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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
New Service Begins
Next Monday
Night
Will Greatly Benefit
Humid reds of
Citizens
EIectrics VIII Leave Their Usual
Downtown Terminal Points at
One O'clock and Two
O'clock

The schedule for the new owl cars,
which Mr.. Huntin ngton, through the ef-
forts of The Herald. has agreed to
grant the public, was announced yes
terday.
The cars of the Los Angeles railway
will leave as follows;
University, from Temple block south,
at 4 and 2 o'clock.
Main street, from the same point, will
run south on Spring street. leaving
Temple block at L and o'clock.
Vernon avenue, from Second and
Spring, at 1 and 2 o'clock.
Pico Heights line, from Temple block,
mt 4 and o'clock.
DOwney avenue leaves Seventh and
broadway at 1858 and 1,55, going over
the regular route.
Boyle Heights, from First and Spring
streets, at and 2 o'clock.
The Main street line VIII run over
NIoneta avenue TO Fifty-thIrd street.
The Boyle Heights line Will go to
Brooklyn avenue.
The Pasadena avenue line of the Pa
cifTc Electric and the Temple street,
Eighth street and Westlake park lines
OF the Interurban will all leave from
the center of the city at 1 md o'clock,
going over the regular lines.
This service will begin after midnight
Monday. The cars on the return from
the O'Clock trip will go into the barns
as directly as possible and will not
return to the point from which they
started.
This schedule is considered highly
satisfactory for a starter, by suffering
Angelenos, who have been trying for
years to secure an all night street
car service. The cautious experiment
of the railway companies to see If
they can make a late car service pay
for itself, or at least not make too great
a hole in the daily earnings of the
day service, is hailed with delight by
those who have been compelled to &c
to bed early or walk home after the
cars have stopped. This extension
gives cars an hour and half later than
has been the case heretofore and not
only allows the toilers Of the night a
chance to ride home to their families
and the theatergoers an opportunity
for a little dinner after the theater, but
also gives a chance for those who are
compelled to go to their daily labors
in the Silly watches of the early
morning to avoid the lurking high
wayman.
Begins on Holiday
The company expects to lose money
on the owl cars at the beginning al
least, but it is not at all probable
that any money will be lost after the
first few weeks.
1t is probable that the first owl cars
will be crowded. Not only will large
number of persons ride on them fol
the novelty of the thing. but Mon
day Is a holiday, Admission Day, and
thousands OF visitors will be in the
city. This, in itself, will crowd the
owl cars as well as the day cars
Those who are familiar with the owl
service in other cities the size of Los
Angeles declare that the companies
will make money on the O'Clock car
but lose on the 2 o'clock car. They
add, however. that a o'clock car will
not only cover the loss of the O'Clock
car but leave a goodly margin of profit
especially when the system is well un-
derStood,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
HARRY BROWN PAYS
THE DEATH PENALTY
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Harry
Brown was hanged at San Quentin
prison this morning for the murder of
a saloon man named Dunn in Del Norte
county on December 20, 1904.
He ascended the scaffold at 10:30 and
was dead within twelve minutes from
the time the trap was sprung.
He went to his death without a word,
although in the early stages of his i'm
prisonment he had been considered in
corrigible and had given the prison
officials great deal of trouble.
Rev. Father Walsh of San Rafael at
tended him at the execution.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
BERKELEY GETS COLLECTION
Bradige Botanical Specimens, Num-
berlng 100000, Donated to the
diversity of California
IN Assoclated Press.

BERKELEY, Sept 7.-President
Wheeler today announced the gift to
the University of California Of the en-
tire botanical collection belonging to
vldr. Bradigie and wife of Los Angeles.
This consists of 100000 speciments.
together with 500 volumes, giving Cali
fornia the largest collection this side OF
Cambridge, Mass.
Another gift announced is that of 300
historical volumes by Mrs. Mary Will
son as tribute to the memory of her
husband
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
ASSASSIN'S PLANS
ARE FRUSTRATED
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOcIated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG Sept. Tt be-
came known today that an attempt on
the life of M. Kyshonovski. vice minis
ter of the interior, was made a few
days ago.
revolutionst, attired as an army
officer, appeared at the chancelIery of
the interior and asked for an audience
with the vice minister, but while the
revolutionist was awaiting an answer
porter noticed his uniform was in
correct.
Before the man could be arrested he
became aware that he was the object
of suspicion and succeeded in escaping
from the building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Weber Again Reprleved
Y Associated Press.


SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 7,-Gov-
ernor Pardee. at the request of At
torney General Webb and District At
torney Robinson of Placer county, has
granted a reprieve of fifteen days to
Adoph Weber, sentenced to be hanged
next Wednesday at Folsom for the
murder of his father. mother, sister
and brother at Auburn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
EInd Skeleton Under Floor
Associated Press.

BY Associated Iress'
sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Sept.
7.-Under the floor of lonely hut oc-
cupied by a hermit named James.
near here, the skeleton of a man was
discovered today. The hermit COM
mitted suicide last night and the author
tiles in searching the place in which
James had lived alone for years made
their chastity find.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

Tissues owl car schedule.
2-DriVer Injuries woman.
3-Returns home from Europe.
4-Editorlal.
5-city news.
6-Sports.
7-Southern California news.
9-Markets.
9-Classified advertisements.
10-RaIlroad news.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
LOCAL

speculator Henry p. Barbour returns TO
Long Beach to settle up claims.
Southern Pacific appropriates San Pedro
breakwater.
Water board declares city wants exclu-
siye Owens river rights.
Chief Lips driver runs over woman
blcyc- st on Broadway.
county. Y
of the finest cars
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Cardinal kopp Honored

BERLIN, Sept 7.-Emperor William
has decorated Cardinal Kopp with the
order OF the Black Eagle the highest
Prussian decoration. This is the first
time the order has ever been con-
ferred on a Catholic prelate.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
White After oovernorshIp

WATsONVILLE, Cal. Sept. 1.-THE
name of Edward White. brother of the
late United States Senator Stephen
White of this city. Will be presented
to the Democratic convention at Sac
ramento as candidate for governor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
Judge J. L. McCreery

L. McCreery of Washington, member
of the board of review of the United
States department of the interior,
died here today after an operation for
appendicitis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
EnaIand Eurnlshes Gold

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE United
States purchased $3,02OOOO of eagles
from the Bank of England today,
making nearly $7,5OOOOO In gold OBJ
tanned from this source during this
week
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
eraekett Out for Governor

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 7.-State Senator
Edgar r. Bracket of Saratoga today
announced that he is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for gov
ernor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08

is STILL
DEFIANT
Demands December
Elections Be
Annulled
Otherwise the Insurgent
Leader will Continue
Fight in Cuba
Two Bridges Blown Up With Dyna-
mite Delays All TraIns-Reb-
els Number Five Hun-
dred Men
PEACE OVERTURES
BLOCKED BL GUERRA
BY Associated Press.

@ By Associated Press q
@ HAVANA, Sept. ALI peace 8
@ overturcs nre blocked by the re- @
@ fusal of PinO Guerra, the insurg- @
g ent leader in Pinar del Rio prov 8
@ ince, to enter into any arrange O
. ment for an armistice. Guerra,s @
@ answer to the governments an- g
@ nouncement of its offer to grant n @
@ ten days armistice is the blowing @
@ up of two bridges on the Western @
@ railway, the cutting of every COM o
@ munication beyond PfDar del Rio @
g and an attack on San Juan de Mar O.
o tinez. H9 @
@ 1t is believed here tonight that @
@ San Juan de Martinez is in the g
O. hands of the Insurgents and that Q
@ the garrison, consisting of 100 o
@ government recruits and small 8
@ force of mounted rural guards, has @
@ been defeated or captured. %
o The fact that other leaders of @
o the insurrection are willing to q
@ agree to an armistice can have lit @
@ tie effect so long AS Guerra is de- 9
@ termined to prosecute the war, and @
@ there is slight doubt in any quar- g
O ter TINT Guerra can control the S3
@ situation. .
@ Pine Guerra, 1t became known @
@ late today, has formally notified O
@ General MencOaPs emissary that @
@ he Will not accept the armistice O
9 unless the government promises to O
@ annul the elections of December @
8 last. @
@ In spite of this decision of the o
@ insurgent commander another @
9 committee is going to Pinar del @
8 Rio tomorrow in an endeavor to g
@ persuade Guerra to come to Ha- 9
@ vana and treat for peace. @
@~ % 9 9 @ @ 20 o @ g % 900 9 90
By Associated Press.
HAVANA, Sept. 1.-Two bridges of
the Western railway between Pinar del
Rio and San Luis, south of that city,
were blown up with dynamite this
morning. A force of men sent to repair
the bridges was stopped by body OF
rebels numbering at least 500 men,
General Avalos, commander of the
government forces, has telegraphed to
the authorities to send three rapid IRE
guns to the scene of the bridge de-
structon, in order to enable him to
protect the workmen sent to rebuild the
structures.
With proper protection the railroad
company officials think they can repair
the bridges in five days.
Guerra's force. however, is becoming
increasingly numerous in that part of
the country. The people there don't
think that the government can sup
press the insurrection.
Late this afternoon it was announced
Continued on page two.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

