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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
PIER PLACE IMPROVEMENTS
ARE PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 19.-Work on the
new cement steps at Pier place, east
of the pier, is progressing rapidly and
will be completed within a short time.
Pier place will be one of the beauty
spots of the city. The steps, which will
lead from the beach up to the top of
the bluff, will be thirty-five feet wide.
They will be finished in ornamental
stone and two handsome bouquets of
lights will be placed at the end of the
walk. In the angle of each wall end
ing at the walk leading to Pier place
there will be two huge lavatories, one
for men and for women. The lava
tories will cost $15OO each. The space
between the top of the bluff and the
car tracks will be made into a hand
some park and at the end of the park
adjoining the wall will be sidewalk
fifteen feet wide. Work on the main
retaining wall along the bluff will be-
gin tomorrow if material can be Sc
cured. The eyesore presented by the
barren old bluff will soon have dis
appeared from view forever About
$4,000 will be spent on bluff improve
ment under plans already perfected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
STARTLES LONG BEACH
BY SECRET WEDDING

LONG BEACH, May 19.-The wedding
of Mrs. Carrie Day, prominent society
woman, and Myron H. Wells, we'll
known business and society man, was
expected to occur some time during the
month of June, and when the intimate
friends of the couple heard yesterday
that the marriage had taken place the
night before at Mrs, Days beautiful
bungalow in Ocean place, they were
dumfounded.
Mrs. Day entertained number of her
closest friends during the afternoon
preceding the ceremony, but not a hint
was dropped of the notable event to
take place. The residence was deco
rated with only a few bouquets of
roses. The Rev. Robert Gooden, Epis-
copal minister. officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Slater, the only friends who had
been told the secret, witnessed the we'd
ding.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Wells left for Los Angeles
They are now enjoying motor trip,
visiting surrounding towns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
LONG BEACH CLERK
DISCOVERS RICH MINE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 19.-C. w. Long.
formerly clerk in the Sherwood de-
partment store in this city, has re-
turned from a short stay In Mexico.
the owner of rich copper mine. lie
saws that he will have to jump counters
no longer. -
Two months ago Long left this city
because of failing health and secured
work as a rodman for the El Paso &
Southwestern railway. which is build
ing a new line through the northern
part of Sonora. On day off" while
wandering through wild part OF the
Iona Verde mountains he FOUND OUT
cronninrs of copper ore. After few
davs' work he became assured that he
had discovered valuable mine. Long
recently came back to this section to
secure machinery for developing the
copper mine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
ATTRACTS BIG CARG0ES
BY Associated Press.

SAN PEDRO, May 19.--The steamer
Centralia, Capt Ericksoni has arrived @ ~ IN
port with a cargo of $4,000 feet OF lumber.
She made the trip from Grays Harbor In
a trifle over four days.
The steamer ]. S. Higgins, Capt. Elias
on. Is in port with cargo Of lumber, fye
days from Fort Bragg. She is at the
Southern Pacific wharf.
The steamer Helene has arrived and
docked at the Crescent wharf. She is
seven days from Willapa harbor.
Rapid progress is being made on the re-
clamation project of the Pacific Wharf
and Storage company, which is BUILDING e. a
East San Pedro jetty which, when com
pleted, will greatly Increase the wharfage
facilities of the inner harbor., The re-
claimed land will be about eighty acres
Into this there will be but three slips
from the inner harbor, each 500 feet wide,
and with wharves on both sides. The In
tervening ground will be valuable for
warehouse and Industrial purposes. 1t is
estimated that 1t will take about a year
yet to complete the work, and the cost
Is placed at about $1,000,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
CITY TRUSTEES PLAN
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, May 19.-For the
protection of that part of the city lying
east of Alamitos avenue the city trus-
tees are considering the construction of
two new fire houses.
According to the plan the district
north of Anaheim road will also be
given new protection. The police and
sanitary committee of the council are
working out the scheme as the result
of recommendations made by the fire
commission.
One of the new stations will be To-
Gated near BiXby park and will cost,
it has been estimated, $4,000. The To-
cation of the station to be built north
of Anaheim road is as yet not decided
upon. These districts have at present
extremely limited protection from fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
NEW CLEW TO IDENTITY
OF P0ST0FFICE ROBBERS
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, May ia new clew,
If 1t may be considered as such, has
been found to the identity of the two
men who stole the rig belonging to AL
len Ripley of S53 North Marengo ave-
nue. and used it to escape from the city
after they had cracked the safe at the
postoffice.
That there we're two of them is now
certain. They were seen while taking
the rig from the stable by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hoover, who were returning to
their home shortly after o'clock in the
morning, having been out late to an
Eastern Star affair. They supposed the
rig was being taken out by the owner
and did not question the men, thinking
one was Mr.. Ripley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
YEGGMEN BELIEVED TO
HAVE STOLEN TOOLS
Special to The Herald

