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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
JEWELS ESTIMATED AT $4,000
STOLEN BUT GOT BACK QUICKLY
CAsKET OWNED BY NEW YORK GUEST AT HOTEL HOLLYWOOD
FOUND LYING ON FLOOR
Maid Employ Well Known Eastern Financial Magnate
Discovers Loss and Alarm Is Given Immediately, but
While Officers Are Being Hurried to the Scene
Mysterious Thief Returns His Plumber

For three hours last night there was
CONSERVATION at the aristocratio Hotel
Hollywood, in Hollywood, over the
theft of easlSet of jewels valued at
$4,000 belonging to Mrs. b. @. Con-
verse, wife of E. G. Converse. jr.. who
is the son Of the well-known New
York banker of that name.
The theft was accomplished while
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse were away
Their maid, Mary Riley, and their 2
year-old child were at dinner. The
housemaid, whose duty 1t is to look
after the rooms in the absence of
those who occupy them, was called
ments at $3.50 o'clock to make a bed In
one of the other rooms. She was gone
ten minutes. In that short period OF
time the burglary was effected
When Mary Riley returned from the
dining room she stumbled over a suit
case lying open on the floor. 1t was in
this suit case whose hiding place was
in an inside closet behind trunk, that
the box Of Jewels was kept. The maid
at once notified Miss Agnes Adams, a
sister of Mrs. Converse, who has apart
ments at the Hollywood. Miss Adams
teephoned to Mr.. Converse, who was
dining with Mrs. Converse at the
Alexandria. Mr.. Converse at once
notified the central police station and
the sheriff's office and hurried to the
scene.
At 10:3O O'Clock, while servants were
being questioned and rooms searched
by Representatives of the Pinkertons,
the sheriff's office and police head
quarters, Stanley 8. Anderson, pro-
nrietor Of the Hollywood, discovered q
casket lying between the two beds in
the Converse apartment.
Another feature Of the case is that
the thief, while apparently knowing
exactly where to look for the jewels.
paid no attention to another box of
Jewels and money worth perhaps $10,-
600 which was lying In. the top drawer
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
THESE D0N'TS, If OBSERVED,
MAY SAVE LIVES AND FIRES
Police and Fire Chiefs Make sugges-
lions to Parents and Property
Owners Based on Past
Experience

Los Angeles police and fire officials
have been jealous this year in warning
parents and children how to avoid acci-
dents and fires.
They ask that early this morning all
rubbish and tall grass and weeds be
burned. Sufficient male help should
be on hand to prevent spread of the
flames. Buckets and tubs filed with
water should be placed conveniently
all day. All hose should be connected,
ready for use in front and back yards.
Some of the vital don'ts are:
Don't let children use cap or large
pistols.
Don't use large crackers or cannon,
Always turn your face away when
lighting any explosive or fuse
Never pick up an explosive that has
once been lighted Wait five minutes
preferably, to let the sparks die out.
Take Victims to a doctor no matter
how trivial a powder burn or injury
NAV seem. Antiseptic and anti-tetanic
treatment is absolutely necessary.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
STEAMSHIP FAST IN ICE;
$50 PASSENGERS ABOARD

SEATTLE, July s.-The steamship
Ohio. which cleared from this port for
Nome June 1 with $50 passengers, Is
fast in the ice of Boring sea with two
holes stove in her plates from the
grinding ice foes, according to cable
dispatch received from Nome today.
The steamship Corwin left the northern
port to take of the passengers, among
whom are some of. the best-known OPP
orators in Alaska
The revenue cutter Thetis is also fast
In the ice some fifty miles from Nome
and not far from the Ohio. The foes
are the heaviest in the history Of the
Boring sea.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
REpoNpo COMMITTEE HAS
ELABORATE PROGRAM, TOO