FORECAST
Southern California;: Fair Sat.
urday; fresh west winds. Maxi
mum Temperature in Los Angeles
yesterday, 80 degrees; minimum.
SO degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
REGISTER TOI

Don't fail 20 register today. Sept.
26 IL the last day Of grace n you
wish 70 vote this fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-08
TIME IS MONEY

You VIII have more time for
other things " yOru entrust more
of yOur tasks 10 Herald ads.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
Dublin Prosperoua

Dublin. Tex. Oct 20. -Numsroua
substantial structures are being erect
q here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
BESIDE HER BELOVED
Remains Of Late Mrs. Davis Rest
4 by Her Husband. 80
SIMPLE AND SOLEMN
Were the Services Held In Historic
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church aud
Thousands Followed BODY
to Hollywosd Cemstsry.

Richmond. Oct ao.-with tribute.
from a host Of representatives OF
many states In the southland the body
Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. widow Of the
presiden, Of the confsdsracy. was Fri
day laid 70 rest In Hollywood seue'
tory beside the grave Of her cistin.
guished husband.
The train bearing the body Of Mrs.
Davis arrived In the morning, and was
met BY Lieutenant Governor Ellison.
The members Of the Davis family pres
ent were Mr.. and Mira J. Addison
Hayes. Jefferson Davis Hayes. Miss
Hayes and Or. and Mrs. Webb. A de-
tail from the New York camp Of Con-
federate Veterans acted as honorary
guard.
Details from the local camp Of Con.
federate Veterans escorted the body TO
81 Paui's Episcopal church. There
the casket was placed in the base
ment Of the auditorium amid flowers
and floral designs.
About o'clock the easket was tax.
en- 70 the body OF the church. which
was packed. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Robert w.
Forsyth, rector OF the church, assisted
by Rev. DR.. William Jones, chaplain
general OF the Confederate Veterans:
hev. James Power Smith, who was
stonewall Jacksons chaplain; Rabbi
Callseh Of Beth Ahaba Synagogue.
richmond: Rev. DR.. Landon Mason.
Rev. Or. w. v. Tudor and Rev. DR.. N.
A. seagle. The services were OF the
simplest character. The procession
70 Hollywood ceme,ery was made an
OF the local battalion Of the Seven.
tieh regiment Of Virginia Volunteers.
company from Petersburg. the Rich.
mond Light Infantry Blues and the
Richmond Howitzers. local and visit.
Ing camps of Confederate Veterans and
Sons OF Veterans. Daughters OF the
Confederacy and the Cvnfeferste Me-
mortal association. There were rem
resentauves In line from most OF the
states In the confederacy. At the head
rode General Stephen d. Lee Of Mis-
shsippi In civilian garb. as chief mar.
shal Of the parade Rain fell almost
constantly. The whole route OF the
procession was lined with spectators,
who stood under umbrellas.
AZ the cemetery there was another
large gathering. The brief services
were conducted BY Rev. Forsyth and
Rev. DR.. seagie. The HowitIers fired
q salute and two companies OF the
Infantry fired three volleys over the
grave. Among the floral offerings
was one from President Roosevelt |
This, At the cemetery, was placed az
the base OF the monument over the
grave Of President Davis.
Taps were sounded by Bugler Cow. !
ardin CT the Richmond Howitzers. who |
performed a similar service for Presl. |
dent Davis and Miss Winnie Davis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
ARREST OF SIXTEEN.
Alleged Mexican Reyolutionist Are
Taken Into Custody.
FIFTEEN AT JUAREZ
Remaining One IL Being Held ct III
Psso, and IL Is Claimed That
discriminating Evidence Has
Been Discovered.

Fl Raso. Oct 20. Acting in con.
Junction with Mexican Consul Mallen
the Il Paso police made a raid on the
local junta Of the alleged Mexican
revolutionists. Pedro Gonzales was
the only man arrested here simul.
taneously with the raid on the Amer.
lean side Of the line the police Of
JuareE raided several well known
quarters in that city, where the revo.
lutionists were thought to meet, and
hftoen men were arrested. Documents
were secured In Fl Paso showing con.
necuon OF the local organization with
those OF St Louis. Douglas. Del Rio.
Laredo and Eagle Pass. The raid on
the Del Rio organization a few DAYS
ago led 10 the raid here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
OVER EIGHT MILLIONS.
Complies Estimates For Next Two
Year Have Been Received

