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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

Tho daughters OF Utah Pioneers are
Issuing invitations for the old-fashioned
bah 10 be given on Jan. 81, at the Lion
an invitation published IN 1850. other
preparations are In progress, and a
special feature WIN be the refreshments
WHICH viii be almost strictly OF pioneer
quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

a pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, j, n, Rock. where their daughter
Gertrude, was married TO Mr.. A. Me-
Farlane. There were about 70 guests
present TO extend congratulations and
enjoy the wedding repast and evenine
pleasures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

Mrs. NJ e. Wilson announces the en-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

fir Sutter3pede; I'M nlgemeinen
@interiaat oifter ais Sommeriaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SuSbaft.

Taler: n9enfen Sic ii6 an. On bat
Die @aleries0 DIRECTION mein @emdlbe
in ben Corridor. mo es INNER 10 ab>
ideuli6 5iebt. bdnsen lafien."
&rititer: lin 10 better. 0erebrtes
tier; 3usfraft lit es ia gerabe. mas
Sbrem 8ilbe feblt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Smr Neitanrant.

SW JteNuurdHI.
@ait (3ornis): $50 cine @emeins
belt; ieit 5tpei Stlnoen lanetpeile i6
mid bier tpie elm Wtops. neil Der
aeuner meme Seituns ni6t iinSeu
tanu. unb iest iebe id crit, bab i6
b'rauf iise!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

- -
2anolide Spplusie.
@utsberr (bei GROCER Sibe iiber
bas Selb gebenb); r@enn Die SiBe
nod lan9e oauert. mIB allies @ieb 3u
8runoe geben."
Bauer: Y@ott erbalte unS MIR ben
gndoi9en GERM"
- ~ -
Gnttanihuns.
Sutel (3u 9eiu9): .9u bait ipo1l
piel S6uloen?"
Neffe: D3iemlid, lieber SnteI."
Sntel: .Nun. bas lit mir angez
nebm. Senu per piel Sduloen bat,
bat piel Greoit. mn oamit mibt 0u
min ausbelfen. Sd babe ndmiid
mein 8elb persenen."
- ~ -
Nus Der Shulc.
9ebrer: Sober bon Guh mag eli
men Gufiat MAIDEN iiber bns Sbier,
pel6eS ibm am beiten betannt iit!~
(Sus Der Irbeit Ses fleineu @ar)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Bon melden Sbitbdumen fsaem iuii
~ Gbelreiier ihneiben? ~

~ ~ A.f.I . .- III 30 IL y ~. q.
Ser 0iarft perlanst. srobes, ipobl
aussebiloetes. B. +. ih0nes Sbit.
SrofeiIor 8roB in 5etifen : 2iebmero
ia9t: @ar mande toitlid i6meden0s
Sbitiorte, Die in friiberen Salren auf
Den Mdrtten seind]tp mar. Q iii beute
pplfommen pereeiien, nur baus benz
einen 0runo, neil fie biesmpoerne @es
ifdftspelt fir 5h Helm ierffdrt bat.
1fan bate manfc biefer Sorten retz
ten tonnen, penu, man reht5eitia Die
Seleftion tIusipabD int Sbitbau a,=
getuenSet bate. Die in nellerer Belt
mebr uno mebr our fGeltums fommt
uno Die 5ipeifeuos IN 3nfunft cine febr
ipifti9e &ole I'M Sblrbau ipieIen
piro. 8ds lit min Seleftion? Yrez
feiior Brob ertl6rt Sieielbe in fofaenz
Dem Sinne: Sober Obit5u1ter iueib.
bub g., Q. 5ebn 8dunben bon irsenb
elmer Sorte. 8. .. Uoloparmdne. bic
in einem 0arten ~sleihSeitig neben
chamber gepflan5t iporben iinb. nidt
aud slcid6eitig gu trasen beginner.
bab troe sleifer ODER bod siemlid
eleider aronenentfaltuns iid bas cine
Sdumden frlftbarer e~rtpeiit, als bas
anoere uno enblih. unb bas lit 5us
nd6it Sas @ibtieite. DAP Die Guss
bilouna Der Srii6te Der einselnen
8drmden peri6ieben lit. Gin Baum
8. .. trdst MIR fleine Srii6te. Der
anoere ihun sefdrbte. uuo elm britter
iolder. Die ih0n eefdrbt, gut ausges
bilbet unb ipobl anoerbalbmal 10 srof
ipie 9eipDbnfihe @olbparmdnen iino,
Sdume. Die ioldye Srii6te tragen. io1s
ten mir ausiudlen, bon linen @oels
refer ihneioen nnb pieie gum Yiros
pfen u~nierer Sbtbdume peripenoeu.
Damn peroen mir nit GROCER @abrs
Ideinlidteit 6rii6te eriter Gualitai
erbdlten.
@ian pdble nlio idon I'M Somme,
unS @erblt iolde SGume 5ur gnts
nnbme ieiner Goelreiier alis, Die
Sriihte criter G.ualitdt lieiern. ooel
be5iebe Die erfurberlid)en Heilcr nun
bon gan5 %5uperldiiigcn. ladueritduDis
gen Terionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
8ienen5mht.

