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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
Richmonders in New York,

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NEW YORK, April 80. broadway Gem
trail, w. A. lNrnyser and Wife; Ash!amd,f
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borough, j. d, Smith and wife and G. 4.
Case and wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

Il CHICAGO.- Charged with torturlng
their two children. four and six years
old, with hot iron pokers, Michael Jam
oszek and his wife We're held to- the
Criminal Court In bonds Of $1,000 eacli
and burned, were taken into court, where
several neighbors testified to the brutality
OF the parents,
est, K
sPlTTsBuRG, PA,--P'oNlltlcal bodies mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

( WOODBURN, ORE,-Fnnk Smith, the
alleged slayer or Policeman Eanlon, Of
Oregon City. and mn escaped prisoner
from the city jail at Portland, shot ann
fatally wounded Sheriff j. S. Shaver.
OF Clnckanas county and seriously In
jured Captain Q. D. Henderson, Of Cons
pany D., Oregon National Guard. s{i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

No beuer tobaccos made than those man
hSchaed BY Bailey Bros, Winston Salem,
North Carolina. NOT INATkUST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
TO CONNECT JAPAN
WITH SAN PEDRO
With Southern California Harbor Es-
tabIished, Twenty Miles of Over
land Hauling Can Be Saved.
Would Mark Era

Tho establishment of direct ship
pin, line between Japan and Sun
Pedro is a move which is advocated
by Arthur S. Tufts of Kobe, Japan
one of the largest collectors and eX-
porters of curios in the far east.
Mr.. Tufts is now at the Hollenbeck
and when seen there last night he dis
cussed commercial relations between
the two countries with knowledge that
was born of his years of experience as
a curio collector.
Merchants who are in touch with
the shipping facilities between the
eastern countries and America feel the
need of a port in the southern part Of
Southern California" said he.
"a southern port for the discharge
of oriental cargo is becoming more and
more necessary.
If ships came directly from Japan
to San Pedro there would be a great
difference in expense, as the railway
tariff from San Francisco is more eX-
cessive in proportion than the tonnage
rate between japan and San Francisco.
IF cargoes could be discharged at
San Pedro there would be only little
more than twenty miles of hauling
overland
IF we had San Pedro as a destlna-
tion, San Pedro would in all probable
ity be made common port, having the
same freight tariff as Vancouver, Ia
coma, Seattle and San Francisco"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
NO MORE NEGLIGEE THERE
Women and Children Must Wear More
Clothes-Pittsburg Tenement
DWellers Shock Police
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept 8.-Frank
Ridgway. the new director of the de-
partment of public safety, has drawn
the wrath of thousands of people of
Pittsburg on his head, by an order that
the mothers and children in the tene-
ments must wear more clothes. The
directors sense of decency has been
grossly shocked by the sight of little
children In the tenement district run
ming about during the torrid weather
clad only In gingham shifts, so he has
issued an order to the police to arrest
all persons who are not properly
clothed.
Several days ago the director re-
ceived notes from a woman evidently
high In society, although no name was
subscribed, In which she said she had
been horribly shocked by seeing chill
dren running about scantily clad, and
also by the appearance of the mothers
whose dresses were open at their
breasts. She did not consider 1t proper
that woman should be seen In such out
landish costumes. A number of minis
ters OF the city have taken up the mat
ter and have talked about II from their
pulpits. The charity workers are deep
ly incensed at the ideas Of the police
department issuing such an absurd Or
der. They declare that IL the director
attempts to enforce II by the arrest of a
single person he Will get himself into
deep water.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
CASTS FAMILY
INTO COWSHED
APPALLING CRUELTYCHARG ED
AGAINST VIM. JACK
Wife Alleges That He Brought Strange
Women Into Their Home to
Usurp Her Legal Priv
llIges

