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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 278, 7 July 1902
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M PEOPLE ALL THANKS The King Remembered in the Churches IN A FEW WEEKS HIS MAJESTY WILL LEAVE LONDON Colonial and Indian Troops to Participate in the Reception to Be Give* Lord Kitchener When He Arrives In England on the Twelfth of July
The Order of The Garter
EXPORTATION OF RARE BOOKS The London Times Thinks It Should Be Stopped
A TERRIBLE REVENGE Chicago Hail Kills His Wife and Shoots Baby and Stepdaughter
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FEDERAL FORCES JOINJ CHASE Revenue Cutters After Bandit Tracy SCENE OF THE PURSUIT HAS BEEN SHIFTED The Outlaw, According to Latest Reports, Was Making His Way Down the Sound in a Boat, and Is Supposed to Be Heading for Whatcom
HEADED FOR WHATCOM Officers Expect to Be Ready When He Attempt* to Land
THE TWO EX-COKVICTS HARRY TRACY >1 DAVID MERRILL
ELUDED HIS PURSUERS Further Adventures of the Murderous Outlaw
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION Much Interest Taken In the Gathering at Minneapolis
CASTRO TAKES THE FIELD He Will Leave Caracas Today to Take Command of His forces
LONDON'S BIG MEAT MARKET Attempts Made By Americans to Secure Control of Smithfleld
Alexander Dumas' Centenary
Twenty Negroes Injured
THE VATICAN AID Jf FRIARS Endeavoring to Effect a Compromise HOLY SEE ANXIOUS TO SHIFT THE RESPONSIBILITY Suggestion That the Generals of the Religious Orders Concerned Shall Themselves Direct the Withdrawal of Their Dependents
A PAPAL FETE The Twenty-fourth Anniversary of the Pope's Coronation
SAILBOAT CAPSIZES Wife and Daughter of Captain Horn and Miss McMahon Drowned
Will Consult Hague Tribunal
Empeeror Off for Norway
TERRIFIC RAIN AND WIND STORM Much Damage Done in Western New York BRIDGES WASHED OUT AND TOWNS SUBMERGED • • At Elmira the Bain Is Followed By a Storm of Hall, Which Destroys* Many Tobacco Crops, Treea Wan – Uprooted and Houses Overturned
Highest Water Known
A Dam Washed Away A TTI r*A V V Tulv a fw- —'
Houses and Barns Wrecked
Standing Crops Buined
A Hailstorm Also
Towns Under Water
Torrents a Mile Wide
Houses Undermined
Much Stock Killed
AGUIIALDO IS FREE He Calls to See General Chaffee MAKES NO COMPLAINT OF HIS TREATMENT Tha Former Leader of the Filipinos Expresses Anxiety as to the Re-! ccption Which Will Be Awarded Trim By His Own Countrymen
CAPTAifI BRYAN'S "TRIAL Charged With Unnecessary Severity to tha M'atives
MAJOR GARDENER'S CASE His Cross-Examination Has Been Completed by the Board
A Sultan Wants to Fight
Two Officers Commit Suicide
Luu akban and His Officers
SUNDAY MORNING BLAZE Fire on Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Causes Loss of $325,000.
MARRIED BY PROXY Bride of a Fortnight Reaches New York to Join Her Huaband
PANAMA CONCESSIONS General Knox's Assistant to Investigate Thtm U' 4 OUIVyTAVT K,
FOUND M_A_BATH TUB f Mysterious Death of a Railroad Conductor and Hib Wife
TROTTING AT BRIGHTON An Elaborate Program For the Meeting Planned
ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION The Work of an Escaped Murderer at Butte, Uont.
YACHTING AT KIEL The Meteor Again Fails to Win First Prize
DEATHS OF THE DAY W. J. Oglesby
Viola Allen In Home
North American Turner Bund
THE BIG COAL STRIKE Is Liable to Last Until September PRESIDENT MITCHELL LEAVES FOR NEW YORK Believed in Wilkesbavre That He Expects to Arrange For Financial Assistance to Be Given tha Striking Anthracite Coal Miners
Mitchell in New York
ROCK ISLAND FIREMEN Protest Against Order Requiring Them to Wipe Their Engines
All Quiet at Omaha
Tailor SFops to B$ Tied Up
A Strike Settled
CHICAGO FREIGHT HANDLERS They Decide to Go on Strike Within Forty-eight Hours
GOMPERS SUFFERS DEFEAT Unable to Secure the Reinstatement of a Typographical Union
Car Attacked by a Mob
STORM IN WISCONSIN A Catholic Church Struck By Lightning and Destroyed
Train Robbers' Booty Found
Tramps Injured in Freight Wreck
Race Riot at a Dance
Steamers in Collision
Lives Lost by Drowning
Coursing at Union Park
British Military Stores Burn
Dastardly Deed in Kansas
Big Blaze in North Carolina
Three Deaths From Heat in Chicago
Gored to Death By Bull
Will Not Join Sugar Convention
The Vice of Nagging
EMPEROR AND FINANCIER Vienna Journal Gets Satirical in Talking of a Famous Luncheon
Demand Refund of Money
RATE LEGAL SERVICES HIGH Two Jurists Testify as to Remuneration Lawyers Should Get
X-RAY BURNS INFECTION Dr. J. Mount Bleyer Declares Parafflne a Successful Barrier
MARRIAGE LICENSE RUSH Nearly a Thousand June Brides in Philadelphia Alone
"Virtuous Advice"
A Poetic Jackpot Explained
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fILL NO TIDINGS ■ Nothing Yet Heard of the Missing Steamers j' ARRIVAL OF THE INDIANA FROM NOME A Great Deal of Uneasines Felt in the North Concerning the Long Overdue Portland and Jeanie, Supposed to Be in the Arctic Ocean
CONNECTICUT'S BLIND MILLER Novel System by Which He Weighs Grain 'and Feed Which He Sells
WAR'S EFFECT ON BRITAIN Decline in Marriages and Births and Increase in Deaths in 1900
Mark Twain a Bich Man
"Her Golden Hair/' Etc.
