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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
COURT PAROLES
WOMAN FORGER
GRACE DE RIVAGE TO REPORT
FOR THREE YEARS
Sympathetic Women Intervene on Be-
half of Pasadena Girl and After
Lecture She Is
Freed

Radiantly happy, and surrounded by
the sympathetic women who will en-
deavor to smooth the way for her IN
the future, Grace De RiVage walked
from the superior court room yester-
day, after having been placed on pro-
baton by Judge Smith for three years.
mo, 1 have nothing to say, she
replied to a Herald reporter. mot by
words, but by every single action VIII
I strive to show how grateful L am
to the court, and how I appreciate the
kindness of these newly FOUND put
very dear friends"
Miss De Rivage pleaded guilty to
three charges of forgery on TUESDAY
before Judge Smith, and he had taken
the case under advisement until yes
terday, when the district attorney sig
nified his willingness to have the parole
granted.
I'VE have investigated this case
said District Attorney Frederlcks
"and have decided not to oppose the
application for probation.
"In fact, we recommend that the
prisoner be paroed. 1 am convinced
that the girl is not hardened Grim
inal; she merely tried to live beyond
her means. and to meet the demands
of urgent creditors she violated the
law"
"Yes, yes," said Judge Smith in a
kindly tone, and then in a gentle
fatherly way he advised the girl of the
course he intended taking.
How old are you?" he asked
'Twenty-five? Well then, of course
you knew that what you were doing
was wrong.
Given Another Chance
"But I am going to give you another
chance. The order of the court Is
that you be placed on probation FOR
term of three years, and you Will
report every two weeks to Mr.. Dodge,
the probation officer.
"You understand, don't you, that this
parole means that you must behave
yourself. keep your conduct above re-
proach, and particularly you must re-
frain from forging any more checks.
"You have been little too am
bilious, tried to live beyond your slen-
der means, and you have worried toe
much about good clothes.
"Now be very careful, for If you Vio-
late this parole, you will be sent to
the state prison. You may go now
On motion of the girls attorney, Ed
ward F. Robin of Pasadena was sub
stituted as probation officer in place
of Mr.. Dodge.
| Mr. RoDDn mas Deen dcllNely AHlel-
ested in the girls behalf ever since
her arrest, and as it will be more con-
venient for her to report to him a
Pasadena. the court readily consented
| to the change.
1t was stated yesterday by one o
the ladies who left the court room wit
her that Miss De Rivage has a siste
| who formerly lived in Los Angelo
and with whom they are trying t
communicate.
When asked if the girls parent
knew of her trouble she said "She ha
only an aged father, who lives in Yer
mont, and as he is sick, nothing ha'
been said to him"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
JUDGE MONROE
ISSUES ORDER
Peoples Gas and Coke Company Gains
Point Against Los Angeles Con-
Germ and Can Remove
Fixtures

Judge Monroe of the superior court
yesterday granted temporary re-
straining order compelling the Peoples
Gas and Coke company to give days
notice to the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company when they intend re-
placing the meters or pipes of the lat
ter company with their own.
The Los Angeles company alleges
that the employees of the Peoples COM
pany have been in the habit of de-
stroying their meters and fittings
wherever they found them, in making
connections with the Peoples COM
panys mains, and the buildings where
the Los Angeles company had formerly
supplied the service.
Representatives of the Peoples COM
pany declare that the injunction /:
really a benefit to them, for after the
days notice has elapsed they can pro
ceed with the work of installing tht
new service without waiting for the
Los Angeles company to remove theil
fittings.
They claim that the Los Angeles
companys employees have purposely
delayed the work of removing their
meters in order to hinder the new con-
nections.
The temporary injunction will be in
force until the application for a per-
manent one can be decided by trial
The case will come before Judge Mon
roe June s.
BY the terms of the restraining Or
der either the Peoples company or the
consumers themselves may notify the
Los Angeles company of the contem-
plated change, and if the latter COM
pany has not taken away its property
after due notice the work may be done
as the case requires.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
CONSULAR AGENTS WILL
OFFICIALLY HONOR DEAD

