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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
SAYS HYDE WILL
Be DECAP|TATED
EQUITABLE GENERAL AGENT
IN LOS ANGELES
ADDRESSES OTHER AGENTS
Declares the Time Has Come for Per-
feet Harmony in the Big Life
Insurance Company-AIex-
ander Is Choice
ADDRESSES OTHER AGENTS

A. M. Shields, general agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance company in
California, Arizona and Hawaii. came
from San Francisco to attend a special
meeting of Southern California agents,
which was called yesterday in the
local offices in the Wilcox building.
Forty of the companys representa-
tives from Los Angeles and towns
within a radius of one hundred miles
were present to hear something cheer
ing about the tedious contest between
young James Hazen Hyde and the
conservative officials of the Equitable.
Mr.. Shields returned to the coast re-
Gently from a general agents meeting
in New York city and he was pre-
pared to answer all sorts of questions
about the prodigal vice president whose
100000 ball has caused business
scandal of national extent.
The first part of the conference was
an experience meeting in which various
agents told stories far from compli-
mentary to Mr.. Hyde. Evidently none
of them had been on the list of ball
guests; and as there was no danger
of trangressing any laws of hospitality
when all had been far from the $4,000
banquet, it was generally agreed that
the company should have dispensed
with Mr. Hyde the day he first began
making sensational displays. Mr..
Shields smoothed the ruffled spirits of
his agents by a straightforward adj
dress in which he made brief state
ment of facts,
"Within sixty days Mr.. Hyde will be
out of office" he said. 1.-The time has
come when 1t is impossible for him to
make any terms by which he can re-
tain his position as an official of the
Equitable Life Assurance company The
general sentiment is so overwhelming
ly against Mr.. Hyde that there is no
question about speedy readjustment
of affairs. All the publicity given to
our business, while disturbing tenn
porarlly, will be most beneficial in the
end. 1t Is the hope of the majority of
the stockholders that Mr., Alexander
may be able to retain control, but he
may retire in order to assure perfect
harmony. The outlook is for speedy
settlement Of all difficulties and the
naturalization of the big company"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
CONVENTION IS
WELL ATTENDED
SOCIAL PROBLEMS DISCUSSED
BY SUPERVISORS
SHERlFFS DEBATE HOBO EVIL
San. Diego Entertans Its Official Vis=
itors With Car and Launch Rides,
Showing Them Recent Im-
provements
SHERlFFS DEBATE HOBO EVIL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, May 10.-The second
session of the Eleventh Annual State
evening at the court room of Depart
ment one of the superior court Chair
man Justice presiding. The addresses
and discussions of the evening We're
on '"Oiled Roads" Public Charity"
and ,"El Camino Real" and almost all
of the supervisors present took part in
one discussion or the other There was
a good tattendence and much interest
was shown, above all apparently in the
talk on "Oiled Roads,"
Almost the entire day was devoted
to sight seeing. This morning over 100
of the supervisors and sheriffs went to
the end of each car line, and thus got a
fairly good idea of the size of the city
and of the extent of the improvement
which has recently been going on. This
afternoon was devoted to a launch ride
on the bay, two government launches
having been placed at the disposal of
the committee on entertainment
Last evening there was a very inter-
esting discussion ON the hobo evil. 1t
was started by one of the supervisors
from San Bernardino, who declared
that the hobo nuisance is too large for
his small board. He declared that he
did not know what to do with them OF
how to handle them. Other supervisors
gave their experiences and Mr. Patter-
son of Los Angeles said that the Los
Angeles board had found the rock pile
very efficacious.
The sheriffs of the state join the SUI
pervisors in their discussions as vel
as on their excursions. At their owr
session yesterday afternoon, which is
the only one they are to have, matters
of interest to their offices were handled
Among them were the following: The
question of devising some mode OF
quick, concerted action in the matter OF
the arrest of great criminalsa Action
in the matter of anticipating the arrest
of criminals wanted; Cheaper rates
for telegraphing descriptions of people
wanted; A central point to which such
descriptions may be telgraphed. printed
and distributed; The use of telephones
in such cases and cheaper rates for
their use
This evening all the visiting sheriffs
were the guests of Sheriff Brodnax OF
this county at banquet at O'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

