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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 311, 7 August 1901
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MOST DARING ROBBERY IN CRIMINAL HISTORY THEFT OF $280,000 GOLD BULLION Selby Smelting Works' Strong Box looted by Digging Tunnel Under Vault—Robbers Leave Two Gold Bricks on Bank of Bay—Job the Work of Weeks
THIEVES TUNNEL UNDER VAULT AND BORE HOLES IN STRONG ROOM FLOOR
THE MOILNLWS .NEWS
PRESIDENT RALSTON BELIEVES ROBBERS WILL BURY OR SINK GOLD
ANOTHER OFFICIAL SAYS j WEIGHT OF GOLD TAKEN WAS HUNDRED POUNDS
SEVEN CAIiS OF RAISINS ARE STOLEN Warehouse at Selma Is Forcibly Entered Raid Made by Members of the Packers' Association Lee Ciray, Vlee President of the Company, Anmuiiich KeMpoiiMitiility for the Deed, Which In the Outeome of Itefuwul of Certain Packers to Deliver to the I'aelflc Count Cannery
M'LAUHIN'S REPLY TO COMMITTEE Will Appeal to Democrats for Judgment S«s'» In His Letter He Will Ask the People to Decide liettveu Him and the Senator Who Has Posed as a lliiffoon and a llnlly
PROBABLE SUICIDE
SHAFFER ORDERS FIGHT AGAINST THE STEEL TRUST TAKES EFFECT AFTER SATURDAV (all Includes All Amalgamated Men Employed by United States Steel Corporation Who Are Not Now Out. Battle to Be Waged to the Last Ditch
NATIONAL STEEL MEN ALL LEFT THE WORKS JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT
THREE HUNDRED MILLION COAL TRUST FINANCED BY J. PiERPONT MORGAN
OVER HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE MEN EXPECTED TO BE IDLE NEXT WEEK
STEEL TRUST OFFICERS CONFIDENT AS EVER THAT THEY WILL WiN
Gompcra Keep* Silence
TAMPA STRIKERS DEMORALIZED BY LOSS OF LEADERS
HIGHER WAGES PAID 3Y CHICAGO EMPLOYERS TO KILL UNIONISM
FLATHEADS TURBULENT
BOX MAKERS QUIT WOBK Employers Often Urged Agreement Mayor Plielan Acknowledges lie Can Do No More l ive Hundred Sand Tenmitfn to Het uni* Work 111 San Francisco Today, I rlpiiliuii IlulldliiK lndu.tr>-—tiovrrnor (.auf Ma>~ A..uiiie Hole of Meillutor—Assault, on >on-l nfoiilst.
STRIKE ORDER WILL INCLUDE BENICIA AND REDWOOD CITY
SHIPPING IS PRETTY WELL TIED UP IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY
LABOR CLAIMS VICTORY WHEN CONTRACTORS YIELD TO PAINTERS' DEMANDS
STATIONARY ENGINEERS IN OAKLAND'S COAL YARDS GO ON STRIKE
BIDS OPENED FOR ADDITION TO I.OS ANUEJ.ES FEDERAL BUILDING I I
Santa Hoaa at San Diego
Workliitfmcn Warned
STRiKE BRINGS JEROME BUSINESS TO A STANDSTILL
EXPLOSION IN PHILADELPHIA Search for Victims Still Progresses Seven Dead and Over Sixty Are Injured Police and Fire Official* Hold to the Theory That Damage Was ( aimed hy l.v plosion of (iiiuntitj- of (i(mo-II lie—ITwo Hundred Men Fnnajsed in Search for IJodle* in the Debris
EXCAVATIONS IN GREECE Important I'relilwtorle Ttcninlnit 1)1*- eoveretl In Edbocn
»»» Fon-Kt Fire Threaten* Mine
WAR ON THE NEW I YOlllv MOSQUITOSj Kerosene to Be Ised to tight, the Pests Darrein of Oil Are Sunk In Pond on Stulen Island nnd It In K*pecled the Fluid In 1U m lug Will Destroy All j Embryonic Mosquito Life
FILING OF CLAIMS (losing Scenes In Scramble for Oklahoma UoniPtttcnda
MANILA'S GOVERNMENT Military itule ('en ten :ui<l Coiiiiiilh-Nloiiem Take Charge
| LANDSLIDE TIES UP t | SOUTHERN PACIFIC t
