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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
CASTILIANS CELEBRATE
CONQUEST OF GRANADA
Society of Our Lady of Covadonga
Commentaries Span's Great
NictnrN

The Society of Our Lady of Cova-
donga gave a velada literaria ana
merienda last evening in the histori-
cal hall of the Church of Our Lady
of Angels in honor of the anniversary
of the conquest of Granada. The rooms,
with their interesting relics of pueblo
days, presented a pretty appearance,
being decorated with Spanish and
American flags, carnations and ever
greens. The rooms were lighted by
old-fashioned candelebra and candles.
Covers were laid for seventy-two per-
sons the tables being elaborately dec
GRATED in the prevailing color scheme.
The menu was composed of typical
Spanish dishes of the old regime.
Rev. j. Caballeria, pastor of the
church, made an address, saying in
part:
There is nothing that gives me so
much pleasure as to see this gathering
of people, who have the same ideals
The sacrifices of our religion imposes
much upon us. For our country we
have noble sentiments of patriotism,
with the desire to strengthen the re E.
lations between America and the
Spanish world"
An interesting program was rem
dered, entirely in Spanish. One feature
of the evening was the reception of
Miss Reynolds, a prominent young
American girl of Los Angeles, as the
first honorary member of the society.
Miss Reynolds is an accomplished
Spanish scholar. She read a paper last
evening on the Spanish language.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
WINKS BREAK UP HOME
Wife Accuses Spouse of Making Love
to Another Woman

Because her husband winked at a
young woman named Eva" Mrs. Ollie
d. Hill was released from her life'J
contract with James D. Hill, on the
grounds of desertion and failure to
provide.
Mrs. Hill says her husband informed
her he was about to take a long jour
ney in search of work.
Mrs. Hill congratulated her spouse
upon his worthy plan, never dreaming
that he was in the north making love.
All changed, however, in the Hill
home at Chatworth Park when she re-
ceived a letter from her spouse saying:
You will never see me again.
Soon after having received the note
Mrs. Hill proceeded to investigate,
whereupon Hill became morose and
said to his wife in a letter:
Don't trouble mel have troubles of
my own"
Mrs. Hill says her husband winked
so hard and fast in the presence of
Eva" that the girl fell in love with
him and in order to prove her devo-
ton offered to commit suicide.
All of this was communicated to Mrs.
Hill by letter and yesterday she put in
plea for freedom.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
LOVES ART MORE
THAN HUSBAND
LOUIS B. C0LLETTE SUES WIFE
FOR DIVORCE
Says That He Gave Her a Musical
Education and Now She Has
Ceased to Love
Him

To have his spouse educated against
him by means Of his own generosity
is the fate bemoaned by Louis d. Col
lette, formerly a druggist Of East Los
Angeles, and yesterday he asked Judge
York In the superior court to free him
from the marriage existing between
himself and Mrs. Catherine Collette.
widely known as a singer.
Collette, through his attorney, Judge
James, filed suit for a divorce several
months ago, and in the meantime Mrs.
Collette has interposed no objection to
the legal action taken by her spouse.
According to Collettes story 1t ap-
gears his wife Is so engrossed in her
study Of music that she has forgotten
to love her husband, and she even now.
it is asserted, declares herself to be
opposed to men generally.
Mrs. Collette failed to put in an ap-
pearance yesterday.
Collette says his wife told him that
If she lived with any man she woulJ
live with Collette, but that was out OF
the question, for she had scratched the
name "man" from her vocabulary.
1t was hard blow for Collette, how
ever, for he says he sent his wife 10
Europe to study music.
In her own mind Mrs. Colette con-
cluded that she must decide between
music and husband. The husband lost.
Mrs. Collette is well known in South
ern California. she is not only rich in
family name, but is reputed to be
wealthy.
Each Sunday Mrs. Collette sings in a
Pasadena church.
Judge York couldn't understand how
woman could leave her husband,
even for her art, and the case was
taken under advisement.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
MAY FIND ROOM FOR
THREE NEW COURTS

