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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
BREAKING RECORDS
AT 5YCLE' S STORE
Doors Have to Be Closed Ten
Times to Keep Out Bar
gain Hunters.

Sycles store has had a remarkable sal.
IN the past few days Proprietors of this
modern department. store have never seen
snch crowds as have been struggling 10
now offering. The store Is not large
enough to accommodate the great COM
pany 9f shoppers begging to be waited
display 9 help wanted advertisements.
everything In the store bears red tag,
ana everything must 90 at bargain price.
and rearranged for the sale.
Still greater throngs are expected to-
he closed ten times on account OF the
crowd, and it's difficult to predict the
situation Tomorrow. 49,
The sale has been extensively adver-
tised in the papers, and shows that pep
pie read newspaper advertisements as
eagerly us they read news matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
ST. LOUIS WOMAN
SLAsHER F0UND.
John Brady, An Effenlinate Wait.
CT, Acknowledges He is Jack
the Stabber.''
SAYS He DELIGHTED IN ii.
All! Just One Quick Stroke and
1t Was All
Over 4
SAYS He DELIGHTED IN III.
(By Associated Press.A

(BY AsSociuteu Press.)
ST. LOUIS. February lo.-John Brady.
twenty-five years old, Il waiter, out OF
employment, was arrested to-day aud
later confessed that it was he who
stabbed II number of women on the
streets during the last three weeks.
Brady was arrested to-day in u resort
where he had. on a previous visit, boosted
that he was lack the Stabbcr''
Brady spoke In a high. effeminate
voice, and with no show of emotion or
excitement. II don't know Just how
the idea first came to me-" he said.
when stabbed the women. I delighted
in 1t. Just one quick stroke and 1t was
all over"
Brady will be held pending charge
that will be placed against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
DEATHS.

KOCI. Mrs, CHARLES Il. IlOcli, at her
residence, 1900 North Twentieth Street,
FaaIirmonnt, last night at 1880 o'clock.
SELDEN.--Dted,t at s1o45 p. AZ. Fol,.
ruary 10. 1905, lat Snowden, Goochlnnd
county; Va, the home of her mother.
Mrs s,;,, r: g.. Selden, Miss HARRl let
off her age, 81 ,f 's5l ''l y
Funeral from the chesapeake and
OHIO Deport. Richmond, ~ MORROW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
A. ]. CAssATT COURTS
AN INVESTIGATION
(By Associated Press.)

& PHILADELPHIA. PA, February TO-
President a. ]. cnssatt. of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. Oh being
asked to-day what the attitude of this
company was towards the investigation
proposed by Congress In regard to tho
ownership by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
of the stocks of other companies, said:
1.-THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has nothing to conceal and will welcome
an opportunity to have tho true facts
brought before the public"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Miss Harriet Heth Selden

Miss Harriet Heth Selden, daughter of
Mrs. r. e. Selden. of Snowden,S Gooch-
last night at 1885 o'clock. In the sixteenth
year of her age. 49,
Miss Selden had been Ill a little more
mia. Until the beginning of her last Ill
ness she attended school In Richmond
returning to her home each evening. Be-
ers. and one ssister-Nessrs. Miles, Richard
ana nd John s selden. and Miss Louise Seldom
hes fhsfa and VII ,abe plafS from tho
morrow morning at $40 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

A bill offered in the Senate yesterday
by Mr.. Chapman, of Greene, prvides that
In any suit or action pending or brought
dying a session of the General Assem-
bly, in which suit or action member of
the General Assembly is counsel. such
member may of right have contin-
uance of such suit or action at terms
of court during the session of the Gem
eral Assembly provided that i'll the judg-
ment of such court or of it's Judge in va
cation such continuance will work no
substantial injury to the interests of
the parties of such suit or action. Mem
hers of tho General Assembly now in ses-
sion are much embarrassed in the per-
formance OF their duties at the Capitol
by a conflict Herewith of their duties
to clients in suits pending at terms of
the court during this session of the
Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
WIFE ESCAPES; HUSBAND
KILLS REST OF FAMILY
.lRy Associated Press,

