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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-22
Great Atlantic Hotel,

Virginia Ave. and Beach. Atlantic City N J.
Delightful location. Rooms suite with phone,
private hot and cold sea water baths. Sun parlors
excellent table cafe and grill attached. La
dies Nassar Orchestra. Special spring rates. 90
PEE day and up; $1,000 weekly aud up CAPACITY
200. Coach meets I, aims. Write fG- 1908 booklet.
A. CHESHIRE MITCHELL,
ta2S-l 56t, 12,eSu Owner and Prop'r
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SPRING RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.

CHE W0OD r r.. S 81. e $R'a .s.
Special May and June rutss, SIS and $40 per
week; 81 per day. Booklet.
my1T-76t. eSu-6 E. NJ DEMPSEY.
THE FRONTENAC.-A new hotel as good as the
best. Kentucky ave, 100 yards from Beach. The
center of all attractions. Direct southern expos
ure. Contains every comfort and convenience. Ele-
vator, steam heat baths. &c. Capacity, $50. Spa
cious parlors with unobsructed view OF ocean.
Special May and June rates for pleasant rooms
and excellent cuisine. 81 TO $40 weekly; $1.JO up
daily. Saturday to Monday, So. Booklet.
mh21- SGT -eSu-T Mrs. II. Y. MOI Err.
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NEW FIREPROOF
RIO GRANDE,

New York and Beach. Conceded to be
Atlantic City's most modern hotel; running water
in all rooms; elevator; baths; metal ceilings
throughout; exchange open to second floor; mod
ap1 GOT S
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THE Lorraine,

HOTEL. MT. VERNON, Pacific near Michigan Ave
Opens June l. Capacity, 200 Rooms en- suite ant
with bath. Elevator to street level. Large yeran
das with view Booklet. c. NJ. PECK, for
merly OF The Linden. Gin. phila. my2l -3Ot.5
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ORANGE MISCELLANIES
PeatIands Submerged, but Little DAM
age Worked by Storm

Special to The Herald.
ORANGE, March 1S.-The deluge in
the vicinity Of Orange was compare
lively mild in the damage reported.
Portions of the peatlands were sub
Ana river and the Santiago creek
threatened to flood Chapman street for
a time, but finally swept on through
another channel.
w. w. Perkins, proprietor of the
Villa Park rose nurseries, has just
planted out another field of roses in
the Willard Smith ranch.
During the past year Mr.. Perkins
has shipped four carloads to the east
and another carload is now at the
nursery. He has also sold 10000 plants
locally which. together with the east
ern shipments, brings the total num-
Der of plants shipped to S34,450
Fifteen members of Orange coun-
Gil, Fraternal Aid association, attended
the district convention of Southern
California held at Santa Ana on We'd
nesday. Large crowds were in atten-
dance at Ine IlOrIllHS, dlIelHooll anu
evening sessions. The annual associa-
ton picnic will take place at Long
Beach Saturday, June 8.
Capt. w. C. Dutton, the Good Tenn
plar orator, spoke in the Christian
church on Monday and Tuesday even
ings.
The hunt Of the Santiago Fox club
last Saturday resulted in the capture
of one fox, two coyotes and two wild
cats. Twenty hunters attended.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated at
the parsonage of the Methodist church
by a social last evening. There were
appropriate decorations and refresh
ments with an excellent program.
The remains of Mrs. j. r. Culver
were brought from Alhambra on Fri
day and inferred at the Santa Ana
cemetery. Mrs. Culver, who was
former resident of West Orange, was
g. years of age at the time of her
death and is survived by five children.
East or West Coronado is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
SEVERAL ARRESTS OF
IDYLLWILD SUSPECTS
Robbers Were Most Polite and Said
They Would Return the Sum
Taken With Interest

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, March 1S.-Several ar
rests have been made today by the off,
desperadoes who robbed the Kelly store
at Idyllwild last night. The burglars
were remarkably polite when they
found there was a woman in the store,
and when she objected to their taking
her purse, containing $40, they said,
"Why, certainly not, we wouldn't steal
from a woman"
The men talked freely, saying that
they were in desperate straits but that
they would return the money with
interest as soon as they were able.
F. P. Morrison, who left the first
of the week for San Francisco, has
been stranded midway by washouts.
Mrs. David Small and daughter of
Los Angeles, who have been visiting
Mrs. e. D. Donham of this city, re-
turned home Friday.
A pretty wedding which was on the
social calendar for last Wednesday
evening ndu 10 De PoStpoiiSu oWhi6 ~
the washouts.
w. w. Newton, formerly editor and
business manager of the Redlands
Facts, was examined yesterday before
Judge Oster in regard to his sanity.
He will probably be committed to the
county hospital today.
The ladies of the Altar society of the
Catholic church gave supper and sale
in the Y. M. c. A. auditorium last
evening, netting $50.
C. c. Casewell, a recent arrival in
this city, was arrested this morning
for riding his motorcycle at too great
speed within the city limits. He pleaded
guilty. and was fined So.
A. K. Smiley of Smiley Heights cele-
brated his seventy-seventh birthday
yesterday.
The sun generally shines at Coronado,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

