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PRESIDENT m ON TRUSTS They Must Be Placed Under Control of the General Government

THE MORNING'S NEWS

BLUE SQUADRON PUIS TO SEA Urgent Orders Issued at Night ' PILLSBURY MAY BE PREPARING ! FOR ATTACK Wires at Several Points Along the Coast Are Reported to Have Been Cut, and a Dash at the Naval Base Is Likely to Be Made at Any Time

MANEUVERS_DENOUNCED The Peace Union Thinks They Have a Bad Effect)

ST. PAUL'S IN BAD SHAPE Estimated That Over a Million Dollars Will Be Needed for Repairs

MAY WEAR A RED HAT Strong Efforts to Make Archbishop Ireland a Cardinal

OUR NEW BUILDING Architect Taylor Is Urged to TJm More Speed

BUT THREE SURVIVE Veterans Who Will Draft Resolutions on General Slgel's Death

FORGED MANY ORDERS Numbers of Them Cashed by Wells, Fargo & Co.

VIVIAN SABTORIS WEDS General Grant's Granddaughter Becomes Mrs. Frederick R. Scovel

The Boer Fund

GIGE. SCORES IJIG POUT The Governor Sure of the Organization HE FORMS A COMBINATION WITH PARDEE Together They Will Support Victor H. Metcalf for Chairman ol the Republican State Convention—The Governor Is Thoroughly Satisfied

ACKNOWLEDGES EUIIJY RECGRI Spreckels Witness Makes Confession TIM WHALEN IN THE ROLE OF A REFORMED BURGLAR Another Ex-Oonvict Added to tlu Choice Collection by the Introduction of "Bill" Baley, Who Owned Up That He Has Served Time

THAT BOARDMAN CASE More Convict Testimony Paraded by the Defense

SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP OF THE NEW BATTLESHIP MAINE

PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS Not Used as a Proselyting Agency Against Catholics

AN ELECTRIC TRAIN It May Bun One Handled Miles an Hour

TERRIBLY INJURED H. E. Bemis Falls Over a Bannister in San Francisco

A Murderous Lunatic

Report of Murder Confirmed

Pensions Granted

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IDE COMBINE A Sensational Affidavit Filed in Suit WHY MORGAN & CO. WERE PAID $10,000,000 The Firm Necessarily Assumed a Big Risk in Engineering t<he Deal and Advancing the Sum of Twenty Millions That Was Required

REACHING FOR MORE The Steel Trust Seeking to Capture Uore Iron Concerns

THE COAL STRIKE President Mitchell Says the Situation Is Unchanged

NO CONTEST PROBABLE The Relatives of Mrs. Fair Will Settle Their Claims Out of Court CAM ur» * r^

Why Remains Are Held Back

TO WELCOME ITALY'S KING Berlin Will Look Gay When Victor Emmanuel Arrives

ROBBERS SENTENCED Each One to Serve Five Years in the Penitentiary

NEW FRENCH AMBASSADOR He Will Be a Valuable Acquisition to "Washington Society

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Lewis and Clark Centennial

Gambling Resort Raided

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BOUND M GAGGED Terrible Experience of a Young; ttirl DRAGGED INTO HER DOORYARD AMD LEFT UNCONSCIOUS Discovered by Her Brothers, Who Had Becotno Alarmed at Her Long Abeonce From Home—A Case That 13 Baffling the Police Department

IN THE WILDSJf PARIS . A Man From Texas Falls a Victim to Thugs in the Oay City

BIG FRUIT SHIPMENTS Fifty-Four Carloads Left San Francisco in Twenty-Four Hours

A MILLIONAIRE'S WILL Many Employes Are Handsomely Remembered

TO INVESTIGATE HAWAII Senator Mitchell of Oregon About to Depart

BLAZES IN BAKERSFIELD Sireral Buildings Destroyed, Entailing a Lois of $4500

WORK OF HIGHWAYMEN Two Masked Bandit* Make a Good Haul in Oregon

AT THE NATIONAL WH'TE HOIUE a veteka< usher USES PE-KU-NA.