On a warrant sworn out by officer
Dearborn of the Humane society, Will
liam F. Jack. a carpenter living at
Burke station, was arrested yesterday
on a charge Of cruelty to his wife and
babies, while woman who gave the
name of Isabelle Stoddcrd, who, it is
alleged, has been occupying the Burke
home as her own for the past few
weeks, was taken into custody on a
charge of fourishing a deadly weapon.
According to the report of the hu-
name officer the conditions at the Jack
home were almost beyond description.
of the compartments of stoble. where,
with a COW as company, she spent her
time caring for her awo babies.
She had spread a few strips of dirty
mating on the floor of one of the stalls
and had managed to scrape together
enough waste straw to make a bed,
and there, according to the allegations
of the officer, she was compelled to
sleep. while her husband entertained
another woman of his choice in her
home.
1t is said that Jask appeared at his
home with the Stoddard woman sew
eral days ago and without any pre-
liminary explanations told her that she
was the mistress of the house.
Neighbors say that it was not many
hours before the wife and her babies
had been boosted out of the house to
take refuge in a cowshed and there
shift for themselves.
Yesterday Mrs. Jack attempted to
enter her home and she alleges the
woman there drove her from the door
at the point of revolver, so the COM
plaint charging the woman with flour
lshing deadly weapon has been issued,
and both Jack and his woman friend
will be compelled to undergo a rather
rigorous examination in court to ex-
plain the unusual actions attributed
to them.
In default of $500 bail Isabelle Stod-
dard was locked up in the county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
A SWEDISH MINISTER
Regains Health By the Use Of Pe-ru-na
After Three Years Illness.

9 CEPTEMBER Is the month of bowel
Odiseases. Typhoid fever and ma
laria. Catarrh Of the bowels is very
common at this time of the year. II
produces the condition ordinarily
called diarrhoea. Catarrh sometimes
affects the mucous membranes lining
the bowels very extensively.
Catarrh of the Internal organs pre-
disposed its victims to malaria.
Typhoid fever and bowel diseases.
Peruna prevents these autumn all
ments by riddlng the system Of ca
tarrh.
Good sound mucous membranes pro-
tect the internal cavities of the body
from Infection the same as the skin
protects the outside of the body.
Z SO many people have experienced
relief from bowel troubles by the use
of Peruna that there can be no doubt
OF the efficacy of Peruna In such
cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
WILL USE PAID SOLICITORS
Pasadena Convention Hall Committee
Finds Task Too Large, but
Hopes to Succeed
Special to The Herald


PASADENA, Sept. S.--There is still
wanting to complete the $4,000 needed
for the convention hall site the sun
of $4500, and this amount must be
raised within the next two or three
days
AT a rather poorly attended meet
ing of the West Siders last night al
the rooms Of the board of trade it was
decided to employ saaried solicitors
to make one last appeal to the people
most interested in keeping the con-
vention hall on the Carmelita site
Neither Chairman McCament nor the
other members of the committee feels
able to devote more time to the mat
ter of soliciting funds and the decision
reached last night is likely to be a
happy way out of the difficulty.
No member of the committee Is dis
heartened at the outlook and all insist
that in spite of the apparent diff
Guilty In reaching those residing in the
neighborhood of the Carmelita property
the money is certain to be raised in
time to take advantage of the Craw-
ford option.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
NON-PARTISANS
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
WILL OPEN HEADoUAR IT TERS
TOMORROW
Suite OF Rooms Secured In the Mer-
chants Trust BuiIdine-Move-
ment Backed by Many
Well Known Men

