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The Story of an Invention.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
SOMETHING DOING

There is something doing at the Gew grocery store. and meat market .ituatod at he co~Ge: of Main and
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
LAST SAD RITES HELD
FOR BELOVED PRIEST
FAITH Err HEALY LAID AWAY WITH
SoEEMNITY
Large Number of Catholics Assemble
at st. vincent's Church in Remen-
brance Of the Departed and Thence
to Calvary Cemetery

From early morning until late in the
forenoon somber- clad priests offered
the sacrifice of the mass yesterday
at ST. Vincent's church for the repose
of the soul of Rev. D. j. Healy, C. M,
one of the best beloved priests of
the college.
The large church was draped with
black and purple and an unwonted
quiet seemed to hover over the sacred
precincts, as the form of the priest
stilled forever. lay before the altar
where he had served so long and faith
fully under a continual burden of i'll
health.
Almost before the light of day broke
over the city the tinking bells sounded
and the misty incense arose before the
altar. while brother priests chanted the
sacred offices.
At $3.50 o'clock the priests of the
diocese and congregation assembled to
pay the last respects to one SO well
known and loved by ALL The solemn
office of the dead was chanted by Revs.
j. j. Cody and T. Devine, G. M, Rt.
Rev. Mgr. Harnett, officiating.
Rt Rev. Bishop Conaty celebrated
pontifcal requiem mass, assisted by
Rev. Raphel Fuhr, o. T.. M, and D. j.
Hurley, G.. M, as deacons of honor;
Rev. H. J. O'Connor, c.. M, deacon
of the mass; Rev. James Lilley, C. M,
subdeacon, and Rev. Carl Ostoff, master
of ceremonies.
Rev James A. Reardon. secretary to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
AWAIT NEWS OF
MISSING CRoPPER
MANY SEEK CONTRACTOR WHO
DISAPPEARED
Man Said to Have Left Outstanding
Contracts to the Amount of Over
Sixty Thousand Dolars-May Issue
Warrant

The closest investigation has so fan
failed to reveal the whereabouts of A
O. Cropper, contractor and builder
living at 331 Cornwall street, who is
said to have been missing since last
Friday. His wife says she has moi
seen him since that date, when he left
home saying he was going to the city
to return soon, but nothing further
was heard from him. Neither has he
been seen at his office since last Fri
day.
Cropper is said to have had a number
of outstanding contracts, aggregating
sum of over $50, 200, upon which first
payments had been made ON houses by
people who could i'll afford to lose the
amount entrusted to him.
A diligent search is being made fol
him all over Southern California, and
IL his whereabouts are not soon dis.
covered it Is probable that those from
whom he has received money for build.
ing purposes will ask for warrant fol
his arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
HEARD AROUND'
THE CORRIDORS
NY THE toAvEsDROPPER
CHIEF MERRIMAN IS A
PICTURESQUE CHARACTER

A picturesque figure and one which
attracted great deal Of attention In
the Hollenbeclx hotel lobby yesterday
Afternoon was OLD chief Merriman OF
the Needles. The chief is ono OF the
great advisers in the whole tribe and
Is tho friend OF the white man. He
came yesterday to make arrangements
with a party Of mine men to take them
down the Colorado river, and also to
see John Denair, the division superln-
tendent Of the Santa Fe at Needles. He
speaks English fluently and his dress
is seml-cvilized. His long black curls
were bound back with fAn< ribbon ana
he wore pink shirt with a gorgeous
purple tie. He was coatless and hat
less. At the Indian school he is one of
the shining lights and In settling ques-
tions which involve the white man and
the Indian I'm that section of the coun-
try, he plays an Important part
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
JURY INDICTS
POLICE SURGEONS
ALLEaE HASTY OPERATION
CAUSED DEATH
Or. Charles Freedman Gives Bail In
Amount Of $500 and Case VIII
Probably BE Quickly
Called

