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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
any~r
rs INFERNO
sHRIEKINo PATIENTS PILED IN
WAGON
TRANsFERENcE FROM HOSPITAL
is DREADFUL
Crew of Maniacs and Would-Be sui-
cides Crowded Into Vehicle
und0 Guard Of Pa
troIman

It was a wild, gibbering crowd OF pa
tients that left the central receiving hos
pital yesterday afternoon In the ambu-
lance for the county hospital.
On the cot lay L. c. Hurlbut. one of the
leading advertiser on the coast, with his
hands bound to prevent him from doing
violence to himself or others. Hurlbut
was found In the act of trying to cut his
throat with razor, and was taken to the
receiving hospital.
Sitting on the foot of the cot was an
other man booked as insane. His trouble
is delirium tremens.
Into the wagon was forced an insane
woman, Blanche Tollman, who thought
she was looking at moving pictures and
talking to little children. She Is the pi-
anist who was forced to leave her lodg-
ings at Fifth and Main streets and was
found by officers at Fifth and Maple ave-
nue..
At intervals the groans and rawlings of
the man strapped to the cot would rise
above her gibberish.
Into the midst OF this raving bunch
Officer Sam Mckenzie took seat to keep
them from doing any violence. The wom-
ar Immediately addressed her attention
to him, insisting that she really had not
time to be- riding about, and calling his
dIteutiOH u LHc PASttASo va 'fS
ceiling of the ambulance.
On the other side of the officer the man
strapped to the cot said he was insulted
because the deiirium tremens patient sat
so close to him, and cause he couldn't
get up and straighten his recktie. The
D. T. insisted on embracing the officer and
telling him what fine fellow he was.
Into this moving insane asylum the hos
pital wardens tried to put another man,
j. B. Clark, an old fellow whose whole
body shook at every step and who con-
tinually muttered to himself ard de-
claimed in monotone to the crowd all
about his various ailments. But he would
not fit in, although he was very small,
and an attendant took him on street car,
as he was considered harmless. Besides
Sam Mckenzie was not backward In max
ing it known he had enough blooming,
blibbering, blabbering idiots" aboard, and
the sooner the ambulance pulled out the
better.
AS the ambulance drove off all the occu-
pants inside began to shout. 1t resembled
a shrieking, wheeled inferno.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
TO Stand Under Bell Of Asters

Standing under a wedding bell of pink
asters and ferns. Miss Laura Starr, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Starr of oslo
Arlington avenue, and Jack Hoover will
be married today at noon. Rev. Mr.. Mills
of San Pedro will officiate and the we'd
ding march will be played by Allan Mott,
a cousin of the bride. Miss Jennie Starr,
sister of the bride, who will attend as
maid Of honor, will be gowned In pink
and white sheer stuff and will carry pink
roses Little Frances Bolt, niece OF
Miss Starr, daintily gowned in pink net
will serve as flower girl, and Haldane
Bolt, jr., will carry the ring in a rose
Clarence Barber will stand with the bride
groom. 5
The brides gown will be of white silk
trimmed with lace, and she will carry
white carnations and FERNS After tho
ceremony a wedding breakfast will be
served, and the centerpiece for the brides
table will be large shoe filled with pink
carnations.
When Mr.. and Mrs Hoover return from
a short wedding trip they will make their
home In Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
INNOCENT MAN, II EEING
FROM COP, DROPS DEAD
Hearing Cries of "cheese It!" He
Runs with Crowd and Dies of
Fright While Being
Pursued

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2. = Running
from policeman, he knew not why, ex-
cept that some friends to whom he was
talking bolted when the cop came into
view, Jacob Schaeffer, IS years DID, of 1929
North Front street, fell dead at Front
and Tioga streets last night Heart dis
ease, made acute by sudden fright, is the
cause ascribed.
A crowd of men, who have been loiter-
ing about Tioga and Water streets, have
been giving the police of the Front and
westmoreland streets stations some trou-
BILE, and early last night they were twice
routed Schaeffer was not in the crowd,
but on passing the corner, on his way
home met several friends.
Schaeffer stopped to talk to them, when
a policeman came along. and as one of
the party yelleed Cheese it! Here's the
cop!' all of them, Schaeffer included.
broke into run. Advancing hardly more
than fifty feet Schaeffer stumbled and
fell When he failed to arise his body
was taken to the Episcopal hospital.
Death had been instantaneous.
Everything you want you will fnd In the
ord
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Society,"

