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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Walker Whlteside COMING

Walker Whiteside will be seen at
the Mason Opera house the week of
May with strong supporting com
pany in the new play The Magic Mel
ody."
Mr. Whiteside, who has of late years
been seen i'm nothing but classic aud
romantic roles, makes his first am
pearance in a character part in a mod
ern drama. The new company will in
clude Howard Gould, Henry Bergman.
Leslie Kenyon, May Buckley, Olive
Wyndham and athers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Blanche Bates to the syndicate

There Is a well authenticated report
abroad that Blanche Bates, now playing
under direction of David Belasco IN
THE Girl of the Golden West" is to
leave his fold and worls under the
Klaw q Erlanger management Many
difhculties are alleged as ten cause.
Belasco now has a second company
organized for the same play, with Mary
White Hall at its head. James Muir
ray, ahead of Lillian Russell, who is
klaw & Erlanger representative, ad-
mitted yesterday that he had heard the
report but declined to discuss 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Good Bill at the Peoples

Manager Flournoy is Offering his
patrons a good bill this week at the
Peoples made up Of all-star acts that
include such clever vaudeVilians as Liz
zie Evans and company in a clever
sketch that is entirely new on the coast
Nellie Andrews Grand Opera company.
a trio OF good singers presenting scenes
from grand opera; All Holt, comedian;
Budd and WaJne, German comedy
sketch artists, keep the audience in the
best Of humor while they are on the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The anniversary OF Vesuvius' erup-
tion of year ago was marked yester-
day by two earthquakes at the same
place. San Francisco hopes the tenn
blors won't think II necessary TO re-
mind her 0f what happened last April
Is by repeating the dose.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The first result of the defeat of Hearst
and his candidate in Chicago is more
wages for the street railway men. Isn't
that rather rubbing it in on Willie?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
HomssssksEs' Club Toniekt.

Every one desiring to secure a farm homo
In California is invited to the meeting at
o'clock this evening In Home Extension Hall.
Chamber OF Commerce Fourth new town and
colony now being formed, also the Los Ange-
les Acre Lot Club. Land distributed al whole
sale 70 members. Come and learn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

There is report that Hartman can't
find room in the presidential Ananias
club: it is crowded. Too bad that he
should be denied that great honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

stage, and Mile. La Adllea, clever
young character change artistic, has a
unique speciality, while Harry Lorraine,
the baritone is winning the same un-
stinted applause.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Governor Folk Of Missouri has COM
muted the sentence Of Aggie Meyers,
who murdered her husband three years
ago. The governor is either sentimental
or is weak; never was a colder blooded
murder committed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
President Refuses Interview
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The presi-
dent has declined to grant an inter-
view with Mrs. Ida Won Claussen, who
has complained to the state depart
ment that Charles w. Graves. United
States minister to Sweden, refused to
present her to King Oscar.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Judge Dunno very properly refuses to
allow Ruefs attorneys to asperse the
court in questioning the jury. Because
nothing is worthy of respect to Ruef
and his counsel, that's no sign the rest
Of us want our judiciary besmirehed by
them
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

An Indiana woman died after reading
notice of her death published pre-
maturely. Most persons, after reading
their own death notices, would want to
die. realizing the impossibility OF living
up to them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Having tasted the bitterness of
Hearstism the Chicago Democracy is
now trying to throw that arch-yellowist
out Of the party. little late, but
then
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

No wonder that "a Yankee Tourist"
received hearty welcome in Los An
geles Monday night; this city is always
hospitable to tourists.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Delmas is making a powerful plea
for Harry Thaw's life, but if Thaw
goes free it will be on the basis of his
wife's testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
IICIA. AND AAAlOLN

IINIts = y y y y \ IVL \
TO bs weilG Then Lee thu
great Chinese doctor. Toy Kss.
treat you. Testimonials ON
view from grateful patients
who have been cured BY the
use OF pure Chinese herbs, oi
Consumption, Heart. Stomach,
Liver and kidney Troubles,
Catarrh. Cancer ~ s.timatisna.
etc. Consultation free DR.
G0x KEH. $40, A Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The city hall will have to be enlarged,
perhaps, but when the Republican left
over deadheads are beheaded there will
be room to spare.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The very purpose of a very high
license on spookologists is to get rid
Of them; the higher the fewer, is the
rule.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The Chicago Democracy is now try
ing to reorganize Hearst out of its coun-
ellis. Even in defeat it may yet reap a
reward of victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The psychologists do the city no
good, bring in no money. and are
merely parasites on the body polite,
bleeding ignorant victims. Tax them
out Of existence.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

