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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 278, 5 July 1901
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A NOTABLE AND WIDESPREAD CELEBRATION OF THE NATION'S BIRTHDAY JUDGE CHENEY DELIVERS A STIRRING ADDRESS DEN!NG THAT THE ERA OF PATRIOTISM AND NATIONAL PRIDE IS PAST, AND RECOUNTING THE MAN ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE COUNTm IN THE CENTURA AND A QUARTER-
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♦0000000000000000000000004 I | GOVERNOR GAGE t I SENDS A LETTER TO V | THE COMMITTEE Si
FOREIGNERS CELEBRATING Fourth Observed in All Countries American Society's Banquet in London Toichlng Reference to Illnfii of Mm. McKlnley and, Death of Adalbert Hay—Peking, Pari*, Berlin, Havana and Other C"ttie» Join In Heloembering American Freedom
Observance In Mexico
Gaiuea in ( hina
ParlQ Is Decorated
Field Day lit Cuba
Flying In rierliii
Flnj; Incident In Victoria
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# 9 FIRST FLAG RAISING S 8 IN UPPER LOUISIANA 8
ORATION IN PHILADELPHIA Minister AVu Is Warmlv Received
TAMMANVS FIELD DAY |)r>au Send* u MemnKe to the Democrat* of New York
<>0 00000000000-0000000000004 % CUIET DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE §
| QUIET DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO > Twenty Thou sand People j See Fireworks >
FRESNO HOLDS A GENERAL CELEBRATION
ELABORATE PROGRAM GIVEN IN SAN DIEGO
SAN JOSE VALLEY CELEBRATES NOISILY
PLEASANT WEATHER FOR SACRAMENTO
INDEPENDENCE QAY THROUGHOUT ARIZONA
Hiinrtftburtc Hum 111k Time
Fiesta at Fairfield
Suntn Crui Olebrnte*
No Casualties nt Marysvllle
Xapa Kutertnlus Neighbors
ACCIDENTS OCCUR IN MANY CITIES
Three Are Drowned
Work of Firecracker!
Struck by a Cyclone
One Killed and Forty- Injured
lleef nnil Ice Plunts Hunt
Drowned While Uoatlng
CELEBRATING IN COLONIES Manila and Porto Rico Take Part
Porto Hioo Celebrates
Stores Destroyed by Fire
4«» Moderation ut Cincinnati
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I LONE HIGHWAYMAN | S HOLDS UP STAGE 8
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EARL RUSSEL'S CASE POSTPONED Attorney General Opposes Any Further Delay ■ I His Lordship's Counsel Says Thnt Evidence as to Domicile In Nevada Can Only Be Given by Witnesses In j America find Needs Preparation
French Minister to China I
POLITICS IN j BUENOS AYRES Revolution Threatens 011 Public Debt Fire Thousand People Assault Newspaper Offices Former .'•resident Pelltffrlnt Greeted With Stone* nud Other Mfsnilen and Mob About* for President Hocca's Resignation—De Mndla ICeslwns as Director of Matlonsl Bank
ASPHALT LANDS DISPUTE Warnrr-Huliilan. ntlf<-Hie in I'osneamloii of Venezuela Property
AMERICANS IN COLOMBIA Former Conanl Sny* rulteil States Does Not Protect ft» Clttsena
German Fxiiorti lucrrnse
+000000000000000000000000+ L DEATHS OF THE DAY |i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO# Prof. John Fl«k«
♦0000000000000000000000004 I KING EDWARD'S TITLE § S SOON TO BE CHANGED o
I RANDOLPH TO COME SOUTH Will Manage Los An<reles Electric Line 0. W. Smith Elevated to Position of Second Vice-President IVnrrlman Announce* Intention to Runh Work on Line Pronfl vmln to Southern California— In I for in. Sjnteui of Reports for the I nlon nn«l Southern I'nelfle In Contemplated I _ I
Wfnchell Tiilkit Hallrondn
Former Governor Plnflrree*a Body
Germany Wants Fernando Po