gienen5mft.
Sorden am Sluglo6 hort Die @ies
men nift in ibrer Hibe, ldBt ba9egen
5iemllib sennue S6liiiie auf beren
SefinDeu 3ieben. Sort man einen
9leidmdBi9en. tiefen Son, 10 ~befinoen
iiG Die 8ienen mobl; piro Der Con
ltdrfer 10 fam man auf Quit ODER
Surltnotb i1lie6en. Sritt &dlte Elm,
10 bleibt Der Son 3ipar sleihmdbig.
miro aber INNER b0ber uno bInner.
Iuf &lopfen antmorten Sulest MIR
nod einige balb gritarrte NIT mats
tenn Slattern. Sdn9t Der Con an 5u
i6fpdnten. B. b. nirb er balb elm
penis bober. balb Elm ipenis tiefer.
Damn lit Die 8efabr beS grfrierens
p%orbanoen. SIT Der Con iebr tart
uno i6lpanft er beoentenb iofpobl in
Der Siefe als in Der 8obe. Damn Orobt
auf irgenb cine @eiie Der Sob. gins
seine Sienen lailen Damn audi peutli1
lid berbortretenoe beulenoe Zone boz
rem. alopfen aber bleibt entpeber
uubeantluortet ODER permebrt ben 3uz
multi. 9ieielben Gone, in Der Hege(
aber if!pd6er. Oeuten auf 8eiielo@
iigfeit. 0un5 Defenders aher beafte
man o~iejenisen &olfer. ipelhe obne
Infrase gar teinen 9pn boreu laiien.
Iuf cine iolfe Stiae folgt otter una
mittelbar Die 8efabr, ipie auf cine
@inbitile bas llnipetter. User Die
Spra6e Der gienen neritebt unb aif
oiele 8eiie feline S0lfer audb I'M Bins
ter controaiert. miro iiber meuis 8ers
lutte 81 Hagen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
spab muB aud iein.
8~ruberliebe.


@ater eau ieinem Sobne. Der auf
benz Giie eineebrohen) (: .Wari6 ms
8ett! Sd mill Sir ieet nidts tbun,
aber icbaIb Ou marin seiporbeu biit,
oann tomm' i6 9irl"
Siin9erer 8ruoer (na9 elmer
@eile): Batter, ieet lit er fparm!"
= ~ y
SemtliG.
Sdriftfteaer (sum HebaftionsSies
ner) /: Inter uns tpie aft lit benin
eieentli6 Die 5ofter ees Chef
rebafteurs?"
Siener: ~aG, bas seb0rt fdon iei1
einieen Sabreu gum .2eoattions Sc
beimniB"l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
Sd beilte mein Sradleibeu
SD ipiG linen ;eisen, eas ibrise fret
an helen.

SO mar fd. Sabrer infoIse etnss boypeIten 9.u4es buHos ub bctt,
ISasris. Rein eano tounte baItsT. Die asrite erflartsn 10 mane ferbsn.
psnn ID milo seins- Operation unterssse. s. 9dt tie iebo@ ,um sen,n
une turrts m1 bura sne etnia9s ~entbecuns. So isnbe linen bas
RitaI iei per qoh. tpsrz Sic barum ftreiben. CO seiIte m5 NIB
iet>em SGuicube. cs rive ne .urrrsn. sarsib, beute. Capt. VI. u.
goatuss. Spy 164 nahrowa. =. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

sd mill Die 8an5e bci6reiben. tpeil
i6 ibr am beiten tenne. Sic iii
braun unb platt9eoriidt. Iueen bat
lie nidt. aber cine feline WaIe; lie lit
INNER. mo i6 mir binlese. sic
lebt meiit in 9etten unb lit elm iebr
anbdngli6es 9%austbier. Iutter iast.
tie 5iebt NIT aus cine @obnuns in Die
anbere."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
SdImt Der Sbfbdnnc gegen @ilo'
pcrbiB.

