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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR FINAL RITES
HIGH H0NORS TO BE PAID
FRANCIS MURPHY
All Flags Float at Hall Mast and Will
Remain So Until the Great
Reformer Is Laid to
Rest

Complete arrangements for the fu-
neral of Francis Murphy were per
fected yesterday, and all over the city
in unanimous response to the request
by Mayor Harper, flags were hoisted
at half mast, mutely proclaiming the
great grief felt by the illustrious tenn
perance workers fellow citizens.
Until sundown Wednesday evening
this greatest of tributes ever paid to
soldier or civilian, the stars and
stripes at half mast, will be continued.
The mayor apprised the city council
of his proclamation, and further re-
quested that 1t authorize it's president
to appoint a committee to attend the
funereal service and to send a floral
offering.
Immediate action was taken, and the
council. adopted a resolution authoriz-
ing the city clerk to purchase flowers
and send them to the funeral.
Resolutions of coincidence were or
dered drawn and transmitted to the be-
reaved family.
In accordance with what is believed
would have been his expressed wish,
Francis Murphy will be borne to his
last resting place by men whom he
saved from dissipation.
Loved the Fallen
Although the great reformer num-
bered among his friends some of the
most prominent men, those nearest his
heart were always those whom his
gentle teachings had been able to lift
up and point the way to a better life
than they had known before.
From II o'clock Wednesday morn
ing until 2 in the afternoon, when the
funeral services will be held, the body
of Francis Murphy will lie in state at
the Simpson auditorium. DIR. Frank
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
RELATIVES SEEK TO
BREAK PECULIAR WILL
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. July 1.-The
contest of the will of Capt. Charles Y.
Hooker began today in the probate
court. At the time of his death
early this year, it was found
that Capt. Hooker, who left an
estate worth more than $550O00,
had ignored all his relatives and be-
queathed his money to the United
States government, naming Theodore
Roosevelt and his successors in office
as executors. Most of the real estate
was left as a site for a military
academy at Galesburg, ILL.,, with money
to be used as an endowment.
AS soon as the will was made public
the relatives began efforts to break It.
The city of Galesburg is fighting for
probate of the will.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
FRESNO GIRL ARRESTED;
WILL BE SENT HOME

Mabel Daugherty, said by the police
to be a runaway girl from Fresno,
was arrested on Washington street last
night and taken to the police station.
Three young men who are said to have
been with the girl when she was ar
rested escaped.
According to the police the girl, who
is about 16 years of age, has been liv-
ing in a grain shed on Washington
street since coming to Los Angeles
three days ago. Soon after she arrived
here word was received from her
parents to look out for her. Word will
be sent to her father today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
DRUNKEN AUTOM0BILISTS
INjURE THREE PERSONS
BY Associated Press.


Chicago, July IA woman and a
child were seriously, perhaps fatally
injured, one man was badly hurt and a
score of men, women and children mar
rowly escaped death last night when a
big touring car driven by David En-
wald. chauffeur, said to have been in
toxicated, swerved from it's course in
Center street, Evanston, and crashed
into a crowd of workmen waiting to
take the cars on the Chicago e. Mil
waukee electric railway at that point.
The chauffeur made no attempt to
slacken his speed and was making his
escape when men in the crowd
swarmed into the car and dragged him
and a companion named Martinson,
also said to have been under the in
fiuence of liquor, out of the automobile.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
MURDERER OF PRIEST
MAY BE EXTRADlT TED
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSoclALeu PresS.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Commissioner
Bingham asked the state department
today to apply for the extradition of
Boghos Farkain, an Armenian, from
Marseilles to this city on the SUPPOSE
tion that the prisoner is one of the men
involved in the murder of Father
Kasper Vartmain, the Armenian priest
whose body was found in trunk on
May %, here. Capt. McCafferty of the
detective bureau says that he has ev-
cry reason to believe that Boghos
Farkain is the man who was known
in this city as Paul Sarkisian and who,
with another Armenian, known as John
Mooradian, is supposed to have muir
dered the priest for the money that he
was thought always to carry in little
black silk bag about his neck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
MUST SHARE EQUALLY
LOSS CAUSED BY QUAKE
BY Associated Press.

