anaheim-gazette 1907-09-19

MRS. EYMAN SEEKS DIVORCE Sued a Year Ago, was Re-united to her Husband, now Again Seeks Separation Mrs. Walter C. Eyman of Ocean Park has again instituted proceedings against her husband for divorce. Mrs. Eyman names Miss Cather, a seaside beauty, as co-respondent. The couple were married in Cologne thirteen years ago and have a son aged 12. Their married life has been unhappy and for years past have been upon the point of separation. A year ago Mrs. Eyman instituted proceedings against her husband for divorce. The pair became reunited, and have since been living at Ocean Park. The couple formerly lived near Brookshurst, where Eyman's intolerable conduct toward his wife and child was neighborhood gossip. Eyman has been a conspicuous figure at Ocean Park and Venice during the summer. He attended balls and parties and is said to be the most graceful two-stepper who ever glided soulfully over the floor of the Venice auditorium. Eyman has been a lady-killer from away back. Miss Cather was ever at his side. A crisis came in his marital career a week or so ago when Mrs. Eyman discovered the following letter, written by her husband to Miss Cather, in the former's apartments: "My Dear Miss Cather," it began. "I just received your letter and hasten to correct the error you lay at my door. My motive to write was not to avail myself of any excuse. I implore you to forever sever that idea from your heart and mind. You know that I never loved any one as you. Never did week or so ago when Mrs. Eyman discovered the following letter, written by her husband to Miss Cather, in the former's apartments: "My Dear Miss Cather," it began. "I just received your letter and hasten to correct the error you lay at my door. My motive to write was not to avail myself of any excuse. I emplore you to forever sever that idea from your heart and mind. You know that I never loved any one as you. Never did my heart feel such sweet yearning as when I did not have you near. "You were my choice, my loved one, and what you say of 'casting away' is positively wrong. "How do I know the age of that Mr.? You say about 24, and every time that I have seen you with him you acted toward him as beamingly interested, as chummy as you did the moment you so hurt me in our office talking so familiarly with W. You do not seem to remember when with him, else you would have been more reserved in memory of my strong love for you and my displeasure at any familiar glance or tone toward any other man. "It is my right to always find you calm, and while smiling, remember that you are already mine own and that such conduct on your part encourages love, not only friendship. "I hurt a thousand times in my heart and the effect crushes it. You do not think I love you. Oh, what error! "Be my witness. I love you today and none else and see only misery ahead of me. My poor heart, whose entire space is taken up by your image. It wants no other; it is content. I believe I am endowed with the love of several men. "I am making a serene haven for you. The day I lead you to the altar is not far distant." Eyman declares the letter was written while he was laboring under great mental strain, and only to relieve his mind of pent-up endearments for the beautiful Miss Cather. He declares he never received a letter from her, and she says she never wrote him. The letter was written by him, says Eyman, when he was suffering most keenly on account of domestic trouble. At such times, Mr. Eyman writes to relieve his mind. That is, he often times writes, but more often he spends an hour or two in the pavilion dancing. She also complains that ber 3, 1907, "defendant took and carried away all underwear of every description. "In answering his wife's gins with the last mentionables. "When we went in Germany," he said, "into a contract in which forth that the garments both of us were to be commer-erty. Hence, when Mrs. H from home two chests full of some of which were mine, was time to prevent this dis-community property, so I trunks where she had hidden now have them in a safe place. ADVERTISING CALIFORNIA The following letter has by the California promotion tee to call commercial o in California: Dear Sir: The increase of inquiries regarding Cali- the enlarging of the scope work of this committee, or renewing of the data rela vicinity both on the files h the different agencies of th tee throughout the world. We believe that a letter stating in a general way, re tions which prevail in your citing instances of special ties, giving particulars as to living and house rents, an mention of wages paid, an particulars that would be on intending settlers, should be us each month not later tenth and I trust to hear fro return that you will take plan at once, as it has be that before people can be in decide on a certain locality information concerning the referred to must