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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 318, 14 August 1901
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TRAIN HELD ! lIP BY FIVE HIGHWAYMEN Bold Robbery in Indian Territory Suspects Captured With Aid of Blood hounds (Telegraph Operntor at C'nney. Station Near Which llold-l'p Occam, Telegraph* for Offlcrri, and Within Two Hour* Seven Men Believed to Me the Criminals Are I'nder Arrest
SISPECTS AUK ARRESTED Pn Evidence Annlnat the Seven Men Cinitfiit
Pnssenffer Trulu Wrecked
TYPOGRAPHICAL SESSION IS HELD Debate Between Branehes ot the Printing Trade l'renmble of Propo.Mlon Allowing Complete Autonomy to Stereotypes nil (I Kleetrotyper* to lie Submitted to a Referendum Vote |
MANILA HARBOR I nruo Contract Signed for IniproveinentN to Renin Immediately
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOUR YEARS FOR ROBBING PAWNBROKER Consnl Finds Americans Are Guilty Looting With Violence ('harped in a Chinese Village lltehnrd l.cnlle Hotter, Alfred I'lnnt and J utiles Winn Fire In (tie Pawnshop, Demand Five Thonimnd Taeln, Kannack Place, nud Take a (innntity of Silver and Jewelry
PIKE'S PEAK SUMMIT REACHED BY AUTO
MORTGAGE FOR MORGAN Consolidated Tohncro (ompnny Rorrnwi Money to Almorh Rivals
TREASURE FROM ALASKA l,ow Water Came* Trouble to Yukon n iKnt ion
Destructive Fire In SwodUh Town
TWO MEN KILLED AT MINAH MINE Others Narrowly Escape With Their Lives Air Slut ft Become* Stopped I'p nnd Smoke From a IfolntltiK Engine Collect*—Two Men Fall Dend While Tryingl to II en eh the Open Air
Pacific ( able 21111
BRYAN TRAVELS LIKE COMMONER
SEARCH FOR GOLD STOLEN I FROM SELBY'S I Theft Larger Than Sum > at First Stated I Sonic Treasure May Be Hidden in Another Spot Detective* Relieve Tlint Winter* Concealed Some of the Gold on l.nml | and That He Hope* to Seenre It In the Future—Krror in Compiling the I.l*t of Stolen Ilnrn t
TWO MORE lIA lIS FOl ND Fonr Marked llrlek* Still Hematn to He Recovered
WINE GRAPE CROP Prospects for Smaller Yield Thau I.nut Year
GERMAN-AMERICAN Paul Dflioii A<l voptit«*« Mutual Reciprocity Treaty .. I
Denmark to Xeffotlntc Loan
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MINING TOWN Quartz Mountain, in Tuolumne County, Burned By Heroic Effort* on Part of Miner* n Few lluilriiitKK rc Saved—F«re«t FlreM Hfittinn on Ihe Stuninlaun Itiver North of Jumentown
UNION PACIFIC AUDITOR Official Annotiiices Appointmeiit of Hornet* I. Hetfls
Schumacher n General Aarcnt
NIAGARA ELECTRIC POWER Zurich EnuineerN Obtain. Contract for 3laclilncry
FRUIT PRESERVER FAILS Liabilities of .More Tlian u Million, Aaaeti Five Thousand
Murders Kiln Wife
Japan's Demand* for Concession
IllnoftM of Caenerul Ludlovr
Steamer Ophlr at Durban
Peruvian Cabinet Cenmired
THEODORE E. BURTON TALKS OF HARBOR POSSIBILITIES 0E THE PACIFIC COAST
INDUSTRIAL WAR WAGING WITH VIGOR Result of Steel Trouble Still in Balance Strikers Make Many Gains in Last Twenty-Four Hours Total of Sixty-Two Thousand Mp« ow Out of Work—Factory W'hiitle* lllow hnt Men l)o Not Kenpond* Ilrenk Made In t arneicle Force*. More I'lantn to Bp Torn Do*vn
STEIiL OFFICIALS WANT PROTECTION FOR MEN
PREPARING FOR SUIT AGAINST STEEL TRUST 1
LLINOIS STEEL MEN [ MAY RECONSIDER ACTION J
liirroaHe In Franco'* Copulation
Mar«|iilM Ito ( nminift llere
COLLIERIES I AT NANAIMO CLOSE DOWN Result of the Strike at San Francisco Use of Oil Also Injures Coal Producers (iooil Profrrenn Ilelnir Mad** Toward Settlement of the Strike in Man Franel*eo, Tlioiimli Both Slile* Are Continuing Preparation* for I<oiih; Wn rfa re—Shortage of Coal a Factor
GOOD PROGRESS MADE TOWARD SETTLEMENT
COAL SUPPLY DECREASES IN SAN FRANCISCO
I '.'lies* IXI.II ll«J i . I If, I IIIUMIVi. STEAMER SANTA ROSA AT REDONDO
DEPARTURE OF ROCKHILL j French Government Places (miner at Hl* DlnpoMnl
To Protocol Tharndn?