RELIGION IN PHILIPPINES Statehood Impossible for Mohammedans General Bates Tells Some Interesting Facts j_ Hellcrer* litthe Koran Oecapy Southern Half of Mlludaiiau «ml Other l»land»—I nlted Htalm Deal* Liberally, Show-In* o Partiality to Creed or Kellfflon— PolyjtauilntN
Filipino Dfloßaten In Madrid
MORGAN IS BACK BUT SAYS LITTLE Banker Arrives and Hurries to Summer Home Many Millionaires, a Turkish Minister, Musician antl a Consul Reach Kew York—Pierre Lorillard Is 111 With Nephritis anil May Die
Killed by a Train
HOLD-UP MEN If SURROUNDED: Montana Train Bobbers j Brought to Bay ~ , I Work of Tracking Rendered Difficult Knicluer of the Robbed Train I* With C (lie Posse mid Can Identify the j ItnnditK—Booty Secured Snld to I Amount to Over Seventy Tliounand Dollar*—Further Details {
ISXUIMiER RECOGNIZED BANDITS Leader Said to Be a Member of the No- > torlu(i« turry (iaiiK
» , » Carnegie Cables an OSni
SAN PEDRO ROAD PARTST ARRIVED 8 IN SAN FRANCISCO LAST NIGHT |
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo^ I FORMER MONK IS I g SENTENCED TO PRISON 8
GUNBOATS REACH SAMAR Island Forms Last Strongholdottks Philippine Insurrection
♦0000000000000000000000004 lIN MORGAN'S HOUSE, I GOT FOU3 YEARS §
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AMERICANS WIN AGAIN Pennsylvania University Beats Thames Warm Reception to the Powers From United States American Crew linn nn Ka«y Victory and Will Meet the l.eandern in the Final Heat (or the tirand fhullense Cap Toda>—Belgian* Make a (ioud thonlni With the l.eanders
ROBERT WADDELL WINS THE SHERIDAN STAKES
port Summary
Delmar l*nrk
Invent* in Montana
Fort F.rlf Summary
SHAMROCKS DRIFT
Good Conrning nt Snn Franclnro
MOFFATT'S ARM AGAIN FAILED Gardner Gets Decision in Third Round Neill and Thurston Go Limit of Twenty Rounds •♦Sailor** Brown Knocked Ont in Fifth Round by Kred Ulnnohard—Thrte Times MoA'att Has Thrown Mil Shoulder Out of Placeand His Hlng Career May Be Ended—Arena Fight
CONEY ISLAND CLUB CLOSES ITS MEETING
FLANAGAN BEATS THE HAMMER RECORD
Bnll Fluht* in Omnha
Alert Heat# the F.rina
SILENT WINS TOURNAMENT Takes Premier Honors in Close Contest Golf Links ot Ocean Park Club Are Opened The Handsome New Club House and Grounds o( the Oceansldc Sportsmen Are Inaugurated by a Successful Tourney—Course Promises to lie Exceptionally Satisfactory
BUFFALOJTTHLETICS Ten Tliouaaud Perionii Watch|K«eei In tlie lllff Stadium
Tollman Roiml Knee
Tennis 4 tinmplonnhlp
Princess of Wnle. Stnke
REPROACH FOR" PRO-BOERITES Acrimonious Discussion in British House War Secretary Brodrick Lays Blame for War on Radicals llcnda A Dlapnteh Giving the Official Announcement That Peace 'Kegotlatlona Have Failed—Adrleea From the Front Shonr That the Doera Are Still Strong In the Field I
SOLDIERS SHOOT PROMISCUOUSLY Colored Volunteer, and White Man Seriously Wounded Trnlns Bearing Discharged Troops to the Kunt Are the H«*ei»o of Disorder. Armed Wlnslow Citlsens Refuse to t'eriult| the Soldiers to Leave Cars I '
Corneratone I.nyliig
?: « > General Wood Tm Better
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REDLEGS BREAK EVEN WITH SAN FRANCISCO GRAVES FAVORS THE WASPS Morning Game Is Easy for the Los Angeles Team, But Afternoon Game Is Given Opponents 011 a Silver Platter by Umpire
SACRAMENTO LOSES
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
; NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
