?? _-rr-?i. *=?======~ v =» j SSegle Sheet THEHERALD Eight Pages TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR. NO. 144. LOS ANGELES, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, J3?B PRICE FIVE CENTS AMUSEMENTS |os Angeles'Theater ;\u25a0 * TT^a^ Tre "uf NAVAL COURT THEY WILL WIPE OUT THE YANKEES REACHES PORT FIVE NIGHTS, Commencing Tuesday, Feb Matinee Saturday. Edward k. Bid's mm , y-j rr -*7\ , Ready to Investigate the A Lieutenant of the Spanish Navy Outlines Spain's Plans And Drops Her Mudhook Magnltlcont Scenery, Gorgeous Costumes. Kxcellont Cast, Beaut I'llIChorus. Ihe Top Noieh of Success. Keats now on sale. Popular prices, '1 >c, .Or, i»., }l lut Main 70 Maine Disaster j#»**y ax Los Angoie?" Kocieiy Vaudcvoio Theater For the Subjugation of the American People Off Staten Island WVek Commencing Monday, Feb. 2t. Srand JSToMay fyaU***^®**'*WORK TO BEGIN TODAY The Vizcaya Is Relied On to Be Able to Effect the Destruction of New York City SPAIN'S 810 CRUISER and Other American Ports Will Be Taken Care Of. lul Exhibition ot Magic nnd Laugh- - - ON THE ARRIVALOF THE COURT Annihilation Promised Jann.c ttioodyood PROTECTED AGAINST ATTACK BROTHERS Vfiss Descriptive AT HAVANA Famous Eceentno 1 Vocalist. * BY FANATIC'S Air..Dais CUIDAD JUAREZ, Mex., Feb. 20. a port In the United States nent, you can __. ....bust Week of ... that is depend upon that. - ?(Special to The Herald.) fortifp-d jfdams Dolllne c.,i« L,» l»ettte bund Lieut. sufficiently to withstand the We have a splendid navy, and some f Tlfttiiams and ??"<* and n.-im.- 1 il?. Moaie Carlo Millionaires. Dormer Palmo of the Spanish navy passed attacks of one of our ships. The ex- of the fastest auxiliary cruisers In PRICKS NEVKH CHANGING Evening Heserved Seats, V6mid W cents: Gallery, 10 cents. SIGSBEE REPORTS PROGRESS through here on the 2:M train, on ception is the port of tic city of the world. After we lay two or | ROYAL ENSIGN HALF-MASTED Regular Saturday and Sunday cph.me Matinees, Wednesday. Te Main Mil his way to the City of Mexico. While New York. Hut you must be aware three of their largest cities In ruins, J 1IN mn R waiting for the departure of the powerful hrlng money- Rurbank Theater *"??«"\u25a0 that we have a 7000-ton this ought to the i ?? " °- * train, which was held for some time cruiser there, nnd we can hiving Yankee to our terms." THE ONLY THEATER IN THK CITY WITH HEATING FACILITIES - well afford Very Little Can Be Learned Until by custom house requirements, your to lose it if the Yankees tan afford "Ifnot, what then?" As a Token of Respect For the Death Week Commencing Monday, Feb. 21, THK EIXKsTOHD CO. Trained Monday. Tuesday, Matinee Wednesday, Deep Water correspondent, learning of his offi- to have their largest city in ruins. "Weill they will cross the ocean of the Sailors Aboard Tuesday and the u77, . , en Remainder ot week. a/ en nt guarded replies elicited no informa- and are pursuing it steadily. very the Comedy Success ? 'fow Jor/c /Jay Jiy '/Jay Associated Press Special Wire policy this thing hinges our plan of Prices, 15c, \u25a0\u25a0!.-,.\u25a0, .Tie, rule. Matinees 10c nnd 850, Ti-.epliolie Main 1i7O Associated Press Special Wire WASHINGTON. Vf». 20.?The naval NEW YORK, Feb. SO?The Spanish cruis- Park _ LVaMan.,., court of inquiry appointed to investigate er Vizcaya, lv command ol Capt. Kulate, tho Maine disaster will begin its work at came through tho Narrows this afternoon Sunday and Ziuosday, jfrobruary 20 and 22 Havana tomorrow. This news came to the and anchored off Tompklnsvtlle, S. 1., navy department this morning from Ad- where she is closely guarded by navy yard (Washington's Birth day), Continuous Coursing, commencing at 10 :«) a.m. each dny (rain or miral Sicanl at Key West. He simply tel- shine. SPECIAL ATTRACIIiiNS: Sunday -Exhibition of trick bioyole riding by the great nnd tugs ami police patrol boats. The Vizcaya oniv Lyons. Tuesday?Trotting race, mlie dash, iw a purse uf lieu. Kntries Iw, t. Dunce's i>. egraphed as follows: "The couct of In- has been lying outside the bar since Friday lv. Maggie Mac, by .McKlnney, dam by Del Mir; John Pender's l.r m. Helen J., by corrector, quiry sails for Havana 20th by lighthouse dam by brigadier; P. W. Hodge's xr 111. Akitn, l.v HoKJnney, by l.are.i. Runt.ing rare, night and was unable to come Into tho har- o( dam steamer Mangrove. Marix today." three-quarter mile dash, lor a purse (ft -Entries: h. Glfford'l c. g. i (jo, by Honduras, .lam arrived owing to the dense fog rulnstorm3 Hazel; m Ulster by bor and Chas. Thomas'b. Vlekey, Honduras.dam Sieves; Bob Haokney's oh. g. This prompt action Is undoubtedly due prevailed for over Prince Hooker, by .loe Hooker, dam Princes*Ol Norfolk; Mission Stable's Vlshun, by Mr Dixon, which have forty-eight uum Virgie l> to the express