A meeting of the consular agents of
the various countries represented IN
Los Angeles has been called by Thomas
Duque, consul general from Nicaragua
the highest diplomatic official in the
city, to take official action upon the
death of A. Fusenot, the vice consul
from France, who recently died III
Paris. Since the cablegram from Mrs
Fusenot announcing her husbands 5
death and telling of the operation
which caused it, no further word has
been received from Paris and no de-
tails of the funeral arrangements are
known here. The Vile de Paris, of
which Mr.. Fusenot was president, Will
remain closed until Friday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
MUST BE INDUSTRIOUS TO
RETAIN. SHARE OF ESTATE

BY the terms of their fathers will,
which was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate, the children of John Ena, who
died at Long Beach December IL, will
have to lead industrious, busy lives, or
forfeit their individual shares to the
others.
The Union Trust company of San
Francisco, representing the Hawaiian
Trust company and Father Valentln
of Honolulu, who were named as eX-
ecutors by Ena, was appointed admin
istrator by Judge Rives, a bond of
100000 being required
The estate is valued at more than
5000, ,OOO and during the life of the wild
ow only the income will be equally
divided between herself and seven
children.
Ena was a resident of Honolulu.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
TO OPEN CONVENTION AT
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Last night three days evangelisti3
convention opened at the First Meth
odist church with an evangelistic serv-
ice. The convention is in line with
general work outlined by the general
conference of the Methodist church and
is being conducted by Rev. DR.. Hen
derson of New York, head of the evan
gelistic commission, assisted by Rev.
Hugh Smith, secretary of the COM
mission.
The session will open at o'clock
this morning and will be especially for
clergymen, but will be open to all.
Each evening the services will be OF
an evangelistic nature.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
SMOKE ORDINANCE WILL
NOT INCONVENIENCE OWNERS

BY giving owners of flats which
have smoky chimneys ninety days
time to remedy the trouble it is be-
lieved the new smoke ordinance which
will be introduced in the city council
shortly will work no special hardship
on industrial interests, while working
a great benefit for the people.
Health officer l.. M. Powers and
Deputy City Attorney Emmet Wilson,
with committee, have devoted nearly
three months time to this ordinance
so far, using ordinances in other cities
to get the newest and most practical
BILE ideas.
One of the principal obstacles has
been the clause in the old ordinance
exempting chimneys which are above
125 feet high.
How locomotives shall be regulated
is another difficult problem
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
POSTAGE STAMP WILL BEAR
NEW DESIGN AFTER JUNE

A new design of postage stamps will
be issued by the postal department, be-
ginning June 80. These will be in 1, 2,
4 and scent denominations and will
come on envelopes and newspaper wrap
pers. The stamps will be in the form Of
an eclipse standing on end. The ones
will bear picture of Franklin and will
be green; twos. Washington, red; fours,
Franklin, black fives, Washington,
blue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
A Narrow Escape

G. w. Cloyd, a merchant of PUNK,
Mo-, had a narrow escape four years
ago when he ran a jimson bur into his
thumb. He says: "The doctor wanted
to amputate it but would not consent.
bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and that cured the dangerous
wound" 25c at Dean Drug company
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30

1.-The average woman" said Grum-
bell, "has but one idea, and that's
Dress"
"Huh!" snorted Marryat, my wife
usually has at least a dozen ideas, and
they're dresses. THE Catholic Stand
ard and Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30
DUNKARDS STUDY WORD
AT BIBLE INSTITUTE

Considerable interest continues in the
Bible institute conducted by Prof. A.
c. Wizard of Bethany college, Chicago,
at Choral hall every morning and af-
ternoon.
Prof. E. B. Hoff is assisting in the
Bible study work and there is a good
attendance at each session.
Prof Wizard spoke at o'clock last
night and at o'clock Elder l. NJ H.
Beahm preached.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-30

If you want to go east. G.. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. ls w. sixth,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01
LADIES'

We are showing new uP-to>dne Ia,
OF open stock china. Kindly csH !. A.
Myers. 2SS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01
severe and Peculiar Accident.

Coldwatcr. Okla. Sept 3o.-while
hauling fence posts John Pettif met
with a severe accident that may prove
fatal A post slipped off IN. load
catching the wagon wheel. The other
end strucy Pettif. throwing him out.
and two wheels passed over him. In.
flicting painful INJURIES
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01
For Sale.