Heredity
PROPOSESJO REST President's Plans for the Summer LITTLE BUSINESS TO BE DONE AT OYSTER BAY The Chief Executive Will Not Receive Delegations, and Hopes to Have Matters Not of Urgent Importance Submitted to Him by Letter
The Roosevelt Children Mourn
A LITTLE BOOTBLACK'S LUCK Ten Dollars and a Blessing- for Shining an Old Gentleman's Shoes
Barn Fired By a Rocket
Took Strychnine by Mistake Anrvirrr t r..i.. e t-> ; —i J t r<n..a»ii
A Young Woman's Suicide QAVT A PPTTZ .Tulv C.—Tro a >-srarr.1
SUPERIOR COURT
PUBLIC RECORDS-JULY 3 Deed*
Trust Deeds
Mortgages T P ITi.rri Plnra R. Ford to
Homesteads
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Building Permits
TOWNSHIP COURT
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PU( FOFU BUnON Whist Club in a Summer Tournament REPORT FROM AMERICAN LEAGUE SESSION P. 3. Tormey Tells How Honors Were Won and Lost at Manhattan Beach. Chess Club Holds Continuous Warm Weather Performance
Turners' Monthly Shoot TI,A T -- A ,
High Priced Service T>V— J-,L . ~
HISSED BY WOMEN Actor's Intense Beading of Scathing Lines Provoked Storm . . .
The Prince and the Buttons
Horse Meat Eaten in Bussia
NEW COURSING PARK Better Location Is to Pe Secured LEASE PENDING FOR FORTY ACRES ON SLAUSON AVENUE There Will Be No Suspension of Coursing During Summer Season—Proposed Location Is Close to Two Railroads and an Electric Line
THREE OAKS OF FISHING MANY GOOD CATCHES DURING HOLIDAYS Inveterates Make the Record for Sunday at the Several Beach Resorts. Big Surf Fish at Brighton Beach
Tide Table for Fishermen
Undelivered Telegrams
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Sports THEY ANOTHER Morley's Band Are an j Easy Mark "BABY PLAY" OF LOOLOOS DISGUSTS LARGE AUDIENCE In Seventh inning, When Householder Made an Error and the Ball Rolled to the Fence, He Sat Down in tbi Outfield and Allowed Three Runs Standing of Clubs
SAN FRANCISCO SHUT OUT Horning Game Declared a Draw, Time i Limit Having Expired Horning Game
Afternoon Game
GOSSIP FROMJHE NORTH ! Oakland and 'Frisco Put Up a Great, Article of Ball
TRILBYS GOTJHE COIN Tigers Fall Down in the Game For the Championship
MINOR BALL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL St. Louis Wins Another
WESTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL Colorado Springs Wing
HIDALGO'S GOSSIP
VAILSBURG CYCLE MEET Hurley Easily Breaks His Own Five-Mile Amateur Record
Announcement ti*a Tfpvutonfl Produce romnanv. <I*-
AMONG m BOXERS Late Doings in Realms of Fistics "YOUNG CORBETT" AND TERRY SIGN ARTICLES Joe Gans is Still After Britt'a Scalp— Foolish Haggling Over a Pound Difference in Weight—Bufe Turner's Showing—Regarding Fakes
YACHTING
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CHAIN OF SUGAR FACTORIES
BRYAN'S PESSIMISM
SAVINGS AND PROSPERITY
GET FIT AND KEEP FIT
OIL INSTEAD OF COAL
WHERE THE BLAME RESTS
Jf Wilson Tjrtumph
Slight Inequality
With His Riches
~JSSp Titf.- Poorhoij^P! 1V Keeper AN INDIANA MEMORY
Collegians Can Cam Cash
ZPotitic at Revolts Unprofitable
jCittte Chitd's J^potogy
Bcant Consolation
Quite Amicable
Z>A* CattU 7)u//er
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Co-Education and Marriage "Tirknf i< — _ A 4 1M IV
Doesn't Get Next to Himself
Tongue and Brain
'NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF!
