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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-26
LOTS
BEAUTIFUL LOTS

LOTS
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
EAST, SOUTH AND WEST FRONTS.
PRICE, $3.50. s525. $3.50, SIZE
TERMS, $lOo CASH, $40 PER Ms MOMIh
These lots are under restrictions and uni
formity guaranteed. ,,,, o.
ford such opportunities.
Let Snpa US shSw o. yRRIGGs you shsss iO'S
Members of the l.. A. Realty Board,
902 Braly Bldg.
cHAs. S. MANN's
MELROSE AVENUE TRACT.
LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD
Yoroo ,sve, lots 20 60 and 100 feet front
by 1852 feet deep, with cement curbs. gravel
sidewalks, water mains. Prices $500 up:
Positively the lowest prices and the hest
Take Colegrove car to Western ave-, where
our branch office is located. Representa-
tive always at the office. Don't fail TO in
CHAs. S. MANN. sl5 w. 4th st. Home phone
All.
$6oO-94th, near Rindge's home. .5oxi33
S800-Normandie, south of Adams. .5OxI0O
$8O0-Brghton, fine lot. ,.,....,, .50xl4S
$850-Harvard. close TO Adams. 50xl3S
S900-Normandie, south Of Adams .50xioo
S05O-Halldaie south of Adams. .50x148
$95O-B. front, Harv'd, mr. Adams .50xiS3
N,
$lO5O-Cor. Halldale, $. Of Adams. ,50xl50
Sl2OO-Corner on Halldale. ....., ,5Oxl4S
Members Los Angeles Realty Board
AIthOuse Bros,
234 Laughlin Bldg, 3l5 So. broadway.
FOR sALE-
WATCH WASHINGTON ST.
Washington will be the next street paved
Large lot offered at bargain and corner.
only ss5 per foot.
G. j. HEYLER CO.,
SOLE AGENTS, 31O-SIs BRYsON BLK.
cULvER's EAST HOLLYWOOD TRACT.
| Large, choice building lots.
Ss5O-AND UP-s350.
sS5o-AND uP-sS5o.
| S35O-AND UP-$350.
| Streets graded, graveled, sidewalked and
| curbed.
-TERMs
;sSS DOWN AND ;iS PER MONTH
i25 DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH
ALEX. CULVER,
106 South Broadway.
FOR SALE SELLING FAST HER HERE q. .o,,,,
iS SAR Md LHHFs NoFarAd "a $50 so tHAf HR Il
EnSEwHisRE. INVEST HERE OR START
A HOME. TAXES PAID l9O4-5 SEE NE
is5 s. BROADWAY.
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
FOR sALE-SsBOi ON $40 MONTHLY
payments; nne fifty-foot lots at colegrove
| water piped; convenient to cars; VA -cen'
fare. VIM N. HOLWAY, 220 Grant Blds
tsOO-sNAPI ELEGANT LOT. SOUTHWEST
hne locationi elegant SURROUNDINGS; wld'
street. midst beautiful resldencesi a. snap
wIEsENDANo1R 22i Laushlm Building
FOR sALE-Lor SOUTHWEST. 5OxiaS
worth $3.50 street work all done and pais
for. ] viii sacrifice 25 per cent OF my equity
ADDRESS BOX ez9. Herald office
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.-Cloudy weather
prevails over the Pacific slope except fair IN
southern part Light rain has fallen from
Eureka northward and high southery winds
arc reported from the Washington coast Ihe
pressure has risen rapidly over the country
west OF the Rockies The temperature has re
,nained nearly stationary over the entire Pacific
slope and ranges from 3 to 10 degrees above
the normal The river has fallen shghtly AT
Red Bluff.
Forecast
california. north Of Tehachapi-Fair Thurs
dav FOG in the morning. light west wind.
California, south Of Tehachapi-Fair Ihurs-
dav light west wind.
Los Angeles and vcinity-Fair Thursdayi
light west wind.
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TO SUBS -IBERs LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMMER.