MARYLAND NOMINATIONS Zteptihllcan ('(invention 'nm«*n the Stnte Ticket
DISPOSITIONJOF VERMONT Plan to Make Museum of Old deceiving Slilp
m • m Foreat Fire in Montana
0 MORE FINANCIAL 5 1 TROUBLE IN GERMANY 3
I frOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO# || DEATHS OF THE DAY | oooooooo*
STOCK FARM RANCOCAS
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TO COMPETE WITH CALIFORNIA WINE JTreneli Growers to Ship Over Unfermented Juicc 4'hls "Condeniril Mu«tw Pays Only Twenty Per Cent A«1 Valorem Duty. 1 California Growers Will Take Steps to Have the Tariff Inereased
HERO IN DISGRACE I flMnlla liny Sailor Dishonorably Dlncharired rrom the Navy
OIL FREIGHT CASE CLOSING Case Ready Today fori Argument W. A. BisHcll Testifies About the Santa Fe 11 unlinks —_ I 1 General Freight Agent Shepard of the Konthern I'ufitle Furnl»hea Little Informtlon, ai He Doea Not Make Hatea—W. 11. Allen of Lor Angelea Telia of the Market Condition* j
LINCOLN COUNTY GHADi: CASE Judge Talbot Grants Malt I.nke Hood's ! Petition of Intervention
Wllllama-Sonthcrn Pacific Case I
>'orth weiitern Crop* Good
CLOUDBURST SENDS WALL OF WATER RUSHINO DOWN THE MONO CANYON
| WOMAN DECAPITATED | 8 BY FREIGHT TRAIN j
Eseuped Prisoner Cauaht
Burlier Shoots Milkman
Dwelllnan Humeri In Snn Jose
Veterlnnrinii for Berkeley
I'. S. ComtniNNionrm Appointed
Drowned From n Steumer
♦0000000000000000000000004 I CAPTAIN ALEXANDER § I GETS GOLD MEDAL S
! S BUILDING AND LOAN I !§ COMMISSION FIGHT 8
WHITE RIBBONERS MEET Conference of Reformers Open* ut Pacific Grove
STATE SCHOOL BOOKS Opinion of Attorney (ienrrnl ou Payment for Eastern Plates
RICH COPPER STRIKE South 111 *!>»•«• Minim? f onipnny Opens* I p Fine Ore Body
FIRE IN ARETHUSA Seven Liven Lout on Water Tender to American Ships
New York CI ty'a Tax Rate
HOW 1 SOX CHOSEN ON NAVAL BOABD Selected in Place of Rear-Admiral Kimberly This Choice by Department Is Satis- , fuetory to Admiral Schley— VinouK Wltn«'h»» s llexi red hy Soli ley In Former Fluft Secretary 11. W. Wells :
Deputy Sheriff Shot
Pensions Increased
ll NARROW ESCAPE OF >ll ASSESSOR BERKEY ,f i 9
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FUNERAL OF THE EMPRESS Services Will lie of Most Simple Character Kaiser issues Announcement Regarding Arrangement a u Accordance With the UiupreM' Wl»h, There U to lie Mo State Cerei»io 11 y—lmperial C'ublnet Order I'roclaiius Six Weeks' Nitlioim! Mourniiilt—Mclvinley Seudn Condolence*
SIX WEEKS OF MOIHMVG Public Amusement* to lit' S iispe tided i ( ntll After Funeral
President McKlnley'M Message
8< ENES AfMM I ( HO.MIMHG The Village ol' it rursel Filled With
ITnte of lifiiit'A Departure
Ohtiervaneea by the Hartford
UCLGARIAX HAIDERS PIHSI ED AMI KILLED 111 TinKISII TROOPS
nnttlr Xenr Adrlnnoplr
TRIP OF TORPEDO BOATS CunliiiiK and WiimlotT lluve Hard I'HNNaKe From Norfolk
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Plnn of I!ImIm»|» of Plaeenela f€»r Italian linuil|;rnntn
YOUTHFUL HERO
TIEN CHAUN LUI REVOLT Insurrection Is Gamins: Strength Chinese Court Preparing to Meet Rebellion tienern I Urilmkj*. Hu»«ii»«» Military (iovernor of BluKOY»elien*k( t'ouiiiiitH Suicide—New* In Received From Jaiiatt of u Murder Committed by Wm. Stuart of Los Aiirclch
