In Thirty
One Minutes, and Breaks All
Previous Records Of
Santa Fo

Special to The Herald.
4 CHICAGO, July 1o.--santa Fe
I officials announced tonight that
I they expect the Scott special
I train to arrive In Chicago Tues
4 day, at 12:35 p. m. This will be
I as hours and 35 minutes from the
4 time Of starting and will break
I all previous records. Officials say
1 they would not be surprised II
/ the run Is completed In as hours
I flat
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
COUNCIL ORGANIZES AS
BOARD or EQUALIZATION

The council organized as board of
equalization yesterday and immediate
ly adjourned to meet again this morn-
ing, at which time all those desiring to
make objections to assessments win be
heard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
TRAIN RUNS ON TIME

Officials at Pueblo, Colo, Say Special
Is on Time
BY Associated Press.
PUEBLO, Colo, July 1O.--santa Fe
officials here report the special train
carrying Walter Scott from Los An
seles to Chicago as running on the
schedule arranged for 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-11
DUE IN CHICAGO AT NOON

OHIcIaI at Iopeka FTeuIctS HcTHdTK"
able Run
By Associated Press.
Topeka, Kan, July 10.-"At the
present rate of the Death Valley flyer,
said w. ]. Black. Santa Fe passenger
agent, "the train will reach Chicago
at noon Tuesday.
IF the run from Las Vegas to Chi
cago is made in the same proportion
as from Los Angeles to Las Vegas this
run will be hours ahead Of any pre-
vious record from the west to Chi
cago.