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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
CHICAGO FIGHTS THE oUAcKs
Speclal Detail of Detectives Is Prob
ing the Fake cure-
aIle
BY Associate Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The arrest OF
scores of ''quack" doctors and the
prosecution of bogus medical COM
panies which are annually mulcting
the public of thousands of dollars by
imposing on the credulity and hope OF
the sick may follow movement be-
gun by Corporation Counsel Lewis,
Col. Lewis has asked Chief of Police
Collins for a special detail of detec-
tives to investigate the fake" medical
companies with the result that scores
of complaints which have reached his
cfice from those who have been lured
by the advertisements of the "quack"
doctors and induced to spend their
savings in the vain hope of recovering
frora their maladies, in some cases in
durable.
The corporation counsel Is preparing
a lettef to Chief Collins, in which he
suggests that the police should not only
procure evidence against the bogus
medical corporations and medical Inn
posters, arrest and prosecute them, but
should close their places.
In many instances, Col. Lewis says,
Injurious medicines are sold by these
doctors with the professed ability TO
cure any disease with which the vic
tim is suffering
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
CALHOUN DEMANDS PROTECTION
Calls Upon State and City to Permit
Resumption of Service

Calls upon State ana City TO PERMIT
Resumption Of Service
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept A crisis
in the railroad strike is evidently near
at hand.
Patrick Calhoun, president of the
United Railroads. has served notice
on the state county and municipal au-
thorties that he is ready to resume car
service on the lines of his company
and calls upon them to furnish pro-
lection for the men he has imported to
take the places of the striking motor
men and conductors
In letter to Mayor Schmitz Mr..
Calhoun states that he now has suf-
flcient men in the city to operate his
cars and is prepared to run cars on
all lines of the United Railroads pro-
vided adequate protection is furnished
his employees.
He informs the mayor that the COM
pany has been advised attempts will
be made to interfere with the opera
ton of cars and prevent the restora
tion of street car service and he there
fore calls upon the mayor to furnish
the necessary police protection.
A similar communication was sent
to Governor Pardee. the board of po-
lice commissioners, Chief of Police
Dineen and Sheriff O'Neill.
President Calhoun's action in call
ing upon state. county and city au-
thorities for protection in starting his
cars is generally taken that the United
Railroads does not underestimate the
task that is before 1t and that trouble
Is anticipated when the cars leave the
barn, where they now have been idle
for ten days.
Whether Mayor Schmitz will place
police on the cars is a much discussed
question, but such has not been the
policy of the administration hereto
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
OWL CAR PLEASES
WORKERS
Continued from, prre ore.

Continued from pame one.
so longer In the office when need re-
quires."
The fifty or sixty night telegraph op-
orators who will take advantage of
the owl cars represent but a small por-
ton of night workers. Representatives
OF other branches of night work are
equally pleased at the announcement
OF owl cars.
Dock Is inadequate"
II was with rejoicing that the coun-
Gil yesterday listened to the report of
the special committee on owl cars ap-
pointed through the efforts of The
Herald.
Councilman Kern rendered the ma
Jorlty report and stated that while only
two later cars were to be added to
each of ten lines the railway COM
panles had promised that If too much
money was not lost on the venture
they would soon add more and later
cars and give service that Los An
geles would be proud of.
It's a big step in the right dlrec-
tion,' said Councilman Smith, after ad-
journment. I'm not sure but what It
would have been the proper thing for
this council to pass a resolution of
thanks to Mr.. Huntington for granting
the night service he has agreed to. 1
am sure they will put on more cars
soon.''
Houghton who was a member Of the
committee, made a minority report on
the "owl cars" While he was not with
Kern and Healy, the other members of
the committee when they waited on
Attorney w. E, Dunn and received the
report from Mr.. Huntington, he boldly
declared that he had gone to see Dunn
the day before and had received the
report.
His minority report simply bore the
word, Inadequate
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Is His story a DeIuslon?
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Fress'
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 4.-The po-
lice have under arrest the wife of G.
II. Conrad an employ Of the quarter.
masters department of the United
States army.
Mrs. Conrad is charged with having
attempted to murder her husband with
a razor. and Conrad's face gives evf'
dence of an attempt, which he, how
ever, declares was made during a III
OF delirium, his wife being subject tc
hallucinations, following surgical
operation. Mrs. Conrad claims hel
husband beat her and that she at
tackled him in self defense
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
BOSSES ARE
IN. CONTROL
Continued from page one.