t5pEGIdI
PASADENA, May 19.-Oficers work.
ing on the case have discovered no clew
to the identity of the men who COM
mitted two robberies in houses under
process of construction under the su-
pervision of Contractor John Erickson
at Mentor avenue and San Pasqual
street and at Orange Grove avenue and
Mundell street.
The robbers in each instance obtained
carpenter tools. 1t is thought yeggmen
committed both.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20

"What can we do to improve the pres
ont method of dancing?" thundered the
parson; "dancing Is mere hugging set to
I'VE might cut. out the music" softly
SUGGESTED the bad young man in the rear
of the auditorium. Inquirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-20
San Francisco Shipping

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.-Sailed:
steamer Santa Rosa for San Diego.
Arrived: Steamers Roanoke, Berkeley
and Newburg. from San Pedro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
inspectors Are wstehfuI.

Palucah News.Democrat Accord
ing 10 reports In river circles Capt
Bruce Barnes Of The ROYAL. has
been suspended for thirty days By
Captains G.een and St John. because
when they rang IN a phoney~ FIRE
alarm on his boat last Wednesday
while she was at the Paducah wharf
there was no response one Of The
rev tricks IN government inspection
nowadays Is to ring the FIRE bell when
the crew j. busy They claim hat
the Royal was so busy nobody heard
the hell While Capt Barnes is on
Linn Moses is in his place Several
other crews aad narrow escapes from
being caught at Psdu an. Dozens Of
crews M and down The Iivers have
been caught on watch The Rnt
TORN. in the Padncah and Cumberland
river trade. has beeh ordered repaired
at all points above the huH by the
government inspectors and will be in
the hands 81 the carpenters for sew
efal weeks The wort viii 10 done
~ Nashville ami the Dunbar win snb
for her until finished
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
FOR BENEFIT
OF PIANO FUND
FINE ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE
GIVEN TONIGHT AT ST, MICH.
AEL'S CHURCH.

An enterta nment OF more than or
binary merit has been arranged fol
the benefit Of the piano fund OF 81
Mich ais church tthe negro Episcopal
church of the city TO be given this
evening a, the church.
The program Is as follows.
Solo and chorus. Sweetheart OF Boy
hood Days, from His tiighness, the
Bey Miss Lowe and chorus.
Piano duets, tai Traumerei-Schu
mann; Oh Kleine Romance Schu'
mann. tcl Spanish Dance 'Seeboeck;
Miss Taylor and Mr. Taylor.
Song cycle, tal My Dear Ernest K
Ball. Miss Robinson and Mr. Taylor;
10 Norma ~ fries Nelson Miss
Lowe and Mr. Bowlar; (el Love Shall
Guide Thee G. White; Mrs, Smith
and Mr.. Bowlar.
Japanese drill under the manage
ment OF Miss Frank McDaniels.
Song cycle (al Praise We Verdi
Mrs. Smith. Messrs Bowlar and Tay-
lor. tbl O. That We Two Were
Maying Dessauer Miss Robinson
lnd Mr. Lyons; (cl Night Birds Coo.
ng IL ]. Sears Mrs Smith
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
FIVE CREMATED
BY MOLTEN STEEL
ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION RE
SUITS IN HORRIBLE DEATH
OF TWO PROMINENT FuRN.
ACE MEN AND FOREIGNERS.

Pitisburg Pa NAV zl-FIye men
were Killed AMI fonr fatally injured
tonight al the Eliza furnace Of tie
ones and LaHghlln Steel company.
The accident was directly due 10 2
slip which Immediately resulted iu
~ explosion. Mo'ten metal vas
hso@n over the men cremating them.
The dead.
=. B. WILLARD. assistant furua .
superintendent
JOHN 4 WEST head b'ore-
THREE UNKNOWN FOREIGNERS
Willard and West are said 10 have
bf-ea two Of The most prominent
fnrnaoe men in the country. They
ssfe expsIfs Al furnace work and fsr
~ 1s.ason j. % belieTei The accident
q VithOai warning one ~ the
81. D. escaped uninjusel says that
Yinafd's head va blown N bx The
force Of The explosion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
COUNTY BOARD
NOT SATISFIED
WITH PROPOSITION or lNTERuR-
BAN COMPANY TO USE ONLY
PART or THE COUNTY ROAD
AND LEAVE OTHER PORTIONS
uNiMPRovED--MATTER MAY
BE ADJUSTED.