them to restrain the scalping Of certain
forms of transportation. Mr.. Stubbs
was inconvenienced to the extent of
having to return here from San Fran
CISCO.
1t was anticipated by officials Of the
road and by Mr.. Ripley that ike
fate would befall him in case the ticket
brokers of Los Angeles to appear as
here, and with his business finished
the railroad president slipped quietly
out of the city, with few the wiser
for his visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

business in connection with the Santa
F'e road, few knew of his presence
here, least of all ticket brokers who
would have been extremely gratified
to learn of his presence in Los Angeles.
Three weeks ago when Traffic Direc-
tor j. C. Stubbs of the Hartman lines
was called to Los Angeles in regard to
affairs of the Salt Lake road, he was
promptly subpoenead by the ticket
brokers of Los Angeles to appear os
witness in an injunction suit. which
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
The Only zssns,s ~%as Of Las Vegas, Nevada
there You Can Buy a Lot And
Where You
An Absolutely

distance from the depot Not
Las
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
PRESIDENT RIPLEY EVADES
LOCAL TICKET BROKERS

President e. P. Ripley of the Santa
Fe, with his family, left Los Angeles
Monday night for his home in Chicago,
after having spent the winter in Santa
Barbara.
Although Mr.. Ripley spent the whole
OF Monday in Los Angeles, going over
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
SIS.

a short session being held at its close.
The association elects officers only
once in four years. w. V. Buckner of
Kings county is the president; Will
White of Los Angeles and David
Reese of Sacramento are vice presi-
dents, and r. r. Veale of Contra Costa
county is secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
At $3.50

Today only residence lots (5ox5o will be sold new pl
The average value of these lots will be 5000 within year
Over half of the business and residence lots have aread
property the desirable lots have not been pckec
rbuted by drawing Your chance of getting the cream Just
to apply there not poor lot in the whole townsite
After nth, if there lots lett they Will be WI
and sold in the usual way double the present price
Remember-today is positively the last day-orders by
Dror TO MAY I2h these lots at this price.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
Fair Exhibit Shipped

FaIr E<niplt SnIppeu
Secretary Wood of the chamber of
commerce last evening shipped by the
steamer Queen forty-nine cases of San
Diego county's exhibit at the Portland
fair. There were two cases of gem
stones, which will form the principal
part of the countys exhibit, and sixteen
cases of olives and olive products, eight
cases of raisins, and many fine photo
graphs of San Diego and San Diego
county.
Mr.. Wood will leave next Monday to
attend to the installation of the exhibit.
He will be gone two or three weeks,
after which the members of the board
of supervisors, in turn, will take his
place while the fair is in progress.
All indications point to the third of
the popular excursions of the chamber
of commerce into the back country as
likely to be as great a success as were
the other two. The trip is to be made in
tallyhos from the chamber of COM
merce rooms to the upper and lower
city reservoirs where is stored city
supply for the next three years. Pres
ent indications are that there will be
more than 100 take the trip. The drive
out will be made by way of Bonita and
lunch will be served at the dam. The
return will be by way of Telegraph
canyon, Chula Vista and National City.
The six Chinese captured by Immi-
grafton Inspector Barney Manning just
after they had crossed the border line
from Mexico have all been ordered de-
ported by Commissioner Knoles and
are in the county Jail awaiting the
orders of United States Deputy Mar
shall Harry J. Place.
The survey has already commenced
for the building of the new sea wall
at Coronado beach as a protection
against the surf, which, since the build
ing of the government jetty, has been
doing some damage along the beach
north Of the big hotel. Close to mile
of sea wall will have to be put in and
thousands of tons of rock must be
into it's construction. 1t will cost the
city of Coronado about 81 on each $1,000
of assessed valuation.
May Live to Stand Trial
Present indications are that William
Dow, the central figure in the shooting
affair that occurred in the lower portion
of the city last Saturday, will live to
answer the charge of murder He shot
Rosa Hostetter twice and she has since
died. He also shot Cliff Gilbert, who is
likely to get we'll, and he then shot
himself The bullet went through the
left lung but missed the heart and the
large blood vessels. 1t Is now thought
that he will recover.
The difficulty between the members
of the board of horticulture and the
district attorney seems TO have been
settled, all three members of the board
having resigned. II is understood that
at the next meeting of the board sim
gle horticultural commissioner will be
! named. The district attorney has re-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
ALLEN AND SHOOK
VISITED LAS VEGAS

