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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
Torture by Savages.

Speaking of the torture to which some
OF the savage tribes in the Philippines
subject their captives, reminds me OF the
lntense suffering l endured for three
months from Inflammation of the Kid
nneys," says w. M. Sherman, of Cushing,
Me. Nothing helped me until / tried
Electric Bltters, three bottles Of which
completely cured me-" Cures Liver Com
PANT, Dyspepsia, Blood disorders and
Malsria; and restores the weak and ner-
vons to robust health. Guaranteed by
e. u MOORE, druggist. Price SOC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
A scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand to its credit make
Rncklen,s Arnica Salve scientific won
der, 1t cured E. r. milford, lecturer for
the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro,
Pa. of distressing case of piles. 1t heals
the worst Burns, Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts,
Cniv PC at g. q. MooRE's drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21

Upon the north side of the main road
near to the intersection with it of the
road branching to ''the Kingdom, in the
Douglass neighborhood, stood the house of
Benjamin Clough, in the boyhood of the
writer. His fathers name was Benjamin,
born Aug. 15, 1855, married Relief Wyman,
March II, 17Ss. She was born Sept. 16,
l76l, and died March rs, 1919. The date
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
HULL'S COVE.
March l9.

Bad colds are prevalent.
Leland Clarke, of Bingham, is visiting
at Alden Hamor's for few days.
Work will begin to-day to rebuild the
Lawson house, which burned recently.
Miss Della Wilcomb goes to Bar Harbor
to-day, where she has employment for a
few weeks.
March 10. ANNE,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21

For mild, easy action of the bowels. a single
dose of Doan's Regulets is enough. Treatment
cures habituai constipation. % cents box
Ask your druggist for them.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-21
RLUEHILL HISTORY.
fcorpiled by R. g. F. Candage, Brookline.
,,ass for the Bluehill Historical Society,"

rhe sIuehill Historical society win he glad to
ao,ve through its president, DIR. Otis Little
- ~ RluehiiI, sug estions, corrections, ETC.,
which will assist 10 making . .hsse papers as
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

DIS &oner ieiner5eit oas aofain in
Die Iugen6eilfunOe einfibrte, 10 bab
man Die erDBten Qugenoperdtionen
nit bemfelben a~usfi6ren fonnte, tpurbe
Die Wunoertraft oes Sptains aIgemein
aneeitaunt. Settler bat oas &ofain
in Der geiammtsn MsOi5in a~ntpenouna
sefunoen, fpe5iea als lotales 9etGus
bungsmittel. Die rrueite tpunberbare
Wirfung oes &ptains miro nun qua
Wien permeloet.
en- elmer borti9en qeburts6iifli6en
3Iinit ipuroen ndmlid in IeSter 3eit
@eriu9e eema9t, our9 &otoiniiirune
Der Naie Die @eburten i6meralos gu
MAIDEN. S9pn por Sabren bate Elm
oeuti6er Gelebrter, SlieB, @orarbei=
ten in oieIer Rihtung gema6t. Seit
oieier 3eit puroen oieie @eriu6e. bon
Der Raie aus S9mersen gu be~leitigsn,
bon aablrei9en Sorf9ern NIT grfols
pieoerbolt. Hun ging man 0drdn,
bafelbe BEL Sen @eburten' gu tbun, uno
iiebe bu, nit febr gutem grfolg. Nah
&ofdiniiiruns beitimmter Yunfte in
Der Hai e perlief Die 9eburt in aablreiz
den JGlen poIfommen i9mer3lps, in
anberen fpefentli9 f9merslpIer als
fonit pbne &ptain. Sas @erfabren
bat au6 fonit feline Na9tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
ShtHsna@rihten.