likely be named for lieutenant COVER
nor.
A caucus of the San Francisco dele
cation was held tonight, and while nc
official statement was given out as
to what action was taken, considerable
attention is being paid to the charge
that Gillett is not the choice of or
ganized laboring men and 1t is believed
Ruef will continue to vote for Hayes
until he is certain of his defeat after
the first few ballots.
While Pardee seems to be weak with
the organization he appears to be
popular with the people.
Organization men continue to rally
about Gillett and are conspicuous
about his headquarters.
At the congressional convention of the
sixth district, held tonight, j. C. Need
ham was renominated He had no OPP
position. Needham is now serving his
fourth term.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
stoesseI May Get New Trial
Bv Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-By or
der of the emperor, unless Lieutenant
General Stoessel, the former comman-
der of Port Arthur, Lieutenant General
F'ock, who commanded the Fourth East
Siberian division at Port Arthur, and
General Reiss, chief of staff of Cen
eral Stoessel, are either unanimously
acquitted or are punished by the Ropp
commission. entrusted with the inves-
tigation of the surrender of Port Ar
thur, the three officers mentioned will
be tried by the newly appointed SUI
preme court martial
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Mrs. Elvira A. Morehouse
Special to The Herald.
GAS FOR FUEL

Do not think that others are
warm because you are sweltcring
over a Coal or Wood stove.
Others use gas and are as daintily
cool as can be.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Solving an Ocean Mystery
By Assoel ted Press.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 4.-Sven
Knuckson and Fred Jensen, two sail.
on suspicion of knowing something
about the strange disappearance OF
Thomas Lenahan from the Norwegian
steamer Norman Isles, at Port Costa. a
few weeks ago. Lenahan was employed
as night watchman. His body was
found about a week later floating on
San Pablo bay. The men tell plausi-
bic story
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
ExpeI Three Hundred
BY Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept 4.-Three
hundred revolutionists were expelled
from st. Petersburg today. Among
them were many connected with the
local press.
The government within a few days
expects to publish its full program of
reforms on which it will go before the
country at the coming elections
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Soldiers Kill in Warsaw
By Associated Press

by ASSOclaleQ PreSS.
WARSAW, Sept. 4-Soldiers last
night killed four citizens and made
wholesale arrests in different parts of
the town.
A boy who was being pursued by SOL
diers jumped into the Vistua and was
killed while trying to escape by swim
ming.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
WARSAW TROOPS
SURROUND GARDEN
NURSES AND CHILDREN ARE
SCARED BY POLICE
Gather In Two Hundred Persons Who
Lack Passports-Youne Woman
Who Assassinated Gen Min
Is Identified
Bv Associated Press.

BY AESCCIAlcu TTtHSs
WARSAW Sept. 4-Sodiers thi:
afternoon occupied the salsain Garden
which was crowded with nurses and
children, snd arrested 200 persons who
were without passports.
The incident caused tremendous ex-
citement.
There are rumors that terrorists in
large numbers have left Warsaw for
the purpose of terrorizing the country
districts. Governor General Skallon ac-
cordingly ordered the return to the
country of police who had been brought
into the town leaving the country dis
tricts comparatively unprotected.
The wholesale searches which have
been made here have resulted in COM
plete failure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Another Sampson in Navy

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept. 4.-The Sec
ond son of the late Rear Admiral Samp-
son, u. S. NJ, to enter the present
fourth class of the naval academy was
sworn in today. He is Harry b. Samp-
son and was appointed by Senator
Depew His brother, Ralph Sampson,
entered the same class several weeks
a0O
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
sToLYPlN,s CRISIS is NEAR
On Sunday Premier's Program viii
Pass in Review
BY Associated Press.

By ASSOCIdItU I-IVSS,
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-The
struggle between Premier Stolypin and
the court camarilla over the question as
to whether or not the former shall have
a free hand in the government of the
empire will come to an issue at a con-
ference of prominent men of all factions
in the administra tion and court circles
which will be held at Peterhof on Sun
day, September 8.
The program of Premier Stolypin will
be passed In review.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Identify Gen., Minis Murderess

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-The
murderess Of General Min who will he
tried soon by court martial, has been
identified as Zenaide Konoplinnkova, q
daughter Of non-commissioned officer
in the army. She is a teacher and a
member of the flying group of the
terrorists of Pensa province.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Launch eattIeshlp Lord Nelson

LONDON, Sept 4.-The British bat
tleship Lord Nelson, sister ship of the
Agamemnon and second i'm size and
armament to the Dreadnaught, was
successfully launched at Barrow on
TYNE today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Presidents Vacation Ends Soon

BY A5sOVIdIVu FIt5b'
OYSTER BAY, L. l., Sept. 4-Presi-
dent Roosevelt will leave Sycamore
Hill for Washington October 1. Three
days later he win make flying trip TO
Harrisburg and York, Pa, where he
will deliver speeches.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Kansas Fights Harvester Trust

By Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kas Sept 4.--Investiga-
tions OF the International Harvester
company have been instituted by C. G.
Coleman, attorney general OF Kansas,
to determine whether the corporation
Is operating In violation OF the state
anti-trust law.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Neoro Hanaed at VInIta, /. T.

