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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

that It is thought that she will not live
long, probably not long enough to know
whsther or not she Is granted new
trial.
In peculiar contrast to the Margaret
Williamson case is that of Mrs. Aurelia
Scl.eek, who copfessed her assistance
in the most cold blooded murder OF the
southwest's history in order that she
might further dishonor herself with her
criminal love for Stackpole
Last week Mrs. Scheck smilingly left
the Jail free woman without even a
years penitenoe in states penitentiary
while sad faced little woman
watched her departure from behind the
bars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
ORDERS NEW SUITS FILED
Attorney General Moody Enforces the
Safety Appliance Act
BV a AssOcia ted Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Acting on
reports submitted by the interstate
commerce commission, Attorney Cen
eral Moody has directed that suits be
brought against large number of ad-
ditional railroad companies for viola
ticn of the safety appliance law.
The defendants and the districts in
which the suits will be brought and the
number of violations include: Arizona
& New Mexico railway, district of New
Mexico, two violations: II Paso &
Southwest ern railway, district of New
Mexico, one violation; Fort Worth &s
Denver City railway, northern district
Of Texts, two violations.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
Places Embargo on Shipments

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Because
of the reported general congestion OF
traffic on the Northern Pacific, the
Southern Pacific has placed an embargo
on shipments destined for transporta-
ton over the Northern Pacific lines.
The scarcity of cars caused by the
phenomenal movement of freight every
where has made the Southern Pacific
extra cautious about losing the use of
cars by having them tied up in some
inaccessible place along a blockaded
main line of another company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

and the passenger railway stations in
Chicago is now a thing of the past.
The postoffice officials today began
using the tunnel system between the
general postofIlce and the Chicago
Northwestern and the Polk street sta
tions.
The tunnels of the Illinois Tunnel
company are now In use between the
general postofflce and all the railway
stations of Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

quietly from the court room.
The twenty years sentence had falled
to annoy her, but the insinuations
against her character troubled her
deeply.
Reduced to Shadow
Since the beginning of her stay IN the
county jail Miss Williamson mas lost
five feet tan and the loss of flesh has
reduced her to scarcely more than a
shadow. 1t is stated by the inmates or
the ward that Miss Williamson con-
stantly mourns over the allegations
made against her. and Is gradually be-
coming SO depressed and melancholy
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

to dress, even when their physical con-
dition Is normal.
THE one fault which we hope to
remedy soon is lighting for the home.
The lamps used there now are a
menace to the place, especially since
the old people are careless with them.
We will do the best we can and as
soon as we can to relieve any hardship
by these old people"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
NO BOND MONEY;
WHAT OF POOR I?
'C0UNTY FARM IS A PUZZLE
TO SUPERVISORS
Had Planned Many Improvements to
Provide for Comfort of Poverty
Stricken Old People, but
Must Change Ideas

| With the county bonds voted down
and a very low fund for the purpose,
the scores of old and enfeebled men at
the county poor farm are wondering
what will become of them and whether
or not they will be compelled to live
with vermin for the rest of their lives.
Prior to the voting down of the bonds
the county supervisors stated that a
new ward building was to be erected at
the poor farm and that the much
needed improvements were to be made
as soon as the money could be secured
from the bonds They failed to state
what would happen if the bonds did
not carry, and that problem is now be-
fore them.
When the Grand jury report in re-
gard to the poor farm was received
several weeks ago there was a small
sensation caused because of the allie
cations set forth.
The jurors stated that the beds were
so filled with vermin that the old men
could hardly obtain a good nights rest.
1t was further alleged that most of the
old men were compelled to do work far
beyond their strength and that the food
served them was often tainted and
generally so diluted that it failed to
give nourishment.
The supervisors planned to build
further additions with the bond money
so that the old people could be sent to
one ward while the other could be
renovated and cleaned, and the change,
every week or two would keep both
wards in good shape. 1t was also
planned with the money from the
bends TO inaugurate a new system Of
work for the old folks so that none of
them would have to do more than the
most ordinary light form of exercise.
Chairman Patterson of the board OF
supervisors, in speaking of the condi-
ton at the farm yesterday said:
Board Doing Its Best
1--WE expected to make many i'm
proVements at the farm if the bonds
were voted and the fund supplied.
Since the bonds failed to carry we have
been doing the best we can to i'm
prove the conditions there, and ar
rangements are now being made for
such improvements as we can afford
out of the regular fund.
"The county poor farm has been
fairly we'll managed, but If necessary
we will change superintendents and get
another man, but that man must be a
first class manager, fitted to do such
work as experimenting a farm. At
present the farm has a good dairy at
tacned WnlcH supplies iiot oiiy the oiu
people with dairy products but also
supplies the county hospital. 1t also
I has a poultry department, and the old
folk have all the fresh eggs they want.
"The farm has a fair acreage of
vegetable garden. and this is worked
chiefly by the old people. The heavy
work is done by employees, while the
puttering about is turned over to the
inmates. That work Is very light and
is simply healthy out-of-door work.
"There is this, however, in the COM
plant OF the old people: They become
very childish and finally do not even
want to get out of bed to get their
meals. Many of them have to be urged
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
Harriman's Cousin Disappears

