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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

sic Sapancr einoranaen llno i,llter
Der Iedlng nnieres fllrdtbare'l Irs
tiaerieieucrs Die crlte 2inie leihter
@eidiibe itiirmtcn. Gin blnttgcr
&f folgte, oer nit Der eroberllng
0es aan5en Sorts cnbete. Die fii,li-
bmnoert Mann itarfe @arnilpn ellt-
fam.
0as Sort 3iblung liegt am yiib-
lmngberge unO biloet ein @lleo IN
ser &ettc Ser iogenannten Snnenbc-
ieltignnaen BON Yort 9lrtbnr, = I'M
@egcniab 81 oen slmBenlperfen. 9ns
bon bem Sapanern geilonnlene Tor-
inert lit bon ocn Staotgrenaem Eort
grtbur's nlr nod slpci Wtcilen ent-
iernt. @iirbe man aui Oeln 9sartt-
plab bon Sort slrtbllr lteber, 10
lpiiroe man oas Sort 9tiblrtng III
noro.Gltlifer &ibtuna iefen. Nas
Mibling-Uort lieet ein rnO cine balbc
Mcile iiio.GItlib pom 8cfpan-Tort,
bas Die Sapaner Dor einigen Eager
nabmen. Tmrb Die @egnabme oic-
fer beiocn @eieltieluaen lit !uabr-
i6einliA sic Terbinouna Sipilden oell
@olocn Sill Sorts unO oen sSelt'
Sorts abgeihnitten.
Sofio, 80. Seq.
Gas Stabs.Sauptauartier Der
manoihuriid)eu slrmee meloct:
yMm 27. 0e5ember, yfahmlttoas
INN 3 llbr, eroiineten Oie &uiien nit
idaperen ruiiii6en Selogeihiiten
6euer auf Die Giienbubnbriidc ilber
oen SahefluB, lpdbreno lie gleid,5ei-
tig Sid)iiiangtum rmb Sbulinsu bon
Ialient,m aus beid)oiien. &illiiite
&eiterei ariff gesen Nbeno Seilieil,
TIM an, lpllrOe aber bon iaparilher
&apalleric 5nriidgeid)lasen. Gtrpas
ip1ter i6lolien Oieielben 9illlen
einige iapaniihe Eifetts eilt, Die So
paner erbieIten inoef Yeritarfuig
uno ihl,,gen Die @egner 5mriid. Orel
sSapaner iielcl."
ct. YetersbnrG 80. 2cS.
9as Ariegsminiltcriinn ipeiIt Oar-
alf bin, SaE Die ginnabme oes &ib-
lune.Ncrges Die sSapaner giinltislten
yalles 5l Serren auf Der gall5en
Terroiie ,mter ben Smlptforts bon
&eftpan mad)t. Ser Sauptpcrtbei-
oigunas @iirtel lit nod ilmpcrlebt
Smlptquartier Scr iapaniidem slr-
NEE Dor Sort slrtbmr, iiber
sS,lian, 30. Ieselnber.
ToS eroberte Sort 9tiblilng tit 0as
er0bte uno ltdrflte Seitungspcrt allf
bem 0itliden Soben5uge. TurG
feiten Sells murben Mineneinge ac-
iblaaen ,nb slpei Sonnen Gpualnit
sur Spreuaimg Ser @aGmmlern per-
iuanot. Iie g(rbeit mar por5iiglid),
,m6 Die Sprenaung bot einen groB-
artigem slnblid. Sic SGlfte Der @e-
iatung 6es Sorts ipurbe burd ole
grploliom eeto0tet. Iie anoerc
&1lfte leiitete per5meifelten Nioer4
itano. Wier ihlpere 0eidiise. iieben
Sdmellfeuereeidiite i,no stpci Wsa-
ldinengetpebre fielen Den Siegern
IN Die SGnbe. sluBeroem fanoen IL
oreiBig neutrality-suspicious., welhe
in einem @dga5in aufbeipabrt waren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Mabmiimniser Staliencr tGStct icimeIl
Nrnoer mmo ipiro pun eiuem
YpliSiitcm crIduiien.
ct 3nuis. Nfn.. % 9