Amcrlonii Howln <>ocn to Ilnnnln
LARGE EIRE IN HONOLULU Damage Done by Flames' in Heart of tiie City Mass Meeting1 of Japanese Protests Against Quarantine I A Ice ( on*ul Oknlie nnd Wife foml»ellerl to I ntferorct I'llynlcal Exam- « Inntlon by Inl te«l Stnton Oftirlnl. Who In Dpiioiiiumml In Severe Itenoliitlonn—Other I'lißneiiieerii l'nn«e«l
meeting'oT redmen (irent Conncil of the «ln(p ( onvenea nt Snn Fraiirhcn C A V* T7*r» * */ 'Tt</ <nt .. _ <n
NAVIGATION RULING Ilnrffen Without Power Need Not fie Mean a red
§ CAMP FIRE BURNS Si TWO YOUNG CAMPERS jjj 9 .. 0
MODOC LYNCHERS TO PAY PENALTY I i Fred 11. Jackson Says All Will Be Caught l-.xprcn* .Mmsrußpp Who Illstln-Kiilihod lllmnelf In llnttle With Chrln Kvnnn MnUcn In vent ligation nf the Affulr at hookuul
A SMMiilted With n Pitchfork
I FIVE PRISONERS CUT f | THROUGH JAIL WALL O "
| STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Only One Member Shows Up in Sacramento v Ileportn Front ( onnty Mftennorii Have . Deen Hfprlvrd, Imi( Some Auditors Are Helitiidhaud—Over Three >1111- lloim of (hureli Property I ntaved
janci $.»,i>uv,uuv. ADMITTANCE OF FLOUR TO CHINA . Matter of Much Importance to San Francisco i hnmher of Commerce anil Mnnnfae* | In rem mid Producer*' A Nnoelnt lon C Inlm .Much of the Credit for R«- I movnl of the Five Per Cent Tariff
i— m > Anniversary of Tycho Ilrntie'M Death
Merlin Press Comment on Crlapl
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-WITNESSES IN SCHLEY CASE Acting Secretary Hackett Issues Statement Unable to Tell Who Will Be Summoned Admiral Sell Icy In Permitted to Cnll I pun Any Perftonn to Testify He WlnlieN—-Hereafter Mr. Haekett Will Decline to Answer Any Inquiries lleicardliiK Court .Matters
CROKER'S MOVEMENTS Will I'rohnlily Kriiiiiitt n( Mont llonur Tlimtmli St»|»tt»mlier
CATTLEMAN MISSING Belief That Joseph Hurler! linn Rffn Muriloreil
ROBBER TO SERVE FORTY-EIGHT YEARS
CLEVER TIUCK OF BANK SWINDLER Thirty Thousand Dollars Is Secured From Chicago Concern Hy I'Hf of I.nnilon llrnft a Depnallor Twice Drown the Amount to Ills Credit Allied by nn O. K. From Hunk President, mid lln« Not Ileen Seen
PATENTS ISSUED T'ro Discoverer* Invent on-Reflllal»le Uottlea
RECEIVING SHIP VERMONT Old Vr»»rl May He l<.-turned to Brooklyn >nv>- Ynrd
Confpsston of Jnmrß tli'Donnlil
AFFAIRS OF COLOMBIANS State Department Hears From Consuls —1 — Revolutionists Enter Several Towns on Panama Road Line llc|»rcnentativen In t'nlteil State* of Southern Republic* Got l.ittle Information—Lieutenant Commander Nathan Sarßent Remain* In Charge of Maehlas, Oivliik to lllsTaet
Newn nt WaiNlilnKton
Revolutionist* KititlinK Allium crh lliiiea K.Hr.i'o Wn to L- n n I
Ilcport of Colombian Officials
Itetiort From BuKotn 7"? nth nf thne.i fnni »1,~ *
More I'eacefnl enn
j RAILROAD MEN o ARE REMEMBERED 2 '•
MYSTERY OF JOHN WERNER SOLVED Newfoundland Dot; Drags Body From Lake Michigan .11 iiit Wlio I.eft lII* noun- nt licno*lin, Wln., Fourteen Year* Ago, After n Lovorn' Quarrel, In Heard of No More Till Hl* lloily In Sent Home
