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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
SUNSHINERs MEET PRESIDENT
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden Speaks
to Her Followers at Holly.
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Special to The Herald.

special TO ne Herald.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 1.-THE rotun-
das of Hotel Hollywood were filled this
evening by the Hollywood Sunshiners
and their friends, the occasion being
the reception given to Mrs. Cynthia
Westover Alden, president general of
the international Sunshine sicety.
The hotel was decorated with yellow
and white flowers and the members of
the Sunshine society wore yellow and
white, the society's colors.
Mrs. ]. o. Churchill, president of the
Hollywood society, introduced Mrs.
Alden, who spoke briefly on the works
of the Sunshine society. After her
address she was presented a huge bou-
quet of rare white and yellow bios
SONS.
Hollywood was much honored in
having Mrs. Alden speak, as this is
but the third and last time she will
speak in Southern California, although
the invitations have been many.
The athletic association of the Union
High school elected its directors this
afternoon. The association is a stock
company, the st;ck being held by
members and friends of the school.
Great preparations are being made
for the international market to be
given on Ivar street Saturday after
noon. The street will be closed from
Franklin avenue to Prospect, and
lined on each side with booths repre-
senting various nations. A novel at
traction will be a Dutch band COM
posed of we'll known business men.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
LIVE WIRE CREATES TROUBLE
Long Beach Power Circuit Menaees
Life and Property-coupIe Wed
at Burnett
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 1t.-A high ten
sion live wire of the Edison company
broke near the corner of Chestnut ave-
nue. and Second street at an early hour
this morning and fell across the resi-
dence of T. w. Lincoln, and by its
Missing and sputtering aroused the
neighborhood. The other end dropped
into Second street and put an end to
all traffic there for some time.
AT the meeting of the board of trade
last evening 1t was decided to at once
take UP the matter of erecting cham
ber of commerce building in this city.
A committee composed of influential
business men was appointed to inVesti-
gate various sites.
A committee of thrty-one business
men has been appointed to arrange
| for the suitable celebration of the
opening of the 100000 convention hall
and the anniversary of pier opening
day. DR.. L. A. Perce, a leading citizen.
has expressed himself in favor of MAX
ing November 12 the momentous day,
an annual celebration day in this city.
1t has been practically decided to hold
pier day this year on November Is, as
the 18th falls on Sunday.
Miss Maud Brayton of Burnett and
Leslie II. White of Los Angeles were
united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents in Burnett last
evening by the Rev. J.. Lewis Smith,
pastor of the First Baptist church.
The ceremony was very pretty one,
and was attended by large number
of friends from Los Angeles and Long
| Beach.
Murray Rucker, 12-year-old incor-
rigible, has been sent to the detention
| home. His latest prank was stealing
| horses. He got away with the teams
of two local business men.
Wilmington incorporation has re-
ceived another setback. The lines
overlap Long Beach, and San Pedro
has come forward with claim that
they overlap that city also. The mat
ter is now before the board of super
| VisorS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
DRILL TEAM PLANS
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Odd Fellows Of Southern CITY viii
Send Squad TO WatsonvIIe to
Gather In Prizes Next Season.
Police Capture Dusky Fusitlves
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 11.-During the
Odd Fellows encampment last 1,an1,
san Diego canton No. % kent ont of
the contests In drilling, partially he
cause the members of the canton were
tne hosts of the occasion and there
lore would not drill against their
guests, and partially because the men
were busy on encampment committee
work and could not give the time for
practice Next year it will be differ
eht, however. and the canton intends
TO send "class Az team to Watson
vile.
John NJ. Scott, a negro. was taken
from northbound train at Oceanside
yesterday brought here to answer a
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretense. Scott is charged with hav
ing deposited draft for $1,000 in the
First National bank. The draft was on
a San Pedro bank.
He received a bank deposit book and
ty showing 1t among his friends he
was aple TO borrow money in varying
amounts. The draft was returned with
the statement that there were no funds
In the San Pedro bank in Scott's name
10 escape the approaching storm, no
boarded the train. He had waited too
long, however. He tried to avoid the
officers at Oceanside, but did not sue
ceed.
The American ship Benjamin Pack
ard. which has been here for two
months, sailed yesterday morning for
Puget sound, where she will load lum-
Der for New York.
The Elks are planning for a big
evening when District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler Ralph Hagan of Los
Angeles visits the lodge on the even
ing of October 10. Hagan is a great
favortte with the San Diego herd and
the boys propose to show him some
thing new If possible.
c. Fred Henking was today in
stalled as cashier of the National Bank
of Commerce. He has been in the in
surance and real estate business hither-
to as member of the firm of Conard,
Henking &c Osborn.
w. e. Shaw, who was called east be-
cause his wife and family were in the
wreck on the Baltimore e. Ohio rail-
road on the 18th of last month has re-
turned to San Diego. He found that
their injuries were slight, and after
accompanying them to their destina-
tion in Morgantown. West Virginia, he
left them there to visit for several
months.
At a meeting of the realty men last
eEChiIS, Vic piopoSltloh ~ SeCuLe tle
aid of the general government in re-
claiming the western slope by irriga-
tion was enthusiastically indorsed.
The county federation of women's
cubs will meet tomorrow at Mission
Cliff park. A long program has been
planned, made up of music, recita-
tions and addresses. A basket lunch
will be in order at noon.
The big Hawaiian liner American.
which has been here for several days
dIscharging a cargo of general east
ern merchandise for Los Angeles and
other California cities, sailed this noon
for San Francisco to discharge the re-
mainder of her cargo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
PERSONALS FROM sAwTELLE