ct. 2omis, Wto., 30. Se5.
Gin inr6tborer @ampf ianO Slpi-
iden orei StalienerrL 9riiOerm, ltatt,
BON Ocnen elmer pl0tlib mabniimlig
geporoen mar nno nit einem Wtelier
omi bie anoeren einorana. Giniae
oilr6 sic 9fudbarn berbeiaerilIene
Yoli5iItcm erbruden oic 1bilre DeS
3inmers, IN meldJenl Die Sriioer
mobmtem, IN ben slllacnblid, ais Der
@abnlirniae eil bllltiaes afelier
idiuang, NIT pelGcnl er Den linn 5ll
tSiiBen liegenoen 9rllOer Die 8eblc
bnr6l6nitten botte. slls Ser @abn'
li,nligc Die EpJisilten lab, Orana CT
ani oieie Elm, iumroe abcr olird) cilell
SdMB mieoeraeltrcdt. Gr mo leill
cbeniallS ldaper perlprnOeter @rilOer
murben nab Dem Solpital 9cbradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Srciiadcr Mpro nnO SelblmurS.

Nresluu. SGlelien, -. ScS.
Gin beflugcnswerthcs 0dnlIllens
Sranla miro auS 9trrobnliicn telegrn.
pbiid) geinelOet. Ser OortiAe Naiii'
nann 6crtel beiano lid dhen leit
einiaer 3eit III miBliten Slnan5uer,
l)Iltnilien. 9ieilerbiuNs bliIfteI lid)
oie TerleaenlRiteu, nnO ldlieBllth hat
ibn Die %erJueifluna ibernlamt.
Seetc 9tudlt t0otete cr ole @ntiiI
mo ole beiben ainoer. iloem cr oen
Shlafen0em oen Sul9 Ourdlldlnitt.
9tdb Der oreifaden Wtorotbat begIuJ
DER lln1liitlife Sclbltnloro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Smnges Maod)em thirst i'd amS benz
Srittcn Stofiucrfe amf Sas
StraRempflaiter.
Sc @ M 81 prf. q. Se1

gtem Oorf, q. Se5.
glus 0em oritten Stodlperfe zines
Saules Der ". 46. StraBe, nabe Ocnl
SroaOmap, iprang ein 21 Sabre alteS
WGOhen oas iih Gelcl Sall nannte,
uno war augenblidlid, toot. Die In,
gliidlide ioll, pdbreno iie ans
Dem sSeniter lprans, INN Siilie gerl,-
fen baben. Sic pur llnbetleiOet
itmo ans DEM llmltanOe ,ouB ibre
&leioer serItrert i'm 3imner laaelI
imo iie oen &iilferilf MisitieB, 5iebt
Der Coroner S1oler oen SdlilB, OaB
man lie NIT 8epalt suriidhaltei
pollte, iporallf lie III Ser Ser5meif-
lung ans benl Seniter iprang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Wtntter nno Subm ucrbranmt.

". &n., 2S. ScS.
slls Srnn Eas0llale GeIl inlO ibr
Sobndleu bclIte 0lorgen helm sSriib.
liiid ioBen. erplobirte cine Sumpe
ino Oie aleiolnig SeiOer gerietb in
Srano. Sic erbielten 10 ihluere
@inoen, baB lie innerbal6 eIlliacr
Stlln0em ltarbcll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

moatc sic StreitcnGen trennelr, ais
iib Saplor gegen i'm Wenoetc ino
linn Oen Sonls ppn DIR 5t Sbr 6mrd)-
iebnitt. Gatrett iiel mIf 0en 9oOc,l
nn0 itarb uat luenigcn Miulten.
SaDlor miroc naf Dem @efongnib
gcbradt ilnO oblle 3ulaiilIng Don
Siirgidait ieitsebaltcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sn &uiafen- S6riern lit bic Eeit ans
gcbru6cu.

ct. petersburg %. Sej.
&ier miro btridltct, bob etwa iiiIi
sig Weileu nor0lib bon @uriep IN
orei @olofeI Soriern lnO 5mci Stir
9iicn slnlieolilngeu Ole Eelt mls9c-
brodeu iei iino bereits POO Spier &C.
Iprbert bnbe.
Sie Selld,e lit 10 idlrcdlid,, Dab oic
Napon @cldllellen nod am ielben
Gage Iterbem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sn Somlon, Georgia, ipmroem siuci
ysc9er bingcrid)tct.
Somipr. 90. 2S. Nei

