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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
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per Sonne
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
WHAT SHALL THE REMEDY BE2

IN the FrancIso Burein.
time that something be done govern this city
from the awbresker and the criminal reign
and crime the corruption Of political leaders and the
public opinion matters which should appeal with tremendous
power the minds of all citizens who have interest in the well
fare of this city
is known upon good authority that there the
police force who have criminal whose pictures been
the rogues gallery They appointed by Abraham Rue
and Eugene E. Schmitz.
1t that burglaries committed by police
uniform all of which raises the suspicion in the minds Of
public that the relation between the police department. and the
criminal classes is close
There isn't law the statute books that being observed
by Ruef criminals If Of them commits crime nod from
Ruef to Of his jaildeverng police judges will set him free
Iii known that voting machines be Fixed and it
orally believed that Abe Ruef will hx them and the city in
November according to his will.
Not in the modern history of the world has there been such
affairs people of San Francisco compelled
face, and ought to face. at this hour.
Who is responsible? Eugene Schntz. Where is he7 On
his way Europe with the peoples money in his and
of safety in his SOUL planted there by the friendship of
wealthy society who have feoshped with him and his
elaborate Mncheons These the social friends of the
mayor willingly forget that every permit privilege that the
people have give is sold to the highest bidder.
They be permitted to forget Where the men
with enough backbone this city from falling into the depths
oriental squac and repeating the life of Port Said Where
who dare put to system OF stealing which is
shameless, deviish and open?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
REBEL OFFICERS WANT JOBS
Ten Years War Anniversary Made an
Occasion for Conference
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS-
HAVANA, Oct 10.-This being the
thirty-eighth anniversary of the be-
ginning of the ten years war for in
dependence, the day was observed as
national holiday, The public offices,
with the exception of the palace, were
closed, as were many stores The pub
lie and other buildings were decorated
with Cuban flags.
The usual parade of troops was dis
pensed with. The celebration was not
marked by any great enthusiasm.
Several leaders of the revolution ar
rived here today from various parts
Of the island for the purpose, it is
said, of attending a meeting tonight
at the home of General del Castillo.
They would not discuss the object of
their gathering, but it is said that
the rebel generals intend to make ur-
gent requests to Secretary Taft for
official positions under the provisional
government.
1t is considered significant that the
rebel generals who served under Cen
eral Castillo have been instructed not
to sell their horses and 1t is feared
that Del Castillo has a wild idea of
enforcing his demand for a position
under the PROVISIONAL government.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
REVENUE GUARDS
CATCH CHINESE
SMUGGLING SCHOONER TRIED
TO LAND ITS CARGO
CeIestlals Declare They Merely Lost
Residence Certificates. but One
conspirator spoIIs the Plot.
More Are in Hiding
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 10.-Eignt-
cen Chinese arrived today after the
capture by the United States immigra-
tion authorities of the schooner Frollc'
for which revenue officers have been
searching along the New England coast
for the last two weeks, and were heId
tonight by United States Commissioner
Cross in $4,000 bail each for examina-
tion next Wednesday.
All the men declared they had oeen
in the United States before, but that
their certificates had been lost some
in New York city and others in the
fire in San Francisco.
This declaration contradicteo
statement alleged to have been made
by John c. Lehnemann of Boston, one
of the men arrested for completely IN
the smuggling operations.
The Chinese brought by the Frollc
from Newfoundland came to that
country direct from China.
Twenty-four other Chinese were pas
sengers on the Frolic and are believed
to be in hiding in the Chinese quarter
in this city, but immigration Inspectors
up to tonight have been unable to To-
cate Them
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ENGLAND BUILDS
MORE CRUISERS
IN REALITY ARE OF THE DREAD
NAUGHT CLASS
VIII Have Greater Offensive Power
Than Amy Two Battleships Now
In Commission, and Extra
ordinary Speed
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
LONDON, Oct 1O.--The Daily Tele-
graph today says that three armored
cruisers now under construction, the
Infexible and Indomitable, on the
Clyde, and the Invincible at Elswick,
about which much secrecy has been
maintained by the admiralty, are in
reality battleships of as heavy broad
side fire as the Dreadnaught, but very
much faster.
These vessels will in fact be the most
wonderful ships ever built for any navy
in that they will have greater offensive
| power than any two battleships now in
commission in any fleet in the world,
combined with extraordinary speed, far
| in excess of anything hitherto attained.
Following are the dimensions of these
vessels: f
| Displacement 1880 tons; length $50
feet; breadth 1871 feet; mean draught
| rs feet; weight of the hull, including
armament and betting, Ill, 100 tons.
Each vessel will carry eight new II
inch guns. Although these vessels
have each two guns less than the
Dreadnaught, the Daily Telegraph
continues, they will excel in broadSide
| fire, due to new arrangement of the
guns, two In two barbettes fore
and aft, with a training arc enabling
them to be used on either side, and
four more in two barbettes placed in
the center of the ship so as to bear on
either beam, ahead or astern.
They thus will have six guns for fire
ahead or astern and they will be able
to bring the entire armament of eight
guns to bear to either port or star
| board.
Consequently the fire of these vessels
in chasing will be as heavy as the head
or astern fire of any of the foreign
! batteships, while on the beam it will
equal that of any two other battle
ships.
These vessels are designed for a speed
of 2b knots and may attain 27 knots on
their trials. They will be propelled by
turbines on the engines.
The construction of the hull is on the
same principles as adopted by the
Dreadnaught, but are less heavily
armored.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
CHARGE MILLIONAIRE'S
WILL WAS FORGED
By Associated Press.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 1O.-The gen,
uineness of the Will and codieil which
George B. Schooley of Philadelpha
claims is the last testament of his
cousin, James l.. Crawford the mil
lionaire coal operator of Scranton, and
by which he was to come into all the
great wealth Of Crawford, the latter's
wife and stepson. James F, Shepherd
being practically disinherited, was Wig
orously attacked before Judge Sando
In the Orphans court here today.
All the evidence taken was for the
purpose OF showing the documents to
be forgeries.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ANOTHER BATTERY is TURNED
Premier stoIypln Is Wagns an Open
Warfare

