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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

fewer than seven newly wed couples
who tried in vain to make 1t appear
they had been married long time, but
many sympathized with the cruel joke
played upon one young couple whose
wedding had taken place only two days
before the Cedric sailed.
Some unkind person just before the
steamer left its berth distributed every
where about the ship red placards on
which was printed in scare tpye:
LET me introduce you to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Hecht, who are on their
honeymoon"
The sides of the stateroom were COW
cred with similar notices Their table
companions sympathetically tried to act
as If unaware the two we're bride and
bridegroom, and The latter blissfully
imagined themselves undiscovered. At
the last meal on board the woman who
sat next to the bride whispered to her:
Let me congratulate yoI on the
splendid way in which you carried 1t
Off"
"But how did you know it?" gasped
the other. amazed.
my DEAR" replied the elder woman,
"at the first meal YOU tried to hide
your wedding ring"
10" said the bride with a sigh of re-
lief, ''I was afraid you had seen those
horrid placards."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
PRINCIPAL BUILDING PERMITS

Among the building permits granted
last week were the following:
Brighton avenue. 2945-J. v. Peacock,
owner and builder; two-story, seven
room residence. $4,000
lockwood street, 1626-E. A. Clampitt
owner; H. Christian, builder; two-story,
eight-room residence, $4,000.
Fourteenth street, 1909, East-Roberti
Brothers, owners; Murphy & Cook,
builders; two-story factory, $685.
Second street, 1876, East-T. l.. Bacon,
owner; w. H. Jones, builder; five-story
building, foundation only. $4,000.
Westmoreland place, 691--Mrs. s. ia
coby, owner; G. d. Barkeley, builder;
tWo-story ten-room residence, $1,000.
Third street. 1902, West-D. H.
Hewitt, owner and builder; three-story,
twenty-six room store and rooms,
$4,000.
Figueroa street, 4277, south-McCar-
ty-Grenshaw company, owners and
builders one-story, seven-room resi-
dence, $2500.
Western avenue. 4s5o-Mrs. Kate
Green. owner; Tyler & Co., builder;
itwo-story, eleven-room residence and
barn, $780,
Larussa drive, 3452-S. D. Rannells,
owner; N. Pantius, builder; one-story,
six-room residence, s2s00
Wilton place, 1422--C. F. Bailey, own
er: Tuttle & Link. builders; two-story,
nine-room residence. $4,000.
Ortega street, 1042-R. E. Waite, 1912
Ortega street, owner and builder; one
story, five-room residence $4,000.
Forty-second street, 271, West--A. ].
Thomas, owner and builder; one-story
five-room residence, $1,000.
Harvard boulevard, 651--J. r. Wa
ters, owner; Anderson Mill company
builder; two-story, eleven-room resi-
dence, $4,000.
South Park avenue, 4215, South-G
Gainquinto, owner; M. Hururtz, build
er; one-story store building, $3.50.
Tenth street, 924. West-Mrs. Edna
Stone. owner; H. E. Parker, builder;
three-story, forty-fve-room apartment
house. $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
JAP PANESE LIKES
! THE M|KADO''
SEES NO INSULTS, ONLY FUN,
IN COMIC OPERA
Explanation Offered for Action of Lord
Chamberlain in Barring Production
Is That He Is Suffering "Ten-
porary Lapse of Humor"
special Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, May ia temporary
lapse of humor" is one of the mildest
explanations suggested for the action
of the lord chamberlain in Withdrawing
the license for 1.-THE Mikado" and for
bidding naval and military bands to
play selections from its music.
Not a single voice has been raised to
support the lord chamberlain, except
that of the foreign secretary, who said
in reply to question that he would
have acted as the lord chamberlain
had
1t would be difficult to exaggerate
the feeling of annoyance throughout
the country. 1t is voiced in practically
every newspaper in the land. $50 far"
SAYS one, "as one mans fussy mistake
NAV do mischief between two friendly
nations, the suppression of The Mika-
do seems the most likely thing in the
world to dar-pen the enthusiasm for a
Japanese alliance"
Ever since it was written "The Mi
kado" has been on tour throughout the
length and breadth of the united king
dom. It has become really an integral