Somiom 65n.. 2S. NeS.
Sic 9teger SSobn Butler mo @ni1
Hceo, ipeld)e oem u. Is. Storp ernor-
oct batten lino aeltern gcbentt NOR
oen. Butler i6iem Ole Sa6c als
i6le6ten @iB sll betrabtell, benn er
lobte lmo iherSte, bis ibm Die
idipor5c &oppe iiber ben 8opf &C.
sogem ipllr0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03

men. 9todlbcm man Sen feger Oil
einen Sum aebelltt hntte. iunrbe CT
poll &ll9eln aeidoIicn. lSnrt ulroc
am q. Te5crlber nit cincr &clIle CT.
id)lnaclt; Die GoroncrS SSlrp gnb Dos
Serbift db, OuB CT Don Sinons crr
ld)lugcn ipuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sdrcflid)e Sulgc cincs ldJltdJten
Sd)cr5cs.
u erlin oS Url

y : ~ -. N0.
Ser Sd)allplaB einer fllrdtbnref
@luttbnt mar Die Stnot 9allterbud) IN
Der bellild)en Erouin5 SberbeIlen.
Gprt hut DER pptlbubeloc San0lpirtD
Ncib IN cinem slninll bon gSuhnlinn
leilic Satin lnO Guei SGd)ter ilO
Iid ielbit getoOtet. SIe graillige
Sbot lit inoirett alii eincu idlcdlten
Sder5 ieiner tSrcunoe 5uriIdHliiib.
rem. Gurb ibrc SduIcleieu 9erei3t,
trauf 9ieiB lid einclI 10 morosndRi'
gen Hallldl oil, ouB er III @abnIinn
rerfiel uno in Oielem 3ultano per.
iibte CT ole SbGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
3iuei Giienbabn Nneeitelt bci
einem 3miammenitof gct0otct.
GbarIeit on, SSu., %. 9,

Gbarle It on ST., %. Se5.
Vei einem beilte gtahmittag aui
Der Gloper 2eaf giienbabn, 5uansig
Ieilen meitlid BON bier, itattiiroen.
ben SuiamnrenltoBe Sipeier ssradt.
,ii9e plrOe Ser Gonollfteur oes DIT.
lid fabrenOen 3ugcs, @alter See bon
Gbarleiton ,m0 Der @remier S5obb.
les geto0tet. Giner Der 2ofomotip-
iiibrer ipuroe lei6t perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
@icr Manncr Smrd cine Sampffciicl.
Grploiipn gctDotct.
6 hcfo[is. @oiI,.. %. 3

- ~>Nlp' - - ~.
eSnfplge elmer Grplolion BON bier
&cilelm IN Der Sd9clniible bon gSal.
Wortb mo 9fcpillc III SSolpille,
SSolb, muroen beilte bier MGn1er
aetootet nnb ciner Dcrlett. Sie Gr'
plolon fnlO llnlniitelbur por Se'
gimn Der gtahinittngs -glrbeit itatt
SoOt iinO: u. s. Soibs, 80 Sabre alt,
sront NOluea, 3S Sabre alt, y. gp.
ling, 2G Sabre alt umO 9iop SIDES.
26 Sabre alt. &erlett lit W. 8u6a.
man, % Sabre alt, lpabrideinlid
to0tlid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Spppcltcr Sclbitmoro.

9tcm Dort, 30. SeS.
,>n eirem Simmer III einem 70.
gierballc III Der @oluerp mur0el ole
Eeicben BON 5lpci If1lulern. luclcbe
lih George @cbcr llno George Troiult
NcmdlnIt bNtten neblt elmer lecrelt
Siitiluld)e geflulOen; Ole lln9lilf.
lIden hniten gcnleilldn SclblimorO
bcgungen. Sie Slald)e butte 9pun.
tnli entbaltem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
I'm elm Sinfen ocs Yrciies at Oer-
bimocrn, ipllcm 100000 Sallen
Wammiuullc ucrbrannt
NucrNc,s
iuerocu.
MtInntn. @n.. %. 0es.

