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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM SEASH0RE CITY
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Sept. 11.-Miss Veni-
cia Ramsey stepped from moving Re-
dondo avenue car at Olive avenue late
last night and struck the ground with
such force that she was unconscious
for an hour.
1t is said that she had told the con-
ductor to stop the car but became i'm
patient and did not wait for 1t to cease
moving.
The hearing of Mrs. w. T. Wilson,
charged with assault with intent to kill
w. b. Belden, later shot to death by
her husband, was again postponed to-
day until October 5.
The last quarterly conference for the
year was held at the First Methodist
church tonight. At the close of the
business session a reception was given
to the presiding elder, Rev. A. w. Ad-
kinson.
The realty board banqueted tonight at
the Hotel Julian. After a fine spread
had been partaken of, a business ses-
sion was held and several addresses
were made by members of the organ
ization.
While attempting to cut cheese this
morning Lee Beatty, an East Fourth
street grocer let his knife slip and a
three-inch cash in his right hand re-
suited. Several stitches were neceS-
sary to sew it up.
Eleven new members were initiated
into the local lodge of Elks last night.
Shortly after midnight the bunch ad-
journed to the Majestic rink, where
they were given the freedom of the es-
tablishment. At 1:30 they went to the
bathhouse. All the bathing suits were
locked up, but after the doors had been
securely fastened the Elks took ad-
vantage of the late hour to enjoy a
swim in the costume of the days Of the
"ole swimmin' hole"
A meeting Of Elks was held this
afternoon to form a stock company to
promote the building of their contem-
plated new home in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
BOY SLAYER IS
COMMITTED TO JAIL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept 11.-Apparently
as unconcerned as IL he had been ar
raigned on a charge of stealing water
melons, Constant Lilly, the 17-year-old
slayer OF the Mexican, Alex. Gonzales.
faced Judge Downing this afternoon.
Lilly looks the mere boy that he Is.
He Is a well built lad but there was u
boylsh look about his face which
aroused the pity Of the small crowd
gathered i'm the court room.
AS the boy had no attorney, the ar
raignment was continued until tomor-
row afternoon, when II will be held at
2 o'clock. The prisoner was committed
to the county jail without bail.
Hotel del Coronado better than ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
ENTERTAINMENT AT BEACH

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, sept. 11,-Tomorrow
evening the Long Beach post Of the G..
A. r. and the local camp of the Sons of
Veterans will have complete charge of
the entertainment at the Southern Cali
fornia veterans encampment at Hunt
ington Beach. A male quartet will sing
several numbers, as will Mrs IT. E.
Young and Mrs. Coffman. Miss Myra
Miller will give a reading and Colonel
Samuel Merrill and DR.. l.. A. Perce will
give addresses.
The Sons Of Veterans will also have a
number the nature Of which has not
yet been announced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
LEiAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Goods. Wares and
Merchandise stored Deposited
With NOr Pledged to the Trans-COn-
al .ia.can