Nstp Dorf .Raiier WiIbelm Der
@robe" bon Brsmen; yTotter.
BAN" bon 3otterbam.
Queenstown : .Eeutonic" bon Netu
DOrt.
6abre: So probence" bon Netp Sort.
2ibsrpool: vMerion" naa pbilabel'
phia; ,Oseanie" mad Netp Oort.
@bsrbours: .2aiisr Wilbslm H." nod
Neu Oorf.
Nem DOrf: .rGraneesea" bon paIermo;
Baltimore" nod 2tbsrpool bia
Queenstown; yStatenbam" nod
ROTTERDAM bia 8Oulogns; v9igu.
rio" nod @enoa unb Neapel;
.&oma" nod MarieiIes urb
Heapel.
Bottom: .parifan" BON Glasgow.
Weapsl: vSieilian prinee" BON Wetu
Oorf.
2ibsrpool: vSritonia" bon Wontreal
uno Quebec; ,Sblbania" nod
8oRpn.
@rsenod: .Sibsrian" bon philabel.
pbta.
6outbampton: .0aiier Wilbelm Il"
bon 8,emen nod Sem Dort.
6onetor9: yWinnefota" BON Seattle
bia Dotobama.
GLASGOW: r@at6agenia" mad Bofon.
Wan&effer: Siberian" bon Bofon.
Warfeiaes: vNmeriea" nab Neu Dorf.
6amburg: ~6aIatis" nod san gran.
cisco.
2oroen: rgolumbian" nod HoRon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Ste 6erfomer @etts
fabrt.
8eoanerIi@sr 1nslidsiau.

Jranturt, a. 3D., 6. Stunt.
Die 6ertomer Mutemobil . Wettfabrt
Jrantfurt-Wien nabm beute ibrsn
anfang. Die 2raftwagen Hartstsn
I'm sos Wor9ens tn Sn~terballsn bon
ie 3tpei Minuten. als 3~uanaisfsr
fubr Bring 9einri9 bon preuben Oh.
perep q. pieree bon Buffalo. q. D.,
III Der ein3ige amsritaner. Der an Der
Wettfabrt tbeiInimmt.
2siber ereisnste R9 beute i9on Elm
iebr beoauerli9sr
I'm gIhdsaII
q irnberg, 6. Stunt. dis bas
automobiI bes 6errn RienIe, zines
Witglieoes beg 6erfomer.Qomites, In
unmittelbarer Ndbs Ntrnbergs cine
Rurbe nabm, rann:e es an einer
Baum, uno 9srr S9Isr bon Winaen
raro fopfibsr aus benz 6abr3eug ge.
idleubert.
@r. erIitt siner S9dbelbru9 unb
cine fdlimme Wsrlsbung bss Bruf.
taitens; er purbe na9 oem36oipitale
sebra9t, tpoielbf sr bet Mbfenbuns
bieier Sepsi9e nod INNER In bswubt'
loiem 3ufanbe Ing.
I'm IL 16r tparer1 100 Der an Der
Wettfabrt Setbsiligten bier eingetrof'
fen unb batten ibr Grhbfttd sinse.
n0mmen.
W ttn&en, 6. Suni. Die S9eil.
nsbmer an Der 5srtomsr.@ ettfabrt be.
sannsn tur3 nod l l1br bisr angular.
gen. woislbf fs ihr Wtttassmabl ssn-
nabmsn. NIs grfer traf pbss bon
@bsmnis, aIs 3weiter 2abenburg
bon Wannbsim unb als Sritter Wan.
tais BON Strabbnrs Elm. pisree bon
Buffalo fam Tim 5 l1br at.
prin3 6etnri9 bp1 preuBsn Ibat bic
248 Wsilen In 9 Stunben uno 40 Wi.
nutst, eini9ltebli9 elmer 45.minutisen
Grhbfidspauis in Mirnberg. 3urtd=
gelegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Wcrsiituna burdh SNusfatmus.