At Redondo an extensive program
has been arranged for July as rot
lowsS
II a. m.--Races and sports. ~
Boys race, 100 yards limited ts,ia te g, boys ;sS
under IA years; hrst " second s -. 20 20
second 81. 80 Fat mems race. 2oO
pounds and over; first 81 second m s., az
Ladies' race, rs yards; first 81. second
50. as Three-legged race, 100 yards;
first S.. second 81. (s) Egg race, ladies
only; first 50. second 81. % Mems ,5 race &c
1870 yards, open; first IS, second ,S ~;
wards: FIRST IS. second So. third 81.
NAT plunge. Water polo
game; swimming races for Juveniles
and adults.
to .. m.-Tug excursions.
2 to .. m,-Danclng In pavilion.
2.30 o. m.-Baseball game.
ap. m.-Daylight fireworks.
1850 to 1850 p. m.--Dancing.
$50 D. m.--Fireworks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
LOVES THREE WOMEN, so
TAKES LIFE FOR EACH

@ CHICAGO, July 3.--A dispatch to
9 the Record Herald from Haxelhurst,
9 Miss, saysi Unable to decide which of I
@ three women he really wanted to I
@ marry, ELI Hood, II years old, a
g bOarder at the farm house Of Eli (
8 Graves, eight miles from Hazeihurst,
g yesterday decided that the best way
@ out of this difficulty was to commit
@ suicide In such q way that each of the I
@ women would know he had killed I
@ himself for her.
g For Miss Carrie Nelson, IS years old,
@ he swallowed sixty grains OF morphinei
9 for Mrs. Eva 6pellman, aged 30, he
@ drank four ounces of laudanum, and
@ for Miss Henrietta Mcdonald, aged 10,
g no put the muszle of q shotgun In his
8 mouth and pulled the trigger with his
9 toe. Beside his body was found on a
@ table a, paper wrapper that contained I
8 the morphine. On II was scrawied
9 "For Carrie" Tho empty laudanum
@ bottle stood on q slip of paper on
@ which was written For Eva" An
9 empty envelope On which picture OF
8 q shotgun had been drawn was in
8 scribed "Henrietta." U
3. Except that he had been acting
. queerly and had become despondent,
9 Graves said he saw nofhins Ia Hoods
. behavior that indicated thRt he con-
3 tempIated self Destruction.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
COPY WITHHELD
FROM DESMOND


mond wishes to gain his point II will
be necessary for him to act quickly. as
his term expires Monday, and the fact
of today being legal holiday may OPP
crate against an injunction. If, how
ever, Governor Gillett reappoints him
to the Doard there is no special need
for haste.
Reporters L,ongley & Keith took the
testimony at the secret hearing, but,
under orders of Trustees T. 10. Newlin
Of Los Angeles and James Clarke of
Pasadena, declined to deliver more
than one copy. This, by the same reso-
luton, was delivered to Superintendent
Greeley in person. and he was made re-
sponsible for its custody.
Some weeks ago Trustee Desmond
made demand on some of the clerical
force at the school for certain docu-
ments bearing on the finances of the
institution. At that time the clerk In
charge said he had no right to permit
the document to leave his hands. but
MIR. Desmond insisted on carrying il "a
the trustees room for examination
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
REAR ADMIRAL
THOMAS DIES
AT DEL MONTE
DEATH FOLLOWS ATTACK OF
HEART FAILURE
SUDDENLY STRICKEN WHILE ON
PORCH or HOTEL
Wife Of Retired Naval officer Is
Sitting by His Side When
the Final Summons
Comes
tconllnped from PaEs onsl

lighted with him as a man and as &
naval officer. We. remember his loyalty
to his chief, Admiral Evans. The loss
is indeed a great one to American
citizenship.
$50 he died suddenly I can't UNI
derstand it. He seemed so strong,
SO hearty. so placid In temperament.
Il hardly know what to say, but no
words can be too full Of praise for Adj
miral Thomas. God bless him."
News of Admiral Thomas demise
was conveyed to the Jonathan club
rooms last night by The Herald. The
sorrow expressed there was profound.
"The club is sorry, very, very sorry,
to hear it." said J. II. Black.
HE endeared himself to us during
his visit, as did his fellow officers OF
the Atlantic fleet.
1--WE are hardly prepared for such
news. He seemed in the best Of health.
1--WE join in the universal regret that
will be felt when the tidings OF his
death are known.
I'VE elected Admiral Thomas an hon
orary member of the Jonathan CLUB
when we entertained him"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SHOPS ARE.CLOSED
employees AT BAKERSFIELD
LET OUT
Action at Bakersfield Entirely unex-
pected and Doors VIII Remain
Locked for an Indefinite
Period

