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re rTeC km tiiiin In XTwo parts: 20 pages. GENERAL NEWS SHEET 12 iJJU Peb WEEK, 20 CENTS. A VP A 1EB MONTH, 75 CENTS. J' il-AV. TUESDAY, SEPT11AIBEU 22, Ox All Newi staxu, ppyrfc TEAIS4 ASI) 8THEET4 I- XXIID YEAR.

i IJ ''J fii- M- i he i 1 1i i III Mi M903. LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. LOOSE. TRIPLE HEATERS FOLLOWS With Dates of Events. Thomas Madison Pursuing Of- eople 1 1 1 miai I ficcrs and Dogs and ASON OPERAHOUSE- H.

WTATT. Lessee ant Minster. CARNEGIE of Northern Kansas. TOIHGHT AFD TOMORROW HIGHT The larvlTtl tie Fittest- HOYTS "A TEXAS STEER." TES COMEDY PICIUEI OF 70LITICAL IXtl ADD SOCIAL DIVZLCPMIBT. Ititl bow omle-ton't rOfClAR FMCES-2SC, 50c, T5e, $1.00.

TIUPHOBES-Saniet MIa To; Heme M1b 70. TESTERDAT: Maximum temperature, 11 minimum, 5ft deg. Wind, 5 a.m., west, vsloctiy 1 p.m., southwest, velocity 14 miles. At midnight the temperature was 58 foggy. TODAY: At 3 a.m.

the temperature was 80 deg. foggy. Forecast for Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy this morning, then fair; fresh southwest winds. For an Francisco and vicinity; Cloudy, with fog morning and night; fresh southwest winds. ITha complete Weather Ropoit, Including Comparative Temperatures, will be found on page 8 1 roiNTS of the News IN TODAY'S ISSUE OF BAfliil-BAZOUKS CAUGHT IN AMBUSH.

Insurgents Annihilate an Entire Battalion th)e Enemy. cAxaait the Turks at a Precipitous Pass and "Rain Hand Bcmbs on Them from the Heights, not a Man Escaping. Despite Position Taken by Towers War Feeling funs High in Sofia. Schwab's Millions for Public, ASON OPERAH0U3E hLWYILitr. THREE iriGHTI-BEGinaiHG iHDESDAT, SIFT.

24-Farewell Appaarance ef HENRY. HOLEft ail MARGARET ANGLIN, rresentln? Fonr Great Successes TSrrsday Klrnt, Sept. 24, "THE TAMH18 OF HE LIS. Friday MtSt. Sept.

2, "TSt, AFTIFMATH." Saturday Matiaee. Sept. 26, "CAMUJ.I." atnrday BijSt, "THZ DEVIL'S DISCIPLE." (-EATS BOW OH SALE. FHORS-Saniet MaU 70; Home Mais 70. Formsr 'President cf the Steel Trust to Put His Fortune into Industrial Schools.

BY THE ASSOCIATED TRESS-P SMITH CENTER (Kan.) Sept. 21. People throughout this section of th: State are In terror over the acts of Thomas Madison, charged with a trlpis murder In this county. Madison has successfully eluded both officers an! bloodhounds thus far, but it Is thought that he is romewhere in the vicinity of Cowles. about fifteen miles from the Kansas line.

Word received hers today says Madison ia armed with twj revolvers and plenty of ammunition, and that he had held up a number of people, threatening to shoot them If they told ot his presence In the country. He entered a farm house near Cowles and forced the women to give him a meal. He has stolen a team of horses, and seems to be thoroughly at home In the neighborhood. Officers ex-pect to capture Madison within a few hours, as they say he has only temporarily eluded them. SEARCH ABANDONED.

EY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-PM-l HASTINGS (Neb.) Sept, 21. The search for Thomas Madeson, the alleged Kansas slayer, has been abandoned, so far as the posses from Nebraska and Kansas are concerned. The men rsturned to this place tonight. The Webster county, Nebraska, and Smith Kansas, sheriffs are supposed to be still engaged In the search, but their whereabouts is unknown. RAND WIEI COMMIHCIHG SUNDAY (MATMEE.) Sept.

20-W ALTER SABFOED'S COMPART OF FLAYERS will present "TEE P(QWEH OF LLP" INDEX. BY DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES. Part I. A MAGRIF1CERT SCEKIC PKODDCTIOB IS FOUR ACTS. MATIREEs PKICES-Eveninc, test seats, 2sc andsoc; eailery, loc; box seals, 75c.