Ius @uftralien miro elm SAL BON
@ersiftung our9 Mustatnub sef6il=
bert, tpel4er Seigt, pie poriihtis man
nit biefem ansemein als barmlos n
geiebenen 9etpiirS iein mub. 8ei einiz
gen standardization zines Garz
mers traten mebr betdubenoe Wirtuns
gen auf. aber Bel spei SD6tern 5eieten
iih beitstanadbnlide 3uitdnoe, bic mod
biele Sage na6 Dem 9enlB 6es Sc
tpiiraes anbielten. SntereHdnt 1T Ole
Mngabe, Bob Ser etne Gobn 70 Saimm
I'm Ropfe getporoen mar. Dab er tpeger!
idledter Qeiftuneen in Der S9ule Be-
ffroft tperoen mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
Spanien.
q d e febren m.

Wabrtb, 6. SUM-. Der 0rons
bring bon 8rie9enlanb, Der 6er3og
bon Sparta. Bring Nlbre9t bon prsus
Zen uno Bring unb prinaeiRn bon
WaIes. tpel9e ben 5o&3eitsfeierIi&teis
ten bes ipanii&en 26nispaarssl beige.
wobnt, haben beute Abenb 7.30lIbr
Wabrib uieoer bsrlaRen. 26nig MI-
fonio unb bic Wit9lieber Der tbnigIi.
den Gamilie gaben ben boben Gdften
oas 8eleit gum 8abnbofe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
8rokbritannien.
Be3ie bunge en- 10 b 10 | e.
berau NE n.

2onoOn n, 6. SUM-. Die &sgiss
runs 8roB6ritanniens bat bef9IoHen,
bic biplomatif9en 8s3iebunss1 3u Ser.
bien tuieber auf3unebmen; s. 9. Wbttet
beao, 3an3ler Der britif9en Botf9af'
In Berlin, piro gum @efanoten nod
8slgrab srnannt tperhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07