VINITA, l. T., Sept. 4.-Robert Cot
ton, colored who last year murdered
his wife, literally cutting her body 70
pieces. was executed here today, He
confessed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Peasants Lynch Terrorlsts

BY Associated Press.
SMARDZOVO, Sept. 4-Peasants
lynched two terrorists here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Henry LaurIer

TISUTy LduTicT
BY Associated Press.
OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 4.-Sir Wilfrid-
Laurier left for Athabaskavi His
youngest brother, Henry Laurier, died
suddenly there from apoplexy.
Lieut.. Col. James Split
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.--Lieutenant
Colonel James Split, Eighth infantry.
died at his residence today. He had
been in i'll health for years. He was
appointed a cadet at West Point from
Ohio in 1894. He had seen service dur
ing the Spanish war and Philippine
insurrectiOn.
Mrs. Elvira A. Morehouse
Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 4.-Mrs Ell
vira A. Morehouse, the wife of S. G.
Morehouse, and for more than twenty
years a resident of this city. died after
a lingering illness last evening at the
family home, 7O3 Orange avenue.
Deceased was 45 years OF age and
was born In Ohio. Interment will be
made I'm Woodlawn cemetery Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05

Big locomotive collision at Agricul-
tural park, only six days from today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05

Big locomotive collision at Agrlcul-
turaT park, only six days from today
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
SHERIDAN
ASHORE
Transport With Us Through
Passengers and so Soldiers
HANGS ON ROCK ANIDSHIp
Coal Thrown Overheard in Effort to
Float Her--Passengers Sent on to
Honolulu--captain Peabody
Takes Blame.


Honolulu, Sept. II The u. s. army
transport Sheridan Is ashore on the
southwestern extremity 81 the island
Of Oahu, on which Honolulu IL located.
News Of the grounding 81 the sheridan
was received from the wireless telegraph
station at Barboes point yesterday morn
ing,
The second officer of the Sheridan has
come ashore. His boat was swa1nped in
the breakers, but his crew landed safely.
Capt. Peabody has signalled the steam
er Claudine 70 take the Sheridan's pas
sengers to Honolulu. II possible the
transfer viii be made at once, the reve-
nue. cutter Manning assisting. The
Sheridan is now hanging on rock amid
ships with deep water all around.
The Sheridap's engines are being rel
paired and coal Is being rapidly thrown
overheard, with view Of trying to
float her az high tide in the afternoon.
Captain Peabody is quoted to have as
sumed all responsibility for the acci-
dent, saying that the vessel was in too
close.
The Sheridan has aboard 125 through
passengers and 50 soldiers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
BOTH ARMS
CUT OFF
Ola Andersonof ConcordN. H.
Victim Of Accident
GRANITE MANUFACTURER
The Veteran stoneman Was Busy Load
inc Granite When the Train Crashed
Into His Car On a
Siding.
GRANITE MANUFACTURER

Concord, N IL, Sept. 1--An accident
occurred Oh the Concord & Claremont
branch of the Boston n Maine railroad
AK l1s3o o'clock yesterday forenoon
which resulted III the serious injury of
Ola Anderson, prominent granite man
ufacturer of this city, who had both
arms cut Of. Engineer Bradley of the
train was also hurt. The passengers
were somesehat shaken np
The cause was an open switch, which
sent the train upon siding, and into
i fiat car.
The passenger train was due to leave
Concord ever the CIaremont road at
1910 o'clock, and the scene Of the ac-
cident was West Concord, two miles
above the city. The siding runs 800
feet into the granite quarry Of Ola An
derson.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Anderson was
on a fat ear experimenting the loading
Of granite when the train ran into the
siding. he was crushed against the
boiler.
Fireman Russell said the train, which
was a few minutes late. was going at
the usual speed. From his eide Of the
locomotive he saw that the switch was
open, fact that thc engineer observed
at the same time both jumped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
SOUTH CABOT.