The absorbing topic of the day in
legal circles is the location of the three
additional departments of the superior
court, which were authorized recently
by an act of the legislature.
The establishment of the new courts
in rented buildings, as suggested by a
number of attorneys several days ago,
meets with little, if any, favor among
members of the Los Angeles bar asso-
citation, and the judges of the superior
court, district attorney, county clerk,
sheriff and other officers yesterday de-
clared that the courts should be To-
Gated under the roof of the county
court house.
The district attorney says he will
give up his office on the fourth floor
of the court house in order to make
way for the new court rooms.
1t is also suggested that the offices
of the county superintendent of schools
and the county surveyor be moved to
other quarters.
Then again, it is suggested that the
township courts be moved to another
building in close proximity to the court
house.
Judge Allen insists that departments
five and six should be remodeled, in
which event two court rooms could
easily be added to the third floor quota
of courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
SAYS HE THREATENED HER LIFE
Wife Objects to Being Hurled Through
Window

Rather than to be thrown out of the
third story window at a. m. by her
husband, Mrs. Lulu E. Baker deserted
him, and yesterday she was granted II
divorce in Judge Trask's court on the
ground of cruelty.
Mrs. Baker owned some valuable
property at Bakersfield and when her
husbands funds became low, it is a.:
laged, he urged his wife to sign away
her rights in the property.
Upon the advice of her counsel Mrs.
Baker objected to the demands of her
husband.
According to Mrs. Bakers story he
threatened to kill her by throwing her
out of the third story window.
This conduct on the part of her hus-
band grated upon her nerves and she
Indignantly said to her husband, "Too
much sir, is enough" and with this sha
left him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
BURGLARS PRESENCE is
DISCOVERED BY BOY
Robber Succeeds in Escaping After
the Man of the House Is
Aroused

A burglar entered the rssidentce of
A. M. Thatcher, 1923 Lakeshore avenue,
early Thursday morning and secured
$9S from a purse before being fright
ened away by the owner.
The robbery occurred shortly after
midnight and to the fact that Mr..
Thatcher's twelve-year-old son sleeps
lightly the father probably owes the
safety of the contents of the home.
The boy was awakened by slight
noise in his room. He listened and
thought that he could distinguish the
sound of some one breathing and he
called softly, Papa, is that you?''
There was no answer and the boy
shouted to his father and mother who
occupied an adjoining room: Papa,
have you or mama been in my room?"
The father became suspicious and went
to the boys room.
AS he entered, man dashed past
him and ran down the front steps
and out the door. The purse with the
$3S was the only article missing, al
though a quantity of clothing had been
prepared for removal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
POLICE START CRUSADE
AGAINST RESORTS OF VICE
Many Are Arrested and only One
Able to Furnish Amount Of
Bail Demanded

As result of the first steps I'm a
crusade inaugurated by the police
against houses of i'll repute and against
the persons who live from the revenue
thus derived, twenty.six men and
women appeared in Justice Chambers
court yesterday morning and answered
to the charge Of vagrancy. Two Of
the men and two women pleaded guilty
but the others demanded jury trials.
The trials we're set for the latter part
Of April and the bail in each case was
fixed at $780, Heretofore the bail has
been fixed at only $50 and as q result
the bail was generally forfeited and
the accused failed to appear to face
the charge. Although several repre-
sentatives Of the red light district APP
peared with money, to go on the bonds
Of the accused, they had not reckoned
upon the new order of the court and
only one man was able to secure funds
in sufficient amount to obtain his re-
lease.
The police are holding as evidence
a sack Of opium pipes which were
taken from the rooms in which the
men and women were arrested.
More arrests are expected and the
men of the class wanted are said to
be departing from the city. Late yes
terday afternoon May Davenport, the
keeper of the Arlington house, was ar
4 q -.
orderly house and taken to jail. She
was released on bail.
The chief of police said yesterday
that all men and women of this class
are to be prosecuted to the full extent
influence brought to bear in their
favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PARTY
National Committeeman Says Democ-
racy Will Flourish