Why Production Has Been Bboppsd

Still Fighting In Colombia

Whipped, Tarred and Fe«thertd

Senator and Mrs. Depew

TENNIS AT OCEAN PARK Play Flnlfhed in Moat of the Tournament Events

Walthour's New Record

National Circuit Xtacei

Croakers Biting at San Pedro

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IMERJOOD GAME Fisherites Taste of the Bitter Dose Again STRICKLETT AND M'PARTLIN PITCH GREAT BALL Lawler Wins the Foot Race From Cutter by a Hasterly Sprint—Oame Is Bsplete With Interest, Being at Ail Times a Close Contest—The Scars

DUNLEAVY'S HOME RUN Oakland Wins Fourth Straight Oame From Harrisltes

UWLER BEATS CUHER BEFORE BALL GAME

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Athletics Win

NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Phillies, Wigi Out

Western League Gomes

Minor Baseball Games

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ON EASTERN TRACKS * % Dan Patch Goes a Fast ; Mile I t WiTHItJ A SECOND OF MARK SET BY STAR POINTER Advance Guard Captures Saratoga Cup for Three-Year-Olds—Xinloch Park Summary—Winners at Hawthorne—Program at Butts Track

Sport at Saratoga

Beeult» at Butte

Sport at Hawthorne

Kinloch ParJt Summary

Napa Races

REILLY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Maud Takes Second Honors in Del Monte Tournament

TENNIS AT NEWPORT Doherty* Are Getting Dangerously Near the Flnali

YACHTS TO RACE TODAY

Tide Tuble for Fishermen

New Swimming Record*

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MEW HOTEL PLANNED FOR THE OLD POWER HOUSE SITE

MILDINGJCKES Activity Is Carried Far Into August TOTAL FOR MONTH EXCEEDS ALL PAST RECORDS Tabulation for Tbrea Week* Shows the Distribution in the Various Wards—Review of Work Planned by the Busy Home Builders—Notes

DEALS Business Blocks Attract the Investors CHOICE INCOME PROPERTY IS TRANSFERRED " Spring Street the Center of Greatest Activity—Side Streets Al»o Have Inning—Expansion Is the Word, With Sales in All Parts of the Cltyl

Socialist Campaign

Taking Chances

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THE WEATHER

Weather Conditions

MARRIAGE LICENSES

DEATHS

BIRTHS

DIED

BORN

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ATTORNEY GENERAL KNOX H« Expects to Sail for Franc# on Wedneaday Next

A WIDOW'S ESTATE Mrs. Murphy of Vallejo Leaves $124,- 000 in Cash in Bank

A Head-on Collision

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WEEK'S CALENDAR

Birthday Anniversary Celebrated

Brand-Pratt

Enttrtained at Hearts

Sutro-Newmark Wedding

Evening at Home

Shoop-Mort

Ping-Pong Party

Symposia Club

Entertained at Luncheon

Relief Corps Reception

Brown-Seiroty

To Marry In September

Fall Wedding

Mrs. Hale Entertains

RADEMACHER-PAYNEWEDDINGLASTTUESDAY

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Social Notes

CHURCH MUSIC

Boy Cured of Colic After Physician's Treatment Had Failed

An Old Lin* Inaurance Agent

F. M. Parker, Plumbing. Tel. M. 2641

THE WORKJSJCOMPLETED ARTIST FINISHES PAINTING OF ANADYOMENE F. E. Sturgis for Seven Years Has Been Working on a Large Pastel of the Goddess of Love

ADAMS' SARSAPARILLA PILLS Chocolata Coated

Society News

Card of Thank*

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FROM SUBURBAN POINTS

UNIVERSITY

VERNON

PICO HEIGHTS

SOUTHWEST

EOYLE HEIGHTS

GARVANZA

WESTLAKE

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

EAST LOS ANGELES

OLIVE HEIGHTS

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

HIGHLAND PARK

WEST END

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY

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WHAT IS M DOHE Reform Necessary at the Receiving Hospital COUNCILMEN SAY FINANCES WILL NOT ALLOW Local Physicians State That the Equipment Is Miserable, and Agree That It Is Worse Than Nothing. Some ''Terribly Rotten" Work

ORGANIZE KANSAS SOCIETY Hold a Picnic and Elect Officers at Echo Park

Normal Boarders

Good Buggy Wheels

On Account of Exorbitant Rent

F. M. Parker, Plumbing. Tel. M. 264

LEADERS OFJTHBOIB SUPREME OFFICERS VISIT LOS ANGELES LODGE A Brilliant Reception Is Held In Pythian Castle In Honor of the Visitors—Installation and Banquet

WATROUSMWONEY GONE El Monte Rancher Buried It and His Employes Dug It Up

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THE BANNER OF REVOLT

HOME RULE IN CITIES

THE DISCONTENT OF THE WOLCOTTS

AN INTOLERABLE CONDITION

EASTERN VIEW OF IT

PUNISHMENT FOR WIFE-DESERTERS

With the IPraetsjiott

Amusers Between Time*

The Nautical Habit

77?odarn tables

Soss/p of the 7/at Zonal Capital

Ignore Nurse

Princess Charming

No Breeks

Stee/atma»y a jCetier

Newspapers "Bwear by It"

