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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
SOCIETY is ORGANIZED
FOR AID OF HUMANITY
Rev. T. c. Marshall Leads in the Work
of Placing Higher Standard
In the Lives of
Men

The recently organized City Mission
society of the Episcopal church has al
ready inaugurated several far-reaching
movements in charge of Rev. T. C.
Marshall, rector of st. Marks church
and the Church of the Neighborhood.
who has been appointed superintendent
of the mission society.
The Brotherhood of ST. Andrew, COM
posed of men Of the Episcopal church,
is holding religious services at the city
jail each Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the society. The men who
are soon to be released are given spe-
cial attention by the members. and If
thought worthy are given cards which
are to be presented at the Neighbor-
mood house, where work will be given
them, and if they prove faithful and
industrious clean clothing and, when
possible, permanent employment.
1t is the great aim of Rev. Mr.. Mar
shall and his helpers to help these men
in the first trying days after serving A
jail sentence. In many cases they are
desirous of work, and do 1t Well The
Neighborhood house is being made a
try out" place to test the men. wood
is to be secured, and this will be given
the men to saw.
Some of the men who apply to Rev.
Mr.. Marshall for aid are in sad con-
dition and are badly in need OF clean
clothing.
Just now the industrial work is being
done at the Neighborhood house on
Fourteenth street, opposite the public
school building on that street
The work originated in the Church or
the Neighborhood on Wilson street, but
within the last year the church center
has been changed to ST. Marks, for
which the old Newman Methodist
church building was purchased. At. st.
Marks neighborhood an advanced class
in sloyd will be started for evening
sessions to teach high grade carpenter
ing and cabinet making. 1t will be
trade school.
Augment Class Work
For girls there are already house,
keeping classes every Wednesday
library of 900 volumes is open Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays and sew
ing school under the charge OF Miss
Steiger Miss Steiger also has charge
of large sewing class at the Church OF
the Neighborhood. Books are padly
wanted for the library.
Boys clubs have been organized at
both churches by Charles Knox, where
military drills are proving popular with
the boys as well as athletics. There Is
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

started to move from Providence. r. l.,
six years ago, how Gladys, who was
suffering acutely at that time, tainted
twice before we got her on the train
finally, so weak was the poor girl.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
His Joke

De Style-What makes you think
Gotroz has almost finished the cigars
his wife gave him for Christmas?
Gunbusta-Why, l met him today
and he said he was almost at the end
of his rope.-Harper's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

The Fifth Street Store waists are all of
a high order of workmanship; the trim
ming and finishing are particularly well
done; new lace trimmed models in lawn
and batiste for Monday at $1.50; regular
50 and $24S values
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
soc

Excellent quality of lawn kimonos in
variety of fancy patterns and attractive
color combinations. loose or fitted styles,
long or short sleeves. plain finished or
trimmed with bands; regular 75c value 35c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
39c Corset Covers l5e

Nicely trimmed with lace
and embroidery, high or
low neck gowns, long or
short sleeves; values to 81,
at 42c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
$50 $50. Walking S508

New suiting, panama, serge ana
Sicilian walking skirts, in the new
circular gored and plated styles
trimmed with tailor strapping or
wide bias folds; plain colors; regu-
lar and extra sizes.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
ROOT TO THE FRONT
IN L. S. SENATE RACE.

ALBANY. Nov. 5.-The United
states Senatorship from New York
State, which will become vacant at
midnight on Marcl 3 next by the ex-
pration Of the fern ot office o.
Thomas c. Plat, Is tine centre Of Re-
publican political interest In this Stare.
now tina; the election has settled the
fact that the next Legislature will oe
Republican in both Houses.
Two names not hitherto much dis
cussed i'll this connection moved up to
the front to-day and were received with
much interest That of Secretary of
state Flhu Root vas most prominent
lrr the reason that lie was mentioned in
TIE gossip as having the support of
President Roosevelt. \ story emanat!ng
from Washington early to-day present ed
the matter from this point of view. The
other name most discussed to-day is
that of Whtelaw Reid, Amba ssador of
the United States to Great Britain, and
long editor of the New York Tribune
EXLieut. Coy. Timothy l.. Woodruff
Of New York. Chairman OF the Repub-
lican State Committee; ex-Ciov. Frank s.
Black, of Rensselaer,. and Congressman
j, Sloat Fassett, of Elmlra. are the
others most frequently mentioned in this
connection. Mr.. Woodruff has never
made a secret of his interest in the Sen
ntorship, and MIR. Fassett also has been
regarded as more than receptive can
didate
But Gov. Black has always told n.s
+ friends that since his fret and only ex-
perience as a candidate for the senator
ship, In 1903. he has had no interest In
the matter, and they believe that before
it comes up as practical question he
+ viii have indicated his intention TO have
no part in tile campaign.
The Republican organization is still
qulvering from the effects of that strug-
gle OF 1865, when Chauncey NJ. Depew
was chosen after the Senatorship had
been regarded as all but certain to 90
! 10 eX-Goy. Black. Republican politicians
said to-day that the situation this year
was not unlikely So develop as much
/ interest, II not bitterness, and to be
/ fraught with as faT-reaChing political
consequences as that three years ago
/ whAr Depcw was elected.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
Low SCORES MADE
IN OCEAN TOURNEY
Many Cracks Enter Atlantic
City'S Annual Fall Golf
Games.