BY Associated Press.
ST PETERSBURG. Oct 10-Anoth-
er battery was turned today on the
position of the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis in the open warfare which Pre-
mler Stolypin is waging against the
majority party in the last parliament.
1t comes in the form of a circular
to the provisional governor In relation
to the famine relief.
The circular directs the officials to
remove from the Zemstvos and other
local organizations all persons endeav-
orng to conduct eleetioneering against
the administration under cover of re-
lief work and not to hesitate to close
the Zemstvos when necessary, though
the circular admits that the famine
in many provinces is so severe that
the government can hope to cope with
It only with the aid of these institu-
! tions.
The measure Is in addition to the
steps taken against the signers of the
Viborg manifesto, whom the governors
are directed to remove from the pro-
vinciaI nobility, Zemstvo organizations
and city councils.
The real attitude of the Constitution
al Democrats at the Helslngfors con-
vention is dictated largely by these and
other positive measures including the
holy synod's Instructions to the clergy
to preach and work against the "ene-
mics of society" and a circular for
bidding government employees TO be-
long to Constitutional Democratic or
other oppositional parties and ordering
the dismissal Of persistent members,
Premier stoypin's organ says the
campaign against the Constitutional
Democrats is Justified by the Viborg
manifesto which, IT declares. placed
the Constitutional Democrats outside
the pale of legal parties, but 1t is said
that the premier's action will probably
only have the effect of driving the
opposition underground"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
MEXICAN LABoRERs INJURED