Inter Den 6ablreiheu Sdubmit.eln
9egen @iloperbib bat lid oa5 Seiiceis
den Der Sdumc am beitcn beipdbrt.
3u empfcblen lit nnditcEenpc Mis
ibun9: 3ipei SbeiIc &alfmild) menge
man nit eincm Sbcil 9ehul unb eincm
Sheil Gubbiinger mb ieee 81 ie 6e6n
Quart cieier 6liiiiigteit 20 Grnrm
9piuI 6u. Sieie5 Wittel iii niht MIR
billig nnb perbinbert niht allein @ilos
perbib, iontcru AUDI Die Inlieolung
BON lln9e5icicr in Der 9prfe, auc1
i6iibt cs 9egcr Sroit. 9is aus irilG
gebranntcm Nalf ber5uitellenhe @iil0
odrf ridt 6u binn iein. @pr Gem @cs
ltreiobct bes StlmmeS lit oerlelbe,
iucun n0tbi9. ton IocS. Sl.dtcn uub
loien Ginbcrtbeilen an reinigen. Wtan
perrihtet Die Irbeit bcs Streibens
natiirli1 am acknowledgement BEL trndes
nem @etter permittel5 zines aer15ns
liden SiinherpinielS. Sm Sriitiobr
miro man I'M Sntereiic Der @eiuucbeit
oes Saumes ben Anltri9 eutiernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
9emtiH.
Srpaise @ernnng.

ueber cine orouige Warnung 8rir
8oriidt miro aus Slensburg beridtet:
Gm gineans Oes Stanoesamtes ipirb
mittels S6rift an Der Iauer auf bass
ielbe binsetpieien; an bieier ielbeu
Bano befinoet iih MN elm auf5ug.
I'm Die Goriibereebenoen auf bieien
Iuf5u9 aufmerflam 5u MAIDEN. itebt.
ipie p~orsei6rieben, an oieier ielben
8ano: @oriidtl unb eas 5tpei IaI.
Stun iiebt Die Sade foleenbermaben
aus:
Sorii6tl gorfi1t
gum Stanbesamtl
Seine AnfHt.
Srdulein: nSa leie ib chen. ipie
3ipet Serren ipegen elmer Dame Elm
amerifanii6es Sueu austrugen."
5err: SD beritebe. tper DE
i6tpar5e ausel 5o9. mubte - iie beis
ratGenl"
Gin &ennsr.
Griter Ginbreder: .@as. iest @ors
mittags piait 0u bier I'M Compton
Scin .@liid periuden?"
Sneiter Ginbrefer: YSapcbll Nur
tpolen mir ne babe Stunbe tparten.
Die gudbalter iinb eben sefonwuer
unb i6lafen nod nidt feft senusl"
- e ~
Mm5aslih.
Bauer: r@orsen treib' / meine
Spolf Sdien auf'n Nartt."
Il SAB Iieber pan Saboam. tsoaSt
brei5ebn IS a ungIiifs6abl" ,,reY&
b sasS - - s.
y Simmer oeriel6e. TA}4a
h '5err: .@nrnm traeen Sic Der
5eIm benn eigentlih INNER nit bers
untergefdldgenen Sduppenfetten?"h9
Il Yrofeiior Coils @eferbe Sffi5ieir ii
llniform) :! snn@eif i'd in meiner 3er.
itrentbeit -ionit heim .@tiiBenl Der
@elm INNER bonn Aopfe, nebme.tt3s !
~ ,i4gp vsYN - = stu. a;-i ,tt,S
~ Sn Der Yrauerei. .qipni
8ruimeiiter: Sic geben.s Obadf
oaB Oh net 'neinfaleml ionit lit =
gnn3e Bier binl"i9 II H-le m21nh1{
4{ct ft-h 3 DQa
4 unsetp0bnt. % H'
@Ma. gummel, brei, ,8oden biz
Su itpn tranf; es uuuB bod i6red.
lid %langrpeili9 iein. imrer I'M Set
ie9en 81 miiien?1 rt9
Sea, am Gage sebt's ia. oas IL
man i6on eeipo5nt. aber IN bel
&a6t -"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
WAGON THIEVES
RANSACK HOUSE
Pile Drawers In Middle Of the Floor
and steal Clothing and Jew
slry, but Get No
Money