SAWTELLE, Oct. 11.-Pror. w.
Bowman spoke at Laird's hall tonight
on Socialism. The lecture was well
attended and much interest was mani
tested.
Mr. GRADER a retired merchant of
Nebraska, accompanied by his wife,
visited A. c. Algers yesterday.
Mrs. j. C. Stone of Cleveland, o.,
will give a series of lectures on "Tem-
perance' Thursday and Friday nights
at Union mission. The meetings are
under the auspices of the w. c. r. U.
Mr.. Leach, a brother of F.. Leach of
this place, arrived from Deer Lodge,
Mont, today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
RANCH HOUSES DESTROYED
reports Reach Ventura of Great Loss
From Fire In Outlying
Districts
Special to The Herald.

Districts
Special to The Herald.
VENTURA, Oct. 11.-Earl Reynolds
mas returned from his mothers ranch
near the Canyon de Largo, where he
mas peen for the past two days fight
ing nre. He reports that all the build
ing on Mrs. Reynolds ranch, includ-
ing mouse, barn and stock corral. We're
destroyed; also the house of B. r. Tot
ten ana a part Of the buildings of VIM
l. Dunton, together with a new hav
press. The buildings of Lewis Walker
IN the Canyon de Largo were also
lcst. The amount of damage to mas
ture and personal property cannot he
estimated, but 1t has been very heayy
Ihe people of Nordhoff, who closed
dcWn all business on Monday and
turned out to fight fire, sent in a. call
Tor aid from here yesterday morning
AS many as could be spared responded
ana by heroic efforts got the fire under
control yesterday afternoon,
The Native Daughters have filed
their report of the receipts and dis
oursements of their holiday fair. held
on September % and %. The recints
We're $6O1.30 disbursements 1921. 20, lea.y-
ing a balance of $370.10, of which 5000
was turned over to the Native Sons
to be added to their entertainment
fund.
Inc news has at last been definitely
given out that Judge j. C. DAILY Of
Nordhof was the purchaser of one
half of the Dixie Thompson ranch. He
bought 1t for a San Francisco syndi-
cate, but for what purpose is not vet
known, ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
FAST DRIVER CLAIMS VICTIM
Miss Mary Lawess Struck by Buggy
and Hurled to Pavement-Ren-
dered Unconscious