direction of Secretary Long hours. ADMISSION, aSo LADIES FREE, including grand stand. sent yesterday to have the investigation The Spanish cruiser has been expected to Music by Seventh Reg luenl Hand Take Main street ears. begin at the earliest possible moment. The arrive here since last llunclay nnd the un- Limited F =j telegram was dated yesterday, so the fortunate catastrophe by which so many California board arrived there before nightfall and American sailors and marines lost their will be ready to begin its work tomorrow lives in Havana harbor last Tuesday night morning. By an error Incident lo the haste aroused more than ordinary interest ln tho Via ocuita J*e Z/ioute Cocry with which the orders were gotten out, arrival of the visitors. Tbe feeling which \ in this Angeles...B:oo a.m. Sunday, Tuesday /"\u25a0.,_. the first accounts placed Lieutenant Com- prevails among a great many people Leaves Los and Friday vicinity battleship Leaves Pasadena a.m. Sunday, Tuesday niuuder Seaton Schroedor on board as the tliut the American was S:2J and Friday int nilp'-r, destroyed deliberately by has Arrive p.m. Thursday third while, us v matter at'fact, enemies, Kansas City 6:10 Tuesday, and Sunday nt Lieutenant Commander Pollock, the ex- prompted the naval authorities to guard Arrive St. Lmiis...'. 7:(K) a.m. Wednesday; Friday and Monday $ " eeutlve olliccr or tho flagship New York, against any possible harm being done to Arrive Chicago 9:43 a.m. Wednesday, Friday and Monday $ $ holds that place. The hoard undoubtedly the visiting Spaniards at the hands of fa- ...... would have previously for the natics. Thlssplcndid train isfor iirst class travel only, but there Is no extra charge beyond the regular started but ticket and sleeping-ear rate. Dinning ears serve breakfast leaving I.os Angeles. Vcsttbuled and necessity of awaiting the arrival at Key Rear Admiral Hunce, commandant of tho electric light.-i. All the luxuries ol modern travel. West from Washington id' Lieutenant X.w York navy yard, received orders from Commander Marix, a naval otliccr well Washington last week to establish a care- skilled ill the lntrieacit B of marine law, ful and well appointed patrol to guard who was to be judge advocate of tliecour.. against any such emergency. The com- Capt, Sigsbee was heard from last night, mandant immediately put himself in com- JfCete~Shapeci Urack... but the toiograni was not delivered at the munication with Chief of I'ollce McCul- navy lagh and John A. Dough- DONK IN DAY department until thin morning. His appointed Lieut. A message goes the reports erty of the navy take churge of the pro- ON THE AND SATURDAY SPECIALS lv contirin press to TUESDAY of the events of in Havana liar- tective patrol. McCullagh respond- In addition lo ihe regular train service the Santa every yesterday Chief c runs on Tuesday a special express exploration immediately train, taking In Badlands. Riverside and tlie beautiesl ol Santa Ann Canyon. Leaves I.os Angeles bur so far as they relate to the ed and informed Rear Ad- ala. m; leaves Pasadona at 9:26 a. m. Returning arrives at Los Angeles at ti :jjp.in,. Pasadena of the wreck. It rtads as follows: miral Bunco that lie had Instructed Capt. :.'u p. in,, giving two hours stop at both Re.Hands and ltlvcrsldo. "HAVANA, Feb. 1!!.?Only most expe- Smith of the harbor police to hold himself wrecking supply 77. /'V ON THIS TRAIN AFFORDS PLEASANT rienced divers can do effective in readiness anil the desired num- * U/io Vosetvatton L.ar OPPORTUNITY FOR SEEING THE SIQHTt work on the Maine. In the upper works I ber of patrolmen to assist lv guarding the can use service divers. iJiil some work to- visiting vessel. The navy yard tug bouts day, but with little success. "Wiy do bet- Nina and Narkota, ln charge of Captains, ter tomorrow. Parts of the Maine, espe- Bell and Cantaln, respectively, were Im- cially the superstructure and connections, mediately placed at the disposal of Lieut. Z/iedlands Excursion are one confused mass of metal." Dougherty. Lieut. Neville of the marine Uuesciat/ telegram Capt. corps Another brief from Sigs- received instructions to take com- ?i February 22 S?ound Tjrip $2.76 bee read: mand of thirty-eight men, one llrst ser- Tickets good reluming February 28rd. Choice of routes You can go one way, return an "HAVANA, Feb. IS.?Bache," which geant, three sergeants, three corporals and other. See a new country every mile, 'trains leave La Grande Station via Pasadena 7:Ssa.nv, means that the coast survey steamer has thirty-one private murine's, who will re- ti: 0 n.m , 0150 a in, 4:SJ p.m ,via Orange 9:00 a in. arrived Havana, bringing at tin board all lieve each other In four-hour watches dur- 200 the diving apparatus sent from the squad- ing the slay of the Spanish cruiser. Secure tickets now at Santa