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The sun., 1905-09-07
GIRLS STORY OF ABUSE.
Lured From Mamar rOneck and Gagged In
East Side Tenement.

LuIOu rIOuu NlUAubH Os1CcA Suu SSoOO us
East Side Tenement.
A girl with q braid hanging down her
back, who said she was LAuretta Bloomer
OF 81 Grand street, Mamaroneck. and who
said she was 10 years old, but looked much
younger, was prisoner yesterday In the
Essex Market police court on charge
Of vagrancy. On the night before Police
man Wright OF the Madison street station
saw her standing at Hamilton and Market
streets surrounded by a crowd Of young
men, many Of whom belonged to the no.
torious Gap gang. Wright questioned
the girl and most Of the crowd took to
their heels. He asked her II she had any
home. She replied with somewh,t OF q
sauoy toss Of her head that she had good
home in Mamaroneck. Wright thought
it was strange place for Mamoroneck
girl to be in and he placed her under arrest.
4She's my sister, that's all right, said one
OF the more venturesome OF the gang,
approaching the policeman. 'Ill take
her home to mother
"No you WON'T" said Wright. II'l
take you along to the station house.
The man said he was Edward Mackey
Of % Hamilton street, and he was locked
up on charge OF disorderly conduct.
The girl was retioent in the police station,
but when brought before Magistrate Barlow
in the morning she was completely unnerved
and told q story Of abuse.
She said that about two months ago
she met in her town a man by the name
Of Michael Brummell and about three weeks
later she eloped with him to New York,
where he said he would marry her. He
took her, she said, to a tenement house at
81 Hamilton street, where he introduced
her to a middle aged woman, who he said
was his mother. The girl said that shortly
afterward she was deprived OF her street
clothing and was held prisoner in the
house up to three days ago.
She tried to escape several times. she
When she was finally allowed to 60 out,
she declared, 1t was with the distinct under
standing that she was satisfied with the
life she had been introduced to and would
return to the house.
Just after the girl had told her story
q woman who said she was Mrs. Charlotte
Verias, living in the same tenement house,
appeared in court and told the Magistrate
that the girl had been white slave" in
Brummeu's apartments, and had been
brutally treated.
Magistrate Barlow ordered an investiga-
ton. Brummen was arrested later and
held In 81 900 bail for examination. Several
other arrests are expected IN the case.
The examination will be held tomorrow.
When the girl disa appeared from home
q general alarm was sent out for her and
her description was sent to the police OF
this city. When she was looked up in
cell In the Essex Market prison she began
to cry FOR her mother.
The sun., 1905-09-07
"NO POETS DREAM"
Mirabeau T.. Towns to Hun Hotel With All
Night Trust Co. Attachment.

Mirabeau l.. Towns of the law firm OF
Towns and McCrossin of Brooklyn, which
has bought the Hotel Vendome, at Forty
first street and Broadway said yesterday:
1We intend to manage the place ourselves.
We cater to the second battalion OF the
400. the first battalion being cared for at
Newport. We will run the Vendome on
the same plan as that Of the Canoe Place
Inn, at Southampton, l.. l., which We own.
We will create nocturnal emporium.
such as is needed in that section. On the
hight trust company, the first in Greater
New York, and while the upper part of
the place will be devoted to hotel pur-
poses, we will also have Turkish bath
in it. This is no poets dream"
The sun., 1905-09-07
SULLY DISAVOWS APPEAL.
Suit Over Broadside to Cotton Growers
Advising Reduction OF Acreage.