I'm two years perhaps 1 can give
more definitely the plans of the Demo-
cratic party, but just at this time
Teddy has the boards and it is better
do all that he has promised u.s." This
is the way Roger c. Sullivan of Chi
cago, Democratic national committee
man for Illinois, now stopping at the
Angelus hotel, answered a question
as to his views on what the future
holds in store for Democracy.
With Mr.. Sullivan are John P. Hop
kins, once mayor of Chicago, and John
Mccarthy The three make up trio
of prominent Illinois politicians spend
ing their winter in the west. For the
past two weeks they have been tour
ing Mexico and after several weeks
stay in Los Angeles they will go on to
San Francisco.
Il do not have any fear for the fu-
ture of the party" continued Mr.. Sui
livan. "There are some big questions
to be handled and II will take time in
which to do it.
"Now, in Chicago things are popping.
Mayor Carter H. Harrison has given
out a statement that he will not be a
candidate for reelection and the way
il looks now, the Democratic candidate
will be Edward F. Dunno. The Re-
publicans are going to put up John M.
Harlan, who was an Independent can
didate against Mr.. Harrison the first
time he ran for the office of mayor.
'Tn the last twenty-six years the Re-
publicans have only put UP three can
didates who were successful aspirants
for the mayoralty seat, so from the past
record / think the Democrats will win
this time"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
GAS TRUST NOW HAS RIVAL
Independent Company Ready to Lay
Mains

The Indepndent Gas company has
announces that 1t will open downtown
offices in a short time. In connection
with the offices a store, supplied with
a great variety of gas consuming appli-
ances. will be fitted up.
The company makes the statement
that all distractions, legal and other
wise, have been removed and that it
now proposes to begin the systematic
and extensive laying Of gas mains to
all parts of the city.
An officer of the company said yes
terday; 1--WE propose to give the citi-
zens of Los Angeles such a quality of
gas and service as cannot possibly be
obtained from any other source. con-
trolling as we do patent appliances and
methods of gas delivery, as well as the
most superior process Of manufactur-
ing gas and solid smokeless fuel"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
RUNAWAY CAUSES PANIC
IN BUSINESS DISTRICT
Lives Of Pedestrians Endangered by
the Wild Flight Of Buck
IND Bronco


A bucking bronco, with delivery
wagon attached, descended upon the
business section of Los Angeles yester-
day morning shortly before noon and
caused a general panic among car
riages, automobiles and bicycles. while
pedestrians deserted the streets and
turned over the business district to the
frisky animal.
The horse and wagon belonged tC
the Crescent Cream company, and ir
its wild flight the animal carried a ten
pound iron weight attached to the bit
West Second and Hill streets, narrow.
ly missing an express team which was
passing south on Broadway.
The animal continued east on Second
street to South Spring street. At the
corner a southbound car had stopped
and a number of women were alight-
ing. The animal dashed straight
toward the car and the women fled in
panic. Instead of dashing into the car
the bronco reared on it's hind legs
and turned south on Spring, swinging
semi-circle and narrowly escaping
several pedestrians.
AS the horse recovered from the turn
and stretched out for a long run on
South Spring, young man dashed
from the crowd. eand without even
dropping an umbrella which he carried
in his hand, he reached out and jerked
the animal from it's feet.
The young man gave his name as
]. G. Slater and turned the horse and
wagon over to the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03

Aged Pioneer Lost in Recent Storm
BY Associated Press.
EUREKA, Cal, Feb. 2.-Grave fear:
are entertained for the safety of j. II
Seely. a pioneer of Humboldt county
He has been missing since December
"a. He was seen that day at CARRIER
Vile, where he purchased provisions
and left for his home, some miles dis
tant. It is feared that he wandered of
and perished in the storm which pre-
vailed and his body has been devouree
by wild animals. The missing man was
rs years old and highly connected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Newspaper Man Drowned
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 2.-The body
of Horace Briggs. at one time president
of the Empire club and a well-known
newspaper man of this city, has been
found in the San Joaquin river. near
Sherman island. Briggs, who had been
missing since January 3, is supposed
to have met with an accident on a
hunting trip, as the skiff in which he
was last seen was found empty and
adrift on the river, The deceased was
a native of San Francisco, so years OF
age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
INTERPRETATIONS

Western Fish and Oyster company.
Directors: A. II. Seebold. Laura See
bold, Theodore w. Hill, ]. f. Burns
and William Faber Capital stock
s25,OOO paid in $1O,O5O.
The Mechanics club. Directors: c.
j. schott. Charles Monroe, Barney
Henderson, N. SALVATORE and G. Sarina
of Los Angeles. No capital stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Heavy Postal Business
Fire in ship Building Plant

ny AhsocliteG PreSs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 2-Flre
today in the chart department of
Cramps ship building plant destroyed
valuable blue prints, models and
charts. Work on the battleships Idaho
and Mississippi and the armored
cruiser Tennessee. the plans for which
were destroyed. will not be seriously
impeded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
The Lands OF rabies.