Tuesday, (tats, 25c; and suadar. aeati, 25c: orchestra, box and loge setts. 50c; Children, loc BIXT WlaK "THE OF LIFE." QRQSCQ'S BURBANK TH EATER TORIGHT ALL WEEK MATIHES SATURDAY Mr. Ceo. I.

BaKer prcaenti Baker Theater Company a.1'' 1. Turks Ambushed and Slaughtered. Schwab's Millions for Schools. 2. Only One Doubtful State.

8. Sam Park3 Bullies Convention. 4. Campers Fight Devil Fish. 6.

Editorial Page: Paragraphs. 7. Much-wanted Bunco Man Arrested, 5. Dally Weather Report. Liners: Classified Advertising.

11. Sporting Page: Local and Eastern. 15. The City in Brief: I'aragraphettes. Part II.

SOFIA, Sept, 21. tExclusive Dispatch. A courier has arrived from the front with- specific details of a fight at Roupe Pass, In the Perlm Mountains, Saturday. The insurgents won a striking victory, 1000 Bashl-Ba-gouks baing killed in the fierce engage, ment. The scene of the battle was near Melnik, sixty-five miles from Sa-lonica.

The. insurgents gave the Turks a taste of their own medicine. They awaited them in an ambush at a pre cipitous pass, and totally annihilated an entire battalion of the enemy. The Bashi-Bazouks stampeded the PEICFS-I5C, 2c. 3Sc sad soc.

PHORE-Kaln 1270, Home 1270. Children tsstfer five years not admitted to any performance. MXT BAKtB IHEATiR COMPANY in "CHR1SI0FHER, JR." ORPii EUM Modern Vaudeville EIO BROTHERS, Feerless Trio ot Athletic Intertalnera; ALMOAl' and DUMOHT. Instrumental Simri: HSCHIR and WACKEK, Comic Tyrolean Dnetiata; GEO. sCHWDLlfc, the World's Greatest Harmonic Player; T.

DOWAS, "ibe Kin ot Coins;" LAVIHE-CAl'ittOR TRIO, presenting tBJir Lanehinr Absurdity. "Kj Demented Iriend;" MARGUEkITE and HAHLfcY. sensational Acrobats; and Last Week ot BLuow and COOPER, in their Playlet, "A lictnre irom Life." PRICES I veainr, test ieat, 2Sc and soc; eallery, loc; box seats, 7S. MATIREEI General Admission, 2ic; bozes, Soc; Cbildren, IOC, Children In arms positively not i admitted. PHOWE MA1H 1447.

AMUSEMENTS ASD ENTERTAINMENTS With Data of Brents. moment the Insurgents began to rain hand bombs upon them from the MAXDIILIAlfS WIDOW SAID TO BE DYING. inspired confidence by his conduct when he became acting vail after Res-hid Pasha's removal, would be made vali. FORTY THOUSAND MOSLEMS. CONCENTRATING NEAR PALANKA BY THE ASSOCIATED Pr.ESS-P.M.l SOFIA (Bulgaria) Sept.

21. By Atlantic Cable. According to fugitives who have arrived at Rila from DJou-mal, a serious, engagement has occurred at Pekin, near Melnlka, sixty-five miles from Salonica, In which tbs Turks are said to have lost 500 men killed, including two colonels. Moftt of the villages In tho district of Melnik are in the hands of the insurgents. Many of the villages are In flames.

The general Impression ia that war is only a Question of a few days, and the people are removing their property from the frontier districts to places of safety. The dispatch adds that Turkey Is massing 40,000 troops in and around Baianka, ten miles from the Bulgarian frontier, against which force the Bulgarians have only 4000 at Kostendll. The Turkish frontier officers, says a dispatch to the Times from Kubnltza, Bulgaria, report that the insurgents under Geii. Zontcheft have been defeated with great slaughter near Melnlka, and a great number of Bulgarians were massacred in the neighboring villages, several of which are Iwrning. heights.

Turkish officials are beginning to fear the situation ia more desperate than they expected. Unable to hold the country, they ravaged without leaving garrisons behind, four battalions of artillery have been summoned to Dju-mala district, from which the troops FORMER EMPRESS OF MEXICO DAILY HOLDS MOCK COURT. have been withdrawn. The Turkish inhabitants are panic-stricken, and are clamoring for protection. The Insurgents are so active that the Turks are unable to furnish guards.