; DETROIT, Feb. l0.-John WItte, aged
twenty eight tonight shot and killed
himself after killing his four-year-old
Whiting, through the stomach. and shoot
ing his mother-in-law. Mrs. Whiting, IN
the shoulder. Witte who had been sep
ing home, supposedly with the inten-
ton Of killing his wife and child. but
Mrs. Witte was absent at work. Mr..
Whiting is in a critical condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
BigtFire in, Cincinnati.

alI .l( Hy AssoClateu lf'ress.J 3
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 10.-Fire to-
night destroyed most of tho extensive
plant OF the Il. Schreberj and Sons Cons
pany. manufacturers OF structural iron.
causing a loss of $4,000, covered by
insurance, There is a suspicion that the
fire was OF incendiary origin, The firm
recently had trouble With its employees,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
.AFiTER-DA CONTINUES
TO HINDER RESCUE WORK

f(By Associated FressC E
HINTON, February l0.-The after
damp continues to hamper the efforts Of
'rescuers intthe Parrall'mlnes, where thirty
or more. mon were killed or entonlbed Ivy
an explosion Of gas on Thursday Tho
rescuing party to-day encountered slate
fall and were unable to reach tho twelve
bodies remaining In the mine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
WEALTHY LAWYER
CONVICTED OF z FORGERY
4 fRv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 10,--Benjamin
n. Valentine, a wealthy Brooklyn lawyer,
was convicted ny a Jury In Mineola, L.
L.. to-day of uttering a forged deed, cons
veying property from his wife to his
mother. Tho signature forged was that
Of his dead wife. Valentine was released
on BAIL ljs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
We Poor Sinners.

.But. argued the Christian Scientist,
Should we not trust the Lord to heal
US rather than n mortal physcian?"s
That's all right" replied the hard
headed man. "but most Of us are able to
get nearer to q mortal physician"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Longworth Improving.
/ (Ru Assoclutad press

"a -II- ~ icy NSsUUIWtHV -I'Tt"S'J 49,
WASHINGTON, Feb; 10.-Representa-
tive Nicholas Longworth. whois suffering
from All attack of tonsilitis, was re-
ported much better to-day, 1t Will be ne
3cessary however, 1t was stated at his
home, for him 10 remain quiet for several
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
CRUISER TENNESSEE
MAKES TRIAL RUN TO-DAY
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
ROCkLAND. ME-, February 10-The
armored cruiser Tennessee arrived from
Boston late to-day for her standardiza-
ton trial on the Owls Head course, which
VIII, take place Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Mrs. Charles i Kock

Mrs. Charles T. Kock died at her resi-
dence. No. 1900 North Twentieth Street,
Falrmonnt. last night at 1870 O'Clock.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
It's Your Kidneys!

you have the rheumatism
at
will reicv you a once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

physical and moral forces, now sold In
the guise of medicines.
There is a PROBABILITY that a delegation
of druggists will be Oh hand Tuesday to
fight the BILL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Does Your Back Ache :?

trial bottle Warmers Safe Cure the kidney
ABSOLUTELY FREE
who suffers from kidney, liver,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Yaw Recital TONIGHT