xAb5OOIdIOU C5os
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-Another
one of the important legal points de-
veloped by the late earthquake was set
tied this morning when Judge Hunt
decided that the contractor and prop
erty owner were put on level by the
act of God and neither could recover
from the other in case of misfortunes
resulting from the quaking earth. The
court held that both parties must stand
equally whatever loss resulted to build
ings under construction-the property
owner that portion already erected and
the contractor the cost of whatever
material he has put into the construc-
ton of the job.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
JAPANESE ENTER
FROM MEXICO.
Thousands of orientaIs Wait for a
Chance to Cross Line and Washing-
ton Officials Are Planning
Means to Stop Practice
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-For many
months the bureau of immigration has
had inspectors in Mexico watching the
trend of Japanese immigration. Ac-
cording to reports received at the de-
partment OF commerce and labor 1t is,
perfectly evident that hundreds of Japx
anese laborers who arrived in Mexico
have no intention of remaining in that
country but regard it merely as stop
ping place en- route to. the United States.
1t Is not believed by the immigration
authorities that the Japanese govern,
ment is party to such an arrangement
as this, as 1t has discouraged immigra-
ton to the United States in every pos,
sible way. Thousands of Japanese
laborers are known to be in Mexico
merely awaiting an opportunity to enter
the United States. The border is about
1000 miles long, and as it cannot be
inspectors the smuggling of Japanese
into this country is a comparatively
easy task.
Efforts now are being made by immi-
grafton authorities to establish a sys- ,
tenn of inspection by which it will be
made difficult for Japanese or other
aliens to get into the United States
either from Mexico or from British
Columbia. 1t is not unlikely that Sec
retary StrauS of the department of
commerce and labor may evolve some
plan on the trip, on which he starts to-
day, to prevent this smuggling Of aliens
into the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
FOUR MEN KILLED
IN COLLISION OF CARS
By Associated Press.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 1.-Two
cars heavily loaded with steel, becom-
ing separated from train at the stee
works today, crashed Tito a shifting
engine, killing w. A. Gross. Harry
Marsh, William Dorney and Rudolph
Nuss, employees.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 1.-Miltor
Stonebaugh was killed and a dozer
others injured, some seriously, by be.
ing run over by train of cars at the
Ohio works of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany here today. During heavy rain
several men took shelter under train
when an engine backed down on to the
cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
Railroad Pleads Not Guilty
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Counsel for the
Great Northern railway today entered a
plea of not guilty in the United States
court to the indictments for alleged vio-
lation of the Elkins anti-rebating act.
The federal indictment charges that the
Great Northern granted concessions on
westbound shipments of sugar to the
American Sugar Refining company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
WHALING FLEET HAS
LITTLE LUCK IN NORTH
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA cable
gram from the master of the whaling
steamer Herman, dated Nome, June 25
was received in this city today and con-
tains the first news of the Arctic whal-
ing fleet. 1t gives the spring catch and
shows that the Herman, the Belvedere
and the Bowhead each got one whale.
All the other ships are "clean." Clean
In whaling vernacular is used purely in
q Pickwickian sense and simply means
mo whales
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
Army officer Retires
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July Upon his
own application, Brigadier General C.
F. Humphrey, quartermaster general OF
the army, was today placed on the
retired list with the rank of major gen.
eral and Major James B. Ayleshire
assistant quartermaster general, has
been appointed to be cuartermaster
general.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
BIG BROKERAGE FIRM
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
By Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 1.-THE
banking and brokerage firm of McKim
& Co. was placed in the hands OF
Charles Morris Howard as receiver
today. Mr.. Howard said he could not
as yet give any figures of the liabilities.
Mr. Howard gave bonds for 100000,
which would seem . indicate that the
liabilities were half that amount. With
drawals of deposits and poor business
coupled with the desire of Collins Nc
Kim, the chief partner, who is getting
along in years, to retire from active
business were given as the reason for
the aston.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
INDICTMENT RETURNED
AGAINST UMBRELLA TRUST
By Associated Press.

by ASSOcIateu PreSS
PHILADELPHIA. July 1--An indict-
ment was returned by the United
States grand jury here today against
the so called umbrella frame trust. The
indictment contains three counts, and
charges the National Umbrella Frame
company of this city, the Newark Rivet
works and the Newark Tube and Metal
works with conspiracy to form q
combination in restraint of trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
RedIands Bonds Valid
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July LIN a
friendly suit which was instituted by
the city of Redlands and it's trustees
against the city treasurer, A. e. Brook,
the supreme court today rendered de-
cision affirming the validity of a bond
issue of $4,000, the proceeds to be APP
piled for the electric lighting of the
city during the year 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02

Don't shop Saturday nights. All the
principal merchants are arranging to
close.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02

Don't shop Saturday nights. This hui
name appeal comes from hard working
clerks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
Rv Associated Press.

