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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
400, 800 sS6, 671. 90
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO Feb s.-The weakness Of
the New York market was reflected on the
Bush street exchange today and the Goldfield
leaders showed a downward tendency. Mer-
ger, Florence and Daisy fell off 2h points
each. Blue Bull, Red Top Extension and
Great Bend Annex were the actice ones in the
Godheld list. Rescue Consolidated in the
Tonopah camp was the feature of the call,
with 1900 shares changing hands, at lac and
15c. Midway and North Star were also quite
active, with sales of 1000 and 5000 respectively.
The Bullfrogs were strong and active, with
very little doing in the Manhattans
Following the closing quotations of the
San Francisco stock and exchange board, to-
gether with the regular call sales, furnished
by L. A. Criser e. Co, members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange, S05 San Fer
nando building, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

fornia about two years. coming to
San Bernardino first, where she worked
for her brother-in-law, J. w. Roberts,
en- his ranch for six months prior to
coming to Los Angeles.
Bertie's principal line of employment
since coming here has been as seam
stress or as a laundry hand; having
worked for the Los Angeles Laundry
company, also the Sanitary laundry
The last place he worked was for
Bishop e. Co., in the crystalizing de-
partment.
Asked If, while working in these va
rious establishments, she was ever
questioned as to his sex, he replied
In the negative.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Everybody is welcome when we fee
good; and we feel that way only wher
our digestive organs are working prop.
erly. DIR. Kings New Life Pills regu,
late the action of stomach, liver ant
bowels so perfectly one can't help feel
ing good when he uses these pills. 25t
at Dean Drug compar2's store
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Why Not?

Tommie was having his hair cut and
the barber got his shears pretty close
to the boys head, so Tommie began to
cry.
"oh, fe.' Tommie!" said his mother;
piece of pie!"
'sWell, / do if you cut it too short!"-
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Sure Enough

BILL see it is said that President
Eliot of Harvard is rarely seen at the
stadium and is little interested in in
tercollegiate football contests.
Jill--Of course; how could you expect
a man to be interested in the kind Of
a game Harvard's playing this year.
Yonkers Statesmen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
LEWIS Cate

Northwest corner Third and Main.
Here daily and nightly congregate null
titudes who want the best things to
eat and best service at popular prices.
Look into the windows ut the big clean
kitchen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

in Laurel canyon Hollywood. Furnished bum
galows with meals at Bungalow Inn by day, week
dinners a speciality. Call up Sunset phone, Holly
chicken dinner. Pure mountain air and water
1876 w. Fourth street Phone AM; Main 1883.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
BUNGALOW LAND

j or month; open all year. Sunday q
wood 24l1, and arrange now for a
Clo0e to city. City office CHAS. s. MANN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Morning Sales
Great Bend Annex-10O0 at &c (B. 800.
Midtown Fraction-20O0 at PIC.
Johnnie Cons-5O00 at 12kc.
Cal Hills-14,0OO at 10c.
Eureka-1000 at &C.
Blue Bell--1000 at loo
Triangle-100O at &c; 1000 at &c (B. 81
Consoidated-100 at $5.07 100 at S5.12la Is.
10.
Daisy-S00 at s1.07.
Fraction--l0O at sic; 300 at SIC.
Forence-100 at S4.6712.
Atlantic and Pacifc-SOOO at 2hc.
Jumbo Exten.-13O0 at 53c; 100 at sac; 100 at
CSC Is. 10l.
Searchlight Western-5000 at PIC.
Original Bullfrog-1000 at 41Ac.
April Fool Extension-5000 at INC.
Bonnie Clare-1000 at 12hc; 1000 at 12c.
Mayflower Cons.-1OO0 at lie; $500 at 1Sc.
Afternoon Sales
April Fool Ex.-50OO at 1%c.
Atlantic and Pacifc-3OOO at &c
Bonnie Clare-20O0 at 12c; 100 at 12hc.
Blue Bel-2OOO at 1Oc
California Hills-14,000 at 1c.
Combination Fraction-10O at sic; 300 at SIC.
Consolidated-1OO at s5.07lk leo at S5.1212 Is.
I0).
Daisy-S00 at s107.
Eureka-1OO0 at &c.
Florence-100 at S4.671R.
Great Bend Annex-10OO at &c (B. 30).
Johnnie-5O0 at 12Ac.
Jumbo Ex.-13OO at &c., 100 at 53c Is. 100; 100
1t 54c.
Mayhower Cons.-10OO at lie; 5000 at 1Sc.
Midtown Fraction-2000 at PIC.
Searchlieht Western-5000 at 21ac
Triangle-1OO0 at SC; 1000 at &c (B. 81.
Original Bullfrog-1000 at 412c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Chureh-What does it mean by cal
ways room for one more" in a street
car?
Gotham-Oh, I guess it means there
is always room for one more strap
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
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The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
PASTOR ATKINS
SCORES SC0RCHERs
SHOCKING THING THAT GRIMM.
Al VIOLATIONS OF SPEED
LIMIT ARE TOLERATED,