Wagon burglars are again busy in
Los Angeles, and succeeded in stealing
nearly a wagonload of goods from the
residence of V, c. Lewis, 756 South
Flower street, last last night.
Mr. Lewis returned to his home late
and found that the place had been ran
sacked during his absence Bureau
drawers had been pulled from their
places and piled In the center of the
floor and a thorough search had evi-
IDENTIFY been made for money by the
thieves.
Mr.. Lewis notified the police and
detectives were detailed on the case.
1t was impossible for the members of
the family to learn definitely just what
lad been taken. but it was found that
clothing valued at 5000 and jewelry
valued at $100 was missing.
The tracks of a wagon were seen in
the alley in the rear, and nelghbors
reported having heard the sound of two
men and a horse in the neighborhood
about 10 O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
WEEKS FORECAST
OF WORLD EVENTS
Rv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Feb sAsde from appropriation bills and con.
likely receive the attention of the house financial
bill the only that probably will receive the attention the senate during
consideration whenever opportunity offers
eeoS ees nS % @ s an S @ %sS % g'SSr ms @ the
themselves hopeful but
lessons their chances
Some of them express confidence in getting some OF the ere eur ,, %
by the house after
three days aside for the consideration the subsidy bill when the
conference m renee reports % n" are mot before the house. and the 0
permitted appropriation bills
and conference reports in either house but there win DE % @ be ex
committee rules
legislation of minor character
and the members generally
o a under this order s.,
the end Of the week there will be few senate
not nup'De objection All Of the the apporaon @ % 0s n p p % measures
consideration the hands of the senate
bill and the general deficiency
that the consideration Of the asutTT" @ bill will be con-
proposition on the asruu @ DI VIII VIII
receive attention with those matters disposed of the senate VIII @
through without further c0ntroyersy
diplomatic bills All the others that have
has not any material additions much
spirited may be these reports .|
their tngs They will begin at an
sessions will be the rule rather than the
bill are in conference and will call for
Monday address the senate
the deposit of pubic % % MONEYS = @ ownership Of Utilities There also will
week secure the ratification of the Dominican
will In York city MONDAY
o Many of the notable
and and expected
commission Among them is E. H.
Jsian It is planned to
others expected to
banking house
w Hliard comptroller CT the Chicago
Union Pacific; Alex Miller secretary
the Uni
minor leagues will hold series
o. en in New York National and
will probably continue until Wedns
affecting the various
of
termination Mrs Evelyn Iha"
continuance of the
the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
RAISE BIG SUM
IN SHORT TIME
Nearly $4,000 Subscribed in One Day
to Buy Property for Rescue
Mission on North Main
Street

The officials of the Union Rescue
mission are putting forth great efforts
to raise money to secure the property
now occupied by the mission at 145
North Main street., for which $4,000
will be necessary. Since Melvin e.
Trotter has been in Los Angeles hold
ing meetings the past week the work
has received a new impetus and yes
terday gratifying results were shown
by the subscription at the morning sur
vice at the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church of $4,000 and at the mems mass
meeting in the Temple auditorium in
the afternoon the sum was brought up
to $4,000. Subscriptions will be con-
tinued until the amount is raised.
The Union Rescue mission is under
the supervision of Will E. Trotter, with
an able corps of officials and active
workers, including a large number of
women who assist in the religious SER
vices and holiday festivities, number
ing some of the prominent families of
the city The fallen men rescued at
this mission are now filling some re-
sponsible positions in the city.
Aside from daily meetings at the
mission, gospel wagon services are held
each Sunday in different localities.
The mission workers not only convert
men and women. but give them a ten
der care when they most need aid and
have conducted an employment agency
for those whom they have rescued.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
TREACHERY LURES
MAN To DEATH
CONTINUED from Page one)