Leaders in the non-partlsan county
movement are losing no time in per-
fecting arrangements for vigorous
campaign.
Yesterday Secretary Edward North
rented a suite of furnished rooms on
the fourth floor of the Merchants Trust
building on Broadway, below Second
street, and announced that active work
will begin with the opening of the
present week.
Secretary North says 1t Is planned
to employ a considerable office force
and to make an active and business
like campaign in an effort to place
honest and competent men in the
various county offices.
Chairman Valentine stated yesterday
that he would not be able to announce
the executive committee until Monday.
In addition to.an executive committee,
a finance committee will be named,
and it Is expected that acutal cam
paign work will begin at once.
These Back the Movement
Following is a list of residents of
Los Angeles city and county who have
signifed their Endorsement of the
movement and who will work for its
success:
Chas. Silent, A. ]. Reid G. L. Long,
H. S. Rollins, W. e. Hughe. A. Fusenot,
w. E. Hampton, Chas. Cassat Davis,
c. M. Staub Ben Groves, John Webber,
r.. G. Doyle, Joseph Rustemeyer, Frank
Walker, Will A. Harris, w. H. Hender-
son, Arthur Let's, DR.. Henderson
Hayward, Valentine Peyton, Bodz
Duncan, F. o. Wyman, G. M. Giffin,
e. E. Powers, John L. Clark, Dr.
d. w. Stewart, Marshall Slim
son, T. M. Stewart, R. w. Drom-
gold, John Burn, Marion Welch, G. r.
Johnson, Wesley Clark Niles Pease,
Lee A. Mcconnell, Henry j. Stevens,
G. J. Wade, Geo. A. Gates, Volney
Craig, Stephen Townsend, Geo. II.
Bixby, John Wininger, John A. Ander
son, w. W. Burd, Lewis A. Graft, Maj.
e. wv. Jones, a. H. Tufts, Franklin
Cogswell, j. w. Joos, M. L. Sparks,
L. Schofeld, Geo. l.. Hazard, Judge
L. E. Glover, H. S. Rogers, w. A.
Johnstone, C. H. Windham, c. j.
Curtis, ]. H. Gallup, JAS Lovey, John
Scott, Henry Henderson, E. T. Park,
Leonard Merrill, r. w. Reynolds, Geo.
Mason, Will A. Knighten, DR.. r. L.
Corbin, Frank S. Forbes, Arthur r.
Smell, Joseph H. Call, w. r. Burke, F.
w. Stith, Geo. Alexander, j. A. Reid,
H. r. Matthews, J. j. Andrews, S. P.
Twoney, Jos. Mullen, N. W. Miller, w.
B. Steward, S. G. Graham, Ed North,
L. II. Valentine, Chas. Wiborn, Miner
p. Goodrich, H. M. Barston, Chas. l..
Chandler, Jesse r. Waterman, Theo T..
Sjorntson, A. e. Pomeroy, Robt. G.
Loucks, Oscar A. Trippet, w. w. But
let, A. s. Peterson, Jos. Phillis, T. B.
Kellogg, Nathan Cole, A. A. Caldwell,
o. T. Johnson, P. M. Johnson, D. A.
Sehweitzer and many others.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
DEPUTIES READY
TO SHOOT COOK
ELEVEN WITH RIFLES AND
GUNS SCOUR SUBURBS
Wife Murderer Supposed to Be Be-
tween Florence and Long Beach,
Aided by Friends-Tral
Narrows Down

A posse of ten deputy sheriffs and one
deputy United States marshal is scour-
ing the country between Florence and
Long Beach in search for Fred Cook
the alleged wife murderer.
Thus far Cook has managed to wig
gle away before officers could get with
In shooting distance or him.
1t is supposed that he has many
friends helping him and that he travels
by night and hides during the day.
Ten deputies, however, are now look
ing about the country for him and all
are armed with rifles or sawed of
shotguns ready for instant use. and II
Cook comes within their reach he will
either be captured or killed,
Reports from the country now being
watched are to the effect that a man
answering Cooks description has been
seen begging food in the neighborhood
for several days past.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
GIVE TEA SET TO OFFICER
Crown City Pythians Surprise Newly
Married Couple and Diso-
bev Orders
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Sept. S.-FoIowing n
regular meeting the members of the
uniformed rank, knights of Pythias.
went out upon the streets last night
for drill under the charge of their
commanding officer, Charles F.
Hutchins
By the cunning manipulations of an
under officer the line of march was
shaped so as to pass the residence of
Capt. Hutchins, 1S5 South Oakland
avenue, and here a halt was called
to the surprise of the commanding
officer and the men slowly filed into
the house.
Capt. Hutchins was married on Au-
gust 8.
The men dragged their commanding
officer to the front on entering the
house and formally presented him and
his good wife with silver tea set as
a token of their respect and good
wishes.
Then from some unknown place light
refreshments were secured and the re-
mainder of the evening spent in social
enjoyment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
nv PESM4NyzRoM

DEv. p. e. swANSTROM, Swedish
~ Baptist pastor, box 22S, Grants
burg, Wis, writes:
Il feel that 1t is my duty as we'll as
a pleasure to let you know that am
perfectly well,- entirely cured of
chronic diarrhoea and catarrh.
II thank you for your directions
how to use Peruna and for your kind
ness to me.
II have used Peruna according TO
your personal directions and am
very glad that / found a medicine
which would cure me after three
years suffering"
Stomach Trouble After Typhoid
Mr.. D. G. Prosser, r. f. D. 2, Shelby,
Mich, writes:
II had a run of Typhoid fever and
was very depleted. 1 could find noth-
ing 1 could eat without it's causing
distress and sour stomach.
II consulted our physician. He said
he did not know what 1 could do ex-
cept being careful as to what l ate, and
as everything / ate disagreed with me,
that was not much consolation.
"I finally came to the conclusion that
I had catarrh of the stomach and see
ing Peruna advertised began taking it.
at helped me soon and after three or
four bottles I was entirely cured of
stomach trouble and can now eat any
thing"
The rational cure for stomach and
bowel troubles caused by catarrh is the
removal of the catarrh.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

