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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
S. P. OFFICIALS WIN WAGER
Succeed In Landing Oranges From
Palermo In Chicago Before
Thanksgiving Day
Special to The Herald.

CHICAGO, Nov 29.-The traffic Of
ficials of the Southern Pacific have
won wager of $1,000 by landing car
load OF oranges from the Palermo dis
trlct of California in Chicago In time
to be eaten on Thanksgiving day The
carload was shipped about one week
\ago and was received in Chicago Tues
day night in good condition.
A similar effort was made last year
which failed and the traffic men lost
their wager This year the Palermo
oranges ripened few days earlier and
the Southern Pacific and other Harri-
man lines quickly put together car
load and started them Chicagoward on
passePN train schedule.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
FRANCE IS NOT ALARMED
tag Received Calmly in Of
fcial Circles
By Associated Press.

I ~.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-Emperor William S
illusions to France in the speech from
the throne at the opening of the reichs-
tag yesterday were received calmly
in official circles here, which the view
prevails that his language has no Sc
rious significance, but is the natural
result of the governments appealing
to the reichstag for large military sup
plies. The most serious OF the news
papers adopt the government view,
but the sensational press asserts that
this is another menace similar to the
emperor's speech at Tangier. The
semi-official Temps, while minimizing
the seriousness of the speech says:
1T amounts to an imperial decara-
ton that Germany's relations with
certain powers are not amicable these
powers evidently being France and
Great Britain"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
IN FEAR OF ASSASSINATION
Duchess of Aosta Thinks Man
Intended to Throw Stone
at Her
BY Associated Press.

NAPLES, Nov. 29.-Great excitement
was caused here today by an alleged
attempt against the life of the duch-
ess of Aosta, who is very popular.
While the duchess was entering the
royal palace at Capodimonte in an au-
tomobile man about 40 years old
picked up stone, intending apparent
ly to throw it at the duchess, but was
prevented by policeman who arrested
him.
The man, who has not yet been
identified, asserts that he did not in
tend to throw the stone, but picked
it up to clear a way for the passage
of the automobile.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Appointed Minister to Cuba
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Edwin V
Morgan, at present American minister
to Korea, has been appointed American
minister to Cuba to succeed Minister
Squires. whose resignation has been re-
ceived and accepted. Mr.. Squires' re-
tirement is based upon some i'll feeling
hich has arisen in Cuba over his atti-
tude toward the general propositions OF
annexation and the Isle of Pines,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
screamed.
HOLLYWOOD CAR JUMPS TRACK
Traffic Delayed Nearly Two Hours BY
Accident

A freight car on the Los Angeles-Pa-
cific railroad jumped the track just east
Of Ivanhoe junction on the HOLLYWOOD
Colegrove line shortly after o'clock
last night, and so thoroughly demoral-
lied traffic that 1t was some hours be-
fore a semblance of service was re-
sumed.
The car, in Jumping the rails, blocked
both tracks and thus prevented traffic
either way. No one was hurt, but ex-
asperating delays wounded many tenn
pers. Soft track was the cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
ST. Paul Leases Tracks Into Portland

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 29.-The Ore
gonian tomorrow will say:
"The Northern Pacific-Great North
ern road down the north bank of the
Columbia river will be double tracked
from Wallula. Wash, to Portland, and
the Chicago, Milwaukee G. st. Paul will
have trackage rights over the line. thus
securing for the latter road an en-
trance into Portland.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
RENoUNCEs TARIFF COMPACT
Germany Wlthdraws From Reciprocity
Clause Under Dlngley
Act
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov 29.-The Ger
man government today, through its
embassy here, formally renounced to
the state department the agreement of
July 10, 1900, drawn under section OF
the Dingley act which regulates the
admission Of certain German products
to the United States in return for mimi
mum tariff rates on American products,
The agreement will expire March 1
next.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
SENATOR is FINED $1,000
Supreme Court of Colorado Holds
Newspaper Publisher for
Contempt
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Nov. 29.-The supreme
court today held United States Senator
Thomas Patterson to be in contempt of
court for printing certain cartoons and
editorials in his two newspapers and
fined him $1,000, directing that he be
committed to jail until the fine is paid.
Subsequently the court ordered stay
of execution for sixty days, pending an
appeal by Senator Patterson to the
supreme court Of the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
ITO DELAYS HIS DEPARTURE
Plenary to Remain and Ex-
plain Situation
BY Associated Press,