Alfred w. Allen. general counsel. and
A. NJ. Shook, manager of the Golden
State Realty company, have returned
from Las Vegas, Nevada where they
Inspected company holdings, including
the Buck subdivision adjoining the
townsite, five blocks from the railroad
station. Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Shook
secured additional acreage that will
be placed on the market, Mr.. Shook
said: 1.-The demand for the Salt Lake
townsite lots exceed the supply. Ex-
tensive improvements have been started
by the railroad company and the Ar
mour and Swift companies are prepar-
ing to establish large ice manufacture
ing plants. Las Vegas is important
for the great mining district i'm the
vicinity of Bullfrog and Beatty"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

Holders OF Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& sons studio wishing sittings on Sunday
must make engagement several days In dd-
vance All coupons must be presented before
May @. 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

Some OF those investors who purchased lots
al the first auction sale OF Sierra Vista town
site property have sold out at a proht. On
Saturday another sao will be held and II a
real estate snap Is what You are looking for
why not take this opportunity, which Will
cost YOU nothing and attend tho saleY Free
transportation can be had al tho office OF A. =.
Webster in the Mason building, Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
INTEREST IN INLAND REGATTA
Western sailors Turn Eager Eyes
Toward OahLOHh

The approaching regatta to be held at
Oshkosh, Wis, next week is eagerly await
ed by all lovers of the sport in this west
ern lake region. Never before In the his
tory of the association has so much in
terest been manifested by the Wisconsin
and Minnesota sailors. At White Bear,
Pine Lake, OconOmowoc, Pewankee and
Deaheld there are sturdy crews engaged
daily in preparing their boats for the meet.
The interest, too is further west, and
Lake Manawa has already sent her Pris-
ella with the hopes OF maintaining the rep
utation made last year by Mr.. Dixon 5
Manawa. People around Winnebago be-
drew second prize in a fleet of eight fast
ones. What the Priscilla will be able to
do is only conjecture, but It has some
speed possibilities which prove not the
worst OF the fleet.
The revised rules OF the Inland Lake
Yacht association have been received by
the officers of the Council Bluffs Rowing
association. They are very complete and
intended TO cover every question OF boat
construction and sailing that could possi-
bly, arise. The thickness of planking, the
number and size Of ribs and deck beams,
sail area, weight and thickness cf bilRe
boards, length of hull, weight OF crews,
etc, are all settled by rules. Practically
the only change made this year is the in
creased maximum weight OF the crews in
the class A boats to 100 pounds and to GOO
pounds in class B.
small number are expecting to attend
the regatta from here and Council Bluffs
besides the crew of the Priscilla.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
SCROFULA
FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws of heredity are invariable
and the diseased blood of parents Is
handed down to children in the form of
Scrofula. Being thus deeply rooted
nothing can reach the disease but a con-
stitutional remedy. The very foundation
of the blood is diseased, and until it is
purified and made strong, those who are
born with a scrofulous, tendency cannot
have the blessing of robust health.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Free Medicine
and Treatment
for One Month
READ THIS OFFER

EVERY PATIENT BEGINNING A
COURSE OF TREATMENT DURING
AUGUST woth Dr. Branman will be
given ONE MONTHS MEDICINE ALB.
SOLUTELY FREE; not one cent to pay
for Examination, Consultation, Advice,
Treatment and Medicine. No person
will be under any obligation to pay for
the same. This offer is given to prove
to the people of Omaha and the west
that there is a PERMANENT CURE for
chronic diseases.
THIS OFFER is NOT GIVEN AS 4
TEST OR TRIAL TREATMENT. DR..
Branaman and his new cure are too well
known to need an introduction. When
Or. Branaman opened his offices in
Omaha he gave every patient a course
treatment absolutely free AS A TEST.
Now he gives one months MEDICINE
AND TREATMENT FREE TO PROVE
HIS SKILL IN CURING PERMA-
NENTLY.
During the last three months DR..
Branaman has been curing the sick for
the actual cost of medicines used. Many
cases cured for SO; the most stubborn
and complicated cases did not exceed $5
per month. These rates are still main
talned, only DIR. Branaman gives one
months medicine and treatment free,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
ELECTRICITY