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DURRELL WINS THE ROAD RACE Handicap Is Taken by a Mere Lad Florentin Captures the Prize for Best Time Overholtxer, the Covlnn F.ntry, Stnrtii With the Wrong Hunch, mid Although He Finished First Jiid£CH and lleffree Met Hint Hack to the FlKhteeiith, IMiice—t.ood Heeorda
LADIES BOWL FOR HIGH STAKES
Oxford mid Cambridge nt Cricket
Jenklna Defeats .lolinaon
FOURTH OE JULY STAKE WON BY JULIUS CAESAR
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HEAT INJURY TO VEGETATION
DELAYED CANAL REPORT
NOW DIRT WILL FLY
ANOTHER STATE TEXT BOOK ROW
DESERT AND CLIMATE
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FOHEIGX FACT AD FASfCY TV, . !>>••• 1 .-. I 1
The (inmp of ••9mn»h"
A JoiiKlr Telepbont
Literary I.tiiidmarki Doomed
'Twas at a Dance
AFTERMATH OF THE GLORIOUS FOURTH . >0000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000
Colorado lOay TlJith fflatt/ors
Srowing 'Demand for "ZPonny 'Dreadfuls" 0
I Gditon'ai Opinion 3 B'jOfSiCIrySISfBIujcyi^ISJSIBIBJciiiSBIBIBJBfiSJEISIs/fl
Oil Claims in Arizona
THIS DATES IX AMRRICAN HISTORY
THE CITY'S NEWS
TQDAYjS EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
Stries to kill DIVORCED WIFE Jealousy Guides Trask's Revolver Three of the Bullets Cause Slight j Wounds Annered Beeanse Mrs. Trask Announces That She InteudM to Klopo j W Itli Frank folium, aa Italian j llarher, a Wall Street HoMtler Shoots Five Times nt the Woman
RAILROADS CARRY MANY PASSENGERS i Exodus to Beaches Breaks All Previous Records Electric and Steam llailroad* Estimated to Have tarried Over 80,000 People Yesterday—Many Visitors In City—Sho«vs All Well Patronized
lOnitlneer Cnrr'a Coudltion
Sot Kire to (lie Hoof The roof of A. A. Haver's mrrtneo
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Favorite Line East
9000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOiXXJOt ' | PERSONAL NOTES tooooooooooooooooooooooou#
HOTEL ARRIVALS
lnUelivered Telvirruma
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAN DER.N AIIDI.VO COUNTY) fiEDLANDS PEOI'LE OPPOSE ELECTION Feeling Strong Against Proposed Water Bond Issue Independence Day Passe* Quietly, the Larftrr l»nrt of the riH«en*(iolng to the Beaches op Nearby Towns. ( ii4A liOmn Hotel Closes for Season
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) POMONA HOLDS A BIG CELEBRATIOM
(RIVKKSIDE COUNTY) i BRUTAL MURDER NEAR ELSINORE Mr?. Peter Tiedman, a Miner's Wife, the Victim linrn nnd Outbuildings llnrned to the Ground, Presumably After the Crime Wan Committed—No Traee of Suspect Tiediuau
(SANTA BARBARA COL'NTY) LIVELY FOURTH SPENT BY SANTA BARBARA
lI.OS ANftEI.ES COINTTI MONROVIA ENJOYS FIRST CELEBRATION
(IIIVERSIDE COUNT*) RIVERSIDE SPENDS THE DAY QUIETLY Sham Battle in Early Morning and Races in Alternoon The Member, of Company M Cleverly Uvnilc (lie -Stall- l.an Hequlrlliu All Mtllila i'omiinules to I'arude on 1 nil eye u tie lice Unj-Personal
CLOS AXGELES COUNTV) CROWDS FLOCK TO REDONDO BEACH
(SAX IIEItXAUUIXO COL'NTV) I WOULD INSURE THE COUNTY'S TREASURE Fidelity Company Makes San Bernardino Proposition Cash on Hand In Sow Kept lit Treasurer'* Ynnlt and (iiinrdrd n< a Cost of 9150 Per Month—Wong Qnon Is Still at Large-Quiet Fourth Spent
(LOS AMiELUI COUNTY) PEOPLE TO VOTE ON SALOONS SATURDAY Lonjr Beachers Will Determine Question Another Application Made to Coonoll for HU Kleetrlc Hnllmiy Krniiehlse. Mystery Surranndlnu Oiboru«'i UUaypmrunce Deepens—ulri
<S.%* Ll'IS OBISPO COl'.VrV) SAN LUIS PIONEER FOUND DEAD IN BED
