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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-08-26
ST. JOE DAILY ROUND TRIP

The steamer Spokane leaves
Occur d'Alene daily, except Sunday,
upon arrival of $3.50 a. m. electric
train from Spokane, and makes fast
round trip to st. Joe on shadowy
st. Joe river, arriving back in Spo-
kane at 1925 D. m. This Is the best
season to take this delightful 900
mile trip by trolley and steamers
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ROME, Aug. 26-All Rome is still
talking Of the manner In which
Cardinal Merry del Val, papal Sec
rotary Of state and probable vicar
general, was hooted by anarchists
as he was driving through the vii
lage of Marino, a suburb. No as
sault on the cardinal was attempt
ed. One policeman was wounded
when a Gordon of them charged to
dispense the mob. The incident
was an evidence of the present
anti-clerical feeling in Italy.
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7he0terS
SPOKANE

The closing engagement Of For
Mothers Sake" will be played this
evening. AS a popular price attrac-
ton 1t is successful and drew a
good crowd. Miss Pearl Golding
plays the leading part. 1t is story
of a boys love for his mother.
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WASHINGTON.

The line Of vaudeville hung out
this week, for action and interest,
strikes a pretty good average, al
though some of 1t is as near the
limit as a prudent manager likes
to get.
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friends of the Digmans have sug-
gested that the trio near the
names Of Teddy" Taft" ana
"Nick."
Taft" and Teddy" each weigh
ed 6 pounds when they came TO
Portland. Mick" Is not ashamed
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COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco %, Oakland 0-3;
Los Angeles 4, Portland 3.
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AM ERlCAN LEAGUE.

Detroit 7, Boston |; st. Louis 90
Philadelphia IL; Chicago 3. New
York 2.
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OF hIs Z pOUhus, Dut hopes 70 IN
crease 1t.
Mrs. Dlgman the mother, is a
we'll known club woman. She has
repeatedly advocated the theory
that club life does not interfere
with household duties.
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WANTED--A GOOD BEHAVING
girl IA or Is years old to assist
in light homework for board and
room; can attend school If desired.
313 Division st, -26
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

! WANTED-A CASH GIRL; REF
erences required. 219 N.
Stevens. Pc
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FOUND
HELP WANTEo-MALE.

WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY-Able
bodied unmarried men between the
ages Of II and So; citizens Of United
States, of good character and tenn
perate habits. who can speak. read
and write English. For tnforma-
ton, apply to Recruiting Oflcer.
126 1-2 Howard st., Spokane.
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Classified 4d0ertisements|
Real Estate Inducements
ron sALs.

FOR SALE--KENNEWICK FARM.
improved; a snap. Phone 96S.
Collins. 20
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GOOD PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP
II taken at once. 1903 Mans
field av. pc
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| PAWN BROKER AND LOAN
Office. 1913 Main av loan on dia-
monds, watches, jewelry and all
| chattels. First class watch repair
ing. You will be treated square. tt
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New 6 room modern house,
full basement and furnace, fin
ished in select curley FIR; beati-
full lot, 50x210; terms; Mantle
park.
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GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE RE-
pair, 231 Riverside. Repaired
while you wait. Shoes called for
and delivered. Phone 1865.
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Not? s$ Ss"sa
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Ell Coronel HamiIl, jsfs de la policfa
inlular, ha dicho elta mafans 4 IN re
prsaentaDts de LA CorrrBpondencia" que
no es cieEto que 81 haya psnaado en- renun'
ciar 30 cargo. Que no hay fundRmsnto
niDguno para que el rumoT circulado
inBiatentemente en- Ia ciudad, de que de-
iaba 81 cuerpo On Enero, sea tornado en-
consideration. Comprueba esta afrma'
ci61 del Hefor Hamill 10 dicho por 81 go
beFnador Postl hoy nuestro repreasntanta
-AdelantRn r6pidaments Las obraB de
expIsnaciones de Ia carretera de Bayam6n
4 Comelfo.
-EAts mSfisna sali6 para Salinas 81
jefs de division de terrenos pdblicoB senior
Enrique CaatEo Gonzalez.
Sc hA tFansferido para deutro de tres
8 cuatro dfaB 81 deslinde de los telrenoB
del pueblo de Puerto Rico en- Catafio.
Sc han recibido en- el departamento
del Interior al rededor de 800 psticiones
para 81 proyecto del Capitolio de Puerto
Rico Concurrir6n 4 dicho caEt6men
irgsnieros de Francia, Esps1a, E. q. y
Puerto Rico.
Ell csballo que di6 aver mayor divi'
dendo en- las caTreEaa que SO celebrAron
en- 81 hipodE6mo, fac sI c. bsllo "Inocen
te' propiedsd de don Antonio BalaRquide
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hos que denuuois reuulten fallou.