home on Orange and Fourteenth
streets. In honor of the day the decor
ations were all in green, tiny sham
rocks peeping out here and there
from masses of English ivy which cur
tanned the doors and formed grace
full frieze about the ceiling. A blarney
stone was also exhibited-a surprise to
the guests. Progressive whist was in
dulged in and the score cards used
were dainty hand painted shamrocks
with droll Irish figures accompanying,
the work of r. j. Sterrett. The color
of the Irish leaf was conspicuous also
In the dainty refreshments which were
served at a late hour. The guests were
Misses Phelan of Los Angeles, Miss
Sterret of Pasadena, Purcell of Pauld-
ing. O., Baird of Banning, Stone or
Corona, Heller, Fraser, Kimbell, Cum
ningham, Balm, Lacy and Messrs. SEQ
Vile of Corona, Balm, Sterrett, Rhea,
Edwards, Fraser, Mcintyre, H. and A.
Bonnicastle.
Close friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Knox Of Lemon street surprised
them last night on their wedding an
niversary. The evening was passed
in whist at which Mrs. Collins and Mr..
Knox were winners.
Mrs. Edward Hyatt, who has been
teaching In Highgrove month during
the illness of the principal, Geoffrey
Morgan, was yesterday, her last day IN
the school, the recipient of unlocked
for attentions from the girls of her
room. On her desk she found hand
some brooch with an accompanying
letter of appreciation which included
an invitation to lunch with the girls
at noon.
Least rain. most sun, at Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

Thompson debated government owner
ship Of the transcontinental railroad
with Raymond Morgan and Miss Mar
1orie Curtis.
DR.. Mario congdon Of this city has
been elected to the Office Of supreme
medical examiner Of one Of the largest
fraternal orders. DR.. Congdon will con-
tinue to live here.
James Albert Perry died at his home
5s South Mentor street, last night, aged
a years. He was stricken with apo
plexy just a week ago. He leaves a
widow, Mrs. G. A. Perry, one daughter,
Mrs. Charles q. Bryant of San Fran
cisco, and seven sons. Deceased was a
pioneer, having come to this country
around the horn in 1S49 He was a
resident of Pasadena twenty years.
The sun generally shines at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
EVENTS AT SAN PEDRO
Rev. Father ConneaIIy Delivers Elo-
quent Sermon on ST.
Patrick

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, March 1S.-An eloquent
sermon was delivered by the Rev. Fa-
ther Conneally at the Catholic church
last evening at the conclusion OF the
regular devotlons. The subject chosen
was the life and times of st. Patrick
and the reverend gentleman dealt with
the various phases of the saints strus-
giles I'm spreading Christianity and the
success attending his labors.
The Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany Is fencing off its plaza property,
and within few days will have a
squad of men at work sloping the en-
bankment from the elevation to'gromd
along beneath the line where the steam
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
RAINS AT ELSIN0RE
River a Swollen Torrent and Lake Is
Rising Rapidly

Special to The Herald.
ELSINORE, March 1.-THE river Is
a swollen torrent and the lake rising
rapidly. Showers are still falling.
F. F.. Taylor Of Chicago arrived to-
day to visit his aunt, Mrs. 2. Bird
Price. Mr.. Taylor was storm bound IN
Barstow for several days.
Callie McIntire came over from Riv-
erside today to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. McIntire.
James Balfour returned today from
Los Angeles.
Mrs. p. Cannady left today for San
Bernardino, where she will visit friends
for awhile.
Mrs. ]. A. Crane leaves Saturday
morning for Pomona and other Cities
to visit for few weeks with relatives.
Col. Woodford, who has purchased
the N. c. whitfield property here left
today for a trip to Honolulu.
When raining here. go to Coronado
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
MALE QUARTET LEAVES
POMONA FOR CHICAGO
VIII Give Series of Eight Concerts at
Different Reading Rooms of
the Santa Fe