ELECTRICITY cures Ss5s nGisds dGsfn'ss ,,r,,, 80.
mild current Is passed through the the : ears. s.
reducing all inflammation relieving ali
shrunken and hickened conditions Of the
ear drums, II also acts as a great nerve
tonic restoring and reviving every nerve
fiber to healthy condition
ASTHMA CURED,
Eight years ago I began TO have short
ness of breath and choking. constant
coughing. would raise tough phelgm
Elnally / got so bad could not work
Doctors told me Asthma could not be
cured. | had to sit up at night; the only
relief l got was from smoking an asthma
powder, which only gave temporary re-
lief. lost flesh and strength. l went to
~, ". Brapaman a physical wreck and in a
rev weeks l was new man. l can now
breathe free and easy. I sleep like a child
all night. I do not cough or have any
more rafting or wheeling. This New Cure
ommend It to all my friends as no one
could be any worse than l was.
PETER PIEQUERER
SS5 Street South Omaha
DEAF TWENTY YEARS-CURED.
Twenty years ago l had the la Grippe
and It settled in my ears, causing them to
close up and pain me; my ears were sore,
lost my hearing rapidly. At last my ear
got deaf as post in that ear. tried
everything, One specialist treated me one
year without relief. He said l could not
be cured. ! treated with another special
ist in Des Moines, la, without any re-
suits. l went TO Dr. Branaman. He ap-
piled his New Cure, and am now able to
The discharge does not bother me. hear
all ordinary conversation splendid. / have
not telt SO well In twenty years; am
Just splendid in every way, and 1 advise
man. MRS. HANNAH SABTTS,
217 Leavenworth St.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
2 Denver three runs. Eyler % sub-

ting Denver three runs. Eyler was sub
stituted and quieted the game.
The second game proved a farce as re-
CARDS St. Joseph's showing Souders proved
an easy mark and ten runs we're secured
OF eight hits in the first two innings.
Errors at critical times also assisted Den
yer about the circuit. Errors gave Denver
another In the third. Bohannon's three
base hit in the sixth scored Perrine.
Bohannon scored on Lucia's long fly out to
right.
Anderson, an amateur, was substituted
in the seventh and Jared even worse than
his predecessor. Three passes, two timely
singles and a costly error By McGilvray In
right gave Denver three additional runs.
The game from the outset assumed the
proportions of a huge joke. Burns called
the game in the seventh on account OF
darkness, Ketchem was benched FOR
week without pay in the eighth inning OF
the first game Manager Muchenberger
charging Indifferent work Freeman, a
Sunday league outfelder. was substituted
In center. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Columbus wins in Eighth.
MINNEAPOLIS.

COLUMBUS, Aug. b.-AColumbus finished
with rush today and made II four out
OF hve with Minneapolis. Attendance, 45O4.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
.nR of the Tenmn.
AVERAGES OF THE OMAHA TEAM
Batting in the Same Notch and Field
ing n Little Better.

Papa Bill's machine for grinding out
championships struck snag last week,
when everything broke against II. Pueblo
in setting the Champions back for five
losses out of seven games played, which
is pretty hard Jolt and something the
Rourke family isn't accustomed to. II just
goes to show though In the meantime
the team keeps up its average work. The
individual batting for the week was a
trlfe spotted, Dolan being the only one
of the regulars to improve his position.
The fielding was of the highest grade, and
as result the team average Is moved up
point. The other feature of the week
consists in the fact that Bobby Carter laid
of a game, and this leaves only Schipke,
Welch and Martin with an unbroken list.
The statistics for the season to date are:
BATTLING ANERAGES.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Detroit Loses on ErrOrs

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-killian pltched
a pretty game. errors being responsible Tor
DetroitIs defeat. Attendance, ll.O09. Score:
min /. mr. pTTTA DETROIT.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

A double header will be played with Den
Yer this afternoon, the first game to start
at 2:30. Attendance, 5000. Score, first
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
sporting Brevities.

The StorZ Brewing cOmpany's team play
Do you ever see anything like ~ Frank
Shugart in his second time on earth simply
will not quit pounding the ball.
The Billy Hem Stars go TO Council
Bluffs today to play a return game with
the White owls. The game that was
played here was won by the White Owls
Three, three two are the hits per game
respectively for Stone in Just three games,
all OF which the outfit he is playing with
lost And that's about the way Il has been
going all season, too. Poor Stone.
Forty-two hits In two games-that is the
record made by St Paul In Wednesdays
game against Toledo and Fridays against
the same aggregation, The number per
game was twenty-One
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

TotalA...,.. 6 q 2 TotalH...... 10 ~ 10
Detroit .,..'..........i ''.'' 0 0 / 0 Ga
Left ON bases: Detroit O., Philadelphia, T.
Earned runs: Detroit, TWo-base hit.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Standing of the Teams.