Pisani was found skulking near by, and
his intimacy with Flores being known
he was arrested on suspicion of COM
plicity in the murder. Two deputies
were mounted and sent in swift pursuit
of the other murderer. Blood stains
were found and the trail led to Santa
Anita canyon. Partisans of GaVino
joined the posse and the brush for miles
up the canyon was thoroughly searched
for the fugitive murderer.
Rito and Pisani were taken to the
county Jail by Deputy Sheriff Austin.
Old Rito told a simple story of the
affair to Sheriff Austin. II was only
trying to save my friend" was all he
would say in discussing it.
The Mexicans in the neighborhood
were wildly excited by the affair last
night, and 1t was feared that another
tragedy might take place before morn
ing. Both Gavino and Flores We're
popular and 1t is thought almost GER
tain that an attempt will be made to
avenge Gavino's death before long.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
BUTLER ADVOCATES
DIVISION Of STATE
Continued from Pngc One,

crease in population and material ad
VanCement.
Il see no hope in the future for truly
amicable relations between the two sec
tions of the state, and under the present
arrangement when the time comes, as
it certainly will, when Southern Califor-
MIA will be more populous than the
north the feeling i'm the north against
the south will be accumulated.
"As a question of policy in national
affairs, believe that the division of the
state is advisable. The three states
bordering on the Pacific ocean have
only six United States senators, while
the states along the Atlantic are repre-
sented I'm the upper house of congress
by twenty eight senator's.
There are many arguments In favor
of a division of the state, while the
only argument against ii is on the
ground Of sentiment. l believe that
concerted action will be taken soon to
bring about the creation OF the state OF
Southern California"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
THEATRICAL TRUST
FIGHTS ORPREUM
klaw & Erlanger Propose to Estaohsn
Vaudeville in Los Angeles II
They Have to Build
House

Things are doing in the vaudeVllle
world which will almost certainty leau
70 the establishment in Los Angeles
before the years end Of another hsh-
class house of this sort, to rival 'iie
Orpheum. Representatives nave peen
in the city negotiating ALREADY, anu
plans are rapidly maturing. II mousse
now built cannot be secured one Will DC
erected for the scheme.
The opposition is headed by KlaW d
E,rlaneer' now the big noise" or the
continuation theatrical syndicate, ana
is the result of a feud between thein
and the big six" Of vaudeville now
trust under the name OF the ChiIeu
Vaudeville association. This complha-
tion was recently formed IN New 1oIh'
and 1t includes about all the Dig Vauue-
willie circuits in the country. II pr
noses not only to apportion acts
over the United States, but to dictate
terms to vaudevilians, claiming the
ability to do this by reason or a mo-
n0noly. on the -terms-or-
don't-play' idea.
row about the Chestnut street
theater in Philadelphia, which the Vau-
deyille circuit had wished to close, lea
to the breech with KlaW q Erlanger
ter's hands, and they decided to open
It as a vaudeville house of their own,
The regular vaudeville house is just
across the street from this one ana
hence bitter rivalry ensued. Thls
led to more fighting, and now KlaW q
Erlanger have twenty-eight vaudeville
houses in the big eastern cities and
are extending their lines with the aid
of Stair & Iavlin, their popular price
combination allies, as rapidly as their
| enormous wealth will permit. They
/ have laid plans to cover the United
| states from coast to coast, and neeo-
| tiations here are only preliminary 70
! the securing Of theaters in every big
! center In the land. They have the funds
| TO build these II necessary and the
I fght Is on i'm earnest.
Nothing I'm the way Of entertainment
/ has proved the gold mine that vaude-
willie has in recent years. and the "svn-
dicate" has been envious of this source
Of gain. The whettng Of the knives
now. therefore. may he looked upon as
/ genuine. and hefOre many months. II
| is confidently asserted by those who
/ know. developments here will startle
/ the natives.
4
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
ROOSEVELT TALKS
TO GROTON BOYS
ADVISES THAT EDUCATION BE
USED RIGHTLY
President Tells How He Entered the
Governing Class, Learned Cavalry
Fighting, and Defends
Football Games
nv Associated Press.