Fe Route Ticket Office, Spring St. ron. By special permission a representative wa loLl» Tlie statement referring to experienced !of the Associated Press was permitted'to ganta Catalina Island " *s£?fsf?..f divers is explained at the navy department fgo on board the tug Nina, in which Lieut. l\'ew Steamer FALCON Now us no reflection upon the men now engaged Dougherty established his hcudquartc. ... On .. . in the work, they being enlisted men be- This boat, as well as the Narkota, wis i'.j hours irom Los Angeles, cal. A summer and winter resort wiihout a counterpart on Ihe longing to the navy. It Is the practice on ready to go down tbe bay and meet ilio (.Irande-t stage in west. American continent. mountain road the Famous fishing and hunting of men-of-war assign few Viscaya moment Sight* Wild goat, quail and dove, in thousands, class board to a men. the the latter was grounds. bottom boat revea'ing the wonders always account Jersey Friday, of the ocean's ueptbs. HOTEL METROPOLIS, remodeled and enlarged; open all the year, volunteer!, on of the haz- ed off the coast lust but It round trip service dally, except Sunday, leaving s. p. nnd Terminal .1.-puts, I.os Angeles, for ardous nature id' the work, to duty as was not until 2 oclock this afternoon that San Pedro as per railroad time tables. BANNING. CO., Agents, zu s. Spring Sr., Los Angeles divers, in connection with their regular the weather conditions permitted the naval Cal. <.'. II Humphreys Calalinn Island Currier Pigeon Service In dailyoperation to bus Angeles work. Tlie scope of their work Is the ex- guards to proceed down the bay. ploration of the ship's bottom generally, About that hour word was received at the Farm South Pasadena the disentanglement of cables from the navy yard that the Spaniard was on her Qstrich propeller shafts and sometimes the search way over the bar, and the marines were Im- sf tho £}/'rds willbo for a lost torpedo or anchor. Such work mediately ordered on board the Nina. Sonera/ jCaryest rarely carries them deeper than twenty- Lieut. Aaron Ward, representing Admiral live feet in the water, and, it is said, for THE PELAYO, SPAIN'S MOST EFFECTIVE WARSHIP Bunco, lost no time In boarding the com- o o operations in deeper water, such us would mandant's steam barge Undine, and tbe be involved in examinations of the Maine's This first-class battleship will shortly visit New York on her way to Havana. Al- three vessels left the navy yarj at ten min- in. bottom, their training has not them. utes to 3 oclock. There was a nasty north- to to 12 m. and 1 to 4p. Zfuesday, Washington's S3irthday fitted though ten years afloat, she is in first-class condition, and is one of perfect They aro lacking in that kind of skili nec- the most and easterly wind blow .ig at tho time, accom- se thai at which the hull of the Maine is dikingIn of whom were rowing tions of the Scripture which lo raise tho turrets entire with the guns, When Mr. was called the department may not feel neces- the soft ing three men, two Miss Willard that he taken that Is bottom of the harbor. sitting in the stern, came loved most were read, her favorite hymns if liftingapparatus of sufficient power can to the reports had official sary to proceed further. and the third out were sung and the Methodist be applied. cognizance of Captain Sobral's criticism This development was that from Too&pklnsvlHe and headed directly Episcopal navy, the Caiit. So- the Vizcaya. The Nina intercepted funeral service was read. Rev F s Tbe newspaper reproductions of photo- of the American secretary said brai's services as naval attache at Wash- for the Tipple, pastor of St. James M. B.'ohurcJl graphs taken of tbe wreck were studied lie had called the subject to tlie attention of ington were ofllclully terminated hy Spain little craft and in response to inquiries the was the prlncipnl officiating clergyman' with much interest by the naval officers the slate department with a view of having about four weeks ago. It came from Senor man in the stern said that ho had a tele- He was assisted hy Bishop John here today. Great surprise was expressed an Inquiry made by that branch. The par- dv Hose, charge d'affairs of the Spanish le- gram for the commander for tho cruiser. Newman at the of the expression to the secretary When this was transferred and others. President* of state organiza- extent wreck, and the vasl ticular which gation, who, when his attention was called Information tions of which Miss mass of steel and iron heaped in the for- had directed the attention of the state de- to the Bobral case, gave to to Capt. Eulate the latter told them to let Willard was the na- the Associated alongside und also said tional head were tho honorary pallbearers ward part of the ship was a partJculai partment was the following, attributed