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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
WOULO-BE CHILD
BANDITS SEIZED
Two Boys Under 10 Steal Team
and Drive For Mountain
Passes to Rob

Admitting they had been reading lit
erature of highWaymen and bold des-
peradoes, two youths, Fred Gill, years
old, 9211a West Fifth street, and Hiram
GIobentelt, 8 years old, 1O1S West
Fourth street, were sent to police head
quarters last night by Patrolman
Banks.
Against their names was filed a
charge of horse stealing According to
the police authorities it is the first
time that youths sless than ten years of
age have been charged with such a
crime.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Emily j.
Valentine, 1856 East jefferson street,
widow of Louis T. Valentine, who for
many years was president Of the Los
Angeles conservatory of music, drove
to Seventh street and Grand avenue.
The boys, without attracting atten-
tion, drove her team away and, imbued
with the idea of finding gold or rob-
bing men in the mountain passes, stole
several dozen Of oranges and a sack
of grain.
After obtaining what they thought
was sufficient food to keep them for
several days, they started in the di-
rection of the mountain where the gold
and the men with money were to be
found
Their plans were nipped in the bud
when Traffic Officer Banks, stationed
at Fourth and Spring streets, saw the
youths whipping the horse and driving
at a rapid rate. His calls to the boys
to stop were unheeded, young Gill
whipping the horse to get away from
the man in a police uniform. Banks
suspected something wrong and after
chase of a block stopped the horse
and took the boys to police headquar-
ters.
Shortly after his arrival telephone
message was received at the station
from Mrs. Valentine, reporting that
her horse and two seated surrey had
been stolen. The description she gave
of her outfit tailed with that driven
by the boys,
After investigation the youths ad-
mitted they had stolen the rig and said
they intended to go to the mountains
and become bandits and obtain wealth.
They were sent to the detention home,
and this morning will appear in the
Juvenile court to answer charges of
horse stealing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
LION PROWLS THROUGH
AUDIENCE; HURTS NO ONE

PORTLAND, Ore, June "A large
African lion escaped from it's cage dur
ing tonights performance of an ami
NAL show at st. John, suburb of this
city. but through the presence of mind
of John Isler the trainer, there were
no serious results.
Isler, in entering the cage, failed to
close the door tightly and the beast
sprang past the trainer and through
the door. The trainer induced the 1000
or more spectators to keep their seats
while he followed the lion The ami
NAL after making a circuit of the tent
ran out into the street, with the trainer
in pursuit. He was cornered in the
upstairs hall of a lodging house and re-
Gagged
The lion is known as an "outlaW,"
and while in winter quarters at the old
Lewis and Clark exposition grounds a
few months ago attacked and seriously
injured his keeper.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
THREE AER0PLANES ALOFT AT
ONCE OVER LONG ISLAND
Aeronautic Federation Meets and
Elects New Officers

NEW YORK, June 2-Spectators of
aeroplane flights off Hampstead Heath
on Long island today saw three aero
planes aloft at once, eirclng, passing
and repassing one another at various
attitudes.
Charles K. Hamilton, who has an
nounced that he will compete in the
New York to Chicago flight, went up
1000 feet in a Curtiss biplane and re-
manned aloft for half an hour.
Capt. Baldwin made a cautious trial
in machine of his own invention.
Clifford B. Harmon, who proposes to
cross Long island sound and the island
itself to Greenwich, Conn, made a trial
of twelve miles in a Farman biplane
at a height of 200 feet and came to grief
in landing. He smashed his propeller
and snapped several stays, but escaped
personal injury
Representatives of the various clubs
and societies identified with the re-
Gently organized Aeronautic Fedora
tion of America met tonight and Sc
lected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Prof David Todd of the Amherst
Aero club; secretary treasurer, Thomas
A. Hill, director of the Aeronautic So
ciety
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
ATTEMPT MADE TO WRECK
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
Arrests in Nevada Reveal Plot to
DeraiI Fast Mail

RENO, June 2.-The arrest here of a
man who gave his name as c. B. Pryor
and the reported arrest of several 9TH
ers at Truckee, has brought to light de-
tails of an attempt by train wreckers
to derail the Southern Pacific China
Japan fast mail Tuesday afternoon on
the banks of the American river, near
a stretch of snowsheds.
Many pounds of fishplate had been
piled on the track at the summit of a
steep grade, and a section of rail
spiked across. A double-header was
hauling the heavy train up the grade,
and proceeding at such slow speed that
the engineer of the head engine sue
ceeded in stopping the train within a
few feet of the obstruction.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
MANY-sIDED SPORTSMAN

Captain Charles s. Rolls of the Lon
don second army motor reserve has
successfully followed the sports of BIZ
cycling, automobiling, ballooning and
aeroplaning.
He has made more than 100 balloon
ascensions. Taking up the sport of
heaYier-than-air machines he made a
flight with Wilbur Wright at Lemans
in October, 1908. On May 27 last he
started to make the channel
flight, but he had gone but a few
yards when his engine failed and the
attempt was abandoned.
Louis Bleriot and Count De Lesseps
have successfully crossed the channel.
starting from the French side, but up
to today no one had made the flight
with the start from the English coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
FIFTY INDICTMENTS FOUND
IN COUNTY GRAFT CASES