part of the English theatergoer's pleas
ure in life, and now, to quote w. S.
Gilbert, the librettist, the lord cham
berIain has slaughtered outright prop
erty valued at $4,000.
Japanese Pleased with Play
It is not believed the Japanese en-
bassy made any representations In the
matter, nor has Prince Fushima, out of
consideration for whose feelings 1t Is
assumed the present action has been
taken. 1t is argued that there are no
grounds for any justifiable offense to
Japan's feelings in the play except, per-
hans, the representation of the mikado
on the stage.
K. Sugimura, special correspondent
of the Toxic Asashi, now in England
in connection with Fushima's visit, at
tended the Sheffield performance Thurs
day. He declared he could not find
any insults, and only much fun.
''It would be impossible" he said,
"for Japan to present the mikado on
the stage as a comic character, yet
even with us one of our most famous
noveIists, SaikalSu of the Genroku per-
iod, did treat the figure of the emperor
humorously, describing one of his char
acters as the emperor's doll. That
novel is still circulated in japan and
has not been prohibited. The English
people, in withdrawing the play lest
Japan should be offended, are crediting
nv country with a needless readiness
to take offense."
There is one faux pas in the music
which Sir Arthur Sullivan did not dis
cover for years aEter tne opera was
written. While composing it he was at
loss for typical "Japanesy" bit of
music to associate with the mikado. A
friend who knew Japan hummed him an
air which took Sullivan's fancy at once
and it forthwith was incorporated in
the opera. Long afterward a Japanese,
or a man who knew Japan well, ex-
pressed surprise to Sullivan that he
should have brought on the mikado to
the strains of one of the most shocking
songs In the Japanese tea houses.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
FUTURE KING
A MERE CADET
ENGLAND'S COMING RULER IS
SHOWN NO FAV0RS
Prince "Eddie" Fitting to Rule Men
by Course In Naval School Where
He Is Treated Like
Other Boys
special cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
OSBORNE, Isle of Wight May IL
cadet Edward of Wales" is the Off
cial designation of Britain's future
king now 10 years old, at the Royal
Naval school here, which he entered
last Wednesday.
He is placed on precisely the same
footing as his fellow-cadets. Instead
of being saluted by everybody, he must
now salute his superiors whenever and
wherever he meets them. He is
obliged, under penalty of being put
through the defaulter's drill, to obey
the lightest command of his skip
per-" as the boy captain Of each class
is styled.
He sleeps in dormitory with thirty
other lads, the only furniture being
long row of white cots, at the foot
of each of which is sea chest con-
tanning the kit. Prince 'Eddy's' is
the regulation kind in both make and
quality.
When the Prince of Wales intro
duced his son to his skipper" on
Wednesday the little prince, already
wearing the regulation uniform, stood
at attention" instead Of shaking
hands, and respectfully touched the
peak of his blue cap with the back of
his right hand. When his father left
the next Qay the new CdueI Iledrly
cried, but he kept back his tears and
saluted in naval fashion.
He is an active, healthy, rather high
strung boy, and this Is his first real
experience in meeting other lads on
plane of perfect equality.
This is his daily routine:
$50 a. m.--Rise, take cold bath,
dress, drink mug of cocoa.
Z a. m.-Study
7:45 a. m.-Cease study.
1850 a. intake breakfast of bis
cults and coffee.
S:55 a. m.-Prayers.
9 a. m.-Navigation.
11:15 a. m.-Milk and biscuits in the
messroom.
11:30 a. m.-Study.
p. m.-Dinner.
2:15 p. m.-Studies.
4:3O D. m.-Tea, milk, buns; two
hours liberty and sports
$50 p. m.-Recall flag hoisted.
Z p. m.-Tea, bread, butter, jam.
7:45 p. m.-Preparation for next day.
8:45 D. m.-Turn in.
9:15 p. m.-Lights out.
$3.50 d. m.-Commander's rounds; all
snug.
This system, which, it is claimed, is
the finest method of education at any
institution, has been heartily irdorsed
and commended by the Prince of
Wales, himself a trained sailor. The
aim is to obviate any possibility of
slackness and to turn out men who
can rule men.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
IMMENSE FORGERY
MAKES WIFE FREE