BY ASSOclated PTesS.
BERKELEY, Dec. 2.-The Berkeley
police have been advised of the disap-
pearance of l. S. Averill, first cousin to
e. H. Hartman, who holds high posi-
ton in the freight department of the
Southern Pacific. Averill has been
missing since Saturday morning, at
which time he went to Oakland for the
purpose of drawing money from the
bank to send his son to Panama. His
wife is prostrated.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

up the prosecution.
Spirit Is Broken
Miss Williamson was arrested on the
murder charge and in default of bail
was lodged in the county JAIL pending
trial in the higher courts. She has al
ready passed her fortieth birthday and
the strain of a years incarceration has
broken her spirit and her health and it
is thought that she is fast nearing the
day when courts of this world and peni-
tentiaries will have but little terror for
her.
According to the statement of Mrs.
Sittel, the matTon of the county Jail
not the crime i'm itself, but the allega-
tons made against Miss Williamson
during the trial, by the prosecuting at
torneys in charge prey on the mind of
the frail little creature and cause her
sleepless nights.
The young man who was murdered
by Miss Williamson while a guest i'm
her house came to Los Angeles after
having worked at Pomona. When the
story of the tragedy came to light in
the superior court, Miss Williamson tes-
titled that the young man had annoyed
her and had made vile proposals to her
TO the Scotch woman, a devout Presby-
| terian and member of the old school.
the proposals were so Infamous that she
could not endure them. Even the rough
language of the boarders at her estab-
lishment had been shocking to her. and
when the young man, as she testified.
had made Indecent proposals to her she
ordered him from her boarding house.
Says 5oarder Assaulted Her
He went, but returned two days later
and, according to the womans testi-
mony and evidence of marks on her
wrists and arms, the boarder assaulted
her in her room.
She says she beat him off and seized
revolver and went to his room and
ordered him to leave. During the ex-
citement, she says, the revolver was
fired and the bullet striking the boarder
I'm the forehead killed him instantly.
while the woman, frenzied with the
fear Of what had happened, called an
ambulance in the hope of saving the
mans life.
At the trial, the subject so horrible TO
the woman and for which she had
jeopardized her life, was the chief at
I tack made by the district attorneys
/ deputy TO the Presbyterian woman
these allegations and accusations were
like hot brands, and they scared deep
into her soul.
She was convicted of murder and SEN
| tenced to twenty years Imprisonment
in states penitentiary and walked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
Eilinn COSTS S15o.oOO

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2.-The Chi
cago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railway has
filed with the secretary of state articles
Increasing the company's capital stock
$3.50, 900 900. For so doing the company
paid S150,010
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03

Actually, now, where is the best
place 10 obtain the best breakfast,
lunch. dinner or supper In Los Angeles
at moderate rates2" Why at
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
DELIVERS MAILS UNDERGROUND
Chicago Tunnel Service Does Away
with Wagons
BY Associated Press.