There is a wide cloth material which Is
going to be used great deal the coming
season for jumper suits. The material Is
plain with an interviewer border to 1t. In
the gray goods the border is made up of
various strips of darker gray material.
Blue Is striped with black or another
shade of blue. Some of the brown ma
terials have strips of graduated depths.
the lower one being ten inches Deep the
upper one about two.
This material is plated in skirt style,
the wide bands making handsome deco
ration around the skirt. The plain waist
may be left severely plain. or banded
with some of the stripes. For street wear
this material is serviceable and dressy.
for the colors are all dark and intended
for this special purpose We have had
thin fabrics woven in this manner, though
this is the first appearance of the heavier
weaves
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
To ceIebrate with PlonIc

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Admission day, next Monday, will be
observed by former residents Of Pana,
ILL.,, with a picnic at Eastlake park.
To Camp at Laguna Beach
The boys brigade of the First Congre-
gational church will leave on the S:45
o. clock train this morning for q week OF
camping at Laguna beach.
Hollywood Womsn's Funeral
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wade, wife Of
Charles ]. Wade, prominent resident of
Hollywood, will be buried from the family
resiuence this afternoon at o'clock.
Unconscious Thlrty-Sevon Days
Mrs. Bertha. M. Mead was buried yes
terday morning from Bresee Brothers
chapel, the interment being in Rosedale
cemetery. Previous to her death Mrs.
Mead had been In an unconscious condi-
tion for thirty-seven days.
DR.. Moore Returns
DR.. q. C. Moore, superintendent of
schools, will be in his office today follow
ing months tour OF Mexico, where he
delivered a series. of lectures on educa-
ton. e. j. Lickey and Frank e. Bunker
will return with the superintendent. M.
C. Bettinger, assistant superintendent,
left yesterday for a short vacation in the
mountains.
Army Chiefs Here
On an inspection tour Brigadier General
Arthur Murray, chief of the artillery OF
the army, and Lieutenant Commander
Spencer 8. Wood of the navy were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Van Nuys. They
left on the afternoon train for San Diego.
where the artillery of Fort Rosecrans
Will be inspected. They will return to
Los Angeles wednesday.
Salvation Leader to Go
Saturday and Sunday will be farewell
services in the local Salvation Army for
Major and Mrs. Percy Morton, the local
provincial officers, who go to take up a
larger work in Minneapolis. Major Frank
Wait of Seattle will succeed Major Nor
ton in the local work and is expected
here soon. He will be received with
characteristic welcoming services by the
army.
A. s. Chalfin Dies
Death suddenly claii led Abraham s.
Chafin yesterday at his home, 217 West
Thirty first street, following long ill
ness. Chafin was aged 66 years and had
resided in Los Angeles thirty years. He
leaves wife and one daughter. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not been
completed, but it will probably be held
under the auspices of Stanton post,
G.. A. R.
To Bury Train Victim
An inquest will be held this afternoon
over the body of Ben Coherly, who was
killed Sunday night at the Santa Fe
crossing, Main street Mr.. Coherly re-
sided with his family at 21S Bloom street.
1t is thought that he sat down on the car
tracks to remove his shoes and was hit
by the engine. The funeral will be held
| tomorrow at / p. m. from Bresee Broth
ers chapel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Handsome Evening Coat

1t Is white.
1T is of broadcloth.
1T is three-quarter length.
1T Is half coat and half cape.
1T is trimmed with black velvet strips.
1t is edged with small bands of SOU
tache.
+, 1T is made with immense sleeves, re-
sembling a cape.
1t is fashioned so that the sleeves but
ton to the coat.
1T is topped with a narrow collar,
finished with panel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
BROOKLYN LEAGUE WILL
REACH LOS ANGELES TODAY
Alexandria VIII Be Headquarters for
Civic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Surrounding Country to
Be Visited

The Brooklyn league. civic organiza-
tion, is scheduled to arrive in Los An
geles at O'clock this morning.
The league will be in charge of ]. B.
Creighton, secretary of the league and
a representative of the New York Central
Railroad company. The party left New
York August lis
1t is expected that the league will take
in Los Angeles and the nearby seaside
resorts today and tomorrow will go either
to Catalina or Mount Lowe.
The headquarters of the league will
be at the Alexandria hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
BRILLIANT COMET SEEN
BY CREW OF SCHOONER
Men on Lumber Vessel Bound for San
Pedro Get Good View of
Bright Heavenly
Body
BY Associated : ress.