(SAX DIEGO COtIKTV) CORONADO TENTERS ENJOY LIVELY DAY
(VENTURA COUNTY) MINISTER'S SON IS CRIPPLED FOR LIFE
The Wizard Suspender
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NEWS OF PASADENA
(OAAXGB COUNTY) IMMENSE CfiOWDS THRONG SANTA ANA Slide for Life Nerrjwly Escapes Being Slide to Death Wire Breaks la Middle of Lamonl'i Sensational Feat, Hurling Him to the Ground With Terrlfln Force. Kedlanda Wine Tournament Easily
(Sa* msiiMAitnixo cousitti MEXICAN FOUND DEAD WITH KNIFE IN HEART
CHINESE REPORTED PLANNING RISING Missionaries Believe Calm Will Not Last Ureat Freiiarntlon* for War Said to He (Joint; on In Shen SI Province. Uermnn I'orflnu Office Reports 1 ontraillet the Stutenient
MAN'S LIVER BURSTS To*via of White Mountain Reported Swept Awoy In Alnaltit •
SPLIT AMONG LIBERALS Brltldli PoliticlmiN I> incus?* lHti&eiialoim In the I'nrty
Sultan's Third Wife Dead
HETTINGER IS STILL MISSING Chief Elton Offers a Reward for Hiin E. C. Hurth's Condition Is Not Reassuring Graphic Description of the Man Who Is Accused of Flrlnjr Three Shots at n Baker Ciolqk to Work—Xo One Has Seen Hettinger, the, Accused Man, for Months fast
Fred Hettinger's Alibi
MORGAN GIRDLES GLOBE ruroliaMc of Various Stcumatil;, I.lucai by I!uiikcr u I'uct
KNIT GOODS IN EUROPE I'milnet of Aniprlenn Mills Sella In KnKlnnd nnd Germnnr
FISH PACKING COMBINE Alnskn Pucker*' Association' to Allsorb Anncort»n Concern
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THE WEATHER
IV>atlirr Conditions
Frluay Forfcnst
Spec In 1 Unllr Frnit Service
crop light. Connt Record
KiiHtcrn Tcmpprnfiippi
now*
• DIED
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BIG RUSSIAN BANK FAILURE Five Million Roubles the Deficit Large Failures in Germany and New York President of the (aaael Grain Drying Company Arrested and Director Disappear*—Jerome B. Wheeler's Heavy I.lahllltlea to Western Creditors—Credit Worries London
LARGE GERMAN ASSIGNMENT President of lk« Cassel Grain Drylas Company Is Arrested
JUROMI2 B. WHGKIEH FAILS Decline In Silver and Many Milling Suit* (he Umt
Oerman Credit Worries London
TO LIGHT SAN FRANCISCO latcra Bymllrntc Secure* Option on Two Ughting Companies
Manhattan Bicycle Ilaclnar
What Our Flug Stands For
RUSSIAN KOW OVER TARIFF Effect Not as Disastrous as Expected American Business Man Talks Sound Sense Expenditure of In Siberian Railroad frevthtvd by Differences Between Two Countries, but America Cannot Permit Rualaii Interpretation of Our Tariff Law
FREE TRADE FOR . THE PORTO RICANS
England la Learning Poker A mining engineer who has returned
Kins or Knavef
Penalties af the Chase
JAP FISHERS GET A SCARE Penned Up in a Cannery by Indians Warriors Will Not Stand for Salmon Catching Orientals Had Offere«| to riih for Lets Than Scale Fixed by the I vilou, hut Are Surrounded and Driven llaek by Irate llraves, Who Were Decked Out In Foil Wnr Paint
SHAFFER CONFIDENT, vg Predicts Steel Combine Will Come Aronnd to I nloi| Terms
THOIBIE OVER AT TELLIHIDE No More Bloodshed Is Feared and the Mines Will Cloes Down
qrifr'.T IN BANT ST, 1.0 l IS Neither Strikers Nor Coinpuiilett Attempt to Uo Any thing,
BICt land frauds IN THE NORTHWEST Numerous Indictments Returned by Helena Grand Jury Montana Cases Grow Out of Trnnsoction by Which Senator W. A. Clark Obtulned J4.000 Acre* of Public Domain and Timber Lands
KID CURRY THE LEADER • Cow l'unobor Recognises the Famous Outlaw In One of Train Robbers