INCARCERATION OF COLONEL MITRILLO I s II Imprisoned to Prevent Hiin v Joining Uribe-Uribe 1 lie Ih Held in City Jail and Well Cared for, and Xot in (nderKround Dnn-KeoiiH, an Reported—Aflair* In the 1 Interior Are In a Desperate State
FLOODS RUIN FARM CROPS' Rains Cause Great Loss; in New Mexico Railroad and Highway Washed; Out Near Canoncito Cloudburst in Sierra Xevndn Mountain* C Hum's Delay of Central Pacific Train* l-'a*»t of TrucLec, and l)e*t ruction of an lee < ompaiiy'* l)iiin—Heavy lluiiiH in Nebraska j
,j • WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY – Itpluy Sjkteiu In to lie Tried .Near e | llom t(i it
PATENTS ISSUED Three !.<>» Anto'len Men Mlivcovprera of ew ItleUN
DISORDERS IN SERVIA Government Troop* I *ed to Intimidate Oppo*i i lon Electors
GRANT IN All) OF COLONIES AT CAPE i Proposition Discussed in House of Commons Sir William Vernon llarconrt and Other* Severely Criticise the Gov* eminent'* Policy, to Which Mr. Chamberlain Makes Heply I
V SEVERITY TOWARD BOERS
Lyttleton May Iteplace Kitchener
VON WALDERSEE'S WELCOME Declared Off on Account of EiuprcMiT Death
BRITISH NAVAL MANEUVERS Too Much Iteallmii for the (iood of the Fleet
Hoy lvlllrU by Freight ( nr
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HENMICK AND HUNT LEFT FOR THE FINALS GOOD TENNIS SN THE SINGLES Florence Sutton and Mrs. Hull Win Their Matches in the Ladies' Event—Play Enjoyed by a Large Gallery
BOWLERS MAKE FAIR SCORES AT THE CHUTES
ELKS NINE IS TO MEET SAN DIEGO
jREDLEGS SURE OF PENNANT Atherton Arrives From the East Morley Will Play Him in the JtijT t Garden l<nxtfrurr Ha* a Good He cord and Made n lilt Willi Morley Yesterday, While the MaiiiiKer Wan Dlneour-Utfed With White, Who Httd the Temerity to Let Fly liall Drop
NATIONALJ.EAGUE GAMES
— AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES I
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GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED
SECOND TRUST PHASE
AN ALADDIN CITY
CHINESE EXCLUSION
THE SCHEME THAT FAILED
THE PURPOSELESS PREVARICATOR
t ZPunqant !Potnis
CA 1.1 FOR > IA CO MM EXT
A Great Card
THIS DATE IX AMERICAS HISTORY
The Home Light
Xjfio of jCynchtngs
One Day at the Stock 2/ards
Arizona Dates
ffiu es of Servant S/r/s' 9/n/on
Snap Shots
Filipino Distinction
Such a Disappointment
The Wall Street Lamb
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
JUDGE STERRY'S CONDITION SOMEWHAT IMPROVED
Grand Opening Ball
FISHERMEN HAVE TWO NEW FOES
TROUBLES OF A WATER COMPANY Stockholders Get Into a Lively Fight Two Factions in the . Company Struggle lor the Books The Trouble la Canned by "Too Much Johnaon," and It Must Be Settled In the Courts, us the Faction* In the Company Cannot Agree t-pon Satisfactory Settlement of Affairs
CARBOLIC ACID CAUSES DEATH Mrs. Annie*Anderson Takes a Fatal Dose According to John Wilnon, With Whom She Lived, She Killed Herself While Inflamed With Drink Bpcame He Came Home Late
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWSJN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAN I*l IS OBISPO COIXTY) TEACHERS AT SEA AS SCHOOL OPENS Xrip Made to Hawaiian Islands On Sailing Veree! Dad Accident lo F. 11. »I«on of San Frnnriiii'o l)alr> nion'a I nlon Henultn in Tenrintr Scalp From Skull. Five Idiot C hildren In One Family