HONOLULU, July 1.-Arrangements
are being made to charter steamships,
each of which will carry 1000 Japanese
from Honolulu to Vancouver, B. c.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Ter, formerly of Bainbridge Mrs. TIL
Ter joined them ten days ago and made
visit at the exposition. and the party
arrived IN Washington the middle Of
the week. They will make a visit in
New York and Atlantic city before Mr.
Patterson and his niece return to their
homes. Mr.. Patterson is & member OF
the Maryland Patterson family. whose
ancestor was Martha Patterson. the
American wife of Jerome Bonaparte
King Of Westphalia. and of which the
Attorney General is also a member.
Mrs. James Malcolm Henry expeets
to spend the winter abroad. and viii
sail for the Orient early in the season
Lieut.. Com. and Mrs. George W
Laws viii spend the winter in their
Washington home. after all, for the
former served but one day at Annano-
lis. when his orders were changed Ia
the department in Washington Lieu
tenaut. Commander and Mrs Laws have
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
HISS WSTnORS

at the Hotel Dennis, Atlentic City. and
viii return TO their homes IN this city
about the first Of September.
Miss Elsie Schwartz. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Schwartz. who IS recov-
ering from a serious attack OF typhoid
fever. Is at their country home on the
Bladensburg rosd
Mrs. John H. Bel and her daughter.
Miss Jane NJ. Bell, are az the Majestic,
Asbury Park. and VIII not return to their
home. in Washington, until the middle
Of September.
Mrs. A. P. Meade and Miss Hattie
Cross are at the. Chalfonte. Atlantic city.
and viii return to their homes in this
city about the first Of September
Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Koch, Of this
city are at Atlantic city. for few
| weeks stay.
Mrs. J D. Wright. OF Washington, is
IN Asbury Park. and win not return to
her home in this city for some weeks.
| Mrs. ]. A. Mccall and Miss 3. Nc
Gregor are among the recent arrivals at
the Rio Grande. Atlantic City.
Rear Admiral E. H. C. Leutze and
Mrs. Leutze are at the Eaton Hall,
StOckbridge. Mass.
Mrs T W. Birney and Miss Erma
Radcliffe, of Chevy Chase. are in At
lantic City, and will return to theil
1 homes in the suburb about the first OF
September.
i Rear Admiral F. W. Dickins and Mrs
! Dickins. who are at their country place
THE Moorings." on Wooster Heights
near Danbury, Conn, are expected homt
early in the autumn. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Dickins have been travelling abroad
for nearly two years, and have just re
turned to this country
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Price. of Wash
ington. are at Atlantic City. and vii
spend the remainder of the season there
Miss Annie Lawson, of Capitol Hill
Is spending her summer vacation witt
friends and relatives at Chatham HILL
Va. She viii return when the schoo
term opens at the Eastern High School
On Monday. August 10. sixteen litu
people We're the guests of Miss Mayd'
Carnahan. 1872 Euclid street. to cele
brate her eighth birthday. Luncheon
was served on the lawn. after which
games and music were enjoyed.
Mrs. Smith. Of 1916 Nineteenth stree
northwest, gave musicale last even
ing. Those taking part were Miss /
Mac Farrow. violin; Mrs. swanton
piano solo; Mr.. Catlin. solo; Miss Bean
solo; Miss johnson. piano solo Jose
phtne Arnold. Rich, reading poem b5
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Personals

Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Edward
simpson left yesterday for a months
stay in the North.
Attorney General Charles J. Bona
parte left Washington on Friday after
noon to join Mrs. Bonaparte at the As
pinwau Hotel. at Lenox. Mass. where
AIrs. BonapaTte has been for a month.
They win remain away until about the
middle of September, and viii visit
Southeast Har6or. Ne. before their re-
turn to Baltimore Mrs Bonaparte viii
remain through the fall season at her
country home. Bella Vista, near Balti-
more. and not return to Washington
until the opening OF the social season.
T. F. Patterson. Of Bainbridge. Ga,
ans his niece. Mrs. E. B. W1tchard. OF
Athens. Ca. are the guests Of the for.
mer's daughter, Mrs. Theodore H I'll
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Mss 66ATPTc6 MILLS