With >or Pledged to the Trans-COn-
tinental Freight Co.
Transcontinentai Freight Comp Company will,
on the 18th day of September 1906, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State
of California, sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder, each and all Of
merchandise heretofore deposited or
stored with or pledged to the Transconti-
mental Freight company by the respective
age or a amount % of en the padge a has SiS not
been paid, but is now due owing and
unpaid from the respective owners there
company, as shown by the following list.
The list of goods. wares and merchan-
disc. the names of the owners thereof
lively, is as follows, to wit:
Bert Connor barrels. S5S65; J. A. Bry-
ant. box household goods. l bike (crat-
goods, slOSl; George H. Bancroft. crates crates
blackboards. $S1 10: W.. Bradenhoft.
trunk, M75; e. s. Estndllo 1 box books.
ladder. 5000: e.. ]. Leeds, Q boxes. $1471;
Mrs. j. McKendrick, 2 barrels. / drum,
I hamper. sewing machine. ,s4127; G;
goods, / trunk, $678S; r: Nottingham, p
boxes household goods, $3.50: ]. M. Haz-
ard, .piia'aao &boXeeO' .tsS z boxes household
Grated, $3.50; Mrs. Efae Petit, / box
household goods. 500: Mrs. Il. NJ Gar
land. hall tree (cratedJ, bicycle. 2 bar
rels. / dresser. l sewing machine. 1 ice
box s4055; M. r. Vernon, bundles, Is
boxes household goods. l, paper box,
trunks, l desk. 1 bundle picks and poles,
/ sign, 1 folding chair frame. $101.7; w.
B. Randsburg, boxes. household goods,
500 5S; A. L. Rogers, box household
goods, $685. Mr. j. Starkey, 1 box house
hold goods, bundle bedding, $19. So; Cyrus
Wheeler ! buggy, buggy shaft, Sil.4S;
James Smith. childs buggy, / gas plate,
S3.75; Charles Barker / sewing machine
Arenson. 1 box household goods, Si918;
M T. Laws. l leather settee (crated).
box household goods, l crate marble,
$22 AZ; l.. IL. Sample, X. stove, 1 tub and
contents bundle, poles, bundles bed
mattress. | lounge chairs / cupboard, /
basket bundle rugs, box and contents,
2 X tables, 1 broom, barrels, rockers
2 stands, pan and contents / box house
hold goods trunks $El5; A, c.. Thomp-
son, bundles wardrobe, N.43; s. II.
Brown crates stands, tops and shelves,
4 crates cl 1irs. 1 bronze chair. 1 rocker,
S3077; W. w. THOMPSON 10 crates, 10
boxes household goods, casks. ! rocker,
piano. S61 As; j. g. Blackwell, 3 boxes
household goods, l barrel, 81. 3S; w. IL.
Burnham, sewing machine telescope,
2 boxes household goods. crate pictures,
sl9S2
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
OBEYS CREED; BREAKS HEART
Church Wife Joins Holds Her Mar
riage Sinful, and She Sewers Bond
After Sixteen Years

Special TO The Herald.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 11.-Af-
ter sixteen years Mrs. Hester Kuhn
has left her husband because her
church is opposed TO second marriage
while both parties to the first are liv-
ing. Mrs. Kuhn does not know whether
her first husband is alive or dead. she
Joined the Pentecost denomination
eight years ago and became q devoted
member. She would have obeyed the
teachings of the church sooner, hit her
husbands health was poor. A trip to
California, from which they returned
two weeks ago, proved of such benefit
to him, she says, that she celt she
could obey. Now both are broken
hearted, friends say.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
ASK FREEHOLDERS TO
MEET AND ORGANIZE

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 11.-Notices will
be sent in the near future to those
who have been selected for member
ship in the board of freeholders to be
elected to draw up charter, asking
that they meet organize and proceed
at once to outline a charter.
Although the election of freeholders
will not take place until October the
city trustees and officials of the cham
ber of commerce believe the work
should begin at once on the instrument,
in order that it can be completed in
time for submission to the next legls-
lature,
Best service at Hotel del Coronado,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
SHOOTS HIS NEIGHBOR
TO PROTECT DAUGHTER

Pablo Moreno, Mexican living in a
hovel at 423 New High street, shot his
neighbor, Pa bio Sivila, through the
right lung Tuesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock.
Moreno admitted having done the
shooting, but alleged that Sivila was in
his house and was attempting to as
saut his 11-year-oid daughter.
Patrolman Jack Murphy arrested Mo-
reno.
The assertion made by Moreno that
Sivlla was in his house was corrobo-
rated by members of Moreno's family.
Sivila was in most serious condition
this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
LONG BEACH TO NAME
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept ia caucus
of citizens will be held tomorrow night
in the Fisher Colburn building on the
pier for the purpose of nominating in
dependent candidates for justice of the
peace and constable.
The men behind the movement have
been reticent, but the movement is said
to be determined. and Indications point
to a strong fight.
Those mentioned for the candidates.
are j. j. Hart, city recorder for justice
of the peace, and S. r. Adams, a real
estate man for constable.
The caucus viii be composed of those
the convention at Venice.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
LONG BEACH SCHOOL
TERM IS OPENED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Sept. 1.-THE gram
mar schools opened here today with an
enrolment of 1880 Indications are that
this number will be increased several
hundred before the end of the week.
Today's enrolment by school buildings
follows: Atlantic, 654; Pine, 446 Daisy,
431: Alamitos, 404: Eleventh, 1874; Bur-
nett, lis; Alamitos Heights, SS; West
Long Beach. So; Fourth street, 10. Sew
enty-five teachers have been assigned
the task of teaching this number OF
youngsters.
There seems to be plenty of room
to accommodate all, except in the Bur-
nett building, which. apparently. should
be well nigh twice as large.
Visit Coronado and he happy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12