COLE LINKS. ATLANTtC CITY, y.
j.. Nov. ut remained for two young
golfers, both Of the Riverton "a, ~
club, to bring TN nurries to-day at
the start of the annual fall tournament
Of the Atlantic city Country club
Percy Thomas made the tenth hole Of
.n yards in n single stroke. while Hall
had what. up to late hour, seems
likely to prove the low score 10y a single
stroke, 9u
1'nomass performance MAS remark-
able In view Of The wind The hole j.
par ; and bcCy l. Young Hal, mere
stripping. who Won the second set here
last spring, played With great assur-
ance and declared during his play
despite several mistakes that he was
going to win low score trophy.
The field was almost as large as the
record breaking ''sts of the past two
wears here There were almost 80 en-
tries and more than TO men started. The
Philadelphia and local districts led, with
New York second, rittshurg third, and
Boston fourth In point OF numbers. The
whole day was devoted t" the qualifying
round for six siAteeus, There was a
terrific wind off the ocean that almns;
froz. the PLAYERS. despite the sun. and
made scores uncommonIy nigh The list
totals
W +. ShaCkleford. Atlantic city, g.,
*. II. B air. University of Pennsylvania,
90, Harry Rhodes. Philadelphia. "a, l..
/ Il. Burton Atlantic city, 81. Frank
Sears, New York. 81: w Sargent, Bos.
ton. rs, T. Il. PETIT. Philadelphia -,
The evening world., 1908-11-05
SAYS BANK PRESIDENT
MADE HIM LOSE S83,4OO
J. w. Hubert Asks Amount From
Oakleigh Thorne and Charges
Instrumentation.

John w Hubert, a lawyer, at No. 81
Nassau street. in a suit on trial to-day
before Justice NeWburger and jury
asks Ss3, iG0 from Oakleigh Thorne, pres
ldent OF the Trust Company OF North
America. which, he says, is the differ
cnce between the value OF 100 shares
~ stock in the international Fire En-
CINE Company and the 10000 which he
VAS induced bv Mr. Thorne's misrepre-
sensations to pay ior It.
Hubert says Charles f.. Locke and
William C. Beers had told him the stock
was worth $50 share and that the
Trust Company of North America held
4 large block Of Il,
The complainant says he saw Mr..
Thorne, and the latter encouraged him
to purchase, saying that the Trust
Company would loan MIN $4,000 ON the
stock. lie got the loan and repaid IT,
Later ON he discovered that the com
pany was earning nothing. and that
his stock was worth only B,en. lie
sued for the balsaCe.
MIR, fhornr denies that he mad. any
false representation, or that he mislec
Mr. Herbert Intentionally. and pointed
10 the fact that his concern LOANED
$4,000 on this very block OF stock a.
proof that he did not misls~al
The evening world., 1908-11-05
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

