Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

MAY BE ACCOMPLISHMENTS al
fairs involving Isle Royal are SAID 10 % re
Ter Tuscaro from sault Ste Marie, Mich,
for Port Arthur yesterday. Onlcers NeAuss
to discuss the matter.
CoNFEssEs TO FRAUD-M. Alberti VINO
recently retired from the post OF minister OF
justice has surrendered in Copenhagen 70
the police and confessed to q series OF FRAUDS
against a savings bank of which he was
president. NJ. AlbertPs confession hau an
averse effect on the stock market there'
WILL SHARE OPERAs-oscar Hammer
stein will this season share with the Met
ropolitan company of New York the priv
ilege of producing the operas OF SlacoIao
Puccini and according to an agreement re
Gently drawn up with the Italian cotnPos-
er's American representative, Madam BUT
terdy" LA Boheme," "Tosca" Will appear
in the repertoire of the Twenty-fourth street
opera house.
DISCUSSES THAw CAsE-District At
torney Jerome OF New York said yesterday
he is not interested in the Thaw matter "
care whether they take Thaw to Pttspure
or not, and added that he knows OF no Jaw
by which his removal to another state ms ~
be accomplished. Il have no authority
said, "to oppose his being taken 70 rvs Us
burg. He was removed from my jurisdicton
when he was committed to the asylum
PLAN BIG BUILDING-one million dol
lars will be disbursed by the CLEVELAND, ~,
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers IN tnt
Cleveland according to plans just given ou'
by Warren Stone, general manager. Ihe
brotherhood will erect the building on tne
corner of st. Clair avenue and Ohtalto
street Complete plans will be drawn IN the
next two weeks Construction VIII STAR
next month
MARRIAGE SUsTAINED-The marriage
of the Rev. DR.. William II. Lawrence, pas
tor of Trinity Methodist church or h'en-
mond Hill, L. l., to woman who had peen
previously divorced. sustained by the
official board OF Trinity church in resolu,
lions adopted and announced yesterday. ~
was announced officially that after mvesll-
cation the board had found that Mrs. law
renee had divorced her former HUSBAND pc
fore Rev. DR.. Lawrence ever paid court u
her.
TmLMAN UNOPPOsED = Chairman
Hitchcock of the Republican national com
mittee early yesterday received a telegram
announcing the withdrawal of Judge Wright
nominee for governor by one OF the Repup-
lican factions In Tennessee. This leaves
clear field for Candidate Tillman, NOMINEES OF
the other Republican faction. 1t was salo
at the Headquarters that withdrawal OF
Judge Wright would unite the Repubhcans
of Tennessee and that determined enor'
to carry the state would be made.
SETS TREADWELL TRIAL--SuperioI
Judge Cook of San Francisco yesterday SCI
October 10 as the date for the trial OF
James Treadwell on one of the indictments
remaining against him relating 10 tns
wrecI<inP of the California SAFE Deposit anu
Trust company. The case will be tried pc
fore Judge Conley of MADEIRA county, a.
Judge Cook has disqualified himself from
sitting in the cases concerning that institu-
ton. J. Dalzell Brown and w. j. Bartnett,
former officers of the same bank, were aiso
ordered to appear October H.
WILL URGE NEW LAW-U. S. Pawket,
trafric manager of the northwestern tTexas)
freight bureau, in an interview at Washing,
ton yesterday said the National lndustria,
Traffic league, with approximately 4V'ooo
members will urge before the next session
of congress the passage of bill embodying
substantially the propositions contained IN
the Culberson- Smith car and transportation
service BILL which was introduced IN poth
houses at the last session. The Dill autnor-
ICES the Interstate commerce commission 10
enforce the rules regulating interstate COM
merce, contending that there is no adequate
law at this time.
INDIANS CONFERENCE.-The Indian
Protective league of Washington has re-
cetyed numerous complaints OF late from
the four Indian tribes inhabiting Oklahoma,
namely the Choctaw, Creeks Chickasaws
and Cherokees, saying that the treaty Oh
1872. which they contend is still in opera
tion. is being violated by the state officials
A. q Belvin, a full-blooded Indian, informs
the league that four full-blooded Indians
living near Corrine, Okla, were arrested by
mon protesting themselves to be state OF
6cials and were jailed on August rs last Tor
refusing to sign their names for tax as