In the course Of thalk on Power"
In the Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, the Rev. Gaius Glenn At
kins. pastor of the First Congregation
al church. spoke OF elemental force
in Its relation to the law
we aspire 10 make power, cleo
trical and mechanical. do our bidding.
but how badly we make out when life
Is destroyed at the touch of live
wire or In the path OF the automobile
running at a criminal rate OF speed
on the public highway" he said 'Un-
less protection and restraint can be
provided and observed we shall be-
come the victims rather than the mas
ters Of these powerful agencies"
The pastor thought II shocking
thing that criminal violations OF the
speed limit are tolerated until wife
Is made a widow and four children
are made orphans by fatality result
ing from the reckless driving of an
automobile tester along the highway.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
BOTH SIDES HAPPY
OVER CONVENTION
OUTCOME
cAMPAU SECURED INSTRUCTION
FOR BRYAN AND THE "ANTls"
NAILED NATIONAL COMMITTEE
MANS HIDE TO THE FENCE.
CAMPAU DECLARES
HE is SATISFIED.

d. J. Campau, deposed leader
Of the Michigan Democracy.
gave out the following statement
Thursday:
Il am very much gratified
with the result OF the conven-
ton. The personnel OF it was
good, and l am pleased with
the strong resolutions of In
structions which were unani-
mously adopted. The Bryan
men of Michigan have fought
and won splendid fight for
principle and the rank and file
OF Michigan Democracy are to
be congratulated upon waking
up to the danger OF an uDin-
structed delegation before 1t was
too late.
The only thing to be re-
GREETED IL the bitter feeling that
developed over the. contest. We
who know the facts. know that
the Bryan delegation from
Wayne was the truly representa-
tive delegation, and the Bryan
men In the state convention
would have adopted the minor
ity report of the committee on
credentials II II had come TO
roll-call. but as we had already
won our fight for the only thing
for which we had been working.
/ felt that the interests OF har-
mony and Democratic success
would be advanced by withdraw
ing from contest in which no
principle was at stake. | am
proud OF the Bryan men OF
Wayne county and the state.
and feel well repaid for all OF
the efforts which have put
forth In this campaign.
Concerning the personal at
tacks that have been made upon
me. | do not even regret that.
for they have offered an oppor-
tunity to hundreds OF loyal
friends TO give me assurances
or confidence and support that
have been gratifying In the high
est degree, and which have
more than made up for all that
has been said and done by those
who have seen At TO attack me-
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
MOTHER KEEPS UP
FIGHT FOR SONS
PROPERTY
CONTESTS WILL OF SUICIDE
WHICH LEAVES ENTIRE ESTATE
TO FIANcEE-TEsTAToR,s
AN EXHIBIT AT TRIAL.

The case in which Mrs. Pauline
Monsback seeks TO set aside the will
CT her son, John Monsback, and which
has already been fought through the
probate and circuit courts, and to the
supreme court, opened for second
hearing in Judge Hosmer's court,
Thursday morning.
John Monsback committed suicide
in March. 1905, after having made a
will cutting off his relatives without
a cent. and leaving all of his property
to his flancee. Mary Maier. The es-
tate consists Of house and lot on
Forrest, and $4,000 In cash.
Mrs. Monsback alleges that her son
was incapable OF making a will. and
at the previous trial great deal Of
evidence was introduced to show that
he had been insane for long time be-
fore he took his own life. An inter
esting exhibit at the trial will be the
deceased's diary. much OF which is un-
printable. A relative testified at the
first trial that John Monsback suffer
ed from the hallucination that his
brain was oozing out, and he would
expectorate in his hand, telling people
that the saliva was part OF his brain.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
STEAMS
FOR SEATTLE
AT EVERY PORT STOP THE
JACkiES WILL GET GLAD
HAND.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 21.-The At
lantic feet swept by Cape Flattery
this morning and entered the strait OF
Juan de Fuca en- route to Seattle.
About 8 o'clock Port Angeles was
passed and the Louisiana. the Missouri
and the Ohio dropped out of line and
anchored in the harbor. Opposite Port
Townsend. the Illinois, the Kearsarge
the Wisconsin. the Nebraska and the
Kentucky turned from the formation.
The Illinois and Kearsarge will remain
at Port Townsend while the other two
vessels will repair to the navy yard at
Bremerton. The remaining vessels OF
the fleet led by the flagship Connect.
cut will continue through the sound
through Deception Pass to Belling.
ham
At every port where the ships will
stop elaborate preparations have been
made for the reception and enter.
tainment OF the steamers and officers
OF the feet. The vessels will raise an.
Choir on Saturday and assemble at
Port Townsend preparatory to steam.
ing into the Seattle harbor After the
stay there the ships will proceed to
Tacoma.
BY tonight Puget Sound will resem.
BILE the ground OF great naval pa.
geant. Thousands OF visitors are ex.
pected on Sunday which will be
visiting day." on the ships. A great
number OF social diversions have been
planned also.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21