Procopio Damas, NJ. Madrigal and
S. Vasquez. Mexican laborers working
in trench in front of the United
States hotel near the Plaza, were
struck by an automobile driven by
Harry Berger yesterday afternoon.
Damas was injured more severely than
the other two MexicanS but all were
painfully injured by the speeding
machine.
The machine which Berger was
driving was the property Of Thomas
Sullivan, for whom Berger works. 1t
is asserted by witnesses to the affair
that the machine was moving at a
rapid rate of speed when the men
were hurt but the driver denied the
truth Of that statement, Berger was
taken to the police station, where he
will be held until 1t is ascertained
whether the injuries to any OF the
men will prove fatal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
DEATHS OF THE DAY
DR.. Max HempeI

gts iN&N ''SHlPSt
BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-Canoer of the
stomach caused the death of Dr. Max
Hempel, aged 4s years, German edu-
Gator. lecturer and writer on scientific
matters.
Richard 7. Gentry
BY Associated Press,
SEDALIA, Mo, Oct 1O.--Richard T.
Gentry, son OF the late Major Vim. ].
Gentry who was Liberal Republican
candidate for governor in 1879, died
in San Francisco. aged b6 years. Rioh-
ard T. Gentry was prominent in Demo-
cratic politics here ten years ago
chas. w. sturtevant
BY Associated Press
BERKELEY, Oct. 10.-Charles w.
Sturtevant, at one time consul to Ha-
vana, died here. He was native of
Boston.
A. C. ihaw
BY Associated Press
TACOMA, oct. l0.-A. c. Shaw, a
Well-known lumberman of the north
west, died at Green River Hot Springs,
aged AZ.
Anton Bruno
BY Associated Press
DIXON, Cal. Oct. l0.-Anton Bruno,
a pioneer rancher was gored TO death
by a bull. The animal had to be shot
before his body could be secured,
Louis Pohlman
BY Associated Press
PORTERVILLE, Oct. 10, - Louis
Pohlman, died here last night He was
a member OF several Masonic orders
John GadomskI
WARSAW. Russian Poland, Oct. 10
John GadonaslSi, editor or the Gazeta
Polska. who was shot by bandits, died.
Vim. Huess, Sr.
WAYNE, Neb.. Oct. lO.--Wm. Huese,
sr.. q pioneer newspaperman OF Ne
braska. died today,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ADNAUGHT'S SUCCESS
INFLUENCES WASHINGTON
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Consider-
able interest has been manifested
among naval officers concerning the
recent trial Of the British battleshir
Dreadnaught, and official notice has
been taken of the trial to the extent
that the reported results have been
communicated to each of the bureaus
of departments by Captain Rogers,
chief of the Intelligence bureau.
These reports are favorable and may
have an influence upon the plans which
are being made for big battleship OF
equal size to be constructed by the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
PLAN AMERICAN
BANK IN BERLIN
BY Associated Press.

by AsSOc1dIeQ tTeSb
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Details Of the
establishment in Berlin of an American
bank, announcement of which was
given in Associated Press dispatches,
have been made public by Ludenburg.
Thalmann & Co.
The bank is to be operated in close
relation with strong banking interests
iii New York, and the purpose is to
cultivate a closer intimacy between
banking houses Of New York and
Berlin.
The bank was Incorporated under the
name of the American bank. Incorpo-
ration took place at the Bank Fur
Handel and Industrie, Berlin. the capi-
tai subscribed being 100000 marks,
with a reserve fund of 100000 marks.
The incorporators are the Bank Fur
Handel and Industrie, Berlin; Laden
berg, Thalmann & Co.. New York;
Vereins bank in Hamburg; John
Berenberg, Gossler & Co.. Hamburg,
and Gemhrat Won Klitzing, Berlin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
THREE BROTHERS
TIE BRIDAL KNOT
gv A--ociated Press.