The Macedonian Committee informs BASEBALL Chutes Park Pacific Coast League Los Aogeies vs. Oakland. Tcday, September 22d Games Called 2:30 p. m. LADIES' DATS WEDRISDAT, TEURSDAY ARD FRIDAY.

APMISSIOR 2S C8KT1. CRAHP ST ARD 2 CIMl. To Humor Her Mad Brain Her Attendants Affect tbe Graces of a Court Circle Her Large Fortune Dissipated by King Leopold. me that they have 250,000 insurgents AWSTON OSTRICH FARM South Pasadena Hopes Thus to Add to Country's Army of Intelligent and Enti get Artisans. High Tiibute to Tublic School System's Share in Uphuiding of tre Nat.on.

WIRE TO THE TIMES NEW YORK, Sept. Dispatch. "Whatever money I have to gjve hereafter will be devoted to founding of industrial schools. That will be the channel my benefactions will take. Th thought and Intent are clearly defined In" my mind, but where the schools will be, or exactly what wilt be their scope and character, has not been worked out.

"It Is far too early for me to discuss the subject, and I cannot consent to do so," Charles M. Schwab, In an Interview said On Saturday, the day of the dedication at Weatherly, Pa of a public-school building which bears his wife's name and which was presented to the town by the foraver president of the steel trust, Schwab announced that following the example of Andrew Carnegie, he would devote bis fortune to benevolent purposes. Schwab is worth In round numbers I2O.OO0.OC0. His plans, however, differ from those of Carnegie. The latter is making public libraries his chief benevolence to the world.

Schwab will spend his millions in the establishment of schools, and a novel turn will be given to his charity by the erection ot public schoolhouses wherever urgent need exists for them. Schwab paid a glowing trlbuts to the public-school system. icHobT." he said, "constitute the nucleus from which all our Industrial greatness has sprung. It is with this thought in mind that I intend to do all In my power to increase their number and Influence. To aid them Is t3 aid the country, and to make It even greater and better than it Is." Schwab then paid a high tribute to the School Trustees and Committee 61 Arrangements, whirh Jointly had the construction and equipment of the new Waverly building in charge.

"It is an easy he said, "for a man who has a great deal of money to Sign a check for thousands of but it is something -more to de-Vote time and attention to something that does not promise any remuneration." Schwab said it was bis hope that the public schools would shortly pay more attention to various trades, since It is in this manner that they may add to the country's army of Intelligent and energetic artisans. OF ALL AGES 150 GIGANTIC. BIROS oeigibal osteicb farm of amieica. OFER daily. TAKE SPR1R6 STREET PA8ADIBA CAES.

in the field, and could double the number if they had sufficient arms. The insurgents have driven the enemy from the entire district of Melnik. Despite the report that the powers, excepting Great Britain, had approved the declaration of Austria and Russia to Bulgaria that in the event of war being declared against Turkey they would support the Sultan, the war fever here still runs high. EESNQ LOS ANQELES" 10 a.m.. 2 o.in.

66 Observation Cart Wlt" expert rnids leave dally from Hubert's Ok- vttlJll vaia yre Information Rnrn. 511 i.mi s. BULGARIA'S DEMANDS, ALLEGED NOTE TO TURKEY. IBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A.M.J SOFIA, Sept. 21.

By Atlantic Cable. The unfavorable replies of Austria and Russia to Bulgaria's last note, and the faet that none of the other 30-mlle trips time two boars, lbs only way tare Sit Lents io see mis city intelligently. gUPERB ROUTES OF TRAVEL 1. Chinese Girl Elopes. 2.

The Public Service: Official Doings. S. Events in Society. 4. Conference -Appointments Expected.

5. Financial and Commercial. Our Neighboring Countiesv 7. Los Angeles County SYNOPSIS. THE CITT.

Chinese elopement ends in marriage by Justice Pierce and feud of rival tongs. men ris un to support Chief of Police Elt against agitators. woman Insists on treating tuberculous cow bv Christian Science Jeffries starts on wild pig hunt. young woman leads in capture of burglar. Pasadena bunco-steerer caught after long Clash of union and nonunion brass bands at Sangerbund to be invited to meet B.