EXERCISE AND BE STRONG Advice by au Enyllih Noblciram«n to Her Sliteri of Ihe Present Day
Torpedo'* Fatal Exploilon
HEAT WORSE IN CHICAGO Kansas Uet.s Promised Scorcher Weather Bureau Officials Arc Still Silent Middle Wonforn Stntcn Unftcr on the Fourth While Locul Tlitinder-MtoruiM (mil tbo A tiiiONphere la Other Sci'tloiu—.rw York <iota a Little lteJI«»f—>1(1, Ilntlliiiorc 12 Die
Scorcher In Kuiiniik
ClileaKU'i Worst Day Yet
Thunderfttorma in Philadelphia
Ocean Breeze Couli e*v Yorlc
Hot and Unmld
Record Broken In St. Joseph
Iletter In Boston
St. Louis Warming I'p
Spell Broken In IMttsbllrir
T*velve Dentin at Baltimore
A Country Without Prisons
True to lII* C'liuin
PRUNES AND 611 APE FOOD Theodore M. Kearney on the Outlook Difficulties in Former Season's Fx plained St re nu f h<> ii iii k the Leirnl Poftltion of l'runf, anil Itaimiii A nnoc ia 11 on a. t«oo<l l*rlco Kxprctcd for Maiirut ti r«« i)m—)luk I n k New Arrunuvnn'iit With Growprn Everywhere
USED IN PLACE OF HORSES Queer Autmala laed to Draw Vehicles at Varloun T tinea
Slow Talker, Pcrlinps
CSunrnnteert
ANNUAL COUNT SHOWS THEFT San Francisco Mint Is Short Six Bags oi Gold Officials Puzzled to Account for the Disappearance The Money Won in Twenty Dollar Uoldi Piece* and Thirty Tliounand. Dollars In MlmnJiik—llookn of Cuhivr flnlniiee "With Those of Other Departments—Roberts on Scent
HUNTING A ROYAL CRADLE
Sruttle's (irnre
JOTTIXU9
KERN RIVER OIL SAND OF REMARKABLE DEPTH Statement of an Engineer Who Has Been Making a Careful Inspection ot the Field
ine civil engineer lumpnru i rr' """ri TEE USE OF CRUDE OIL IN THE MAKING OF ROADS Experience in Sail Bernardino County Has Been Encouraging—Lays Bust and Protects the Roads
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
GREAT MINERAL COUNTRY
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ORCHARD AND RANCH
Farmer'* Club Prowrnm
Too Morh Indlnn
The World'* Wlient Crop
Extraordinary Farming
| Orchard |
The Fruit Exchange Method
♦00000000000000 oooaoooooo# I The Ranch jj ♦00000000000 ooooooooooooo# A City Mun'a Ilunst
♦■ooooooooooooooooo* j Poultry i ♦ 00000000000000000-t Hints on Chicken Feeding
Cattle nt Denver
I Liverpool Wheat Market
Pnelllo Coast Shipping
POLICEMAN DIXON CATCHES A TARTAR Boatkeeper Miller Resists Exclusion Another Phase of the Strnfgle for the Possession of the Dontlng: Privilege Leads Directly Into the Police Court—Miller Makes Hard Flirht
TROLLEY PARTY
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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RAILWAY EMPLOYES MAY GO ON STRIKE SAY THEY ARE READY WAR Object to the Discharge of the Men on the Traction Because They Belong to Union—Laundry Strike Situation Unchanged
' ■ ■ DIRECTORS OF THE SALT LAKE Party Is Expected to Arrive at Noon Jluch Business to Be Transacted by Officials All of the Property Interests of the Company Arc to He Carefully (ione Over and Matter* Pertaining to Mights of Way auil General Expansion Will lie 1 p for Consideration
BUTCHERS ENJOY THEIR NINTH_ANNUAL OUTING llnvc niß Picnic and Bnrhecue at Sycamore (.rure-I.nrscly Attended hr Members find Friend*
M'KEOWN JOINS IN CELEBRATION Enthuses With Firewater aiul Fireworks lie Is*i»lodf» h Bomb lit the Mnjfillc and Iloi'M C onsiderable Dmiume—It I« Eiperted Tbut He Will Settle I'p for the Mlichlef He C«a»ed I
Onofrlo Wan lilrkrd s
Struck. Willi a Beer Mlitmm I
Lowed! Katm K«at ! I
Brown, the Furnace Man
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