My pasture one mile sou,hwe>, OF BRYAN
containing sSs acres; all under fence; no
acres clear; balance in timber; two hou.r,
and several sheds Tor cattle. also wind mil
and galvanized cis,ern. A mos, desirable
place iot dairy or for raising cattle and
noes: Will sell on easy terms. Apply TO
]. W. English Der "a
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RIz 0TT0'S AURANT

MEALS . CENTS.
Short Orders all hours. Fish served daily
and sold in bulk Groceries. Fruits and
Conieciioneries. Parsons Building. North
Main Street. Phone go.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01
NOTICE

we nave purchased the Tom lee Ne.
iauTau' and assumed charge of sane. All
accounts owed by former muareu,rn,
will be paid by him on presentation ThurS.
day, Oct. nd. a, lOa. m. We invite /,
continuation OF the patronage Of the pub
NC Lun star & Co. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01

Everything the best. is the motto =,
; w. Buehanan's mear market. New
hS'ures throughout, and only the bes,
meats sold. Call and see our roomy. airy
and well equipped quarters on BRYAN stree,
IN front OF Buchanan Mvore Co. Paone
,6S. a.,
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TO the PUBLIC

Ash Pond, on my place in the BrazoS
bottom. has been leased tor hunting pur-
poses tor rive wears. am under agree
meni to protect same, and any one ues-
passing on the property will We prosecuted
to the iull extent 81 the law.
Oct. W. ;. Niial
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01

For Sale-lwo high grade trot,ing
mares with colts sired by ,horoue hbred
Mike Mullen; also one halt breed ,ro,
ting mare with colt by mike Mullen;''
and heavy l-inch farm wagon. Apply
to William Henry Campbell 81, miles from
BRYAN on Muuiord road. pSs
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Ladies Shoes

Made a. they should he made, htiiag
a. they should NJ. Our new tail lines are
a. nearly peieciion footwear a. has yr,
been produced. weAh Bsos. 1Ss
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Nsn'ed-From one 70 twenty wood
choppers, one dollar cord. house furnish.
ed. Want a renter tor good farm wi,h
hogs and COWS furnished. Want 20 sell
1890 acres OF good timber land tor SSSoo.
near two railroads. viii cut 1O.o 900 cords
OF ~oOd. T. :. Minier. lever. Tes-
as. d2S2ws9
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-01
President Departs on rrip.

Washington. Sept 30-Presidcn'
Roosevelt departed sunday night OF
ais western and southern trip
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-07
At a Bragain
Beautiful $500 upr
right mahogany
PionO, slightly U.S.
ed, in perfect con-
ditiOn, Can be seen
at 6O4 Union St.

When inD need or money call on
cffSa~ald reliable pawnbroker. Money
loan& on anything of valGa Sig
LevisoM
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-07
BIG PARTY OFF
TO EXPOSITION
TERRELL AND NUM-
Der OF GEoRGIANs LEAVE
FOR JAMESTOWN.

h A large party of prominent Geor-
.gians will accompany Governor Ter
|rell by special train to Norfolk, leayr
ing Atlanta Friday afternoon at
O'Clock via the Seaboard Air Line,
for the purpose of participating in
the celebration and exercises Incl
dent to Georgia day at the James
town exposition.
The special was arranged primarily
for Governor Terrell and staff. but
many other well known Georgians
will join the party in Atlanta. The
special will reach Norfolk Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The train
Will be composed of one baggage
car. one dining car. and four Pull
mans.
The party has engaged rooms at
the Inside Inn, on the exposition
grounds.
All members of the governors
staff will wear their dress uniforms
en- route, and will carry with them
their full dress outfits for use in the
Georgia ceremonies at the expos2-
ton.
Miss Stella Tate. on this occasion.
will present handsome silver low
ing cup to the new battleship Geor-
gia, which she christened. Most OF
the members of the party will lie.
turn home about the middle of next
week, while others will remain 10
see something more of the exposi-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-07
NOTICE

Contractors and Master Painters of
Brunswick and vicinity.
At a meeting of Painters Union
local No. 409, it was decided by tina;
body that on ana after July l the
scale for union painters Will be SO
per day, nine hours
M. c. Walters,
Committee.
Brunswick, Ca, June 5, 1907.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-07