Tonight at Simpson auditorium Ellen
Beach Yaw will be heard in recital for
the second time in this city since her
return from abroad. This second con-
cert is given at the request of many
friends and admirers who were unable
to be present at the first recital given
at the Mason opera house. Immediately
following the program numbers re-
ception will be rendered Miss Yaw in
the auditorium parlors. During this
reception Miss Yaw will be assisted by
the artists composing her company and
playing with her this evening and by
Miss Otie Chew, the well known ViO-
inist from Berlin, who appears in con-
cert on Tuesday evening, June 10. and
Mr.. Irving, well known baritone from
New York Several old fashioned songs
have been requested and will constitute
a portion Of Miss Yaw's program, in
addition to which the following num-
bers are added:
Part L "Widmung" (Schumann-
Liszt, Miss Goodwin; "Air des Glo-
chettes," Lakme Oelibes), Miss Yaw
"Balade et Bolonaise" (Vieuxtempo).
Senior Ruiz; (a) Russian Nightingale"
(Alabieff), (b) Spring Flowers" obli-
cato, Senior Ruiz, Miss Yaw.
Part II--(a) "Vox Populi' (Sgam-
bati. (b) "Gigue" (SgambotD; "Air du
Passignor (Masse), Les Noces de
Jeanette, obligato, Mr.. Mead, Miss
Yaw; (D Chopin's Nocturne in e fiat
(Sarasate), (b) Spanish Dance" (Sa-
rasate), Senior Ruiz; (a) "Pourquai
rester seulette" (Saint-Saens). (b) "Ver-
gebIiches" (Brahms), (c) 80 bella mia"
CWidor), Miss Yaw; an old song, Miss
VaW
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
MBER COMPANY OFFERS
COUNCIL A COMPROMISE
)ULD DEED CITY, PROPERTY
ALONG TRACKS
lkes Proposition So as to Avoid
Partition of Yards by Use of Street.
Board of Public Works viii
Consider

The Ganahl Lumber company
trough it's attorney Frank James
esterday Offered the council a com
romise on the Baranca street contro-
ersy. The lumber company offers to
eed strip of land adjoining the Salt
lake tracks and wide enough for a
ood street if the city will give up its
laims to that portion of Baranca
treet between Avenues IS and 10. The
ouncil referred the whole affair to the
ioard of public works for recommends
ion.
1t is claimed by the GanahI Lumber
company that this portion of Baranca
Itreet is theirs by right of adverse pos
Session for twenty-five years. There
Is no record to show that the street
was ever dedicated to the city, but
property owners in the vicinity have
made an effort to have this portion of
The street opened and improved.
Should the city claim poss ession and
attempt to open the street the lumber
yards would be cut in two and, accord
Ing to Attorney James, compelled to
Beek another location.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
Society.
Ennanement Announeed
J !. -. !. : : : f4a't : 80 4444444

The engagement Of Miss Eleanor
Cory, daughter Of Rev. y. G. Cory, and
Thomas McDougall of Pasadena was
announced to her friends Saturday
afternoon at a china shower given by
Miss Helen Munsey Miss Hazel Bunker
and Miss Pearl Bowner at the home of
the last named young woman, Twenty
seventh street and Western avenue, In
honor of Miss Cory.
Lavender sweet peas In profuslon
decorated the house, while a basket
filled with sweet peas and ferns served
as centerplece for the table Each
guest drew a sweet pea from the
basket and found at the end OF the
stem a card announcing the engage
ment. The wedding will take place
some time in August. The guests, who
we're all members of the Entire Nous
sorority of the U. $. G., were Mrs. Helen
Morehouse Misses Frances Kerr, Gene
We've Buchanan, Ethel Hagan, Edna
Bovard, Mamie Reed, Virginia Mont
gomery, Mary Pratt, Sadie Scovell
Helen Hoose, Grace Enyeart, Florence
Speicher. Clara Lipe, Carrie May
Warden, winifred Healy, Maud
Speicher and Bertha Rose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
NITA ALIENS NEW
SKETCH PLEASES
0RPHEUM PATRONS