II q II u, VU., 70. SV5.
Die Ylantagen BETTER nno Se'
ibGitsleute ocs SiiocnS iino, pie be
reits iriiber genleloet aui ein pcrsmei-
icltes slbbiilismittel perialleu, I'M
Dem rapioem Sinfen Der Saumpoll'
Yreile hliolae Der iiberreiden Grnt(
elm Gnoc 5r MAIDEN. Gs iollen nGnl
lib 100000 @ollem @allnnpollt
oilrb Scuer 5eritort mer0en. ,seocl
Yila,aer ooer Iarmer iou ieiuen gll'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Was.Grploiioncm.

Sortforb Gitp, Sno., %. Ses.
,Sm Der Cos. .slnItolt Der Crescent
Gas Company, lueltlih BON bier,
ianb bellte cine grploiion itatt, no.
bel Der "a Sabre olte. iuluerbeird.
tbete Spbn Suttom aetobtet nlo iiinf
onoere 9iGmer ld)luer. elmer bon
linen piellcidt :ootlidb, perleGs
piirocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Sicbenscbnjabriaer Yenacl ridtet
cin 0lnt6ao an.
Stncton. Mla.. 81. Tes

Ser II Sabre alte Babe Saplor
9erietb be,re init cinem 9iahbar
Burns Sall in SiiierenSen mo
Grnfte linn cinen Stih bel, Ser lid,
ais tootlieb erpeiien mag. ". ..
Gotrett. ein alter lln0 bod)an9eiehener
@iiraer, iuclAer III Der 9tdbe italso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
llnsliifsfal bcim tSedJten.
" o ~ Nnrf % 8.

~ I W - - - -. %tJ.
Sie Zines" eri1hrt aus Serlin:
slnton d. &olleben. ein %crunnotcr
0es iriiheren 9otihuItcrs i'll sSulh.
ilgtcu, hut beim Ncdtcn olrh einen
lllloll Oaa 2ebcn cingebiiBt. Ser
ilmgc Wiann mar elm Shloellt Ger
trd)nild,en &ohldille il, GanSi9. GaS
Hopicr icineS 8cgners 'iibr ibnI
Olrb oie Srnbtuaste III ocn Sd,d0el.
nno CT Iurb nndl cine, Operation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-03
Tarbiaer M0rbcr uon einem iuiitbem'
ben Yulfsbamicn gclpndlt.
q col, ca, 30. Dc,

Ser 9teaer &erbert Simons lit &C.
tern bier, gelpndt poroen Gr bate
hen @eiBen s. u. Yarf getoOtet. Ter
Neger Wuroe oen 9eanten, Ole ibn
nab Dem @efiinaniB brin9en molten
BON Dem lpiitbenoen Viob iortacnonl.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
JOHN G. CARLISLE GETS
A BIG ATTORNEYS FEE

NEW YORK, March 24-The decree
of a lower court awarding John G. Car
Isle, ex-secretary of the treasury,
$25, 4SO for professional services in con-
nection with contest against the con-
stitutionality of the laws under which
duties were levied on goods imported
from Porto Rico has been affirmed by
the appellate division of the supreme
court.
Mr.. Carlisle was engaged by Rean
Barnes, who had been retained as
counsel by various merchants, to assist
him In the contest, as result of the
litigation the importers recovering
nearly $5OOOOO from the government.
According to Mr.. Carlisle, something
over $4,000 of this viii be paid to
Barnes. but the latter refused to make
a settlement with him, denying that he
ever engaged Mr.. Carlisle's services.
Mr.. Carlisle then brought suit to re-
cover his fee and was awarded S25, 4SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
JULES VERNE, THE
AUTHOR, IS DEAD
PASSES AWAY AFTER A LONG
ILLNESS
Had Suffered With Chronic Diabetes
and His End Is fastened by
Stroke of Par
aIysis

BY Associated Press.
AMIENS, France, March 24.-Jules
Verne died at $40 p. m. His family
was at his bedside.
NJ Verne had been subject to chronic
diabetes. but the disease did not as
sumo critical aspect until March 10.
He gradually failed, and the end was
hastened by stroke of paralysis COW
ering his right side until the tongue
was affected. The novelist retained
consciousness until shortly before his
DEATH He calmly foresaw death,
called the members of his family to
his bedside and discussed his depart
ure.
Following the announcement of M
Verne's death, kilograms were received
from many eminent persons. 1t is eX-
pected that the burial place will be
Amiens where NJ. Verne lived for a
long time and where his most nota BILE
romances were written. The munich
pality of Amiens, of which the de-
ceased was a counsellor, will partici
pate in the funeral services.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
SAN FRANClSC0'S CHIEF
OF POLICE DISMISSED
Charged With Incompetency and Fail
ure to Suppress Gambling
in Chinatown