We solicit orders Tor everything in
the grocery line. PrOilpt service.
low prices Davis & Blackberry. lie
Monk str~"t-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04
amt married.

amt married.
Sorry to hear it," from Miss Blake she jumped
and gathered up lines with capable
hand
We'll you needn't be; it amt no misfortune to you
I'd marry-oh I'd marry fast enough-if could get me
good wife that would help fellow instead OF
being a drag"
The hotel man still held to mares head; the girl
twched her line mpatently. An right; you do that
she chirruped. briskly.
Say" the hotel broke out again. still holding
to the bits, when you get there you may ind II
amt awful easy TO hold down quarter section"
Mebby you'll weaken"
oh let's mark it Continued next and on
broke in the girl not unkindly
The hotel me looked relieved. That's what wen
do he heartily Il want to talk to about
getn married; but Wen put it off till you've located
marked ownership got your land surveyed, and all
And he added obligngy: THE suryeyorsn be at GeaTy
about tomorrow, 1 guess
And Louise Blake had driven nearly two miles from
Hydro when she began laugh. Before her eyes came
the office in Fort smh-the long, dusty room, bounded
by the wrong a counter a squaId odds
and ends thrust beneath, and all the click
of the typewriters.
Again she was opening the notice that she had been
allotted quarter section in the drawing Oklahoma
claims The girl the desk next hers had just been
making merry Louises frank avowal had
received offer marriage life. At
risk of bringing the cashier down them she thrust
the document under that astonished damsel's
'There"' she whispered f.rn be of property,
as soon as prove and occupy. bet $50 I'll have
bakers dozen of proposals in six weeks"
The other looked her friend with cold, critical
eyes I'm take you." she whispered back; and the mat
Now the hotel mans tentative offer rushed back
her in all its hating details laughed again
Well that's half already" she conhded to the
open plain IF he makes good, thatn be first blood A
bakers dozenthats thirteen Six weeks isn't very long.
Maybe-we'H see."
And with a light heart she faced her future.
Just now she headed for a squaw who, she
was told, would be able find her her. The
laughing airs of spring riong the prairie and
huttered her veil. Dear Lord what andy' whs-
pered looking those noble, rolling acres
looks though it might be capable of feeding Gods
whole world"
She found her squaw slouching, shiftyeyed in
divdual who. from long association with Indians
taken on something of their and silence. He
earned his S. with due diligence pitched
her preparations made remaining till she could
the surveyors from Geary.- Then he spoke: ; -
THAT there you with back at my
diggings,' with jerk of the head ''she-she nay
wife, rightly, you know I amt really married"
Miss Blake struggled with inclination say that
1t high time he was and merely nodded with
aTticulate murmur assent
I'd ruther have a white wife," the squaw
mans next piece of gratuitous information
It's matter of taste, contributed girl calmly
We'll. there you got my platform" the squaw
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Copyright, 1905, by Street & Smith

There's other way to find out" she challenged
And the drummer walked down the aisle. rejected
man, herself; six Nearly half, and I've
only been a landed proprietor for five days.''
Arrived Little Rock, took the list builder
nished her to a lumber mill She had withdrawn her
little of cash from the bank, and paying for
everything she At the mill she found that the
fame achievement had preceded her.
She knew office girl the lumberman's desk.
stopped to chat a moment.
Well you plueky onel I'm proud of you" the
stenograper called after her she down the long.
dusty wareroom the end where the mantes
interior finish displayed.
When about half the bill of lumber been got
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04

rounded up. "Teck it leave it'd ruther have a
white wife"
suggested, mildly.
Not at all! Not at all! No of offense. f
you any chores you'd pay for, remember My
squaw takes Westinghouse fergit that" slouched
away in swiftly gathering dusk. We'll, that's
whole one such il is. That makes and half
Deep in the night she walked and heard full clear
baFytone singing away accompanied
s might be-by the light remttent beat a pony's
hoOf. Nearer and nearer song ganoping hoof
beats Some celebrating the charms of his
Louisiana Lou he loped the trail
There comfort the sound. The way led within
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04