Chos que denuucis reuulten falaon.
-O.impia Canine viuda de Lopez, ha
solicitRdo peFmiso para trasladar loB EestoB
de EmiliRno Lopez, desde el cementerio
de Bayam6n hasta el pante6n que dichR
dana poBee en- 81 pueblo del Dorado.
-El ofciRl de Banidad de VitqueB re-
mite una solicitud en- que ae pide autoEi
zaci6n para haceE Ia exhumRci6n de los
restOs de Matilde Felipa Gimenez y FL
gueroa,
-El inupactcF de alimentos de San
Juan ha decomiHsdo los SefioFes VillRF
Co., s csjas de lechs condensada marca
"Magnolia" con 48 lataB cada una l
csja con 43 libEas las que ha aido deB'
tTuidaB Tsmbi6n decomiB6 & Ochoa
Hermano % sjas conteniendo $50 latas
de divsTsas mRTcaB.
Ell doctor RsfAel del Vale, Consejo'
70 del Executive, visit6 esta ms ana 81
Comisionado del Interior acompafado de-
suu hijoa los ipgenieroB civiIas don RAfAel
don Carlos. Este 6ltimo BaldEa para
IoG EstadcH Unidos , Cuba, dentro de dos
semanaR
Ell dia del pr6ximo Noviembre, 81
segundo battalion del Tegimiento de Puerto
Rico, llevar6 4 efscto un paseo militar
por ls isls.
-Ha regreHado de So excursion q Are
cibo UtuRdo nuestro particular amigo,
don j. Alberto Alfonso, quien trse buenss
imprssioneB de dichos puebloB.
Ell LIDO. Btfior Jose de Diego, "spea-
kerr de la C6mara de DsIegadoH, tuyo
hoy la coTtesfR de informaE & uno de nues'
troH Compaheros que Ia Comiai6u que viHi
to ests msfiana al gobernador Post, mani
fsat6 { este que la Union de Puerto Rico
lIevAr6 sfscto una assmbIsa en 81 en-
trante NoviembTe, ssg6n prsvienen los
eAtatutos de Ia agEupaci6R.
-Ha regresado de EHpaha 81 presti.
gioao aatuEiano vecino de Rio PisdTas don
Manuel Gon zRlez Fernandez
Sc asegura que para facilitar Ia iuH.
CFipci6n de los documentos de fncas de
este t6rmino municipal, ha Bido dividido
SAnturCe en- cuatro Becciones.
-MafianR reanudar6 BuB aesioues la
corte de distrito de San Juan.
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SUCESOS EN-
La ISLA.

Utuado, Coronel do Ia F. L-Pr6fugo
EdalmiFU Diaz Ssda que 90 fug6 81 % de
los trabajon CaEEetsra Arecibo eata Oaptu-
FadU poT guaFdias Manuel Gonzalez y
Antonio Luciano. Esta coEts Cond6naIo
Is meses prisi6n por huEto.- Teniente
San MILAN.
Adjuntas -AnOchs On union guardias
NoTberto Garcia y Eugenio Camaoho
aTTaste individuo Juan JC1e Soto autor
yarios huTtos. .-Csbo RoBell6
San Lorenzo. barrio Q0ebrada
Arena spaFeci6 ahegada en- 81 rio Brfeida
de Jesus. Invsstigsdo 81 heCho TeRulta
casuRl.-CabO AzpuruR.
Barros--BRFrio BauIa arTib7 han sido
ar1estadoH Jole Lugsrdi Rivera Fran.
cisco Hernandez, por huTto de una vaca
de Juan YeIvolini -Cabo Santos.
AFecibo. o.-SoFpFsndida jugada de gsllos
en- "Guayabar' detenidoB Manuel Marti.
nez, Joa6 del Carmen Gonzalez, Eeonides
Olivero y Francisco Pagan: ocupados dos
gRllos hsIidos On peleR. - Teniente Chapel.
Toa AIta.-TaEda de aver han sido
aTrsStadoB en- este pueblo por guardia
Llauger de eAts pueato individuoB Fidel =
Tomas Rivera por delito de acometimiento
y sgFesi6n con agrRvantss en- Ia persona
de NiccmsdeI Lopez. Juez entisnds
asunto.
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COMERClANTES QUE.
prOtGsta0 en- Baya-
mon.
El teniente SChsttini en- vista de-
inspection.
Eu 81 SlIto d G0mgTiO r0VsRtd IN blrroao.
(De nueotrO sorrsspOnsaE. )

