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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
OIL LANDS SELL
FOR $1,5OO,OOO
BIG DEAL cONSUMMATED NEAR
SANTA BARBARA
NewIove Ranch Now Owned by the
Union OIL Company-Big DeVeI-
opment Work Being
Planned
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April 14.-The
biggest oil deal that has been made
here for many months was concluded
yesterday, when c. w. Newlove and
p. e. Newlove of Santa Maria gave an
option on their large ranch near Los
Olivos to the Union Oil company. The
price being paid is said to be $1,5O0, 900.
1t is reported that an offer of $1,250, 100
was refused a number of times.
The land comprises 5000 acres of
proven oil land that lies in the heart
of the Santa Maria oil district. North
of it are the Union oil wells, the Pinal
wells and the Brookshire wells. To the
south are the Graciosa and the Western
Union oil wells. The option runs for
thirty days, when the final transfer of
papers will be made, and at that time
active operations in the development
of the field will begin.
The Newlove ranch is considered the
most valuable of the undeveloped .oil
lands of the northern part of this
county. 1t has been sought for by
many oil companies. but as there was
legal dispute in the courts over the
boundary lines of the ranch nothing has
been done to develop the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15

mass, with "Reginia Coeli" as offertory.
Mrs. w. b. Clark, Misses CosgroVe,
Bell and Hess, Messrs. Clark, Killian
and Smith, soloists.
ST. Agnes Catholic
st. Agnes'-The choir will render
Weber's mass in G, with orchestra
accompaniment. The soloists will be
Miss Mary Orth, Miss Katherine Nc
CHM and Joseph Harasta. Miss Edith
McGinn is organist. There will be no
evening service.
ST. Joseph's Catholic
st. Joseph's-High mass at 1O:3O a. m.
vida Aquam" (Gregorian), "Kyria," "
Witt, "Credo," "Benidictus" CP. Cries
backer), "Introit," 'Haec Dies" (B.
Hamma), offertory, "Christus Isp' (Au-
ferstanden); Miss Katherine Ashhurst,
director.
Blessed Sacrament
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Bordesrs mass will be rendered at 1920
a. M, with Regina Coeli'' offertory.
''War March of the Priests" by Loretz
will be given as occasional. Rev. j.
w. Collins will preach at the solemn
vesper service at p. m.
FIaZd OdL1OHC
PIaza-"Santa Marias mass in d.
will be sung by the juvenile choir at
the solemn mass at a. m. under the
direction of Miss Mariana Echemendi
Miss Ida Larieuz is organist.
Epiphany Episcopal
Church of the Epiphany, (EpiscopaD,
Orchid and Altura streets-Procession
al, Jesus Lives" (St. Albinak); Christ
Our Passover" (Gadsby); TIE Deum
! (Woodmaid); Jubilate CWoodmaid) /;
hymn, angels, Roll the Rock Away
(Arimathia); Kyrie (Reade); Gloria
Tibi (Reade); hymn, THE Strife is
DER" (Palestrino); Gloria (simper)
anthem, "Come See the Place Where
the Lord Lay" (Reade); Sanctus
(Reade); Agnes Del (Reade); Gloria in
Excelsis (zenne); Nunc Dimittis
| (Gregorian); hymn, Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today (from Lyra Davidica)
Evenings childrens service at $50;
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (Sim-
perl anthem, "Come See the Place
Where the Lord Lay" (Reade); hymn
Jesus Lives (St. Albinak). Edythe l.
Marchant choir leader.
DR.. Burdette's Disadvantages
Owing to the disadvantage under
which the Temple Baptist church is
placed by being compelled to worship
in Armory hall, the work of Easter
decorating was difficult undertaking
! BY hard and persevering work the
hall was transformed into bower OF
beauty. The altar and background
were hidden beneath a bank of lilies
and greenry.
Next Easter the Temple Baptists will
worship in their new church at Fifth
and Olive streets.
Services today will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Robert j. Burdette
both morning and evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15

STILL HOPEFUL

The sky today is overcast;
The sun no more is shining,
It's been the same the whole week
past,
But still I'm not repining.
What's gone is gone, what's here is
here,
But that's no cause for sorrow,
No weather can be so severe
But it may be clear tomorrow.
Calamities of yesterday
Already I'm forgetting;
Those of today seem tough. but may
Not be dispelled by fretting.
Tomorrow, though, the luck will
turn,
I'm confident, not fearful;
My spark of hope will always burn
And that's what keeps me cheer
full!
No sense at all in going round
Oppressed with gloom abysmal,
No consolation have / found
In contemplation dismal!
Things may improve, at any rate,
So trouble l won't borrow,
But live in that fair, roseate,
That best of days-tomorrow
Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
Cathedral of ST. Vibiana