CALL subscribers contemplating n
change of residence dr-ing the summer
months can have their paper forwarded
by mail 10 their new address by notify
fnE THE CALL Business Office. This
paper will also be on sale at all summer
resorts and is represented by n local
agent In all towns on the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

All Kinds OF Business Chances
1oe rooms. elegantly furnished: new and mod
ern throughout; best Of furniture. carpets and
draperies. beautiful bar and Office on ground
floor; all full and clearing big money, but sud
den illness compels sale; will trade for ranch
or residence property across bay.
70 rooms; modern. .up-to-date. downton
niturs and carpets; everything in first-class
condition: fine location; clears $3.50 to $500 per
month; on account of dissolution of partnership
this house can be had at great bargain.
es rooms newly furnished. close in and very
central: fine brick building. elevator and all
modern conveniences; the price asked is less
than half of cost to furnish; $4,000.
"a rooms; only 500 rent. water free; fairly
well furnished; close in; price $3.50; will take
only S425 to get In
80 rooms; new, fine; central location; well
furnished and paying we'll; can be bought at
big bargain, as owner Is leaving city; price
$500. just half cost to furnish
Is rooms; finely located: good furniture and
carpets; is paying well; will exchange for 10
or IL room house in good condition
% rooms; rent only $50; good location; well
furnished and pays nice income. but owing to
certain circumstances will be sold Tor $3.50;
will take s4oo to get in.
fe rooms; we'll furnished; corner house: cheap
rent; good furniture and carpets; you can buy
4
Obliged to leave city.
SO rooms elegantly furnished and up
to-date house; fine, central location: furnished
in golden oak mahogany, birdseye maple; car
pets Moquet and Administer; cost $4,000 to
| furnish but II taken within next few days
the price will be $4,000.
IS rooms; rent only $40: fine location; newly
furnished and clearing $40 per month and have
nice living rooms; price $1,000; will take $3.50
to get in.
1
80 rooms. newly furnished close in; can be
run either transient permanent rooncrs;
| clearing $150 per month above all expenses
going out of business
IS rooms: good location south OF Market
rent only $40; all housekeeping; full all the
i time; price $3.50; only $100 down. balance on
| time.
A. CAMERON & CO.. 3 EDDY ST.
/ BEST bargain and greatest value for the dol
lars you invest are to be found at
SCHWEINHARD & CO.,
Booming House ana Hotel Brokers,
100S55 Market ST.. Opposite Fifth st.
1 FISHER & CO.. room AIS. James Flood bldg.
Phone Main 1854.
| Special bargains in rooming houses this week.
a FINE paying transient house OF q rooms
must leave city. 224 o Farrell ST.
! ROOMING-HOUSE for sale on Market ST.; IS
rooms. Box 1898. Call
| A WEEK news for cents-The Weekly Call,
16 pages, In wrapper, for mailing. 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
RoomfuE-Hou.es and Hotel. for Sale.
MARION GRIFFIN.

o70 - Market - st. = room sol - Eighth
floor new - Flood Building opposite
."The Emporium Phone = 3343 = Modern
Business Methods ROOMING and
APARTMENT = Houses. - Abstracts = fur
nished. All = titles - guaranteed WE = do
not = speculate in houses.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29


OFFICE BUILDING
fronts on 8 streets;
tenants are doctors,
jewelers.. tailors and
some steady roomers.
IL rooms; rent S65.
Price $500
Furnishings cost S1150.
The landlady has 8
nice, cozy living rooms.
Located downtown.
See
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Best of its class.
90 -A1~~


80 rooms
New and modern; 3
blocks Of the st. Fran
1cis Hotel; furnished in
golden oak. birdseye
maple. brass beds,
velvet and Administer
icarpets; private baths: !:
lhot and cold water In
leach room; electric
flights and call bells:
long lease: income S704
lper month. See
MARION GRIFFIN.
n
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
HELP wANTED-MALE-
ArcR HANSEN . co.'s. .4as susa ss.