I CARRIAGE CORPORATION L. F. Thnmnft Appointed Receiver in Xew )urk stute
.ew York Police Captnlii Indicted
Odell ( onnitlerliiK Sltnnlion
Irnjgcr Hum Feeble Heart
"BOSS TICKET" VICTORIOUS Primary Election Held in San Francisco First Under New Law Goes Oft' Quietly Clitcf Interest In In the Hcpubllcfin Focllonnl I'll; lit. In Which It<»Ktilnr OrKnnlxallon Ticket llefeatu the Primary l.riiKiie Ticket—Nearly Every Olntrlct Carried by IteKnlarn
DEATHS OF THE DAY I (%
PeimtoiiN Granted
Cornelln* Vnnderlillt n Soldier
Ware and Wrlglit Winners
WWVwvvwxmo-O 00000000000000000000000000 f i > DWELLERS IN PARADISE SEE 1 ♦ FIERCE FLAJIES SURROUND THEJI | |
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INTERMENT OF THE EMPRESS The Body Is Laid Beside Her Husband's Impressive Ceremony Takes Place : at Potsdam i . ' .. . Service* Are Held at Chapel Rotnl. St. JaiiK'n I'alaee, Simultaneously lVlth Funeral at Pottftdam—Kmperor Exprea*esi to Aniltnoiiflilor White His Deep Sympathy for Him T>r> to rv i vr 1 n t*m. – _ : r
MEMORIAL SERVICE IN LONDON i-1 _____ 1 r Ceremony at Chapel Royal Simislta- j , n4*OUN With Funeral i •
I'reonillloim Affitlnst riarchlnts
I<ihvnr«l Uopn lo Hoiiilinru:
Tolstoi Going to Crimea
Anueleitos Abroad k 1 tl«ivittn Tho HprflM
;j VOLUNTEERS FROM PHILIPPINES MEET t Reunion of Soldiers Is llekl at Salt Lake Tlic Gathering Is Greeted by General I Irving little of Colorado, and Addresses Are Made by Other Wellliiiowu Lendem— lasts Three Days
POLITICIANS IN A STABBING AFFRAI j I ■ Fracas in Front of the Gilsey House, New York j Three Boston Politicians Get In a Mix- I p With Delegates to Wall Paper Manufacturers' Convention and Two Men Are SliKlitl}- Wounded
Boston Politicians
FEAT CF A SLEEP WALKER Uuidcd n Party «*r Perilonii Path* in Perfect Safety
Wo rue
Itiilc Followed by Sumatra Widow*
A MlnlcnillnK Troth
i BLAKELY HALL'S AFFAIRS IN COURT . Wife Is Granted a Decree of 1 Absolute Divorce i Papers Except Decree Are Sealed and Kxpreaalon of Faeta ot Ksaentlal la Avoided—tase Heard llefore Iteferee— >o Objection to Report Made I
ACQUITTED The Argnmrut Tlini (ienernl Toomb* Made lor Jim
WHOSE HEAD SHALL IT BE? ! Frenchmen Want Klnjr'N I'roflle He- t moved From Playinpr Card*
( London is Improviiiß f
HUMAN FINGER PRINTS fosMlble Drawbacks to Their Valor la Irfcntltleatloa
SUICIDES IN THE SUMMER Hot Wrallii'r Han n Tendency to Increase ManiH for Self-Mnr«ler
Comparative ('nut of Kdtirntlon
UNITED STATES CODE COMMISSION __ Chairman Botkin Now in New Jersey Ortttin ( ItnnivoN til l.nm llrlntlnß to Oricnnlintfton, Jurisdiction mid Practice of Federal Court* Will He Kecomniended by the ComnilN»ion < ■
THE JUNIOR REPUBLIC Practical Lennona Taiiffht Through It* Operation
JURYMEN AND THEIR FEES
A Costly Funeral
Snre Knmigli
WARTS AND WEEDS. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WISHING AND WORKING.