Swenson held up and robbed. man dying at County Interurban bowling season objects to purchase of more than 5000 feet of fire hose. feeling over franchise question burns in Board of Public Works. Lack of rails responsible for failure to lay-, Pasadena-avenue Superintendent asks for Increased force. Nichols Wilson, get-rich-quickster, on trial for embezzlement, Hill widow turns works of Union Consolidated Oil Company Ed ward Wilhelm.

alleged shootlst. wife; beater Chester Place. New train to Methodist conference appointments looked for today. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Pretty scheme for lighting Pasadena streets.

Standard Oil official dead in Sewering under the sea at Santa Tale of two assessors at sprinters in B.Y.P.U. rally at new students at Pomona High School comer-stone Large new enterprises for Well-known Fullerton man accused of school increase in Santa Ana. Bernardino county tax rate teacher dead at Redlands body brought home. trolley franchise at Santa Barbara. PACIFIC COAST.

Cain pent have thrilling escape from octopus off Vancouver Island. Huntington trolley enterprise launched at Fresno. Fresno girl commits suicide to avoid sending sinful father to prison by her Aged woman assaulted on great powers has yet replted, coupled With the llegsitlons that onr of the 'ANTA-ATAL1NA ISLAND- SHARP WATCH ON TURKEY. SECRETARY HAY IS ALERT. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRt'S 8- A.Sf.

i WASHINGTON, Sept. State Deportment has still under consideration1 the matter of the appointment of the retiring vail of Beirut to be vali of Brusa. At the present time the officials are BY DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES.J NEW YORK, Sept 2tx-ExclusJve Dispatch. A cablegram from T.rus-sels states that Carlota, the unhappy widow of the ill-fated Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, is dying. She still holds mock court daily in the Chateau De Bonchat, near Brussels, fancying herself yet the Empress of Mexico, for she has been bereft of reason for thirty-seven years.

To humor her mad brain, the attendants affect the graces of a circle, and pretend that she presides over their entertainments and household affairs. There are those that claim that the ex-Empress, who is the. only sister of King Leopold of was poisoned by the deadly "loco root," secretly Introduced into her food before she left Mexico in 1863, to seek the aid of Napoleon III In her husband's behalf after the United States had warned the foreign troops to leave Mexico, which they had Invaded during our Civil War, setting up as Empetor Maximilian, brother of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria. The poison of this root acts upon the brain and produces Insanity. The first symptoms of mental derangement were manifested on the Steamer leaves San Pedro daily, eocnsctinj with Southern Pacific and Salt Lake trains leaving Los Angeles at 9:05 a.m.

An lisal Winter Resort for "Rest-and Recreation. disposed to regard the appointment In the light of a transfer rather than of a promotion, but a further Inquiry Into the faots by Minister Leishman may change this view of the case. It was said at the State Department today that it was the original intention of the Sultan to appoint the former vail AFFORDS FIEST-CLASS ACCOMKODATIORS FOB TOUBISTS ARD V1SII0IS. Fcr Farther Parttcnlara Appply BANNING COMPANY; 222 of Beirut to be sub-secretary of the Department of the Interior, and It Intimated that the strong representa AN FRANCISCO by the "Fast Line" 24 Hours evening of the day on which she had tions against this appointment made by Minister Leishman were effective. In his cablegram today, Minister Leish trja.

nrsi-eiass: i7.s. secona-clss; (inelatling bertb and meals.) by Pact do Coast Steamship Co. 's Fast ard Elegant Express Steamships SANTA ROSA and STATE Oh' CALIFORNIA, tfvja tons. Leave HE DON DO Wednesdays nd Sundays 7 a. m.

man states that theXAmerlcan claims against Turkey are not receiving satis i uuo 'jr ij TTcuursuuja mu Dusuays, II B.ID. For SAN DlF.c;o-Leave PORi' LOS ANtitLKS, Mondays and Friilavs. 4 p.m. Lesvo KS.lONDO Mondays and Fridavs, 8 p. m.

For SAN FRANCISCO and wav ports. Leave SAN Pr.DKO 6:30 pm, BON IT SspU 4. Ss, Oct. 6. Coos Bav, Sspt 8.

16. St, Oct, a W. PAW Id, Gen. Agt. 3C8 Soutn Spring Los Angsies.

Tel. Main 41. San Francisco Ticket Omca-4 New Wonuomerr St D. DUN ANN, General PassecKer Agent, iran Francisco. factory attention by the Porte.