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, March 1S.-The California
male quartet, composed of A. Rae
Condit, c. Clifford Condit, Edmund M.
Pease, jr., and B. A. Buker, left yes
terday over the Santa Fe for con-
cert tour as far as Chicago which will
take about three weeks to complete.
The quartet will be accompanied by
Los Angeles. The young men have
all their expenses paid by the
Santa Fe railroad, and in return will
give eight concerts at the different
reading rooms of the company along
the route. They will spend some time
in Chicago before returning.
The funeral of Martin w. Miller was
held this afternoon on Glendale ave-
nue. at the home of ]. F. Ulery, of the
firm of Hoffman G. Ulery. Mr.. Miller
was 80 years of age.
The funeral was conducted by DR..
and the remains were taken to Menlo.
Iowa, accompanied by Mr. j. f. Ulery.
Mr.. Miller was man greatly beloved
and the funeral was one of the largest
held here in recent years.
George Waterman of this city is the
new president of the Southern Cali
fornia district Fraternal Aid associa-
tion, elected at the district convention
held at Santa Ana this week.
The rainfall of Pomona to date as
recorded by the DR.. B. S. Nichols
gauge, is 21O3 inches. Very little
damage has been done here by the re-
cent storms, but the North Pomona
motor was laid up for two days.
Hotel del Coronado the best place now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
CAPTURE
THREE SUSPECTS
MAY HAVE COMMITTED THE
lDYLLWILD ROBBERY
Fully One Thousand kilograms Sent
From San Bernardino TO the Gov
ernor Protesting Against
County Division Bill

Special TO The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March 49,
Thus far the officers have rounded UP
three suspects for the bold hold-up and
robbery at the Idyllwild store of Kelly
Brothers, which occurred last night at
midnight. The trio were caught this
morning at Cotton by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Ward. They have been held
all day and were seen this afternoon
by Kelly, but as yet he has been unable
positively to identify them. They will
be held until there Is no doubt as to
their innocence.
When told to open the safe Kelly
replied that he could not. But he was
told that IL he did not open 1t they
would blow off his head and then blow
the safe. He at once remembered the
combination.
Kelly's face was badly cut by falling
glass from the window through which
the first robber thrust his arm when
he stuck the gun under Kellys nose
and told him to lie still. Mrs. Kelly,
who was in the room, was frightened
so badly that she became hysterical.
San Bernardino Briefs
The local postoffice has been flooded
with mail the past two days from the
delayed Santa Fe overlands. But little
eastern mail has been received In this
city since last Sunday, and clerks and
carriera were compeIled to work over
time to clean up the rush.
Fully 1000 private kilograms have been
sent from citizens of this county to
Governor Pardee protesting against the
county division bill, which was rushed
through the legislature in the closing
moments of the session.
Hotel del Coronado the best place now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ACCUSED OF MURDER
OF SOB0BA POLICEMAN
Pauline ResbaIoso Charged by coro-
ners Jury With Having
Done the Deed

Special to The Herald
RIVERSIDE, March 1S-A committee
from Company NJ composed of Capt.
r. M. Heath, Lieut.. Bloom and E. A.
Meacham were in Los Angeles today
attending the meeting of the officers
of the Seventh regiment, N. G. c. They
are working in the interests of former
Capt. II. T.. Mitchell, who Is a candi-
date for lieutenant colonel Mitchell
was captain of Company M for six
years and at present is military In
structor at Sherman institute.
The coroner's jury impanelled to in
vestigate the death of Martin Jauro,
the Soboba policeman. brought In a
verdict charging Pauline Resbaloso
with the crime. He is now in jail
awaiting a hearing, after which he will
be tried in the federal court at Los
Angeles.
ID. V. holland, assistant enrolling
clerk during the recent Legislature, is
home again after four days experience
on delayed trains EN- route over the
coast line,
An elaborate st. Patrick's day party
was given tonight by Miss McKeehan
and Miss Peckham at Miss McKeehan's
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
OCEAN PARK CARNIVAL
Lacking Queen, the Management
Decides to Substitute
a Kind