CarneQTdi OF 0t. VIDIdHd
Pontifical mass at 1890 a. m. Pro
cessional, "Spleudante tie Deus" Mo-
zart; Beethoven's mass in c; gradual
"Iaec Dies" Monti; offertory. TERRA
Tremuit" (Saint- -Saens), Tom Karl.
Vespers 7:80. Chants of the day.
hymn, "Haec Dies" Monti; "Magnif1-
cat" Whiting; 20 salutaris," Cher
ubini: "rantum Ergo" Weber. Frank
Carr, director; A. Stamm, organlst;
soloists, Miss Lillian Scanlon, Miss
Clark, Tom Karl.
First M. E. Church
Morning-Overture to william Tell
Buck; anthem, From Thy Love as a
Father" unfold Ye Portals Everlast-
Ing" Gounod offertory solo, II know
That MY Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD.
Mr.. Plummer.
Evening-Saint Cecile offertoire in D,
Batiste; offertory solo, 1.-THE Lord Is
Risen" (Sullivan), Miss Nutting; sacred
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" Fl. j.
Maunder. Mrs. Beatrice Plummer, So
prano; Miss June Nutting, alto; Spen-
Ger Robinson, tenor; Harry Barnhart.
basso. Chorus choir. 60 voices. queen
of Sheba," march, Gounod.
Our Lady of Loretto
Masses 7:30, 9 and II a. m. Missa
cantata, 9 o'clock, Decker's Mass; offer
tory, "Haec Dies" by Monti. So
pranos, Misses Fahey, Lane, Klink-
hamer, McGrath. Cook and Bodkln;
altos, Mesdames Helm and Sheridan
Miss Masonave; tenors, Messrs. Hop
Collins, Butterworth, Palmersheim; Or
ganist, Miss Frances Dilger. Rosary
and benediction 7:45 p. m.
Trinity M. E. Church
Morning-voluntary, st. Cecelia's
Offertory No. 2, Batiste; LAS II
Began to Dawn" with solo by
Miss Kellam. Martin; offertory
violin solo, John Cooke; solo
"The Lord Is Risen," violin obligatc
Gausuig), Miss West; "Lo! The Toni
Is Empty" Broomi; postlude, "Eastel
March," Flagler.
Evening-Voluntary, Evening Song
Schumann; Awake Thou That Sleep
est" (Maker), solo by Mr.. Grahami
offestu, Easter Song" Neidlinger;
anthem, "Hosanna," Grauier; postlude
selection.
Choir: Miss Kellam. soprano; Miss
Antoinette West, contralto; Mr.. Gro,
we'll, tenor; Mr.. Graham, basso; Miss
Holmes, organist; Miss West. director
WestIake Presbyterian
Prelude, Meditation" Morrison.
Morning-Anthem. Christ, the Lord
Is Risen Today" Schneider; choir, re-
sponse, Hear Our Prayer" Lorenz;
pffertory, 1.-The Resurrection" Shelly.
Evening-Anthem, "They Have Taken
Away My Lord" Stainer; quartet
"sweet Hour of Prayer" Adams; solo
''The Sovereignty Of God" Alliston;
"As 1t Began to Dawn" IF. Hasker)
Fred Nellmus and chorus; solo, 1.-The
Light of the World" (Stephen Adams)
Miss Pearl Teetzel; duet, my Faith
Looks Up to Thee" (Nevin). Mrs. /
Brown and A. Coomber; anthem
''Hosanna," Jules Gramest.
Music in charge of Mrs. lgnauu'
Brown. Miss Mary Hill, organist.
Y. w. C. A.
Brass quartet, selection from Men
delssohn: solo, Easter Dawn" Or. II
Woodmsn), Miss Lillian M. Buchter
euphonftlm solo, Emanuel paul Rod
ney), H. S. Richardson; solo, "Shep
herd Divine" Mrs. r. K. Adams; quar-
tet, "Sweet and Low" Barnby.
Ouartet-R. B. Sumner, Mrs. H.
Cardell, j. 1. Moyse, H. S. Richardson
ST. Patrick's Catholic
st. Patrick k's-Farmer's mass in
flat will be sung at the 10:30 o'clocl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
CAR WHEEL GIVES ALARM
All the Town Aroused at Sound Like
Woman's Shrek, Taken for
Fire Alarm