FNH0UN
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Wagon service
for carrying mail, except registered
matter. between the general postoffice
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-03
Spirit Is Broken

he had many of them, Immediately took
up the prosecution.
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FOB aENT-TnE BLISS PROPERTIES.
There are only a few apartments left
~ sAeD Ou Il 5 ST. 'e wv %t.0"'
Facing Capitol Park.
16 apartments Of = and 3 rooms EACH
with buffet kitchen. cabinet refrigera-
tor. mantel book cases. porches. heat
and hot water. and Iong-distance tele-
PRICE. $50 UP.
THE ASTORIA,
3D. AMI @ SITS. NV. tnear pension Office.
Rooms. single or en- suite. Electric
elevator. steam heat hot water, light
free. Building has modern drug store.
excellent cafe and barber shop. AL.
ROOMS. 50 Up.
THE PENHuRsr,
4S II st. me-
One-half block from government print
ing office. Apartments, and rooms;
steam heat and hot water.
$40 UP.
THE RAYMOND,
S14 22d ST. NV.
t 9ssofed h.. ENTIRELY Su to s sfsm sd
baths. private balls. steam heat and hot
water. An outside rooms Of good size
and well ar PRssss 80, rip
THE KINGMAN.
423 Mass. ave. NV.
Desirable location. Modern building.
But one 6-rovm apartment for rent.
PRICE, $40.
TIE Lorraine.
1aU4 Park ST. NV.
Columbia Heights apartment build
Ing. But one apartment renRiDs.
rooms and bath.
f35-eo.
9Th AID X SIS. NE
Two-story nats, frsut and rear porch.
es. nice lawns. heat and hot water
supplied from one plant. rooms and
bath.
folder. descriptive Of all properties.
mailed upon request. Write or teie-
phone.
W. T.. .CoWEN. Manager. Room 20,
Bliss bldg, 2b B 1t. NV. Phone e. eS6.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
On st. NV. bet. 18th and 18th. II
rooms and two tiled baths. per yr. ,OO00 %
rent free. -. CO. 90
l717 Q ST. NV. Tor. & b.: key at Cairo. 1890
1889 Park I'd. NV. 12r.. b.; large grounds g 8S
2516 18th st. NV, TT, b.: steam heat. 90. 90
POS 4th at. Sc. IL rooms and bath. ...... 5000
On Euclid st. bet. 18th and 18th. 10 rms.
and hath; hot-water heat. 4O.65
On Mass. ave. bet 9th and 10th. Or. b.. 1880
On 11th st. bet. Q and r sts.. Dr.. b.:
nice house for colored tenants. 4O5O
1921 School st. NV. IL rooms & bath. 81. SO
Nice house I'm BIoominrdsie @ rms & b.. 50. so
III Sd At NV O roou's and hath ~ so. 90
1919 9th st. NV 10 rooms and ba 80. 5000
1904 4th At NV ar a b.: latrobe heat 20. so
300 18TH at Sc room, q. so
sos nth Ut. s.w.. 8 rooms Is. 30
Sol nth ct sw, 8 rooms and bath. 300
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO., Inc.
oc6-2t 1903 Y. 7. ave-
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TIE IMPERIAL APARTMENT, 18TH AND 90.
lumbia road: oserlooks entire city and Rock Creek
Park: hare only OF the most desirable apart
ments left, soufhweet corner front. One 5-roain
aud reception hafl, 455: one Sroom and reception
hall $35. Apply to Manager. In building. or to
oc3-tf
FOR RENT-CHoICE APARTMENT, 6e2k a1-
me-: rooms. tled bsth; latrobe heat: absolutely
WIIiiGE. GfhhS . DANIkI. sos . sos istA o.
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APART1GENTs TO LET.