Special TO The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March tS.-The car
nlval Is having its inning today and
the smile that won't come off radiates
from the faces of the showmen. All
afternoon a steady stream Of humanity
surged In and out Of the carnival
grounds but toward night the atten-
dance was unprecedented. Inside the
lnclosure twenty sideshows and numer-
GUS lesser attractions did thriving
business.
Finding 1t impossible to secure the
services of a queen the carnival COM
mittee has hit upon the unique plan
Of substituting a king, and on Monday
evening a gentleman prominent in local
affairs will be crowned. The exercises
are to be held on Pier avenue and will
be preceded by full dress parade in
which fifty of the citys most prominent
citizens will mark time
While playing circus at his home on
Lake street today, IA year old Charlie
Hassinger fell from a trapeze and
sustained a compound fracture of the
wrist.
A contract involving $4,000 was this
morning awarded H. x. Goetz for the
erection of the proposed Venice bath
house main building, the work to be
completed not later than June is. A
contract for the Venice seawall has
been given to the California Construc-
tion company, now engaged building
the government breakwater at San
Pedro.
The apostolic rite of confirmation will
be administered at the Church of the
Good Shepherd tomorrow evening.
The Epworth League held an Irish
entertainment" in the church parlors
last evening, admission to which was
one Irish potato The evening was
pleasantly spent in song and games
following which refreshments were
served.
A large attendance of young people
was feature of the weekly dance held
this evening at the Country club. The
hostesses were: Mesdames Kinney,
Blagge, Sale and Murphy
Benjamin L. Baer today purchased
Marine street unimproved property to
the value of $780,
P. ]. Dudley, the newly sppointed
cashier of the Ocean Park bank, ar
rived from New York today and Will
assume his duties Immediately.
When raining here, go to Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ACTIVITY AT REDoNDo
Board of Trade Enters Upon an Ag-
gressive Campaign

Special to The Herald.
REDONDO, March 1S.-The trend of
civic affairs under the new board of
trade is toward an active and pros
porous year. President Wells has
placed matters of vital Importance to
Redondo in the hands of an aggressive
committee, and already the decks are
being cleared for action.
The marriage of Miss Jennie e. Craw-
ford and James H. Olney took place on
Friday.
The rainfall to date at Redondo and
vicinity is 1925 inches. But little harm
is reported, and crops are looking ex-
ceedingly well.
The home of Judge L. A. Graft oil
Ocean front. is nearing completion and
will be one of the largest in this place.
Least rain. most sun. at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

shovel is operating. These improve
ments will be in the nature of deco
rative finish to the city's garden spot.
Miss Helen Peterson entertained her
many young friends at the residence of
her parents on Eleventh street last
evening. Miss Norma Hyde and Miss
Edith Coombs assisted in receiving the
guests. A program of music was rem
dered and refreshments served at the
conclusion of the very pleasant social
event.
Hotel del Coronado the best place now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ELLERY BAND TO GIVE
BENEFIT FOR WORKMEN
Fund Will Be Raised for Those Who
Lost Property in the

SIOTm
The Ellery band will give on Satur-
day evening, March 25, at the Mason
opera house a concert, the proceeds of
which will be distributed by commit
tee for the benefit of workmen and
others who lost their tools and possess
sions in the storm of last week. B.
Fay Mills and other speakers have been
requested to make short addresses.
This concert is for the workmen from
Playa del Rey to Santa Monica. AS
many persons along the Santa Monica
bay have wished individually to con-
tribute toward a fund to purchase new
equipment for those who are unable
to bear the loss. the intention was to
have the concert at some point at or
between Playa del Rey and Santa
Monica, but the applications for
tickets were so great that 1t was de-
cided to hold it in Los Angeles, as no
suitable hall could be secured on the
bay for the proper rendition of the
music that Mr.. Ellery wishes to give
on that evening.
The following committee has been
requested to act for the distribution of
the receipts: E. p. Clark and T. r.
Gabel, representing Playa del Rey;
w. r. Wheat and ]. G. French, repre-
senting Venice of America; Dana
Burks, A. r. Fraser. Force Parker and
A. Ed Robinson. representing Ocean
Park, and Roy Jones and T. H. Dud-
ley, representing Santa Monica.
L. e. Behymer has consented to give
his services to the Ellery band an6
take charge of the entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
SANTA MONICA TENNIS
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 1S.-At the
ail-day tennis tournament of the Lin
coin school, held on the local courts to-
day, the play proved most exciting and
interesting, and was witnessed by a
large crowd of spectators. G. Town
send and Elizabeth Ryan divided early
honors with v. Shut and Eyaline
Grohe.
At odd Fellows hall last evening
eight candidates were initiated into the
mysteries Of the Theta Sigma frater-
nifty. Dancing and refreshments fol-
lowed the exercises.
East or West Coronado Is best"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Death From HydrophobIa

ST. LOUIS, March 1S-The bite of =
cat nine years ago caused the death
today by hydrophobia of Henry PIas-
terer. The first symptoms of the dis
ease developed a week ago. Finally
commissions developed and today the
boy died.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
walter BROS. os7 south Spring

Paint houses set glass, carry largest stock
OF burlaps. especially for wall purposes can
be repainted or retinted; 76-in, (not 72-in)
heavy natural burlap, 20c; sanitas. the new
wall cover for kitchen and bath. 25c yd
LIT shades. 25ci good paper and border for
i2-ft. room, 81; best paint, $3.50 gal barn
and roof, soc; shinsle stain, 75c moldins
20 foot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
NOTICE.