In an attempt to investigate the
system Of work used by the police
surgeons and to make thorough In
ol1irv into the death of Francisco Mar
tinez an indictment charging man
slaughter was returned yesterday by
the county grand jury and bench
warrant was issued by Judge gibbs
for the arrest of DR.. Charles Freed
man of the surgeons staff at the Re-
ceiving hospital.
The bail in the case was fixed at
s250O and late yesterday afternoon
when DR.. Freedman had been inter-
viewed by deputy sheriff. the money
was promptly put up and the inves-
tination will simply be a matter Of a
few days when Freedman appears IN
the superior court to explain the op-
GRAFTON he performed on the unfor-
tunate Martinez.
Martinez. n Mexican living at 15l2
San Fernando street, was fatally IN
t1ired In a sta bbing affray on the night
of August 10 and was hurried to the
Receiving hospital, where DIR. Freed
man was called upon to perform an
operation in an attempt to save the
mans life. The knife of the assassin
had pierced the walls of the abdomen
and had cut the intestines. Dr. Freed
man, unassisted. sewed up the intes-
tines and then the outer wound and In
an attempt to save the patient hur-
ried him to the county hospital for
more careful treatment than could
have been afforded had the patient
been allowed to stay in the Receiving
hospital over night.
In hurrying from the hospital, 1t Is
alleged the physician made the mis-
take of saying that he had performed
the delicate operation in fifteen min
utes and that he was hurrying tC
catch the last car.
AT any rate, according to the state
ment of other surgeons, it was founc
later that one cut in the intestines
had been overlooked and that the
stitching in another place had beer
made holding a portion of the intes'
tines between the walls of the abdo-
men. A second operation for periton'
tits was performed later at the county
hospital and the man died.
AT the inquest verdict of the usua
form was returned without mention OF
DIR. Freedman, but it is alleged tha'
later the grand jury took up the in
vestigation and yesterday returned e
secret Indictment against the surgeon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
NINTH WARDERS GAIN POINT
Residents of District Succeed in Per-
suading Police Commission
to Refuse License

Residents of the Ninth ward won
one of their points with the police
commission last night when the ap--
plication of o. M Hayward for biz
lard hall license for 2114 East First
street was denied.
Hayward appeared before the COM
mission last week with his application
and the necessary number of sigma
lures required by law, but such a Wig
orous protest was received from other
property own ers and residents living
in the vicinity that the case was laid
over for a week.
While protesting against the grant
ing OF this license the Ninth warders
also asked that the commission re-
fuse to grant any such permits within
that district at any time. No action
was taken on this request.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
CHARGES EMPLOYE WITH
STEALING COPPER WIRE

G. w. Frank, an employe Of the Edi-
son Electric company, was arrested yes.
terday afternoon on the charge of steal
ing copper wire from the company.
warrant was secured for the arrest OF
Frank by the Edison company and he
will be prosecuted on the charge Of
petty larceny.
According to the police large guam
tity of copper wire was found In
Franks possession when he was ar.
rested, and it is believed that if the
company so wished he could be held
under a grand larceny charge.
Frank is we'll connected In Los Ange.
les, and as 1t is believed that this is his
first offense he Will according to the
police, be lightly sentenced, as he IL
valid mother.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
PLAN PUBLIC RECEPTION
FOR BISHOP C0NATY

Bishop Conaty will be given a public
welcome this evening at the produce
ton of "Pontia. Daughter of Plate"
which will be repeated by the Young
Ladies' sodality of st. Joseph's parish
in the new parochial hall.
This play was presented several
weeks ago at the opening OF the hall,
and will be repeated this evening in
honor of the return Of the bishop. The
former cast of characters will present
the drama and will be greatly aug
mented by the choir Of the church,
who will form a choir invisible.
A large number OF young children
will take part in the play as flower
girls of the Roman empress and per-
form an intricate drill
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. r. NJ, the
pastor, has had charge of the play,
and will act as general stage manager
for the event this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
$4,000 Meals
Did Him No Good
How One Man Wasted so Years of His
Life. Thousands Like Him

whats the use of eatin', anyhow?"
said the scrawny dySpeptic to his ro-
tund, prOSperous-looking friend. "Here
I've been eatin three times day, and
sometimes twice day, for 80 years.
and look at me. I'm rawboned and
skinny, still at the bottom of the lad
der, sour on the world, and peSSi-
mist. l know it, and / can't help it.
If / had it to do over again, though,
would take care of my stomach; for
/ don't believe / ever really reliShed
meal in my life, not even mothers
Christmas dinners, and l firmly believe
that my way Of eating, or whatever it
was brought along with 1t darkness
and impossibility of success"
you're right" nodded his compan-
ion. "Of course, that isn't always the
case. But in this age we must not
only Trust in the Lord and keep our
powder dry but we must swallow
sunshine with our food. Cheerfulness.
especially while eating, which is the
most essential act of man, is as neces-
sary to him as sunshine is to the flow
ers, Nothing normal can be produced
in darkness.
But this is what you haven't been
doing, Mr.. Dyspeptic. Your brain and
your stomach remember, are twins,
and you have to treat them accord
ngly. Why not start now and repair
lHc QdIlldBe you've NlOIle IL Is never
too late, you know
You mean at my age? And sup
pose you can't always get the sun
shne?"
absolutely, yes. Science has made
It possible to get the sunshine. The
health and the strength that your
stomach needs, all put up together in
little tablets. They call them Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets the most effective
tablets In the world for this very
thing. One Ingredient in these tablets
digests 5000 grains of food without
the help of the stomach. Two tablets
after each meal can do more work,
quicker work and better work, in
digesting heavy meal, than the stom-
ach can itself. The stomach need not
work at all. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's does all the work, and gives your
taded stomach a rest. the rest IL needs.
Meanwhile you cure yourself Of brash
irritation, burning sensation, heart
burn, sour stomach, acdity, fermen-
tation, bloat, and the worst cases Of
dyspe psia and indigestion. You yet
rid of these for all time. And then
besides, you can eat all you want and
whenever you want, and you will also
relish mothers Christmas dinners n
YOU VIII take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's after eating. That's the sunshine
| Was talking about Then your face
VIII reileet the internal change going
on. you'll be more energetic your mind
Will be clearer, you wiz have more
confidence In yourself, you'll be hap
pier. and you'll be yourself again.
Your heart viii change and you'll
feel rosy. You'll enjoy your meals
and live. Let's walk down to the drug
store and let me introduce you TO one
little package OF these stuart's Dys-
pepsfa Tablets. You can get them at
any drug store in the world for only
soc a package. 1t is worth IL, Mr..
Dyspeptic."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
ENFORCE GARBAGE CAN LAW
Sanitary ReceptacIes of Galvanized d
Iron Required by Ordinance,
but Few Know 1t