Communications have reached the State Department, urging this government to say or do something that will BLUE AND THE GRAY. CEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY put a stop to the atrocities in Turkey. It is stated this pressure does not 0" a ALAMFDA, Sept. S6tb, for HONOLULU only. 3.

SL VENTURA Oct 5 n.m. tor HONOLULU, SAMOA, NKW ZiCALAND aad AUSTRALIA MARIPOi' Oct for TAHITI airect For literature and particulars opolf to HUGH RICE, Agent, 218 West Third Sn. Los Aneslss. "Ja a. emanate from the missionaries.

Officials of the State Department are re her last Interview with Napoleon, when she once more begged him to send assistance to her husband. With the Iron ring of his "no" clanging in her cars, the bitterly disappointed Empress returned to her hotel, and from that time has been a maniac. Her mania is harmless, and by humoring her belief thai she Is still Empress and In a palace In Mexico, her attendants find her very easy to manage. With the limited funds allowed her by her family, she finds much fault because the "palace'' as she styles the castle that is really her prison, is not kept up In better style. King Leopold seldom sees her.

It is a public scandal that he has dissipated his sister's large fortune In order to gratify his own Inordinate love for luxury and extravagance. ticent about the probability of the United States giving expression to the feeling with which the alleged atrocities in Turkey are viewed by the peo Merchant's Independent Line STEAMERS EVERY DAY-SAN FRANCISCO, EU-KEKAP, OUTLANO and SEATi LK. Reduced Raws. C. J.

LEHMAN, Geu'i Act, 236 a. Spring St Tel. M. (02. ple of the United States, but they said that reports from Turkey show that the deeds dally perpetrated In section HPIMELY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS of that country are of such a character ATICK HOUSE Corner First andMaia as to shock civilization, and necessarily are of a deep concern to the Unite 1 The State Department today received N- EAST Props.

"The Popular Hotel," remodeled; 75 additional room, all newly furnished. Everythinz strictly first-class. Elevator. American plan, to $3. 00; a cablegram from Minister Leishman at Constantinople, but nothing was given Monterey beach.

Martha Bowers held for H. Richards, Alaska marshal, granted new trial on contempt charge. Chinese substitution conspirator caught. State Board of Charities and Corrections elects Son charged with) murdering his father In Oregon wilds. communication established between Seattle and Nome.

tax rates fixed higher. GENERAL EASTERN. Admiral Evans's scathJng disapproval of Nicholson court-martial findings. the only doubtful State In impending Pope stoma to meet Schwab to use his wealth to establish industrial schools. not to Stern extradition proceedings.

Murderer Madison terrorises northern part of Kansas. latter includei suites with private baths. European plan, 50 cents up. out regarding it except the Informal iitompnt that it contained no alarm. powers is encouraging tho military party at the Yildi Kiosk, tend to create a less hopeful feeling here.

There is, however, no percptlble change In the situation. Various reports ere in circulation regarding negotiations between Turkey and Bulgaria, looking to a solution of the Macedonian The Dnevenlk says Turkey has presented a note to Bulgaria asking for the latter's assistance In reaching a practicable solution. Bulgaria replied that Turkey must end the massacres, withdraw her frontier forces, guarantee peace and protection to tho villagers desiring to return to their homes; amnesty to political offenders and Introduce such governmental reforms as will pacify Macedonia and Adrianopie. The Bulgarian reply concludes: "If the present situation continues, the Bulgarian government will be compelled to yield tcj public opinion, and send an army to this frontier." It appears doubtful that the government has sent such an answer, but the statement published represents in some degree the government's attU tude. According to Information received at revolutionary headquarters from Monastlr 120 persons perished in the flames of their burning villages near Kastorla.

More than 1200 bodies of men, women and children are said to be lying unburled. LOVER NEEDED OBIT, Stormated at by Bricks and Clubs, Joseph Krotkis Secured Police Aid and Won His Bride. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Joseph Krotkis of Jersey City has been compelled to call for police aid In order to wed the girl of his choice.

Joseph lived in a distant part of the city when his engagement to Poleno Keren well, a handsome girl, was announced. The beaux of the neighborhood' where she lived denounced him as an interloper. They organized and when Joseph, gorgeously arrayed, arrived In a carriage before the lady's door, he was greeted by volleys of bricks and clubs from house tops on both sides of the street. Joseph held his ground for a moment and then drove hurriedly away. His assailants were Jubilant, but their rage was redoubled a few later when the carriage reappeared, bearing half a dor.en policemen.