Everyone came home from the Dem
ocratic convention In Lansing happy.
Daniel j. Campau had succeeded in
his main object OF getting instructions
for William Jennings Bryan. He had
also received one OF the greatest re-
ceptions ever accorded him In a Dem
ocratic convention and he withdrew
his contest, for harmony's sake, when
there seemed a chance OF winning.
Sanguine followers even claimed that
he could have been elected delegate-at-
large.
On the other hand, the anti-Campau
men had kept his delegation out, had
decisively defeated him In the cleo
ton OF national convention delegates,
who will choose national committee
man. and were claiming after the con
vention that Campau is annihilatei
in Michigan.
There can be no doubt that there
was great deal OF Johnson senti-
ment. including most of the anti-Cam-
pau men. Had 1t not been for the de-
termination of group OF leaders to
destroy the power and prestige OF Dan
lei J. Campau, there might well have
been a fight for Johnson In the con-
vention that would have resulted IN
an uninstructed delegation.
The fight will have its effect In
Wayne county and Detroit. 1t was
CONTINUED on seventh Page.)
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
LETTERS HINT At
MURDER AN D
SUICIDE
MRS. BRANDT, SUING FOR d.
voRcE, GREATLY FRIGHTENED
AT MisslvEs FOUND IN Hus-
BANDS EFFECTS.

Letters strongly limiting at murder
and suicide were shown TO Judge
Rohnert by the attorneys OF Mrs. Ma
thilda Brandt. who two weeks ago ap-
piled for divorce from her husband,
Charles Brandt. The wife seeks to
have the husband turned out OF their
home on Mt. Clair-ave.. St. Clair
Heights, and he contested the case
vigorously. The pair have been liv-
ing under the same. roof during the
trouble. and while the case remains
unsettled, the husband continues TO
reside with the rest OF the family. al
though he and his wife are not on
speaking terms.
While going through her husband
dresser several days ago Mrs. Brandt
came across three letters. the con-
tents Of which frightened her greatly.
Two OF these letters were addressed
10 the children now grown up, aud
were signed: Your broken-hearted
father" In one of them directions
are left for the disposition OF the
property after he Is gone, and In an
other the son is instructed to have
masses said for "us." Mrs. Brandt
was fearful that ''us," referred to her
and her husband. and she FASTENED 10
her attorney for advice Judge Rohn-
ert was appealed 10, and he could
only advise the family to watch and
pray"
Mrs Brandt wasn't anxious to dis
cuss the matter when questioned.
There has been too much OF this
disgraceful affair In the papers al.
ready" she said.
You did find some letters that you
believe were written by your husband,
didn't your" was asked.
Yes"
And are you frightened?"
Yes, l should say We are. II the
court had dealt with that man as he
deserved We would have been rid of
him by this time. He just wants to
take this home away from US that we
have worked 30 hard TO pay for.
When a man arrives at the age he
has, and failed In business as often as
he did 1t shows he. isn't much good.
II he had been as careful as | have
been. he would have something to
show for his work"
Mr.. Brandts attorney said Thurs.
day morning that his client had start
ed TO work. and he had no fear OF any
trouble.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
CITY HALL CLERKS
7 DUE FOR A SHIFT

There may be a changing about OF
clerks In the city hall shortly after
the opening OF Offices for business.
July l.
Mayor Thompsons new appointee
as assessor is expected to start In
cleaning house, with the assistance
OF Assessor Henry Doran, at once.
Some OF the clerk in the city treasur-
er's Office are Democrats. one OF them
being relative OF the mayor. and II
is expected that berths will be pro-
vided In the assessors Office for some
OF these present employees Of Koch.
At the some time, Koch Will have
much solicitation 10 take care OF as
many OF the beheaded assessors clerks
as he can put in the places OF his
Democratic helpers. 1t may be that a
few gentlemen will simply transfer
their belongings from one Office to the
other
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
ACCUSED OF FORGING
NAME TO MONEY ORDER