The Grand Canyon country is the hugest and
most varied and instructive example on earth
OF erosion.
II Is the Mesa countryside land OF tables
Nowhere else on the footstool is there such
an example OF deep-gnawing water Or OF water
high.carYin with thin lava tabecloths on
tables 100 feet high.
See Il on the Santa Fe excursions, February
18th and 22nd, to Grand Canyon S25 90 round
trip from Southern California and $50 90 from
north OF Bakersfield. Fun information at Santa
Fe Offices
p s.-New hotel lei Tovar' Is onaa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03

leading woman's part, was the life of
the farce, and Mowatt Mitchell as Don
Darlington was enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
The class sang number of songs, all
written by the members. The wish
We Were the Faculty" song was a
great success.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

A big mass meeting to discuss race
track gambling will be held in Temple
auditorium Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary 4, at o'clock. Prominent speak
ers have been secured for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
earthquake in Central Asia

BY Associated Press
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-Two Sc
we're earthquake shocks were felt at
1915 this morning at Andijan, prov
lnce OF Ferghana, Central Asia
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Sue for Decree

Divorce proceedings were filed in the
superior court yesterday by Mrs. Ella
G. Magoon against her husband, Ora
C. Magoon, and Mrs. Maud Bettmer
against her husband, Louis Bettmer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS

MASON OPERA HOUsE--"Mother Goose.
RELASCO-"Are You Mason?"
BURBANK-"Held by the Enemy"
GRAND-Black Patti Troubadours.
ORPHEUM--Naudeville
CASINO-Vaudeville.
BROADWAY--Vaudevi
CHUTEs--Ellery's Band. Zoo.
ASCOT PARK-Races.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Cured of a stomnch Tronble

Henry l.. Shattuck of Shellsburg,
Iowa. was cured of a stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets He had
previously tried many other remedies
and a number of physicians without
any permanent relief.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald viii pay $40 In cash TO any one
furnishing evidence that win lead to the arrest
and conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises OF
cur patrons.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
To PREYENT TME aRIP

Laxative Bromo Quinine. the world Wide Cold
and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call
for the fun name and look for signature OF
V. w. Grove. 25o.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
THE HERALD.

Strangers ere invited to visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber of Com
merce building IN Broadway, between First
and Second ctreets where free Information
viii be given on all subjects pertaining to
this section
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03

TO sUBsCRtBERs-1f any subscriber who
nay fell to receive The Herald on any morn
ing delivery will notify the business office BY
telephone he will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day BY special messenger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
PRESENT CLASS PLAY
Clever Entertainment by Members Of
Senior at the Grand op-
era House
Rip--rap-rive-
1851
Chick-chlck,
Kinl--kinic,
Ki-yt-yil

The auditorium of the Grand opera
house was bright with gay colors and
waving pennants yesterday afternoon
in honor of senior b class of the Los
Angeles high school, which presented
a clever farce written by two of its
members, Miss Leslie Stose and
Mowatt Mitchell
The play was called "A Catalina
Complication" and was burlesque
on several Of the members of the Sc
nior A class. The students who took
part in 1t went through with their
lines In manner almost professional
and showed the results of careful drill
Miss Leslie stose, who played the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Present Your Photograph Coupons Before
February

All readers OF the Los Angeles Her
aid holding photograph coupons are
ceau's Studio 227 South Spring street.
before February 7, as the coupons will
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
The AngeIus Holel arllI

The select dining place Of the eity, L0olnls
Brothers. proprletora
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Banquet for Flint

Members of the Society of the Co
lonial Wars and of the Sons Of the
Revolution will tender Senator-elect
Flint a banquet Saturday evening,
February 1S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Buralars Secure Puree

Mrs Leroy Holt of 1902 South Union
avenue notified the police last evening
that while she was out in the back
yard just before dark someone entered
her home and took purse containing
s25 from bureau drawer.
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