homes in this city about the list 81
September
Miss Ethel n Bailey, Of Washington,
Is spending the remainder # the season.
at AsbuFy Park
Dr.. Joseph H Wood has returned.l
after an absence OF several weeks.
Roscoe aferiok left saturday for
months visit 10 relatives in Reidsville
and other. points in North Carolina.
Mrs Eugene F. Behrend has returned. {
after spending a month at Cape May,
\. J., where Mr.. Behrend spent part or
the time with her.
Judge Jesse NJ. Hiatt, of 1923 Harvard
street, NJ Pleasant, are entertaining Mrs.
Amelia Jenkins. a sister OF Mrs. Hiatt,
also her nephew and niece. Of Whining
ton, Ohio. They viii visit the James,
town Exposition while on their Eastern
trip.
George B. Belts. formerly of Washing
ten. Of Chicago. with his son, has
returned home. after a two weeks stay
with Mr.. Belts mother and his sister.
MIS- h n. DuNali. OF 4eA0 south CaFO-
lima avenue southeast.
Mrs. Arthur A. Custard and Mrs. Fred
Warner. Of Georgetown. are among the
late arrivals at Atlantic City. and VIII
not return to their washington home
until the first part Of September.
Mrs. s. G. McCaney. Of Eleventh
street northwest, has gone to New York
and in a few days viii sail for an ex-
tended trip abroad.
William B. Wilson. of Baltimore. is
snending the week end with friends in
/ Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Partridge (nee
Dingman) are in New London for
T six weeks stay. and win return to their
+ home on Fairmont street about Septem-
/ her u, after making a few days stay
! in Asbury Park
/ Mrs r E. Hanion and daughter nave
I h4ea making an extended trip TO New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Miller are at
the Shorebam. Atlantic city. for a
month. AIR Miller having joined Mrs.
Miller there after her several weeks
xssit u .kkss 800 q - l-sotheI. Ara
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Cadet q. r. GOethals al West POINT,
New York. and viii spend the month
of September in Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Recent news from Richmond IS inter-
esting IA Washington
Mrs. c. f. Buick and Miss Buck are
touring in their motor car through
southern France.
Miss Page Aylett Royal IS visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Johnston. the authoress.
and her sisters. the Misses Johnston.
/ are spending the summer in rural Eng
land.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Payton have gone
to New York for a short stay. and are
at~the Marlborough.
Mrs. Donald Balm and her young
4 daughter. Miss Donna Balm. OF Atlanta
arrived IN washington this week. where
they will spend the winter. Mrs BAN
and her daughter have spent some
weeks at the exposition and Norfoll
and Richmond They have been for the
past few seasons in New York
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Tru.
j man H Newberry. who is spending a
few weeks at. bis summer home OF
/ Watch Hill with his family. viii return
to Washington tomorrow.
Mrs. Gustavus werber. of this city
is al Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Gary, solo; Miss Wilmuth Gary, piano
solo; Mr.. Anderson, solos Mrs. Smith,
song (vrittea by her)- The pariors were
filed with Washington's greatest music
lovers.
Miss Maud Kennedy and Miss Blanche
Berry left yesterday for a considerable
stay al Colonial Beach. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Male have as
their guest their daughter, Mrs. Ellis,
wife of Lieut.. Rowland B. Ellis.
Fourteenth Cavalry. Mrs. Ellis viii re-
main with her parents until October
J. when she viii JOIN Lieutenant Ellis
at Fort Walla Walla.
Commander Richard T. MuIigan. L.
S. n. has been assigned to duty in the
Bureau Of Navigation and arrived here
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Hudson and Miss Rose
Jones are spending the remaining weeks
of August in Atlantic City
J. n. bearing and ". P. LeinbeTg are
isat the Southern. Atlantic City. and win
not return to their Homes in this city
until the 1st Of September.
! Lieut. Commander r. X Crank ar
rived in washington yesterday from the
! Naval War College. where he has been
in attendance at the summer conference
of officers.
Among the guests in the home of DR..
and Mrs W. T. Payne in Norfolk are
Mrs. ". T. Payne. mother Of DR.. Payne
| Mr. and Mrs. john Sparrow. Of Wash
/ ington. and other relatives from other
parts Of the country. making family
reunion
Among the recent arrivals at Atlantic
City are B. E. Mortz. f. D. Keider
I Charles L. Meyers. Arthur c. Knew. al
Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Warren and their
two children. Miss Dorothy Warren and
Earle Warren. are at Asbury Park
and win not return TO their home in this
city until tne middle of september.
/ Mrs. Conner ana her daughter. Mss
Marion Connor. both OF this city. are at
the Ponce de Leon. Atlantic City.
Mrs. II. P. Birchett. with ar. and
Mrs Z. J. Birchett. are at the Dennis
AtIanssc City. and will return 10 Lsesr
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