Miss Mary Lawless of the Plaza
house was struck at Fifth and San Pc
dro streets last evening by buggy
driven at a furious pace east on Fifth
street. Two men were in the buggy.
The woman was hurled to the pave
ment.
Miss Ashley regained consciousness
within a short time and with the as
sistance Of patrolman went to her
lodgings. Witnesses to the accident
saw Miss Ashley became confused when
she found that the speeding horse was
upon her and lodged against the
buggy. She was thrown to the pave
ment with great force but was not Sc
yerely. injured!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
CATTLE POISONING CHARGED

W. F. Corl and W. H. Haver, ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Franklin
Tuesday night on charge of cattle
poisoning preferred against them by
E. M. Durant, cattle king of the Ante
lope valley, will be arraigned before
Justice o. S. Buckley at Lancaster to-
day.
The men owned a small ranch of $40
acres in the Antelope valley. On an
adjoining ranch of 10000 acres, owned
by Cattle King Durant there were hun
dreds of cattle and these animals are
alleged to have broken down the fences
around the smaller ranch and eaten
the almond trees and alfalfa.
The partners are charged with hav-
ing placed a trough of arsenic water
where the trespassing cattle could
easily get drink from 1t. Eight steers
died of poisoning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
Ii Can Only BE Had Where There Is
No Dnndruff.

Any man or woman who wants soft
glossy hair must be free of dandruff
which causes falling hair. Since 1t has
disease the old hair preparations that
were mostly scalp irritants, have been
abandoned, and the public, BARRIERS and
Newbro's Herpicide, the only hair prepa-
ration that kills the dapdruff germ. e.
Dodd, Dickinson. n. D., says: "Herpicide
not only cleanses the scalp from dandrufe
promotes new growth Herpicide keeps
my hair very glossy" Sold by leading
druggists, Send 10c In stamps for sample
to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12

and Olive streets and fractured his left
arm. The lad in company with another
hov went to the receiving hospital,
where DR.. Quint attended him.
The little fellow did not seem to grieve
SO much because of the pain of the in
fury but said he would not be able to
assist his mother who needed all he
earned. The lad was taken to his home,
251 RiXel street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
Venice of America
In October

VENICE is thirty minutes ride from
Fourth and Broadway, and has fifteen
minute electric railway service.
VENICE VILLAS rent $40 to $40 per
month, completely furnished electric
perfect Los Angeles landlords cannOt
meet these prices. Try one for Il week.
1t will give you the advantage OF.
VENICE band of forty pieces. finest
and largest on coast, two concerts daily
VENICE magnificent organ rSCltlls
daily. only five cents admission to
cover cost of power,
VENICE climate, warmer In winter
than Los Angeles.
VENICE free playground and gym
nasium for children. invigorating surf
bathing. dancing. boating, fishing, ten
mis-
Millions have been spent on Venice TO
make 1t the joy of millions
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
CAPITAL NcARsrENsoN RETURNS

REDONDO, Oct. 11.-Capt. Hans
Carstenson arrived in town this morn
ing, having just been discharged from
the hospital in Los Angeles. Capt.
Carstenson was the victim of serious
accident month ago. While out with
a number of passengers in his gasoline
launch he had the misfortune to get
his foot in the machinery. He suffered
injuries which necessitated the ampu-
tation of his toes. Capt. Carstenson
has many friends who were pleased
to see him back.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
BOY THINKS ONLY OF MOTHER

While returning home from night
school last evening, fourteen -year-old
Guy Starley, a cash boy in the Broad
way department store, fell near Fourth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12
3Oc Ribbon
I5c

IN THE PIT.
Double face satin,
liberty and satin
taffeta ribbon, q
magnificent collec-
ton of colors, in
Guiding all the de-
sirable s h a q e 8:
widths up to 81
inches; regularly
worth % to 30c; on
sale Thursday in
the Pit .15c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-12

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pediRa Ono cent q word.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Mis- Picket Tenders Resignation.