(LOS A.GELES COI XT Y) PLENTY OF LUMBER AT SAN PEDRO HARBOR
(ORANGE ( Ol NT V) NEW SCHOOL HOUSE FOR EL MODEM
(RIVKRSinE COl>TY> SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS FROM CORONA
(SAX DIEtiO COL'XTY) SAN DIEGO MAN WINS AT EL RENO i Earl (J. Switzer ftets Hundred and Sixtv Acres * •on of Jihlbo Moms holder Ilrrnk* llln Arm—City Council lluyn Water at Five Cents I'er Tliouftand (•iilloim. Suhncript ionn to Eastern Hailuay
<SA > DIEGO CO I MTV) MORE VISITORS AT THE CORONADO BEACH
(OH MiE < Ol TV ) SANTA ANA'S TREE ORDINANCE REPEALED
k (SA* nUHSARBI>'OrOISTV) (e| WELL KNOWN LADY : IS FOUND DEAD ■i a"! Mrs. Eliza Jenkins Passes Away r in SSolitmle lliltio Factory ( nnnot Ciet Knongh llerts, but Srll* Five i arloatl* of i SuKtir In Den* er— Haliroad l'a**en- K«*r Delirious From luteuaelleat
(LOS ANGELESCOIXTV) WHiTTIER SCHOOL BOYS IN ANNUAL CAMP
(SAX BERNARDIXO COl XTY) CANYON STREAMS RAGING TORRENTS Campers Report a Cloudburst in Bear Valley Mian Amelia Swart* Bitten by a Home She Va« In hi tell in®—Prof. Viekrey of Kantta* to Locate at Redlands—l'uttlns Men to Work
(LOS AXGELES COI WTY) REDONDO BEACH SEES A PASSENGER STEAMER
(RIVERKIDE COIJfTV) 'sCITY TRUSTEES AT RIVERSIDE ; Wliittier Company Make sVear's Contract for Oil Rlir Building Room in I'roßrfna and a Amnber of Contractu Mad* for Fntnrf Count ruetlonn—Slight Accl- I dent Occurs to a Motor Train
(SWTA BARBARA COIWTY) THIEVES CAUGHT WITH GOODS IN POSSESSION
Card Of Thanks
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i! NEWS OF PASADENA 1
(I.OS ANGIiI.ES COtiNTV) BILLIARD BLAYERS JN TOURNAMENT Experts and Amateurs to Handle Cues at Redondo "ruli Water Preferred to I'boiphor'•wuof lu lint Water Tank—Children Own the Tun u Today— Big Haul of lilt FUli—Golf Coming
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL1 SALOON MEN OBEY RULES Elton's Beport Will Be Turned Down Special Committee Will Advise That No Action Be Taken Detailed Report h .Not Submitted by IlenNon of the Abaenee of Commissioner Tborpe, hut €'ovnmlsnloner Keeney Informs ( ollenKiiea That Ll«|uor Men Are Llvliik ( p to Hules
COURT BRIEFS
POLICE COURT DAY DAY
SALARY ROLL CAUSES TALK Council May Have to Do Some Pruning Vigorous Kicks Registered by Heads ol Departments Some Connei 1 men Are Profuse With A|ioloHics uii (I Promise to Cio Over llie Or«lliiuiice With More Deliberation— Additional Help to He Carried the Coining Your on lte<iui»itiofia
CITY HALL NOTES
EXTENSION OF CITY LIBRARY Trustees Submit Plan to Supervisors Propose to Furnish Privileges to Entire County in View of Enlarged Facilities Expected iu a New l'ublic Library Building;, a Proposition la Made to Extend tlie I se of (he Hooks to All Hesidcnts iu Los Angeles County
Small Kltclien Fire
—. Want a Setver
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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ARE DEAD AND DON'T KNOW IT Dr. Power Discourses on j Blockheads i 1 Haven't the Is c ilty of Applying Their Faculties UtT, Frederick D. Power Saya the New Beatitude la. llleaned la the Man Who Flnda What lie la Good for And tttleka to It—A Cliaraoterlatlc l<ecture by tlie Noted Divine
0 POLITICS AND | o POLITICIANS o