17SS WILLARD sT-APARTMENT ON FIRST
noos eontainins rooms and bath: rent reduced
rent reduced to $3.50 per month. Separate fur
for each dat. WILLETT q REINECKE
90. Qnc.), SIS 18th ct. oc6-3t
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THE VALOIS,
1880 Mass. ave.
Overlooking Thomas Circle-Seyeral apartments
left, S25 to $50.
PEACHY & HAGNER. Agents
0c36t-6 HOG Conn., ave.
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAUL CO.. TTH 9 Z NV.
The Home" 7th and Mass. ave. NV,
and rooms. all modern; centrally located.
$50 so and $A7.60
The Juniata. I42A W st. NV. lr. and Or.
The Nantuciet. iiis " st.. rooms and d NV
bath .......'.............. $3.50
rooms and bath. 90 to 80 50
1919 It'll NV. ID 6oor Or. and b. ......... $500
l345 L NV. ID floor. Dr., b.........~.... 500
The Bryn Mawr. 1915 You ST.. Ar b.. s05O 81 so
1915 It'll NV. Sd floor. e.. and b.......... 5000
l106 st. NV, Or. and h................ 5000
1922 9th Ut. NV. Sr. and b.............. n 80
696 ct. NV, Sd door. 5r. and b. 10000. 80
8Sl llth ne. LIST noor. Sc. and b......... q. 50
612 Tenn. ave- me-. ID floor. Or. and b. -. ~. 50
1754 willard Ut. NV. Sd door, Or and b.. p so
III eth 1t. NV. ist hoor. Or. and b. q. 50
Jig @ 1t. n.e, br. and b................. n 20
. st. NV. 81. and b., average rent. -. 20 50
laos list n.e.. LIST Aoor 6r..............,. 20 50
5l2 Tenn. ave. no.. LIST floor. 5r and b. 20. so
BIZ Fla ave. NV. ID door. 5r and 3d.. 70. so
lzl6 H ne. I'd floor. 4r. and b........... 1880
20I r ut. NV. 3r. and b.................. 1850
642 Morton Ut. NE, 4r. and b. ............ 1900
12z9 Duncan Me-, 4r. and b............... Is 50
80 O st. NV. Sd door, Ar and b. II. 80
1915 8 Car. Sc. ID door Ar. and w....... 1850
1915 9Th Ut. NV, 2r.. "a door. ............ 500
1880 7th Ut. NV. Sd door front, 2r....... 7.J0
7l6 ut. NV, Dr.. "a noor. .............. TOO
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FOR RENT
WA H. SAUNDERS & CO.. f4O7 F.
1927 Mass ave- Ar 2b. | 1920 18th st NV 12r. %
1927 av. 12r. 2b. 1924 Il Az. lar, %.
1922 Fl Az. 14r. 2b. 2l2 Cap st. Tor. b.
Ef3 X at NV, 1T, b. 242O Pa ave. 9r, b.
1924 9th at NV, Or b. 1885 ed 1t NV Or. b.
3O48 N st NV, Tor. b. 1906 Belmont st. Or, b.
1904 N Gap. 10r. b. 115 G st ne. Or. b.
1907 Sd st NV. 12r, b. 1913 G st ne. Tor. b.
4O7 14th st me- Or, b. 1918 n st ne. 8r, b.
643 o st ne. Or. b. 1923 Md ne. 7r. b.
80 Porter st ne, Or. b. AZ Porter st ne, Or, b.
APARTMENTS.
1883 Willard st NV Or b. 1903 ID vt NV, 8r b.
1878 Oregon, Or. b. 1853 Willard st, 5r. b.
1923 S5th st NV, 5r. b. 341S 20 st NV. Or b.
164s Irving NV, Or, b. 1927 35th st NV, Or. b.
800 st me- Or. b. $751; NJ st ne, 5r, b.
18th 4 Ga Sc. Or, b. 1437 st Sc. Ar. b.
1887 18th Sc, 3r, b. 13691s l. st Sc. Ar, b.
1871 L st Sc. Ar. b. 1873 L st Sc. Ar, b.
iii 14th at NV. Ar. b. 1918 Oregon av. Or. b.
Once rooms. 700 18th ST. NV. 2 front rooms.
Store 3Ox33. 1104 18th NV; large show window.
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FOR RENT
912 7th ne. rooms, bath. furnace. 81. %
1881 4th ne. rooms. bath fmnaee..... $50
oc6-2ts OWNER, ~ v Ut. NV.
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WANTED-AEX. AXD MOMEN TO TRY Our
Rucbu Gin: for kidney and bladder trouble: pre-.
srfptioa Of late DR.: Warner af Baltimore. Sold
only By TIE John Weddprburn Co., Ul6 o.
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BEAUTIFUL krRoON CORNER APT; ALL OUT.
side rooms and very large; soatheasf exposuss;
Seer. ordered aEay: Apply 10 NaAaesr. Ta-Cso.
oogd. New HamunAfre Gves I'D I'm g. an13-ff ~