be given. It is suggested that there incorporated in the letter p as to the requirement of you in the way of hotels, factor ufacturing establishments, is desired that the letter long, but still contain the sa tures that would be of valu intending to settle mental strain, and only to relieve his mind of pent-up endearments for the beautiful Miss Cather. He declares he never received a letter from her, and she says she never wrote him. The letter was written by him, says Eyman, when he was suffering most keenly on account of domestic trouble. At such times, Mr. Eyman writes to relieve his mind. That is, he often times writes, but more often he spends an hour or two in the pavilion dancing. His wife, who will not see any good in him, has formally objected both to the writing and the dancing. "I wrote that letter," he said. "But I wrote it merely as I would have written an article on municipal corruption or some philosophical subject. At such times when I strive to allay the terrible workings of my nervous system and my overwrought mind I write, but scarcely know what I am doing. "I was in that state when I wrote to Miss Cather. A fit of anger against my wife drove me to do it one night. The next day I had forgotten what I had done, but seeing the letter I picked it up and read it. I was amazed. What I had written was preposterous, impossible, utterly foreign to my saner purposes. I put the letter away among my things and forgot that it existed. I had no intention of mailing it. Several weeks afterward Mrs. Eyman found it; or rather she entered my room surreptitiously and stole it. And then she told me a false story." One year ago last month Mrs. Eyman brought suit for divorce, alleging cruelty. At that time Miss Cather was a witness, but merely to testify to a conversation. Mrs. Eyman's suit was refused and since that time the couple have not been on good terms. She al- Sells Floto Shows Locate California The Sells-Floto circus will manently located in California quarters are being built and hay purchased to feed for animals and people. They selected and farms purchase near Los Angeles. California people will re-Sells-Floto was wintered here year, and, be it said to them this is the first big circus to city and county and state tax aggregation will bring about hundred and fifty people, whom have purchased home and expect to live here always after it will advertise itself big California show. Beginning in the season all California to be visited, including ours, an reception should be given at Californians can give. L. E. MILLER is a fine assortment of Haviland Chinaware ALL AND SEE IT! DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 Bought Her Old Gown. They tell a story of an unfortunate Parisian society woman who, being terribly pushed for a gown to wear at a great occasion, sold seven gowns for the price of one to Mme. X. Among these gowns was one hardly rumpled and which, though very magnificent, had evidently been worn at most only once. This dress Mme. X. sold as a model to Mme. Y., who was the society woman's dressmaker and who had been obdurate about making another thing for the poor little woman without cash down. When this "model" came in she saw a chance for big return of money, so she compromised with her customer and agreed to let her have a new dress, just imported, for a very low figure. Delinquent Office of the Anaheim UniAnaheim, Orange Co. NOTICE—THERE IS DUE the following describeof assessment levied the t 1907, the several amountnames of the respective slows: NAME. NO. CERT. Mrs. Elizabeth Brett 3449 Robert Bosshart...3084 S. Carizosa...1:02 James East...1458 James East...1533 James East...1688 Phidella B. Field...2131 Julia M. Ingram...2358 C. E. Love...2860 C. E. Love...2418 W. M. Raymond...3397 Eugene S. Sargent...3416 J. Stern...2978 J. G. Talbott...3004 F. B. Tuffree...2876 C. P. Tuffree...2941 A. O. Whaley...3289 Chas. Wetenhall and Mary Wetenhall...3242 Mrs. A E. Yorba...3011 W. H. Young...3474 And in accordance with the Board of Directors retwentieth day of July, 1907, each parcel of said stock will be sold at the office of Backs block, Anaheim, Orlafornia, on the 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER at the hour of 2 p.m. of sale delinquent assessment with costs of advertising and P. H. K. Anaheim, August 27, 1907. YOU CAN $12 TO $50 A SOLICITING SUB FOR PICTORIAL Every woman shows We wish a permanent sentative for this county. Experiencessary. Referee required. Mention "The G WRITE TOD Dept. C. P., Pic also complains that on September 1907, "defendant wrongfully carried away all of her linen near of every description." Answering his wife Eyman behind the last mentioned unmenus, "When we were married many," he said, "we entered contract in which it was set that the garments belonging to us were to be community proprience, when Mrs. Eyman took one two