Afterwards

GAGE AND THE TIMES

NEWS OF CITY IH BRIEF

EVENTS OF THE DAY

CHURCH CALENDAR

AROUND TOWN *

PERSONAL

I CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Among New Pictures

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS LODGE FUNDS GONE Pasadena Man Charged With Embezzlement GEORGE A. BOYER TELLS A STORY OF ILL-FORTUNE Want to San Diego to Attend the Session of Odd Fellows, and While There Lost His Own Money and That Belonging to the Order

AT THE CHURCHES Varied Programs Offered for Many Congregations Today

EMINENT LECTURER Pasadena Medical Society Hears Interesting and Scholarly Talk

WILL BUILD KINDERGARTEN Board of Education Flans to Purchase Site and Erect Building

(SAN BEBNAB.DINO COUNTY) MOUNTAINS IN FAVOR Besorts Near Redlsnds Are All Well Patronized

Pasadena Personals

Covina Culling 3

(LOS ANCJEIJSS COUNTY) SHOT THROUGH THE ARM LONGSHOREMAN USES HIS RE VOLVER ON A SAILOR Considerable Activity in Snn Pedro Real E«'ate—Arrivals and Departures of Coasting Craft—News Notes

(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) OIL UNO 111 DISPUTE WESTERN UNION COMPANY CLAIMS STRIP OF LAND Assertion Made That It Rightfully Belongs to the Careaga Rancho, on Which Are Some Valuable Wells

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ACCIDENTAL DEATH Inquest on Mexican Who Fell From a Tankhouse

(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) ELKS AS JiTERTMNERS RECEPTION TO THOSE WHO ASSISTED AT BENEFIT Former Alcalde of Old Town Visits San Diego After Thirty Years' Absence—To Contest Balenzuela Will

(ORANGE COUNTY) BRIEFS OF SANTA ANA Fair Directors Daeide to Hold. r. Meeting in October

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) POLICE STOPJHE FIGHT A BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS Union Boilermakers' Refuse to Work With Non-Union Men—Enormous Rattlesnake Captured—News Notes

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) MOVING ON SACRAMENTO THE REPUBLICAN DELEGATES START FOR CONVENTION Many Oichaids Are Raided by Fruit Thieves—Suit of Clothes Stolen Flora a Cabin—Personal Items

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SCHOOL SITES WANTED Coltcn Trustees Solicit Offers From Property Owners

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BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (CORONADO BEACH) PASSING OFTSWITCH" AND CONSTERNATION CAUSED ITS OWNER Mountain Climbing at the Islands. Musical Events—Many People Are Coming—Personals and Brevities

(SANTA MONICA) HOUSE PARTY Speci&l Ssrvicos to Be Held at St. Augustine's Today

(OCEAN PARK) EXCELLENT TENNIS The Tournament Was a Brilliant Social Affair

On the Sidewalk

(CATAI«INA ISLAND) NOW OPENFOR BUSINESS MESSAGE TO THE PRE9IDENT OVER THE WIRELESS Boyd Murder Case Hearing Postponed Until Monday—Social Events and Personal Notes of Interest

WOMEN'S WORK IN DIPLOMACY From Early Times to the Present She Has Figured Not Inconspicuously

Senator Grady's Rat

WEMET FRUIT Compliments of Oliver G. Van Winkle to the People of Loa Angeles, Greet ing:

Otherwise Unchanged

Not Necessary

The Business Instinct

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A STRAHGE_COKDITION COMPANY ORGANIZED TO OPERATE SPINDLE TOP WELLS Decline in Production of the Big: Wells. Subsidence of the Gas Pressure, and Field Now a Pumping Proposition

Prices for Oil

Sprinkling the Roadbed

STOCK EXCHANGE

THE MINING FIELD

Buena Vista Mines

Cananea's Immense Deposits

No Change in Copper

San Francisco Mining Stocks

Boston Copper Stocks

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STOCKS ARE LANGUID SPECULATIVE POOLS ALONE SHOW ANY GAINS Xonay Is Still the Object of Deep Concern in Financial Centers—Confidence in the Future Not Shaken

ORANGE MARKET IS MOST ACTIVE

NEW YORK STOCKS

Band*

LOS ANGELES SECURITIES

SUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

FANCY POTATOES FIRM BEST GRADES SCARCE AND IN DEMAND Eggs Continue Scarce, Baling Firm. Pears Are Cheap—Butter Active and Cheese in Fair Supply