PM. leo RACE TRACK, Nj. No. -
Tine entries for TO mcrrrN's races are as h''-
lows
FIRST RACE For four wear oids and ~
selling: SIX fur,onFs .Ha,ifax. No; FAB,
Strorne. io1 Botanis, ITO: Lady ornana.
io7: Nthick lo7 Grimaii. l"7 Edrey. lu7
'Salvolatile lU=, Satier 10. hclle - Tie
Bay IoT.
SECOND RACE-For three wear Old. agt
Csmpnisner III. Superstition. log; Soar
kies. lgs; Grsmsar. III; King Sol. loG. ASi"r
Dor. ia.
THIRD RACE -Tvo-veer-ot. SIX FUR
Iongs.-Bal beck, ITO, Ma>l-n Gun. 10, pa Pa
NJ T. Greene Ito: n orc. us Architect
l0a. Great Jubilee. Ito. Ne'hcrnost. Ito
Xehac. loT: pescltore. in2, Racing Bel
lo2 Rsnn'e keLsn. ln7 Conste. ~ lui
mont mont ro7' NV 49, " ''
FoI- RITZ ,eArE--Hunters' steeplnchsse
four, ear.5iis and IN, about two miles.
Topr.ght. 1917 Mystery. It3: judge t>rker
iGS Wavsiie. l52. Young Bitten 1870 Si
Giobe, lG@, Amiahlr l52
wapono"s. lis: Gu. Helm, 1o7.. Statesman
i22' Trance. 10 Racquet. l"i intervene
I'D .->nn'e Kelso il2' F"otpaf i22
SIXTH RACE. The, New Howard purse
'onS Mansfield. a7' Ontario, liz char
All. ITO. Kcmp,on il2; Pins and Needles
IL: wilton Lacks.e. lis: ave Adsum. ~
King II Rashan. -: re- Gira9nde, ~ WesI
oyer io7; Tony Bonero' III. 'ampa 'sner
SEVENTH RACE1-Patapsc2 Hqnt purse
Bergo', 40; Ho.neisrleT IL, AZ T15'ess
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
The evening world., 1908-11-05

den out with Queen Of the Hills second
and Juggler third,
SIXTH RACE - Juvenile handicap
two-year olds: $500 added; six furlongs
Time-l.l3 As.
Statesman. 124 (Notter), ? TO l. even
and to 5, won.
Wspanoca. ia ,McChse), IL to /. 4 to !
and 10 !, second.
Tasley, Ill tGOldstein), / 10 2 10
and TO 3, third
Foo;pad, Cunning. Court Lady, Cheek,
High Range. Obdurate. Leach and Rag
Man also ran.
statesman showed that lie Is about
tho best two vear-old colt that has been
shown at tho meeting By picking up ~
pounds and winning the sixth race clev-
erly. He lay in a good position until the
stretch when he came away and won
easily with Waponoca second and Tas-
ley third
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; three-year-
olds and upward; 800 added, seven fur
longs Tme-l,N 10.
Trey OF Spades, 1914 tGoldstein), 4 10
l. & to :, TO ., won
Castlewood. lo7 tOtu, IL to l, TO /,
to |, second.
George @. Hall. lOi Crowley. 3 70 !
oven, ! 10 .. third, a..
Stargowan, President Munroe, Clor'
ious Betsy. New Year IL, WestoNer
Right and True also ran
The evening world., 1908-11-05
DAKOTA VOTE ENDS
SECRET DIVORCES.
New Law Approved at Election
NullifieS Lax Methods That
Made State 4 Mecca.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Nov. Re
turns so far received make it certain
that the new divorce law has been ap-
proved by large majority of the
voters. This IS expected to put the So
called divorce mills" out of business.
The proposed amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition requires a residence OF one year
in order TO make one a legal resident OF
the state and eligible TO apply to the
courts for release from matrimonial
bonds, Hitherto only six months resi-
dence has been necessary.
Another provision requires that all d.
vorce cases shall be heard nj a regular
term Of the court This will wipe out
the practice of hearing divorce cases
lin chambers" during court terms as
well as in the intervals between terms.
The secrecy which has enabled appli-
cants To secure divorces without the
general public becoming aware of the
fact brought the law into disfavor, and
is believed to be one cause OF the eager
ness of the voters 10 decrease the float
ing population Of the State
The evening world., 1908-11-05
LATEST RETURNS
GIVE MISSOURI AND
MARYLAND TO TAFT
Presideht-Elect Apparently Has
327 Electoral Votes to
Bryan'S $50.
OFFICIAL COUNT TELLS.
Democrats Gain Many Con-
gresSmen, but Republicans
Have Safe Majority.
OFFICIAL COUNT TELLS.

Late election returns this afternoon
had swung TO William H. Taft and that
the Republican candidate win have 391
votes in the Electoral College to Bry-
ans lj6
Complete returns in Missouri as sent
from 81. Louis give Taft 29l,7O9 and
Bryan go. S69
In Maryland steady Republican gains
shown by the official canvass begun at
noon indicate that TAFT has carried the
State by a safe plurality.
West Virginia, which for a time was
in doubt. was carried by the Repub-
leans.
This is the way the electoral table
looks:
The evening world., 1908-11-05

part of the Detroit vote not yet counted,
it is practically certain to-day that Gov.
Fred NJ. Warner has been reelected for
a third term by about 5000 or 5000
plurality over his Democratic opponent,
Lawton T. Hemans.
Apparently but one Democratic mem
Der OF the Legislature has been elected.
Kepper for Representative, In the Sec
ond Hoghton District. where local con
ditons have upset heavy normal Re
publican majority Philip Broitmeyer,
Republican, continues to lead for Mayor
of Detroit, and apparently has ma
iority which cannot be overcome by
Mayor w. 3. Thomson.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
REID DENIES He
WILL RESIGN TO
ENTER SENATE
Ambassador Halts the Report
That He Is Anxious TO
Succeed Plat.