George Kopech was arrested In
Delray, Thursday morning. and ar
raigned early in the afternoon on n
charge OF forging signature to 4
money order He is alleged to have
writttn to the old country to the wife
OF friend who has been working in
Detroit. saying that his friend was In
hard luck and needed money The
man had really gone to Pennsylvania
but Kohech is said to have received
the money order sent from Europt
and to have cashed II. He was
brought up to court by Deputy Mar
shall Taylor. The complaint is made
by Postal Inspector Larmour.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
BANKS REFUSE TO
RAISE INTEREST
ON CITY FUNDS
WON'T GO BEYOND 2 PER CENT
MARK ON DEPOSITS, ALTHOUGH
COUNTY GETS HALF POINT
MORE.

Detroit banks will pay no more than
2 per cent for city deposits.
This was determined definitely In
q conference OF bankers with the
mayor, controller. treasurer, and ways
and means committee OF the council
in the city hall. Thursday morning.
The only promise that the bankers
would make was that they might con-
oede a quarter OF point more when
times become good.
Treasurer Koch urged the bankers
to give more liberal terms. saying that
other cities get from PA TO per cent
on deposits.
the county, why not to us?" he said.
IL know that the term combination Is
Objectionable To you gentlemen, but
there seems to me 10 be an under
standing among the bankers on this
matter"
The committee will probably enter
into contract with the same banks
that now act as repositories. unless
some others come forward and guar
antee that they will bid for deposits
II bids are advertised for.
The committee will recommend the
sale OF $4,000 OF school bonds to the
Standard Life a. Accident Insurance
Co. and 1898. 900 school bonds TO e. II.
Rollins & Co.
The sinking fund commission will
buy in all OF the 100000 Issue OF con-
tagious hospital bonds as an invest
ment. selling them later. perhaps. Bids
for $4,000 OF this issue were received
but after the proper time and the COM
mittee held that II would not do to
allow such bids TO be honored.
An opinion will be asked from the
corporation counsel as TO the legality
OF the sale OF these hospital bonds TO
the commission. They are as good as
school bonds in every way but are not
80 popular with bond buyers.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
SENSATION IN
HYOR0PH0B|A CASE
AUTOPSY ON RICH INVENTORS
BODY DEMANDEo-AUTH
TIES TO INVESTIGATE.

NEW YORK, May 21.--Clark Bell,
president OF the Medico-Legal society.
Of New York. made demand on Dis
trict Attorney Clarke. OF Brooklyn, to-
day. for an autopsy on the body Of
VIM. H. Marsh. the wealthy inventor.
who died Of hydrophobia last evening.
Mr.. Bell charges that death did not
result from rabies but that 1t was
brought about by drugs which were
administered under medical advice.
He also said that a representative Of
the society. who investigated the
strange case. reported that Mr.. Marsh
never had the commissions preliminary
to hydrophobia. Assistant District
Attorney Elder said the charges would
be Investigated.
Marsh's funeral has been held up.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
DEFACING LIBRARY
BOOKS IS CHARGED

Justice Jeffries issued a warrant
Thursday for the arrest of Charles
Reich, alias Chester Weshart. ON a
charge Of defacing and mutilating a
book belonging TO the public library.
The warrant was issued on the com
plant Of Patrolman William McKen-
zie and is the first Of Its kind on rec
ord In the police court, though the
statute under which 1t is drawn is an
old one. It is charged that Reich has
been In the habit Of drawing books
on someone else's card and after get
ting them home has removed all evil
dences that they are public property
and has claimed them as his own. The
book named In the warrant is entitled
A Hand Book OF Games"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
POLICE PICK UP
DESTITUTE COUPLE

Tottering and almost helpless, an
aged couple giving their names as Mr..
and Mrs. John Mclean were found
wandering aimlessly about at the cor
ner OF Plum and Third-sts.. Thursday
morning. The police were notified
and the aged couple were taken TO
the central station and thence to the
ONCE OF the poor commission In a pa
troll wagon. Both were shabbily dress
ed. and Mr.. Mclean, who is so years
old. wore no socks. his bare legs show
ing above his shoe tops AS nearly
as could be learned, they came from
near Kincardine, Ont. two days ago
and were on their way TO visit a
daughter In Mt. Clemens. An effort
will be made TO locate the daughter.
and failing In this the authorities Will
send the couple back to Canada.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
CHAMBERMAID SAYS
GUEST ATTACKED HER