Juanita Allen in the sketch "Car Two
Stateroom One is the hit of the Or
pheum bill this week. The plot of the
playlet Is built about two persons, a
man and woman, who ride on passes
that do not belong to them. The idea
is worked out very prettily and the
stage effects are novel. A Pullman
sleeping car is-the scene of the action
of the sketch, and in the latter part the
illusion of a moving train is realistic
In the company supporting Miss Allen
are Herbert Fortier Frank Erwin and
George C. Taylor. Cliff Gordon, the
German Politician" shared honors in
popularity with the audience with the
sketch. His monologue was most clever
and the applause which followed it
was so insistent that Gordon was
obliged to express his thanks. Rice and
Cady and Bobby North of the Mason
Burlesque company sent down a large
floral horseshoe to the clever German
impersonator.
Domenlco Russo and three Others
sang the quarett from "Rigoletto,
the sextet from Lucia" and the
"Miserere" from II Trovatore. AS an
encore they gave "Funiculi, Funicula." +"
They responded to several encores.
Russo was in very good voice and his
work was most enjoyable. The Broth
ers Damn in feats of strength were the
last of the new acts. The holdovers in
clude Clifford and Burke, black face
comedians; Burt and Bertha Grant,
negro singers and dancers, and Mosher
Brothers with their bicycle act.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
BECOMES UNDER SHERIFF
Deputy Len Cleveland VIII Act In
New Capacity During Henry
Yonkin's Absence

Deputy Sheriff Len Cleveland met
with a pleasant surprise yesterday
morning when he was notified by
Sheriff White that he had been selected
to act as under sheriff of Los Angeles
county during the absence of Henry
Yonkin. who because of recent illness
will spend several weeks vacation in
the mountains.
Cleveland is one of the most efficient
deputies on Whites force. He has
spent the past twenty-four years in Los
Angeles county and is familiar with
every foot> of ground in the district,
while his capable work in capturing
the bad men" Of the southwest has
caused his record to be one of the chief
attractions for visitors at the county
jail.
AS soon as Under Sheriff Yonkin re-
turns Cleveland may resign his posi-
ton as deputy and will enter the race
for the office Of constable. There are
nearly a score Of competitors for that
position and Cleveland is looked upon
as one Of the most promising.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
MEAT MARKET MAN FINED
FOR USING PRESERVATIvE
DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS AGAINST
THE LAW
Newton Street Man Pleads Guilty to
Using Chemicals to Keep Ham,
burg Steaks From Spoiling--Ina
spectors Are Alert

Since the revelations of conditions in
eastern packing houses the local au-
thorities have doubled their vigilance
in the inspection of butcher shops and
packing houses.
There have been several arrests al
ready for alleged violation of the city
health ordinance.
Yesterday e. Riley, proprietor Of a
meat market at 1889 Newton street,
was arrested on the charge of using
chemical preservatiVe in the prepar-
alton of hamburg steaks.
The defendant appeared before JUS
tice Chambers and pleaded guilty to
the charge. He stated. however. that
he was unaware of the health ordi-
nance which forbids the use of chem
icals to prevent the decomposition of
meat The court imposed fine of
$5, which was paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
AL Eresco Tea

At the home Of Miss Vera Brooke on
Avenue Fifty-eight the young women
of the Alpha sorority gave a high tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Genevieve Cumberland. An al fresco
supper was served at 5 O'Clock at a
ia BILE on the lawn beautifully decorated
with sweet peas.
The summer scheme of pink and
white was also carried out in the deco
rations for the house. Among the
guests, who we're all members of the
Alpha sorority, were Misses Lillian Mar
rill, Agnes Marrill, Kate Barlie, May
Barlie, Cora Barkran, Beth Buck, Grace
Whitcomb, Leona Lobwick, Annie Nor
rel Clara Meader, Edna Russell, Elolse
Strow bridge, Olive Williams. Margaret
Herskovetes, Carl Lane, Estelle Nc
Clung and Frances McCond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
"FlDDLE-DEE-DEE"
BEGINS SECOND
WEEK AT MASON

"Fiddle- began it's second
week at the Mason last evening.
Rice and Cady, with a host of new
Jokes, kept the audience in roar. while
Bobby North looked quizzically at them
with his never to-be-forgotten grimace,
Birdie was still following Ignatius
McSorley i'm the effort to make him
marry her. while poor Ignatius tried in
vain to get some one to take her of
his hands. Rosemary Glosz in the char
acter of Mrs. Walter Meadowbrook
sang and laughed with her usual
vivacity, while Ed Gallagher in the
character OF Hoffman Barr, kept the
ball rolling with his free American
manners. OF course 1t goes without
saving the chorus was as good as ever,
Thursday evening "Hoity-Toity," an
other of Weber and Fields" hits, will
open at the Mason.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
SUES RAILWAY COMPANY
Young Man Asks twenty-five Hum
dred Dollars for Loss of Leg
in Accident