tCrrv-lrht. 1905 nv the Pr~ss Publishing
Company. New York World
Special Gable Despatch TO The Evening
WoTli.)
LONDON, Nov. 5.-1t was officially de-
MED at the American Embassy to-day
that Ambassador Whitelaw Reid in
tended to resign
This was In answer to the report ema-
mating from America that Mr.. Reid
was to leave his post here and enter
the fight for United states Senator in
New York, in succession to Senator
Thomas &. Plat.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
MURPHY DODCES
OHlBLAME FOR THE
loT BIG SLUMP HERE
,. Taft Landslide That Nobody
r. Foresaw DID 1t, Tam
many Boss Says.
" FIGHTS FOR CITY NOW.
urai Doesn't Believe That Tues
!. ....'. days Result Means a
.naa '9 Republican Mayor.
FIGHTS FOR CITY NOW.

II Charles r. Murphy is disturbed at
the updercurrent OF blame laid to him
for the poor showing made by Bryan
in Manhattan and the Bronx on election
day he does not show IT, He was smil-
ing and calm when he appeared at the
Nigwam to-day to close up. the over
hanging matters of the campaign.
The Taft landslide pulled Hughes
j., through and cut down the Democratic
vote" he declared. 81 do not believe
anybody thought New York city would
go for Taft.
Mr.. Murphy refused TO tell what esti-
mates his district leaders made OF the
vote when they reported a few days be-
fore election. He did not deny that the
result was nor forecastea, in measure,
By the figures of tho leaders
The national election is over" said
Mr. Murphy, From now OH we will
I work TO carry the city next fall see
4 no reason TO believe that Tuesdays cleo
: ton means Republican Mayor next
. .feat."
\ sTainmany Hall is not particularly wor-
Z fled lover the defeat of Bryan and is
! fecoficiled to the downfall of Chanler.
who was Conners's candidate. Tam
fnranE did not want Chanler- at the
Rochester convention and many leaders
there told Corners that he could not get
1c..t0O plurality in New York City. The
result showed that they knew the senti-
=, Inent of the people.
Mr.. Murphy was told to-day that
there is some talk of deposing him from
: from the leadership. He replied that
i there is always talk of that kind among
~ certain element. Murphy's political
future depends upon Tammany show
ing in the city election next fall. There
is no way of driving hjm out of the
Tsmmany leadership before that time
The evening world., 1908-11-05

stances OF his eccentric behavior OF late
AS was told yesterday, Mrs. Neit was
found by Evening World reporter liv.
ing in the exclusive Chatsworth apart
ments at Seventy-second street and Riv-
ersile Drive. where she was maintained
by Ter husband. Police Capt Reidy, of
the West Sixty-eighth street police sta
ton, had an interview with her last
night. She said:
Il was married to Mr. Neit last fall
During last summer l was out OF the
city and We did NOT go to Housekeeping
until the first of last month. when we
took this apartment.
My husband left me here about
o'clock Tuesday night after dinner, and
did not hear from him until he called
me up on the telephone about haif-past
10 O'Clock. He said he was at the Wal
dort-Astor.a and would be home In
about half an hour. He seemed TO he
in good spirits and there was nothing
in what he said or the way he said II
which could have suggested any inten-
ton on his part of carrying out such an
awful plan"
Wouldn't Tell Past.
'Apl TStibs NllEu u Spt TIis' NNIl W
tell him her maiden name. and some
thing of her career before her marriage.
but she refused to do so. She is al
legged to have said that she had never
met her husbands mother.
At the Little Church Around the Cor
ner there is this record OF the marriage
o. Veit and his wife:
Julian Nelson Welt, aged twenty-six
OF No. pol West Seventy-fourth street
son OF Felix ard Bertha Welt, 10 Clara
Jane Munroe. aged twenty-five. of No
lo6 West Forty-seventh street. daughte'
OF Matthew and Charity Munroe."
The address given by Mrs. Welt when
she WIS married Is that OF the Univer.
sity Hotel. much frequented by theat'
rtcal people. The Elite Directory oi
1905 gives the address OF Nelson Neit,
as this hotel. There was difference
in the religion of the two. Welt being q
Hebrew and his wife Gentle.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
UNION MEN THANK AHEARM.
Appreciate Efforts to Get $3.50
Day for Toilers.