With the plan to collect garbage from
the back doors Of private residences, the
board of public works is also consider
ing the idea of enforcing the ordnance
that requires sanitary garbage cans.
The first step in this direction will be
to notify all householders that there is
an ordinance in effect compelling the
use of sanitary garbage cans. This no.
tifcation will be by postal
The ordinance requires that all cans
used for garbage must be of certain di-
mensions, must be made of galvanized
iron and fitted with a cover The board
has been astonished to learn that COM
paratively few householders were aware
of the existence of this ordinance and
have used almost everything to hold
their garbage.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
INJURED BY BLOW or SHOVEL
Teamster Sustains Scalp Wound ir
Alteration With Driver
In River Bed

F. Ronkin, a teamster living at 1869
Lacy street, was struck on the head
with a dirt shovel yesterday afternoon
by dirt hauler with whom he became
engaged in a bitter alteration in the
Los Angeles river bed. Ronkin sus-
tanned a badly lacerated scalp and was
taken to the receiving hospital for
treatment.
The dispute is said to have taken
place over the question, of who owned
the land from which the dirt hauler
was taking sand. Ronkin is said to
have attempted to drive the man away
stating that he owned the plot of
ground, and the dispute followed.
The name of the teamster who struck
him Is not known, but Ronkin has
asked for a warrant for his arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

sleeve was saturated with blood which
oozed from a fresh wound
Four men sat near the table at
which Mrs. Harrington was seated,
but they all professed blank ignor-
ance of the affair, and nothing could
be learned from the employees of the
place.
1t is thought by the police that Mrs.
Harrington had received the cut pre-
vious to entering the cafe, but had
not become aware of it until then.
She holds the opinion, however, that
she had been stabbed, but cannot name
a suspect
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

the bishop and a former pupil of
Father Healy, preached the funeral
sermon, in which he paid an. eloquent
and touching tribute to the departed
priest, speaking of the example he had
set the students of the college as well
as the brother priests.
Very Rev. j. S. Glass, G. M, presi-
dent of the college, ofiiciated at New
Calvary cemetery, where the interment
was made in the priests plot. The
pail bearers were: Revs. Gorrell De-
vine, T. Lilley, Duggan, Callaghan and
Allenbach
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
outlaw tIuIse Buried
BY Associated Press.

BAKERsFIELD, Oct 1e.-The fune
raj OF Alfred w. Hulse, accessory of
OUTLAW Mckinney, who committed sui
side in his cell In the county jail Sun
day, was held this afternoon. A large
number OF friends OF the deceased who
stood by him during his trials followed
the remains. He was a member Of the
Chinese Masons. Thousands viewed
the dead man since Sunday afternoon,
because of the widespread interest In
the sensational crime.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
is MYsTERIoUsLY STABBED
Police Puzzled by Report of Wound
Said to Have Been Sustained
In Cafe by Woman

The police are puzzled by an incl
dent that occurred in the Imperial
cafe last Monday night which appears
to be more mysterious than anything
that has come to their attention for a
long time.
While seated with some friends in
the cafe Monday night about 10:3O,
Mrs. 4. j. Harrington was apparently
sta abbed IN the right arm. She says
she had no warning Of the assault
until she suddenly felt sharp pricking
OF her arm, and discovered that her
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
ASKS DAMAGES FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