BY Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD. July Slate this
afternoon bulletin was posted in the
Southern Pacific shops in Kern con-
veying briefly the astonishing Informal
ton that the shops will be closed in
definitely.
The announcement came as COM
plete surprise to the large force of men
employed, about seventy-eight in num-
Der, they having worked just two days
following the shutdown of last week
The indefinite shutdown will affect
seventy-eight men; forty-two are ma
chinists. five blacksmiths, six carpen-
ters, seven timers and coppersmiths
and the remainder helpers. This lay
off does not affect the office forces
freight house men, car or maintenance
of way departments
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
ROYAL OPERA ROOF BURNS;
SEASONS OPENING DELAYED

BERLIN, July 3.-Fire broke out In
the Royal opera house this forenoon
having caught from a plumbers fur
mace being used In the fourth gallery.
The roof Of the old structure was soon
blazing, but the firemen extinguished
the flames before more than part OF
the roof had been destroyed
While the damage will amount 70 put
a few thousand dollars, it is probable
that the opening of the opera season,
set for August 16, will be delayed
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04

OF the bureau, which was unlocked.
1t is thought that entrance to the
rooms was effected by means of q
skeleton or pass key and that the thief,
after removing the box, became fright
ened at his act, visited the room a
second time and replaced 1t.
Superb Gems In Collection
Fhe jeweiry contained In the casket
consisted in part of one superb ruby,
worth several thousands, q turquoise
necklace and amethyst necklace.
bracelet containing twenty diamonds,
each of a carat and half, engagement
rings and many other jewels. Mr.. Con-
verse placed their value at $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse, their son Ed
mond. az months old, two maids and q
valet came to the Hollywood f1ve weeks
ago from their New York home at 43s
Madison avenue. They came here foi
Mr.. Converse's health and they VII
continue to reside in California.
E.s c. Converse, ST., is president o.
the Bankers Trust company of New
York. of tho Astor Trust company an'
a. director of the United States Stee
corporation. His son was formerl,
manager of the American Bank Not
company Of New York. About thre'
years ago he married Miss Judith Ad
ans. He said:
| 4 KNOW II ID AoOiioh VI htc ~ 80
SO much money and Jewelry lyini
around, but I have implicit Confidence
| in our servants. Mary Riley has beer
| in our family six years and the othei
maid was not at the hotel. The whole
thing is a great mystery to me-"
| The apartments occupied by the Con-
verses are on the ground floor, on tht
corner of Olive and Pleasant avenues
The rooms are sheltered by trees, which
would make entrance comparativel,
easy. One OF these rooms, occupied
several years. ago by Mrs. aenevri
| Johnstone Bishop, was entered ane
diamonds said to be valued at $4,000
were stolen at that time. They nevei
were recovered.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
LA5oRER CLAIMS PART
OF BARTLETT ESTATE

SACRAMENTO, July 3.--Isaao Bart
lett of this city claims to be an heir
of Green Bartlett. former owner of
Bartlett springs. Lake county. who died
recently leaving an estate valued at
$4,000. Bartlett claims that he and his
two sisters of Cincinnati are the next
of kin and the only surviving heirs to
Green Bartlett He has placed his
claim in the hands OF local law firm
and will commence proceedings to Sc
cure the valuable estate.
Bartlett Is a laboring man and has
been employed I'm the Southern Pacific
shops here.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
YOUTH ENDS LIFE WITH
PISTOL; MOTIVE UNKNOWN

FRESNO, July s.---Jesse Oldham, the
20-year-old son of John Oldham, re-
spected Coalinga oil man, was found
dead in bed at his fathers home at 1880
o'clock this afternoon with a bullet
wound in his head and another in his
left breast. The father and mother were
absent in the oil fields when the deed
was committed. The theory is suicide,
but no motive can be found for the
shooting. The body lay across the bed,
with the feet dangling on the floor.
Between the lads feet was pistol.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
FILE PROTESTS AGAINST
LATEST HARBoR LINES

