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The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
LOCAL STORM
 VERY SEVERE
TEMPERATURE REACHES A LOW MAXIMUM LAST NIGHT OF
 TEN DEGREES IN CITY
Street Traffic .nterfered With and Business Feels Depression but
 No Serious Damage Done.

<. mm.. as. night mercury in
 e downtown alau.c thermometers Um- Hum Che Iu mark. which l- na #a.. weather mt has 1eeu oasert- I'd He.. .u man. seasons Ha s..at Of
 before a.s covered yesterday
 u Haa aduu- uon which made sI.-hme 4ooI ban u.esteraa Hu ae oH. forms of u.n-poru u.u
 uuue The mornng hours tae street eau service vas suspended and sd5- momte p.oIdeJ To taeu work tn ... deep sno0 Before noon how ever. Jue electric company had uu is -uaa blows into action. and tDe cal.
 service Hae resumed. aaH aul prob aa.F mot be luterIered with agotu
 Aside from inc general suspension q. business occasloueI 1y tue keeping Indoors If .ae people ther. was HHe lad eaee. from the lea ud snow storm The re.e4.ua and telephone aamnn.e. did ua. have their lines in. tae0or.H with To any extent and there were no ceIJma reported .o he po lice 9. hospitals a- result of ta. aouaum .aatHe on the streets and crossings
 rn H-'u or sIer4a 0ens hr8agbout inc #.. and uHsHr nrHaaH fha .r. f-1- -m some people who took oppor. m.N to eel some pleasure 0ut Of le storm tsHuous
 WIu the lor.ca-. for warmer weather today and probably rain sat waa. !. .s apparent that inc storm win aln ha thing of Che Bast
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
ED MOONEY. BEER DRIVER, MAY BE SERIOUSLY INJURED BY
 BLOW RECEIVED.
assau5nt Is Unknown as to Name bu his Identity Will Be Revealed
 to the Police.

Ed Mooney, 2 drive. Lo. .l- ba"st Brewery agent m this o.l. wa. s.ucs .u in. empIe with twelve ounce carpenters hammer last nigh. u ,.. Rogers saloon aJ Malvern aud Gu.pa# treg aud perhaps seriously injured
 The blow which .oIed Mooney came a che eq. .o 1areoom m-um.u.
 as .o who would p.l Tor som. drinks uaa had been ordered | was eH Chat uorh of tae men had been drink. jug. rue a-sulm aIH4 drunk Those in Hc bar a me uu. alI u9. know
 1T. MmHlo uga tue blow as name | IUu tae. described him. and he Wu .o arrested oa ,ae information ur Iuleaed In this manner He left the laamm. used and his hat was also cu behind u The scramble that eu Hed t3 capture alm Iel He had +. Mooney
 Captain Imafora was on gAo case 8 few minutes after the happening and was certain the man couId he IocaeL
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
MASONIC NOTICE.

\ stated communication c. Ha' Sw.ne Lodae %o. e. r. X X. M. will De held iu taa lodge room this Fu aaEl evening 3. 5.#9 o'clock Nis..e- Nau Q. .aa d.stie. deputy F. F rav .ar and grand 'e.wae Iuo N Oa. na#. NI n.ma.. are requested [. oo present and r.-Iun4 brethren corr aia.E invited
 Members .l SHmp.er Lodge No ffa #" loGaeeteI .o be present and ra .a."e visitation md confer the E A. deere. FRED F. JOHNSON. ALLEN HoToUKISS. See. lf w
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JNo osRIEN.