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and mail today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NotIce of PnhIIc Mork

Notice of Public Work
Public notice is hereby given that at
its meeting held on Monday, the 4th day
Of June, 1906, the City Council OF the city
designated dc 'V as ORDINANCES No % i2sib In11ev 9Mew
Series), declaring Its intention to order
the following Improvement to be made,
to wit:
That
HoLLIsTER AVENUE,
public street Of the City of Los Angeles,
be opened to a width of go feet between
Forty-second street and Santa Monica
avenue.
Reference is hereby made to said Ordi-
nance. on file In the office Of the City
Clerk of said City, for further particu-
lars. -
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
JAMES a. ANDERSON, President.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
GO WHERE THE HORSES ARE
Ocean Park Fire Apparatus Will Be
Housed in a Livery
Stable
Special to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK. Sept. 11.-At a spe-
cial meeting of the city council today
Trustee A. e. Robinson, chairman Of
the fire and police committee, and D.
M. Crist. chief of the fire department,
were empowered to. make official ar
rangements for housing the city's fire
fighting apparatus in the Rose avenue
livery barns, where a team will always
be available in case of fire.
1t was further arranged by the trus-
tees to add a chemical engine to the
equipment of the department
The bid of the Abbot Kinney COM
pany to sell the city three lots for $4,000,
which includes a $4,000 cement building
was taken under advise
ment. The site is offered for city hall
purposes and 1t is in the canal district.
Hotel del Coronado will please you.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
LONG BEACH PRESS
CLUB is ORGANIZED
Special to The Herald.

DPbUIdI 10 Is IIUIWIW,
= LONG BEACH, Sept. 1.-THE Long
Beach Press club was organized las.
night with a charter membership so
far of eighteen bona fide newspaper
writer's Temporary officers were
chosen and committees appointed to
draft bylaws and to secure quarters.
Members of the profession in Will
mington and San Pedro have been in
vited to join the organization and sew
eral did so last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
is VICTIM MISS BARWooD?
New Identity clew ls Offered In
Temesca Canyon Murder
Mvsterv

A new clew was given to the police
Tuesday which may lead to the solu-
tlon OF the Temescal murder mystery.
1t is thought that Miss Belle Bar
wood may have been the victim.
II was reported Tuesday by a
man whose name is withheld that the
Barwood woman disappeared about
three months ago. She had lived In
Los Angeles and later went to Venice,
having been living at the latter place
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
DEFEATS
HOLTZ AT VENICE

VENICE, Sept 11.-Archie Waldstein
defeated Ray Holtz at the local rink
tonight in the first heat of match
for the one mile roller skating cham
pionship of Southern California, and
purse of $3.50.
Waldstein won easily, at least so
feet separating him from Holtz at
the finish Time 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
MEXICAN KILLED
BY PASSING TRAIN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Sept. 1.-THE body
of Daniel Campo, the Mexican killed
yesterday at Watson station by being
struck by a Southern Pacific train. has
been brought to this city, and an in
quest will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Walker & Brown
morgue.
Campo was employed to load ferti-
lizer by Simon Levy of West Seventh
street, Los Angeles. The man was
struck by train No. 156 and Instantly
killed. He was about 38 years old
Low r.. r. rates to Coronado.
Fiber-Grass and, Basket Suit Cases
$3.50 to $500. in our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips Sanborn. Vail & Co..
eh7 So Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
FOR SALE
Beach Property

FOR SALE--oN Sd ST. SANTA MON
lea; lot 50x150. with 2 cottages rented
for $3.50 per month; price $500; no
other lot on the street for less than
$40. .000 THOS. j. HAMPTON. 119 So.
Broadway. l.. A. II. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
Don't Be Fat
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My new Obesity Food, taken at meai-
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the food and sends the food nutriment
where it belongs.
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HOTEL. MAYBERRY.