Octubre 28.-LoS ccmercianteB de esta
ciudad, tuvieron una reunion, con Ell obie-
to de tomar un acuardo Hobre Ia Conducta
ohHeTvada con ellou por Ia '.Ltuea F6rrea
del Oeste" pues segdn elloB la indicada en-
pFesa no tan solo peljudica aug intsreSes
con detenerle uus CaIgas. sino q. tRmbi6n
quiere negaEse al aCaFreo de elias, despu6B
de Veinte s i0B que viene hacienda este
seTvicio. Hoy va una comihi6n q entsn.
de,se con el senior Vsld6s del Tesultado
de la entTevista FesolveF6n los BefioTes co.
merCiantes 10 que Crea mas pTudente en-
bentfcio de aus intsTeseB.
lei teniente senior schsttini, eAta pa.
sando vista de inspection los pUeHtos dc
su demarcaci6n, Ealisndo muy aatiHfecho
del de CatafIo, comandado poF 81 recto
cumplido cabo seiloF Rafael Navarro.
En- el galto de ComeHfo revent6 IN
barFeno en- el n6meTo l, hiEiendo grave.
mente los individuos Eusebio Felipe
Cruz. I'll hscho fu6 casual.
-Ha Balido Ia COrts hoy para Narar-
jito celebrRF juiciou.
En- 81 hogar de los egposos Cesteros
Hsrn6ndez ha llegado una "beb6" para
aumentar Ia felicidad de Rquel riguelo
hogsr. FelicitamoB 4 Angel y Concha,
dsssandOls la rsoien naCida fslicidads8
ain cuento,
-Parece que Cupido eat6 hacienda
grandeI RveFfas en- eBta Ciudad, pues ne
g6n me dicen hay algunas bodag en- pre-.
paTaCi6p. 7 lea tocs los viudoH
La empreHa del sofor Camilo Taboas
90 hs gEanjeado Ia Cou6snza del p6blico,
poE su excelante sarvicio, y se~propoue,
seg6n nuaBtFos infarmeu, estableceT IN
ssrvicio de carruajes entire Bayam6n 81
salto de Comerfo, partiendo de Bayam6n
& las q. m. y regrelando de 2k3 p. m,
hacienda escRla entire 81 Cruc0 de
Narapiito Comer1o.
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Ell TELEGRAPH
u SAN JUSTO y
DE s. MELON & COMPANIA
Acaba de mportar de Europa complete variado
do de mercancias, de la mas alta noyedad.

DE FRANCIA: 100 estilos de elegantes
sombreTos para sehoras, niflas y caballe-
Tos; so classes de calzado; 1000 formas dis
tintas de confecciones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. Adornos
Y cinturones de todas clases. Blondas de
seda y encajes de algodon.
Veriedad en- efectos para modlstas, bor-
dadoras y costuTeras.
Mantillas tohallas, boas y preciosos OBJ
ietos de seda de lana.
Flores artificiaIes y lindfsimas coronRs
de azahar. Guantes y mitones de todas
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, objetos de naear,
concha ceriloide carteras.
Camisas para sefIoras cabalIeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilo, cretOnRs,
bramante horete, creas especiales. holan-
das retortas. Telas blRncas de Rlgodon
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De TEATRO.
Pootl Nlssltur, orator fit pro ostutIo.