Protests have been filed by the Salt
Lake Railroad company and the Ma
tional Lumber company with the board
of harbor line engineers against the
change in the channel entrance by
which the entry to the east basin OF
Wilmington bay is made 700 feet.
A. S. Koyer and ]. c.. Willmon also
filed protests. Mr.. Koyer desires new
hearing, while the latter protests
against widening the west channel.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
LOWER MEXICO VISITED
BY A SEVERE TEM5LoR

CITY OF MEXICO. July San
earthouale of ten seconds to a half
minute duration was felt in lower Mex
leo at noon today.
All lower Mexico southeast or the
isfhmus of Tehauntepec was shaken.
Several small houses We're demolished.
The disturbance was also felt to a con-
siderable distance west OF the isthmus.
Including the state of Oaxaca and
southern Guerrero.
The central meteorological station
has received dispatches from the sta
tons at Salinas Cruz and La Guna
recording earth tremors. the first STAT
ing that severe disturbance was felt
there at II a. M. lasting ten seconds.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR AGED AND DEFoRMEn

CHICAGO. July "A dispatch to the
Tribune from Cleveland, Ohio. says:
"Thc win of Benjamin Rose, who died
suddenly in London on Sunday, was
filed in the probate court yesterday,
Relatives say that practically the en-
tire estate Of $5.000.00O is left for the
founding OF Institutions for the aged
and for deformed children The build
ines are to be erected on the twenty
acre Rose estate on. Lake Shore boule-
ward.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
Mineral PARK. MATHEMATICAL Die

Mineral park, Welsh-American pic
mic.
Triton trolley trip, Massachusetts, So
ciety outing.
Balloon route, circuit Of beaches.
Chutes park, big celebration of trades
unionists, with speaking. sports and
special attractions.
There will. also be local celebrations
of the old-fashioned kind, with speak
ing, basket picnios, ETC., in central
points in Sierra Madre, Alhambra, In
rlewood and other places in Los Ange-
les county for the stay-at-homes.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
LAST CHANCE TO BUY BONDS
AT NINTH AND MAIN STREETS

The few remaining bonds issued by
the chamber of commerce will be sold
by Secretary Frank Virgins at Ninth
and Main streets this morning.
Special cars will leave there for san
Pedro carrying the bond holders"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
Joel Chandler Harris Dead

ATLANTA. Ga. July s.--Joel Chand-
Ter Harris, editor of Uncle Remus Mag
azine, died at his home here tonight
after a short illness. Mr.. Harris was
so years old.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04
A Reliable
Remedy
EIY's Cream Balm

70 VuIVkIT dU1uFUou'
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased menu
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses Of
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-04

Taste and smell. Fun size SO cts, a. Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs eents.
Ely Brothers. SO Warren Street, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
Nms WtcricO.

Gbi6unbuH y. Wtur5 1908,
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miro, Damn miro in Wteyico nodJNlut
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
Sic poctiIdJc %iiogct Sommiiiiur.

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idcn HcitatngS bat in ibrcr ST
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Gincn, Den mir ollie fellllcn
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terg Shriftfiibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
Wi0Cr @nH BORN.

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proteitiren 0egen cine iheuBIihc Ser
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llnO lUic lit ann oo5 ih0nc @coidt
uCrbuQbornt morOcu mo miro bon
plclcn @ciulDucrcinen nudl Der Sub.
lGu'idcn Competition %Gciungcn! "a
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Inter alien @ipicln
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3mcitcna obcr mar ocnr @octbc,
9tahOid)ter ou@ Eico nidt lang &c.
ma. Gr oid)tctc 0arlrm folgcnoe crs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05

