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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
TWO MULES PULL A TOOTH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. H.-An un-
usual delay in the transportation of a
circus in Kentucky was occasioned
near Madlsonville today while the at
tacbes of the John Robinson circus ex-
tracted a tooth from the mouth of
Brazil" the huge elephant of the
sEcw.
When the circus train was within
four miles of Madisonville Brazil sat
UP an unusual noise and began to rock
the car by striking his trunk against
the walls. When the keeper entered
the car it was found that the animal
was suffering from toothache.
The train was Immediately stopped
and Brazil unloaded and tightly fas-
tened to two poles driven in the
ground. A pair of large forceps with
a block and tackle arrangement were
ther. fastened to the bad tooth and two
mules proceeded to do the rest. The
unusual performance was Witnessed by
q large crowd, and the animal seemed
to be we'll pleased with the result.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
FINDS SNAKES IN THE ICE
Kansas City Woman Finds One In
Hers--lt Had clopaed the
Drain Pine

Special to The Herald
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17.-Good even
ing. Have you found a. Snake IN
your ice2"
The ice trust has reached several ex-
tremes. It built up a business from $500
to S400. 900 In a few short months. It
has given tis said, Is pounds Of ice for
Is. IT has furnished dirty ice for clean.
But the limit was reached this nornine.
1t not only furnished dirty Ice, but it
furnished Ice with n snake frozen In IT..
Mrs. Mary Jones, 2610 Prospect ave-
nue., yesterday purchased a piece Of ice
from the Tiffany Ice company. II was
placed in her refrigerator, where nat
urally IT began to melt. Then the drain
pipe to the refrigerator became clogsed.
Mrs. Jones took a small stick and
pushed into the drain pipe. Something
gave way and the melted water from
the ice came out Something else came
with Il. It was long, dark object with
shiny body and tapered to q point.
Mrs. Jones examined the object and
found IL was a dead snake.
The board Of health was notified and
John Owens, an Inspector, went to Mrs.
Jones' homes He saw the snake that had
come through the drain pipe. A small
portion of the snake was still found in
the remaining portion of the ice cake.
Iiic lhuitd0uh6 were lildt lnt Sldht
had probably been alive when frozen in
the cake Of ice" said Mr.. Owens. THE
ice was manufactured ice and the Tiff
fany people tell men they purchase all
their ice from the Central Ice COM
pany."
The Central Ice company handles
nothing but manufac ctured ice. Just
how a snake could have gotten into one
of the cakes Is a. mystery There are
several theories advanced by the health
department, none of which seem to be
feasible, however. One of them is that
1t is barely possible the snake may have
crawled from the boots Of one Of the
workmen.
Mrs. Jones, speaking Of the matter
this morning, said:
THE sight was very nauseating. ]
noticed the drain pipe had become
clogged and took a small stick to oper
it. With the water that came out was
a portion of a snake. I Immediately
notified the health department"
The health department has not decid.
ed what. action, If any, will be taken In
the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
WILL DOUBLE ITS CAPACITY
Pasadena Ice Company Decides to Add
$4,000 Building to Pres
ent Plant
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Aug. 17.-President S.
Hazard Halsted, of the Pasadena Ice
company, announces that his company
has decided to build an addition to
the present ice plant in this city to
cost upwards of $4,000.
This means the virtual doubling of
TIE plant and is some indication Of
the growing business of the company
The company's facilities have been
taxed to the uttermost. necessitating
the bringing of great quantities of ice
from the company's newly established
plant at Pomona to assist in meeting
the unexpected demand.
The contemplated addition will be of
brick and ample in size for any prob
able growth for a few years. Work
will be begun at once, the building to
be ready for use early in the coming
spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
PueLlc ApvkRrIslNe
rot,o. :, .,..., tvo.r