Suit for 10000 damages on an allega-
ton of breach of promise was filed yes
terday In the superior court by Miss
Constance A. c. Wilson, a professional
nurse, against George Washington
Smith.
The woman alleges that she and
Smith became engaged in 1904 and that
in July Of this year their engagement
was announced in the local papers. She
further alleges that on September 15
Smith Tilted her, saying that he had
never been engaged to her. She asks
balm in the form of heavy damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

ing car with her and yesterday after
noon they began seeing Los Angeles.
P A. Bettens. prominent fruit
grower of Escondido, his son, r. M.
Bettens, manager of the James hotel,
San Jose, and his son-in-law, e. De-
Bell, form a merry party at the Hay
ward. Yesterday they went to Mount
Lowe and this afternoon they will
leave for San Jose, where Mr.. Bettens
will pass several weeks visiting his
son,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

and his staff of celebrated Physicians,
Surgeons and Specialists at his
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17
Carpets
Rugs

We have the best selected
stock in the city in every
grade and are we'll supplied
with rugs in odd sizes for
any room.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-17

Frank Short, the Fresno attorney
nominated for governor on the Republic
can ticket at the time George C. Pardee
received the nomina tion, is at the An
gelus for a few days. On pleasure and
politics the attorney is bent and "Oh,
just down for few days-nothing of
any great Importance" is the way he
puts it.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
OUR POSITION.

We can sit back in our den and
complacently smile AZ the efforts of
the gang across the street In the
newspaper business. We have
wrought them up TO pitch Of an
tagonism that one would have hardly
thought could be done. The city OF
Blueheld should at least give the
Leader credit for stimulating the la
tent energies that fingered around
the dark plumage OF the bird thai
so long nuttered in IT'S fifth without
opposition in this picturesque and
prosperous city She Is smoothing
ont her feathers. Frightening mp her
sluggish eye and Is really trying 10
tool, decent and do better. From tic
money she Us getting from Uncle
Sam and other sources mostly 9th
nr sources ~ is sprucine up We
took uuou this as encouraging and
We really like 10 see 49, We came
to Blucneld to do the city good as
we tbouehl. aud we siilI think ~ We
had any Kind Of chance W." could
add 10 SIS prosperity We are not
SO selfish as the other follow who
wants to- monopolize AN the Offices
and tho newspaper business besides.
We have rontcndcd an along that
there was room enough for us TO
live aud prosper and we sec no use
in trying TO gobble up everything.
The time win come when existing
condition. vul change in this city.
ana county and thc people will rule
md not RING of political bosses.
OF course tho gang viii moi turn
loose their eripp without struggle.
but as sure as mlth the people are
already pottns Che follows who
have grown Fat from holding Office
ud running local affairs their own
way.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
WORTHY OF FRONT
SEAT IN HE'LL. "
JOHN ID. WHITE DESCRIBES w. y
TAYLOR AND DENOUNCES
THE REFUGE.

London. Ky. July 20 Special
At"llumphrey. I'm Casey county. at
the conclusion OF John d. Whites
speech Mr. White was called upon
TO admit or deny certain statements
In the deposition of w S Taylor In
Tho congressional contest case OF
White against BorcinR Mr. White
lost his temper ana IN an Infatuated
dcnunciation Of w. $. Taylor said
mat he tToylor) had conceived as
sassination and was worthy OF a
front seat In hell"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-22
GODDESS TO BE
VANISHED
STATUE OF LIBERTY WILL HE
MADE WEATHER. PROOF AND
SUPPLIED WITH ELECTRIC
ELEVATOR.

The statne of Liberty ON Bedloo's
island, New York harbor IL to he
painted The goddess is To receive n
coat within as we'll as without. In
years during which she has borne
abort her torch She has been exposed
to the salt winds of the Atlantic. and
their action has begun TO AFFECT her
bronze plates \ coating OF verdi.
gris has spread over them and II IL
feared chat unless something IL done
quickly they viii be seriously weak
ened and the statue itself endanger-
ed
II was not without a good deal OF
hesitation that the decision to paint
the goddess has hen taken The
green coating Is worry delicate. and
sets OF tho graceful lines of the stat
NJ splendidly. Every time the matter
was brought up there were vigorous
protests from artists who pointed
out that the platino" has always
been held one OF the beauties of
bronze statuary u is only produced
by the gentle hand of time. and once
II is destroyed Il will Ice years before
the figure regains the mellow hue
that il now possesses The utilitnrians.
however. have brushed these argu-
ments aside and have carried the
day on their recommendation the
United States government has apro-
priatod SCI, 600 TO make the statue
safe. and in few days the goddess
VIII be- given a coat OF varnish. which
will assure protection against the
action OF the weather.
Capt George 9. Burnel, who has
charge of the statue and the signal
station on the island. said yesterday.
we viii increase the torch from
Ave lights TO ten. but the power OF
the lights viii be three times greater,
ak we intend TO overhaul the electric
lighting plant. which Is now incap-
able OF running TO its rai capacity.
We viii. also put I'm an electric eieva-
tor 10 carry visitors from the base
of he statue so the torch and other
wise rciuvenate the statue"