Austin. Oct 2O.-Complete estimates
have been received by the comptroller
OF tho needs Of the various state de-
partments and institutions for the next
two fiscal years ending Aug. 81. 1909
They aggregate ss.49s.4ss. which IS
nearly 100000 more than was esti.
nated. and practically $1,000 90 more
thkn was appropriated for the two last
hseal years 20 run the state govern.
mont This increase Is most OF ali
Tor appropriations asked for perma.
nsnt Improvement for eleemosynary
institutions. Estimates received SAT.
urday were: University OF TeIas.
tlio,sa5 for nrst and ,i67.s25 for sec.
ond year; medical branch OF the uni.
Persity. ts&.f1s and Ssl .sss; college
Of industriL arts ,lso,4s ana tloe..
go; public printing. $4,000 for each
rear.
The monthly report Of Financial
Agent Wortham OF the state peniteu.
tiariea for esptsmber were made pub.
lln The report shows a balance OF
ttQsei oe hand siacs last report; re-
ssiyed dSrins September, SOS ,iss; ais
pVrfed eurins September. ts5sss;
le4yins balance on hand Oct 1 Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
ST. ANDREWS VESTED CHOIR.

The beautiful linfgieal service a, the
Episcopal church is being rendered accord.
ing to the prevailing custom Of that church
by a vested choir, fully organiIed and re-
ple,s with cotias, caps and eassocks. The
choir numbers twenty ehoris,es, OF both
sexes, and is used at morning and evening
prayer and at celebrations Of the Holy
Communion.
The public is cordially invited to these
services.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
CALL FOR MEETING.

MFR. c. z. Boyett, captain elect Of the
Bryan military company, has received a
letter from Col. Hu;chins Of Austin. that
he will be here Monday night 10 assist In
Perfecting the organization Of the company.
All members and those interested are re-
quested to meet at the courthouse At S
O'Clock MONDAY night. Oct. p.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
WILL REBUILD THIS SEASON.
A Telesrsphie Order Placed Yesterday
for Q Latest Improved Webb Press.

Tor Latest improved "epp r1ess'
The investigation of the plant OF
the burned compress having been
completed yesterday by Mr.. r. ID.
Webb of Minden, La, Manager
Wipprecht aud Engineer Wynne II
aoes this year Is found in the
will be found to have occurred
which occurred 2o Ia year:
The minor equinox OF that plI
the manufacturers at Reading.
Penn. for latest improved Webb
compress. II so happaned that the
manufactures have a press ready
for shipment. and il is expected
that il will be here in forty-fve
days, from which il is anticipated
that the new press will be in opera
ton early in December.
The compress was burned one
week ago and the pronptness with
which the Bryan Press Company
has risen to meet the emergency is.
highly commendable. The rub
bish left from the fire has been
piled for removal from the grounds
and the work. of preparation for
rebuilding is going rapidly for
ward.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
STOP GOLD EXPORT.

Thought Increase Of Bank Discount
VIII Cause This Result
LONDON. Oct a0.--After the surprise
caused in financial circles by the ex-
ceptional increase In the Bank Of Eng.
lands rate OF discount a feeling OF
great relief and confidence was mani
tested Saturday. as Il was believed the
6 per cent rate would prevent further
export OF gold. Nevertheless the stock
market continued 20 show nervous.
ness. but there was an absence Of the
feverish excitement which followed
the first increased rate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
BERGMAN HANGED.

Expressed .he Belief That He Was
Bound For Heaven.
Shreveport. Oct. 2o.-Ike Bergman
a negro. twenty-eisht years OF age
was hanged here Friday for wife mur
der The condemned negro walked
from his cell TO the scaffold. and said
he was ready 20 die. and expressed the
belief that he was on the road "a
heaven.
bergman fatally shot his wife be
cause she told stories on him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-21
OHIO EXECUTIONS.
White Man Hanged For Murder and a
Negro For Rape.

Columbia. Oct 20.-Commander
Johnson was hanged Friday at Conway
for the murder OF Rev. Harmon D.
Granger, Baptist preacher. who had
denounced Johnson for living in adul.
terry with Charlotte Simmons. The
woman was convicted also. and seat
20 prison for life. Commander John.
son was a white man Of means and In
fuence.
AT Bennettsyille Bob Dargan. a ne
gro. was hanged for rape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
WINTER kILLOUGH

Mr.. John Winter Of this city
and Miss Clara Killough Of whee.
lock were married 10 the parlor OF
the Baptist parsonage at ZOO
O'Clock last night by the pastor,
DR.. George b. Butler.
The bride is the daughter at Mr..
John Killough, a prosperous far.
mel Of Wheelock, and a charming
young lady, who was visiting in
this city. The groom is a son Of
Mrs. c. B. Winter, and recently
returned from Washington State.
The friends Of the young people
unite in wishing them much hap.
piness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
SENATOR BAILEY.