SEOUL, Nov. 29.-Upon the request
of the emperor of Korea, Marquis Ito
postponed his departure for several
hours and interv iewed the cabinet
ministers. Marquis Ito in the audience
explained the future program of Japan
concerning Korea.
When the marquis was about to de-
rart the emperor begged his assistance
in improving the condition of Korea.
The marquis promised to return as the
emperor's personal adviser.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
WOMAN CLINGs TO HOPE
Mrs, Rogers, Under Sentence of Death,
Encourages Lawyers to Further
Effort
BY Associa ted Press.

BY Ass0cIat TED FfeSS.
WINDSOR, VT, November 29.-De-
spite the fact that the United States
supreme court had decided not to in
terfere in the case of Mary M. Rogers,
under sentence of death for the murder
of her husband, another effort to effect
stay of execution will be made. The
execution is set for Friday, December 8.
Her attorney told Mrs. Rogers that
he had in mind another plan which
might prolong her life, after all hope in
that direction had to be abandoned.
Mrs. Rogers said: while thera is life
there is hope" She added: "I'n take
the chance you suggest"
Her attorney, Mr.. Flynn, declined to
state in what manner he would pro-
ceed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
SHIPS GOLD TO MEXICO
New York Sends Nearly Two Million
Price of Silver Still
RiSinu
By Associated Press

by ASSUUldltU T0IU5S
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-It was defin-
itely learned today that the $750,000 in
gold engaged for export yesterday was
shipped to Mexico direct. Besides this
amount, arrangements were made for
the export of $1,000,0O0 additional.
The gold goes because of the high
price at which silver is selling, and the
bankers today regard that the situation
has reached point where gold exports
to Mexico were profitable on an ordin-
ary exchange basis.
Silver sold today at 65%c. This is
the highest price since December, 1896.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Collins Seeks His Liberty

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga jury
was secured today to try Attorney
George ID. Collins on charge of per-
jury and the trial began this afternoon.
Judge Lennon refused the request Of
Collins that he be allowed his liberty
during the progress OF the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
China VIII Form Third Fleet
3y Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Shanghai
says it is decided, in addition to Pei
Nan Yang Shung, to form third
squadron, which will be composed of
two battleships and number of gun
boats and torpedo boats aud destroy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
shinsIe Mills Agree to Close

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 29-At a
meeting of the state shingle manufac-
turers yesterday it was announced that
80 per cent of the mills in the state
had agreed to close down for sixty days
and the shutdown will take effect De-
cember /. The curtailment which the
agreement provides for will aggre-
gate about 5000 cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Refuudlns Scheme Is Success
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-secretary
Shaws offer to receive and 4 per
cent bonds, issued on September 2S
for refunding into 2s, expired today
The amount received up TO the hour OF
closing. the department was $50, 416. 900,
of which $50, 425. 400 were As and $12, ,991,
500 Ss Secretary Shaw says he is well
pleased with the result OF his offer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
HEAP CURSES ON CHARITY
London's Unemployed Jeer Daughter
Of the British
kinu
n Asanclaied Preea-


employed men mustered in strong force
around the church army tents off the
strand today and jeered and hooted the
Princess Louise, duchess of Fife, eldest
daughter of King Edward who per-
formed the ceremony of defeating the
tents which were presented by the king
and endowed with $4,000 from Queen
AleXandras fund to house and feed
great numbers of the unemployed, who
are to chop wood for their relief
Shouts Of religious sweater" and
"curse their charity" greeted the prin-
cess and the crowd became SO bois-
ferrous that a large number of police
had to be summoned to disperse them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Want Street Railway Franchise
Ey Associa ted Press

aJy AS0OCId VeU I uoo
SAN JOSE, Nov. 29.-The purchasers
of the San Jose and Santa Clara Elec-
tric road will apply Monday next to
the city council for franchise to build
a branch road out Fourteenth street
through the rich Berryessa district to
connect with the present line into
Alum Rock park at the mouth of the
canyon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
PART I
/ in battle.