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The
board of police commissioners tonight
dismissed from the department Chief
whitman, Sergt. Ellis and Policemen
O'Brlen and Hines. Chief Whitman was
charged by the commissioners with in
competency and neglect of duty in fail
ing to suppress gambling in Chinatown,
it being alleged that it was a matter of
common notorlety that gambling was
continually in progress in the Chinese
quarter.
A lengthy trial was had in which
Whitman introduced testimony to show
that he had used every effort to sup
press crime among the Chinese. Sergt
Ellis, who was also accused of neglect
OF duty, admitted that he had received
money from Chinese gamblers who paid
for protection.
The two policemen who were also dis
missed were also declared equally cul-
pable Three other members of Ellis
squad. Doran. Mum and McGrath, were
fined $100 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
MISS HARTMAN
IN POLICE COURT
HER CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED
FOR FAST DRIVING
Not Recognized by Desk Sergeant and
She Offers $35O,OO0 in Securi-
ties as Bail for the
Man

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Miss Mary
Hartman eldest daughter of E. H.
Hartman, was in the police court to-
day as a result of fast speeding in her
automobile on Riverside drive last
evening. A man in another automobile
had practically challenged Miss.sHarri-
man to a test of speed, and she nodded
assent to her willing chauffeur, who let
out the machine to wild speed.
The two racing machines were finally
halted by the pursuing police, and Miss
Harrimans chauffeur and the other
automobilist were arrested, At the
police station Miss Hartman told the
desk sergeant she would bail out her
chauffeur On being asked for security
she offered a Fifth avenue residence
worth $150,0O0. The desk sergeant, who
hadn't recognized her, was startled and
the girl, apparently thinking she hadn t
offered enough, hastened to mention
her $780, 900 in stocks and bonds. Her
security was accepted.
In the police court today her chauf-
feur and the automobilist were fined
$40 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
HIGHWAYMAN CAPTURED
Car Men Come to Assistance of San
Francisco Victim

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. March 24.-The
tables were turned upon highwayman
last night. He had just stood up a
bank clerk named John e. Webster at
the point of pistol and robbed him
of gold watch and a small sum of
money ON Ashbury street, near Hayes.
when the gripman and conductor of "A
passing car rushed to the victims as
sistance.
This gave Webster an opening and
he grappled with the robber, who fired
at him with a revolver, but with the
assistance of the carmen he was over
powered and turned over to the police.
He gave his name as Charles Colby, hut
later said his right name was Otto
Mitchell; that he had arrived from Los
Angeles four months ago and was out
of work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
AMBASSADOR OF
MEXICO IS DEAD
SENIOR De ASPIROZ PASSES
AWAY AT WASHINGTON
Had Been III for Some Time, but
Exposure on inauguration Day
Was Immediate Cause of
Death
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Senor
Don Manuel de Aspiroz, MeXicos first
ambassador to the United States, died
late this afternoon at the Mexican
embassy, aged SO years, surrounded
by the members of his family AL
though a sick man since last fall, the
ambassadors death was due to re-
lapse caused by exposure on inaugur-
alton day.
Against the advice of his physicians,
Senior Aspiroz left his sick room and
attended the inaugural ceremonies at
the capitol, where he came. near faint
ing.
For years the ambassador has suf-
fered from gastritis and this weakened
his heart. His death this afternoon
was unaccompanied by suffering.
Senior de Aspiroz left his law office
to enter the Mexican army and rem
dered gallant service in the uprising Of
his country against the French inter-
vention, rising in rank from second
lieutenant to colonel. After the fall OF
Queretaro he was appointed prosecut-
ing attorney in the court martial or
Maximillian. Miramon and Mejai
When the revolution of Tuxtepec
under General Diaz overthrew the eX-
listing government, Colonel Aspiroz re-
tired to private life. In May, 1880, he
became assistant secretary of the min
istry of foreign relations and held that
position until his appointment of first
Mexican ambassador to the United
States.
The imperial house of Austria has al
ways taken the position that Senior AS
piroz, through his connection with the
courtmartial of Maximillian, was in
part responsible for Maxmllian's exc
cution, and during the early days of
the service of Senor Aspiroz at Wash
ington this fact proved of keen en-
barassment to himself and the Aus
trian representative. Finally it was ar
ranged that when brought together at
official functions these two diplomats
should exchange formal greetings.
This, however, was not until an en-
barassing incident had occurred at the
White House during the administration
of President Mckinley, when the Mexi-
can ambassador was assigned to escort
to the dining room the wife of the Aus
trian ambassador and the latter felt
compelled to decline.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
WILL OVERPOWER SATAN
New Sect Expects to Accomplish the
Task by August, 1916