 The practical and experience tHlo. is prepared 10 do ali gads Q. #ors in his line. w.a full eaEau.ea es sat. iatacIon. Gan non ae found at his place of business Ioot Coaua, ave- rue. across the rect from ne New Methodist Church in ms own e.e gantly fitted mp store building 4 fun line of samples or f zoa furnish your own goods v.9 maa- an in che latest and best str.es Wm a.so alter your misd, garments co narfae. ft And don't forge hat oa account q. being inst outside he business dis trict the prices quoted will be well worth your trouble to call
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

I#aa-.o. companies. de.itoru cN "a-.H= and caw.a-. drivers. etc., be sure .hat >ou horses and mules ara properly aoJ with ice shoes and stee. toes to go oa tlo street and have sow horses mules vaI' covered while standing in the weather NY ouiea. 70 have every one comply with Inc 0HHe laws q. .h. a. of Arsa0- aaa #E .H#. every good e.H H..H nj. .r nfor.. Tho au
 JESSE BOUTWELL,
 Humane Officer
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Mrs ANu. who keeps 3 restaurant on Valley street sent 9 u." ea. sheets pillow and pillow slips two blankets a comfort. a sn'r af uuda- clothes. goa. vest md two pairs a' pants Co Jha Barry Hospital Ees.erdaN which were n1t into immediate usa Iae mmagemeut desires to tender .ha hanks of the hospital for this valuable donation
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
FIRE PRECAyTiON.

Extra preeaU..9u in the dle depart maul rlaa Aaa aeea magalod bN Chief Beddue. when arrangements were made for fow horses for each ol the first wagons to go out in re- -ponsa to alarms Each wagon Was also supplied with 3.5o0 feet of hose.
 nmiug this eN.ra cold weather when stove fires a- wel as furnace fires ar. kept up t9 the highest point Of heating caHacI.E speg.l attention shoud be given to the surroundings. which will probably save coutaga. 5m a his time.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
BOOK eaRINr NLArER-

Is tho only mineral aa~ sold on ha
 tre.ss of Ha. Springs delivered ID steam se-Hz.d Ho..e Rock Spring water is therefore uat oaN .1e best but delivered your room at your baIa In
 STEAM sTERlLlZE0 BOTTLES. t19 Glade St. Phone 42f
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

SKATING EVERY NIGHT. g p. M. TO 10 p. M. FOB LADIES. eDMIs. SION AND SKATES FREE. BiJ9g RINK.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
Saved at St.
 Winnifred Hospital

Su Francisco nme.ul
 Ta. physicians in Honolulu could Io nothing for <. $ Deputy Marshal Winters and ac gwe them up in de-. nar and came 10 san Francisco ta see .a.re was any physician nare who could cure an N.m. a. D. chronic Hrf4a.- u|-ea. Io had had .aa Hsaem.a c.usaI-Iaae was almost #W.Ia- with deuose anJ af.r d-aD ing Iue disease tar tna lers was a. The end Of the way The nhy .eiaa- ba consulted in this civ told him .aat chronic N.ur.5s is now a cnahe fsea+o and that he would probably HeeoFcr He sent the paien. o $. WnuIre5 Hospital mt am on tae now .reameu for chronic kidney dis es. Fu'tan= Renal Compound mI proceeded ta aid 1t Iu ways taa. Im ef practitioner under anIs n four months Winters went back t1 tao ts- lands perfectly well Sa Frmeaea Bulletin
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

A'g. C w. Corleg u.- returned o his duties at tHe Nwarre Hotel after being called to. the bedside of his lister in Macon Ga Mir Coaey was o5uei in Columbus 0y his wife who accompanied him to Macon and is st.. Nuh Mrs A. C Worr.H l2- Aca
 denny street. who is greatly improved
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

WE HAUL YouF BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO Yog7 5EsrlNt TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT ou0 0rF.-E OF PHONE 7o2. COOPER BROS. LIVERY 6 TRANsFEF co.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

..Hrs Grn#H and Bob Spade yes '.U0aE joined 0he nweas'na colony of "a.or Iea4n. hal' players here They #e gaered fine Park Hotel
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
CONG HOUSE OF ISRAEL

Naaahr services vUI De- held tonight o'clock g. Inc Temple. corner AHapaW and Marka, street Rabh. Rhine will speak 0u Standards Of Success Mr. BWuass will sing 8
 .H Ia public - cordially invited
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w. K Wilson was arrested uy Ul- mwa ouicar Boutwell, this norn.u- .n B charge of cruelty and neglect. 70 animals On plea ol guilty he Wa- fined 8 nd costs a.r.r maHus nm affidavit before Justice DeNaII that he would not neglect his horse again. This is Inc second time Mr. Boutwell, H.s arrested Wilson ou tho sam. charge.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
GuLPHA POULTRY YARDS