OF course it is embarrassing for those
men who look so much like Raffes, but
they should be willing to suffer little
in a good cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

One consolation, when the Thaw case
does reach the jury the public won't
have to listen to their wrangles over a
decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

With both wholesale and retail liquor
zones the city has gone long ways
toward a proper restriction of that
traffic.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

A Missouri woman has gone insane
because she wasn't admitted to society,"
Most of them go crazy when they are.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

And next we will hear about how
Chicago Democrats boot Hoist out of
the party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

License the psychologists higher than
their business will justify; the city
doesn't need that sort of gentry here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Mrs. vOn BenzOn's Recital Postponed

Owing to the illness Of her little
daughter, Carolyn Won Benzon Will post
pone her vocol recital whcih was to
have been given Thursday night of this
week until Thursday right, April %.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The members Of the douma are de-
fiant and the doom o. the douma is in
sight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

If high license will run the fake
spookologists out of town, by all means
elevate it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

And every day that $1,000 looks bigger
to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
BUILDING AND REALTY NOTES
Permits for $4,000 in improvements.
Fifteen-Year Lease Secured
on Broadway

Following are the permits issued from
the building superintendent office to-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Mayor schmitz is still acting uppish
in San Francisco. But his end is near
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

With all the fat that he has friend
out and handled, no wonder Cortelyou
is looked upon as a slippery ehap.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

The Thaw talk fest is on. Close your
ears.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

Raffles thinks Los Angeles is easy.
But Raffies isn't.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
.RHYOLITE WILL
GREET SHRINERS
BIG RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN
SENATOR w. A. CLARK
Opening Of the New Railroad Line VIII
Send a Flood of Freight from
Mining Camps to Los
Angeles
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
RHYOLITE, New, April &C. o
Whittemore Of the salt Lake and the
Las Vegas & Tonopah railroads, is IL
Rhyolite arranging for the reception oi
Senator w. A. Clark and the trans
portation Of Shriners who are expected
for the Los Angeles conclave in May.
In speaking of the arrangements thai
are being made, Mr.. Whittemore said
II have been over the ground with my
brother and with Curtis Mann, and the
mines of the Bullfrog district are look
ing in such good condition that we will
rush the line through to Goldheld in an
effort to open it before September 1.
have picked out a depot site and
grounds for our terminals and when
the Salt Lake opens April II we Will
ship in the necessary supplies that are
now being held in Salt Lake.
Freight for Los Angeles
There will be flood of freight for
Southern California and the Nevada
mining districts as soon as the line is
opened, and that will of course have
precedence over company freight.
TT is our plan to connect the Brock
line and our road with a spur track at
Beatty, so that we can follow Malcolm
McDonalds suggestion and handle a
percentage of the Shriners who want to
see the Nevada geld fields on their
way to the Los Angeles conclave.
THE Salt Lake and Montana Shriners
have suggested that they be run over
our lines and given an opportunity to
see Tonopah and Goldfeld, with Lee
and Bullfrog, on their way in, and our
company will stand the expense of the
connection at Beatty with the Brock
line.
"I- will meet Senator Clark in Los
Angeles April 20 and we will go over
the line together and arrange all de-
tails.
There is little possibility at the pres
ent time of a line into Lee before next
winter, though if the Hayseed and
other mines of the belt continue at
their present rate there is no telling
where the stock will go, or how soon
we will be forced to put in the line.
There is nearly a carload of ore on the
Hayseed property now sacked for ship
ment at $29S.60 a ton.
1.-THE mine has only been going for a
month and at that rate the ninety feet
already developed will mean much
greater values with a depth of 300 feet"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Population of Los Angeles, 100000

Raffles Is still at large.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

A few paved streets next, Mr.. Mayor.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
LIKE AT A SWELL
NEW YORK WEDDING"