BY Associated ress.
SAN PEDRO, Sept. 2-when off the
Mendocino coast on August 10 the crew
of the little lumber schooner Queen
Capt. Olsen), arriving from Tillamook,
observed a brilliant comet which from
it's position corresponds to that OF the
comet Daniel, now visible on the Pa
cific coast.
Two days later terrific storm struck
the Queen, during which Emil Christen-
sen, steersman, was washed overheard
and was rescued with great difficulty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
soIemnize Quiet Ceremony

At a quiet ceremony solemnized yester-
day noon at the home of Mrs. Catherine
Townsend, 1869 East Twenty-first street,
Miss Cora Townsend and D. A. Ralphs
were married.
The bride, who was unattended, was
prettily gowned In white null over white
silk trimmed with lace. DR.. Robert Nc
Intyre oficiated. and the wedding march
was played by Miss Pearl Traugar. The
house was decorated with pink and white
carnations and maidenhair ferns. A
wedding breakfast of twenty covers was
served Mr. and Mrs. Ralphs went to
San Diego on short trip, and after Sep
tember Is they. will be at home to their
friends at 1855 East Washington street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

from one lake to another had evidently
started to quack either a greeting or a
warning to its mate and had caught the
wire full in the mouth. The momentum
had carried 1t against second wire. the
two forming vicelike grip upon the
birds neck, the body making several rev.
olutions around the wires and twisting
them into a cable, thus short circuiting
the system. The duck. with a broken
neck, was still suspended from the wires
when the lineman reached the scene.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
SP0ONBILL DUCK TIES
UP TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Gets Wire in It's Mouth, Body Is
Wrapped Around Second Wire
and Line Il Short
Circuited

WATERFOWL. s. D.. Sept. Zone
spoonbill duck was the cause of the sus-
pension of the long distance telephone
service east of this city for several hours.
All tests known to the management
were applied but failed to locate the seat
of trouble. A lineman was dispatched by
team to ascertain the cause He found
that Just east of Altamont, the third
station from this city, on the Northwest
ern railroad, spoonbill duck in its flight
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
To Become a Bride

Miss Jennie Edwards. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. D. w. Edwards, will become
the bride of James Howe, son of Dr.
Howe, pastor of the Westlake Methodist
church, this evening at Hotel Bimini.
The bride, who will be gowned In white
net over satin, will be attended by her
sister, Miss Effie Edwards, whose gown
will be of blue silk. The parlors, Where
the ceremony will be performed, will be
decorated in color scheme of white and
green, and in the dining room, where the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Exhibits PAINTINGS

Miss Mary Stewart Dunlap of 125 Avenue
Fifty.one, who has attracted a great deal
of notice as an artist in Paris. France,
and New York. is exhibiting some of her
work at s1S West Third street. The pic
lures, which are to be sent to eastern ex-
hibitors in few weeks. are well worth
seeing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
To Have openInq Meeting

Mrs. Benjamin F. Church will preside
at the opening meeting of the Robert o.
Lee chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy. which will take place at the
Ebell club house, Eighteenth and Figueroa
streets, Thursday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Have Quiet Wedding

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Eva Bussenius and John A. Peters,
which took place Sunday morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Parker. SS6
Wall street. When the couple return
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
To Give Gard Party

Mrs. w. II. Hord of San Francisco will
be the guest of honor at a five hundred
party to be given tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Robert o. Osborn OF 1882 Harvard
boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
MIR. and Mrs. Francisco Return

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bond Francisco. with
their house guest, Miss Laura Virginia
Kurtzeborn, and Jack Okey, have re-
turned from Arrowhead Springs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Plan Eastern Trip

DR.. and Mrs. B. F.. Church of s45 South
Alvarado street. will leave September II
for Chicago. They will pc away for six
weeks and en- route will visit Colorado
Springs, Denver, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and the Grand canyon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Return from the North

Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Lehman, Miss
Rowena Lehman and Miss Rowena Hus-
croft of Ills Toberman street, have re-
turned from San Francisco, where they
have been visiting the last six weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
leaves for Eastern School

Miss Gala Erminston of 1908 West
Twentieth street viii leave Thursday for
Brooklyn. N. Y. where she win attend
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Goes as Missionary

Miss Leila Quinby, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Quinby of 7O7 West Second
street, left yesterday for New York, from
ranquilla, South America. She will work
as missionary Under the Presbyterian
board.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information
Will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Entertain Society Members

The members of the Harvester society
and the members of the Francis Murphy
organization were entertained last night
place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

from a two weeks trip to Wheeler
Springs they will make their home in Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

wedding supper will be served, the pre-
vailing color tones will be pink and
green. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe will reside in
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

The Herald wilt pay SO in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction of any person caught stealing
&C pies Of The Herald from the premises Of our
putrons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Are Back from Camping Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Clover of the
Peppers Alhambra, have returned from
a months visit at San Gabriel canyon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03
Announces Engagement

| Mrs Louise French Deane announces
| the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Hazel French, to w. L. Kuehn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

Everything you want you will find in ths
classified page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