E Ia# o taH.f a.". I .-. aa a# e...# r.. aa.r E. H.a.. oe.a
 su.H .a oa 20 .. Box IIlm
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

George Bake. rara!H- representa- t5#a inc Missouri Pacific. is in tbo o.E on hu moss for his line
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

Mrs. N p Tn1sey mother Of Mrs " h Hum. l'od at Topeka Kan. Nes.auaN Tho enaus will ha ship ua5 10 Pine DIuG where utormor' will take neo Saturday afternoon.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

If yoa wau1 Wau cooked maa a"'as n#t (. he mdnar. lre .re of .aa Eacae.aoete duaaa
 28tf
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18

We an. .a. ac treatment erea t.a Hrea. referred to a he s Wm- fred HaH..a w.h aen remark. .'a results and aaEe # in flock for pa.
 er.s #"re Chronic Kidney Disease. uomHa- H..-hr Disease and nH
 a-es araHeH oaaH.a som prn Ga T#s remedy v.. H. delivered o E.e #.u.. H# uHa.He ar r.f-
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
TlE EMEnRLL-M-

We positively have the only ar- cleaning machinery in the city,
 We clean every thing. positively no water or steam used in process. Tel ephoue 1il- wagon ,. your service.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-18
CLEANLINESS IS A DUrY
422 Central Avenue

and then foo. j. .s economical to keep one's clothes cleaned pressed and re p.lrad They no. only last Iauaer bu. they look better ml usaar ea- haaee the beauty of the weu.r
 Let us clean your clothes Our n--..- .-- M.L--.-.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
IN
SERIOUS TANGLE
Red Tape HaIts Progress of Bill
Carrying $30,000,000
10 Complete Projects
MAY POSTPONE ADJOURNMENT
Measures Taken in Senate to
Straighten Out Peculiar
Situation
MAY POSTPONE ADJOURNMENT
IAssocinted Pressl

WASHINGTON. June 16.-President
Taft, several senators and the Repub-
lican members of the house ways and
means committee wrestled today for
more than an hour with the legislative
tangle that has arisen in connection
with the conservation bill just passed
by the senate, and which threat
ems to delay the adjournment of con-
gres. The senate put on the bill as
rider q provision for the issue of $3O
100000 of certificates of indebtedness to
cover the cost of completing irrigation
projects already under way, or plaS-
ned. in the west.
A bill carrying new legislation in
volving a charge on the treasury can
not go through the house without rel
erence to committee and being placed
on the calendar. Under ordinary cir
cumstances the conservation bill car
rying the $90,000,000 appropriation
would not be reported this session.
Mr.. Taft is extremely anxious that
both shall pass. Senator Nelson TOOK
steps to straighten out the tangle. In
the senate he entered a motion to re-
consider the vote by which the bill was
passed. No further steps were taken
out of Difference to the wishes of west
ern members who favored the reclama-
ton aid bill.
The understanding in the senate was
that the house committee on ways and
means would pass the reclamation bill
as a separate measure, after which
Senator Nelson's motion would be
called UP, the vote reconsidered, the
reclamation amendment withdrawn and
the bill repassed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
SEC. DICKINSON WILL
MAKE TOUR OF WORLD
Objective Point to Be Philippine
Islands, Where He Will
Study Conditions