AT g. x. HANSEN q NO. e...... .t<S Susa *
All around cook country hotel. .;;........S71
% cook resort Santa Cruz. party here.% S0c
3d cook country hotel. free fare. -. .$35
Cook. boarding g-house, city. $50
Short-order COOK. city. .---.-.-Slz week
Dishwasher, resort. Santa Cruz. $50
Vegetable man, same place $50
Buss boy, country hotel. free. fare. ...--- S25
Waitress, same place. chance man and wifes
Hand ironer. country laundry. .S40-S found
Washer and starcher. spring hotel laundry,
party here 10 o'clock to-day $40 found
Masseur. same place $50 found
Transfers laborers. concrete men 81 25-$2 so
u 8. canal. Nevada fare refunded
10 rough carpenters. mining company. 81
20 laborers. same place ce--.--..-.-.-......S 81
Transfers laborers. -rty. free fare.
woodchoppers. near city tools and grub
furnished fare paid 81 % cord
mixers. resort. Lake Tahoe. rate fare.
German or Scandinavian man about place.
country --.-.............t2o found
c. r. HANSEN & co.,. .429 Bush st.
FARMER. capable OF running thresher S65
and board: donkey engineer. $50 and found:
single-hand miners. So day: muckers.
81 so day; laborers for mine: blacksmfths
and helpers. SO and 81 day; choremen. $40
and S25 and found; farmers. $50 and found:
mixers. $35 and found: milk-wagon driver.
$25 and found and increase; iron molder. SO
day: redwood lumber pliers. S33 $40 and
found. laborers for mill: planer man. $50
and found: teamster. 81 day. laundry man.
$50 and found; laundry man and wife, 500
and found. and others. j. +. CROSETT g.
CO.. 62S Sacramento St
BUTLER and valet. $45 and found: coIorsd
cook for resort. $40 to 500 and found waiter
outfit. $50; waiter country hotel S25: waiter
and some pantry work, country hotel $50.
waffle man and kitchen helper. 81 week
J. T. cRosErT CO., s2s Sacramento st
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JAMES S TYLER. Post 6ulAo4ns
NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf-Astorla Hotel; .. Brentano. o.
Union square: Murray Hi Hotel; Fffth-evenue
Hotel and Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman Heuse; P. 9. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House: Auditorium
Hotel: Palmer House.
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE
C. GEORGE KRoGNESS, Marquette BuiIo1ng
GJong Distance Tele9hqDe. Central 2els.'D
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHEN b SMITH. so Tribune Building
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corner Market ano Third streets; open until
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1coS Market street, opposite Fifth; open until
soc montgomery ave-; open until p. m.
800 Hayes street; open until $50 p m
65s McAllister street; open until $3.50 p. N
6lo Larkin street; open until $3.50 p. m.
1e49@ Mission street: open until 10 p m
JOG Eleventh street: open until 3 p m
1895 Valencia street; open until p. m
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until esp. IN.
22eo Fillmore street. open until p. m
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CLAIRvOYANTS.
PROF. NIBLo.

= PROF. N1BLO
MY IS COMPLETE LIFE READINGS 81
Greatest living ASTRO HEAD-TRANCE
CLAIRVOYANT of the age; adviser bus-
ness and all affairs of life; tells your full name
and what you called for, whom you will marry,
how to control the one you love- miles
away reunites the separated gives secret
powers to control; no long delays in waiting
HOURS. 10 to s DAILY AND SUNDAY.
997-MARKET ST.-997
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PROF NIBLO
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

3 Eddy st.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
REDUCED AGAIN

REDUCED AGAIN
16 rooms
Sunny side of street
$500. NEW. $500
Rent sos
Now clears $52 month
CLEAN and NICE.
NICE LOCATION.
4 blocks OF Market st.
See
MARION GRIFFIN.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE;
STEPHEN B. SMITH. .. so Tribune Building
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Isl ~
Rent s1h per room.
$50 for "a rooms.
All housekeeping
Broom apartments.
Easy to keep rented.
House easy to care for.
PRICE S1200-
Terms. part down and
$50 monthly install
ments. See
MARION GRIFFIN. /,
970 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

NOW $4,000.
(Was $sooo.)
Al location.
ICORNER HOUSE.
CENTRAL.
A competent manager
| could clear
I$275 to 1925 monthly.
TERMS u cash or
will exchange for
Real Estate
MARION GRIFFIN.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT: ~
c. C. CARLTON. Herald Squar
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE KRoGNESS. Marquette Buildne
dong Distance Tele2hQDe. Central 2ols.")
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ANIMAL AfE8sTIeyG OF sTOcKHoLDERs-
s.; Eotice IS Hereby; given that the annual meet
ing pf.the Stockholders ~. ths SACR AMENT0
SOUTH 7Esg2N RAILROAD. COMPANY will be
held on 1fonday. July -lG 1909 at ID
eo'clOcis neoHs. 'at the. office OF said company.
roenf 1918; Merchapts' Exchange building,
San Francisco California. Tor the purpose
sof electing board Of five directors for
the ennaing year and to transact Such other
business as NAV legally come before said
meeting. June o. 1905
J. L wILLcUTT. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

1o6 rooms. elegantly furnished: new and mod
ern throughout; best of furniture. carpets and
draperies. beautiful bar and office ground
floor; all full and clearing big money, but sud
den illness compels sale; will trade for ranch
or residence property across bay.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

Mems Hail. 90 Golden Gate ave-; subject
THE Common Heritage Crude Conception
of the Aborigines."
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco Call,
corner Market and Third streets: open until
u O'Clock every night in the year,:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; p. Q. News Co.; Grea'
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel: Palmer House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waidorf-Astorla Hctel; a Brentano.
Union Square: Murray Hill Hotel; thtth-eNenu
Hotel and Hoffman House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
NAVAL OFFICERS DISSATISFIED.
Do Not Like Peace Terms Agreed
Upon at Portsmouth, f
(IiY tNsSnrini nn IDrnr. -
(Dy Associated Press }