to Press the following tho boat come that Object authorized statement: any newspaper reporters MISS WILL of attention. The experts who had Captain Sobral: "It was tbe result of an "As regards this reported Interview. I he would see who WILLARD'B first ventured the theory of explosion inside of tho ship, which took nothing wished to come aboard. As soon as this CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-13y the a bursting know about It beyond what I have terms of the boiler as the cause of place in one of the forward magazines. The seen ln the papers, I imagine Mr. was made known to the press bouts which will of Miss Frances E. Willard, late pres- the destruction, should claim to find strong in the fact of the matter Is that tho discipline and was far too prudent to say anything were hovering around, a number of news- ident of the W. C. U., her reinforcements Bobral ten T. estate will pictures for that belief. The great the watch observed on tbe ship were very lo offend paper men. In less than minutes, were pass Into tho temple fund, after the mass calculated brothers ln arms. At lifein- of steel appears to be thrown up over the lax. This, as one Kngllsh newspaper the the same time, I should slate the aboard plyingquestions to the commander terests of her secretary, Miss boiler space declared, is the that on of cruiser. don, Anna Gor- and not over the forward mag- other day case on American 21th of January last Capt. Bobral ceased to and officers the While all this and of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary azine, while the generally. This of taking place the crowds on shore bo- AVlllard, have expired. forcing apart of tho for- warships sort thing has be a member of this legation, according was B. Tho property ward part of the hull, they previous occasions on larger and the keenest Interest was consists of say, might have occurred on Amer- royal decrees, which gazetted as hTs suc- came Rest cottage at Evanston, vai- been accomplished hy ican war vessels." taken in the every movement of the differ- ued at (16,000, a small cottage the enormous ex- cessor Lieut. Ramon Carrazay Guerrae." ln the Adl- pansive power of the high pressure steam The secretary said he had not called at- Owing to the royal decree ent vessels. rondacks and »3000 in cash, pre- relieving Capt. Dougherty will which was carried In these boilers, with their to the other feature of Capt. So- Sobral, It is said he I.leut. remain in the vi- sented to M133 Willard on her fiftieth shells tention at present occupies the the cruiser while she remains in day. By birth- more than an inch thick. As to what caused bral's alleged Interview, in which he refers position merely of a private citizen. He cinity of the original will the estate was to a boiler to explode, port and will direct overy detail regarding revert to C. T. IJ., whether a disguised to the possibilities of war and to the in- is at present in New York meeting his old the W. but a codicil bomb in the coal, low water or faulty he galnerd while naval naval the protective watch. Prom 4 oclock this dated after the Buffalo convention diverts con- formation had at- friends on the Vizcaya, but his offic- until midnight the Nina and to tho Temple struction, they do not now undertake to tache the Spanish legation. status as Spain's naval to the afternoon It fund. The Temple trus- say. of ial attache will patrol the waters ln the probably As a whole, Mr. Long did not treat tho legation is said to have terminated when Narkota big tees will wulve their rights and Secretary Hong said this neighborhood of tho vessel. They will leavo tho estate entirely to tho afternoon Sobral matter as profoundly serious. the decree was gazetted last month. It Is midnight by the direct bene- after lookingover his telegraphic and mai Secretary Day received formally) be relieved at tugs Daniel ficiaries. Assistant no dis- usual to not'.fy the department of Damont and Scout, ln of Cap- correspondence, that It contained nothing patches from Havana during the early a condition, owing to g, command importance beyond such but the exciting tains Keyes and Coffey. These boats aro of the dispatches above part of the day. He would not discuss the events of the past few days notifica- Crime la Arkansas given.; The secretary referred this provided by the supervisors of the port. CAPTAIN F. P. CHAD-WICK, with satis- Sobral matter. It is understood, how« er, tion Spanish has not been conveyed will take on police iROCK, faction to the dispatch stating department not They the and marine IXiMJTt|J /Ark.. .Fob. JO.-E C I that the ithe state does attach deep to the efirttiqriUes hero at the time it oo- CAPTAIN W. T. SAMPSON.. guards and remain on watch until 8 oclouk significance to the reported remarks of So- curred, 4uhotJg