Another shower of bricks failed to check the advancing party, and hot water was pourcd upon policemen and all were wet to the skin. They did not halt, however, and after aruards had been placed at the doors, the marriage of Joseph and Poleno was duly solemnized. PROF. NELLIE KIMBALL. Bright Pasadena Girl is Made a Member of tho Faculty of the Depauw University.

DIRECT WIRE TO THE TIMES.) RICHMOND (Ind.) Sept. 21. (Exclu. she Dispatch. Nellie Pauline Kimball ot Pasadena has been chosen preceptress and professor of French language and literature at Depauw University.

Indiana's great Mcthodiot school, and will begin her duties with the opening of this school year. Miss Klriball Is a graduate of Depauw, and made such a favorable record there that the author-Itls were glad to secure her as a member of the faculty. lng news, and was In part concerned OTEL ROSSLYN 433 South Main Street. Now owned by Hart Bros, will be remodeled and renovated throughout everything strictly first-class. European and American plan per day up.

Matick House bus to and from depots and either hotel. E. H. Hess, Mgr. Granddaughter of Gen.

U. S. Grant is to Marry the Son ot Gallant Confederate Soldier. IBT DIRECT WTRK TO THE TIMES NEW YORK, Sept. 21.

Exclusive Dispatch. Th engagement Is announced Informally In Washington of MUs Rose Mary Sartorls, youngest daughter of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartorls, to Lieut. John Wright, U.S.A., son ot the late Gen. Marcus Wright of Wanhv Ington, D.

C. This engagement Is not only an event In social circles, but will be deeply interesting to those fiimtliar with the history of the Civil War. Miss Sartorls is a grand-daughter of the late Gen. U. S.

Grant, while Lieut Wright's father had a splendid record as a Confederate soldier. As colonel of a Tennessee regiment, he fought Grant at the drawn battle of Belmont. Later he fought Grunt at Shlloh, where the power of the Confederacy In the West was shaken. Grant captured Vlrksburg, and then went to the relief of Chattanooga and fought a splendid engagement of Missionary Ridge. Marcus J.

Wright, then a general of brigade, giin faced Grant in deadly conflict. After the war Gen. Wright removed to Washington and his son, on the outbref.lt of the Spanish-American War, volunteered and showed so well the soldierly qualities that marked his father that he I now an officer in the famous Fifth Infantry. The date of the wedding has not. yet been announced.

PARDONED BANDIT'S TROTJPlE. with routine business. The withdrawal of the American squadron at Beirut, It is said, has no: yet been determined upon, and no Indication has been received from Oyster Bay as to the President's intentions in the matter. THE IDYLLWILD SCHOOL Opens Wednesday, October 6, 1903. Kiss Fbllllps, graduate eftse University of Hlchltan, will again nave cbarge.

Besides teacbing the osaal tiraacbea. Miss Ibillips gives especial attention to aatnre 'Studies, thua imparting to. children as intelligent, healthful love for outdoor mountain life. If yon bave a cbild suffering from loss of appetite, lassitude, asthma, bronchitis ar rheumatism, rent a cottage at Idyllwild and give him three months among the pines. Eotel at IdyllwUd first-class.

Tenting delightful until the first of January. Address K. A. LOWE. Manager, Idyllwild, Strawoerry Vatiey, Riverside County.

Cole Younger and Frank James in V1S5T TO HEMET- WILL PLEASE TOD if yon are lcokiag far a location In a vrogresslve community where soil. A climate and water espply are superior. He met is past the stage ot experiment and It the last large body ef really well watered land in the orange belt still offered for tsla ty original developer. Desirable acreage for oranges aad all branches Irrigated farming'. Take the Santa le from Loa An relet Tuesday.

Tbarsdav sc Satnroav. JO a.m., arrive Eemct 12:33 p.m. Other days except (undav. a.m. arrive Bemet 5:30 p.m.

BOTSL EE.MET, A. h. Wtite, Proprieton-A delightful tourist retort witb ail raedera tsoipnient. Ro cnsumptives entertained. Fine livery, good roads, golf Haas, daily stare to Idyllwild.

For full information address P. R. Myers, Gen. Hemet, Riverside County. A.

iubtrt. les Angeles Aft-, 211 W. foorth ft. Telephone Main 3. REPLY TO THE PORTE.