DETROIT. March 24,-Glittering with
topazes and accompanied by an up
roarious brass band and a small men
agerie, the long-haired Angels of the
House of David" passed through De-
troit today en- route to the community
of Christian Israelites in Benton Har-
bor Mich There were eighty-five in
the party, following Benjamin and
Mary, founders of the faith, home from
Australia.
Benjamin Purnell, with his wife
Mary, started the House of David"
at Benton Harbor. The community
lives in a group of dwellings on the
outskirts of Benton Harbor. From a
canning factory and three hundred
acres of gardens the thrifty Christian
Israelites secure good living.
The plan of the sect is to keep busy
in the canning factory and on the farm
until August. 1916, by which time they
expect Satan and his followers to be
overpowered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
CLAIMS THE INJURY
CAME FROM A FALL
Son of Prominent Novelist Fatally In
jured, but the Police Hold
His Companion
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 24.-Sterlins
Stuart aged % years, son of Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart, the novelist, was taken
to a hospital today with a fractured
spine. Darrow A. Greer, son of this
vicar of ST. Paurs chapel, this city
who was in Stuarts company last
night, was held at the Flushing police
station while the injuries to Stuart
were Investigated.
Young Greer told the police that
Stuart and himself were at dinner
the Stuart home in Flushing the doors
were locked and that they tried to enter
the house by climbing to the roof OF
the porch and breaking a window In
doing so Stuart fell. He declared that
they had no quarrel.
Doctors at the hospital say Stuart
cannot recover, Mrs. Stuart has been
away from home on visit for several
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
LAsHES FOR ROBBERS
Canadian Highwaymen Punished With
the Cato Mime Tails

WINNIPEG, Man, March 24-San-
dercock and Macdonald, highwaymen,
were sentenced by Judge Richards to
fifteen and ten years respectively with
seventy-five lashes, for robbery with
violence from Winnipeg merchants, and
today received the first installment of
twenty-five lashes.
Macdonald made great uproar and
from the first stroke of the dreaded
CATO -nine-tails screamed horribly and
had to be carried to his cell. The first
few lashes seemed to have no apparent
effect on Sandercock, but he soon be-
gan to groan in a manner which made
his punishment seem worse than that
administered to Macdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
REACHING FOR
VALLEY TRADE
STANDARD OIL GOING AFTER
RETAIL BUSINESS
Offices to Be Opened at Fresno and
Hanford With a View to Gov.
ering the San Joaquin
District
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
/ BAKERSFIELD, March "a. - The
Standard Oil company is going into thf
retail oil business extensively through
out the valley and will inaugurate q
system that will eventually extend over
the state, just as it has covered the
retail business throughout many east
ern communities.
1t is said that within the next few
ford and another in Fresno, where
superintendents will be in charge ana
the wants of the retail trade, whether
for kerosene, distillate or oil for fuel
purposes will be readily supplied When
these offices are established the COM
pany will reach out to other towns and
within short time it hopes to gain
complete control of the retail trade
throughout the valley.
With the installation of the new
pumping stations between here and
Point Richmond, which are now double
the original number, the pipe line is
said to be giving most satisfactory re-
suits. The oil that is being transmitted
is from the reservoirs of the company
in the Kern river field, and it is re-
ported that the measures show that 800
barrels an hour are passing a given
point.
This oil is, of course, being forwarded
to Point Richmond for refining pur-
poses and not to supply the market
with fuel.