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NJ Flo Delaware ave. ne. (near the Capt.
lob -3-Story. attic and basement brick house
with 13 rooms and bath: rent reduced To $50
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No. 1244 llth st. n.w.-3-story and base
mcut brick house: 10 rooms and bath; in
good neighborhood mud on line; rent sos
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENLIST
capital and services in educational institutions:
money invested insured from loss. Address
CORPORATION COLLEGE. II Wall st. New
York. seor .o9f
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FOR RENT
1902 r. I. ave. NV. 10r and bath :. $50. 80
l703 N. Y. ave. NV. 13r and baths. SIS. 90
j. c. KENNEDY CAMPBELL, 1913 st.
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FLORENCE COURT tCal. ave. and Phelps
place)-N3w, MODERN, FIREPR0OF BUILD
schnsider architect. Delightful view Of city
and count1. HIGH ELEVATION. Spacious
arts Of 8, 5, 6. Z and rooms and bath. Pri-
vate exchange. Cafe. Reasonable rates.
THE ALBEMARI.E, 18th and r sts NV, new
nre-pruof building; EXCLUSIVE section OF city:
apts. Of 3. I, and EUens. A few aPts. only
remain BUT are ESPkri---A DE4jIRABIAE IN
SPECT TO-DAY.
THE WINDSOR lA2S ct. n.w.-NEw FIRE
PROOF BUnDISG: beautiful apartments, !, 8,
Inspect today. One beautiful bachelor apartment:
private hath; only 5000.
THE VIRGINIA. $40 @ st. n.w-Beautiful
apartments Of 8, and B rooms: rents SIS 90 to
$500: inspection invited before locating else
where; modern conveniences.
WA. A. YESTERDAY Qnco,
First Floor Bond bldg. Phone il. 2ie.
FOR RENT-GROoM FLAT AT 6le q 81 NE. !;
ami: In good condition; $3.50 per mouth
Appiy WIN. SHn01 H0E1cM 60.
0e34t - 0oeoenae -. :
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THE PLAZA.
Modern 7-story nreproof building. overlooking
Washington Circle. Superior to all others In the
most essential features that go to mako apart
ments attractive-iarge rooms outside hspt and
ventilation, spacious closets and q convenient
location. Only several apartments available,
2 to rooms and bath. Inspect today. Repre-
sentatives at building all dag.
r. e. BRADLEY. 1913 F st.
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issl "a ne. rsoa: AZ. 8 s $50
FOR KENr-BY LANES =. SHEA:
sol H st. n.e. store and dweiling. rs. 90
1880 1T. NV, II rooms. bath 10000. 400
1s2S 18th st. nv. rooms. bath. s::; ~ e eo
AZ n Ut n.w.. rooms. bath. .......... SOY
BIZ St NV. upper floors. rooms. bath. GO
81 18th st. se., rooms. bath, furnace. 22.5o
ga "a. ave. NV. entire ID aoor......:. 200o
eos Morris st. me-. Dat, rooms. bath. -. 1910
1884 n G ave. ne. = rooms, bath dS.So o
600 18th Ut n.e.. . rooms. bath. cellar. SOo0
12Oi 9th st s.w.. nat. 5 rooms. bath...... 1750
E;ag Prospect 49, e. ne rooms; water hath 1 1so
1895 11th st Sc. s rooms. water. ......... 100
81 e. NV. large room on ID floor. me 90
20 14th st. s.e.. rooms. water. ......... 100
2lle ct. NV, 3'rooms.. .....-........ 1-OO
FOR RENT-NICE COTTAGE PROPERTY; 17o5
T 1t. NV; rooms, cellar, toilet, large yard;
$2z.SO LUTHER L. APPLE. 612 14th st.
FOR RENT
l7oo T st. NV. 7r. cellar. large yard. so 60
6s9 - Callan st. ne. 6r. bot & cold water. 70
eesss rent IUrEEn ns Ar rR Z q: i4a
ALL TO BE PUT IN FINE CONDITION.
~ s1ss - e.s st. N.Y. rooms and bath q 80
1855 Girsrd PrincetOn1. rooms and bath. $3.50
oce-st waLrEs 4 BaowS. "a 18th ST y.
FOE nEsT- Bf J; I. kO1B,
n n Cap. 70. n siee1ss1. is.s ne. er. b. ESQ
sgsg NV. Ia. b. % o0tlsls Csdse DAT. q. 2xso
az Nd as ss' .s sa
200 Cap. r. b.. .27.5ol5ia 10th. Ii. b.....iu.5o
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