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'LoDER TORE THE TELEGRAM OPEN"

preston are occasionally open to a periIous
onrush of feeling. Believing that they
know themselves. they walk boldly forward
toward the high-road and the pitfall alike.
These had been Loder's disconnected
Ideas and speculations on the first day of
his new life. At O. clock on the ninth day
no was pacing with quiet confidence up and
DOWN Ihiicotes study. his mind pleasantly
nusy ana his cigar comfortably alight
when he paused in his walk and frowned,
interrupted by the entrance of q servant.
The man came softly into the room, drew
small table toward the fire. and proceed
e. 70 lay an extremely fine and unseryicea-
ble-iooking cloth.
Loder watched : him In silence.
re had grown to find silence a
very useful commodity To walt and
tet things develop was the attitude he often
est assumed. But on this occasion he was
perplexed. He had lot rung for tea. and in
cloth.
Presently the servant departed. and sol.
Amnly re-entered. carrying silver tray,
with cups. q teapot and cakes. Having adj
3usted them to his satisfaction, he turned
to Lodsr.
MRS. chilcote will be With you In fve
minutes. III. = he said.
He waited for some response. but Loder
gave none. Again he found the advantages
Of silence. but this time It was silence OF q
compulsory kind. Ha had nothing to say.
The man. finding him irrespcnsive, re-
tired; and. left to himself Lcder stared al
abruptly. he moved to tho center Of the
Gines tho day thsy had talked "a he ter-
EAee ~ had only scan Eve thrico. ana al-
ways In the presence OF others. Since the
night ct his npst coming. che had not In
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

George Franklin. twenty-six years of age,
Of Ballston. Va. appeared at Georgetown
University Hospital last Saturday night
suffering with wound Of the head. which
he stated was inflicted by unknown
colored man with beer bottle. He was
given treatment and later returned to his
home.
The degree Of doctor of divinity was con-
ferred upon Rev. Thomas o. Grouse. pastor
Of the Congress Street Methodist Protest
ant Church. at the recent commencement
exercises Of Adrian College, Michigan.
Mrs. Edith Mccartney and sister Miss
Mary Cragin, Of Dumbarton avenue will
depart this week for Cape May, N. j., for
the summer.
Mr.. George E. Clark, son of Peter ].
Clark of 1855 n street. has been appointed
q member of the District fire department
and assigned to Truck E.
Policeman r. A Woods of the seventh
precinct has purchased the two-story frame
dwelling at $3.50 p street which was for
meriy owned and occupied by Mrs. F. A. r.
Hager.
The condition Of Mr.. William NJ Emer-
son of 1884 Wisconsin avenue. who under
went operation upon one Of his eyes
several days ago. Is reported to be critical.
Mrs. Van Duesan and Miss Van Duesan,
mother and sister Of Mr. William E. Van
Duesan. arrived here yesterday from Cali
fonn ha 70 for stay Of 39 several weeks
postponed the date OF departure for their
annual outing to Colonial Beach, Va, until
TUESDAY, July IT. They VIII be In camp
one week.
Miss Nettie Craig. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. H @. Craig Of 1928 o street. at the
recent closing exercises Of the Corcoran
Art School received a gold and also q sill
yer medal for the best study In oil OF
draped life. Miss Craig has been a student
at the school for the past six years.
Mrs. Edward Craig and daughter of the
Cora apartments are at Jack Lake. Va,
for the summer.
Mrs. Clarence P. steaiey of Georgetown
is at Martinsburg, W. Va. visiting her
mother. who Is reported to be critically i'll.
Mr.. Frederick A. Linger has completed
the remodeling OF the house 1890 street
formerly occupied by the Washington Boys
Club.
A deed has been placed on record by
which Harry T. Palmer transferred to c.
A. Wood the two-story brick dwelling at
the northwest corner OF 33d street and
Prospect avenue.
Mr.. Charles H. Lederer has purchased
the two-story frame dwelling at 1918 2Sth
street from J. McKenney Barry, agent for
Martin Bros.
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sudden inordinate satisfaction that weiied
up at her words.
"oh, 1 mustn't tell you" She laughed
little But you have surprised him"
She paused. slipped her tea. then looked up
again with change of expression.
John" she said. more seriously, there
Is one point that sticks a little. VIII this
great change LAST" Her vo,ce was direct
and even--wonderfuliy direct for q woman,
Loder thought. 1t came to him with q GER
tain force that beneath her remarkable
charm might possibly lie remarkable
character. 1t was rot q possibility that
had occurred to him before and 1t caused
him to look at her a second time. In tho
new light he saw her beauty differently
and 1t interested him differently. Hereto
fore he had been inclined to class women
under three heads-tdola amusements or
Membranes; now 1t crossed his mind that
a woman might possibly fill another place
the place OF q companion.
''You are very skepticaI.'' he said stiii
looking down at her.
She did not return his glance. 81 think
have been made skeptical" she aaid
As she spoke the image of Ctifcote shot
through his mind. ChiIcote, Irritable, VI
cious. unstable. and quick compassion for
this woman so inevitably shackied to him
followed It.
Eve. unconscious of what VAS passing IN
his n,ind, went on with her subject
When we were married" she said
gently. II had such great Interest In
things, such q great belief in life. had
lived Ia politics. and was marrying one
OF the coming -eysrybody said you
were one Of the cnmlnG men-I scarceiy
felt there Was nnything left to ask for.
You didn't make very ardent Iowa she
smiled. hat think I had RorHutten about
love. 4-Nznted nnkhIug - rntich - to -
He Lazy enrat-1nar1foa - > ossat man :
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AT OYSTER BAY SUNDAY.
Grace Choir Of Fifty Boys Greeted the
President