James A. Pate yesterday brought suit
against the Los Angeles Railway COM
pany for $25OO for injuries alleged to
have been received in street car acct
dent on December Ia of last year.
The young man alleges that while he
was attempting to board a Maple ave-
nue. car the car started suddenly and he
was thrown under the wheels and his
right leg crushed off,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
SENDS SENATOR
AMENDMENT / TEXT
BELIEVES DIFFICULTY WILL
BE 0BVIATED
President Butler Of the Consolidation
Commission Expresses Views of
Members of Organization in
Letter to Pendleton

That there may be no doubt whatever
in the minds of any members of the Los
Angeles county delegation I'm the state
legislature regarding the wishes of the
consolidation commission with respect
to constitutional amendment. Presl.
dent Butler Of the commission yester-
day sent the following mmunication
to- Senator Pendleton at Sacramento:
Los Angeles, June IL, 1906
HON. @. w. Pendleton, SENATOR Los
Angeles county the Senate, Sacra-
mento. Cal:
MY Dear Sir--I herewith send YOU
the three constitutional amendments
which received the sanction and ap-
proVal of the consolidation commission
of the city and county of Los Angeles
Any other amendments found any place
are not genuine and have not received
the sanction of the consolidation COM
mission or any of its subcommittee
The newspapers of this city have ex-
planned how a certain amendment,
which was never considered by the
commission, got into the hands Of the
committee at San Francisco. l am
sending copies Of these amendments to
all the members of the Los Angeles
delegation.
IS. A. BUTLER,
e.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
AutomobIIIstFIned

Several Suay automobilists were In
the police cot yesterday y. Lewis,
on his seconeonViction, was fined $50;
A. A. Scholli ID J. RI. Sharf were fined
st5 each, and M Mcleod Of Redlands
escaped with So fine.
Fractures Y Wrist
Miss Eva nth, aged 16, a schoolgirl,
fractured hi left wrist at q skating
rink yesterS morning. The injured
girl was TAN to the receiving hospital,
where the Acture was reduced. She
was later Jt TO her home, 21S Boyd
street.
Charged WI Theft
Thomas eyers, formerly clerk for
Gordon's dartment store, 422 South
Snrine str, was arrested yesterday
afternoon Detectives Hawley and
Mckenzie. .sharged with stealing II
number ofnall articles from MS EN-
ployer.
Fined foralse Alarm
Isaac IN. "a cigar dealer at First
and Main feets, was fined S5 yesterday
nv Justic&ose on a charge of turning
in falsdarm. A hydrant burst in
Roth's pie, and in desperation, he
said sunbned the fire department to
pump outs flooded cellar
Will HotMass Meeting
An ami mass meeting will be held
this eveig i'm the First Congrega-
tiona1 ctch to aid the work of the
Bethlehf institutional church. Stere-
opticon ews Will be given, with de-
scriptiopy o. d. Conrey. A good pro-
gram prepared. Judge Curtis d.
Wilburll be the chairman.
ALL. IN Al adaahIe
te of mules belonging to the
Within Wrecking company became
unmarea BILE on the North Hill street
grade Icendlng 10 leIllpie StreeC yes
terdayternoon. The animals dashed
arounIhe corner and the wagon,
whichbs loaded with building mate
rial shed into several vehicles in
its pa and did considerable damage.
Has hductor Arrested
Betse he was elected from a
streear after the conductor refused
to adt his transfer James Cook, a
weali retired wool merchant living
on Wake avenue, secured a battery
commit yesterday against Conductor
Char J.. Dean of the Los Angeles
Railf company. The street car man
gavdil for his appearance in court.
Hurry Bottle
Gde Gray was struck with an
emfbeer bottle in a saloon on Broad
wand was seriously cut by the glass
lastEht. Gray said he had had an
altetion with a man named A. Kon-
blend without any warning Konbick
thrIthe bottle at him. Konbick was
arid by Patrolmen Boyd and Jones,
andtnesses say the quarrel was in
reflce to a small sum of money
VIII Gray is said to have owed to
Kock.
Areno Graduated
degree of doctor of dental sur
gehas been conferred upon E. w.
Tdrst of Los Angeles by the faculty
of Northwester university of Chi
ga Word to that effect was received
ytday by a personal letter from
Ctes r. E. Koch, secretary of the
mutton. The letter states further
tlduring Mr.. Tolhurst's enrolment
lie Northwestern university he has
al times done his work with much
cit to himself and the institution.
Tdegree was conferred upon him on
"a 81 1906.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
Luncheon and Cards