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LORD DERBY THE WINNER Takes Champion Stake at Brighton Beach Anaconda Beat 3 .Joe P&tchen With Ease Latter Is Xot Ip to His Form and the Time of (tare Is Not So Fant as Eilieoted—Kvents Are Witnessed by Five Thomtniid Spectators—Captain Sphinx Winn the 2i12 Pace
CLOSE AND EXCITING FINISH AT GLENS FALLS
Fori Erie llennltn
, At SnrntOßa
Sport In < liic*nßo
Montana's Track
Dvlmar Park
Llpton Confident of Victory
♦0000000000000000000000o< f BASEBALL NOTES I AND COMMENT
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Baltimore and Washington
Cleveland anil Chicago
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Clncinnntl and St. Loala
Ilrooklyn and Philadelphia
M'FADDEN DOUGHERTY BOUT FOR RACE WEEK
Champion Lonrri Worlil'i Record
OUTLOOK FOR THE FUTURITY Horsemen Believe That Whitney Can Win Yankee the Only Close Rival ol Nasturtium Sext to These Madden'a Dine Girl and Macka|*'» Heno Are Frequently Mentioned—R uiiiorH That Hbrklii and the Pepper Stahlen r.it«'li Have a Dark One In Preparation for Hace
SECOND DAY OF SANTA ROSA MEET Enjoyable Sport Witnessed on a Fast Track First Event Wm a Trot A»lmt Time When the Stock Farm's Bay Mare l.ady Russell Finished Easily With Nearly Five Seconds to Spare
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES IN PAN-AMERICAN STADIUM
Df Wltte's Vi«lt to Orient
Chinese Minister nt St* Peteribnrv
•oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I CHOTES WIN FROM | TRACTION TEAM
WOODS AND REILLY HAVE TWENTY ROUND DRAW
HERRERA-DE COURSEY GO STILL IN THE BALANCE
Reinsurance on Ship Roanoke
Reindeer for Alaska
SMALL SUPPLY OF POTATOES Stocks Appear Nearly Exhausted Prices Have Taken Anoth«r Big Jump Fiuntern Conditions Renponnlhle for the Greater Portion of the Advance, hut the Local Situation In Made Worne by the Fact That Thin In Betne?n Seanotm for the "Spuds'*
♦0000000000000000000000004 I REAL ESTATE $ I AND BDIJLDINCf | 00000000000000000000000004
NEW YORKERS PREPARE FOR THEIR BIG OUTING Many Dtntlnsoiiihed People Expeeted to Attend the Reunion and I'lcnlc at LiOnvr Beach
Postofflce Discontinued
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GROWTH OF TRADE UNIONISM
NO EUROPEAN INTERVENTION
BURTON ON OUR HARBORS
THE TRAVELING LIBRARY PLAN
THEY DON'T CARE
EKs» ©15 »3J5J03Ji33J313 iFvnyent !Po*nts
Why the Dog Had Poor Pickings
The Wizard's Way
THIS DATE IX AMERICAN HISTORY
Human Nature
Jfcistory of American Journattsm
tPro von ting *Droughto
R|tSiiSif®9Ji9?s!9lsJßlE SJS,' EJfiligjgjsnSMa (SIS 3A19 Gvsrydody's Column ~
A Blot
Evidence at llnnd
A Worthy Institution
Anmrrm In Brief
Snap Shot*
THE COT'S SEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
CASHIER NESMITH OF THE NEW SOUTHWESTERN BANK
POLLOCK INTRODUCES REFORM MEASURES AT THE ORPHEUM
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ERNEST KLOKKE WINS BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
( ndellvered Telegrams
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAX BERSAKDIXO CO I'XT* » TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF JAPANESE | Neglect Alleged in Case of Man Recently Run Over I Chino Sugar Factory to Make Its First Payment for fleet* on Thursday* When 9«r>,000 Will Be I'ald Out to Farmers—Fire at Needles
<SAX DIEGO COIXTV) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VETERANS AT CORONADO
(I,OS AKGRLEB COt XTY) THREATENS TO KILL HIS WIFE Complaint Against IJosident of Monrovia W. H. Mnrray In Plnced I'ndor Bonds of 92R0 to Keep the Peace on Complaint of Hln Wife—Good Hhouin# of AnscMAinent Flgnrea—Brevities I i
(ORANGE < Ol TY» FARMERS AT SANTA ANA ARE IN SESSION TODAY
(I.Ot ANOEI.E* co[ TV) CITY MARSHAL FIGHTS POMONA LIQUOR SELLERS
<SASTA BARBARA COI'NTY) BURGLARS GIVEN TERMS IN PRISON Mahonev and Hartman to Go to San Qnentin It Ik Relieved That Lartre uinherß of t hinene lla%e lleen iiKuled Into I lie I lilted Staten h> Way ol Santa Barbara—Other Xewn Matter* _ i