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 30.-Thc
war Office, at $3.50 y. m, had not sent
any message to General Lincvitch con-
corning the declaration of an arm
Aicc War Minister Rndipcr spent
the day with Emperor Nicholas Mt
kraSnoycS clO, the big military camp
near Pctcrhof
The war Office this afternoon adj
dressed letter 10 General Rudiger
asking for instructions regarding the
present preparations to ship further
troops to the front. etc. and also re,
garding mobilization, hut no answer
has yet been received. There Is rea-
son to believe, however, that General
Rnligcr. after comforting with the EN-
pcror, sent Il message to General Line
witch concerning an al1nsSicc Ii is
impossible to learn just what tho gen.
crnl said. but the war Office is most
dcsirous Of avcrting any engagement
which might result in needless loss OF
life.
II was learned today that the first
official telegram from NJ. Wi,tc, an.
nouncing the conclusion of pcace Mt
the Portsmouth conference, was re.
'ccivod mt the foreign office at I'll
O'Clock last night. 1t was commitment
ed to his majesty with only the loss
OF time necessary for deciDhering it. i
Several high naval officers !. were
seen this afternoon. They one and all
expressed regret and even tlisSatisfac-
ton at the conclusion Of peace. .'.;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
Preparations for Contraction of
New Dry Dock.
OLD WOODEN TResTEE IN WAY
Landmark to Be Pulled Down to Make
Way for Third misunderstanding
win be STARTED on the First of the
Coming Year. +

Plans and specifications IRE NOW be.
ing prepared in the drafting depart
ment Of the shipyad Office for the
new dry dock, to be known as dry dock
NO. 3, and it is proposed to begin &C.
tuai' work on the basin ON the first of
the coming year. Plans are ais,
being drawn for new steel trcstle.
which is to he erected MT the north.
crly extremity Of the yard as soon MS
the cxcavating for the dock is com.
Blc1cd
T The new basin Is TO be located where
snip trestlc No. / now stands and the
work OF pulling down the trcstlc will
he started carly In October This
trcstlc is one II the landmarks at the
sllipyard, having been built nearly fiji.
teen years ngo. The plant will have
only steel trcStlc after this one is
town down.
In the ncighborhood OF million of
dohars viii lie spent on the new dry
dock. which Is to he constructed of
concrete instcad OF wood like the other
two. The size OF tiTc dock has not
been announced, but II will he about
SIX hundred feet long-or nearly the
same dimensions as dry dock No. !.
1t should be completed and ready for
service In less than two years.
Dirt eScavatcd from the site of tho
dock will be used in filling in and ex.
tending the northerly limits of tho
yard and upon the new ground" tho
steel trcstlc is to rest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
FlLIPlNos NOT FIT TO RULE.
Would Be Cruel to Turn Them Over
to Mercies of Demagogues.
(By Associated Pre-

MANILA. Aug 30.-Thc last scs-
sion of the conference with the agi.
tators for the independence of tho
Philippine islands developed the fact,
according to concensus of opinion
among the congressman present, that
the Filipinos are altogether unfit for
immediate independence Apart from
the problems presented in the cirilis
cation of the Igorrotes. the Moros.
Macabebes and other tribes. II would
be cruel. 1t is believed, to the people
OF the islands at large, to turn them
over to the mercics of theorists and
demagogues. They would then expert.
encc the worst kind of exploitation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
TUG COAsTWISE
LOST TWO BARGEs
One Coal Laden Vessel Was Recover.
cred, But the Other Went High
and Dry on Beach.

1t was learned here yesterday that
the tug Coastwise, of the Scuhy line,
which called from this port with two
coal laden barges last week, lost her
tow near Fishers Island, off the coast
of Connecticut. Monday night She
later succeeded in recovering one OF
bargcs but the other went ashore on
the south shlo of Fishers Island,
where it now rests high and dry
The tow line between, the tug and
the bargcs broken and before the acct
dent was discovered the barges were
out of sight. In some way the line be
tween the two ,bargcs separated and
while one drifted helpless at sea tho
Cthor went aground.
The names Of Tile two hargcs or the
extent of the damage done the one
ashore could not be learned last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
CHESAPEAKE. LINE IMPROVES
sPASSENGER SERVICE

The Chesapeake Line has recently
adopted the latest and most upto-dato
system OF checking baggage, causing
the least Inconvenience to passengers
and most satisfactory results.
The plan adopted Is that of checking
baggage through from hotels anu resi-,
denccs In Norfolk or Old Point to llo.
tells and residences In Baltimore, OF
from hotels and residences in l}alti.
more TO hotels and residences in Nor
folk or OLD Point. The confusion of
identifying baggage OH the docks at
both ends of tho limo Is thus avoided,
aud prompt delivery of hasgagc is IN.
sured, as-thc baggage bearing the spc.
cial delivery checks will be given pre-
fcred attention.
w. w. CRONTON.
S-2f-4t Norfolt. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
Tifshman Island Shoa Buoy's Position
Changed-Buoys Replaced.