SONESTOWN,P Pa. April 14.-Shrill as
q woman's voice could have shrieked it,
a piercing cry like that of "Fire!" rang
out upon the midnight air here last
night and the town whistle blended
with it, so that everybody, leaping from
bed, was sure the town was in peril
1t was all caused by a screeching
car wheel in freight train on the
North Branch road and it is doubtful
whether a real alarm of fire will ever
arouse the town hereafter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
SEQUEL TO A STABBING
Neighbors Fall Out and One Cuts
Another With Pair of
TWeezers

e. w. Swarington of 4406 Walrath
street was arraigned in the police court
yesterday morning charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon upon a
neighbor, Harry Burr.
Bail was fixed at 5000 and exanina-
ton set for tomorrow
1t is said by the police that Burr
had an alteration with Mrs. Swaring-
ton over some trivial matter and
Swarington came to the aid of his wife
and stabbed Burr with pair of
tueezers
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
PROFESSOR PINCHED AS "BUG'
Cop and Crowd Think Noted Ento-
moIogist Madman and Ar
rest Him as Such
special to The Herald.

Special TO Inc Herald.
CHICAGO, April 3.-Prof. Howard
Evarts Weed a noted entomologist con-
nected with the University of Chicago
was arrested yesterday in Battle Creek
Mich, as a lunatic.
The professor was making a trip in
search of specimens and was observed
digging in the soil. A crowd collected
and put him down as an escaped mad
man from one Of the Battle Creek sanl-
tariums. In vain he explained to the
police that he was a bug and insect
hunter and was observing some of the
winter quarters of bugs.
You're a bug yourself" replied the
policeman and took him into custody.
The professor set the wires to work
and after a time obtained a release
He is home tonight threatening Battle
Creek with damage suits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
Carpet stores
Furniture Stores
Wall Paper and Paint StOT

WaII Paper Unu T'nInt StOreB
We carry a large stock of 76-inch coll
ored Burlaps; also S6-inch and 40-inch
widths. Window shades, table oil cloths,
varnish. Walter Bros, 627 S. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
CONCLUDE PASSOVER FEAST
Los ANGELES CHURCHES ARE FLOWER laden TODAY FOR EASTER TIDE
Services to Be Held in Temples ana
synaeogues Marking the
Occasion

The concluding services Of the Feast
of the Passover will be held in jewish
synagogues today and tomorrow.
A service will be held this evening at
Temple B'nai Birth and Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
At the Synagogue Beth Israel short
service will be held at o'clock this
evening, with service Monday morn
Ing at $40 o'clock and short service
at 6 O'Clock in the evening. The clos
ing service will be held Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15

The awakening of the people is an
excellent thing, provided. of course.
they do not roll over and go to sleep
again.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15

st. Patrick k's-Farmers mass in D
lat will be sung at the 10:30 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
BLACKMA|L CHARGE
MADE BY A PRINCE
Statement Is Given Out That
Princess Won Wrede Is
KleptOmaniac.

BERLIN, May 7.-William Glasc.
former servant of Adolph Won Wrcde.
was arrested today on the complaint OF
the Prince. who charges Glase with
blactmail In connection with n quantity
OF stolen slverware. marked with the
names OF Paris and Berlin hotels, found
In the silver room OF Castle Basedow,
near Malchin. Macklenburg-S -Scwerin.
The l.okal Anzciger today asserted that
Princess Won Wrede is known to have
klcptomaniac procnyities-
Case Is Mixed.
Contrary reports were circulated last
week regarding the finding OF the hotel
The search BY the authorities OF Mnlchln
was. 1t now appears, made by order of q
Berlin court, with -'hich q denunciatlon
was lodged. At nrst the source OF this
Genunciaiion was not revealed. but II now
appears that GIasc was the person who
made the complaint.
Asked to Explain.
At Mnlchin 1t was reported that Prince
and Princess Won Wrode and Fraulen
Weidcg. their housckceper would be
asked by the court to explain the pres
ence OF the hotel marked silverware In
the castle. The Prince and Princess re-
side most of tho year at Madrid and rent
Basedow castle as a summer residence.
1t belongs to the estates OF the Hahn
Hahn. died recently. a ruined man.
Wide Variety Taken.
The silver includes dozens Of milk
pitchers, sugar bowls. plates. tureens and
salt cellars largely plated and It has
made by some one having q mania for
taking things from hotels
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
GOVERNMENT PLANS
TO REPLACE Damage
Secretary Shaw Shows That
S611, 900 Will Be Needed for
Frisco Structures.