81 para declamaF 10 requieTe mucho,
muchiGimo aEte, , no menos eatudio, TsOi-
tando Ia pEosa 8 Ell verso con Ia entona-
Ci6n, los ademanea y 81 gesto convanientsB;
81 Ia defamation hay que mamarla, Beg6n
dicen muchog, y quizGB est61 en- 10 Cierto,
81 % conhideTa que en- la actuRlidad sa est6
conquiatando en- Is escena triuLf coloBa.
les 81 simpStioo inteligents ioven madEi.
leno r, CRIYo, nieto hiio do Jon6 Ramon
= Rafael respectivRmsnte, que fueron dos
eminentfsimos RctoEes dFamSticoB espafio.
leE; 81 la defamation, Tepetimos, hay que
mamarlR, FesultR que los RTtistRg que ano-
che tomaron parta en- Is representation del
antique drama "Don Juan Tenorio," no
la han mamRdo nunCa; , diciendo cato,
huelga que tFatemos RhoFa del deBempeho
que disFon & la obrR. En- Cuanto al sefi9P
Peche, Es conoce que Ia hR lactado.
Baste solo deciE que niuguno, por 10
dem6s, hallamoB On su cuerdR en- lR eiecu.
Ci6n del drama.
Debisron hAbsE escogido IN drama mas
BeRcillo que el don Juan TenoEio;" uu
drama On prosa, toda vez que 60 todoB
tan difcultoss la rscitsei6n del verso.
Ds uno de Los AZ tomos de que 30 COM
poue la inteTesante novela "Las aventuras
de Rocambole," por Ponson Du Terrail,
titulado LA cueTda del ahorcado" 90 ARE
gl6 hace tempo IN Iencillo aunqus impor
tante drama, que puede ser repFeaentado
con exito por cOmpaffss dram6ticas do
Bggundo oTden.
Por 10 tanto, no han debido eie. utar
snochs 4 'Don Juan Tenorio," poTque en-
"La cueTda del ahoEcado' hubiesen estado
en- gu cuerda Io8 artistaB de Ia Rpreciable
compaffa suarez.-PEBORIA.
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stilos nuevoa

torcido. Encajes de hilo estilos nuevos
Mantas frisas.
DE INGLATERRA: Alfombras, tsIas
negras, driles de hiIo, camas de hierro
alambTadO infinidad de artfculOs
DE TODOS PALS ES: Riqu1sImas tslas
con nUevos dibuios Y clases admirables.
Telas superiOres parasas trerlas: casimi-
res, merinOs, franelRs, pafios, elasticotinAn,
co de colores, satenes, forros y bOtones.
EstamefIas, merinos VelOs para trai0a
y mantOs; y todos los aTtfculOs propios pa
ra 6rdenes religiosRs.
MeTcsncias americanas, especialmenta
los tejidos de punto, los llanOs y estampA-
dos, los cTudos de las classes mas acsptas
bles que Sc adquieren en- aquellOs merCa
dos.
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IMpaRrAnT0N

IMPORTATION. - Los safiorag q
Melon & Oh. de suts plaza estkn reCibisn
do un autenBo guEtido de aEtfCulon de
fantasia eBpacialmente en- tsjidos de Lana,
ssda, Crepe de Seda, Trsjes y Eefajos para
gadoraB, EombreTos VeloS Flores, Absni.
coz Casimires, Coybatas u otFos aHtfCulog
de alta noVadad de Paris. RsComenda.
mos nuestros leCtoFes una viBita & ests
casa donde con POGO dinero comprsr6n
artfculos muy ventaioaos. 45v.a.
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LINRA FRRRRA DEL, oEsTH

ItineraElo. .--saIidag do Bayara6n , Oapi
stR siIauItaneAmantO.
DiaB lab0EabIS-1a afIana 8. 7,Q6, Ee
sD.46 ll.0o. Tardo 12.15. 1.46. B.16. A.85, g.A6
y $50.
? 11.Q9 TaEdO 1918, 1.BO. 2.ge. $50, 4.R0
E.A5 y ESQ.
BilIotes baEatOB para diag fastivos De
Cata6o Bayaua6Hu Ida y vuoIta 1R oIeBO
cas- 2a etase e9-lG. De Bayam6n & OasanO
YVWGlSa ~ elas0 40-16, So alaBs RO-1O,
Billose 0EaiRaEiO De Capital OataGo On
eIas0 & aohBaV0s.
BayaAa0n. 10 ds ssptonabrs Aa 1905
8RWRH WaIAGa
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], 7, Silva Banking { Commercial Company