Suit Over BrOatside to Cotton Growers
Advising Reduction OF Acreage.
A queer use OF the name Of Daniel J.
Sully the cotton speculator. was brought
to light Yesterday through an action begun
In the Third District Municipal Court by
Andrew Cone against Clinton T. Revere.
The suit is for the recovery Of $500 which
Cone alleges is due him on a contract for
inserting notices in various Southern news
papers.
According to Robert H. Hibbard, at
torney for Cone, this printing was for the
benefit of a pool of brokers speculating in
cotton. To the complaint is annexed as
Exhibit Az statement bearing the name
of Daniel j. Sully and purporting to be an
appeal to the cotton growers OF the South.
In the document the cotton growers are
advised to reduce their acreage consider
ably. They are told tina t II the fine report
failed to make that reduction the only
persons who would gain by the increase
would be the spectators.
MIR. Cones counsel asserted that the proof
OF the statement WIS sent to Richard H.
Fdmonds, editor Of the Mdnutacturers'
return this note was found upon 1t:
Possibly you'd better let each paper publish
1t as soon as received. Sully approves of it
and is anxious to have II out in this shape,
r. II. f.
Mr.. Sully was seen at his Office at 40
Exchange place yesterday. His only COM
ment on the document was: Il don't know
the first thing about it
At the Office of Dick Bros it was
stated that Mr.. Revere was in charge of
the cotton department and at present
was in the South. The firm disclaimed
any knowledge OF the statement, asserting
that the matter was one in which Mr. Revere
was concerned personally.
Richard H. Edmonds lives in Baltimore.
The sun., 1905-09-07
YELLOW CRUST ON BABY
Would Crack Open and Scab,
Causing Terrible Itching.
CURED RY CUTICURA

Our baby had yellow crust on his
head which l could not keep away.
When ] thought l had succeeded in
getting his head clear, it would start
again by the crown of his head, crack
and scale, and cause terrible itching
l then got Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
washing the scalp with the soap and
then applying the Ointment. A few
treatments made a complete cure
have advised number of mothers to
use Cuticura, when have been asked
about the same ailment of their babies.
Mrs. John Boyce, Pine Bush, n. Y"
The sun., 1905-09-07
MARSHALL INDICTED.
Insurance Man Held for Extra.
ditiOn-His WIFE in Court.


ditiOn-His Wife in Court.
Arthur G. Marshall. the Pittsburg in
surance man, arrested here on charges Of
embezzlement, was remanded for thirty
days by Magistrate Breen in the Tombs
police court Yesterday to await requisition
papers from Pennsylvania. 1t was stated
last night that five indictments we're found
against him by the Allegheny county, Pa.
Grand Jury yesterday, and that officers
would be here to-day or tomorrow to take
him to Pittsburg.
Papers attached to the examplified copy
of the warrant for his arrest sent from
Pittsburg and produced in court allege
that Mrs. Louisa A, Henry and F. N. Buzard
were swindled in transactions involving
SIS 900 and that $40 600 worth Of worthless
stocks were disposed OF to the North Ameri-
can Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of
which Marshall was a director.
Counsel for Marshall said that he would
institute habeas corpus proceedings to-
day. Marshall's wife, a handsome woman,
came on from Pittsburg yesterday and was
with her husband in court.
The sun., 1905-09-07

JULIUS SHONGOoD, Auct onecr. by Joseph
ShongoOds Sons, Auctis o. Bowcry:
Sept Mems and womcn,s clothing and all
sept. s-Men's and women's clothing, DC. up
to e7ol2. NJ. Levy, 2e2e Sd av,, formerly Of ?ele.
ali goods pledged to Aug. 10, 1904, from to 10000.
II. K S. Autses, 279 Stanton st.
sept. il-Jewelry. Magen Bros, 40 Grand s..
Nos $1,000 to $3.50 II. s. Isaacs. 2+s8 sth av,
Sept l2-Jewelry, watches. diamonds. de-.
plcCyed to June 10 1904 Nos. 7i67 TO 1854 NJ.
SlmOns 4 Son, % Hester ST.
sept i3-Jcwclry. watches. diamonds pledged
TO Sent a. 1901 l.. c. Neuberger. TS4 sth av.
sept is-Clothng, &c, pledged TO Sept, q. 1901
J. Harris SIS 9th av.. j. Bumenthal. SOC Hudson st.
The sun., 1905-09-07
on A SECRET MISSION.
judge Penfield Selected by the President
for a special Visit to Europe.

WASHINGTON. Sept. e.-Judge William
L. Penfeld, solicitor of the State Depart
ment. has been selectedby President Roose-
velt for a special mission in Europe, the
character of which remains a profound
secret at the State Department. 1t is
understood that Judge Penfleld will leave
soon for England. where he will stop for a
time on matters pertaining to the errand
on which the President has sent him. Fur
ther than this, nothing Ia known.
At the State Department to-day entire
ignorance as to the mission of Judge PEN
field was expressed. It Is possible that he
before he has inishsd
The sun., 1905-09-07
Cotton Mills Advance Wages.