Its superiority over all others in point
Of healthfulness, the excellent results
obtained from its use and its moderate
price, should make Rumford Baking
Powder the standard Of every family.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Public Schools

To the Citizens of Los Angeles:
The Board of Education has called an eieo
'o' " TUESDAY. MARCH 21, 1905,
for the purpose of voting on the question OF
issuing bonds in the amount of SO2OoOo TOT tne
common schools and $26O,OOO Tor the 1ish
Following are extracts from the report or
the committee, which has been printed IN
full and can be obtained at the otnce OF lie
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools ~ ,,,,,,
IT is YOUR DUTY TO VOTE ON The
QUESTION.
Polls are open from a. m 70 sundown.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE oN
Los Angeles. CAL, Feb. s, 1905.
To the Board of Education:
Gentlemen:
Your special committee who was instructed
to inquire into the needs of the schools as re
CARDS Increased accommodations for puplis'
herewith reports follows:
PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR GRADES AND
KINDERGARTENS
No of rooms of all kinds available for
these departments ........................'.. 90
Segregated follows 49,
In regular school buildings. occupied ...,... 594
In regular school buildings, not used..:...:
III temporary buildings in various schooi =,
Yards Observation-Disclosures. Ef
or the rooms now in use So are overcrowded,
having in each case over so pupils The school
buildings are generally in good repair but In
many Instances the grounds are OF insufhclent
size. -,
The following table shows the average daily
attendance the past month, and for the corre-
spending months in previous years, showing
the increase from year to year, and the NUM-
ber of school rooms necessary to accommodate
the additional pupis
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19


Adding eight rooms now I'm use we have
vide for one years growth. Should we. how
ever assume that the growth will be equal to
the average of the last two years. we will have
no vacant rooms when buildings are completed.
The physical condition of the High School is
most deplorabe. The main building erect
ed in 1890. and intended TO accommodate
about 900 pupils. At that time what is
known as the Polytechnic High School was
department of the school, The present enroll
ment of both institutions is about 1000. To
provide for this expansion several rooms that
were never intended to be used for recitations
by reason of insufficient size, light and ventl-
aton have been fitted up for this purpose
Others have been created in the attic and
basement. The lunch pavilion was divided
into four class rooms, while seven other tenn
porary buildings have been erected the
school grounds. All OF these rooms, nineteen
In number. are UNIT for permanent use. and
some should not be used single day In
addition to this portion of the pupils in the
California Street grammar school has been sent
to other districts, and Ave rooms I'm that build
ing are used for High School classes. This
which II was originally intended
Provision must be made for the pupils in all
OF these twenty-four rooms, and also for a very
considerable number who either do not enter
or who leave the school ON account of con-
dltons that are dangerous to health.
CHARLES G. DAVIS, JOSEPH SCOTT,
JOHN ID. BICkNELL, j. 8. SLAUSON,
j. M. QUINN. EMMETT III. WILSON,
w. j. WASHBURN
Members Board of Education,
Los Angeles City, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 81.
County of Los Angeles
Charlna Sevlnr Cashier q

This Bank will remove to its quarters, corner
Fourth and Main Streets and be open for business
Monday, March 81, 1905. CHAs sELYER, Cashier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-14
RAILROAD WAR THREATENED.
Not of Rates. But of Invasion of Ter
ritory.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 14.-A railroad
war for Nebraska and the Middle
West is in sight for next summer
should the Great Northern railroad
carry out its announced plan to build
two connections with the Burlington
in Nebraska this spring.
The first of the projected lines is to
run from Sioux City to Omaha and
the second extension from o'Neill to
Thedford. Neb.. giving the Burlington
Great Northern combination the short
line between Denver and Minneapolis
and Duluth, that being an invasion Of
northwestern territory. Well-inform-
ed railroad men are of the opinion
that this will cause the Northwestern
to extend the Hastings line into Den
yer to retaliate against the Burling-
ton and the Union Pacific will be
drawn into the fight.