WASHINGTON, June 16.-It was
learned today that when Secretary
Dickinson leaves Washington tonight
he will make a tour of the world.
The objective point will be the Phil
ippine islands, where he will pass five
weeks famillarizing himself with con-
ditions.
On the steamer Siberia, on which
he will sail from San Francisco for
the Philippines via Honolulu and
Japan, he will be accompanied by Mrs
Dickinson, his son, ]. M. Dickinson
tr., Gen. Clarence Il. Edwards, Mrs
Edwards and daughter, Miss Bessie
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Larse Ander-
son, Lincoln r. Clark, confidential
clerk, and George Long, a messenger
The secretary will inspect Pearl har-
Dor and the fortifications at Honolulu
July A. The secretary's party is due
to arrive at Yokohama July 10 and
will be in Japan until July 20, going
overland to Nagasaki. where they Will
sail for Manila. About five weeks VIII
be spent in the Philippines on an in
spection trip.
The party is scheduled to leave Ma
Mia on September G, returning via
Hong Kong, Peking and the Trans
siberian railroad to Moscow, thence TO
Warsaw and through to France, tax
ing the steamer at Cherbourg about
October or 10.
They will arrive in New York about
ncfohar IL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
WARR|NG FACTIONS
MERGE FOR FIGHT
Triangular Battle Line in House
Seeking Common Ground
for Conflict
Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Out of the
three sided battle line in the house or
representatives which has been grad
ually merging for several days toward
a mutual ground of conflict over the
reform of the rules, there appears to be
the appearance of something like an
amicable settlement.
1t is stated that the dethronement of
Speaker Cannon was discussed at the
"insurgent" gathering, but that no def
mite decision on this subject was
reached. Many Insurgents were % op-
posed to the attempted removal of the
speaker, although if the matter is
forced on the floor they admitted they
would vote that way.
After a session of the rules commit
tee, lasting most of the day, and two
sessions of the insurgent Republicans,
it looked tonight as though tomorrow
might evolve plan upon which prac-
tically parties and factions can unite.
The rules committee argued, wrote
and drafted for hours over the Clark
Sherley resolution which seems to pro-
vide a way for a member to bring
into the house a measure being
"smothered" in committee.
Chairman Dalzell and the other reg
ular" Republicans of the rules COM
mittee Joined with the Democrats in
attempting to formulate a rule that
would work out the end desired.
The fact that the regular ring OF the
party exhibited willingness to join
in a reform" movement was generally
commented upon as indicating that
the rule would be adoptedbefore ad-
iournment and that they had decided
il the better part Of valor to join in
making it rather than to resist it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
BROWNE PROSECUTION
WINS CONTESTED POINT
Judge 0verruIes IA Objections
Filed by Defense in
Bribery Trial

CHICAGO, June 16-Fourteen OBJ
iections by the defense against the
admission of the testimony of State
REPRESENTATIVES Myers. Link and
Beckemeyer in the Lee O'Neil Browne
bribery trial were oVerruled by JudSe
McSurely today. This was regarded
as victory for the prosecution, as II
permitted the first corroborative evil
dence in support of the confession
of Representative Charles A. White
that he had been paid $1,000 for voting
for United States Senator Lorimer.
Myers testified in effect that Browne
had visited him on the day of the cleo
ton of Lorimer and asked for his vote,
saving that there were lots of jobs and
plenty Of the ready" for those who
voted for Lorimer.
Representative Beckemeyer of Car
Isle, ILL.,, then took the stand. he
made confession No. 2 before the grand
Jury. In his testimony today Becke-
meyer corroborated White in every
material point. Beckemeyer said he
had been called to ST. Louis, as White
had been, and there was handed a
package" by Browne, who remarked;
"There is your Lorimer money.
Beckemeyer said he opened the pack
age and found $1,000 in $50 bills.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
SAYS SHIP TRUST
FAV0RS' INTERESTS
Representative Humphrey De-
CIares Hamburg-Am
Co. Greatest Monopoly
Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, June 16-Represen-
tative Humphrey of Washington, in
troducer of the ship subsidy bill, today
spoke In the house on various forms
of combinations among foreign steam
ship lines touching American ports
and referred to discriminatory rates
charged for sending American products
abroad.
He charged that certain foreign lines
were represented in Washington by a
member of the staff of the Associated
Press. In that connection the Asso-
ciated Press stated j, j. WILDER, While
having done nothing dishonorable, had
rendered his resignation to quit its
service.
In parts of his ship subsidy speech
Mr. Humphrey said that by method
of fixing" the trade South America
buys from the United States only
about per cent of what they import.
Certain great American trusts. Mr.
Humphrey said, received special rates
and privileges from American ships.
He mentioned the Standard Oil COM
pany, the "steel trust and the "har-
vester combine" in this connection.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
KAISER SUFFERS FROM
SADDLE BRUISE ON KNEE
Cancels Engagements and Won't
Attend Yacht Races