StN4
bftsntlt3e uno prtpate S9ulsn iotpie
Kindergarten In Der mannisfa9Hen
art untsrRhbt.)
Sn Whn&sn bat Der beuti9s 9ebrer-
tag ieinea Gnfang genommen. Ni9t
nur aus $beilsn beg Rei9ss III bic ge.
tbeilieuns auBsrororbentli6 3ablrei9,
au8 aus benz NusIano III cine fiattIide
an3abl bon gertrstsrn bes 2sbrsrfan.
beg 3u Der Sagung mad Der bapsrii9sn
Sanptfaot sefommsn. Ra9 elmer ion=
ierbatiben S9dbuns fno bort min'
beftens 5000 2ebrer unb 2ehrerinnen
beriammslt. 4uf Der Sagesorbnune
fs9sn peri9iebene anselesenbeiten bon
GROCER Seoeutung. Su erfer &ei6e
81 rer1e1 fno bic 2ebrsrinnens unb
bic SimuItanf9ulfrase; namsntli9
tuiro bic leBtere bic einssbsnofe gr6rs
terung erfabren.
q u d 9 n bsrS 9minbu9 t.
BERLIN, 6. Suni. Nad ben
Gusweiien bss @ationals2 onsrsRss our
getdmpfuns Der S9winbIu9t ging
bic 3abI Der our& 2useni&winbiu9t
beruria4ten SobssfdQe felt 1875 um
38 prOaent bsrab. 81 Der In Sani'
torien bebanoeIten patienten murben
wieber ssiunb unb arbsitsfdbis.
SIM Sabre 1905 betrug bic 3abl Der
unter bic arbeiter'g ELECTROMAGNETIC
faIenoenoen perionen. Die In Sani'
tOrien gsbanoluns %fanbsn, 25,621.
Die beuti9en @erfi9erunss.8Om.
pasnisn u%sraussabten In Der 3sit bon
1901 bis 1905 ni4t wsniger als 58
Wiaionen Warf our B~stdmpfuns Der
S9pinoiu9t. Sn bic Soften inbe'
srifen finb Mus9absn fur grrri9tuue
bon 26 Sanitorisn NIT Gill 9etteit
fur 5rauen unb 10 Sanitorisn nit
SAL 8sttsn fur Rinbsr. Die anrssuns
oa3u sins bon Der 3aiierin aus.
aud bic bur9 polptlinifde gehanb.
lung srsieltsn @rfOIge Fnb ausgs=
3si9nst. so tpurbsn I'm Subrs 1905
In Berlin Is, ISL perisnsn unteriu9t,
5000 @obnunset infpisirt unb bic
nOtbuenoigen anOronunsett sst,ufsn,
10 oab jsbs BON Der Rrant9eit befalsns
psrion b~Outdnoig Holirt tpsrbsn
fonnts.
g ntbHIlun9 bes 8tsmard &.
Senfmals n 8 amburg.
BerItn, 6. Sum-. Inter ein.
brudsbOllen GsierIi6teitsn unb er6bter
getbeiligung bon gtab uno Germ III auf
benz Wiblenberge In 6amburg bas se.
waltigs Dentmal entbiut morbsn, tuel-
Dies ben bereui9ten Iltrst9stansIer
5trten 8ismard als &olanb BARTLETT.
Cine gldnaenoe 5eftberiammluna
tpotnte benz Ntte BEL. Bon Der Ga
mile 8ismard paren Der erff i'm ilsurl.
ten 2sbsnsiabr Fsbsnbe GirF Otto. be,
ben Wamen bes unbereeBli9en @rOb'
batsrs trdet, unb feline nod iiingersu
@ei4wifter 3usesen, pabrenb ibrt
Wutter, BITE pertpitttpsts 5trftin Ger.
/ bert. usl9s fi9 nod INNER In tisfsr
Srausr befinost, berbinoert mar, an
Der Jsisr ibsiI3unebmen. Mit oeu
8tnosrn tuars1 aud fOnftise gsrwanbts
J Der 5amilie eri9ienen.
S96pf,r bss granbioisn Dentmal:
it Der 8erliner gilbauer 6ugo 2sbe'
rer. 3u6lf brei3sbnfufse 3repser
ftbrsn on ben oberften Ranb bes 60
! fsls, Der R9 meb, als "a Metsr iibs,
benz @rboosn erbebt. Die S6be be!
&Olanbfanbbiloes betrdgt bsinabe IL
Wetsr. Das S9wert, auf bas I'D
: Der @sde fibt. if a9t Nstsr bod
: SieIs 3ablen gsben einen gegriH boz
$ Der Waifigtsit bss Bautuerts, bas it
) ieinsr g%Olenouug algemeine Sewun'
= oeruns errest.
. @ asneue 6 rerster. &egIe
= ment III s nanterie.
Berlin. 6. sunni. Sur9 So
2 binettsOrore bat Der Raiisr nunmeb'
aud bas mebrsrpdbnte nsue grersier
|, &eglement fhr bie Snfanterie einge
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-07
unbaltbar
Sinh bic inner-pOlitiiden 3nfdubt inl &ei6e ots
3arert.

Sic tpudituioneae Sempfratn unb bic GaSfalen.- &esmrnngsprogrann ber1
fbt.-Sie @oesparti.-&aier gBIbelm in gSien. -SerIide yes
qrHBuua Der @unarhen; austauid BON Seegrammen
NIT benz &0nis bon Stalen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
POWER FROM NEAR MT. HOOD
Los Angeles Capital Interested II
Portland Project

Los Angeles capitalists are pushing
the deal for the line which will connect
Portland and Mt. Hood and incident
ally furnish power.
A company has been Incorporated as
the Mt Hood Railway & Power COM
pany. with a capital stock of $5,OOOOO0
and the incorporators are E. P. Clark,
r. r. Linney, S. B. Cobb and c. W.
Miller.
e. p. Clark OF Los Angeles says that
the proposed electric line is incidental
to the first idea in mind of the incor-
porators-that of developing 6O,O0O
horsepower from the waters of Sandy
river.
The railway will be about 100 miles
Ions. beginning at the Union station
in Portland and ending near the
southern base of Mt. Hood in Waseo
county. 1t will increase Mr.. Hoods
popularity as a tourist resort and VIII
prove valuable to Portland's business
interests. w. d. Larrabee, former
SUPERINTENDENT of the Los Angeles
Pacific lines, has been associated with
4 Mr.. Clark in the preliminaries of this
deal. principally in the engineering
work.
! Construction is to begin at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12