Admission day, next Monday, will be
observed by former residents OF Pana,
ILL.,, with picnic at Eastlake park.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-03

The boys brigade of the First Congre-
gational church will leave on the s:4S
o. clock train this morning for q week OF
camping at Laguna beach.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
MILLERTON

The ball game here on Saturday be- tween the local team and Amenia re- suited in victory for the out of town team, score to 1. In the last half of the last inning our boys stood in a good way to win out but their poor base run ming defeated them. However the game was fast and snappy and well worth seeing. On Tuesday the local team played two games with the Cherokee Indian team, game in the afternoon and one in the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Gleason are chaperonlng camping party at l.. J.. Eggleston's camp on Mt. Riga. The party consists of the Misses Bessie Mac Arthur, Florence Reed, Florence Sabine, and Messers George Kay, jr...and David Traver. 1'-
 Don't forget the big field day at Mill erton on Thursday the 10th. Lots of good attractions to please you.
 Miss A. E. Nc Auliffe left on We'd nesday last for San Francisco Cal. Edward Bryant is back at his old place at the Millerton House after an ex- tended vacation.
 Simeon Silvernail and Mrs. A. M. Dresser were married on Wednesday of last week. MT. and Mrs. Silvernail are residing in town.
 Jas Reed is building grain elevator i'll connection with his grain business at the Central New England depot.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15

That the new dog tag law is uncon- stitutional seems to be the opinion of a great many lawyers in the state, in that It IS retroactive. Many have been dis cussing the situation and it is said that should anyone care to test the law in the courts he might find that he could not be compelled to buy the tag if his dog had already been registered. Ac- cordlng to the old law, all dogs have to be registered by May 1st, and anyone owning or harboring a dog not then regis tered IS liable to prosecution, On June lst the list of names of those who have registered their dogs is turned over to the selectmen by the town clerk. Ooto- Der lst a new law goes into effect. re- quiring that all registered dogs wear a metal tag with it's registration number thereon. Dog owners are again com pelled to go to the town clerk, deposit 10 cents, and in return receive the metal tag, which amounts practically to & second license. This feature is what many claim is illegal and could be suc- cessfully contested were it taken to the courts.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
LAKEVILLE

Lee Turner and lady friend of Water bury are spending their vacation with his parents MT. and Mrs. Peter Turner
 Lewis Bryant is enjoying two weeks vacation from the Journal office.
 John Grey of Hoboken, N. J., was the guest of the Cross family last week.
 Edward Van Dusen of Stockbridge, Mass, visited his uncle R. O. Miller last week.
 All the patrons of the A. J. Cowles boarding house took a drive to Bash Bish last Thursday and pioniced for the day. They had an enjoyable time. There was two three-seated loads.
 w. L. Bissen has recovered his horse which was stolen from the pasture on the nighteof July the 9th. The horse was located in Newark, N. J. by the police. The party that stole the horse exchanged there and the party recover ing his own horse after 8 day or so notified the police of Newark and they gave description of the horse to the Newburgh police who had description of the Bissell horse, notified W.B. Perry here and MT. Perry took the responsi- bility of recovering the horse as MT. Bissen was out of town. He went to Newark and identified the horse and drove it home in about three days. MT. Bissell says the horse has had good care and is in as good condition as when taken.
 James Rodemeyer harness maker of Canaan called on O. H. Osborn last week.
 Bert Beebe has changed his boarding place from Robert Eggleston's to Mrs. Charles PoweIl's.
 Miss Emile Ohapin spent most of last week with friends and relatives in New York.
 H. l.. Barnett made business trip to the metropolis Monday.
 Chester Barnett is visiting with his cousin, Alfred Bartell of Brooklyn, N. Y. Misses Gladys and Beatrice Osborn are visiting Mrs. William Beebe at Ga naan for a week.
 Miss Jessie Wits has joined her sister and mother at the A. J. Cowles board ing house.
 MT. Dalton and wife of Hudson have been visiting his sister Mrs. Frank l Stewart for the past week.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
Branch Office Opened

Archibald O. Foss of 39 East 42nd Street, New York City, has opened a branch real estate office at Millerton, N. Y. in the Hotchkiss Block.
 Owners are requested to send descrip- tions of property which they wish to sell, exchange or rent. No charge made for listing property.
 Owner will appreciate the advantages of listing property with an office which has it's headuuarters in New York City (within a block of Grand Central Sta tion) and also local branch.
 Persons wishing to purchase real es- tate of any kind will find it advanta- geous to communicate their wants to the Millerton office as properties are being rapidly listed.
 MT. Herber5 Egglest on, manager of the branch, will give all real estate busl- ness his prompt personal attention.