Special Cable to The Herald
LONDON, May 11.-A forged check
for 100000 loomed up big in the dis
cussion of a scheme for separation
which took place not long ago between
British peer and his wealthy wife,
the latter being az we'll known in
America as in England.
1t had been agreed between the par
| ties that a separation was eminently
desirable. The wife had been miserably
unhappy in her marital relations, and
| her friends, both American and Eng
| lish, had not wondered at 1t. On the
other hand, the husband had not found
perfect happiness in his domestic circle
because his wife was not the sort to
tolerate a disregard of the obligations
he had assumed toward her.
Husbands Demands Heavy
But when the lawyers got to work
arranging the terms of the separation
they found the task one of Difficulty.
A number OF questions arose on which
there was stubborn disagreement be-
tween their clients. The wife felt that
her husband was demanding more than
he was entitled to and more than she
was willing to concede him. time
came when it seemed to be Impossible
to complete an amicable settlement.
Just then the forged check came to
light. 1t was discovered when the wife
undertook to reconcile her account with
that of her bankers. She found on look
Ing at the bankers statement charge
of 100000 which she did not under
stand
Inquiry at the bank brought forth
the reply that the charge was for a
check which had been presented regu-
llarly and had been PROMPTLY paid. The
wife knew she had not issued any such
check and at once demanded that the
check be produced for her examination.
When 1t was shown to her she pro-
nounced it forgery.
YieAs When Check Is Found
"Don't bother the bank just now," her
solicitor advised, land do not. for the
present, communicate with your hus-
band about it. Just let me see If 1T
cannot be made of considerable advan-
tage in respect to the separation agree
ment."
1t proved useful. By means of it the
solicitor easily inspired the lawyers for
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
A Brisk Fiesta Week

The Los Angeles Investment company
reports sales of the following houses on
Deeble tract Fiesta week:
To William B. Whipple. six-room cot
tage at 1907 East Thirtieth street; $26OO.
To Frank I. WhippIe, four-room cottage
at 1880 East Thirtieth street; $1,000. To
Melissa D. Capron, five-room house at
1915 East Thirtieth street; $250O. To
Gertrude Rothenberg, five-room house
at 1904 East Thirtieth street; $4,000. To
Eugene A. Kelsey, six-room cottage at
1889 East Thirtieth street; $4,000. TO
Grace v. HoRdley, six-room cottage at
1916 East Thirtieth street; $2650.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
Jefferson Street Agency Sales

Yhe following sales Tor the past week
are reported by 7. L. O'Brien & Co.
at Jefferson and Main streets:
Lot on the southwest corner Thirty
fifth and Maple, 110x125 feet, $4800:
Thomas Colwell to v. Gustafson. Will
improve with modern apartment
house.
Alexander Stewart to James Bailey,
lot 50x152 feet, improved with a SIX
room cottage. on Thirty-second street
between Main and Grand, $4150
William ]. O'Neil to Madame Nor
dica, lot 5ex12s, on Wall near Fortieth,
$1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
KAIsER'S GRANDSON
RULES THE NURSERY

BERLIN, May 11.--Baby Prince Will
liam takes after his grandsire in more
ways already than in looks. The re-
semblance of features is striking, and
so is the resemblance in disposition to
dominate. Though the William " Of
the future is only ten months old to-
day, he holds undisputed sway over
the imperial nursery
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
Bought a Fine Home

Mrs. Jefferson Chandler has paid Vira
r. Tousley $4,000 for modern four
teen-room house at 1874 ST. Andrews
place, lot "a by 17S feet, highly i'm
proved. After spending the winter in
Los Angeles with her family Mrs.
Chandler decided to reside here per-
manently The deal was closed through
Althouse Bros.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
East Forty.eIahth street

Cornell & Co. report the sale of the
property at 733 East Forty-eighth street,
a four-room house, lot 40 by 165 feet,
sold by Orlando r. Jockey to David Ii.
Geigers; consideration $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
CEDRIC AS A BRIDAL SHIP;
CRUEL JOKE ON ONE COUPLE