«SA DIEGO COI"XTY) BOY THROWN BETWEEN MOVING CARS OF TRAIN
roil.wttlTrof NTVi WATERMELON THiEVES PAY HEAVY FIMES
(SW MCRMARDIWO COUNTY) INCIDENT UFA BOARDING HOUSE i Young: Lady Is Assigned to a Gentleman's Room I Original Oconpant Follows His Coat Into an Apartment of Feminine Lingerie, Which Calves lllse to m Severe Case of Choklna at Dinner
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) rWO LITTLE GIRLS GO TO LONG BEACH Sun Away From Their Homes in Los Angeles .i 11 le nn<l Elsie Gallop of Boyle Ifclsrltt* Travel by Salt Lake Road to Ocean** Side and Are Fonnd Sitting: on Sand at O Oeloek at Mgh(
Characterlnttc
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) VETERANS PREPARE FOR ENCAMPMENT Committee Now Canvassing for Subscriptions William Jotra, a Rrreat Arrival at Sua Dleao From Hoaolala,Commits Suicide by Shooting Hlaidf Through the Real—Ntwi Notes
<I»OS ANGELES COIMTV) INDIAN JUTE BAGS FOR WALNUT GROWERS
«».»>• DIRCO COI'XTY) PERSONAL NOTES FROM ESCONDIDO
f It IVERSIDE COUNTY) SAND USED TO COVER i; OIL ON CORONA STREET;,
< RIVr.HSIDE C'Ot NTV) NEW GAS COMPANY WANTS FRANCHISE Petition Considered by Trustees of Riverside It U Proponed to Katahllih a Modern Plant anil Furialah Ga> at Rate of Two Dollar* Per Thonaand Feet, Which la Leas Than Preaent Rate
<*.%> m il COI'MTY) PlSlilfiU ELECTRIC ROAD EORREDLANDB Illinois Steel Company Contracts to Supply Hails Award for Exravatiiiß Ronduny to Be Marie Xeit Month, and Philadelphia Firm fieta Order for Rolling Stock—Kane her t'offlu Drops Dead
Frown, the Furnnc<> Man
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NEWS OF PASADENA
SANTA MONICA
Why We Hare Coras on Onr Toes
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS BROCK TOLD FAIRY TALES Special Officer Dismissed From the Force His Testimony Has No Weight With Police Commission Mayor Snyder mid Commissioner Thorpe Lock Horns Over it l.liinor Permit—Hmploye of Vndemklnv Kstahllshinent Turned Down Hard by the Ooard-A Lively Sniioii
WILL UO OVER MEASURE AGAIN Council Will Heed Protest ot Local Merchants Present Revised Ordinance AVIII Be Subjected to Severe Pruning—Menulire to Be Recommended Will Be Satisfactory to Protesting Dealers
COURT BRIEFS
POLICE
TROUBLE HAS ! BEEN AVERTED Los Angeles Railway Company ' Will Remove Third Track Attorney W. E. Dunn Notifies Superintendent of Strrrti That Track , Laid in Santa Ke Avenue Without Authority Will Be Removed I
An Automobile Race A of tV.O Rllfl'alrt TfvnneUln,. ..11l
COUNCIL WAITING FOR A MESSAGE Bond Ordinance Must Be Approved by Bond Experts If tlie Monmiro Proven to Be All fllfflit Mayor Snyder Will Sl«n the Document Today—Council to Hold a Special Meet in j* to Make Changes
MUST REFUND TAX ON GOVERNMENT BONDS .ItltlKe Trunk Decides Thot Securities | Actually Bought Were Not Tnxiible
The Favorite Lino East
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
IlOHtf
DIED
ri'SERAL NOTICE
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MARY VIOLA MURPHY ONCE MORE ABDUCTED, PRESUMABLY BY MOTHER
PREPARING FOR ' THE NEW YEAR Rabbi Edelman on the; Month of Ellnl Season of Earnest Thought and Religion
PHILIPPINE TEACHERS Biff BfCfpllon to Pnrty Now on ltd Way to Mnulla
Dftcil From Hl* Injnrle*
Stilt to Dlnpoaieaa
PREPARATIONS GOING FORWARD Labor Day Celebration to Be Eventful Demonstration to He the Largest of Its Kind
SPIRITUALISTS' CAMP MEETING Interesting Exercises at Sycamore Grove Mediums of All Kinds Are Quartered There About Fifty Famillen l-lve In Small Tents Amonf; tin* Sycamore Trees. Dally ferenionl' K In Lecture Pavilion l.arKely Attended—Elderly Persons Predominate in the Crowd
LIQUOR LICENSES Drnlern Kefuiie •« Pay, Pending; Supreme Court neelHlou
Three llealdrnera Burned
CHRISTIANS ELECT OFFICERS Rev. A. C. Smither Is President Prof. Van Kirk of Berkeley Talks of Teachings of Jesns. Dpclnren Tliat Clirlnt DlncovercU the Intlivldiaal and ( nine (o Preach Not to das* or to the Ma*se« l»nt to Man. F.xpanMlon In to He the Watchword for All < lirlmtlaiis Nrxt Year