PART ]
1-Squadron in battle.
2-Many perish in shipwreeks.
3-Ali Los Angeles will give thanks.
4-EditoriaI.
5-city news.
6-Sports.
7-Markets.
8-Teams ready for gridron battle.
PART u
1--u. S. C. faculty downs football.
e-Southern California news.
3-4-C lassified advertisements.
5-Public advertising.
6-Forced to walk; seeks divorce.
EASTERN
Richard A. McCurdy resigns as presl-
dent of Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany.
Interstate commerce commission rec
ommends sweeping change in law.
Wants control Of railway terminals,
elevators and rolling stock.
st. Louis judge imposes fine and sem
tences Senator Burton of Kansas to six
months in jail.
FOREIGN
Mutineers on Russian warship at Sc
bastopol fight battle with shore forts.
Hawaiian sugar plantation owners
try to get several hundred Russian
colonists to remove from Los Angeles,
Sultan of Turkey fears internal up
rising. Shows signs of yielding to de-
mand OF powers.
COAST
Fire destroys valuable patterns at
plant of Union Iron works, San Fran
cisco.
Dynamite explosion wrecks building
in San Francisco.
Colorado river goes on wild ram
page. Threatens to overflow town OF
Yuma.
LOCAL
u. s. @. faculty will abolish football.
Four persons hurt in street car col
lision. one woman may die.
Husband charges wife with habitual
intoxication and Is granted divorce
Mrs. 10. II Crandali appears before in
sanity commission and demands trial
by jury.
Wife of jealous husband is granted
divorce after having charged him with
having made her walk eighty-two
blocks a day,
Police surgeons lose their trousers
Forecaster predicts wet weather for
Thanksgiving,
Los Angeles today will give thanks
New car lines will give Boyle Heights
fine electric system.
Barefoot burglar escapes from twenty
policemen.
Cupid works overtime; forty-nlne
marriage licenses granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Find Wealthy Mine Operators Body
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-The body OF
John N. Tisdale, a wealthy mining
operator who disappeared from the Ho-
tel Seville on November s, was found
today In the Harlem river. On the body
were found a gold watch with the in
itials -. N. r." and about $40 in
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Rockefeller Given a Respite
by Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The taking
of testimony in the case of the state
of Missouri against the Standard OH
company, which was set for December,
has been postponed until January ..
This is the case in which subpoenaes
were issued for John D. Rockefeller
and others to appear and give testi-
monY in New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
insurgents Rise in Cuban Province

BY AssOVIdNVU EVo9'
HAVANA. Nov. 29.-General Nunez,
governor of Havana province. has gone
to Alquizar TO investigate the insur-
rectionary tendencies said to prevail
there. 1t is reported that he win re-
move several Of the local police au-
thorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
Freight Handlers Lose Strike
d, A..oalafa ted Praaa
IA Aasoclated Press

ST. JOHNS, N. b., Nov. ga strike
of several hundred marine freight
handlers which has been in progress
here for week or two was declared OFF
last night, the union having decided to
withdraw it's request for an increase of
wages.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
FOUR HURT IN
STREET CAR CRASH
ONE WOMAN MAY DIE FROM
INJURIES
Grand Avenue and Eastlake Park
Coaches Collide-Passengers
Hurled From Seats by
Impact
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS

I Collision between Grand avenue
I and EastIake park cars at Maud
4 Junction. Four persons hurt, one
q perhaps fatally.
I Collision at Ninth and Main
I streets between San Pedro and
I Long Beach cars. No one hurt.
I Freight car on the Los Angeles
|. Pacific jumps the track at IVanhoe
/ Junction.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30

Commander Surrenders
After an engagement lasting two and
a half hours, with Otchakoff riddled
and on fire and the cruiser Dniepei
Continued ON Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
French ship Posted as Missing
By AssocIated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The French ship
Lafayette. Capt. Boju, from New York
February "a for Saigon and Hongkong,
was posted at Lloyds today as missing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-30
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy
Thursday; probably showers;
fresh south winds. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yes
terday, 81 degrees; minimum, 90
degrees.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
PRESERVING THE IDEAL