Today The school board received q
letter from Miss Katherine Pickett
Of Michigan. stating that she nov
nnds that ir will be impossible for
1er TO come 10 Grand Junction sand
accept the position as teacher OF the
eighth grade In the city schools.
therefore she tenders her esignatfon-
The announcement is received with
regret bv the school board. a. Miss
PicEett's recommendation as an in
5trucror were the very highest a
special 5sI=stius Uf the sciIOUi uUard
EIu probably be held in a few days
for the purpose Of selecting an eighth
grade teacher 10 MI the position va
Gated bv Miss Pickett.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Nothing on the Market Equal to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

This fact Is well known to drug
gists everywhere. and nine out Of
ten will give their customers this
preparation when the best is asked
for ODE Wilmer. a prominent drug
gist OF Joplin, Mo, in a circular to
his customers says. There is no
thing on the market in the way of
patent medicine which equals Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera < Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints. We
sell and recommend this prepaTa-
ton For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
To Save Conference
Special to INC sentineI.I

Portsmouth. y. H.. Aug I9.-
President Roosevelt is working des-
perately TO save the peace confer
ence. He has stepped into the breach
and is making a last desperate effort
TO save ii from shipwreck.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
lStanddrd After 1t
Tspecial 10 me Sentinel. I

Especial TO The Sentinel
san Francisco Cal. Aug LIT
e. said that the Standard oil Com
1aur is about 70 absorb the Son Fran
cisco Gas & Electric Company and
rhe san Francisco Coke & Gas Com
1auy- The work Of listing the a.
sets Of both companies is in prog
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Broken Record
Especial to The sentinelI

salt Lake CITY. Utah. Aug 19--
T. L. Hollister of Springfield. Mass
has broken the worlds 40-mile BIZ
cycle record His time was 1922 4-5.
which beats the former record held
by William A Pargett Of Buffalo. y
Y. by . 3-5 seconds
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Yellow Fever Scare
- Il = sentInel- l

Plttsburg. Pa, Aug ia scare
has been caused In this vicinity bF q
report that a party Of twelve Iral-
fans alleged TO have eyaded the yel-
low fever blockade az New Orleans,
had arrived here.
An Immediate Investigation on the
part Of Ene authorities disclosed the
facr that the Italians spent We'd
uesday in Pirtsburg and Thursday
iu Homestead. and departed Tor New
York
The health department viii main
tain q quarantine around the Home
stead house where the Italians are
said 70 have stopped
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
A Rupture
So % The sentInel.l ]

Toxic. Aug. ls-It IS confidently
believed in government circles that
the peace conference at Portsmouth
will result In a rupture and the news
OF this belief Is becoming common
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Doors Closed
- to u sentIngl.I ]


Denver Aug 1s-Tne Denver
Savings Bank did not open its doors
this morning The institution. which
has been in the thrOes Of the limbo
den upheavsl- was placed In The hands
0l a receiver. according 10 an agree
meur which was reached last night al
a regular meeting Of persons inter
ested- held in Judge Mullins cham
bers
The court this morning named At
toruey Guy Leroy S-evick as receiver
and Mr- StevicE ar once went 70 the
bank 70 assume control
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19
Ther VIII Rark.

It is 20 be- regretted that the pub
lie viii not recognize the merits OF
several Of our contemporaries Be
cause it VIII not, they are constantly
barking ar the heels Of this paper
as many Of their forgotten predece-
sors have done before them
The service Of The Sentinel on the
Uiurah opening has been constant
and nor spasmodic. and has pleased
all the people all the time. II We
could. We would assist our coutsm-
Doraries TO inject a HtIe life into
their sheets. and are really gratided
that with the assistance OF several
iiineraurs. they have been able to
make a fair showing in giving few
names during this drawing
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19

The Daily Sentinel soc per month.
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
PERSONAL.