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, June a.
The special grand jury which was con-
vened here on May 16 on Governor
Hughes orders to investigate alleged
county grating cases, reported to
Judge Van Kirk today and handed in
fifty indictments against twenty-seven
persons, including, it is said, the ma-
jority of members of the board of su-
pervisors, a former sheriff and contrac-
tors and merchants.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN:
SOB BABIES BORN IN MAY

Five hundred and eight
babies had the good fortune to
arrive in this world via Los
Angeles during the month of
May, and this record-breaking
total may be increased when
other certificates are filed with
the board of health. The larg-
est total for any month in the
history of the city prior to the
one for May was 434.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
OIL COMPANY DIRECTORS
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Shareholders in ESperanza Co..
Sue for an Accounting

Fred e. Windsor, Arthur D. Windsor
and other directors of the Esperanza
Land and Oil company filed suit for an
accounting in the United States circuit
court yesterday, naming as defendants
w. L. Evans and other directors of
the corporation, and charging incom-
potency, mismanageme and collusion
to defraud.
Evans is president of the board of
directors. The complaint asserts he
has conspired with the other defend
ants to divert the funds and assets of
the corporation to members of his own
family and to the Mt. Hamilton Oil
company, a subsidiary corporation, OF
which, it is said, he has control.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
BIG CHICAGO NEW YORK
PURSE IS OPEN TO ALL

CHICAGO, June 2.-John C. Shafer
who has guaranteed the $4,000 purse
for the Chicago-New York aeroplane
flight, announced today it would be
open to aviators of the world and that
European entrants were expected.
Mr.. Shafer also announced the $4,000
was as good as subscribed. The money
will be put up by wealthy men, and
there will be no popular subscription.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
MAIL CARRIER BRINGS
SELF NEWS OF FORTUNE

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 2.-George
White. farmer and rural mail car
rier at Rea, has delivered to himself
a letter from a lawyer in a western
state, informing him that one Patrick
Sullivan has left to him in his will
$4,000.
White, who at first took it as a joke,
has remembered that fifteen years ago
he befrended a peddler whose name
was Patrick Sullivan. He had often
treated him to meals or to lodging.
White is now negotiating for the
money
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
POSTAL CLERK ARRESTED
FOR THEFT OF $1,000

SPOKANE, June 2.-Glen Bouton, a
clerk in the Spokane postoffice, was
arrested as he was about to board a
Northern Pacific train with his bride
today. He is charged with the theft
of a registered letter containing $4,000
Bouton broke down and confessed that
he had slipped the envelope to one
side. He turned over $1,000 to the in
spector. who made the arrest. Bouton
was married less than a week after
he took the money
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
HEN LAYS DOUBLE YOLK
EGGS ALMOST EVERY DAY

PASADENA. June S.-A Plymouth
Rock hen, which 1t is claimed has re-
Gently been laying a double-yolked egg
every day, and two eggs on some days,
is attracting the attention of Walnut
street residents. She is the property
of Ralph Eidemiller, So East Walnut
street a 15-Year-old boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
PRESIDENT IN HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2.-Presi-
dent Taft spent thirty-fou minutes
in Harrisburg tonight, his train ar
irving at 1913 and leaving at 7:45 for
Pittsburg. More than 1000 persons
gathered about the car and the presi-
dent made a brief speech, thanking the
people for coming to see him. He
shook hands with a number of chill
dren who were pushed through the
crowd by their parents to greet him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
TORNADO PUTS CITY DARK

AUGUSTA, Ga. June 2.-This city
has been in darkness since 10 o'clock
tonight: the streets are strewn with
uprooted trees, every telephone is out
of commission and the trolley system
is disabled as the result of a tornado
lasting eighteen minutes. No fatalities
have heen reported
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
100000 MILL BURNED

SEATTLE. June 2.-The saw mill
and 100000 feet of lumber of the
South Fork Lumber company at North
Bend. seventy miles east of Seattle,
were burned yesterday. Loss, 5000, 000
The 200 mill employees fought the flames
without effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
LOS ANGELES