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
Y. M. C. A. NOTES
Fooling Her Friend*
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
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NOME MINERS WANT FUEL WITHIN REASONABLE COST Opportunity for Oil Men to Meet the Demand. Increasing Use Through the Great Mineral Belt
STOCK EXCHANGE
O BIG CONTRACT §: O O
NEWHALL FIELD
RINCOM WELL ABANDONFD
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I MINING I <*00000000000 0004b Mining Stocks
Metal Markets
WITH THE MINERS
BROADWAY TUNNEL WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY Workmen Vow in Patting Finishing; Touches to the Rig Pa«»affe*vay
MOFFETT LEFT HOME MANY YEARS AGO 1 ( liildren of a Mlmtlnic Ml*«i*ilppi Man A re a tell inK anil altlnic for Ills It t» t ii r n
NEW COMMUTATION IS SWEEPING Low Rates to Pasadena and tl.e Beaches J i Santa Fe anil Southern Pnelllc Itallway Companies Will Inaugurate n "Greater Los Angelei" Policy on the First of the Coming Month i '
RETAIL CLERKS FORM LABOR ORGANIZATION A Charter Membership of Over One fYit n (I red Members I» Obtained
LITTLE BOY IS CRIPPLED FOR LIFE Ill* Hlght liPK Hopelessly Crashed In One of the ItevolvlnK Wheel* of Frnnk Snell's Wnßnn
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf PUBLIC RECORDS |
Morticaicei
Ilomeat ends
Attachments I
Mnriilnal S«» Infliction*
Mlfiofllnnpona
Notice* of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
IUIUCjn TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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STOCKS RALLIED NEAR THE CLOSE Strength Given by Bituminous Coal Combination Dig Demand for Coalers nn«l Enntern Trnnk Line Shares Snstnlacd Mnrly Htrongtli Developed—Crop Condltlon* Little Considered—Steel felow
FINANC|AL REVIEW Money in Lorn I Market nud World's Banking Summary
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CO-VST SHIPPING
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS i loiilng of Securities In Los Angeles, New York and Doston
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOS ANGKLKS SRCUKITIftCS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
JOTTINGS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME AND ABROAD
SPECIAL DAILY FRUIT SERVICE
LEMONS WEAKER Male* Show n Decline—Stocks Light. Improved Demand for Orange*
York Frnlt Sales
Clileaero Frnit Snlea
Fruits in San Francisco
Evaporated Apples Scarce
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BULLS HAVE A HARD DAY Freight Cables Knock Out T eir Best Laid Plans Wheat Price* Fell a:id Komcoii Active Pit Trading:, Clonliik iowrr— Long* Mmle KfTorts to In load TlieJr Corn Moldings—Oat* and Meat* Advance
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
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CHARLES BRODE, PIONEER MERCHANT, PASSES AWAY
MARRIED WOMAN WANTS TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
SENATOR CLARK SAYS NOTHING I No News of Alleged Biir Deal Railway Men Believe lie Has Won His Fiarht Opinion In General That He Hn« Vnn«|iii*hed llie llnrrininn Syndicate Single Untitled mid Without Heine < ompelleri to Spend n Dollar— Morgnu-Hill Rnmor Not C redited ..
VINE DISEASE AGAIN APPEARS IN COUNTY
PARDEE FISHES AND BARS POLITICS Oakland Man Enjoying His Vacation at Catalina Sny* Thnt Governor Gnffc Did ot Promine at (lie Sacramento Con- ' | ventJon to Support Him in 1?>02. I Pardee'* Position »
(xLEiNDALE TO HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL Will Arrange to Commence in September ,Hlectlon Held In Sl* Districts Composing I'nlon Decide* V pon FJntnbllnliment of Facilities for Advanced Study nt Home
C'liniiite In Ifonaeliold Rates
One of Oohklhn JrrroliDs Puna One evenlnif at a small nartv in.
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