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
IS GOOD IN SPOTS Strange Contrast in Balph Stuart's "Monte Cristo" Presentation
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
How Portland, Ore., Was Named
DIED
H. P. THORNTON DEAD HE PASSES AWAY AFTER A LONG ILLNESS Enjoyed the Confidence of Every One About the Postoffice—Funeral Arrangements Not Yet Completed
DROPS OUT OF SIGHT Strange Disappearance of Miss Bice, a Pretty Telephone Operator
AT THE HOTELS
CAT KILLS AN EAGLE Ficrce Battle Is Waged on the Pilot of a Locomotive
Good Buggy Wheels
FRUIT OF A DREAM The Chinese Scholar That DTeams of I Fame
Senator Clark's Peculiarity
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS CHURCH JHALVIIRY Resumes Work After a Lapse of Years UNDER GUIDANCE OF MINISTER FROM SAN GABRIEL In the Course of an Able Discourse Mr. Compton Upholds the Republican Form of Government, Claiming It Develops Self-Government
Gateway of taw and Order
FISHER-JOHNSTON WEDDING j Happy Couple Leave For North the Morning After Ceremony
SCRIPTURE IN CHALK A. B. Palmer Gives Illustrated Lesson Tot the Young Students pismi'K'i iniv e—A B. Palmer, a
CONTRACTOR_HUGHES HURT ! Thrown From a Buggy and Rendered Unconscious, But Will Recover
CRIME UNDER AVERAGE Report of Arrests For June Shows a Decrease Under the Average
— – — Briefs of Pasadena
What the Miner Really Makes
The Marrying Man's View
A Monetary Choice
TALK ABOUTTRAVELS By State Missionary J). P. Ward BEFORE A LARGE BAPTIST CHURCH AUDIENCE An Interesting Account Is Given of the National Assemblies at Denver and St. Raul, Also a Comparison of the Yosemite and Other Scenery
More Difficult Than the Classics
(BAN DIEGO COUNTY) THE TENUITY SPECIAL CARRIES MANY EXCURSIONISTS TO SAN DIEGO Much Dissatisfaction Being Expressed Owing to the Poor Manner of Handling the San Diego Mails
The Superstitious Czar
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) VIOLATIONOFGAME LAWS IWO YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR KILLING DOVES Game and Pish Protective Association of San Bernardino County Ma"kes Its First Arrests
(BRIGHTON BEACH) FORMAL OPENING Brilliant Dancing Party at the Brighton Beach Hotel
BEGAN AS A PRINTER'S DEVIL Ex-Oovernor Swineford Has Struck It Bich in His Copper Mines
Ukase Against Kissing
> v Not Supentitiom Tc«*—Don't you really believe In
(SANTA BABBABA COUKTT) °1 CELEBRATEJTHE FOURTH ] SANTA MARIANS MARCH TO 1 BUENA VISTA PARK Large Crowd Turns Out to Listen to Excellently Rendered Program Under Direction of Junior Brass Band
TOMBSTONESTHEN AND NOW An Old Sexton Regrets That There is Less Display of Affection
REACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS j (i/INO BiiACH) 'HOW DID HOGAN DIE? BODY FOUND IN AN OUTHOUSE AT LONG BEACH Tohn J. Hogan Was a Denver Attorney and Was Apparently in Bad Health. «en Dead Two Days When Found
THE CHAUTAUQUA First Announcements Concerning Hie Assembly
(TERMINAL ISLAND) SPECIAL TRAINS Run Between Terminal and Long Beach Yesterday
How to Tie a Woman's Shoestring
(CATALINA ISLAND) SOUTH COASnACHT CLUB WAKE A PRETTY APPEARANCE IN AVALON'S BAY J. D. Cook of Lob Angeles, in Attempting a High Dive From the Wharf, Dislocates His Shoulder—Notes
All He Was
Not Enough
(CORONADO BEACH) GOOD SUNDAY CONCERT STILL THE GAY PROCESSION KEEPS ON COMING Interest in Children's Circus Performance Universal—Riverside People Travel South in an Automobile
A Good Idea
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ATTRACTIONS AT LONG BEACH The Beautifnl Seaside Eesort Enters Upon k Prosperous Season
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THE HERALD ♦OOOOOOOOvOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO# I HERALD LINER STATIONS |
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions SAN FRANCISCO Julv 6.—Weather
DIED
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WHIT V. MX ODES Association Develops the Young Men SOCIAL REVOLUTION WROUGHT THROUGH IT D. Edward Collini Talk* to Men's Class on the Purposes and Value and Accomplishments of Young Men's Christian Association
CITY PULPITS
Whooping Cough
MORE BfJIILLIOIIS Tax Valuation of the City Beaches $85,000,000 INCREASE IN ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY Assessor Ward Finds That the Real and Fersonal Property in Los Angeles Is Worth $18,000,000 More Tnan Last Tear—Lower Taxes
WHILE WE SLEEP Muscles and Organs of ihe Body Art Still Working
Some Prizefighters
FIGHTS WILDCAT IN A WELL Pennsylvania Man Has Thrilling Experience With Enraged Animal
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