My dears. don't wish to destroy Illusions but must
tell you that probably that friend exist You
may build her out of Your Imagination and endow some
commonplace person with all noble beautiful quail
ties but they likely be only in your fancy That
would make very little difference IL you could always
mold the fancy When believe that friend comes
up TO your ideal of her. almost well off as f
she actually did It. That Is unless you are awakened
from your dream II that time comes you likely to
THINK in the first bitterness that there such thing
as satisfying friendship in the world and until YOU
have had other and happier experiences you right
you may be morbid miserable.
What would plead for is that appreciate the fart
that IL Is better and safer to have friendships
than one of the absorbing variety 1t Is asking little
TOO much or life that should your actual CONN.,
terpar In friend and 1t would be good for Won n
you did Make up your mind that you will find one helm
fui grace In friend in another There 10 +ba
frend with whom you love to listen music You know
that you and she feel 1t alike she can give
PROOF such comprehension which by your
ing her hand reaching out for yours as the same
oence moves you to touch of sympathy. But she "a
not the girl with whom you have the merrest time.
tooogganing or skating wheeling or PLAYING tenni.
That Is some one else who is the company IN tb
world Tor your jolly hours, but your pensiva W.
mens One girl you love to go church with bec1uea
In what you hear and feel you know she is
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Mrs HerriCk Talks to Her Girls About Their Ideals and
Warns Them of Some of the Pits Into Which
Youths Impetuosity May Lead Them

OF friend is not mne"7 Try to remember this girls
In friendships Be in expressions OF
love and esteem talk freely the subjects that inter-
est you most nearly. but don't tell family affairs and
don't give condolences until you very that the
friend who has, persuaded. many good and
charming qualities. also the crowning grace
Of discretion. Even If she has not mean
you cannot be friends. but only that you keep
guard on your tongue when with her concerning mat
tiers you do not wish to have repeated.
So much for that side OF friendship Another word
L wish to speak about expecting too In your
friends.
When we begin lives girls and make
relationships outside of the home circle usually
an Ideal CT what Emmy Lou would call "a intimate
friend In that friend shall compact all noble
and beautiful qualities We not demand that she
shall be good to look at for love is great beaue
by the time we come to the point where give af-
lection we usually bestow good looks also and
friend through the glasses She
VIII be charming In at least. But we know
that this ideal friend understandable word which
covers so muchi She will know how about this
indehnable thing She will know why are depressed
or unhappy. She will share enthusiasms for this
book or that picture piece of music. She will be the
right one to have fun with and to be with to
accompany to vaudeville church; to enjoy an
evening OF joity afternoon in the some
wonderful landscape. We shall to her with
out finding ready sympathy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

% LOT months and months
Oeeause We done something
Dear may my heart HerriclS
70 cry. so II Is Yet OF
criea month once That years haven't
a since ABOUT nursing. II nurse,
ns 70 hinder 1t only takes grit
tnon sense The rules in the hospital differ.
ree years course Small first. but gradually
Seasi.s after the three You
ann onee years. And glorious But
my Enawt Is All right you win make
yes KIN & ana they learning it, One little boy
ma; you nave glorious opening Ten dollars
Ispnan or two in that home only Of
trouble and sickness
t ttO~ 90 you know how long life will be? a
1 would like to help r. ]. Say, like La
20, love- ado
you or any other OF Mrs. Herricks need S'
in he cities
nsase position for February
i0r the spring work to village town. good
A NJ L. Zone OF tho girs
have kept "a NJ LIS" address, and will be happy
to forward letters that for her in mped
envelopes. Write to her. girls. She'll help you'll
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
A Mother Heard From
Dear Mrs. Hcrrick:

NJ
l a o girl but girl thu heart \
sead the page devoted TO girls like the who
ness here. as have big boy girl I
I ali
o 10 YOU too
a OF dear
Mrs. Herrick. helDt
dear innocent girls Ny heart especially
also Iead her letter some time ago IN the girls The
or household her shoulders. quite willing 10
the opinion The is
older girls
things pleasant for them.
o that
share her responsibility and take few light
tighten hers "a '"e"
may do hat a
to
yOurseH ui5 sI.ts MRS. A. r.
DOES do me good TO know that I have the syrn-
pathy and good wishes OF warn-hearted and kindly
the writer OF this sstter. | thank her for
having written and glad to print the good advice
She gives the little mother" 1 hope the Younger
sisters Will read it. too and that may move them to
take up their share of the burden
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19