On the complaint Of a woman about
80 years old. employed as a chamber.
maid In the Hotel Pontchartrain,
Frank Brakeman. aged SIS. guest in
the hotel. was taken to police head
quarters. Wednesday afternoon for a
session in the sweatbox.
The woman's story was that she
did not want TO prosecute on the
ground that she did not want her
name TO become public. The police,
accordingly. were obliged to reieast
Brakeman and he hurriedly left town.
Wednesday night. Brakeman Is a
travelling man and his home Is in
Cleveland. He Is said to be a mar
ried man. He denied tht woman's
story.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
THE
MATTER WITH
ROOSEVELT
SENATOR GORE.
BLIND OKLAHOMA STATESMAN
AT o. OF c. CONVENTION aiDl-
cULEs PRESIDENT SPEAKING
OF my POLICIES" ETC.
SENATOR GORE.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-"My poll
cies,' MY navy" and MY world"
were ridiculed by Senator Gore, of
Oklahoma, in a scathing denunciation
of the Republican party at the con-
vention OF District OF Columbia Demo
cratic delegates this afternoon.
.'The chief executive" said Senator
Gore, rs and has been for some time
afflicted with a malignant attack OF
plutophobia. Undesirable citizens.
rapidly filling clubs of Ananiases.
and 'malefactors OF great wealth are
IL the range OF his wrath. None can
hope to escape him and his powerful
big stick unless they are contributors
to my campaign fund" or are In my
cabinet in other words. that they are
in my official family
Louis XIV said L am the state.
Roosevelt goes him one better and
says. Il am the United States (Tre-
mendous applause)
Where Governors Govern.
81 come from a state that stands
foremost for democracy. In Okla
homa the governors govern. but even
In my state the Rough Riders who are
out Of Job and jail, are appointed
TO Offices OF responsibility.
I'VE should not be deceived. gentle
men, by the bunco square deal The
panic Of 1907 was presumptuous. 1t
ought not TO have come during q
Republican administration. The day
after the panic found the United
States with the same wealth, the same
intelligence, the same commerce. the
same industry and the same ability
that 1t had before the panic. 1t was a
move Of capital and congress should
investigate It's cause and inform the
people OF the United States OF the
names OF the pirates who shipwrecked
prOsDerity"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
HAITIAN Ex-MINISTER
INCITING REBELLION

PORT AL PRINCE. Haiti. May 81.
With a strong force Of troops hur.
rying to the southwark to suppress a
fresh anti-government outbreak and
former Minister of War and Navy
Septimus Marius melting a general
Haitian Instruction from his refuge
at Kingston. Jamaica, President Nori
Alexis and his advisors are warning
the legations and consulates to harbor
no more rebels under direst penalties.
The government leaders attribute
the renewal OF revolutionary trouble
to the malcontents' reliance on protec-
ton from foreign diplomats In the
event of defeat. .
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
MAY NOT SPANK CASTRO
TILL FALL, SAYS CULLOM

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Cullom. who was caller at the White
House today, speaking OF the venezue-
Ian situation, said that he had meyer
seen question of such great I'm.
portance in which the people had
taken such a small amount of interest.
The senator was asked when he would
carry out his threat to, spank Castro.
He replied he thought he would let
that matter rest until next fall.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
GENERAL DEFICIENCY
BILL is SI8.384,S1I

WASHINGTON. May 2l.--The gem
eral deficiency bill was reported TO the
senate today by the senate appropria.
tons committee. II will be taken up
this afternoon. As reported the bill
carries total OF sis.3s4.S11 which Is
an Increase OF s1.040.4sS over the
house bill. Among the items making
up the increase are $4,000 for the ex-
penses OF the tuberculosis congress
and si57.0 900 for the increased pay OF
the navy up to July l.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
TRAIN CRUSHES
BOYS FOOT

Richard Green, IA years old. Of No.
10 Vermont-ave.. fell under the wheels
OF Wabash freight train at the TWEEN
ty-fourth-st. crossing. Thursday after
noon His right foot and right leg
were frightfully crushed.
The boy was hurried to the West
Side hospital In West Side ambulance.
His foot was amputated and he may
lose part OF the leg.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-21
o. c. M. Clinic Continues.

Three clinics in st. Mary's hospital
occupied the attention OF the visiting
alumni OF the Detroit College OF Medi-
cine Thursday morning. The subjects
were genital tuberculosis, eye and ear
troubles, clinic surgery. indicanuria,
scarlatina and applied anatomy, and
the operators and lecturers were the
following local physicians Drs.I r.
w. Robbins. Eugene Smith, H.. o.
Walker. J. E. Clark. Guy L. Kiefer and
w. @. Hutchinson.