WLLtAMsTowN, Mass, Sept. e.-The
"llnmstown Company, which operates
large cotton mill here, and the North
Pownal Manufacturing Company, which
operates large mill in North Pownal, VT,
have announced an advance in wages OF
IA per cent. The two mills employ 500
hands, This is restoration Of cut made
ayear ago last July. 1t came unsolicited.
The sun., 1905-09-07

Highest temperature, Is degrees' dt r. VI
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nep York and Nep Enoland' 1df'
m ann and 10 -norroy; ltohi to fresh scest utnds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Della :
were. fair to day and to morrow; i'sht hor'h"es'
winds. -
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, partly cloudy TO day and TOMORROW:
light variable winds. ~
. For Western Pennsylvania and western New
York. fair 70 day and TO morrow; Nsn' 70 uesn
norrhwess Winds, beepMinS YaltAble =, 20 ..&,'-ss
The sun., 1905-09-07

ELI SOBE!. Auctr, es Rowcry, sells 10 4. NJ, all
goods pledged prior Aug 25. 1901. and held over.
sept 7Men's and womens clothing, &c. J. l.
Fruhauf; 800 Bowrry 4. ,Roihmsn, ssa Hudson ST.
S Michel & son. ?o70 I'd ay.; Y. Gluck 4 sons
lao Sd av.: estate Michael Price.
Scpt.ll-tluthing. NJ. Silvcrstone, al Broomc st
Sept. i2--( lothinR, l. Dreycr. 35S Sth av,, and
Ruhinss loan ONCE. Brooklyn,
Sept. ,i3.Jcw,lry: Chas. l. Singer. $50 10th av..
The sun., 1905-09-07
LOST $4,000 IN POOLROOM.
Hennessy. Who Robbed d. r. Morgan Estate
Pleads Guilty.

James p. Hennessy, the clerk who worked
for Attorney Herman Kissel and robbed
the D. P. Morgan estate, Of which Mr.. Kissel
and j. Hewitt Morgan were trustees, Of
$4,000, pleaded guilty yesterday before
Justice Newburger He was remanded for
sentence two weeks hence.
Most of the stolen money wac lost in a
poolroom in West Twenty-fourth street,
Hennessy said.
The sun., 1905-09-07
HOTEL
GRAMATAN

Opened June I. and conceded most attractive
proposition. loc alive. appoin,yc and In fact art
hotel patron measured beyond stint and carried
out on lines deeply interesting and educational.
The merit that has Influenced Its success stamps
noteworthy com mend tion. not alone Its chief at
traction but the atmosphsre OF h2me and rennemens
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. A special winter rate from
November to May l.; Low rates TO bachelors.
Harlem Division. New York Central. with 50 trains
daily. 200 sleeping rooms l2o private baths, long
driving; excellent roads: new stable and garage.
J. j. LANNIN CO, PROPS: ALSO PROPS.
GARDEN CITY HOTEL. L. |.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
A Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

II cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. II cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Gold in the
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stores the Senses OF
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
BUY GROUND FOR HOSPITAL
santa Monica Association Purchases
Three Desirable Lots for Pro-
posed Building
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 22.-The
santa Monica Hospital association. COM
posed of the bay physicians, has nur-
chased three lots on Fourth street near
Blcknell, as a site for general hospi-
tai building. which, when completed
WIN be outfitted with furnishings and
appliances of the most improved pat
tern and will be the first institution of
It's kind to be established in this sec.
tion.
From to 5 o'clock tomorrow after
roon in the North Beach auditorium.
the local order of Elks will provide en-
tertainment and present gifts to all
children who put in an appearance.
The affair has been widely advertised,
and 1t is expected that between 700 and
1000 youngsters will be on hand.
The annual Christmas entertainments G
Of the Sunday schools of the First
Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches were held this evening.
Samuel Spencer, known as the
Cattle King of Montana" will make
his residence at 500 Fifth street during
the winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
CLUB WOMEN WILL BUILD
Riverside Association Votes to Sell
Lot and Erect Structure on
Another Location
Special to The Herald.