Mary employed mill. and Is Just the
enjoy nfbbng during working hours; She
could sell nv ten cents worth giving about ten for nickel
very Inexpensive and VIII bring nice Get good fresh
Curing the ready for Mary when she
from obtainable, the
corn sheled packages this
well and a bowl. and
stantly IN order mix we'll the hands
a
and sell for
MARY win find she make quite little by doing this
enough enable hire In the
TO hsp keep the house in order or to for the washing
years ago there lived in philadelphia by the OF
edy stomach trouble tell IL this is still
market where purchased7 anxious
locate IL still existence Thanking
B. c.
p. s-The wild peach a put up packages
and intended be chewed.
This letter is helpful and suggestive. ought
put idea that be worked into the minds a
number of persons. hope MARY Will be grateful
''B. the thoughtfunesS that prompted
The writing of this letter 1t is piece of kindness and
fricndllness that appreciate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
A Girls Letter to NV Girls

Gris Mrs Hek's letter. which says Cauno,
girls write and by
girls made
much. know help only too eaS
10 80
hat a purpose Foree+ ,--,-
SELF Play died and were buried deep from
old shell resurrected self
at Il Just the same only find some
do can and ss
Ter 80
build air castles the bigger Then tumble
them will out OF
ana SKY thSL
is that N ia
a I had 49, :
u SO we had make another ourselves
Soneo OF The
little big The big cothe
holidays
milk buy and skim milk and pumpkin piles
neghbors. And girls I'm happyi Well? WON'T
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

my girls to feel that they another It
not necessary In order guard to take II
for granted that is untrustworthy until the
contrary has been proved. But just think little. IL
you are honest with yourself viii know that
have been bit indiscree telling friend this
or th2t piece Of which would better
have been kept back Can you expect her to be more
discreet than you have been yourself? Or. II she has
told you some little thing about another friend. do
think she will rise above temptation giving that
friend some word about that you would rather have
kept back? not seem quite nice to quote the
proyerb "A dog that will fetch bone will one
put the saying has lot OF human nature in It. The
son VINO brings you story about friend relative
Is likely to take back story with the person
whom she came.
do you reconect saying. "All I have to my
nfe shall be given unto her whom oye-but the secret
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

a few things to ourselves. But the matter Is
when tell family matters and the private affairs OF
friends
Don't be angry. girls! I not blaming you for It
/ did IL myself II Is because remember well the
into which managed get through that
readiness to confde that 1 moved {, speak do
now. Looking back. that outpourings
showed certain amount generosity and confidence
that the friend to whom revealed myself as
straightforward and single-mnded myself. not
the small mean girl who gives her condolences rule
1t is the who would give everything
WELL IL she thought It would be OF any service. And
those are the girls who have to suffer often for their
generosity II II a crime.
This Is not easy to put into the right words. For
would not love girl, afraid, II were of the
cold calculating who weighed gave
and kept strict debit and credit don't want
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

duct from the minds ofthe others who were present
IL always 1rritates intensely when hear girls
they are sensitive CT the worst forms o..
ness and vanity 1t simply that girl Is absorbed
IA herself and has of her own Importance which
leads her TO fancy and Sights II
you must show yourself friendly don't mean merely
py inviting girls about with and
attention but by putting aside the thought OF
oll ana tne renecon as 10 now tnis or THAT VIII
fect you Don't wonder IL the girls like you! See In
stead, IL cannot something make them happy
BE interested in them kindly them. Don't be hurt
easily or show that sensitive Look upon your
sensitiveness as disgrace and live IL down. very
giad you wrote to me, and do not mean to scold.
cherish the demon OF sensitfveness
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Longs to be a Missionary


have read young girls and
You Tor BIT myself only very young
hard My mot
works every My and
Oldest.
rant to do
to the
ms Would
~" Ai'S"a VIM
You are pretty young to make a choice of a nfework
anu II would be well for % wait a whi Fead
about missionary work-its trials and hardships as well
as s sloiies-and wait until 20 our
sen iou may change your mind before then 1t looks
owed mother. ~ ~ 'oN' WIZ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
II Big Plan

have been silent your girls mare and u. l.,
have much am IN fsyor tae e
ganzation and would TO or
Am q domestic, g ~ - = may
mt is home fore
MONTY aLo Where they could when o.
eonaDle price. they would know
out OF IL should called
working Girls Home, and
those that . ~0A'1 neip out
An exchange could be
zach meeri could exchange books anything An
could get the kind OF employment adapted Tor
ot
Another thing would be nice where Girl.
ui meet aHo entertain their gentlemen friends