ny Associated Press
BOSTON, Feb. 24-President Roose-
welt, who arrived here yesterday on an
unofficial visit with members OF his
family, left for Washington tonight.
The president devoted Sunday to a
trip to Groton forty miles from Bos-
ton, where his son Kermit is pupil at
the Groton preparatory school. The
president was accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Longworth.
Just as the train was moving slowly
out on the way to Groton middle-aged
man ran quickly down the platform
behind the presidents car, and when he
reached within a few feet of 1t delib-
era tely threw what looked like paper
parcel toward the president. One of
the detectives tried to ward off the
article before 1t struck the car, but It
landed safely, though harmlessly. The
missile proved to be silk flag inclosed
in a paper bag, the gift of an admirer.
The train reached Ayre Junction
shortly before noon. A teacher at the
Groton school was waiting with big
six-seated Russian sleigh. drawn by
two fast horses, and as the sleighiug
was excellent the president and his
daughter had a delightful drive of about
three miles to the school. At the house
of Prof. William A. Gardner the visitors
were received by Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Ethel, who had remained there
over night, and Kermit Roosevelt and
Rev. Endicott Peabody, the principal OF
the school. After dinner the party went
to the Hundred house, where the presi-
dent was introduced to an audience
made up of about $50 students and
parents and friends of the pupils. The
president gave what he was pleased to
call "a short sermon to the boys"
Talks to Youths
Among other things President Roose-
welt said that when he finished his col
lege course his friends advised him not
to enter the governing class, as it con
sisted mostly of an undesirable type of
persons, but he had told them that he
had made up his mind to take part in
the work of government. He resolved.
also. he said, to enter the cavalry SER
vice, so that in case of necessity he
could do his own fighting and not de-
pend on others to do that for him.
The president talked a little on the
subject of football, and told the boys
to take advantage OF their education
rightly and always play the game of
football fairly, He expressed the
opinion vigorously that Intercollegiate
football should by no means be
abolished.
Il have given a sermon, though a
short one," concluded the president,
"and now I wish good luck to all of
you"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
MExICANS LOCK UP
AMERICAN DOCTOR
IN Associatod Press.

BY Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 24.-His friends
here were advised that following close
Investigation into the peculiar death
Of Miss Mary Tanning young Ameri-
can woman who died I'm the office Of DIT.
II. G. Rees, popular American physi-
clan OF Mexico city, that DR. Rees has
been placed in prison without privilege
OF bail
DR.. Rees states that the young
woman came to him suffering from
an operation previously performed.
The Mexican authorities held that
had the operation been previously made
the patient could not have reached the
office where she died.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
KILLING FOLLOWS
JEALOUS QUARREL
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-In a
drunken fight tonight at the Hastings
hotel at Emeryville Charles Logue, an
iron worker was shot through the
heart and instantly killed, and Peter
Noppe, a machinist, was badly wound
ed by a charge of shot which lodged
in his head.
The police arrested John Nope, a
brother of the wounded man. and
Frank Galbrese, charging the former
with the killing of Logue and the lat
ter with the shooting of Nope.
The quarrel was over a waitress.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Victor 3. Dolllver

BY Associated Press.
FORT DODGE, Iowa, Feb. 24.-Victor
B. DOlliver, 46 years old, brother of
Senator Dolliver of Iowa, was found
dead In bed this afternoon. When Dol
liver retired last night he apparently
was in good health. He was found to-
night in his room lying on the bed as
though he had died while asleep. An
inquest VIII be held.
Dolliver was known i'm Iowa as a CAM
paign orator, a business man and bene
factor of Morningside college of Sioux
City.
Alexander Green, centenarlan
BY Associated Press.
PIQUA, Ohio, Feb. 24AAlexander
Green, 100 years old, died today. Mr..
Green was an officer in the Austrian
wars in Southern Spain and Italy, In
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
SIGNS OF PEACE
AMONG BUTTE MINERS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 24.-It Is be-
lieved in the most conservative circles
that the miners union will vote
against an increase in wages.
In this event there will be an entirely
new phase on the labor situation In
Butte and amicable relations will exist.
In all probability this will have a bear
ing on the newspaper situation and it Is
confidently expected that the papers
of this city will resume publication
during the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-25
SHlPBUlLDER DISCUSSES
PLANS FOR MOVING
Special 10 The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Feb. 24.-George
Craig, president of the Craig Shlpbuild-
ing company of Toledo, o., has come
westward to discuss with the directors
of the Los Angeles Dock and Terminal
company the details of the proposition
to remove the company's plant to this
city and locate 1t on the new inner har-
Dor. The directors of the harbor- ma k
ing company have held two conferences
with Craig in Los Angeles, and 1t ex-
pected the matter will be settled early
this week.