The widow of Colonel Samuel Colt inventor Of
the revolver which bears his name is about TO put
up In Hartford monument to Gotta bronze
statue OF heroic size. granite pedestal hanked
by eaedree. each of which bears a bronze tablet
and all standing q tier of granite steps, lifting
IT high in the air In the midst of the granite
steps, before the pedestal. minor pedestal juts
out on which is to be a bronze figure of a sailor
boy whiting out the rough model the revolver
fifteen years old. in 1929 The tablets represent
two moments in the history of Colt-that when he
(the only INSTANCE Of the kind and that when the
Of Mrs. Colt.
The Siamese Minister. Phya AkharaJ varadhara
has fallen victim to the fascination of the game
of golf. He is member of the Chevy Chase Golf
Club, of Washington. Mr.. Varadhara practises
with great faithfuness with driver, cleek and put
ter and takes part in every golf competition which
the club has.
J. n. Anderson, missionary to China. who has
Just returned to America said in lecture in Chi
eago last week that after the war the Japanese
intended to enforce a Monroe doctrine over China
Earl Nelson, who is in his eighty-second year. is
the only living peer who a member OF the
House of Lords when Queen Victoria came to the
throne. HIS iordshp is not direct descendant of
the great Lord Nelson. who left no sons but Is
grandson OF his sister, Mrs Bolton
DR.. Ralph Hamilton Curtiss, lately Carnegie
sistant at Lick Observatory, has been chosen as
sistant professor Of astronomy by the University
of Western Pennsylvania.
Signor Garofalo the italian crrninologist reckons
that throughout Europe ten thousand persons are
annually condemned for murder and that only one
criminal out of three is brought to justice.
Paul Goebel. who owns large greenhouses at
wabash Ind. and at Grand Rapids, Mich, was
for three years gardener and landscape artist in the
large gardens of Emperor William, at Berlin and
Potsdam.
Joachim D. Casasus the new Mexican Amoas-
aador to this country viii arrive in Washington in
August.
Governor warfeld of Maryland has made a
large scrapbook of newspaper clippings on the
death of Lloyd Lowndes of his State to be nied IN
the State archives at Annapolis. He says: Il be-
I,eye I. is the first time that any history or the
death OF a Governor of Maryland has ever been neen
compiled and propose to take care or my pIsI-
ecessors and trust that my example may Dc roi-
lowed by my successors
DR. W. B. Wherry has resigned his place as
baeterioloCfst at the government laboratories a'
nIo,u, and has returned to his former position
with the Rush Medical College, at Chic"so'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Russia, according to dispatches
from ST. Petersburg, is awaiting Japans ap,
peintment Of place for the official transfer OF OF
terms; there is q rIirnor that the demands nave
already reached the capital. and that they nave
seemed surprisingly moderate to Russian OIL
cials. - There is little disposition In Japan
10 regard peace as accomplished and the gov
ernment is being urged to take measures which
will safeguard the national interest II an arinls-
tinue TO heap praise on Mr.. Roosevelt's success
IN inducing the belngerents TO discuss terms Of
peace; Baron de Rosen. who is at Paris expects
to sail for this country on Juns ~
DOMESTIC President Roosevelt returned
TO Washington from the farm in Virginia
Where he went on Friday afternoon -
ular eighteen hour service between Chicago
and New ork. the first trains leaving both
OF the Chicago strike was prevented, by the ac-
ton OF the. Team Owners Association, which
resolved 20 remain neutral. - Mrs. Abbie G.
Lawton died at Stamford, Conn. as the result
Of injuries received on Saturday from a
runaway caused by automobiles. = Ralph
H Plumb. president of the Buffalo Fine Arts
Academy. died in that city. - The COM
reneement exercises Of Mortified Seminary, at
East Northtieid Mass, began; Paul D. Moody
gave the animal sermon to the graduates - -
Hampstead. OF Stamford. general passenger
Rsens OF the New-Haven Railroad. had been re-
tired on q pension. - A serious fire at SYRIA
cuse On W University was narrowly averted;
It Is believed to have been started by burglars.
- Many visitors were at the State Camp at
iPeeksxill
CITY--Water from broken main flooded the
subway practically putting It out of business for
seTtl hours, - Four alarms were sounded
ifos fire II the building in 9th-ave,, partly occu-
pied as an autemebile garage, - -Four men,
two women and a girl were rescued from cap
s!sed saiiboat by the ferryboat Robert Garrett
= The Rev. Thomas R SIicer preached at a
imsnorial service for f. Norton Goddard at the
Unitarian Church Of the Holy Apostles -
Cold weather and big crowds characterized the
oay et the beaches. - Steel export records
were broken for May.
THE WEATHER. tions for to-day;
Showers. The temperature yesterday Highest,
II degrees; lowest 81.