~ DAISY COTTON and her Miss
ZEE Park this with
~ here the 9Th of September only
they win north the remainder
the midst all gayee bewldering though they
still time rejoice the good fortune
100000 which be distributed
lucky Kenucans The Washington generous
B. B. spends
Washington the Cairo
the daughter of Mrs w Lexington
KY, The is
Springer involves the city of Wilmington
of land leased for years by
Of expire property
city valued s900ooOOo give
or o heir.
Mrs Chew is in Baltimore visiting friends
will apartment the
portion
she spends portion of the spring and fall
Alfred Harding Of Newark n J.
Kentucky rejoicing prospec-
tive possession Of nearly million.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

but just returned from the Asiatie
station. where the former has been
stationed for a year. and Mrs. Laws
has Travelled about to be near him. She
spent some time in Tokyo as the guest
of the former American Ambassador TO
Japan and Mrs Luke Wright. who are
Commander and Mrs. Laws have
charming home in Georgetown:
The wedding of Miss Teresa F. Grown
and Thomas W. Moreland is announced
for Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the home Of the bride on Florida ave
nue..
G. A. Thornton and daughter. Miss
Lena Vance, of Massachusetts avenue,
are visiting relatives in Virginia.
Misses Agnes saxty, Gertrude Gass,
Annie Harmon, and Edith Appleby, of
the Washingtonians, have been spend
ing the past ten days in Atlantic City.
ON the return trip they viii stop in
Philadelphia and Baltimore for a few
DAYS. going from Baltimore by boat TO
! the jamestown ExpOsitisn. They viii
/ arrive home ABOUT oGPAeAAiptA l.
/ Miss Katie Staten, Of the club. has
lust returned from a months outing at
Pen Mar.
Mai. George E. Pickett, rSsraaster U.
s. A.. who has been on dGty at Fort
| Monroe, has been transferred to duty
again in Washington and will come tc
this city on September 1.
Major Pickett entertained in honor
of Mrs. c. A. Swanson. wife Of the gov
ernor Of Virginia. last week. Among his
! ether guests were Mrs. James Lee Shell
/ ton, Mrs. Hope. Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Samuel
and Miss Mamie wadden. Captain and
/ Mrs waldron. Z. S. A; Captain Hero
/ A. c.; Commander Eldridge, U. S. n.
Lieutenant Philbriek. U. S. A, and
Lieut.. .Fidley Mclean. Z. S. n. Major
! Pickett IS the son of General Pickett
OF Gettysburg fame. and has lived II
! Washington with his family for many
! years.
Mrs. George W. Cocktails and her son
Thomas r. Goethals returned to this
country. last week on the- S. S. Panama,
from tile isthmus where they were with
/ Colonel Goetha9s. chief engineer Of the
Panama canal Commission. They VIII
/ -.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

>z-HE season touched at Newport
royal prince has there and gone
further interest to that place butterflies
concerned The tide o will
the mountains for few weeks and country of
wealthy leisure
It has been season long to be remembered in the social annals
Of Newport the triumph stuyvesan
all but stamped her the legitimate successor of Mrs Aston as the
social dictator Mrs distinctly cleverest
5sa social leader known for many years and probably the most
brains and artistic paramount
+ + z
~ URING during which she was hostess
~ Washington,
society taste fitness
wise in her clothes which are sinlarlv eautifI nrnate and
Fish entirely
anyone is
Of ocial amusements
Truly another
vanderbi Goeets displaced by
AiIses, Berwinds and E. Thomases
z r +
IL HARBoR had season. The year marked
IN opening great Building Arts,
~ o
many years Prominent among these is Mrs Henry F Dmocl sis
Of the William Whitney actively
interested of the enterprise long
musical center in the summer time and the need for the building
many seasons there were always the con-
"o
IS prove elephant
and dedicated; be
it win approach the elephant Bar Harbo has
artistic element music and all there
such building and music hall should be supported
= E z
90 year is
EH opening charming bungalow y.
Slater Washington interesting
which situated
picturesque building pictur-
yachts and other craft
win unique along
hersis Hunt Slater who,b by way,
married brothers IN Boston and who live side by side in Washington
society,
They beautifully
a charming
beautiful complete music feature of all
has Skaters
accomplishing building
Mrs Francis Weman New York
ing her in opera Emma Juch
2 = 2
~ of the still active.
kNJ which long
destinations and important OF
Secretary budding
way Paul. Ann- be by
Gardiner they Secretary
2.
visit through Yellowstone
Canyon win proceed their sailing point
teresting the
Miss Margery Cotton and her brother Col Cotton
United who viii Manila
pleasure territory
other duties his station Colonel Cotton
their and Miss
of attention
week Washington with father preparing Journey
they returned
and sister left their long
.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Mrs Eugene r. Behrend has returned
after spending a month at Cape May,
\. J., where Mr.. Behrend spent part OF
the time with her.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Roscoe RdGrlck LETT Saturday Tor
months visit 10 relatives in Reidsville
and other. points in North Carolina