The Board of County Commission
ers met y sterday to consider further
the matter of granting rightsof-way
over the county TOAD 10 the Cairo
Traction company and To the South
ern Illinois Interurban company The
former company filed its acceptance
of the Boards previous grant with all
conditions attached. but The latter
wished the privilege of occupying the
county road only in sections. where II
lid not have private rlgnt-nf way.
Commissioner Parsons objected 10
this very strenuously desiiing that
the company should occupy all the
way or none al all He felt that It
would not be to the Interest Of the
public 10 have the road widened only
ia spots where the railroad company
chose 10 occupy IT. The matter was
not settled finally al YESTERDAY r
meeting OF the Board
The Cairo Traction company will
begin work on = tack yer soon. II
agrees to widen and gravel the county
road by - feet. where II occupies the
same Il win build eastward thr ugh
WilsOnvllle tor Future Cityl. to
Bridge Junction and thence TO the
Half Way House The rightof-way
through this territory has nearly all
been secured
The lnterurban people have 50 far
not been able to secure private right.
of-way all along the line and they
wish 10 run on the county road
wherever private property is not
available It is likely that an under
standing viii be reached fodav
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked Bed feet on tht
Cairo gauge last evening, showing /
fall Of rs feet in "A hours. One yeai
ago 1t was EOS feet
Only one point above hers reported
II rising river yesterday namely PITTS
burg 36 fet.
The government steamer Shisca In
on the docks at Mound City under
going repairs.
The Herman Paepcka went south
yesterday towing three empty barges
and the gasoline launch City Of Fnl,
ton.
The Pacific. No. 2, went south With
two empties
A record hard 10 beat is made BY
the 81 amer Git yof Louisville aud
City Ct Cincinnati which travel loa.
oQp miles annually and never meet
with an accident or lose a life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
INJURED MAN WAS
STRUCK BY NEGRO
WORDS DROPPED BY HIM YES
TERDAY INDICATE THAT A
CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED
mo DETAILS o6TAINA5LE.

Report had Il last night that Ab
boit the man who was 50 seriously
injured in the Ten-h street lumtcT
yard last week. AMI whD has sin g
been lying at The hospital in . semi.
conscious state made a partial stale
ment yesterday as TO how he came by
his terrible injury He has not been
able TO make a connected statement.
bui has dropped a Few words from
tine to time. the purport Of which Is
that he was struck By negro with
a. iron bar
No fuitner details could be obtained
from him and Of COURSE no descfip-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE.
TWEEN ANDor

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hu o til Cit o Cairo cu Of Alexander
youMdh day of
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nd Twenty
Stree rmW to
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nnash this OF ay Of May A D
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

ton that could lead TO Identified
but this statement, meagre as I
effectually wipes away the theory
the man was struck by a car or
CINE on the track.
There is no hope OF the mans
covery. His relatives have not
appeared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
DRAMATIC PRODUCTION
Is "The Holy City" Which viii be
Presented by a Strong Company
at the Opera House Tonight.

Many Cairo theatre gOers have
gained an erroneous impression that
The Holy City" the attraction At the
Orera house tonight. Is moving pic
ture show. Quite to the contrary II
is one Of the largest and best
dramatic productions offered tlis sea
sou and viii be presented by a large
company. under the management Of
Gordon and Bennett. noted 70. iaeir
noteworthy attractions
The Holy city - a drama in fonr
acts. written around the life Of John
the Baptist. the new Jerusalem and
ihe beautiful story Of May Magdalen-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

Could is said TO have decided that
suit against him by Hawley would be
good thing. resulting in the black
ening Of his wife's name without him
appearing to have taken any part in
she proceedings
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
FAVOR ARMY cANTEEN

Washington. NAV 2l.-Thc 4
and Navy union convention 8
adapted A resolution hat this
tiuHal corps 20 on record as in
Of TIE establishment uf the :
caniccn. or post exchange. as IT
rfior IN acf ~ congress doing 4
with it at the behcst Of iuterc
parfies
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
CARD or THANKS.

Wish wish 10 thank the kind neigh
bors ana friends who rendered as
assistance during the illness ending
the death OF our little son, Thomas
Dodge
Mr.. AND MRS. r. r. DODGE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

mouth and the Mississippi from be
low St Louis to Cairo. will continue
falling during the next 4S hours.
The Wabash at Mt Carmel. no ma
terial change during the next 36 hours
W. r BARRON
Official Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
FATHER uueENr INJURED

Chicago. May 2l.-Rev. r.
Francis Nugeat. the head of mi,
work in the west Of the vicei
fathers. and whose home is in
Louis. was struck and prob
fatally injured by a Chicago and
Park electric train At Austin
suburb Of Chiesgo today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS MEET

RichToad. Va. May zi.-The South
ern Newspaper Publishers associa-
lion began its fftl annual meeting m
this cit today. with headquarters al
the jefferson hotel The meeting was
called Ia order tais morning by 1resi'
dent F. p. Glass Of Mon gomery. Upon
Adjournment tomorrow the publishers
viii visit the JamestOwn exposition
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
ADDITIONAL CITY Briefs.
For Athletic Association.

This afternoon and tonight thrilling
and amusing pictures viii be shown
at the Tbeatorium. BY special ar
rangement the Performance VIII be
fer The benefit Of The II gh School Aih-
iefic associa ion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
MlII Rrinn M. Drummer.

ST Louis Reprints: The steamer
Cape Girardean which is 20 take the
Southeas Missouri Drummegs asso
citation to its eleventh annual conven-
ton at New Madrid is looking trim
IN new coat OF paint All Of the
rooms on the Cape have not as YET
been engaged but applications, are
coming in rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

There are % people with speaking
parts AID the produc ion Is said to be
an extremely heavy one, there being
A full car load of special scenery and
effects. 1t will be the last dramatic
Offering Of the season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Force asts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Generally fair,
rising temperature
Illinois; Generally fair except pos
sibly showers north portion; rising
temperature.
Kentucky: increasing cloudlness
warmer
Tennessee Generally fair; rising
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Ferrybost Men Organize.

The Ferry Boatmen's Association
was organized AT PittslNrg Saturday.
The ferry boatm n asser that hostile
legislation has been enacted unwit
tingly and their executive committee
win appeal before the next session
OF congr IS and the various state
legislatures to set forth the assecia-
tons grievances
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Yssterdsy.s RIvs- Fereess,..

The Ohio at Evansville aud Mt. Yer.
non. win continue falling during the
next two OF three days Al Psdrcsh
and Cairo. viIl fall rapidly during the
nfxt several days. The fall al Cairo
during he next q hears viii be about
two feet
The Tennessee from Florence 70 the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

The government steamer Lily left
81. Louis yesterday for Cairo on a
ligDt inspec ion trip.
The Stacker Lee viii be out from
st Louis today bound for Memphis
The Ferd Herold put of 1000 pack
ages at Memphis and left that port
Monday for Cairo and ST. Louis. She
will he here today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was fair and orderly
overht ad The government bulletin
reported rain from ten points. Cooler
weather prevailed in the Ohio val
ley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
Sun and Moon.
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington. May 2i.-ILLINoIS
Showers Wednesday and probably
Thursday warmer Wednesday with
southeast to south winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

BOARD or Local IN
PRovEMEEIs or THE
CRY OF CAIRO,
ILLISoIr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

she charges that be- then planned
To- make The best u The Information
HeWiey hal prepared with him. and
that &c. finally decided TO lci HaWley
bring bis action a. the So ct way ~
eci ine the things Hauley and Could
had planned before the public This
vas done she saws. for the purpose
of convincing the pabli. that. a.
though Could had LEANED something
terrible sboat his wife. he Vas tnO
much ~ a gentleman 90 asails won
a.. AMI that D. haa refused 10 treat
further vita Haeiey. prefefrne 20
make uo use ~ ihe Hasiey infagma-
ton againsi her. With Iris idea Il
maintaining nj sDcisi equilibrium
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

GEORGE PARSONS. Preside
GEORGE O. KOEHI-ER,
r. G. SCULLTN.
FRED ID. NELLIS,
JOHN BOURGEOIS.
BEN X, THISTLEWOOD.
JOHN SNYDER.
FRANK THOMAS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-22

BOARD or LOCAL M
pRoyEMENTs or THE
Cry or CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-18
DOUST men
MAKE PLANS

In all probability the Doust mass
meeting, which was to have been
held at Elks' temple next Monday
night, will be called off. 1t is said
that the financial committee has de-
cided to expend the money in some
other way. Another report has it
that there was a big storm raised
after the Doust meeting in Improve
ment hall when several speakers,
particularly Prosecutor Barnhart,
played poor politics. 1t is feared
others may do likewise.
E. F.. Waggoner and Frederick w.
Dewart, of the Doust committee,
were in consultation l hour and Is
minutes this afternoon with w. II.
Cowles, proprietor of the Spokes-
man-Review. The result of the con-
ference Is unknown. For some rea-
son or other Cowles' paper has de-
veloped an inclination towards
Doust the last few days, and the
column after column of stuff de-
voted to c.. Herbert Moore's can
didacy has dwindled to nothing but
interviews from Gordon Corbaley,
Mr. Moore's campaign manager.
The consultation this afternoon is
regarded as the prelude to an an
nouncement that the morning sheet
will come out and support Doust in
preference to Moore. 1t is stated
that WaggCner and Dewart have
agreed to show the Review that
Doust is stronger than Moore. The
offer of the Review Is said to have
been that il 1t could be shown" it
will give its support to Doust. as it
wants to be with the stronger ele-
ment
And lowering darsomely over
such an arrangement is the fact
that every candidate burdened by
the Reviews support In the past 10
years has been wiped off the face
of the earth,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-18
MONEY RAISED
FOR PHlLPOTT

Attorney John L. Wiley stated
this afternoon that the statement Of
facts for Charles Philpott's appeal
to the supreme court from the
death sentence passed Jan. 80, is
nearly ready and would be filed in
few days. In the neighborhood of
$500 with which to carry the case
to the supreme court has already
been subscribed by Philpott's
friends, who believe him to be in
nocent of the murder of Ness Cole.
Tomorrow is the date originally
set for the execution. Motions for
a new trial and for the arrest of
judgment entered by Wiley &
Brooks for the defendant were to
no avail, but upon giving notice of
appeal they were given until April
rs to file statements of facts by
Judge Huneke.
The appeal stays the death SEN
tence. If the supreme court upholds
the lower court the latter will have
to set a new date of execution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-18

100000 have been expended by the
retail merchants in replacing their
in reconstruction and rehabilitation.
But what has been done in the
past year has really been but the
breaking ground for larger opera
tons. The work of clearing away
the debris alone has been of appall.
ing magnitude, but that has virtual
ly been going on side ny side with
building. In all the downtown dis
trict debris has been carried away
steadily and foundations have been
laid for an enormous amount OF
building, which, so'far, has made no
appreciable showing. Within the
next two months there will come a
marked and distinct change. Build
ings by the hundred will then show
above ground. and all the prepare
destroyed stocks. This has all been
paid for, and brings the total to. S70.-
600 900 cash that has been expended
tory work will then be understood,
According to the best estimates
IL may be set down that one-third
of the burned district has been re-
built and that in six months more
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-18
STILL ANOTHER
INSTANCE

To the long list of criminal cases
dismissed without trial at the in
stance of the prosecuting attorneys
office, as published yesterday, an
other may be added-that of Larry
Hughes, charged with attempt to
kill. The evidence gathered by the
police and given to Mr.. Barnhart
was that Hughes bought revolver
and stated his intention to kill
Nicholas GeOrger, a Saloonman.
Hughes then went to the saloon and
fired shots at Georger, l of the
shots hitting lead pencil back of
his ear. Hughes was put under
$500 bond to guarantee his appear
ance for arraignment in Justice
Hinkle's court. Prosecutor Barn
hart moved that the case be dis
missed. AS soon as he was cleared
Hughes went again to Georger and
threatened to kill him. Hughes was
re-arrested and put under peace
bond.
This morning Mr.. Barnhart at
tempted to qualify his sweeping ar
raignment of the city police force
by saying that his remarks were in
tended for the head of the depart
ment, meaning, presumably. that
Chief Waller is the one who ought
to be in the penitentiary.
The Question-why does not the
prosecuting attorney prosecute If he
has knowledge of crookedness in
the department?-is still pertinent
And 1t is still unanswered.