BY A--ociated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-An
unusual feature of the marriage
of Miss Elsie Osterhout Myers
of Kingston to S. N. Pultz of
Poughkeepsie, which occurred
at the brides home in Kings
ton, was that the ceremony was
performed by three brothers of
the bride, each of whom took
an equal part.
The brothers are Rev. Cort-
land Myers of Brooklyn, Rev.
! Johnston Myers of Chicago and
Rev. Walter Myers of Reading,
Mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
pEWsEs INTRENcHINe TOOL
General Elliott Of the Marines, In
vents Very Handy
implement
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, oct. 1O.-The navy
General Elliott, commanding the ma
rine corps, to supply marines with
1000 combination intrenching tools of
a new type which General Elliott has
just devised.
The tool has handle about two feet
long, to which is hinged shield shape
blade This blade folds against the
handle in such manner that it can
readily be carried under a belt and it
can be so adjusted that 1t stands at
right angles to the handle and Is
available for use as a hoe or pick. The
used for a spade.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
P0RTU UGUESE UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS
BY Associated Press.

SALINAS, Cal, Oct. 10.--The supreme
council of the(Portugu union of Cal
ifornia, which is In session here, has
elected: President, j, P. Mendenca
Stockton; vice-president, A. A. Sarg.
tis, San Francisco treasurer, j. G.
Maltes, jr.. Centerville; master OF
ceremonies, A. ], Lenlos, Oakland.
Directors for the ensuing term. L.
A. Enos, San Luis Obispo; ]. j. Silva
San Francisco; A. M. Martis, Oakland;
M. Fraga, Benicia; ]. l. Barbiero, Sar
Leandro; ]. T. Renas, Oakland; r. F.
Dantos, Petaluma, and ]. L. Lemos
Haywards.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
SLEEPER GOES TO WASHINGTON
Legation Secretary Says cubans Are
Friendly to Uncle Sam
BY Associated Press-

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Moro Cas-
tie, which arrived from Havana last
night, were Juan O'Farrill secretary
of state and Justice in the Palma gov
eminent. and Jacob Sleeper, former
secretary OF the American legation at
Havana.
Mr.. Sleeper is here on leave OF alb
sence, after which he will go TO Cara
cas- as first secretary Of legation. He
viii go TO Washington today to report
10 the state department.
Mr. Sleeper said the Cuban people
seemed to feel the necessity for the
action taken In their affairs by this
government and that they were none
the less friendly TO the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
CAN COAL SHIPS
WITH TROLLEY BAGS
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-on the steam
ship Minneapolis, which arrived here
from London came a new device for
coaling ships at sea, which is to be
tested on the United States collier
Aberenda now coaling at Brooklyn
navy yard.
on which the coal bags run and II Is
asserted that a man-of-war can take
coal from collier with 1t IN almost
any sort Of weather. as the vessels
may be $50 feet apart,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
TWO CIGAR STANDS
INVADED BY
BOLD OUTLAWS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-George
Conners cigar keeper at the corner of
Golden Gate avenue and Market street.
was held up In his store and had to
turn over his cash.
The robber had a confederate who.
posted across the street. gave warning
of any one approaching.
Another attempt was made to rob
L. H. Cox, keeper of another cigar
stand on Golden Gate avenue, but the
robber was frightened away by a
warning whistle from his confederate.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
CRIME RAMPANT
IN BAY CITY
RING POLITICS RESPONSIBLE
FOR BAD CONDITIONS
With Mayor sehmldts on the Ocean
and Ruef in the Saddle There ls
Nothing Doing for
Law
contInu. 3 from paee ono.

