Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-25

Goes to Paris-Princess Kuni
left Toxic for Paris yesterday. She was
given an enthusiastic farewell at which
all the princes and ambassadors were
present.
Aged Minister Dies-Rev. DR..
Serena e. Bishop is dead in Honolulu.
He was the son of an early missionary
and had been prominent in the religious
and public life of Hawaii for many
years. DR.. Bishop was SO years Of age.
Unearth Skeleton-The finding
of the skeleton of a man, apparently a
wealthy hunter, in a soggy marsh near
Kankakee, ILL.,, has furnished the po-
lice with a mystery. From the appear
ance of the skeleton the coroner thinks
the body has lain in the marsh at least
six months.
Dislikes Name--Mrs. Caroline
Dow, the widow of real estate operat-
or who first opened up a suburb of
Yonkers, N Y, known as Yonkers
Park, threatens to sell her property
holdings there in q fashionable neigh
borhood to negroes, because the name
of the suburb has been changed to
Crestwood.
Spleen Removed - Mile. An
gela Dorriente, the wife of Gen. Lean
dro Dorriente, an officer in the Cuban
army, is recovering at the general me-
mortal hospital in New York after hav-
ing undergone the very rare opera
ton of having her spleen completely
removed. She is progressing so well
that she will be out of the hospital
shortly.
To Help Youths-Representa-
tives of the various church clubs OF
Chicago have formed an organization
to work for the betterment of depend
ent and delinquent boys. Every church
organization is eligible for membership.
and it is hoped to make the central
BODY so broad that it may be the FED
Grated men of Chicago at work with
and for the boys of the city"
Obtains Divorce = Mrs. Grace
T.. Sankey has obtained a divorce FROM
John e Sankey, the eldest son of the
late ira D. Sankey, the famous evan
gelist. The suit was settled in the SUI
preme court of New York. Mrs. san
KEY alleged misconduct on the part of
her husband, but he denied the charge:
The Sankey's have one child, girl .
years old. Sankey was confined for
some time in an asylum.
Subway Planned - Prospects
are good for a Greater Chicago subway
to be built by the Illinois Central rail-
road. 1t has been determined that 10
keep pace with events 1t Will be neces-
sary that passengers be brought to the
steps of the department stores and Of
flee buildings. The plans are said to
be in the formative stage. ]. 7. Hara-
han, president, has given orders that no
information be given without his ap-
prevail.
To Work Out Debt-The Rev.
Joseph Dillier of Nassau, island OF
New Providence, the Bahamas, has ar
rived in New York with a view to
working out by manual labor debt
which he owes to r. G. Williams.
wholesale grocer of this city. The
amount is $127 DR.. Dillier is an Or
dained Baptist missionary. but had
been conducting a small store IN Mas
sau. 1t was in this venture tnat ne
became indebted to the New York gro
Ger.
Horrible Art "Our national
art gallery at washington might be
called a national gallery of horrors, so
many atrocities are there" declares
dorado Taft in communication TO
woman's club. "There Is oestiileu 10 De
a fuller development of sculpture than
even the Greeks attained" says Mr..
Taft. "a development which shall crys-
tallize our great thoughts and preserve
them for coming generations. One OBJ
iect of existence should be 10 leave
such heritages behind us. 1t is worth
while for our sculptors to work merely
because of the possibility of perpetu-
ating perishable thoughts"
Temblors Feared - A special
from klamath Falls, Ore, states the
ranchers and settlers in the vicinity of
the lava beds, where the Modoc war
took place, have been much alarmed
the past few days by rumblings be-
meath the earth. Several days ago a
slight earthquake was felt, and since
that time there has been continuous
rumbling beneath the lava beds. In
the past these rumblings have been
heard, and scientists have made inves-
legations to determine their cause. The