chests full of garments, which were mine, I thought it to prevent this disturbance of city property, so I secured the here she had hidden them and them in a safe place." ERTISING CALIFORNIA Following letter has been sent California promotion commit-all commercial organisations. Sir: The increased number lies regarding California and urging of the scope of the committee, calls for a data relative to your booth on the files here and at present agencies of the commit-ghout the world. Believe that a letter from you, in a general way, the condition prevail in your vicinity, instances of special opportuni-g particulars as to the cost and house rents, and making of wages paid, and other that would be of value to settlers, should be sent to month not later than the I trust to hear from you by that you will take up thisance, as it has been found people can be induced to a certain locality, specific concerning the matters so must be given. Suggested that there may be used in the letter particulars requirement of your vicinity of hotels, factories, man-establishments, etc. It that the letter be not still contain the salient fea- would be of value to any settle and which, though very magnificent, had evidently been worn at most only once. This dress Mme. X. sold as a model to Mme. Y., who was the society woman's dressmaker and who had been obdurate about making another thing for the poor little woman without cash down. When this "model" came in she saw a chance for big return of money, so she compromised with her customer and agreed to let her have a new dress, just imported, for a very low figure. Whereat the poor little woman paid all the money she had received for all her dresses and out Mme. Y. brought the model. The poor woman talked herself blue in the face, but she could not say anything to protect herself without betraying her dealing with Mme. X., so, poor thing, she danced in her old frock after all, having swapped all her other gowns for the privilege. A Transformation Scene. A fashionable audience in Paris listened to a lecture on chemistry by a celebrated chemist. At the conclusion of the lecture a lady and gentleman who were among the first to leave the hall had reached the open air when the lady caught her escort staring at her. "What is the matter?" asked the madame in surprise. "Pardon me, but you are quite blue!" The lady returned to the hall and approached a mirror. She started back in horror. The rouge upon her cheeks had been converted into a beautiful blue by the chemical decomposition which had taken place under the influence of the gases which had been generated during the lecture. The majority of the women in the audience had suffered in a similar manner. There were all sorts of colors—blue, yellow, violet and black. Some whose vanity had induced them to put ivory on the skin, coral on the lips, rouge on the cheeks and black on the eyebrows had undergone a ludicrous transformation. DEMAND FOR LITERATURE The state of California is becoming so well known all over the world through the continued and persistent efforts of the California promotion committee that the demand for descriptive literature of the various localities and industries of the state has assumed unprecedented proportions. Through its eastern bureau in New York and its various agencies and which, though very magnificent, had evidently been worn at most only once. This dress Mme. X. sold as a model to Mme. Y., who was the society woman's dressmaker and who had been obdurate about making another thing for the poor little woman without cash down. When this "model" came in she saw a chance for big return of money, so she compromised with her customer and agreed to let her have a new dress, just imported, for a very low figure. Whereat the poor little woman paid all the money she had received for all her dresses and out Mme. Y. brought the model. The poor woman talked herself blue in the face, but she could not say anything to protect herself without betraying her dealing with Mme. X., so, poor thing, she danced in her old frock after all, having swapped all her other gowns for the privilege. A House modern in a complete for $800; see the plans at 3 street, citv. It keeps close account of literature received and when it notices that is falling behind it sends ing for more. These rebe promptly complied w hoped that the commer- tions of the county will there be no call for lit- this county that can no- Paul Revere, De- Was Paul Revere a den- lowing advertisement pub- Boston Gazette and Cou- of Revere's time is belie- that he was: "Whereas, m are so unfortunate as Fore-teeth by Accident ar- to their great Detriment Looks, but speaking both Private:—This is to inform that they may have them artificial ones, that looks Natural & answers Speaking to all Intents, vere, Goldsmith, near ther Clarke's Wharf, Boston. who have had false Teeth