DEMENTED CITIZENS SENT TO INSANE HOSPITAL Dr. llyer nud Captain Thompaon Are Found to He In Condition lie<lulrliifc Confinement
BRILLIANT MAN AND BRILLiAiMT SCHEME Thiukx That tlie Heat Uuj to Find the Owner of Purse in to tac a Telejxrttpli Pole
WITNESSES CLAIM GOODS WERE OF THE BEST! Major Furrey Potting in Tentlmouy to IJl*l»rove Statement* of the Defendant*
Y. M. cT AT NOTES
Iloyitl Declaration Hill
PRICE OF CANE SUGAR IS AGAIN MATERIALLY REDUCED
REAL ESTATE AND BUIL DING 1
: OF SOCIAL INTEREST I
Wirtney-llarri*
W hint Club
At Lnnchenn
For Children
Cftrllilc-BliiKham
Notes mid Personals
Dlncovery Sulla for Antarctic
RESULTS OF THE RACES ON DIFFERENT TRACKS
Jockey Mulier I.cam the Track
CUMMINS GAINS VOTES < Will Probably lie .toiuiiuitcd for Govi criKir of low it
AiiKcleuos Abron<l
IMMORAL SUASION. It Has Certain Advantages Over The Milder Moral Method.
PIONEERS WILL GO TO BUFFALO Many to Join Excursion Party
Arizona's Surveyor (Jenernl
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THREE MILLION BARBELS FEOM THE KEEN BIYEB Such Is the Present Rate of Shipment Per Annum. Producers Making Effort to Secure Cheaper Transportation
STOCK EXCHANGE
CRUDE OIL MARKET
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
% MINING § Y A
SOME GREAT MINES Rleh Territory Between Low Anvelen and Salt Lake
CHARACTER IN RANDSBURG
WITH THE MINERS
I SANTA MONICA
OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
A CHANGE MADE IN FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION
DAIRY OWNERS VIOLATE PURE MILK ORDINANCE
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BETTER TONE IN STOCK MARKET Steady Improvement With Live Support Noteil Oi'Clin«M on Iteallsluu Salei Overcome by iiootl Demand and Eviilrncei of Inslcle Aid—Whent Prospects und ltnllroad Llnrnlnus Helped Prices
FINAMCiAL REVIEW Money In l.ocnl >lnrket nnd World** RniiklnK Snn rinrr
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Secitrltien In Loh Angeles, Kew York nnd lloiitou
Sew York Ronila
lloiton Stock* and Bonds
CALIFORNIA FKUITS HOME AND ABROAD
I SPECIAL DAILY 9 FRUIT SERVICE S
LEMONS DECLINE I'rlcea Wenker in EiiHtern Markets. OruimeH Hold Very Steady
Xew York Sit fen
Sales In Scotland
Fraltn in Mini Francl«co
Eailern Dried Fruits
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
LAN OFF DAY FOR WHEAT AND MEATS Corn and Oats Also Closed Dull and Lower The Offering of n Short Line of Wheat Caused « Itallj ; !«o n Spurt Followed on Ileported Expoiln, lint u Shurp Ueellne < uiue—.Meats Lower .
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
SIXTH WARD PEOPLE HAVE LOTS OF WATER > All Dnmrer of n Famine in the South I'urt of the City 1m ow UeUeveil to Be Over
Emergency Ability
Tho Favorite Line East
JOTTIXGS
Brown, the Furnace Man
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SENATOR CLARK PREPARES TO HOLD HIS OWN HANDY MEN SENT TO DESERT They Are Attached to tlie Engineering Corps and Are Men of Serve and Action—Ross Clark Talks of Their Qualifications
j SITtAR mill ] HUNS AS USUAL i .!. Ross Clark .Makes a Statement of Fads He I>rn I ok I lull Ulither IVatTi Were nnd Attribute* the Troulile nt I. or Al»init os to Ak If atom nn«l People lio Work Their Jaws
Harbor* Moat Get Licenses
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