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 22.-By a unanim-
Gus vote the stockholders of the Wo-
mans Club association has decided to
sell its lot on the corner of Walnut
and Eighth streets and build on the
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
A deal has been closed for the pur-
chase by the association of a lot 55X157
feet from the United Presbyterian
church, the consideration being $500.
The church people bought the lot about
year ago for $4500. and sells in order
that wooden ediflce may be erected,
the lot being in city limits. The Gill
estate, which adjoins the new club
house site, has promised the donation
of a five-foot strip in addition to the
5o-foot lot purchased. It is proposed
to erect on this site a modern club
house of attractive mission type. 1t
VIII contain large auditorium, dining
room, kitchen, reception rooms and
parlors, and will be erected at an early
date.
The officers and directors Of the Club
House association are: Mrs. N. p 7.
Button, president; Mrs. Lizzie A. Low.
vice president; Mrs. Susan E. Cunning
nam, secretary; Mrs. Mary E. Cox.
treasurer; Mrs Annie Meharg. Mrs
Sara j. Ford. Mrs. Fannie B, Moves
Mrs. Mineah Rickard, Mrs. Alice e
Holmes, Mrs. Martha E. Hewitt and
Mrs. Mary e. Boggs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
OBJECT TO BOND ISSUE
East San Pedro and Terminal Citi-
zens Opposed to Assisting Long
Beach improvements
Special 70 The Herald.

Special % The Herald
SAN PEDRO. Dec. 22.-The residents
OF East San Pedro and Terminal are UP
in arms against the action of Long
Beach in asking that these places help
pay for the necessary repairs on the
big pleasure pier at that place. The
election to vote $4,000 bonds for that
purpose will come up tomorrow. Both
OF these places are located at least
four miles from Long Beach and in
close proximity to San Pedro, where
they do all their business.
1t will be remembered that Long
Beach held an election some time ago
and annexed these places against the
will of most of the property holders.
These places also desire that some inn
provements be given them by the
paternal place before they are required
to vote such a heavy tax onto them
selves.
The vote on the proposition will be
almost solidly against at these places.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
WANTS STORM PROTECTION
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
OCEAN PARK, Dec. 22.-For the pur-
pose Of taking immediate action to
prevent a repetition of the damage to
beach property caused by Wednesday
nights storm, a conference, attended by
Abbot Kinney, Mayor Dana Burks as
well as other department heads and
numerous property owners, was held
today. The consensus OF opinion was
that rock bulkhead would furnish the
desired protection. and arrangements
to investigate the cost and practica-
bility Of such an improvement were
made. The theory that the Venice
breakwater Is responsible for the pres
sent condition OF afrairs L. not generally
accepted
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Purchase Land for Cemetery

The Masonic Building association has
purchased a ten-acre tract of land just
l-orth OF the city for cemetery pur-
poses. 1t is the plan to make the
tract into as handsome a cemetery as
can be found in this part of the state
1t is admirably situated for the pur-
pose, being high and dry sandy soil
and well drained. 1t is also slightly
and will make an admirable cemetery.
The work of improving and plating
the grounds will be begun at once.
Charles McEvilly, recently from Los
Angeles, has been sentenced to 100 days
on the rock pile for beating his wife.
The couple have been married but
three months and the wife says her
husband was sentenced to fifty days
in the Los Angeles workhouse only
few days after their marriage They
came to San Bernardino less than a
week ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Sound Advice