LOO ElN dEAE|O
Improvement association favors Plaza as
union depot site. and has plans involving
expenditure of s1OOOO.OOO. PAGE 1
U. of c. medical college graduates honor
retiring professors. PAGE 3
Healy, Stewart, Houghton and whffen
chosen Mt councilmanic primaries. PAGE
Electric light corporations get 5000 people
TO petition against cheaper lights. PAGE 1
Metal workers and employees settle down
to prolonged struggle. PAGE
County records show that many certlh-
Gates to wed taken out and never
used PAGB
Three hundred attend graduating exercises
at College of Osteopathy. PAGE 8
Federation of Improvement clubs backs
administration in electric light and tes-
phone matters. PAGE $
Convicted real estate dealer the terror of
the county Jail. PAGE 5
Interesting Chinese wedding on South Hin
street PAGE 5
Big engineering feat performed in Hotel
Alexandria annex construction. PAGE Q
Former postal clerk. convicted. makes a
scene in court. PAGE
Mysterious" Granville assaults Deputy
Marshal Keppel with billiard cue. PAGE 10
Fights to get back money given daugh-
ter PAGE 10
Wife of Rev. w T. Nichols granted
divorce for cruelty. PAGE is
Emile c. Hutchinson in divorce suit tes-
titles wife bit his hands. PAGE 16
Los Angeles realty board holds annual
meeting and elects officers. PAGE 16
EDITORIAL Letter Box. PAGE II
Marriage licenses. births. deaths PAGE IA
Society, clubs, music. PAGE
Thoaters. PAGE
News of the courts. PAGE 13
Municipal affairs PAGE 10
Mines and oil fields PAGE 6
Markets and financial. PAGE
Sports. PAGES 10-11
City brevities PAGE 10
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Citrus fruit report. PAGE
Building permits. PAGE 16
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Man bows to woman and is set upon by
husband. PAGE II
Pasadena Y. W. c. A. campaign for build
ing fund nets Sl20 PAGE II
Contractors stop work Bear valley dam
near San Bernardino. PAGE 2
COAST
Thousands join in stampede to new gold =
Seattle salesman shot to death on train
by wife. PAGE
Student of leprosy to take Harvard SENT
professorship. PAGE 4
Prisoner at san Quentin confesses to
being a murderer PAGE 2
EASTERN
Chemist says bleached flour bread is hard
to digest PAGE
Congressman Moon favors commission to
consider liability law. PAGE 3
President Taft addresses graduates at
Bryn Mawr. PAGE
August Belmont, New York banker, in
jured when polo pony falls. PAGE l
Folk outlines 1912 presidential platform.
PAGE
More teeth put into the railroad bill
PAGE 2
Bribery in connection with Illinois fish
bill under probe. PAGE 2
More railroads rush to file schedules OF
higher freight rates. PAGE 2
Jockey Langan is killed by his mount
falling during a 2-year-old race at
Gravesend. PAGE 10
FOREIGN
Insurgents rout army of government forces
in Nicaragua. PAGE 3
Roosevelt and Lord Cromer guests of the
Spectators proprietor at dinner. PAGE
MINING AND OIL
Union OIL caps Sage well No. until
production can be cared for. PAGE 6
Doheny company now supplies City of
Mexico with gas. PAGE 6
Discovery of oil shale excites people of
Swansea, Arlz. PAGE 6
Rice Ranch Oil company produces 10000
barrels a month PAGE Q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday
light south wind. Maximum temperature
yesterday 40 degrees; minimum 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
CONDITIONS EXCELLENT

Captain Rolls left Dover at $3.50
o'clock. Atmospheric conditions were
excellent. He lost no time in maneu-
vers, but after describing circle,
headed toward the coast of France.
In anticipation Of the flight torpedo
boats steamed at full speed across the
straits but the pace of the aeroplane
was sWifter.
Captain Rolls sent his machine to a
height of 800 feet, and at that altitude
he skinned through the air like a
great bird. The motor worked per-
fectly. The crowd that watched the
start confidently awaited the return
and it was not long before the speck
which those who had telescopes saw
disappear on the French coast, re-
appeared, growing larger with every
minute.
When finally the aviator became
visible to the naked eye cheers arose
from the spectators and as he SCARED
toward the landing place made famous
by Bleriot he was given demonstra-
tion. He alighted at o'clock at al
most the same spot as Bleriot, show
| ing little signs of the strain of his
| magnificent fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
MANBIRO TWICE
CROSSESCHANNEL
WITHOUT A STOP
English Army Officer, Riding in an
American Machine, Dou-
bIeS Former FeatS
MADE az MILES IN 90 MINUTES
Captain Rolls, Hero of 100 Bal
loon ASCenSionS, Adds
to His LaureIS
Associated Press1

nOVER, Eng, June 2.-The Hon
~ Charles Stewart Rolls, captain in
u the London section of the army
motor reserve, driving a Wright bi-
plane, vindicated Anglo-Saxon aero
nautics by crossing the English chan
mel twice this evening without alight-
ing. He made the round trip between
Dover and Calais in SO minutes.
While two Frenchmen, Louis Bleriot
and Count de Lesseps, have crossed
the channel in aeroplanes it remained
for an Englishman in an American
machine to perform the double feat
The distance across between the two
points is tWenty-one miles, so that his
over-water flight of forty-two miles
without a stop establishes new rec
ord
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Man bows to woman and is set upon by
husband. PAGE i
Pasadena Y. W. c. A. campaign for build
ing fund nets sl2 900. PAGE /
Contractors stop work on Bear valley dam
near San Bernardino. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
COAST

Thousands join in stampede to new gold
fields PAGE 4
Seattle salesman shot to death on train
by wife PAGE s
Student of leprosy to take Harvard semi
professorship. PAGE
Prisoner at San Quentin confesses to
being a murderer. PAGE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-25
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