A wedding occurred at the home Of
Peter Lowe. our excellent grocer, We'd
nesday night, and il was "a me affair.
between Miss Pausy Lowe and George
Platt her lord and master-to-be who
drives the hack and has charge of the
city dump. Parsou Martin tied the knot
for the couple and made them promise
not 10 forget 10 love each other till
death does cast them asuudcr. or some
thing like that They promised in loud
tones. George usiug great gusto, and
then the wedding supper was served.
Previous To- this, however. George grab
he'd ais woman and kissed her square iu
the face before the delighted assent
blage. 4 key of beer was opened, buJ
there was no hunEhule drinking. IL was
served in glasses like at "a high-toncd
bar or at a swell New York wedding
event of some kind. All went wei and
see editor wendell his way hOmeWard az
10 o'clock 40 one was drunk up 90 that
time We wish The young couple long
and happy life. but il they have 10 do
any lighting let them bif each Other
around ia priyate.-Paw-Paw RaZoo.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
FALSE TEETH CAUSE
DEATH Of WOMAN

DURHAM. \. c., Feb. IA set OF
false teeth caused the death of lady
patient in Watts Hospital Mrs. j. 7.
Johnson was Jhe patient and was get
ting along nicely. when she strangled
90 death by sWaIiowis a small plate on
which there were false teeth. Mrs.
Johnson underwent an operation at the
hospital three weeks ago, and was re-
covering rapidly, being entirely out OF
danger. She was seen by the physician
who had just IefJ her when DE was
called from another ward by the nurse.
and hurried % Mrs. Johnson. He saw
every evidence of straugulatiou. ana
asked fl she had false teeth The nurse
told hlm she had. and JHe doctor To-
Gated the teeth in the throat The plate
was removed as quickly as possible. but
life was then extinct.
Tho physician said she either straug-
led to death or Flpured "a blood vessel
in her efforts 10 remove the plr-e. The
small plate fitted fatty over the wind
pipe. There We're but few minutes
between the time when Tho doctor left
her and when she was found dying.
She left "a husband and several children.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
MRS. MAYS TRIAL
OVER TO MONDAY
Expected the Case viii Go
to Jury on We'd
nesday.

Friday being motion and sentence day
Ia the District courts. the case of Mrs.
Jennie l.. May, charged with shooting
Lucien II. Conen. was not called.
Owing To the fact that the defense has
number OF Witnesses yet TO be called,
and the prosecution is likely 10 call a
number in Tebuttal. IL was agreed yes
terday 10 continue the case until next
Monday. II is probable that the eXami-
nation of the remaining witnesses Will
consume Monday and part of Tuesday.
the case going 10 the jury on Wednes-
DAY.
Since the trial began more than half a
dozen alieHists from Philadelphia and
New York have come into the case 10
give their opinion as 70 the sanity OF
the defendant.
Greed NJ. Fulton and Gibbs L. Baker.
attorneys for Mrs. May, insist that she
was not only insane at the time Of the
shooting, because of intense physical
pain. but that even at the present time
she has spells of irrationality. Counsel
for the accused will endeavor 10 prove
this by the testimony of three or four
brain and nerve experts. who have lis
tened attentiyeIy 20 every word of testi-
mony regarding Mrs. Mays actions and
general appearance during spells Of i'll
ness
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
Gaudy Socks of Student
Cause High School Riot
BOYS Present From Girl Leads to SuSpcn-
sion of Five Others and They Appeal
to Trustees for Reinstatement

the sci ,ol trustees, who advised them
10 ask the principal 10 reconsider ms
action.
Two of the youths stated their case
SO elcquently that their penalties We're
reVol- ed one Of these was the owner
of the pink calamiJies and he took ms
stanG on the Constitution-'that all men
are created free and equal and entitled
10 life. liberty. ana the pursuit OF hap
pinesa" IL was in the pursuit OF hap
piness that he wore the socks.
The other protestant who was reinstat-
ed proved that he had but coyiy looked
an the atrocities when he was stricken
with color blindness and was unable 10
take any part In the fray that ensued-
The remaining four are still under the
ban.
The disturbance. such as II was. oc-
Cured before school was called and me
student body holds that the offense does
not merit the punishment melted out es-
peciany as the mid-winter examinations
are close al hand. A petition 10 the
board of trustees asking for remission
of penalty was signed by all the pupils
present
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