1t seemed though capricous fate. having flung
eleven proposals of marriage into the girls lap in tbs
of three weeks would deny her any other; but
lazy Sunday brought the twelfth She told Poston
about it between laughter and tears You had just
know, and Bobby asleep in the tent This
tramp real hobo He Wraggling up
the trail. looking around for dos took off his
old battered hat, and asked a dinner. He had
little eyes with rims little red
whiskers all around his ears; Oh he the limit!
But 1 gave him dinner because L always feel
awfuy dTeadfuy sorry for anything anybody that's
hungry-dont you?
well, he there kind of clicking his teeth and
growing his food like an dog; / kept on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04

with you"
1T ;" admitted Poston, gayly. I'm glad you're
not going to kick about it. Our neighbor the south
does-hes Dufchman."
Going to buid?"
Eyes. Are your?
'Oh. yes: I'm going right back Little
get things all in order here and bring a
load of lumber
You must let Paint and do your errands for you"
said the cowboy. II don't now you get along
without pony" And he rubbed Paints fondly,
whereat the pony, bright-eyed. example
the best type of horse, nuzzled his
sponsvey. Paints all the family I've got but he's lots
of company" the cowboy concluded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04

ANT a buggy to go over
m locate a quarter sec
ton? Registered for it
this mornin'? Well. say.
you're a clipper. amt
your
IT guess 1 haven't
done any more than
plenty of the men," OBJ
served Miss Blake. tenn
perately.
But you've done a
sight more than any
woman I know" main
tanned the hotel man,
with a warmth. Gle was
hitching up for her in
person, and she was
waiting impatiently for
the buggy) "Sayl" he
began, irrelevantly. 1
Evening journal., 1907-12-27
WANT TROLLEY
BUILT ON PIKE:
Brandywine Hundred Farmers
Talk Of Appealing TO
LEGISLATURE

Farmers Of Brandywine hundred who
want to see the proposed Wilmington
and West Chester trolley built are
talking Of appealing to the Legisla-
ture to appoint a commission to con-
denim the Concord turnpike for the use
Of the new trolley company in tho
event the company controlling the pike
refusing the new company permission
20 build on the road.
The farmers want the trolley built
on the pike. The new company has
a private right Of way some distance
from the road. but residents Of tho
hundred say that such a location for
the trolley would beNunsatiefactory. At
present the hundred Aas not got freo
entrance 10 the cItyA AT the next
meeting Of the diree,0y Of tho new
company a delegation Of Delawaro
farmers is expected TO make itself clear
on the subject OF a route for the pros
posed line
Evening journal., 1907-12-27
MIDNIGHT FIRE
AT TOWNSEND
Barn and ThreShing Machines
Belonging to Joshua Hay
man a Prey to Flames

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Dec. 27.--Fire Of an
unknown origin destroyed the barn on
the Joshua Hayman property here last
night The loss is placed at $1,000.
; artly covered BY insurance. Shortly
befose midnight the nre was discover
ed and in a short time the people
hocked 10 the scene and by prompt
work prevented the flames from
spreading Two valuable threshers
were burned in the building.
This is the fourth nre which has de-
stroyed property belonging TO Hay
man. The first time his residence near
Odessa became prey to the flames,
the second conhagration was when his
residence and furniture here were Qe-
stroyed, and one year ago a threshiag
machine was burned.
Mrs: Israel Pritchard, who fell on
Saturday night and broke her leg, Is
resting easier A few years ago Mrs
Pritchard sprained her ankle and later
paralysis affected that side, and now
the paralyzed leg Is broken.
The condition Of William II. Money
shows but little improvement His
friends have no hopes Of his recov-
cry.
Evening journal., 1907-12-27
WANT CITY
TO CLEAN UP
Civic Improvement Commit
tee will Get Busy in
Short Time

The Civic Improvement Committee OF
the Board Of Trade. w. d. Brinckle,
chairman. will meet on Monday to take
up with manufacturers located along the
three railroads entering the city the sub
ject Of beautifying their properties with
the object Of helping along the "City
Beautiful" idea. According 10 a state
ment made by Mr. BrinclSle this morn
ing the committee viii call on the manu-
facturers in person and suggest that they
clean up the yards surrounding their
plants. improve the condition OF their
fences and in various other ways help
to beautify the landscape that visitor'
may be favorably impressed upon enter
ing the city.
The committee intends TO be active all
next year in carrying out the "city Beau
tiful" idea. A number OF valuable sug-
gestions in hand viii be carried out.