Games today Boston at Chicago, Brook
Ign at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at st. Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

trict league of Greater New York today.
The match, which began yesterday, was
very even on the first innings with the local
men just one run in the lead, but today
the visitors out-batted and out-helded the
home players The contest was witnessed
by one of the largest gatherings ever seen
on local cricket grounds, fully 5000 per-
sons being present.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Golf at Field Club,

Adams was low score at the Field club
Way" cup, eight to qualify. The seventy
nine made by Adams is nearly the amateur
record for the course, Davidson having
made a seventy-eght last week. The eight
who qualified were: Adams, 70; Cundiff
S2 Boyer, 81; Rickert, Sc; Sharpe, IS; Law.
rie, IS; W. c. Dawson. SO; La Doucier, 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 5-(SpeciaI)-A
meeting was held in the district court room
last evening to take preliminary steps for
the organization of country club, A
committee was appointed to decide upon
the practicability of such an Organization
by lease or purchase a part of Hawthorne
island, which is the large island west OF
golf links
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

case and We will send you book describ-
ing the disease and give, without charge,
any medical advice you may need.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ca.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Tennis Match in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 5-The state tennis
tournament was concluded today on the
grounds of the Town club. Rueben Hunt
of California won from 7. II. Spence Of
Milwaukee in the challenge round OF the
singles, thus becoming permanent holder OF
the cup, he having won II three successive
times. Hunt Of California and Hurton OF
Minneapolis won from McMynn and Clark
son of Milwaukee in the challenge round
doubles. this being their second time to
win this event,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

ors received their share Of applause The
feature OF the game were Johnson's home
run hit with man on second and Welch's
theatrical one-handed catch. which saved
Poteet; Grand Island. Glade and Worta.
Struck out; BY Ruegge, Z; by Glade, 4
Hastings 2; Grand Island. e. Umpire Yen
lei
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

SYDNEY, G. B., Aug Sin the summer
carnival sports here today Simon =. Gillh
Of New York threw the tWelve-pOund ham.
mer 1872 feet inches. This, II is claimed,
and record will be applied for.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Two Games at letters Today.

Two games of ball will be played at
letters park Sunday afternoon, The first,
which will start at ?, will be, between the
Omaha. The Victors and COrOnas of Omaha
will play the second. AS the four teams
are playing frst-class amateur ball and
each thinks that Il is the fastest all can
look for two very good and interesting
games.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Score, second game:

Totals...... - 21 Il .
sBatted for O'Brien In ninth.
sBatted for Camnitz in ninth.
'Batted for Slagle in ninth.
srwo out when winning run scored.
Toledo ......,....,.. Q Q Q . Q E
Two-base hits: Lee, Clarke, Moriarlty,
base on balls: on O'Brien, /; OH Camnitz,
4. Struck out: BY O'Brien, 4; by Camnitz
q OF Slagle, 3, Hits; on O'Brlen in five
innings, 2; OFF Camnitz in three innings, 8;
off Kelum in one inning, s. Double plays
Demont TO Lee. Kelley to Wheeler. Left
on on bases; Tio Toledo Si & 81 Paul Hit With
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06

LAST DAY OF THE YORK RACES
Four Fine Events Furnish Excellent
sport.

YORK, Neb.. Aug 5.-(special Tele-
gram To-day was the last day of the
speed meeting at this place and one of
the best of the four days. Summary:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
Omaha Team Il shut Ont.

PILGER, Neb., Aug. ESPECIAL )-Pilger
shut out the Walter G, Clarks Of Omaha
today in an interesting game, 20 O. The
feature OF the game was the pitching OF
Atkinson. striking out ten OF the Clarks'
sluggers and allowing but three hits. Err
rors: Pilger, 2: ClaTks, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
standfnR of the Tenma.
DoubIe-Hender with Denver,

Games today: Denver at Omaha, Pueblo
at st. Joseph, Des Moines at Sioux City,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-06
New York Wins Two Interesting Con
tenta from st. Louis.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-New York de
header here today. The first game was a
pitchers battle between Chesbro and Sud
hon. with honors in favor of the local
pitcher. In the second game New York
secured a commanding lead in the early
stages of the game, but the visitors made
game rally In the ninth inning, falling
ance 5000. Score first game: