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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
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@@cpeiSn1ittcl Qeaen nNmcricon See
So" ulla Dem 9iireolt DeS 8enc=
~ralumpolt@ Oe$ Stoate$ Nep,0orf
peri6nunoeu.
Nlbonn N.DY 81 Se6rltor.
Nlae 9clueiamittcl uuf mcl6e Ser
ON 20. 0c5ember bonn frii6ereu 8e'
terulunmolt Suliu5 Mooer eingcIei.
tetc @ro5eB SIR Nufl6iung Ser uGlmcs
ricou See So" rpcgen Monopoltiirun8
neS GiSgci6ditS boiirt mar, lit aus
Dem 8iireolt Oc8 @Cueraluumalt2
rCrIhmunOen mo fam nidt 0lltgcs
fulbcu merOcn. 9icie Mlittbeilung
miro belltc Nbcn0 BON Dem ncllcn Sc
ncroIunnolt g9iQiatu Q. Sofion &C.
mndbt. Gtli6e @eoienitctc I'M &c
neralaumaltS q 9iireau babcn eiolid)
erbGrtet, ooB man idon gcgcn Gnoe
0c3 lcbten Gc5cmbcrS, tltr5 Dor bent
gImt3arl5trittS 0e5 Srn. Wtapcr, lrt
OoS &crihpin0cn scr 9otumcntc
ipuBtc, oob Serr Sodion icNo0 ni6tS
bopou criubr, bis inn Wonot Sontar,
dis cr peitcre Sdrittc IN DEM bctrcf.
fcnocn &ro3eiie crgrcifcn mo0te,
SEER Sodion t0cilt bclttc 2l6cnO
nit, er bo6e Ole o9lnlcricon Gee So"
ol~tfgcforocrt, i6u Ginii6t in ibrc Bit
der uno Gotlmente 81 geitotten Oo-
NIT er bic perlorcuen 8cluge crlcbCll
f0nne, u1o ole Gompognie bu6c I'M
8riit sur 9(nttuort bis nddIten Wton-
tog eriu6t. Sm Sale lie Srn. Sat-
iou'8 Soroerltng %perlueigcrt, 10 miro
ser 0euerolumpult lmt Gin @erid)t5-
befebl 5ltr G%r5lpingung ocrlcl6en 81
erlangen perilt6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

@a" Ger o%}trbcitcr 0}Gnncrdor"
Fat icitcn Wo8fcnbo0 ollf ben Is. Sc
bruor feIt0ciebt. GSn Der ~8ermonio-
WGuncr6or,SoQc" finoct ser 8ol
Itott. 3m0lf m~crt6poQc Frciie fon.
men 5llr 8crt6cilunq, un0 Ser Gin
tritt lit MIR % GcntS. @aS in iei.
nen &rGftcn lte6t, t6ut bo8 2lrronGc-
mentS. Gomitc, I'm 6oS Set 81 einen
ser ongenc6niten ser GornepolsSo al.
ion 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

""@ Ger Gurnperein yGorip1rtS"
pcronitoltet morgen S(ben0 in ieiner
Snllc einen G~arncpolS- Mlrmm. @er
ie iGon cine oernrtige llntcr6oltung
oieieS &crei1s mitgenlaht bat, miro
iider nibt %peridumen, ii1 mor0ell
Nlbeno sum fr0bliden &bln ein5n.fin-
Sen. 9l6er iolde, Die Dem GarnepdlS-
Wltmm oeS nTorm6rts" nod nidt
beigepobnt BADEN, per0en biermit
gan5 %beionOerS barauf oufmerfInm
gema6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

""" Ser oiesiGbrige Masfenbau
o6s ,@ermonia.S ltrnpercins" finbet
om nGdIten Montog IN Der o@ermo.
nia-WfdnmerGor.6alc" itott. Sir
bcnielben murocn bon ben Tlrnern
grpbortige Gorbercitungen getrofiem
melhe barouf idlieben %lalien, boB bic
SeirGer beiielben einen gang belon-
ocrS pergniigtcn 9lbeno perleben per-
Den. Sir Die 6elten G%in5elntasfcn
nllo @rltppen linb %nertbpollc Hreiic
olSgeIett. Ga Der gintritts prcis nilr
% Gents betragt, 10 lit Sebernlani
@elegenbeit gebpten lid einmol gut
81 omitliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

**" Die n@ormonIc" bGlt i6rcn
6iesjG6rigen MoSfen6oQ om If. sc.
brllor in Der n2pric.SoQe". 9o8 Set.
Gomite lit bcitrebt, olld) bel ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ben olten
&rf 3lt reGtfertigen, Den Die oSormo.
ME" ibren corncpaliitiiden Seron-
Itoltungen burd) o%iierfannt fiinitleris
Ide Gor6ietungen in ben perfloIienen
Sobren 81 gelpinnen oerItonOen bat.
Nae Mosfirter, Die ont 6eittobleou
6et6eiligten einbegriffcn, miiiien bonn
9eginu oes @olles an I'M Sool ieill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
@ermiidte tclcsrapbiidjc 9cpciden,

Sn Der 6a6rif Ser nSniurance
Stope &ange II. 6ounOrp Company"
81 Gopington, &p., murOen odt Pin.
aeitellte Our6 cine 8aserploiion be-
oenflid oerlebt; 3pei oaoon meroen
nidt nit Dem 2eben bacon fommen.
- Sn gltbens, Ohio, iino orei @ar.
ter bes oortigen StaOt : Soipitals,
$. GeeOer, s. 5. 9obo uno Senrp
Sarfans, altf Die 9lnflpge perbaftet
luoroen, einen irriinnigen SnioIien,
@. 5. Barnes, 10 6ar6aril6 miBban-
selt 81 ba6en, 0oB ct geltorben lit.
Sn 9riogemnter, WaIi. lit
&i6ter Benjamin @. Sarris, pel6er
in republifanii6en 8reiien cine groBe
&oae ipielte imp 5ebn Sabre I'M Gon'
greg iaB, NO CT megen ieiner 9eitre-
bungen fir Ausbau ser Warine III.
ter Dem Nunlen ,8ater Der ilellen
Marine" bcfanllt mar, i'm Sitter bon
SO Sobreu geltorben, BON oenen cr
faIt 40 in Yri0gcipnter perlebt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

~ Nm onberer Ste(le ocs 9lattes
5eigt Sr. @us. Ml,sbafe an, 'boB er
om Wontog, oen II. 5ebrilar, pom
Sormittags 10 llbr bis Rn6tS II
llbr, cine WeBeliuppe na1 altem gll-
ten 9rall1 in ieinem 2ofal, gtr,
t041, @eit-9nltimoreItraBe, eeben
miro, mo5u CT ieOen Siebbaber zines
iold)en 2ederbiiiens einlaoet. Srau
Conrad N~eiobarot miro olS &obin
fungiren, mas iGon ais 9eweis fir
etmoS 0elifoteS gelten bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

Sic 0eutid c Q porbnnf
pom Baltimore" mo6t an onOc.
rer Stelle Oes r0eutihcn Gorreipor-
0enten" befonnt, oaB Die 9ireftoren
in elmer gcItern obgeboltenen Sibuno
6eihloilen boben, cine Grtro g 0ibis
oen0e 5ltr State bon cinem balben
Ero5eltt fir ons am 81. WtQr5 1907
81 Gnoe ge6enoe So6r oltf ale mo.
nottid)et Silon5cn bon 51 3inien be-
re6tigten Cont ST be5oblen, Die at
iellcm Gage ofien iinO. 0ieie ertro
0ipi0enoe uno Die iGbrliden 3inien
lpcrOcn onl II. roG Dem 1. Mpril in bic
Bidder Der 0cpoiitoren eingetrogen.
&crlon0t 10000 Collars
2 6a0cner q i. - SIN &reiSqcr
ridt 5u Soplon rcidte SomeS 6.
9ortcr cine Gnti61bigungSflogc bon
$4,000 gc9et bic County = Gonmii-
lion0re unO SbomoS 9. Wortin lllo
Sobne Elm. Sn Der 9%egriinoung
beibt es, oob, oils Sr. Barter am 8.
Sllli 1906 Die @ilfens = s(perlle emit
lang flbr, iein Efero Dor elmer
9ompfpal5e i6eltte nnb bllrdging.
ST mllroe babel ans DEM @agen &C.
l6lelloert ltn0 i6mcr perlebt.
@cgcper6eiierung per
langt. Die Serren G6as. 81.
Councilman, Sanon GSiiber, SEQ Srie.
benpalb unO Soiepb 9. @orett MUIR
Den bei Der @ege e %Gommiiiion in
Solpion poritelig, nm 5lt errei6elt,
ooB bier Weilen Der 8orf Sei9btS-
9lpenue, 5ipii6en @renn Spring SOL
len ltnb @arriion SorreIt &ooos, aus
Dem StaatsitroBenbol : Sono per-
be'lert %lper0en.
Die Serren San 9rant Sitter
boltie, Sobn s. Solbert, Gbmoro S.
9ea, &enrp 30. Sutton llnb 90. Sern-
Don oppeQirten bei Ser @ege,Gont.
miiiion I'M oieSerlegung Der 9eloir-
Eoab, noe lie ben @ltnponoer ii6er.
i6reitet, ban1it sic iteile Steignng
meefGat.
Cine nn0ere Delegation perlangtc
sic @erbreiterung Der sSronfliil.9lpes
me ollf oreiBig Sub u1o perlprod)
bnS bo5u notbige 2unb b~er5ugeben.
StroBenbou : Sngenieltr Sbir(ep
lpuroe benlftrogt, &ermeiiltngen Dor
nebmerl 81 lolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Standardization.

9rcmc II. 6. Sebrtar. In0c-
fornlllen lit Der 9ompfcr n9reslml"
pom Baltimore. .a-
g IAN Sua II, 6. Scbrunr. Der
0ompicr o9lii6cr" Don Nem:Oorf lit
bier cingctroffen.
2ibou, A. 6ebrllor. 9fo6 Seem.
9orf obaciobren lit Der Compiler
uTeterSbur9".
Ncopcl, 4. 6ebrnor. I6gefob-
rem bon bier lit ser Gompfer nSanls
BURG" nod) 9telp 0orf.
s. omburG Z. 6cbrllor. Ser
3ompier .Erin5 Stgismunb" lit BON
bier nod NcmzDorf obgcicgelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

ut0 inn Tollc i6rer @ieocroerbelra=
tbnng bis 5lt 0icicm 3eitpltnft ais
llniuerioler6in Gin. Soute 6ra1t
0oiIcn iid lpieber berbeiratberL ioG
ser NodIoB 10 3ltr Gert6eilung &C.
lonoem ais Of fctn Eeitoment Dor
6on0en lu0rc,
3 0 II Fl CT cr6 mOnotlt9
80 Dollars.
9luf @rltno zines bon Srou Goros
line 9. Gobe ollfgcIcbten EeItomentS,
ncldc5 gcitcrn Dem @oiien9criht
por0e(e0t mur0c, blcibt 0crcn Nod.
IoB in &crmoltltng Ser oSofc 9cpoiit
on0 Trllit Gomponp." &on Sen Sim
fen cr61lt Srou Coles ShmcIter,
&ir0inio &lltGerfor6 Sbolpa cine
mlonotlihc Ncntc BON $50 ouf 2cbcns-
5cit. Der Ncit Ser 3iricn lit glci6ntd-
Zig inter sic Gnfclfinocr ser Ser
l%tor6encn, 9olli8 6. Moorc, Hobert
@. Grpocn, Gonnie 81. StoltinQ,
Nrnulia 81. &uQ, Mcrc0itb 9rD0cn II.
MorD Q. T6icrS SIT pcrt6ci(cu. &c0c5
Gnfc(fino lit SIT oicicm 2(ntbcil an
ocnl Giufoumcn oltf 2c~6enS5citcu
cin0cIcbt uno bcrcd)tigt, iibcr icincn
2lntbei( tc%ItomcntoriId SIT ucrfiiGcn.
Grhtr ihrr Gfn6cr u(S Or
BIN elm.
Nod) Dem QcItcrn inn g8oiIcn = Sc
ri6t cinqcrci0tcn Tcitomcnt ser
Sroit @il6clmliuc &ci6 bat lcttcrc
GcItinmt, Dob ibr No0IuB inter iGrc
&iloer, $50. 9llbcrt, @olbmin 81. uno
G0iporo 3. Ici6, 6rl8. Bertha z,
Wfinllic e. u10 Moric 81. Hcid un6
Grolt GliIc 6. Gonctti SIT alei6m6Bi.
gen T6eilcn bcrtGcilt mcr0c. @err
uotpor0 i. Nei6 lultrOc olS Eeito,
mcntSnoQitrcder crnonnt.
&c cI0ct ieincn Gontur8 an.
Ser Nfor @cin6erQ iucldcr INTER
Scr TSirluo MIor @cinberg un6 Com.
poqnic eiu SGci0ergeid0ft 6ctric6,
mcloctc ocitern bci'm @u1bcSgeriAt
icincn GonfurS an. Gr CAB an, ooB
icille Goiiipo $1S,179,S5 un6 feline
Iftipo MIR 5000 hctrogcn.
II ngIiidIi d)cnGben.
G0it6 GIi5obctb Garter, mcI6e ci-
l1eu @rocerp,2o6en bctrci6t, %crlongte
bon Tronf s. Garter cine tbeilmciIc
S6eio1tng. 0os Eoor beiratbetc am
6. Sltlt 1904 in &oqerStoiun, M0.
6roll @ortcr CAB an BOB i6r Wtann
om If. NllgllIt untcr Dem gorgeber,
girtfGltfe MAIDEN 5l nollen, lpegge-
9angcn ltno ME micoer SIT ibr 5%ltrilcf-
gebrt lei.
Wtorp &irginio Eonticr rcidtc
6ei'm &~reiSgcri6t Nr. 3 Elm @eiud
nm nblolute S6eioung BON CHARLES
Soiepb Eontier pegen ongebli6er
llntreltc un0 SerloiienS Elm. Sic bet
ratbete i'm am Is. Iuguit 1899 unO
Iebte NIT inn bis Oftober 1904.
Nbiolllte S6eiOung bon Coma
9ofer ipcgelt ongebIi6er llntrelle
lpiinidt George &. &c. 9ofer Dl1rh
Dos &reisgeri6t SIT erlongen. Die
9eiben mltrocn onl 10. SUM 1905
perbeirotbet. Serr 8ofer bcborptet,
feline Sron babe i'm om 26. @ltgltit
1905 berIoIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

$50 Ser oiesiGbrige WosfenboQ
bes nllnfel 9rGiig-& ereens" finoet am
Mittmod, ben 20. Sebrltnr, int Der
n@ermonio : WGnner6or : @ole"
itott. Gin tii1tigeS arrangements.
Gon1ite bat oafiir Gorge getrogen,
Bob ii6 Seoerntonn ouf Dem Saa
omiilirt. Ties brau6t iibrigens ni6t
beionoers benerft 81 neroen, benn
es fam nod ME Dor, DOB ii6 Semono
oli einem nllnfcl 9raiig.Sereen"
1ibt olsge5ei6net nn~terboltcn bGtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

"*" Gin ertrofeiner 2eferbiilen
iteht Den Witglieoern uno SreunOcl
oea y@ermunio . Nuortett : Clubs"
fir morgen in gusiid)t. Gieier Ser
Elm peranltoltet nGntlih m%orgen9tnd)-
mittag IN ieinem G%lubboltie 5l @eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

""" Ser MoSfenbaG OeS nl1nfel
9rGiig Screens" ,.iinOet am 90, Sc
5rllor in Ser n@erlnania-N tdnnerdor.
6n1e" ltatt. 0oS 6elt.Gomite Der.
iu6t iein 9eiteS, oltd Ben O%ieSiGbri-
zen 9ei16 0eS i8rin5en GorneooI
6ei'm aGten plattOeuti6en Snfel 5u
elmer gl1n5en0en gffairc 5lt geltolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

*** Die r@il6elm Eea.2oge Mr.
3" oeS SrOens Der vYptbios.Gitter"
miro ibren oiesjGbrigen WoSfcn6nIl
in ser v@ermonia : WGnnerdors
6oIle" obboltcn. GoS Gomite bat
meOer Wiibe, nod Soften 9eid)eut,
INN Oieien 9oQ SIT einem glGn5enoen
3u MADDEN. Sir Oie beiten MoSfen,
ioipie fir Die beIten @rlpben iinb 70
n~ertbpoae Yreiie ollsgeiebt. Ger gins
trittSpreis lit % Gents Die 9eripn.
DIS arrangements .Gomite bcItebt
aus folgcnben &erren: GboS. @rnn.
ger, Otto Wiiiller, Gbriit. WopcrG gln-
ton Mioper, &cnrp S6mor5 Sol. Ge6s
berger, 9(ltguit Sleeper uto Serr glt.
peter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Welb at D~erleikcm.
Marnlano Ghattel 2oan M~iipciatium.

SO bio 5000 ipcrbcn OcrlieDcn aui W56cfn,
Htanps ctc., phte @uticrnrng hcriclben.
reaiir mieoer III unfcrem alien QofaIe,
SdtOert @uiIotug,
Dem Geri6tsaebiubc gcgeniiber.
3inlner yfr. 800. 23i. 233 IL apeiter 0Iur).
SiouItsGdc 1nicttes uub ct. Yaili. Strake.
Souuenirs fir Gefbiitsireniioe.
(Noo0, 1S,S&Sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

9ajje ffr's Mnslano beiorot e. Naine, Nr.
4f3, Eft.Yaltimprcs Str., maize Spftnmbuuic'2tpe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05

time to time that the consolidation
commission was using money in Long
Beach toward the defeat of the char
ter and that the commission was bring
Ing to bear undue influence upon the
electors Of Long Beach.
Relative TO this matter I have this
to say on behalf Of the consolidation
commission, that they. are not taking
any hand whatever I'm this contest nor
have they furnished one dollar in
money This matter belongs to the
citizens of Long Beach and they must
determine for themselves whether or
not they will adopt a freeholders' char
ter, a matter which will be decided
wholly upon its meplts.
We're Invited to Visit Long Beach
"Our visits to Long Beach have been
made solely upon invitation extended
to us by the leading citizens of that
city. We have always been warmly
received and a live interest has been
shown by the citizens. and to them and
them alone must the people of Long
Beach look for the responsibility of
the visits of the consolidation commits
sion. However our visits to Long
Beach have been educational while
there and we have learned to admire
the patriotism, public spirit and cour-
age manifested by the live and wide
awake citizens of Long Beach, and the
more we see of them the more we like
them, and they are certainly entitled to
the intelligent consideration of ALL"
Coronado for golf and tennis
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
CROWN CITY NEWS TRIMMED
DOWN FOR BUSY READERS
Special TO The Herald

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 4.-Congressman
McLachlan reached Pasadena late last
night and this afternoon the details Of
the funeral services Of his wife were
announced. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, the
Rev Malcolm J. Mcleod officiating.
The pallbearers will be DR.. Walter
Lindley and DR. Schultz of Los Angeles,
and Messrs. w. H. Vedder, J. w. Wood,
%. o. Freeman and James Clark Of
Pasadena.
Two important petitions have been
filed with city Clerk Dyer asking for
ambitious street improvements. one is
from property owners requesting that
North Raymond avenue be asphalted
from Villa to Esther street, and the
other requests the curbng, grading,
guttering and sdewalking Of Summit
avenue from Montana to Dakota street.
Both petitions are signed by more than
a majority Of the frontage owners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom and
their daughter Miss Rowena, who Is
but recently recovered from a danger
Gus operation, have reached Pasadena
for the balance of the winter. The New
York and Pasadena millionaire Will en-
ter his magnificent string of horses at
the coming horse show.
The heavy rains to the contrary, the
Pasadena postofilce business showed
an increase Of nearly per cent dur
ing January over the amount done dur
ing January, 1906.
James Darden, the millionaire, now
wintering at the Hotel Maryland, has
departed with a party of Pasadena
friends on his private car for trip to
last a week or ten days. according as
the whim takes them. The party may
take a look at San Francisco and may
go through to New Mexico.
So quietly that none have known it,
the Pacific Electric has fitted up an
emergency hospital all of it's own just
north of the car barns in Pasadena. A
neat cottage has been taken at this
point and every modern appliance for
surgical work has been installed. There
are three beds in this model hospital
and Surgeon r. r. Rowland is the pre-
siding genius.
While attempting to dodge about the
rear end of a truck which was piled so
high that he could not see over it, today
]. Borkman, a local tailor collided
with a woman who had stepped out
from the curb and was thrown almost
directly under the feet Of one Of the
heavy draft horses. The animal kicked
out with all its might and the heavy
hoof passed so close to Borkman's head
that his ear was touched. Another
couple of inches and the coroner would
have had an inquest.
A good sized realty deal was con-
cluded today when F. A. Gould sold his
six-acre orange ranch at Lamanda
Park to r. e. Hardesty for $1,000.
Coronado headquarters for Pacific
squadron.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
FALLS SIXTY-FIVE FEET;
BUT SLIGHTLY INJURED
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, Feb. 4-To fall sixty
five feet and wind up on the ground
without bone broken and not other
wise injured to any considerable ex-
tent was the peculiar fortune of r. w.
Green of 1872 North Fair Oaks avenue
today when he tumbled from the top
of tall pine on Mount Lowe, up near
Alpine tavern. The man is a telephone
lineman and he was repairing wires
when one of the branches upon which
he was standing suddenly gave way
under him and he started on his down
ward path.
From branch to branch and bough
to bough the lineman fell, the stout
limbs of the tree breaking his fall.
Those near him, when they saw his
tumble, expected to find his mangled re-
mains at the foot of the tree; in
stead they encountered a telephone line
man somewhat cut up and badly
bruised, but far from dead.
Coronado for golf and tennis
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05

plans for constructing a church build
ing on Main street, near Hollister ave-
nue., the membership Of the Baptist
church will begin this week to float
stock which at 10 cents q share, It Is
thought, Will be largely subscribed for
by local church bodies. The present
church edifce occupied by the Baptists
is totally Inadequate for the needs Of
the congregation.
AS the guests Of Charles A. Tegner, a
local real estate operator, a party Of
eleven well known Santa Monica bust
ness men were entertained at a Swedish
fish dinner last night. The affair was
In the nature Of birthday party, the
host having come to another milestone
in lfe's journey. Those who partiCl-
pated In the feast were p. S. Lindsey,
ID. G. Holt, J. y. Proctor, r. Proctor, w.
S. Vawter II. u. Tanner, G. NJ. Lind
sey A. M Jamison, Charles Powell j.
Euclid Miles, G. M. Miller and G. A.
Tegner.
The Woman's guild will be enter
tanned tomorrow by the reading of a
paper by Mrs. ]. II. Woods of Holly
wood on the Use and Abuse of Tea"
There will be program of a musical
nature following the speakers remarks.
Refreshments Will be served by the
Young Ladies' auxiliary.
The Epworth League society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a valentine social in the league
parlors on Thursday night, February IA.
Orlando Grey, a veteran of the Civil
War, reputed to have a large fortune,
died last night at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Edith Nourse, at 42S
Second street. Mr.. Grey was in his
seventy-eighth year and had lived here
for about six years.
Pacific squadron at Coronado wednes-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM SANTA MONICA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Feb. I'D. G. Holt,
owner and editor Of the Outlook, re-
turned today from Sacramento, where
he has been for two weeks in the in
terests of the freeholders' charter. The
charter, he reports, will be signed by
the secretary of state and enrolled
within a few days, and it's provisions
will Immediately go into effect then,
although the document having passed
both houses Is a law now in the fullest
sense. Acting on the advice of the city
attorney, the present municipal officials
will administer the city government on
receipt of the charter in direct accord
with it's provisions, the April election
determining the new regime which will
take over the governmental reins. The
omission of the charter to provide for q
police Judge or city recorder will, 1t is
stated, not prove a serious matter, as
the mayor or council are empowered by
the state statutes to make an appoint
ment to the office.
For the purpose Of raising building
fund of $4,000 with which 70 carry out
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
CITY COMMISSIONERS
VOTE TO BUY ENGINES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 4.-The city COM
mssloners at their meeting late this
afternoon decided to purchase two ad-
ditional chemical engines. One Of these
new engines will doubtless be placed
In the Dayton street school house for
the business center and the other will
probably go to the west side house
when IT is built.
In addition the city council will to-
morrow ask for bids for the new fire
house to be built on the north side.
Architect f. S. Allen is the designer of
this building and the house will be one
of the neatest in the city.
Large crowds at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
ALLEGED BURGLAR HELD TO
ANSWER CRIME CHARGED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 4.-Andrew Cossen-
tine, the man arrested for the alleged
attempt to burglarize the Brunswick
cigar store, was brought before Justice
Klamroth today and bound over in the
sum of $4,000 to appear for examination
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Cossentine will probably enter the
novel plea that, being partly intoxi-
Gated, he went into the store in the
search of lavatory and was just
about to locate this department when
surprised by the police. In spite Of the
fact that the man owns property he
has been unable as yet to furnish bail
and is confined in the county Jail pend
ing his examination.
nado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-05
MAYOR RINGS FALSE ALARM
JUST TO SEE ENGINE RUN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Feb. AUST to see if
it was loaded Mayor Waterhouse and
City Commissioner Medill this after
noon went to the corner of South Ray
mond avenue and Center street and
turned in an alarm summoning the
fire department to that corner. The
Dayton street company responded,
making the run in three minutes and
establishing a new record.
This turning in Of false alarms just
to see if the firemen are ready for
business is becoming quite a fad on
the part of the administration, several
such alarms having been rung in dur
ing the past few months as tests of ef-
ficiency. The route selected today was
particularly hard one on the heavy
apparatus, but it showed what excel
lent time can be made If it did dam
age the machinery by violent shak-
ing up.
Pacific squadron at Coronado Wednes-
day.