Senator Bailey is out in a lengthy
statement in reply to attacks upon
him, and asserts that his enemies
do not hope to defeat him, but to
injure him in the country at large.
He reviews the Waters-Pierce, II.
Clay Pierce and Kirby matters and
says the fight now made on him
is similar TO that made six years
ago when he was first elected to
the senate. He makes it clear that
he feels justified in the course be
has pursued in the public service
and in his professional practice,
and that he does not propose to
deviate from this course. 1t is
the opinion Of the Eagle that Sem
ator Bailey will succeed himself in
the senate. but that his influence
has been considerably weakened
there is no doubt. His connection
with corporate interests is distaste.
full to large numbers Of democrats
throughout the state, but the op.
position 10 him is not sufficiently
organized to be effective, and it is
not likely to be made so at this
time. He has the advantage Of
the vote in the primaries and the
subsequent Endorsement Of the
Dallas convention; also of that
which demands pos.
tive evidence of disloyalty before
rigging up the guillotine, and,
most potent OF all, the support of
hose whose faith in him is
mistaken. Nevertheless Senator
Bailey will not be as powerful in
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
VINO WILL BOARD A. AND N.
STUDENTS?

The Business League committee,
appointed to see about securing
transportation for A. and NJ. stu
dents between College and Bryan,
visited College yesterday afternoon
and found the authorities very
much puzzled about how to take
care Of the overflow of students.
They are desirious Of having these
students board in Bryan il il can
be so arranged, aud the committee
has asked the Eagle to request all
those who can take students to
board to notify Mr.. A. W. Wilker.
son at the City National Bank, in
forming him at the same time how
many students they can take and
what prices they will charge. The
committee must have this informa.
ton before they can look into the
matter Of securing transportation,
and it is important that Mr.. vii.
1erson be notified at once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Following are the cotton receipts
up TO 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon:
Lawrence Warehouse ....... 6Si6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
WRECK ON WABASH.
Passenger Train Crashes Into Freight,
with DIsss;rsus ResuIts.


With Disastrous Results.
Danville. H.. Sept. 2G-Passenger
train No. s OF the Wabash road. run.
ming from Kansas City 20 Buffalo.
known as the Buffalo Mail. and due in
this city at 4:52 a m. ran into an
open switch west OF Catlin. H.. early
Wednesday and crashed into a section
OF a freight train. All OF the passen.
ger cars but one turned over and
burned. Three persons are known 10
have been killed. and several others
are missing Thirty-seven were in.
iured. The dead are: Engineer ]. s.
Butler Of Peru. Ind; W. W. Ellison,
fireman. Lafayette, Ind. and Ed Hard.
ing. mail clerk, Ivesville. III. Among
the injured are j. ID. Foster OF Idav!lle.
Ind, cut on head: four children OF
Mrs. Livingston OF Kansas City,
thrown out OF car window by mother.
bu, caught In burning debris and badly
burned. some may die: the mother Is
not injured +. l.. Jessup OF Catlln.
mail clerk. burned and cut on head. not
serious; four children Of Mrs. J. ~.
Waldsdalm Of Guelph. Ont, badly
burned and all will probably die: w
A. Sinks Of Marion. Ill.,. chest injured.
hurt In head and leg. not fatal: George
Goldman OF Springfield H.. a stock
raiser, riding in stock car on freight
train. missing: George Morrow. the
porter, not seriously injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
RACE RIOT ENDS.
Business Has Resumed Normal condI.
tons at Georgia Metropolis.

Business Has Resumed Normal condl
tons at Georgia Metropolis.
Atlanta, Sept 26.-The race riot ST,
uation was in absolute control wednes
day morning and business resumed Us
normal conditions Schools were open
and well attended and all manufac.
turing plants and factories. which had
been suspended since Saturday. blew
their whistles at o'clock and began
operations. All saloons are still closed
and licenses 20 negro restaurants and
low bars have been rescinded by the
city council In special session. A citl-
Eens' committee OF ten. aided by the
mayor. police and military authorities,
Is In absolute control There was no
disorder Tuesday night, and with four.
teen companies OF state militia, a bat.
terry OF artillery. a battalion Of cavalry
and Increased police force on duty II
10 believed the riots are curbed and
peace permanently restored.