Gtl1brltd geltoDlen mar,
Won ioute glouben, DAB lest oic
Sadie ibr Gnoe erreid)t babe uno ole
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uno ainocrn. 3uerit Der 6ral Oe3
iriibcr NuqeiteIlten, Der Die Gombi
nation Der SdIolier uuSgefumOen
babcn iollte. Sic muBte mebrerc
flciuc &inOcr im Soltlc 5uriidloiieu,
mo nm lie rcdt aui3urcgen uro ibr
glngIt 81 mad)elL mrlr0e Den Nadl
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cincn 3intmcr oes @ciGngniiies eir-
acid)Ioiicn unO troB elmer burG Die
Nufregung bcrbcigefilbrten Srilbge.
burt g0ll5lid) lid ielblt il6erloiien.
Sic iou Jest Dem Sooe uobe ieiu.
0ic 6rolt, in 0eren &uuie Die gin-
BREEDER lid Ocrlnmmclt buben lolltclL
lpur0cn bier Eiitolcn ouf Die 0ruit
gcicBt, mn 81 b%efcnnen, no 0o5
@clO iei; lie fonnte cS nidt. Die per
bnitctcn Wtdnncr lin0 IN 3immcrn
cinaeihloiien, in bcnen nid)t genl9
EloB lit, ooB ie lid olii Dem nodtcn
sSllBboocn binlegen tonnen, mo ein.
mol ieoe "a Stmocn miro ibnen
Muiier uno 9ro0 perabrciht.
@leih i'm Nnfang mar Elm Wtnnn
u%crboitet, Der Dem obengenomntea
Wtollrcrmeiltcr Werf5cllge berfuuit
bnbeu iollte. "a cr pcitlGuiig nit
Der .f0ni0lidcn" Semitic perwanot
iii, 10 bnttc er NIT nod einigen on
ocrcn NllSnobmlcn ole &ergiinItigung
Gr%lulbntB, iif lclbIt befoItigcn 81
0iiricn. NlS IN ieincm 8eiicin Elm
Epli5iIt cinmol nit icinen id)m1Ibi.
gen 6ingern iein Giien 0urdiuiiblte,
INN lid 81 periidern, Dob ibm oorin
nid)tS @cl6riebcnc3 5u9cinn0t mir,
&c, mari er IN iciuer Gntrilitung benz.
ielbcn 0oS gauge Gilen an ben aopf
mo mlr0e ouiilr bon me6reren Die
ier S6ubulGnncr nit ibren Snip.
peln orocntlid perihla9en. Sebt bat
man ord) ieine S6miegermlltter, Die
iebr fronf lit, ieine SrolL cine bier
5%ebni6brige Sodter mo einen nod
iitn0ercn Sobn p%erbaftet.
9ie Sooerotion Der Wnurer bot
ieitoenn ouSgefunoerL BOP Der Wtou.
rcrmcilter mGbreno Der Belt, baB Der
Ginbrlth Itottgefun0cn babcn fonnte,
nid)t IN CHIHUAHUA mar un0 lein
Nlibi no60etpicler, ober obne er.
iplg. Sect %bringen tic $1,000 5%5uionl.
men, INN fir ibren @enoiien einen
Der beiten Noopfotcn bon Der Stdot
Wcrico SIT engogircu mo Die 6rei.
l%ulIung SIT bcpirfcn.
Sd fonntc ocm oben 0cIdiloertcn
MIR 56gcrno @louben i6enfen, bin
obcr iebt iiberScllgt, OnB eS NucS
mnbr lit. 0oS idlintmite 3el9tib
lit, ooB oic bieligen Ginpobner iold)e
&orfonmniiie obnc 8eoenfen glau.
ben fGnncn.
0o@ iino ooh 3uItGnoc, bic bcS
WiittcloIterS uno Ser iponiif)en Sn-
Qlliiition miiroig iino. limo ooS I'll.
les infer pcri0nlid)cr Scitung Ocs
ObcrbuuptcS be3 StuotcS.
Gin Sprreipon0ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-05
Scnrn SaocSnrn.

IS itdrb am Sdmitag, ben 4. @priI 1905.
oeurD Sngeourii, 9&r. 63G, ltoibcrsStrube, I'm
I!ter BON 70 3ubren, Sic 3eit Der @eerotgnne
miro fpdier nnge6eigt. (90)