President Ahearn, of Manhattan Bor-
ough, has received the following letter
from the Central Federated Union:
II am directed to convey to you
vote of thanks, unanimously bestowed
by this body. on account of your active
Interest TO secure union conditions for
the organized toilers before the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment on
"Wednesday, Oct Is. ~
ERNEST BONN,
corresponding Secretary"
President Ahearn's fight was for
So, 600 so he might pay his laboring force
$3.50 day. The Board told lin he
could reduce his force and pay the men
that price.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
COLORADO GOES TO
BR Van BY 5,577.

DENVER. Nov. 5.-On unofficial re-
turns for the entire State, which are
not likely TO be materially changed,
Bryan's plurality in Colorado IS 55lI
and for Governor, Shafroth DemocraO
leads Mcdonald (Republcam by 9,SS2.
Three Democrats are elected to Con
gress.
The Democrats control both houses
OF the Legislature, the Senate by a
majority OF 20 TO -, and the House 81
to il, ana Charles j. Hughes IT, will be
elected United States Senator to succeed
Teller
The evening world., 1908-11-05
KERN HAS CHANCE
For THE SENATE

IND1ANAPOLIS. Nov. 5. - Complete
geturns on the Indiana Legislature show
u al the Democrats Will nave majority
Of eight on Joint ballot, This will in
sure the election of Democratic United
States Senator to succeed James i.
Hemenway, William II Taft carries
The State by about 1000, and Thomas
r. Marshall. Democratic candidate for
Governor Is elected by about 1900,
The evening world., 1908-11-05
TAFT LEADS BR YAN
IN MISSOURI VOTE.

CHICAGO, Noy 5.-The vote in Mis-
souri, for President on all tickets as re-
oeiyed by the Associated Press here
shows; Republican, -,i,7W, Democrat,
80, S69; Socialist. 1900, Prohibition
G,5op; Peoples party, $500, and indie
pendence party, Loo,
Additional figures make Missouri
Legisa ure as follows: Senate, ~ Dem
ocrats, z Republicans, House. CS Dem
oCrats "a Republicans. Democratic ma
Jority on Joint ballot, I.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
SHERMAN AT MINEOLA.
Taff's Running Mate Testifes to
witnessing n Will.


MiNEOI,A, n. Y. Nov. 5--Nice- Presi-
dsnt-to-be James S. Sherman. accom-
panied by Mrs. Sherman, appeared this
morning before Clerk Samuel T. Wright,
in the Surrogates office. Both We're
examined as to their witnessing the will
Of Anna L. Berry, which was drawn
June II, 1903. at Utica. The will dis
poses of $1,000 ieit TO Leonora 3: Hast
IIastley and Gladys L. Hastley grand
daughters, all residents OF Garden
City, l.. !.
The examination Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman lasted about four minutes. and
theysleft for home by the first train.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
TAFT WIRES HIS
THANKS TO LEAGUE
OF G.. O. p. CLUBS.

The National League of Republican
Clubs gave out the following telegram
this afternoon:
cincinnati, Nov T. 1908,
John Hays Hammond: ] thank you,
and through you the National League
of Republican Clubs, for their conGratu-
Nations on eve of victory to which YOU
and rhey by generous assistance, hard
work., and earnest support greatly con-
tributcd. WILLIAM II. TAFT"
The evening world., 1908-11-05

CTrom the Chicago %ewsJ
HIm-What would your m her say q
l were ~ hos you!
Her-Now, don't let little thing Ike
that worry you, Not being at home.
mamma wouldn't have anything to say
on the subject.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
DEMOCRATS GET ONL Y
HARMON IN OHIO.

CGClNNATL NpE "A total Of 2,5lS
precinct oat ~ 400 n the state =
OHIO ste ua--.-. Republican, Tor Gov
sruor, -la.yaN, Harmon, Democrat .4s
orss- kCturns an tAr other state uiu srs
sff lneasre, but tae Republicans seem
y eaNe Won every thing below Governor,
1ks Legislature "a safely Republican.
The evening world., 1908-11-05
REPUBLICANS SWEEP
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 4-The
Register has received returns from all
'ounties of the State and gives detailed
figures and fluctuations to-day. showing
the completeness OF the Republican vic
tory in West Virginia. The plural!ties
shown are as follows:
Taft. 90 459; Glasscock (R.) for Cover
nor. 1.68 All the congressman elected
are Republicans.