SERVIANS REPRESENTATIONS. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-A CONSTANTINOPLE, Srnt. 21. By Atlantic Cable.l The Servian government's reply to the Porte's representations says measures have been taken, to prevent bands entering Macedonja and a strong band which was preparing to) cross the frontier has already been dispersed. The Servian reply adds, however, that if the persecution of Christians and the excesses of the Turkish troops continue and serious reforms are' not introduced, the government will be unable to restrain the popular agitation in Servia- The unfavorable comment aroused by the of Reshid Pasha, the WORLD'S BEST Crew of Battleship Indiana Jubilant Over Remarkable Records Mads in Target Practice.

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A NEW YORK. fpt. officers and crew of the battleship Indiana, which has arrived here, after target practice off Martha's Vineyard, are Jubilant over what they declare was the best shooting on record. The records already have bei reported to the department. They say that taking into consideration the type of her guns she has beaten the Alabama, which recently set up a new world's record off the Florida coast.

With all of her heavy guns te Indiana's proud gunners she has done better work than any ship with guns of the same type. She bus created a ne wstandard for eight-inch guns, one pointer. Seaman Treanor having made four straight hits in two minutes and sixteen seconds. All the struck a bullseye about four feet square. With her old hydraulic 13-inch mount tho Indl.ini has done better work, they say.

than wins vessels mounts controlled by electricity, one pointer having made four straight hits In five minutes and tw "'--one seconds. Her men at the 6-inch runs gave an average of nearly four hits per minute. CHANCE FOR CITY'S POOR. SYRACUSE (N. Sept.

21. John Haseltlne. known throughout Central New York as a philanthropist, has announced plans to take a colony of 1000 Syrsruse people to Montana for the purpose of etabllshlns: a town. Haseltlne has obtained a list of practically all the poor people of the city, and It is from them that be p-- to select Ms colonists. He expects every one.

however, to nnve $30 when starting oa the trip. Twenty-five thousand Odd Fellows at Baltimore. Sam Parks chief bully at Iron workers' convention Court proceedings over strike prisoners In union members oppose Attack on President. Jett testifies In attempt to prove an alibi Nation donates property for home for drunkards' wives. SPORTS.

Corbett anxious to fight FiUslmmons before retiring. Ryan makes sensational winning at commission ratifies purchases of minor-league players. autolpts at Boston. FOREIGN, BY CABLE. Insurgent ambush battalion of Baehl-Bazouks In narrow defile In mountains and annihilate It, demands of Tur key.

have r.ot replied to 8o-fla government. is offered Colonial Secretaryship. party will support party that offers best bargain for Ireland. Maximilian's mad widow still holds sway over mock Fetor In power of regicides. THE RELIEF HOT SPRINGS 22 JXtSuS- 'mVA Arsenic Srrtat Few Eotel and Bath House Sew Cottages; cpea all year round, kheumatism, benrous.

Blood, ttemach and Skin Elarases cared. Electric Lights, u. Beantilul shade Trees, Caeicelie Accommodstlens, Experienced Atteadanta. Ele-vatlea 22C0 feet. Billiard and Fool Rooms.

Rate reasonable. Address teck'e Teur-fst'a Bnreaa. 410 tontb Lroadway. er CEO. P.

TAYLOR. 230 South Spriag City. AWARDED 18 MEDALS Visiters to Southern California should not mist the opportunity of fe.av.ng photographs take ender the most favoraD.e condittcaa cf atmos-pbere in the world. SI IDIO, 5. 11RIH8 Opp.

BoUeabetk. former vali of Beirut, to be vail of Brusa, which is really "a promotion, continues. The action of the' Porte In this connection Is regarded here as a challenge to the representatives of the y-'y'AMPBELL CURIO CO. kiw imjortatioss biautittl Cole Younger Charged With Embezzlement by Wild We3t Show Hs and Frank James Sued. IBT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS P.

1 NEVADA Mo.) Sept, 21 A charge ct embesalement of has been male against Cole Younger, tiie bandit, by the management of a wild west show with which Frank James and Younger have been associated since shortly after Younger's pardon from, the penitentiary, where he was serving a lifee sen tenee. James and Younger had brought action for damase-i against the management, bcauje. as they alleged, the show proprietor failed to equip the segregation according to contract, and refund to driv a ay the gambling element that followed the show. Both James and Younger assert there Is nothing In th embesalement charge, which they siy Is retaliatory. (i 329 South Japanese Bronzes' and Brasses.

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