.trolled by railroad and other corpor-
ate interests. We should state our
position clearly and concisely and go
before the people with a declaration IF
principles that will win faith and favor.
Il am opposed to corporate domira-
ton in political affairs and in legisla-
ton, and If sound judgment prevails
at Sacramento, as l am confident it
WILL the Democratic party can become
the leading political institution of the
state
Against Corporate Control
s"The Democratic convention must
emphatically declare against corpor-
ate control of political parties said
Nathan Cole, jr. TT must declare in
favor Of an honest and economical and
non-partisan administration of state
affairs; 1t must advocate the enactment
and enforcement of laws to control
corporations and to regulate railroad
fares and freights.
"The. convention must declare in
favor of municipal ownership wherever
practicable, also state ownership wher-
ever the principle can be advantageous
ly applied.
In addition the convention must ell
dorse William Jennings Bryan as the
next Democratic candidate for the
presidency; it must also nominate its
DeSI man IOr governor ana 1tS DeSt man
for every office on the ticket
Il am a firm believer in Democratic
doctrines and in Democrats.
I'm the wisdom of the coming state
convention 1 have implicit faith; am
sure it will give the people of this
state a good ticket and good plat
form, and that its delibera tions will lie
entirely free from corporation taint"
Earl Rogers for Chairman
The Los Angeles county delegation
will be a unit in favor of Earl Rogers
of Los Angeles as chairman of the
state convention.
MIR. Rogers stated last night that he
had not thought of being a candidate
for the honor until the subject was
brosched a day or two ago, and that.
while he would not be an active can
didate he would not decline the honor
If the convention saw fit to select him
as its presiding officer.
The delegation also will be a unit
for the nomination of Robert G. Loucks
of Pomona for attorney general.
There has been some talk of urging
the nomination of Judge w. A. Gray
as one of the members of the su-
preme court. Judge Gray, who is n
Republican,, was defeated by the
Southern Pacific machine for renomina-
tion as one of the judges of the appel
late court for the Third district.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
ARREST THREE FOR CRUELTY
S. P. c. A. Officers Take Into Custody
Men Who, 1t Is Alleged, Treated
Horses lnhumaneIy

Three arrests for alleged cruelty to
animals were made yesterday afternoon
by officers of the S. p. c. A.
Quong An, a Chinese, was arrested
by Officer Mitchell for driving a horse
that was utterly unfit for service. The
animal was said to be suffering from
& complication of nearly all the dis
eases which it is possible for a horse
to have. The animal will be destroyed.
The Chinese was released on payment
OF $25 BAIL
Julius Gerherer and ]. ]. Barrett, em-
ployes of Mepham, a plumber of 201O
South Main street, were arrested by
Superintendent thinner Of the S. p.
G. A. on the same charge, and lacking
bail were locked up.
It is said that the latter case is the
most fragrant which has come to the
notice of the society In Los Angeles
for several months.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Los Angeles Connty's Delegation to Democratic
Convention Will Make Vigorous Cam
paign Against Railroad Bosssm.
Favor Rogers for Chairman