in Mexico City that he would make an
important announcement within week
The information is derived from both
Mexican and American sources.
The Mexican Central is the most I'M
portant line in the Republic of Mexico
and is the only line in Mexico that IS
not largely owned by the government.
At the present the Rock Island enters
FL Paso via Santa Rosa, N. M, over the
Ell Paso & Northwestern, part OF th7
Ell Paso & Northeastern system
Col j. ]. Ball. who built the Ell Paso
& Northeastern and who has been
in El Paso for some time, says that he
is there for the purpose of constructing
a line which is understood to be the
connection between the Rock Island
and it's new property the Mexican Cen
tral. This will be either from Browns
VILE or Amarillo.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
RAILWAY D|CKERS
WITH COUNCIL
SALT LAKE TRIANGLE NEEDED
FOR NEW BRIDGE
Action May Be Taken to Exchange
Tracts Today-Tourist Season
Is Heavy-News of the
Railway World

Idle land of the Salt Lake railway
below the Buena Vista street bridge,
forming a triangle, is badly wanted
by the city as an approach to the pro-
posed Buena a-Downey avenue
viaduct
Before the city council today some
proposition to exchange other valuable
land for this triangle will probably
come up.
The Salt Lake is now negotiating
with an industrial concern to lease
this land for factory purposes and
some action must be taken at once.
The city may surrender to the rail-
road a triangle which it owns below
Downey avenue along the Salt Lake
route, that action being favored by
the board of public works.
The manufacturing plant, it is
thought, can be located on the lower
tract just as advantageously, hence it
is thought no obstacles viii arise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
October Profits Eighteen Stocks in the Mines Of Godhed
:::;ss: IS is $21,583,75O.OO , ::: 4:: !:
DAISY EXTENSION
Our Ambition

Is ambition to build brokerage business in such m99 M
organized the Mining and sold the
selling
making of $50 also organized the Codeld Go
the organization clients were Oh
profit of 500 cent the investment ,, -, .
letters advised the
chase of Mohawk at 40 cents of Great Bend at S cents and a
In
four months We recognize the fact that make our clients
clients more
profits Realizing that It is advantag that
conservative proposition where VIII
receive and handsome profits the OF DAISY
believing that Daisy
will equal the record made by her heighbor tff palsy ~
ourcens
opportunities for safe and profitable investment that can be OBJ
that all
expectations and the profits will be made every IN
Of cents share.
ground in and
thoroughly familiar with the property the huge ed
its possibilities and do not hest
In the Godheld district and
producing mine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
Facts and Figures

Two years the o Godfed
peddled selling
the mining $500 10000
earned In the
Combination
day ii is selling public
buy Daisy at today is selling
change for s107 This public
tension at The Mohawk consists Of
acres of land the Daisy Extension % Of land AS the
surface indications all properties
far as has been asceaind the geoosca formation is identical
believe
much rger and equal surface indications greater
chance producing
other properties just mentioned
The cheapy
the because
gamble thoroughly prospected
and the measured in positive
The reader readily development
which a
naturally
has happened Mohawk
veag
this earnestly urged buy
an
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
WORK ON covlNA LINE
Bridge Across San Gabriel River Is
Nearly Completed