The members of the Westlake Five
Hundred club we're delightfully."- enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with a
luncheon and card party at Christo-
piers. Mrs. E. B. Mccarthy of 1918
West Thirty-eighth street was the
hostess. Beautiful prizes of cut glass
were given and the luncheon tables
were decorated with white sweet peas.
Among the guests we're Mines. w. B.
Ames, Ralph Hagan, A. e. Messesley,
Frank A. Bowles, w. o. Morton, George
A. Ralphs, William H. Morris, Rose
Hagan, Frank Miller and G. G. Loomis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
RAISES PARK EMPLOYEES PAY
Notion Taken by City Council at
Urgent Request Of the Park
Department

The council yesterday passed an ordi-
lance increasing the wages of park
Employees from 50 to 1925 day. This
Action was taken on petition of the
park department
While the park employees have re-
'ceived the same wages paid to all city
laborers they usually draw much less
money at the end Of the month than
men employed in other departments,
They are frequently "laid off" on ac-
count of inclement weather or for
some other reason and few of them
ever receive full months pay.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12

Her solos won unstinted applause and
she was compelled to respond to sew
eral encores.
"The Girl from Venice" is bright
musical skit, full of good comedy sit
uations, bright musical numbers and
pleasing specialties. Nellie Montgom-
cry and Bonnie May introduce some
catchy songs in the bill, while West
and Lawrence, the comedians, keep
the audience in the best of humor with
their funny character impersonations
and witty dialogue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
Musical comedy wei Reeelvsd

Fischer's musical comedy company
presented "The Girl from Venice" to
a crowded house last night. and the
capable company Low playing gave
splendid performance. Miss Maud
Kriechbaum. a prominent local singer
made her debut and scored an instan-
taneous success. She Is the possessor
of 4 beautiful soprano voice, strong
and well cultivated and Of wide range.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
southaate Card Club

The Southgate Card club entertained
last evening at Southgate hall. Mrs.
Trab bue Van Cullen was hostess and she
was assisted by Mrs. Harry HI. Coate
and Mrs. Edward G. Binz. Miss Marie
Kenny, Miss Grace Whitesell and Miss
Frances Whitesell gave a short pro-
gram of readings and music after the
games.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
BRUISED BY JUMP FROM CAR
Laborer Alshts While Coach Is in
Motion and Sustalns Painful
Injuries for Haste

Blans Medjetza attempted to jump
from a Temple street car at Grand
avenue and Temple street late yester-
day evening and sustained severe
bruises.
The man was brought to the receiv-
ing hospital. He is a laborer and lives
at 71Oh California street. The man
did not blame the conductor for not
stopping the car Witnesses say the
man jumped before the car had crossed
the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-12
Connecticut spoIetx Meets

The Connecticut 'spciety of Southern
California viii hold meeting at as
semby hall. chamber of commerce
building, this evening at O'Clock. The
meeting Is for the purpose of bringing
In closer relationship all visitors from
and the former inhabltants of the "Nut-
meg" state. An Interesting program
will be offered.