POTSDAM, June 16.-Emperor Will
liam who was recently Inconvenience
by an abscess on the right wrist, is
now troubled with an abrasion on the
inside of the right knee. 1t was pro
duced by horseback riding and caused
his majesty to abandon his purpose
of witnessing today's military maneu-
vers at Doeberitz. He also has can
celed an engagement for tomorrow at
Hanover and he will not witness, as
he had planned, the yacht races at
Hamburg Saturday.
This afternoon an official bulletin
was issued cautioning the public
against the impression that the IN
fammation was in any way connected
with the recent abscess on the wrist,
which is now healed.
The bulletin adds that his majesty
has not experienced any rise of tenn
perature.
Following the maneuvers at Doeber-
itz today the emperor received the
generals who participated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
MOTHER cow TRIES To
DROWN TWIN CALVES
Baby Noodles Are Rescued from
Vaccinations of Unnat.
uraI Parep'

DENVER, June 16-An attempt at
double murder, which will never claim
the attention of the courts, was re-
ported here yesterday by State Dairy
Commissioner Robert L. Cochran, who
claims that he was just able to pre-
vent the drowning of newly arrived
twins by their mother, at his ranch
near here yesterday.
There will be no prosecution, be-
cause the would be murderess is a COW,
the dean of herd of so fine Jerseys
that roam the Cochran pastures
According to Mr.. Cochran, he no.
ticed the old COW standing in the mid
die of small pond, while beside her
there struggled in the water a dark OBJ
ject, which she was trying to push be-
meath the surface.
Wading out to investigate, Cochran
discovered that the object of the cows
interest was a newly born calf, which
he rescued and brought to the ranch
house.
Soon after the cow broke through
the fence of the corral in which she
had been confined after being driven
from the pond, and made her way once
more to the water, where another calf
was born. The second twin, however,
was saved from the experience of it's
sister by the watchfulness of Cochran,
though the unnatural mother will have
nothing to do with her offspring, and
the calves are being raised by hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
CHARGE EXPLOSION IN
TENEMENT TO BLACK HAND

NEW YORK, June 16.-The explosion
of a dynamite bomb in the hallway OF
a First avenue tenement today wrecked
the first floor of the interior. The 15O
occupants of the building became pan
ic stricken when they found the stair
way exit blocked by the explosion and
fed to the fire escapes. Firemen had
to remove the majority of them by
means of ladders.
The explosion is believed to have been
the work of black-handers, who for
months have been drifting threatening
letters to Frank Fasset, a barber who
conducts a shop on the first floor. The
bomb blew away a great part of the
barber shop walls.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
FEAR MILLER KILLED;
THINK BODY IN BAY
Mining Man, When Last Seen,
Carried Much Money

SAN DIEGO, June 16.-Friends of
Captain A. Miller, 4 we'll known min
ing man of Los Angeles and Tacoma,
who disappeared mysteriously in San
Diego ten days ago. leaving no clew,
have given him up for dead.
search of his effects failed to re-
veal any intimation that he contem-
plated suicide. Relatives in the north
west are expected to come here to in
stitute a thorough search for the miss
ing man.
The police it is said are endeavor-
ing to find a clew that will lead to
solving the mysterious disappearance,
For days the bay shore has been
watched, as Captain Miller had a large
sum of money with him when he van
ished, and it is feared he was killed
and his body thrown into the bay
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
WAR AER0PLANES WITHIN
FIVE YEARS, SAYS GEN. BELL