Tifshman Island ShoaI Buoy's Position
Chansed-Buoys Replaced.
CHESAPEAKE, BAY. MAIN SHIP
CANNED. MD. Tilghman Island shoal
buoy, No. IL 1-2, spar, was moved
August %, about Ia miles SSE. 1-2
70. from its former position:
~ side Paw Paw Cove. NE 1-2 e.
Low Point Sc. by T.. is l..
Sharps Island Light House. S. :3-S W.
ELIZABETH RIVER. VA. The fol.
lowing buoys were replaced August
81.
Channel buoy. No. 8, spar, found
broken off
Channel buoy. No. 10, n spar, found
out OF position.
Channel buoy, No. 12, Il spnr, found
missing.
Crnney Island Flats south end buoy,
NO. t2G, spar, found broken off,
Lambert Point shoal northwest end
buoy. No. .. 'flrst-class can, found
out of position. was replaced August
%.
JAMES RIVER, VA. Nasscway
shoal lower buoy, No. l, u spar, found
broken off, was replaced by perfect
buoy August 81.
GREAT WICOBICO RIVER. VA.
Dammaron Marsh shoul buoy, No. 3, n
apar, reported off August 7, was re.
placed by perfect buoy August 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
Ports Trade Expected to Increase
T. Rapidly This Fall.
NEW .FRtlGRTLlNE TO ANTWERP
! FsRAtaHisl =
several Large Steamers Chartered
For Grain Trade Between Here and
Europe-Tus Lost Rarses at sea-
;. Marine Notes..

; According to the statements of lead
5ing shipping, and business men here,
the export business Of this port
will soon begin to increase rapidly and
Nby the middle of this fall the port will
again be ranked among the first of the
: American ports in export trade.
= a now line between this city and
Antwerp probably will be established
within the next month. as shipping
men here are milking every effort to
get sufficient busiSlcss to justify the
movement and from the present pros
poets their efforts will be crowned
with success. The United States Ship.
ping Company will be the agents for
thc new line and it will handle all ex.
port business from this port over that
line
1t is automatically stated that the
cereal export business of the port will
be- greatly increased during the fall
and winter and already several big
steamships have been chartered to
take grain from this port There will
be All exceptionally large amount of
flour sent out Of this port during the
remainder of this year.
n Danish steamship of 1,34S tons
has been chartered TO carry general
cargo from this city to Hamburg dur
Ing the month of September, and ship.
: ping men say that several other ships
will be chartered for the same trade
during the next two months.
The coal agencies here have been
successful in landing contracts for
shipping coal to Manila and Honolulu
for the government during the next
three months and tho coal output OF
this port will also he Increased.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
Calendar For This pay.
Tta1ea,tri
<ssspsr,.,sruisssu.Ss,. ssssou..s..s-,,,.

'"AiTrib From .cafro Il, thu; pyra.
mids.' n&bcautiful and instructive Sc.
RES oil moving pictur, q, IS one of the
features of the Shepard moving pic.
turc show this year. Various. other
.'ult!lsghl and Interesting views are said
TO bo fin Shopards lntest collection anu
1t Is pronlisedI that newly perfected
mechanical appliances will lend real
Ism to each scene reproduced on the
ieailVau d, ~ ;,
Tho Shepard moving picture show
VIII be the attraction at tho Academy
or Music tomorrow AFTERNOON and
night. A bargain. matinee fer ladies
and children will be given in tho after.
moon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-31
PHONED HUSBAND;
KILLED HERSELF
Detectives Wife Told Him How to
Dispose Of Effects, Then
TOOK Poison.
iDy Associated pmss.l

LINCOLN, NEB., Aug. 3O.-Mrs.
Gertrude Bentley. wife OF former City
Detective William Bentley and niece
OF former Governor Durbin. of Indi-
ana. committed suicide last night. at
her home by taking chloroform.
Her action was deliberate, as SHE
telephoncd her husband concerning
the disposition of her effects. He
reached home with n doctor too late
to save hor. Fear Of lingering Illness
and death from consumption is the
cause assigned For her act.