WASHINGTON. May secretary
Shaw today submitted estimates to the
House OF amounts necessary to be np-
propriatcd TO repair Government nulio-
ings in California wrecked by the earth-
quake. The House Committee on Appro-
prlations has decided TO take this matter
up tomorrow and bring In separate ap-
priation bill covering the items.
Moro Than Half Million.
The items include $4,000 for the ap-
praisers' stores building. $4,000 for the
sub-treasury, the lowest story and
roof OF which Is damaged, $4,000 for the
mint $4,000 for the postoffice, court
house etc. 5000 for the revenue cut
ter storehouse. which was totally de-
stroyed, making in all s6ll.0oO for San
Francisco
PostofAces Damaged.
The San Jose postofficc was injured to
the extent OF 1000 and the Oakland
post office sl6 600. TO make the appi oprla'
tion ample to cover damage not as
yet asccrtnincd the Secretary recommends
that $4,000 be appropriated The esti-
mates arc accompanied by photographs
or the buildings. taken after the damage
| The Secretary taxes occasion to submit
brief reference TO reports on nlc In nis
department showing heroic conduct OF the
personal officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Osler Theory Condemned.
SURELY BAD JOB
West Wing of Chicago City Hall Is
Abandoned.

CHICAGO. May 7-Bulding Commits
slcner Bartzen today ordered the aban-
donmcnt OF the northeast wing OF tho
city hall He said that IL Is In absolute
danger and may fall at any time.
Several months ago the county building.
which adJolned the city hall on the east.
was tora down to permit of the erection
OF new building
In Bad Condition.
Since It was deprived OF this support,
the city hall, which was really the west
half of the same building has been sink
Ing the walls have been cracking and
Joints have been slipping.
Offices Abandoned.
The offices abandoned were those OF the
Bureau OF Statistics, Burenu OF Police
Records Building department. Attorney
for the Building of Local Improvements.
City Engineering department., Street de-
partment and Assistant Chief of Police.
The removals caused great inconvenience
and In the present condition OF the NUM-
cipal finances there is no money with
which to rent other offices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
CARNIVAL ABANDONED
New York Federated Trades Gives Up
Iden Of Frisco Aid.

NEW YORK May 7.-Thc plan to have
a labor carnival for the purpose OF rnis7
ing money TO send to San Francisco wac
Central Federated union. There was to
have been a parade in which American
hsss were TO have been held out for the
people along the line of march to throw
money into.
The labor carnival committee recon-
mendcd that the carnival idea be aban-
doncd giving as a reason that the Inter
national unions had taken up the matter
OF relief and were leVSing assessments to
To San Era nclSCO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
FLOOD OF SHRINERS
Los Angeles Is Thronged Despite
Gathering POSTPONED,

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May Although tho
national gathering OF Shriners. originally
schoduled for Los Angeles this week VIVA
declared on by oK-Imperial Potentate Collins
there nre 1900 visiting Shrners now in Ies
Angeles and they continue to arrive from the
East In constantly incrcaong numbers
a special over the Salt Lake railroad
brought 100 OF the Springfield, Mans, Shrlners
into the city at noon today. and some time to-
night the special over tho Southern PacInc
which carries ovor 200 additional members
will deposit Its burden Mt the Arcade station
Before the end of the week tho visitors Will
number more than 5000. Almost without or
caption they have como prepared to stay until
after the floata
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
DEATH FROM 0VERWORK
Strain Is Believed to Have Caused
Deed of Telegrapher,

PORTLAND. Or. May 7.-Leonard l..
Kelly, for twenty years an employees of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
and for seven years night clerk In the
Portland office. committed suicide yee-
terday by swallowing carbolic acid No
definite cause for the deed can be- os
signed. but II Is believed that he wns
temporarily Insane from overwork
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
NOMINATIONS MADE
President Sends Several Names to the
United States Senate.

WASHINGTON, May THE President
today sent the following nominations To
the Senate
Register Of the Land ONCE at Dcs
Moines, Ia, ]. ]. Payne.
Receiver of Public Moneys at Mlssoula
Mont. Edward A Winstanley,
Postmastersi
Washington-T. 7. Cnyanaush, Olympia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
VICTIM OF MURDER
Body Of Man Is Found Near Van
Buren's Island

MOUNT VERNON Wash. May The
body of a man. who had been murdered and
thrown into the sound. found Saturday
floating near Van Burons Island The victim
was either negro or Indian. with no clew
To his Identity
The skull had been smashed with q blunt
Instrument and the throat and heart otabhed.
The body may have noated for some distance
before being found An inquest wRs held Sun
day by the Coroner OF Islnnd county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
OLD WARRIOR DIES
Veteran of Many Battles Answers the
Last Summons.