With fifty choir boys from Grace Church.
New York. at the Church OF the Redeemer
Astoria. gazing at him. President Ropse-
welt. accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss
Ethel. Archie and quentin. sat through the
IL O'Clock service yesterday. beginning his
usual summer custom. Tho President be-
longs to the Dutch Reformed Church. but
as there u no organisation of that kind
here he attends the Episcopal service
3 The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Charles Henry webb OF the Church OF the
Redeemer. He = In camp with the boys
from his parish. and treated them % n
view OF the President while he preached on
the misunderstanding OF Christ by the
Phariseas. His text was Matthew xxii:45
IF David then cail Him Lord. how Is He
shis SOM
when the President reached the church
the youngsters were lined up along the
driveway and greeted him with barred
heads. The President smiIingly acknowl-
edged their sAlute2
The Rev. sMr. Wsbh dwelt on the thought
that the Lords enemies had on many occa-
1ions endeayored DO trip the Lord in His
words. He allowed how the answer to
these QUESTIONS had not only bean appro-
pirate q the t1mo. but also had r,1nk down
the ages and each taught lesson ana set
m exampae which humanity needed
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SECRETARY ROOT AT PORTO RICO
Cruiser Charleston Made Record Run
From New York

The cruiser Charleston. with Secretary
Root and party on board. arrived at San
Juan. Porto Rico. yesterday afternoon. The
Charleston entered the harbor at consider
able speed. She established a record run
between New York and San Juan. making
the distance In three days and nineteen
hours. The trip down was uneyentfui.
As the Charleston entered the harbor she
received salutes from Moro Castle and the
italian cruiser Umbria. Gov. Winthrop and
his secretary. A. n. Frazer. went on board
the cruiser. and after the exchange Of
greetings the Secretary's party came ashore
In naval launches. They were greeted at
the landing OF the naval station by Capt
Rohrsr. commandment OF the station. and
his STAFF. the marines being drawn up In
honor OF the Secretary.
After these ceremonies tho naval authori-
ties turned the party over to Lieut. Col
Bailey OF Porto Rico Provisional Regiment
and his stan. A largo crowd had gathered
outside the naval station, having waited
many hours to see Secretary Root. and tho
houses In the vicinity were filled with spec
tators. Secretary Root drove In tho execu.
tive garbage to the palace. escorted by the
regiment Mrs.. Root, the Secretary's son
and daughter and the higher military au-
thorities came in other carriages. The Sec
Rotary subsequently, reviewed the poiice
from balcony of the palace.