D. $. Hall i in Boston this week
on business
Mrs. ida Hall Of peacham was in
this place the last Of last week calling
on friends.
Wesley Hall has been on the sick list,
but is better now,
G. B. Booldry and wife have returned
from Walden, where they have been the
past few weeks
Rosie Boldry has gone to Pcaeham TO
work for II. "A. Paquin's family.
Mrs. Eliza French, who has been sick
for the past few weeks, Il very low.
Burton Paquin Of Pcacham was a
guest of G. NJ Lamberton last Sun
day.
The friends Of Fred Iamberton are
very sorry to hear they are afraid he
has got have 4 run Of the typhoid
fever.
Miss Clara Eastman is IN Montpelier
this week, yisiting at the home Of her
uncle.
James Cassidy went to East Barnet
Sunday, where he expects TO have the
charge Of farm for the next year.
Mrs. II. ". Clark Of North Danyille
visited at her old home this week on
Thursday
Mrs. III. r. Morse and Mrs Emma Hall
visited in Peacham Thursday.
Arthur Reed got quite severely hurt
last Wednesday afternoon by getting
thrown from a load of sugar wood. hurt
ing his left les.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
A SLAP AT COUNT wITTE.
Kaiser Had No Intention Of Receiving
Him, 1t Is Now Declared.

Moscow, Sept. 1 The Viedomosti,
the leader OF the reactionary press Of
Russia, created sensation yesterday
BY printing correspondence exchanged be
tween M. Usefoyich, who holds the rank
of state councillor and who IS president
Of the Monarchial party Of Kiev, and DR..
yon Miguel the German charge d'affaires
at st. Petersburg From the letters
printed it apepals that upon the publi-
cation Of the recent report that Emperor
William had invited Count Witte TO
Wilhelmshohe, M Usefoyioh, in the
nameNof sall the factions oil the Russian
Monarehial party. telegraphed to the
German emperor expressing deep regret
that "such splendid monarch and head
of the friendly German people should
receive "a man whom the whole Russian
people regarded as being the guilty au-
thor Of the miserics into which the coun
try was plunged and the provoker OF the
terrorism, inspired by hostility to the
Jews, to whom he is friendly
Several days later M. Usefoyich ac-
cording 10 the Niedomosi, received
through Dr. Won Miguel Il letter saying
he had been directed By the foreign Soc
retary to say that the telegram to the
German emperor was based on nisappre-
hension ais Emperor William had not RE-
ceived Count Witte and had no inten.
tion Of receiving him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Auction sale tonight.
A. Morandi Of Bethel was in the city
today on business.
Philip Neddo went to Burlington last
night on a visit for a few days.
Philip peltier went to Holyokc. Mass,
today for visit with relatives
Timothy Crowley went to shebrooke,
L. q, today to attend the fair.
: Orlando Olgiati began work today as
clerk in the Union Clothing store.
Miss Maggie Daniels went to Burling-
ton this morning for a few days visit
visit.
Mrs. i. A. Warner Of Washington
went to Boston today to visit the mil
lnery markets.
,. Ward Carver and Thomas Cave
vent TO Woodbury. yesterday on bust
ness. returning today.
Mrs. +. r. Cutler and daughter left
this morning for few weeks stay at
Old Orchard beach, Me.
Miss May Dolan. who has been visit
ing AT the home of Mr. and Mrs. @. N.
Granger, left this morning for her home
ir Boston
William Tlalvosa finished work ycs-
terday for the Barre gas company. He
is taking q few weeks vacation before
entering Norwich university in the fall
Mrs. y 4. TRULY returned today to
her home IN this city from the Heaton
hospital at Montpelier where she has
been treated for Che past -four months.
Tracy l. ,Ieifords and daughter return
"a 70 their home in Washington, D. G.,
this morning after 4 two weeks visit
with relatives in this city and Williams
town.
a reglilar meeting Of Granite City
Lodge, No. 3i, will Ne held in the X. III
C. hall Monday evening, sept. B, at Z
o'clock. a full attendance 81 the guards
is requested
Alex Morrison, Allen McAulay, Arthur
Mcdonald, Iohn McAulay and Robert
Arthur Of t,rnnitevillc went to Sher.
brooke, z o., today to attend the fair
there this week.
Mrs. g G, Mascot returned last night
from Burlington, where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks. She
was accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Sarah Kelley who win visit in the city.
Miss Laura Ciugg. who has been visit
ing at The home Of her brother, n. A.
Cragg, and Miss pearl Kent, who has
been visiting her mother Mrs. 4. r..
Holder, left this morning for their
homes in I.yndonvilIe.
Those who are intending to enter for
the sports al Intercity Park on the af
ternoon Of Labor day win not be charged
any entrance fee. 'Thr entries viii not
close until Monday afternoon, and the
success Of the affair Is already assured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
CAMPAIGN
NEAR END
Both Sides Claim They Will
Win
REPUBLICANS DEAD SURE
And So Are the Fusionists - Clement
Strength Lies in the Silent Vote,
Of Which NO One Knows
the Result.