Notice 81 street work
a.. PupHc notice is hereby eiven
mat on Monday. the 18th day OF July,
A; D. 1905. the Council Of the city
Of Los Angeles did, at its meeting on
said day. adopt an Ordinance IN lnten-
have the followine work done, to VII;
CENTER STREET.
IN said city. from the north line Of Turner
street, including all intersections Of
streets excepting such portions Of
said street. and intersections as are re-
pair by any person or company having
Tallroad tracks thereon, and also except
ins nrsdsd sScn sbS portions ss nave already been
Graded ana ersvesd to spS tSe sG8sfd ccs gaSs
N aocordanca with the pl@ns and profile on
ME n the office OF the City Engineer and
specincations for the construction Of
Los Angeles, on file in the office Of the
City Clerk Of said G. !, said specihca tions
being No: 2e New series).
slong each line Of the roadway of said
center street, from the north line OF Tur-
ner street to the south line Of Ducommun
street excepting along such portions Of
Lne ine OF said roadway upon which a CO
ment or. granite curb has already been
constructed to the official line and erade),
N accordance with specifications for CON
ofice ~ tbs tbment e,tv o95es os On file IN the
-
tions being No. 30 New Series).
feet in width be on constructed c@H along M each Ri
side OF said Center street, from the north
line OF Turner street to the south line Of
nucommun street excepting such por-
uons OF said street between said points
along which n cement or asphalt sidewalk
live tb) feet in width has been constructed
to the official line and grade), said side
walk 70 be constructed in accordance with
sidewalks on file in the office OF the City
Clerk Of said city, said specifications be-
ing No. 40 (New Series).
Sec. 2. The Council Of said city finds
upon estimate OF the City Engineer
will be greater than nifty cents per
front foot along each line OF said street,
including the cost of Intersections and
It Is determined. in pursuance of an
Act OF the Legislature of the state OF
california, Isd1 approved February 27th,
Legislature amending said last named
Act, which am ding Act became a law
March I'd. 1899, that bonds shall be
Issued to represent the cost OF said inn
provement. Said bonds shall be serial.
an even proportion of the principal sum
OF which shall be payable annually on
the second day of January of each year
by coupon, after their dave until the
whole are paid. and to bear interest at
the rate of seven ~ per cent per an
second days of January and July OF
each and every year.
Reference is hereby made to said Ordi-
nance of Intention for further particu-
lars.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
OF the City of Los Angeles.
BY JAMES A. ANDERSON.
s-13-1S ct President.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
SANTA MONICA NAMES
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 17.-At spe-
cial meeting of the Santa Monica Bay
Republican club held last evening the
following committees were appointed to
facilitate the work of entertaining the
delegates at the Republican conven-
ton which convenes at Venice next
Tuesday:
Committee on entertainment--C. J.
Walker, chairman; George Garrett. L.
r. Depuy, Joe Maier, H. r. Cole, Harry
S. II. jackson, c. B. Powell, Bert Kel-
lum, Murray Steele c. e. Tilton, Ches-
ter Hipple, Walter Heating, Henry
Keating, ]. J. Carrillo, F. B, Ferrand,
Bert Lester and b. H. Beach; finance
committee--J. Euclid Miles, C. A. Still
son and w. r. Wheat.
Dana Burks, mayor of Ocean Park,
was appointed chairman of the re-
ception committee and empowered to
select his own committeeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
DEER DAsHEs INTO STORE
Pursued by Dogs, Startled Buck
Jumps Through Plate Glass
Window and Is Killed
Special to The Herald.