NEW YORK, June 16.-Major Gen:
J. Franklin Bell, former chief of stan
of the United States army, who Is
now in New York city, startled army
men today with a prediction that
within five years war aeroplanes VIII
be built to carry a crew of five per-
sons and small cargo of explosives.
In addition to this he expects that the
aeroplane will be able to carry guns
and that ordnance will be devised to
fire on and destroy air craft from the
Ground
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
R. R. BILL WATTS
To LET STATE IN
EIkins SidetrackS Conference Re-
port in Favor of State
hood Measure
PLAN FINAL ACTION TODAY
Senator Calls Provisions as
Agreed on by Committee
Wise Legislation
PLAN FINAL ACTION TODAY
Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Graciously
sidetracking his conference report on
the railroad bill to permit the passage
bv the senate of the statehood bill,
Senator Elkins lost his opportunity
to obtain final action on the conference
report today.
He succeeded, however in getting the
hour of meeting tomorrow advanced
to II o'clock, and practically obtained
an agreement to vote then.
Consideration of the report today be-
gan at 4:40 p. m, and was confined to
the delivery of a speech by Mr.. Elkins.
After explaining in detail the various
provisions of the bill as agreed upon
by the conferees, Mr. Elkins stated
his convictions that it would prove wise
legislation. .
ut marks a definite and distinct ad-
vance in the regulation of Interstate
commerce and the control of rates,
he said.
He added that it safeguarded the
interests of the shipper better than
they had been heretofore, and gave
assurance that as agreed upon the bill
embodied the essential features OF
President Tafts recommendations.
Senator Newlands, minority member
of the committee, will present his OBJ
jections to the report tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
MRS. HEPSA COTTLE, 1Cb
DIES AT NEW YORK HOME

NEW YORK, June 16,-Mrs. Hepsa
Cottle, wife of Frank Cottle, a San
Francisco contractor, is dead at her
home here. She was 101 years of age
A years ago she celebrated her one
hundredth birthday by taking her hrst
automobile ride. She forthwith be-
came an enthusiast, and week later
motored to Boston and back and en-
joyed the trip hugely.
Born in Massachusetts,, Mrs. Cottle
went to California in 1852 and lived
there until the earthquake in San Fran
cisco. Her home was burned and she
has lived in New York since.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
BUST OF MARK TWAIN Is
COMPLETED BY SCULPTOR

NEW YORK, June ia bust OF
Samuel l.. Clemens Mark Twaln)'
which is to adorn the proposed memo
rial to be erected here, has just been
completed by Louis Potter, the sculp-
tor. Plans for the memorial are being
rapidly pushed by committee of the
Gotham club, an organization of ,wom-
en-. 1t is to be paid for entirely by
subscriptions from woman admirers OF
the author, and according to the pro-
gram will be set this fall in a proml-
nent place in one Of the New YORK
SQUARES or parks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
MARS ABANDoNs TRIP

KANSAS CITY, June 16.--J. C. Mars,
the aviator, who yesterday attempted
an aeroplane flight from Topeka to
this city was forced to abandon the
trip at Midland, Kansas, 80 miles from
Topeka, decided today not to attempt
to resume his journey weather condi-
tions being unfavorable. He will ship
his aeroplane to Louisville, Ky, where
he is entered in an aviation meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
POSTMASTERS NAME TAHOE
AS NEXT MEETING PLACE

SANTA CRUZ, June 16.-Lake Tahoe
was chosen as the next meeting place
of the convention of California Presi-
Dental postmasters, which completed
its work here today by the election OF
the following officers:
President, r. M. Richardson, Sacra-
mento: secretary treasurer, c. f. Bald
win, Whittier; vice presidents, first
class, f. e. Ellis of Stockton, C. H;
Bartholomew of San Diego; second
class, o. ]. Lincoln of Santa Cruz, W.
A. Avis of Pomona; third class, Mrs.
Flora 5. Kanauer Of Reedley' M. Wells
of Willets.
This afternoon the delegates visited
various points of interest, and tomor-
row will go to the big trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
FIND MAN EXECUTED IN
RUSSIA WAS INNOCENT

TSCHERNIGOV, Russia, Friday,
June 3.-The trial and condemnation to
death of three men for the murder Of an
entire family named Buikpovsky, last
spring in the town of Pochep, has re-
vealed judicial error by which an IN
nocent man, the peasant Glusker, suf-
fered death for the same crime.
Glusker was tried before the fischer
nigov military court soon after the
murder, convicted and executed.