CALIFORNIA FRUITS

Fruits in San Francisco

Apricots Attract Attention

LIVE STOCK REPORTS

COTTON AND WOOL

CORN STRONG IN THE PITS

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

On Aeoount of Exorbitant Rent

FINANCIAL REVIEW

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SUGAR AND COFFEE

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MCUTIOI Plans for Building Now in New York THE REDONDO ELECTRIC ROAD WILL OPEN IN DECEMBER Knights of Pythias and the Salt Lake Hoad Clash Because of a Misunderstanding—Santa Monica Short Line Is Not Ready for Business—Notes

COURT BRIEFS

UNUSUAL MINING CASE BEGUN Would-Be Purchaser Alleges Owner Refused to Sell Property

CITY HALL NOTES

BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Pacific Light and Power Company Issues $10,000,000 Worth of Bonds

CONTRACT COMPLETED City Attorney M«thews Finishes Draft of Document

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED Treasurer of Pasadena United Order of Odd Fellows in Jail

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Sreonroom Soasip

ZjAo Week's jftiraeii'ons

The Presidency Goes Begging

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jCocat y/otos

iirajf Chords

Verdi's 3/rst jCibrat list

SPoets JVata 77/uste

jCos Jingeles TTfusicians

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WIS HI WIN 1 WOMEN'S IBS

k G SOCIETY" A

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

B. P. O. ELKS

i i. o. o. r.

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

MODEBN WOODMEN

I. O. F.

MACCABEES

PRIM MISS PRUDE'S PRESENT An Affidavit That tho Wif« Made No Objection

liove'g Labor Lost

Not Dissuaded by Compliments

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Arizona Water Supply

Farmers Form a Trust

The Harvester Trust

Orchard Aphis-Resisting Apple Stock

Gaa Tar for Peach Borers

Walnut Disease Disappearing

To Comer Almond Crop

A Florida Apricot

Craw'* Visit to San Diego

A Desert Land Vineyard

The Ranch

For Milking Unruly Cows

Feeding Hogs Wheat

Bamboo ai a Forage Plant

Cresceus This Summer

The Acreage In Sugar Beets

Poultry

Protein, and Its Use

Boup and Its Treatment

The Difference in the Horning

Deafness Cannot be Cured

Call Again

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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)

Masthead

Untitled

The Problem of a [Higher Life CECILIA G. KENDALL

TEMPTATION

APHORISMS

Personalities

The Man of the Hour—Olivier XOendell Holmej

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BPIDER-WEB

His Wild Desire

IDOLS THAT CURE

FROM THE POET'S CORNER

USED THE AUTOGRAPH

A Theory

Chatterboje Canyon

The "House of Hoo-Hoo" v

TKe Machine That Multiplies Bvit Ca.rv't Tstlk

CONSCIENCE

SOME BIRO SURGERY

-to ihe ~-/~ultan

CHAPTER IV The Sultan Decides to Start a Newspaper

Two R-emarkable Cats

A Tailless Kitten

Some Early Reminiscences

GETTING POPE LEO'S AUTOGRAPH

THE PASSING OF THE HORSE

Prea.ch.ers of Los Arvgeles

SHE HAD WAITED

Literature

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HealtK and Hygiene Pr*ctlc».l Suggestions for TKom Who Art Ailing

THE DEAF MADE TO HEAR THROUGH THE SENSE OF TOUCH A Marvelously Successful Experiment in the Transmission of Music to the Deaf by the Aid of Electricity

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Osborne House

HUMOR ON THE LEASE

Amusing Little Yo^rrvs Fu|ltlVM Cullad From Many Soartta SUN WORSHIPER IN HARD LUCK

AN OBSCURING FEATURE

FOUND IT A HARD QUESTION

LIKELY

DELAYED

AN UNFORTUNATE FIGURE

CHANCES

DOORS IN BURIAL URN

ILLUMINATING

THE DEFINITION

THE REASON

AT AN AFTERNOON TEA

THe World's Work Progr*aa In Art. Selanc* and Invention

Woman and Home 15he Family Circle

THE LATEST STOCKS

WHAT IS MYOPIA?

STEAK WITH OYSTER BLANKET

15he CHa.tela.ine

o A MODERN JOB

Stories by tHe Yovirvg Folks In The HareJd'a School of Writing Prizes for Young Writers

CENTURY

OUR CAMP

PRINCY AND BROWNIE

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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THE REWARD OF GENEROSITY.

THOSE HERALD SQUARE GIRLS.

THIS CAPTURE WAS TOO EASY.

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