MONROVIA. Cal. Feb. 1.-The high
school is in a turmoil aud Indignation
runs high because Principal Taylor has
suspended six students, The underlying
cause of all the trouble is or was "a pair
or TOse-piuk socks with black neur-dc-
lis in BIAS relief. The socks We're pre-
scented 10 a high school boy by one of
the eIls. presumably on account Of
their Oriental riot OF color. To property
display the beauty OF Eis fOotsear. the
recipient wore low shoes and appeared
al school unusually early lie was in
simultaneously discovered. or The socks
were heard. by ave uf his classmates.
The center of a CoNetOus mob he was
being disp0iled OF his gaudy treasures
when Principal Taylor entered the room.
The socks shocked the professor, who
summarily suspended all six boys for
the remainder of the week. IL is as
serted that the chief reason for the
severity was the ataVistic barbarity Of
one boy ia wearing the socks ana of the
others I'm wanting them. IL is not init
mated thar the professor was Influenced
by envy.
The six culprits appealed their case TO
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
.HARNESSED BULL
SNASHES SLEIGH

FREELAND. Pa. Feb IAN exciting
and grotesque runaway. IN which for
mer Policeman John Moll0k and Build
ing Contractor }. L. Bolaza narrowly
escaped being dashed TO death, took
place on Fern street here. Mr. Mollok,
accepting "a bet that he could not har-
ness and drive the bull" put the animal
10 a handsome cutter. in which his own
PAGER had been hitchea. and then. ac-
compauied by B0laZa he drove oat
Fern street.
All went well until they encountered
crowd OF children who were just
emerging from school. The noise star
tied the bull, which struck out on a
mad gallop.
Opposite the Greek Church, which is
iD course of erection, the bull went
straight for the basement wall. against
which he dashed the sled with such
force as 20 demOlsh Il, and threw as
occupants over the wall The men Cs-
capped with slight bruises.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
TIPPING AN NJ. P.

Several ~ P.'s have not only been Of
fered tips, hut have pocketed them with
a polite Thank YOU Among Lord
TweedmoUth' cherished possessions is
IL half-crOwu framed. and with the
words Honestly earned underneath.
This coin was given 10 his l0rdship sew
eraI years ago. when. as MT Maori
hanks. he escorted two American ladies
over the House of Parliament The
ladies We're so charmed By their hand
some and courtIy attendant. whom they
took ro be one OF the officials. that Tire
elder OF theE Insisted on his accepting
half crown iu return for his services
TIt-BiJs.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

Bulletin
TOuR 70 TRE CRANE CAEYON ARD eALFORHA

Among the great natural wonders America takes precedence
over Grand Canyon Of Arizona Its grandeur peculiar and
gigantic and its colorng rich and varied that enas the tour
St at once.
Tour which includes two days this Masterpiece OF Nature and
sixteen days in California during its beautiful and attractive
son. February % by Special Pullman Train under personal
four days viii be spent Coronado Beach River
side and ReiandS Pasadena Los Angeles Santa Barbara Del Monte
and Francisco where many delightful drives will be taken Stops
viii be made also at Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Denver TO
view the points Of interest
This of the attractive anscontnental
projected
Descriptive Itineraries giving fun information and rates viii he fur
nshed by Ticket Agents application or by NJ Nwd Passenger
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
PAJAMA-CLAD WOMEN
FLEE A BURNING HOTEL

NEW YORK. Feb. Just a few min
utes before midnight great volumes Of
smoke bursting ip from the basement
filled every floor Of the Martha Wash
ington Hotel. in West Twentv-ninth
street. The fire alarms in the hotel
were set going, and panic seized the
guests. all women. most OF whom were
awakened from their sleep by the clang-
ing gongs
only a few of the hundreds of guests
waited 10 dress. The remainder ran
screaming into the lobby iu their night
dressfs and pajamas. and from there
into the cold streets. some of Them with
their valuables il Hheir hands.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
. JAMIE" CLARKE
RESCUES WIFE

PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. Jamie
Clarke. the wealthy young Pittsburger,
whose first wife called him a lobster,
proved himself hero at the motor
boat races yesterday. Just after the
ten-mile race another boat crashed into
Clarkes boat, the Bruiser. The craft
began TO mn rapidly. Mrs Clarke's skirt
was caught in the machinery. Quick
as a fash Jamie whipped OUT "a knife.
cut mis- wife free. and tossed her into
another boat just as his own sank.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
VEGETABLES AND EGGS
FOR AN Irish SKlT''

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Twenty-two
persons were arrested IN the Orpheum
Theater. Fulton street and Rockwell
place. Brooklyn. last night. charged
with rioting They were in the theaJer
when eggs. small stones. and vegetables
were thrown al the Russell Brothers.
vaudeville uerfOrmers. who were doing
sketch known as The Irish Servant
Girls"
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
Mrs. Mays Mental Condition.

District Attorney Baker and Assistants
Harvey Given and Charles Turner have
gone into Mrs. Mays mental condi-
tion as fully as possible. and will put
on four or hve OF tire most prominent
experts in the country 10 prove that
Mrs. May was not insane at the time
OF the shooting and is not now insane.
When George Gait, OF Chicago. was
turned over 10 District Attorney Baker
Tor CT0ss-CXImination yesterday, IL was
announced that Jhe Government expect
ed 10 take some time 20 lntefrOEate the
witness and the case might well be con-
tinued until Monday. This was done by
Justice Stafford.
Gait is a musician He lived ia the same
house with the Mays in Chicago. On the
day preceding the shooting OF COnen,
MAY threatened 10 name COnen as CO.
respondent ia divorce suit. Couen is
said 10 have replied. You'd make bet
Ter time naming George Gait This is
ia the testimony. and the District Al
tornev Will doubtless keep Gait on the
The Washington times., 1907-02-01

stand untn the relations between him
and Airs MAY are fully established.
Questioned bv Nh Fulton FOR the de-
fensC. Gait said he knew Mrs May was
subject 90 spells, that she often treated
the children cruelty and threatened 40
kin them and herself for apparently uo
reason. lie expressed the opinion that
she was insane IT the times when he
saw her lll.
The Washington times., 1907-02-01


with gentle. laxative medicine for the family Pasbe 5u
fundamental PURITY
produce product strictly clean Of vege
tablet and handy little ensHed box fit for
of ia
its this day, of PURITY We had
that
Cthd would make phenomenal record but We had the FAITH % wd
the People would learn the TRUTH would get th
reuts,a an besow effortS
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
IN Of 70. ~ nIness.

Yesterday afternoon the defense put
on several Witnesses 90 show that Mrs.
May was frightened and excited by the
presence Of Couen-
Mrs Ailrieda Michigan testified that
she had frequently seen Elrs. May yi0-
lenuy III, complaining Of pains in her
head. tearing her hair and falling un-
conscious 90 tho floor. Mrs. Michigan
said Mrs. May was greatly alarmed ia
June. 1900. when Conen accosted them
az Tenth and l. streets southeast, and
asked her GHrs. May if she had done
what he had requested her.
Blanche Thornton. a ColoTed servant
girl Don the May home. testified as TO
Mrs. Mays continued DO health and her
irrational conduct al various times.
Mrs Nellie hulie and Henry Lehman
testified that they had seen Mrs. May
while she wac suffering frOIn spells. and
on one occasion she f-u 90 the floor
unconscious. remaining iu that condition
Tor two hours or more.
Interested Court Spectators.
Gait was the last witness called by
tho defense.
Among the Interested spectators iH
the courtroom yesterday was Attorney
Robert Wells, who, with Attorney
George Hoover. will defend Mrs Anna
N. Bradley before the same judge. Mrs.
BRADLEY will be placed on -r.al for her
life Tor killing Senator Arthur NJ
Brown. OF Utah. The cases are similar
in that the Government contends both
women deliberately sought out their
victims and killed them AR. Wells
said he WIS Ga court 20 ascertain tie
latitude allowed by the court ind 10
more thoroughly familiariZe himself
with Justice Stafford rulings Within
the next three months Mrs Bradley
viii come before the bar Of justice
The Washington times., 1907-02-01
The REGULATION AND CONTROL of such objection

perous conditions has been demanded for b.
American people, until their nsence compelled the
their the National Legislature and produces
Food and Drugs Act long step IN the right drec
ions The victory of and by the people and the nation
should glorfy In the consciousness of it.