SpeCIdI 10 JIIe fitI e1IN4 = z
HOLYOKE; Mass. Aug. 17.--A big
buck deer dashed into Main street yes
terday, and being pursued by small
boys and doge, rushed UP the street
until he reached, Depot square, when
he turned sharply to the right crossing
the Boston & Maine railroad tracks and
climbing the steep embankment beyond.
He continued his flight down East
Dwight street, when, becoming fright
ened at persons at front, he plunged
through the plate glass window of a
store in the j. P. F'itzsimmons build
ing, where men rushed in and sur
rounded him. 1t was found that the
deer had broken one of his legs. DR.. ].
J. Moynahan was called and shot the
animal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
JUDGE IMPOSES STIFF FINE
Pasadena Court Teaches Lesson to a
Los Angeles Driver Charged
With Cruelty
eoIai fo The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Aug. 17.--Joseph Rich
ards, driver for Parker Merrill q Co.
Of Los Angeles, will pay a fine Of $2b or
spend twenty-five days I'm jail for
cruelty to animala according to the
Judgment OF Justice Klamroth this
afternoon.
Humane OHicer McAney received no.
tice late this afternoon from Walker
Jones at the Arroyo Verde springs
near the ostrich farm that a, man was
cruelty beating a team of horses near
there.
The officer hurried TO the place and
found Richards using n stay chain
upon his horses With. cruel effect In an
effort to force them up the hill with
load
An arrest was Immediately made and
the sentence first named above was
the prompt result of the hearing before
Justice Klamroth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
RODENTS BY THE MILLIONS
Invasion of Rats in an Indiana Dis
trict Creates Havoc Among
Chickens
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ENGLISH, Ind. Aug. 17-Union town
ship, south Of here, is infested by mil
lions of rats. They eat almost every
thing within sight. They are being
poisoned, shot, trapped and killed by
dogs. but their number seems not to
diminish.
Mrs Hettie Barlow reports the loss
of moro than 900 chickens, mostly valu-
able spring stock. Mrs. Minnie Conklin
and Mrs. Mary Myler. wife of C.. t.
Myler, also suffered the loss Of many
fowls.
Rats have made incurslons there be-
fore, but usually in the fall. The fields
suffered most at that time, but now the
barns, poultry yards and dwellings are
attacked, and even beds are entered,
though no attack has been reported on
human beings.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
MUST LOSE THE BROOCH
Treasury Department Decides contro-
versy Regarding JeweIry Re-
paired in Europe

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1L-Customs offi-
cials were notified from Washington,
d. c., yesterday that a petition of Nor
man c. Hascal of Toledo, Ohio, jew
eler for the return of a diamond brooch
valued at $50OOs. which was taken from
him on his arrival in New York from
Europe, has been denied by the treas
ury department.
Interest is shown in the case by jew
elry manufacturers, as the question
turns on the right OF an American trav-
cling abroad to have jewelry repaired
and brought back without payment OF
duties. A question is also raised as to
the identification of the diamonds as
stones that were i'm the brooch when II
was taken abroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
KILLED CLUTcHINe FOUL TIP
Left. Fielder Runs Upon Railroad OBJ
Iivious of His Peril During
Hot Game
Specfnl to The Herald.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug 17.-During a
baseball game among the men employed
about the Pennsylvania railroad round
house at Pitcairn this afternoon B. F.
Hicks, who was playing left field for
one of the teams, ran over on the rail-
road tracks after a long foul tip. He
was gazing into the air at the ball, and
when his comrades shouted to him that
a train was bearing down upon him he
was so interested in getting the ball
that he failed to take the warning.
Just as he caught the ball the engine
struck him and he was instantly killed,
his body being badly mutilated. In his
dead hand, however, Hicks still clutched
the ball
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
WITHOUT WATER FOR A DAY
Santa Monioans Suffer While Repairs
Are Made to the City's
Mains
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 17.-For more
than, twenty-four hours this town has
been without city water for any pur-
poses whatsoever owing to repairs be-
ing made to the mains that are ex
pected will be in working order again
by tomorrow.
The water was closed OFF without no.
tice>late yesterday afternoon and re-
suited in those persons residing on the
heights being left In an aggravating
predicament just about supper time.
on the lowlands enough water came
through the pipes by force of gravity
10 help out some, but even that supply
became exhausted this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
RAISES CARPENTERS WAGES
Pasadena Journeymen Are to Receive
Higher Pay to Keep Them
at Home
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Aug. 17.--It was de-
cided last night by the carpenters to
advance the minimum wage of jour-
neymen carpenters from $3.50 to $4 a
day. The change is to take effect on
September /, but 1t is understood will
not affect work now under construc-
ton or contracted for.
It's purpose Is said to be the keeping
Of machines from going to San Fran
cisco attracted by the high wages now
being offered there.
In the northern city carpenters are
being paid $3.50 to SIS a day and the
leaders here fear that an exodus will
follow should the old prices hold in
this city.
Local contractors have received for
NAL notice of this change.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
MARS FACE OF GIRL HE WEEDS
italian, by Marrying Under Court Or
der, Escapes Penalty for Slash
ing the Woman

special to The Herald
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-With the alter
native of going to Jail on two conn
plants or getting married staring him
in the face at the Butler street court
today, Felici Tanzello chose the latter,
and in about an hours time after the
hearing in his case returned with his
blushing bride to show Magistrate
Tighe that his mandate had been car
ried out.
The happy woman was Anna Copupo,
who had made both complaints against
Tanzello.
She charged that in the course of
Tanzellos wooing he had become so
strenuous on June 2 last that he had
used a stietto as a persuader for a
quick wedding. He severely slashed
the girls face with the weapon. she
said. She preferred charges against
him and later another for carrying a
dangerous weapon concealed In his
pocket. He was caught yesterday and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
The Jerseyman