-Four hundred and twenty men have
been engaged In laying the second track
from Vineland to the eastern city limits
and the work Will practically be COM
pleted next week.
The crossing over the Southern Pa
cific at Vineland was accomplished FRI
day, and a large force is now engaged
IN laying rails from that point to the
San Gabriel river, which viii be reached
on Wednesday.
The construction company will then
utilize the line for hauling gravel TO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
MINES AND MINING
ON PACIFIC SLOPE
BIG FORTUNES FOR PLUCKY MEN
Echoes of Excitement Over Comstock and Goldfeld
Groups-Deep Mine at Searchllght-LOs
Angeles and Pasadena Capital
in Mexico Property

bank, of Pasadena, Cal, treasurer;
Lane c. Gillian, Los Angeles, resident
manager; p. H. Mack, Pasadena, as
sistant resident manager in charge of
transportation.
This property, which was purchased
from Mat Dalgreen, the Carlos Will
helmi and the Nash estates, includes
200 pertenencias situated in the Nazas
district and forty-five miles from Ped
icena and twenty miles from the town
of Nazas. The ores are mostly copper
and silver.
The corporation is a close one and
the stock is owned by men of Phia-
delphia, Pittsburg, Los Angeles and
Pasadena. Machinery is en- route to
the mines and will be installed as soon
as possible. This is said to be one of
the most promising properties in the
state of Durango a
Los Angeles County Minerals
Z Superintendent Aubury of ae state
mining bureau, makes the following
report on minerals in Los Angeles
county for 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
Los Aneeles County Minerals
rotal value .....................S
Activity at searchllsht

During the month of October the
Quartette Mining company crushed in
its twenty-stamp mill 2100 tons of ore.
which averaged somewhat better than
$25 to the ton, Development work is
being carried on on the 900, 700, 500
and 900-foot levels and there is more
ore in sigh now than at any previous
time in the history of the mine. G. b.
Wilson of Boston, who i'm 1898 advised
the purchase of the claims which have
since developed into the Quartette
mine, has taken charge OF the prop
erty during the absence of Superin-
tendent Harrington, who was recently
stricken with apoplexy.
The Quartette vein is a true fissure
and unfaulted so far as developed by
the present three miles of underground
workings. The typical ore Is quartz,
containing much iron oxide, and the
principal value Is gold, which yields
readily TO plain amalgamation. In
portions of the vein considerable cop
per silver and lead occur, and such
ore Is shipped TO the smelters. A re-
cent average car of shipping ore gave
returns of nine ounces gold, 5 per cent
silver, ~ per cent copper and 8 per
cent lead to the ton. The mine, how
ever, as opened thus far, is pre-emi-
nently a gold mine and the copper,
silver and lead values are of secondary
Importance. The Quartette Is one Of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
MoNEYED TOURISTS ARRIVING
Winter Transcontinental Schedules
Call for Heavy Service

The moneyed class of tourists is be-
ginning to arrive in Los Angeles and
Southern California, the advance
guard being heavier than usual
The railroads are preparing for the
rush and all extra equipment has been
put on their transcontinental trains.
The winter schedules give more
trains going both ways than at any
time I'm the history of California travel.
The traffic departments have been
Ia close touch with all the tourist and
booking agents all over the world,
and the reports are that much of the
Florida and Cuba travel win be di-
verted west. Notwithstanding the costly
campaign conducted i'm the interest of
the gulf roads and steamship lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
TOURIST NEARLY KILLED
BY HEATER EXPLOSION

w. Moore Clayton, tourist from New
Mexico, nearly lost his life by the ex-
plosion of an instantaneous heater in
his apartments at 6191s West Sixth
street yesterday. MIR. Clayton was
found by Mrs. Cole, his landlady who
was first attracted by the odor of
escaping gas and then heard groans.
Physicians were called and succeeded
I'm saving his life.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
PLACES WEALTH
ABOVE Everything
ST. LOUIS WOMAN DEFAMES
HER OWN NAME
That She May Obtain Property for
Favored Daughter, Mother Claims
Eldest ChiId's Birth Is
lIlegitimate