FsK
BRANCH 81 PLACE MADELEINE
Bill Letters Of Credit On eli cities il the world.
Cable transfers. loans collections deposits received
All matter of Z banking carefully
All profitable business solicited.
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit LyOnaas London, Paris Madrid md Barcelona
Banque TEa1satlaniqHe Paris.
Soaiet6 Generate Paris
American Express Co.
Amsinck g Co York.
g. B. HOlins & Co. New York
Walls Fargo Bank SaA Francisco, California
National Bank Of Commerce Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
NoFwich Union Fire Insurance Society Norwich England
British American Assurance Company Toronto. CanR7k
Cuban Steamship Company
ComPagne GeR6EaIes Tra3ssSlaatsua Paris
IntaFaGtioHaaE Lloyd. Marine Assurance Co. Berlia.
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kn Mts impronts 70 vondo papal Dc
PEoiodiOo viaiO S2.O 90 lou SO kiloa Gel qs'ia
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
BRADLEY NOT SURE
THAT IT WAS GAS
Continued from Page One,

apartment at 1880 a. m. He bad lighted
his cigar as ne walked down stairs
Immediately after placing my hand
on the knob and starting to open the
outside door of the Vestibule," said
Bradley, there was a flash of light at
the end of my cigar. 1 thought some
one was joking me; that L had been
given a trick cigar. There was deaf
ening explosion. Ny first impression
was that [ had been shot in the head.
My next impression was that l was be-
ing asphyxiated and would be If l did
not get out. L felt tlere was a tremen-
dous pressure holding me down. Then
there came a lifting force and l was
thrown out into the street on the car
tracks. 1 knew / was on the car track,
for l remember feeling l must get out
of the way. for car would be along
soon."
The attorneys who took Bradley's
testimony asked how long a space of
time there was between the flash at
the end of the cigar and the explosion.
Il had time to think 1 had been given
trick cigar" was the reply.
SmelIed Gas
Asked if he smelled the gas at the
time of the explosion, Bradley said he
did after being smashed to the floor"
smell of exploding powder and dyna-
mite but could detect the fumes of
neither at the time of the explosion.
He had smelled gas for some time
previous to the explosion, and Mrs.
Bradley had complained to the gas
company about the matter. Bradley
declared he was never president of the
Mine Owners association of California
and had never attempted to drive out
| dawn ION
of Miners or it's members.
| Senator Borah relieved Mr.. DarroW
| in reading the cross-examination of
Bradley. In this portion of his testi-
mony Bradley said he was not sure
whether he---had stepped across the
! threshold when the explosion occurred.
Further cross-eXamined, Bradley said
he felt two distinct forces, the first
crushing him down and the second lift
ing him up. The interval between
! gave him time to think he was shot in
the head, to feel of his ears to see if
| they had been blown off and to think
that he was in danger of asphyxiation.
The latter feeling he was sure came
from illuminating gas.
Toward the conclusion of his deposit
tion, Mr.. Bradley said that his first be-
lief that his explosion had been caused
by the gas had been considerably modi-
| fled by Orchards confession and the
other testimony on the stand.
After the Bradley deposition that of
Percy Cummings, who occupies one of
the Lineforth flats, was read. Cum
mings left the house just before the ex-
plosion and denied that he saw bomb
at Bradley's door, Cummings testified
that had the bomb been there he would
undoubtedly have seen it.
On cross-examination Cummings said
he did not remember seeing the door
mat at Bradley's door, and that he was
not paying particular attention to Brad.
ley's door and the vestibule of the fiat
The next deposition to be read was
that of ]. B. Reilly, who resided neal
the Linforth flats in San Francisco
He passed the Linforth building ter
minutes before the explosion and tes'
titled that he saw a Japanese servant
washing the marble stairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
To BEGIN ACTION
UNDER TRUST LAW
New York Attorney General Accuses
Western Union and Postal OF
Combination to Raise
Tolls
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July S.-Attorney Gen
eral William S. Jackson today made
application to Justice Platzek, of the
supreme court of New York county
for the appointment of referee TO
take testimony on the attorney gen.
erals allegation that the Postal Tele-
graph and Gable company and the
Western Union Telegraph company
have formed combination to increase
rates of telegraph service in this and
other states.
He declared that he was about to be-
gin action to restrain this alleged COM
bination and asked that George D.
Gould, Jacob Schiff, Morris K. Jessup'
e. H Hartman, Clarence Mackay,
Robert C. Clowry and many others OF
both companies, be ordered to TESTIFY
before a referee as to the existence OF
the alleged combination.
The action of the attorney general
will be under state antitrust law OF
1899 He alleges that the combination
he seeks to break was made IN last
January and that as a result the tolls
on messages between New York and
points in this state were raised ABOUT
five cents per message of ten words,
also that the effect of the alleged
combination has been to increase the
rates on messages between this city
and other cities throughout the country
in many instances 20 per cent over the
rates previously existing.
The attorney general charges also
that the two companies have agreed
to establish at various places in this
state common offices. He declares that
when this was done in certain Ns~
York hotels the telegraph companies
agreed to divide the gross proceeds of
the business equally.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09