Never neglect a bad cold. You cannot
tell how it may result. A simple home
remedy will often bring relief and should
not be ignored, but there is nothing so
dy. 1t is famous for it's quick cures of
coughs and colds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

family. The little animals were do.
mated to the city today by a either
and their entrance to his cage nearly
| frightened "Jooko" to death for time
but by evening the trio had become
good friends to the great amusement
of the children who focked to the
cage to watch the process of getting
acquainted.
Best Club in Years
Director Jepson says that this years
high school glee club is the best he has
ever known, and he has trained all of
the schools glee clubs for the past
five years. The club made its first APP
pearance on the evening of Thanksgiv-
ing and Will give its first big concert
at the Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium on the
night of January 30. Already arrange
ments have been made for appearances
at Long Beach, Hollywood and Ocean
Park, with several other places under
consideration.
Gold Medal Shoot
It is expected that fifteen members
OF the Pasadena Rifle club will qualify
for the annual gold medal shoot to-
morrow. The affair is to be held at
the Company l range and will con-
tinue throughout the day. DR.. w f.
Morse is range officer and will have
direction Of the shoot. The members
making the highest number Of points
out of possible seventy-five gets the
medal offered by the national govern
ment. All making fifty points out of
that number will receive the marks
mans button. The Pasadena Rife
club is one of the strongest affiliated
with the national association.
Training School Christmas
The children of the Pasadena Train
ing school were given a merry Christ
mas entertainment this afternoon at
the hospitable home of Mrs. Margaret
Fowler on Grove street, the hosts be-
ing the young people of the West Side
Tennis club. Early in the afternoon
the little ones were loaded into four
automobiles and taken to the Fowler
home, where a great Christmas tree
and scores of noisy games, with |
Christmas gifts for everybody, were
provided. Two donkeys in the yard |
kept the children busy riding, and the |
young hosts had their hands full to |
look after their guests.
Pasadena Brevities
The local Y. NJ. C. A. will hold open |
house on New Years night, the ar
rangement indicating a more elaborate
affair than usual.
The Women's Label leagle of this
city is in a contest with the Los An
geles society, the one having the larg-
est membership by January to be
banqueted by the other
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
RAILROAD MEN
GET. INCREASE
M0T0RMEN AND CONDUCTORS
SALARIES RAISED
Wages Of Employees Of san 5ernardlno
Valley Traction Company Ad-
vaneed Two Cents Per Hour
as Christmas Present

| Special to The Herald.
| SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 22-The
motormen and conductors i'm the en-
ploy of the San Bernardino Valley
| Traction company have been granted
an increase in pay Of two cents per
hour, to become effective Christmas
DAY, 1t being in the nature of a Christ
mas gift to the men. between whom
and the company there is the best of
feeling In every way.
The rise in wages had been entirely
unexpected by the employees, there
having not been the slightest hint to
that effect given by the company.
Neither had the men asked for raise
Ia wages.
The new scale is 20 cents per hour
for the first year of service, % cents
per hour for the next two years, and
after the third year "a cents. The old
scale was practically two cents less
per hour all the way through.
Some people are inclined to regard
this raise in wages coming as It does
So soon after the raise on the Hunting
ton lines out Of Los Angeles, as indi-
eating that Huntington influences are
factor in the local lines
Wind Damages Fruit
A heavy "norther" commenced blow
ing again this morning and continued
to blow without the slightest abate-
ment all day. there being no prospect
of slackening This heavy wind fol-
lowing so closely upon that of last
week is rather discouraging to the or
apge growers in this end of the val
ley, as with the rapidly ripening fruit
it cannot but help to greatly increase
the percentage of Gull fruit. The for
mer wind, it is estimated, made an av-
erage of five per cent of culls through
all the orchards in this valley and Riv-
erside, but the wind which is blowing
today cannot but materially increase
the percentage. The heavy wind is also |
having its effect on holiday trade. as
people will not get out to do shopping
when the wind is blowing such a hur-
ricane.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
City Menagerle Increased

"Jocko." the diminutive monkey maxi
ing up the city's menagerie in Central
park. is entertaining two baby mon
keys tonight and exhibiting as much
solicitude for their comfort as if thew
were long lost members of his own
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Police Locate Fuse

Chief of Police Pinkham has sue.
ceeded in locating Albert Fuse, the
former Pasadenan who is charged with
stealing goods valued at $500 from the
Chicago dye works in this city. The
man is in Riverside under arrest at
the request of the Pasadena authori-
ties, and Oficer Coping has gone after
him. The goods which Fuse is alleged
to have stolen have mostly been found
the chief valuable, an antique coffee
pot worth $500, having been pawned
at Riverside shop. Fuse is charged
with having broken into the dye works
some time last Saturday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

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