Henry H Adams OF New York, we'll
known In military circles and In the iron
and steel business died at his summer
home here TODAY as the result OF an
operation for the removal OF his leg.
which was performed yesterday
Col Adams was g. years old. and up
to recently was president of the Colonial
Iron company OF Pennsylvania He was
vice-prcsident OF the Patriotic League Of
Anerlcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
GERMANY NOT GUILTY
Denies Any Intention to Interfere
With Turkish Trouble.

LONDON. May I'm behalf of the Cow
ernment II was announced In the House
OF Commons today that the British Gov
ornment has been informed by Germany
that there ls no foundation for the state
ments that Turkeys action respecting the
the German Government ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
TWO W0RKMEN KILLED
Shocking Fatal Accidents Occur on
Los Angeles Car Line.

LOS ANGELES. May 1.-Two men we're in.
stantIy killed here today by electric cars One
was almost beheaded. the other ground
to death under work train.
The hrBt accident occurred between Graham
and Nadeau stations Peter Kcating an en-
ploycc OF tho Sunset Telephone company, wor
digging a ditch under tHestlc and a Long
Bench car suddenly up against an OBJ
struction which Jared the occupants of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Reports on Niagara.

WASHINGTON. May T. President
Roosevelt today sent 10 Congress the re-
mort OF the International Waterway COM
mission on the preservation OF the Niaga-
ra falls,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
New Minister Begins Duties.

BELGRADE. Servia. May THE nou
American Minister, John Biddle. todev
presented his credentials to King Peter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Miners Back to Work.

hundred coal miners returned to work In
Belmont county today. as the result OF
the signing OF the scale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Does Not Fear Loss.
PASTOR DENOUNCED
Unknown Woman Curses Minister Of
Church in Chicago.

CHICAGO, May IA large audience in
ST James Methodist church, Forty sixth
and Ellis avenue wae thrown Into tur-
moil last night when the pastor, the Rev.
William A. Quayle was denounced at tho
close of his sermon by u woman, who
roso from a pew In the center OF the
house and declared the pastor to be ''an
ignorant man, preaching of things OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
BLOW FOR TRUST
Attorney-General Ellis Says Standard
Is Defiant Of the Law.

COLUMBUS, o. May I'm a preliminary
report of HIS f1ndinEs to tho methods of tho
Standard oil company in Ohio. made public
today. Attorney General Ellis aays that
through the Standard oil trust In obedience
to a decree OF thu Supreme court OF OHIO. re-
organized In 1899, canccling the trust GER
tiGcatcs thon outstanding and putting all the
property they represented In the hands OF the
Standard oil company OF New Jersey IL has
continued 10 violate the Valentine Steward
anti-t trust act just before
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Postomces Damaged.
GOOD FOR "UNCLE JOE"
Seventieth Birthday of Popular
Sneaker Day of Felicitation.

WASHINGTON May although
Speaker Cannon started In braNcly TO ig
moro the fact that he ls 20 years old today.
he was forced soon after the House con-
yened to rellnquish his gavel and retire
to his private room, where Senators and
members demanded audiences and tele-
grams of congratulation came thick and
fast .
of New York. in which he says:
Message Of Mcclellan.
New York Joins me in heartiest con-
Cratulations and in the expression OF re-
Spect and admiration. May you see ae
many returns of the day as you desire
and may each return find you happier
in mind and stronger in body
ono signed The kissing Bug COM
bines congratulaton with the hope thai
Hobson will be made chairman of tho M
val committee when no comes TO Con
grcss,
Osler Theory Condemned.
Another condemns the osier theory e
the winds and urges the Speaker TO live
to be hundred,
An Illinois constituent wires;
NO patriotic American can become 81
old or so exalted as to be justified in dis
| regarding the mandate OF tho people wher
| they call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Probably a Medium.

The womans name was not learned
but II Is believed that she is trance
medium. DIR Quayle's sermon had con-
sisted chiefly OF a scathine arraignment
OF certain Ideas which, In some quarters
have taken possession OF the public
mind and a warning TO his congregation
to be on their guard against them.
Among other things. the pastor aseailed
the principle OF tho open shop. and the
mania for consulting spiritual mediums
and DalmistS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Head Nearly Severed.

Tho motorman stopped the and tho con-
ductor ran back to what had happened
Kcntngs body found In the ditch tho
head almost clennly severed 1t la believed
the man raised hlmsclf up and stuck his head
through the ties just the came along