tral Police station was today appointed
captain Of detectives and placed in
charge Of the detective bureau Of the
police department.
The appointment was made to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Captain Of Detectives Joseph W. Bur
nett.
Lieutenant Michael Joseph Conboy
of the Southern Police station, 1t is
said, win be promoted to captain and
placed In command Of the Central sta
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
CHICAGO INSPECTORS
GEORGE BEEF TRUST
By AssocIated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-After the but
terine factory and the tin shop of Nell
son Morris & Co.'s packing plant had
been closed an hour today by the city
building inspectors, the managers Of
the plant secured building permits for
improvements ordered by the building
commissioner.
Guards who had been stationed at
the plant to carry out the commissions
er's orders were withdrawn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
Blamss Girl for Death
Nv AssOclated Press.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 10.-Dr. %.
E. Gadd a physician and IL. b. Dick
inson. a prominent insurance agent In
dicted for the murder of Irene Blyden-
burgh. pleaded not guilty IN the district
court here today. The men are indicted
Jointly. Their defense Will be largely
technical as neither has denied ac-
auaintance with the murdered girl
They allege, however, that the girl her.
self performed the criminal operation
which caused her death. ana that they
were simply seeking 70 save her life,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ALASKA'S DELEGATE
ARRIVES CRIPPLED

DAWSON, N. w. T., Oct. 10.-Thomas
Gale, delegate TO congress from Alaska,
arrived here today In a crippled con-
dition.
During the delay Of the vessel on
which he arrived, Mr.. Gale in a foot
ball game sprained his leg. He will
be on crutches for weeks.
Mr. Gale says that he will work for
territorial form Of government for
Alaska when he reaches washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
XIII one at RemedIos

BY Associated Press.
REMEDIES, Cuba. oct. 10-There
was great excitement here last night
on account OF disturbances between
the townspeople and government vol
unteers. one of the latter was killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
GREEN CONSOLIDATED
REFLECT DIRECTORS
Rv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Stockho olders
of the Green Consolidated Copper COM
pany held their annual meeting. About
900 shares out of one million were
represented All the retiring directors
We're reelected with the exception OF
Eugene N. Foss, who is succeeded by
John H. Martin.
The annual report of the year ended
July 81 shows net profits of SO, ,967, ,S1S
compared with SO, SO5, 1856 inS 1906 The
surplus for the year is $1,7e5,4lS, an in
| crease of $621,632 over the previous
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ROOT TO ADDRESS
TRANSMISSISSIPPIANS
BY Associa .ed Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Seeretary
Root has definitely accepted an invi-
tation to address the trans-M Mississippi
Commercial congress Nov. 10, in
Kansas City.
He will not speak in st. Louis.
His topic will be the possibilities of
establishing direct relations between
the Mississippi Valley states and south
and Central American countries
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
REJECTED SUITOR
KILLS TEACHER
Before Pupils Eyes In Cleveland Man
Stays Woman, Then Ends His
Life After a
Chase
BY Associated press.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct 1O.-ln the
presence OF sixty pupils in the South
EUCLID school Harry Smith, 25 years Of
age, shot to death Miss Mary Shep-
ard, a teacher. % years old, this after
noon.
Cornered behind the barn in the rear
of his home in Warrensyille, two hours
later, Smith shot himself through the
head, dying instantly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11

By Associated Press

BY Associated Press,
NEWPORT NEWS Va. oct. iO--The
transport Admiral schley sailed, bear
ing the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
batteries OF mountain artillery The
City Of Washington Is loading the head
quarters and First battalion OF the
Eleventh infantry
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
M. E. Missionaries Meet
Rv Associated Press

LINCOLN Neb., oct. iO.-The 25th
annual convention OF the Womens
Home Missionary society Of the M E.
church opened In this city with more
than 200 delegates present from every
state. The opening Address was de-
livered by the president, Mrs. Clinton
"a, Fisk OF New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
portervIIIe Mine Burns

PORTERVILLE oct, 1O-The plant
OF the Tannebaum mine near here was
destroyed by hre, entalling a loss Of
$50, 900. The origin Is supposed TO have
been spontaneous combustion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
Sailor Robbed on Wharf

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. TO- = L.
Mand, sailor, reported to the police
this morning that he was held up Sun
day evening on Sixteenth street wharf
and robbed of a watch and several dol
lars.