With complete confidence that they
will assist in the nomination of the
ticket that will be victorious in the
election November 6. Los Angeles
county's delegates to the Democratic
convention last night started for Sac
ramepto, where the convention will be
held Tuesday
I'VE are goings to Sacramento TO
nominate the winning ticket" declared
w. Ona Morton, the chairman Of the
delegation, just before boarding the
special Pullman sleeper at the Arcade
depot, and the assertion was greeted
by round of cheers.
I'VE are going to make a vigorO us
campaign against railroad bossisnl,
continued Mr. Morton. II am in favor
of a law fixing the passenger rate in
California at 2 cents per mile, and !
am also strongly in favor Of such a
measure as the Hepburn bill.
Opportunity for Democrats
I'm my opinion the Democrats of
California have an excellent opportun
ity to elect not only a governor, but
their entire state ticket.
The people realize the fact that the
Democratic party is the only party
to which they can look for legislation
which will equalize the burdens of
taxation and for relief against corpor
alton greed.
I'VE must present for the considera
ton of the voters a ticket composed
of men of sterling worth and who
will command the respect of the peo-
pie, and also platform which cannot
fail to secure the confidence of the
voters in the Intentions of the Demo
cratic party. Democracy is founded
upon truth, and we have nothing TO
hide from the people.
"The Democratic party. of California
is free from machine rule and bossiS1n,
and L am confident that the nominees,
whoever they may be, will be men upon
whom everyone can have the fullest
confidence and who will acquit them
selves with honor to their party and
to the glory of the great state of Cali
fornia."
Confident of Success
"Now is the opportunity for the
Democrats to put Il stop to machine
rule in California" said Robert q.
Loucks, the energetic young city at
torney of Pomona, who has to his credit
many victories over corporations in
legal battles in which he has been ell
gagged.
1T is to the everla sting shame of the
Repu blican party of the great state
of California" continued Mr. LouclIs,
that it will permit itself to be con-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
NEWSPAPER SOLICITOR FALLS
Tom CartwelI Slips on San Pedro
} Street, Fracturlng His Skull.
Recovery Doubtful

Tom H. Cartmell, solicitor for The
Herald at Santa Monica and Ocean
Park, fell to the sidewalk on San Pedro
street last evening about 6 o'clock with
the result that he sustained fractured
skull
Immediately after the fall he had a
severe hemmorrhage of both ears. He
was conscious for few minutes after
the accident but soon relapsed into an
unconscious condition, from which Po-
lice Surgeon Quint. who attended him,
said 1t was doubtful II he would re-
cover.
Cartmell has been living at 527 East
Twenty-seventh street for several
months, but 1t was impossible to as
certain If the injured man has any
relatives.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
TEAM RUNS AWAY;
DRIVER HURLED OUT

Harry Norton, driver for the Higman
Lumber company at Fifty-eighth and
Main streets, was thrown from the
wagon which he drives by his team
running away.
He sustained a severely cut arm and
was shocked into insensibility.
The team ran north on Main street
from Flfty-eighth to Forty-seventh
street, where the wagon upset, throw
ing Norton to the pavement.
He was taken to the California hos
pital. where his arm was dressed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
REFUSES TO ISsUECoMPLAINT
Labor Representative Falls to Get =
Warrant Under Eight
Hour Law

An attempt made by representatives
Of local labor organization to secure
a warrant for the contractor who has
charge of the excavation Of the base
ment for the new postoffice building
failed yesterday when Attorney oscar
Lawler refused TO Issue complaint al
leging violation Of the eight hour labor
law.
It was alleged that on several occa-
sions the drivers had been seen work
ing eleven hours while the diggers kept
at their work for ten hours q day.
The prosecuting attorney stated that
the evidence was too slim to ever
carry the case past preliminary ex.
animation, and he denied the com
plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
MEL0DRAMA LURES
MEXICAN TO PAIN

The efforts Of Francisco Martinez. a
Mexican, to attend melodrama last
evening were not attended by any great
amount OF good fortune, for when the
Mexican attempted to ascend the stairs
leading to the gallery of the Grand
opera house he fell nearly the whole
distance and cut open his scalp. Five
stitches were necessary to restore
Martinez to his former state Of unin-
jured blessedness and after these were
taken the Mexican went on his way
presumably to see the nelodrama, to-
ward which his feet flrst started
-
TnnnrroN Nx-tha hin I.ocomntiva Col
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Smiles on Hearing Sentence

by ASSOCidleu iISSS.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. s.-The
courtmartial which tried zenaide Kon-
oplaivonoko, the girl member of the
flying group of terrorists who assas-
sinated General Min August 26, today
sentenced her to be hanged. She
smiled on hearing the sentence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

Mr. w. G. Rollins, Prairie View, Tex,
Sec'y State Normal and Industrial Col
lege, writes:
For five years I was victim of
chills and fever as a result of acute
malarial complaints.
"Peruna was recommended to me and
after taking the first bottle I felt bet
ter, and after taking three bottles my
appetite returned, 1 became stronger
and the fever left me. am now in ex-
cellent health"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

Tomorrow-the big Locomotive Col
lislcn at Agricultural park.