of appeal his motion for new trlai;
District Attorney Langdon was asked
if he desired to make any statement
He replied:
mo. The facts speak for themselves.
ANY statement from the prosecution at
this time would be an anti-climax.
Mr.. Langdon said the prosecution
would be prepared a little later TO an
nounce whether or not the other Iotl ~
extortion cases against Schmitz are to
be prosecuted. 1t is unofficially under
stood that they were to be dismissed,
as nothing of account could be gained
in the way of additional Imprisonment
by trying them. now that sentence mas
been pronounced on the first conVlctlon'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
MAYOR SCHMITz
ASKS SENTENCE
DEMANDS JUDGE CURTAlL
LECTURE
Jurlst Calls His Remarks Brazen Ef-
frontery and Continues Denuncla-
tlon-convicted Mayor Says
Trial Was Not Fair
fContinuea from Page One,

CONTINUED from Page One)
challenges remain and to the latter six.
The days progress was in sharp con-
tradistinction to the slow and weari-
some course dragged out in the jury
Schmitz cases.
District Attorney Langdon, Assis-
tant District Attorneys Heney and
Ogara and Charles w. Cobb, Mr.
Heney's law partner, were present for
the prosecution. Attorneys D. M. Del
mas, T. G. Coogan and Henry c. Nc
Pike, the latter of whom was associ-
ated with Delmas in the Thaw trial,
represented the defense. There was
complete absence of the spirit of bick-
ering that distinguished the Ruef and
Schmitz trial and frequently led to
unpleasant encounters between the
bench and bar as we'll as between op-
posing counsel.
Eighteen Examined
Eighteen veniremen were examined
during the day. Twelve of these quail
fed as to cause: ID James H. Roberts,
an Insurance broker; (2) William Jones,
retired cement man; (3) Thomas Kir-
by, merchant; (D Patrick Lyons, re-
tired; (5) Joseph Robinson, grocer; (6)
Michael A. Samuels, photographer; "a
John Tiedemann, grocer; 8) Henry
Sieroty, merchant; (9 George A Kohn,
merchant; (1O) Sigmund Levy, whole
sale stationer; Q1) John G. North,
manufacturer of machinery; G2) John
w. Shields, retired sergeant Of police.
Numbers and 10 were excused per-
emptorily by the prosecution. Num-
bers 3, 1, s and stood aside on arbi-
trary challenges by the defense.
1t is expected that the jury may
be completed by tomorrow night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
Hygienic Beds for Institutions

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peculiarly suitable Institution needs The con-
structon is chairs;
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ccb fabric Fabric inches $3.50 Clearance
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
INSANE FROM HEAT, HE
FATALLY INJURIES TWO
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK July S.-Becoming sud-
denly insane, probably from the heat,
while at work upon the new building
of the Trust Company of America to-
day, a plasterer ran amuck with a
hatchet among his fellow workmen.
He attacked three of them, two Of
whom were probably fatally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-09
CLEARANCE OF s1LvERwARE

CLEARANCE OF SILVERWARE
Napkin rings, mugs, bread trays, chafing
dishes, nut bowls, comb and brush sets, tea
pots. coffee pots, butter dishes, etc. On this
lot the discount is 40 per cent while they last.
CLEARANCE OF FANCY CHINA
And glassware. This lot includes a fine as
sortment of all articles, cups and saucers,
berry sets, water sets, hand painted china,
vases, B. & B. plates, etc, The discount on
this lot is 40 per cent while they last.