Special to The Herald.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-Could woman
further go in the mistaken line of ser
vice to loved ones than that she de-
liberately sacrificed her own good name
and fiar fame and brand herself before
the world, when in all the wide world
no word had ever been breathed
against her character?
1t was in suir for partition of prop
erty, on trial before Circuit Judge j.
A. Mcdonald. When August We'll diets
two years ago he left a huge amount
of st. Louis real estate. In due course
it became necessary to divide TINS
among the heirs, and the case was
taken into court, as the result of fail
ure to agree .
The widow and two daughters live
here. The point was raised that there
was grandchild, boy, now in
France. This boy, it was claimed. was
the child of daughter, who had mar
ried and had died abroad. 1t seemed
to have been the desire of the widow
that the two daughters in st. Louis
should get the property and the grand
child be denied it's, mothers share.
TO bring about this result the widow
stated under oath in court that August
Well had only two daughters; that her
first daughter, the French boys moth
eT, Hdu DCcll DOill Out VI NNNiCNhs
She swore that her eldest daughter.
now dead, was born in 1877 and that
she was not married until year after
ward This astounding statement vol
UNFAIRLY and deliberately made, where
no such issue had been raised, so sur
prised Judge Mcdonald that he took
the case in his own hand and closely
questioned the woman who had thus
pilloried herself before the public.
To the judges questions who was
the father of your first daughter"
The woman replied, without the least
hesitation: II do not know; l never
knew; circumstances were such that it
was impossible for me to tell"
She stood out bravely under tho
! Judges questions until he asked: Was
| 1t possible for August Well, the man
whom you afterward married, and
whose estate is in controversy, to have
been that daughters father?"
With her first show of confusion,
she dropped her eyes, and bowed her
head as she answered almost In a
whisper Yes il was possible; we
were sweethearts."
| On this admission the court ruled
that the possibility was sufficient TO
! warrant assumption that 1t was fact,
and that the subsequent marriage le-
gitimatized the daughter; hence that
daughters child was entitled to inherit.
The woman's most remarkable sacri-
iiee OF her reputation was in vain.
n HoLLENBEcK LODGE NO. $40,
aI4
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
ROB POOL ROOM
AND BREAK FURNITURE

f. Ashita reported to the police last
night that his pool room at 233 East
Fourth street had been broken into and
robbed some time Saturday night. The
furniture was badly mutilated, and he
places his loss in damage done and
articles stolen at $1,000 A similar crime
was committed in the same hall two
months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
DISCUSSES YuETHAN RAILWAY
chowfu, Viceroy of kwang Tung,
Insists on Harmony
IN Associa ed Press.

BY AssOciated PfesF.
HONG KONG, Nov. 11.-Chowfu, whe
was recently appointed viceroy of the
province of Kwang Tung, has arrived
here en- route to Canton. Speaking at
an informal meeting of Chinese
merchants with reference to the Yue-
than railway, he insisted upon har-
mony between the merchants ana
officials, with the object of bringing
the scheme to a successful issue
His policy i'm railway affairs, he said,
would be dictated by Western prin-
ciples. q,
Regarding the Kowoon Canton ran
way Chowfu predicted that its COM
pletion would give an impetus TO the
trade of Hong Kong and China.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
CLARK TO INSPECT NEW CARS
MuItipIe-control Variety Building in
ST. Louis

President E. p Clark of the Los An
geles- Pacific line expects to make a
trip shortly to st. Louis to inspect the
100 new cars being built for the Los
Angeles-Pacific lines and which are to
be brought to Los Angeles on their
own wheels.
These cars are of the multiple-con-
troll variety, which will allow of the
running of trolley trains when the
four-track system is complete,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
PRESIDENT RIPLEY DUE HERE
Santa Fe Officials Are Inspecting
Their Lines

President e. P. Ripley of the Santa
Fe, accompanied by ]. w. Kendrick,
second vice president w. B. Storey,
chief eneineer General Manager Ar
thur G. Wells and other officials of the
road, was in San Diego.
President Ripley stated there yester-
day that the visit was only one of in
spection and that the party would re-
main only one day. The trip to San
Diego was made on special train
comprising five cars.
The Ripley special is expected in Los
Angeles today.