y
What is generally regarded as the
most energetic political contest III yer-
mont for many years is practically
closed, and next Tuesday the voters will
decide whether Fletcher u. Proctor, re
publican, or r.. W.. Clement, fusionist.
shall sit in the governors chair for the
next two years to succeed Charles j.
Bell. Both sides are claiming the elec-
tion Tho Republicans hold that tile
northeastern counties, including Gale
donia, Essex and Orleans, will 70 solid
for Proctor, and assert that Clement can
not carry single large town north OF
Bradford. Mr. Clement will have his
greatest strength in Bennington, Rut
land, Windsor, Washington, Chittsnden
and Addison counties, and looks for ma
jorities in the larger cities, including
Burlington, Rutland, Montpelier and
Barre.
Throughout the state there are more
silent votes than ever before known In
campaign, and ii is upon this silent
vote that Mr.. Clement depends. In or.
der to win it is estimated by the Repub-
ilicans that he must have the full Demo
cratic vote OF 1900, and in addition
must get about $4,000 from the Repub-
licans.
Four years ago Mr.. Clement securei
$4,000 votes, and then be had Demo
cratic opponent who polled 1864. Ne
Cullough polled 1864 votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
ACQUITTED, THEN SHOT.
Georgia Prisoner Killed Before He Had
Left the Jail.

Atlanta. Ga, Seat !. Sensational
Developments rave corlc = the result
OF the shooting Of Leon 7. Aiisner. at
Jonesboro Thursday night. and an arr
rest has been made involving onc Of the
ieadlHe families Of the state.
Miner, il was alleged. Killed last jam
uafy Il. II Dorsey Of .ioens5oro. DIR
res it was said charged aiiIncr with
being too friendly with hi4 l4-gear-oll |
dapal Ter, and Miner, 1t was charged,
shut him. Miner was tried Tllmsday
and acquitted.
On the way back to thc iail with
two officers for clothing he mad left IN
tle, prison, Miner WAS shot five times
by men who were standing IN the road.
lsurly yesterday T. H. Dorsey. sou
Of Il. II. Dorsey, Tor whose murder Aiil.
ner was tried, was arrested in Atlanta
at The home Of lis uncle. Judge 4. r..
norsey, onc Of the best known attorneys
in the state and counsel here for the
Southern railway. Dorsey Is held on
sesnicion Of knowing something 81 the
shee1ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-01
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places of Worship an6 Sub
jects Of Sermons.

Sunday school At The Boutwell, school
house tomorrow afternoon ut $50.
Preaching az 3 y. M
The usual services will lie held AT re
Presbyterian eh - tonieffow By the
pastor, - Eey. ". G. Mcintyre.
UniversaIist church The pastor viii
preach at the ope liog service after VA
cation on Tho 1iigltfil ,'aiins of the
Church Upon the Community
Christian Science services tomorrow
at 1915 a. M; Wednesday evening at
7.3o; reading room open Tuesday, and
Friday from ? to o'clock, at Summer
street.
Congregational church The pastor
will conduct the services. Morning
theme. The Cross Of Forgiveness
Evening subject Industry in lie king
dom Of Heaven"
Heddiic NJ. \. church, Rev. r. l..
Lowe, pastor. Morning worship at
1890; pibie school ar IL nj; Fpwcrth
league ~ h. -. Communion postponed
until September 9th.
18th Sunday after s'fit,ig Church OF
the Good Shepherd. Morning PRAYER,
9sah a. M; itany, holy communion and
sermon. 10 80 a. NJ: Sunday school at
~ ms evening prayer and sermon at
7 p, M.
Salvation Army meeting win be held
as follows: Children's meeting at 10 a.
M; prayer meeting II d. M; free and
easy meeting at 3 p. m. and salvation
meeting at 7;ap p. m. Capt. Chase and
wife in charge,
AT ST. Monica's church; Children's
mass al o'clock, celebrant, Rev. p. Nj
Mcl<cnna; parish mass at 1890 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev. IT, +. Cray; catechism, s
d nj; rosary and benedictions 4 p. M;
baptisms at 4 y. m.
Services will he held on Sunday, Sep
tember 2, bv the Swedish Baptirts In
Worthen, hall ~ l0;ap d. nj, aid also
al D. IN Rev, " J. A. Posenlald
from Kansas viii preach both morning
and evening. All ar welcome.
At the Baptist church the pastor win
preach morning and evening. The sub.
iect ia the morning will be Growing
Toward Cod Following the morning
service there will be communion. The
evening subject viii be 'Becoming
Church Member