John Baker, Surgeon Den have got loose (as they w may have them fastened who learnt the Method o f from Mr. Baker." a certain locality, specific in concerning the matters to must be given. Suggested that there may be need in the letter particulars requirement of your vicinity by hotels, factories, man-establishments, etc. It is that the letter be not still contain the salient fea- would be of value to any to settle. Yours truly, Cordially yours, MRUFUS P. JENNINGS, Chairman. No Shows Locate in Cali-fornia Floto circus will be per-occurred in California. Win-ness are being built and grain purchased to feed and care us and people. The location and farms purchased are Angeles. A people will remember it was wintered here last be it said to their credit, the first big circus that paid county and state taxes. The will bring about three and fifty people, some of the purchased homes here to live here always. Here will advertise itself as the circus show. Beginning early on all California towns will including ours, and a big should be given as only can give. The state of California is becoming so well known all over the world through the continued and persistent efforts of the California promotion committee that the demand for descriptive literature of the various localities and industries of the state has assumed unprecedented proportions. Through its eastern bureau in New York and its varicus agencies over the world the committee is distributing an enormous amount of California literature, and the demand has been so great that the supply at the command of the committee is constantly depleted. The work of the committee along this line has borne good fruit, and no county can afford to let its supply of literature fall short of the demand. The committee does its work of distribution without charge to the local organizations or to the localities furnishing the literature, and the best feature of its work is the fact that no literature is sent out in a haphazard manner. Every piece that is distributed is sent in response to an inquiry from some person who is interested in the state, consequently no literature sent to the California promotion committee is thrown away. The committee desires that every locality in California be represented on its literature counters at headquar-teers in San Francisco and at its eastern bureau, and there is no question that there can be no better method of distributing the literature of the locality. The system of the committee is so perfect in this respect that they may have them artificial ones, that look at the Natural & answers Speaking to all Intents, vere, Goldsmith, near the Clarke's Wharf, Boston. who have had false Teeth John Baker, Surgeon Deny have got loose (as they may have them fastened who learnt the Method of from Mr. Baker." A Weird Old House There is an old man named Knaresborough, England which were built 700 years a fine place, with magnific ing in the rooms, a bedste Cromwell once slept, a p pro place and a ghost. The p pro place is concealed by a The present occupant of tha that during the night sou- steps are heard on the land is impossible to keep the room closed. On one occas- steps were accompanied by bump at the door of an During some recent rest skeleton of a woman was f at the foot of a staircase. Lots for Sale.—Olive Tr Sycamore and Adele street up. Write owner, 1435 F S Asher & Falkenstein, th ble house, is now ready to for the season. Satisfaction teed. Yungbluth & Kroeger se brated Kuppenheimer and clothing. New fall styles ju We charge storage ba will charge them any da Wm. F. Lutz Co. Delinquent Notice Notice—There is Delinquent Upon the following described stock, on account of assessment levied the twentieth day of July, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: NAME. NO. CERT. NO. SHARES. AMOUNT DUE. M. Elizabeth Brett 3449 2 $4 00 Bert Bosshart 3084 8 16 00 Marizosa 1002 1 2 00 Les East 1458 16 32 00 Les East 1533 4 8 00 Les East 1688 5 10 00 Melissa B. Field 2131 5 10 00 A. M. Ingram 2358 3 6 00 L. Love 2860 11 22 00 L. Love 2418 9 18 00 M. Raymond 3391 10 20 00 Gene S. Sargent 3416 5 10 00 Eern 2978 25 50 00 Talbott 3004 35 70 00 Tuffree 2876 10 20 00 Tuffree 2941 14 28 00 Whaley 3289 12 24 00 Wetenhall and Wetenhall 3242 20 40 00 A. E. Yorba 3011 1 2 00 H. Young 3474 4 8 00 In accordance with law and an order of Board of Directors made on the said twentieth day of July, 1907, so many shares of parcel of said stock as may be necessary be sold at the office of said Board at the block, Anaheim, Orange County, Cali- a on the 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1907, the hour of 2 p.m. of said day, to pay the subsequent assessment thereon, together costs of advertising and expenses of sale. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. Anheim, August 27, 1907. YOU CAN EARN $12 TO $50 A WEEK LICTING SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR VICTORIAL REVIEW Every woman should have it. We wish a permanent representative for this town and county. Experience not necessary. References required. Mention "The Gazette." WRITE TODAY ANAHEIM MACHINE WORKS Right Work at Right Prices 204 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim VICTOR MONTGOMERY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Attention given to Probate Business Commercial Bank Building. Santa Ana - Cal Tel. Black 791 au23-6m F. C. SPENCER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Notary Public Odd Fellows' Block, Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Frank Baum REAL ESTATE Center Street Anaheim City and Country Property. Agent for Bay City Property DR. W. W. ADAMS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo. Office and Residence: 126 Philadelphia St. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 4. Phone No. Main 77 W. H. SYER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office and residence in Hart Building, next to City Hall (formerly Dr. Bickford's). Office hours, 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. Telephone No. Main 74 ANAHEIM - CAL J. L. BEEBE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and res. cor. Center and Palm Sts. Office hours: 2 to 4,7 to 8 p.m. Both Phones. ANAHEIM, CAL. FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW Every woman should have it. We wish a permanent representative for this town and county. Experience not necessary. References required. Mention "The Gazette." WRITE TODAY St. C. P., Pictorial Review 853 Broadway, New York you are going to build consult agman & Kruger k at this: A five-room house modern in all respects complete for $800. Call and the plans at 312 Center set, city. close account of every piece literature received and distributed, when it notices that any locality behind it sends a letter ask more. These requests should promptly complied with, and it is that the commercial organization of the county will see to it that be no call for literature from county that can not be filled. Paul Revere, Dentist. Paul Revere a dentist? The following advertisement published in the Gazette and Country Journal were's time is believed to prove he was: "Whereas, many persons so unfortunate as to lose their teeth by Accident and otherways, our great Detriment, not only in but speaking both in Public and private;—This is to inform all such they may have them replaced with real ones, that looks as well as natural & answers the end of being to all Intents, by Paul Re-Goldsmith, near the head of Dr. W. Wharf, Boston. All Persons have had false Teeth fixt by Mr. Baker, Surgeon Dentist, and they not loose (as they will in time), have them fastened by the above method of fixing them Mr. Baker." A Weird Old House. It is an old manor house at Alborough, England, parts of where were built 700 years ago. It is in place, with magnificent paneling the rooms, a bedstead in which sell once slept, a priests' hiding and a ghost. The priests' hiding is concealed by a spring door. Present occupant of the house says during the night sounds of footsteps heard on the landing, and it possible to keep the door of this closed. On one occasion the foot-sweep accompanied by a loud door of another room. Some recent restorations the woman was found buried in the foot of a staircase. For Sale.—Olive Tract, on Olive Street and Adele streets, from $175 per owner, 1435 F St San Diego & Falkenstein, the old reliance, is now ready to buy walnuts season. Satisfaction guaranteed. Coluth & Kroeger sell the celeb-Kuppenheimer and Sincerity. New fall styles just received. Charge storage batteries and charge them any day for you. Lutz Co. Favorite Saloon ANAHEIM BEER ON DRAUGHT Center St. - r - Anaheim Anaheim Bakery PETER SYRE, Prop. Fresh Bread Cakes and Pies Confectionery, Ete. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. LOS ANGELES and CYPRESS ST. WE ARE THE LARGEST ADVERTISERS OF REAL ESTATE IN THE UNITED STATES We will sell your farm, home, or business property wherever situated. Send for our blank to give description of same and have it listed with us. We have buyers for property all over the United States and your farm, home or business property may be just what our customers want. If you want to buy a farm, home or business property, write us to-day what you want and in what state, county, or town you want to locate. We issue a new booklet of farms, homes and business property that we have for sale every month and sent on request. You had better have your farm, home or business property listed with us for our next issue. If you need the service of an attorney before the Patent Office or other branches of the Government in this city, we will give you the name of a reliable firm. Write today. E. J. TOTTEN & CO. Bond Building Washington, D.C.