The tug footed mournfully, pleading
for the opening of Central viaduct.
"Ahl" exclaimed a stranger on the
Detroit street car, that sounds like
home. Just like being back in dear
old Trenton"
Il didn't know that you had tug
boats I'm Trenton" said the native.
''Tugboats?" exclaimed the Jersey
man. why, that was a mosquito,
wasn't it?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
Brings Cargo Of Cement
speclal to The Herald. :

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 17.-The big
British steamer Elaine has arrived al
Port Los Angeles from Coronel with
20 900 barrels OF cement. The Elaine
has a tonnage Of 1929 tons and was
twenty-nine days making the voyage.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
MaIe Your Money F1nrn Inter4al

The consolidated Bank Of Los An
geles. 124 South Broadway In the
Chamber of Commerce building will be
open tonight, as usual, to accommodate
the public In general and it's old pat
rons- -Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits. One dollar opens an
account The small depositor is appre-
ciated. Make your money earn per
cent interest. AS an accommodation TO
workingmen, checks on other banks
and contractors pay checks are cashed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18

Owing to the rush OF business the
Talk oil hone department OF the South
ern California Music company will 30
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
scribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
GAS FoR FUEL

Makes no trouble with drafts; or
ashes, dampers or SCOT, kindling
or coal, wood or oil. Plenty Of
good dry GAS flows all the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18

Owing 70 the rusn OF business the
Talk-o-P = one department. of the South
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the acoommoda alton OF Herald s,Fb-
acrl hers
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Qlnerlei.

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bort elm heftiaes Teuer mebrere 6ans
Ter berniGtet bat.

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! Ter nernihtet bat.
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ploiiDn elmer 8Dmbe, nit berer Sill.
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tuaren, ihmer permunbet. Die B0=
liset fano in benz 8immer nod rneh.
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offaire. bas Siiritenpaar 8rebe bes
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Staatsanmalt in Wtaldin peranlaBt
geieben, oa8 S9lDB su perjieaeln.
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bette uno oaB Die Beiabuna, oeren
W1italieoer iib uDbl be.
bort nod Itt RobinIon Cru.
lebte.
Nu8 Wtinben niro iber eire
'elae Worotat teleerapbiib gemeloet.
3uei ruifil6e Stuoenten. tuelhe auf
Der oortigen unioeriit1t gum 6Dren
Der Sorlelungen 5ugelaiien maren,
1aben nahtlider Beile ben Stuoen.
en- Martin aus 8leipib iiberfaIen
IND ermDroet. Der Beneaaruno Der
Eat lift @iferludt. Die beioen W6rs
'er limo in 0aft aenummeu moroen.
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Ssetbubem MdnmertbDr.
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treues 8ereinsmitglieb
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martet aus unierer Mitte eelbieoen
lit. iei es i'm Mnhetraht beiien, baB
Der 8eritorbene ieiner Samifie itets
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Witalieoern bes Beetb0oen Wdnners
bDr Elm gutter. treuer ssreuno nno
Sanaesbruoer, i0mie benz Deutlde
tbum Elm eifriaer 8ertreter uno S6rs
oerer mar. oeiien Nnoenten ftets
bod in gbren 9ebalter uerben uirt
BeihlDffen. Der trauernoen
Samilie unier aufribtiaftes, tiefees
fiibltes Beileio aussulprehen nnb
ibnen cine Nbftrift bieier BeIblife
gu iiberienber. oieielber in Der .Jreie
Breiie" unb Dem n9eras Banner"
gu DerDHentliben uno benz 8rDtDtoa
oes BeetbOper 8 WdnnerhUr einaus
berleiben.
SIN Wuftraee bes Beetbonen<W dn-
nerhor. Das &Dmi!e:
@. 9Deltine,
s. s.. &liefotb,
6ugo W oelIer.
San Mntpnie, Ser, Z. Mfai 1906.