LONDON, May 11.-Passengers who
came on the Cedric say the vessel was
a veritable bridal ship, there being no
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

the other side with spirit Of reason
ableness. They, in turn. quickly
brought the husband to such frame
of mind that he was not disposed TO
persist in certain demands that the wife
considered must be Objectionable. 1t
did not take long after that to bring
about a settlement.
1t is is said that the wife does not a
bit begrudge the money she lost
through the forgery. What she got
through it she considers well worth
100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED

Following are the permits issued from
the office of the chief inspector of build
ings Saturday and classified according
to wards:
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-11
Red house
January 100

January !, 1907.
Nr-. samuel ID. Gaulding spent the
holidays with her parents Mr.. and
Mr. O.. 81 Berkeley.
Little Annie Baker spent last week
with bier aunt Mrs. sam. Ihackston.
Mis, Omand Holt, Of Lyuchburg,
81, tae guest OF Miss Myrtle Bailey.
Sis. Annie Andrews returned home
saturday after pending several days
with her cousin, Mis-, Virginia Ma
loney. of Darlington Heights.
Sir and Mrs. John ID. Elliott, Of
Hinton, West va. are visiting his
father. Mr. Besuregard Elliott
Mrs. Edna Baker aud daughter,
Miss Matte. of jacksonville, spent
Friday and Saturday with her sister,
Mrs IS. IT, Thsckston.
Str Flood Andrews has returned TO
bis home Boo Lynchburg after spend
ing some time with bis home people
Mrs. Anna Deaner Of Piedmont,
W. Va. is the guest OF Mn. William
Collins.
Miss Annie Clay returned 10 her
home BOZ Richmond last Tuesday after
short visit 90 her mother, Mrs. Sam
Clay
Mr Hugh Is -ell De- visiting bis
mother. Mrs. Lula smell.
Mr- Marshal. Ihacks0u returned
home Monday after visit 10 his
brother ST. sam Thackston.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-11

returned from their bridal trip, and
are boarding with Mrs. Mccormick.
Little Miss sarah oliver Is suffering
With q wounded wrist
Rev. Dr. Lacy, Of Blackstone,
preached two very able sermons here
at the Episcopal ChHrch sunday
morning and evening.
There wiii De services "a The Pres
hyier.an Church next sunday con-
Quoted hy a student no The L.. T.
Seminary. Richmond
Str. and Nrs. J. II. III returned
Tuesday from visit q elatiyes al
Fe'den
Nr and Mrs. Frederic Vernon, Of
Roanoke. visited Mrs. Y mons sister,
Nrs. j. :. Chappel, last week.
Master Wade Naddei, Of Vicioria,
visited hi. cousin, jaime, Oliver sat
uriay and sunday.
SIR. John Chappell. Of Charlotte, is
iaceae-t ol DIS SON, Dr. j. :. Chap
pel
Nr JeT Farley is still confined 70
Dbl, uei
The Missionary society Of the
Baptist Church d, observing The week
ol prayer
Miss Bessie oliver has returned 20
Che Blackstone Female Institute after
spending ihe holidays with her par
ent,, Mr and Mrs j. b. OliyeI.
Nr-. g. So. Richardson spent few
dave u N-elmoud last week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-11
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Ea-.ka Mis-.

Jan. ;, 'u5.
3 marriage. which took place 10
She vicinity of WyIii,sburg, ia the
lower end of The county. last sunday,
came near eliminating in a serious
tragedy. To was announced that Miss
Ola Lotelace. the pretty daughter Of
Mr. James Loyelace would he we'd
died. 90 Mr Thomas Johnson, son Of
Sir Reps Johnson, ai the Baptist
Church Immediately after the morn
iug services. While the Rev. IA. G..
HufIn. pastor of the church, Was in
ODE midst of his sermon a brother Of
ihe prospective bride entered lie
church and held a whispered CONVEX
-alon with Dis sister and the would
ie groom informing them Of the fact
Chat Che brides father was in hiding
on ihe roadside near the church, arm
ei with shotgun and pistol, with
Che ayoWei purpose OF shooting both
ande and groom a, they returned
fmm Che church. Acting upon the
advice or friends. Mr. johnson and
M-s ioNelace went in the opposite
direction from where the irate father
Wa- waiting 90 the house Of Mr. W.
I'D. Owen, where at o'clock sunday
afternoon they were married by Rev.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-11
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