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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 326, 25 August 1902
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HOSTILE FORCES ARE IN LI Getting Ready for Political Battle Which Begins Today
THE FIRST SKIRMISH Lively Fight On Over Chairmanship of Convention
THE MORNING'S NEWS
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT Several Caucuses Were Held During Last Evening
Del Norte Republicans
Calaveras Democratic
PILLSBIIRV HAULS FUG Gracefully Surrenders to Admiral Higginson UNABLE TO EFFECT A LANDING ON THE COAST The Theoretical Destruction of the White Squadron Occurred at a Point Not More Than Eight Miles South From Thatcher's Island
INDIANA RACE RIOT Starts at a Ball Game, and Many Are Injured
Americanizing of the World
In Violent Eruption
FLIES INSURGENT FLAG OFF_PAIIIMI New Duty of Gunboat Boyaca ISTHMUS TRANSIT LIKELY TO BE INTERFERED WITH The Ability of the Revolutionists to Hold the Fort of Colon if They Should Succeed In Oapturing It la Questioned by Many Persons
VENEZUELA REVOLUTION The Port of Carupano Has Been Opened by Insurgents
OVER THE CLIFF Young Han and Young Woman Have Narrow Escape From Death
BACK FROM ALASKA General Randall Returns From the Far North
NAVAL OFFICER'S DEATH He Sprang Overboard From the Celtic While at Sea
THE BARTHOLIN MYSTERY Girl Seen.Entering Basement the Night Miss Mitchell Disappeared.
A BAD TRAIN WRECK Threa men Killed, Two Fatally Hurt and the Engine Demolished
Head on Collision
BISHOP KILEY He Lays Before the Pope the Wishes of Many American Catholics
FROM NEWPORT JPHANT The President's Sunday Journey GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASM ALL THE WAY » – From the Station s.t Lynn Acrcss the Peninsula to Sthsat, a Distanced Four Milts, 00.000 People Stood and Cheered Him as He Passed
ADDED TO OKLAHOMA The City of Chickasaw Taken From Indian Territory
A Miner Killed
Suffocated by Fire
OLD MINERELOCATED .Rich Discovery Made by an Engineer INTERESTING HISTORY OF A NEW MEXICAN CLAIM liOSt Track of for Many Years and Eventually Found by Merest Chance. I<ocator Begins the of Clearing Out the Old Shaft—Rich Beturns
FRUIT GROWERS FIGHT Jreeze-Out Plan of the "Big Four" Does Not Succeed
BATTLESHIP MAINE'S TRIAL Official Report Shows a Speed of Nearly Eighteen Knots
Workmen Are Scarce
PLUCKY SAILOR Brings Schooner Helen Into Port Without Any Assistance
HE SAID "GOOD BYE" And Then Sprang Into the River and Was Drowned
MYSTERIOUSLYMURDERED James Mapterton Is Accused of Murdering His Wife
Sewers and Water Works
Logger's Skull Fractured
Drowned in Yellowstone River
He Anticipated Death
Souvenirs for Mayor Schmitz
Cattle Shipment Record
McAllister's Barn Burned
Prisoner Recaptured
Earthquakes in Russia
Supervisor Appointed
Undelivered Telegrams
Heads Should Never Ache
A SESSION President Will Be Asked to Convene Congress UNION MEN WANTTHEBIGCOAL STRIKE SETTLED Senator Hanna Says He Has Exhausted All His Efforts to Bring About a Settlement and Can Do Nothing More in the Matter
MITCHELL WILL HELP He Promises a Committee to Do Everything in Honor to End the Strike
An Increase for Telegraphers
UNION PACIFIC CUTS RATES Fare of Thirty-three Dollars From Chicago is Declared
Fnneral cf General Segel
Burglars' Incendiary Attempt
Money Scare in London
Box Factory to Be Rebuilt
Forest Fires Purposely Started
Wireless Telephoning
UDRONESjN AMBUSE They Make Fierce Attack in Constabulary ONE OF THE LATTER WOUNDED AND THREE CAPTURED Governor Taft Called as a Witness in a Sedition Case Bears Testimony to the Loyal Work Done by Former Insurgent Leaders
DEAHS OF THE DAY Old Bull
Turned on the Gas While Insane
Murderers to Be Punished
Hamburg Steamer in Port
Turkey Will Pay Up
Race for Albert Elkus' Trophy
Ready for Corbett
Charged With Forgery
Going to Franz Josef Land
The Coal Field Very Quiet
Brakeman Killed
To Be Married in Chile
Palo Alto Wins Special Stake
Noted Lecturer Stricken
Peru and the tSugar Convention
Clever Old Man
FINDS CAUSEOF TREMENS Chicago Doctor Bays Uquor That Turns JMeat,Blaclc
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FEDffILJMTOHS Terms of Thirty Expire Next March the majority will probably BE RETURNED In Some States There May Be Close Contests, However—Allison of lowa Has Been the Longest in Continuous Service in the Senate
King Alfonso's "Sisters"
His Bluff Quickly Called
WILD BDARSJH SOUTH THE SPORT OF HUNTING THEM GROWING IN AMERICA Game Found All the Way From the Southern Appalachians tcf the Missississppi River—Bare Sport
Their Branch of Service
Love in the Museum
In the Ark
AS TO ENGLISH BOXING REFEREE WHITE GIVES IM", PRESIONS OF VISIT • American System of Refereeing Inside the Ropes the Better—British Pugilists Slow and Behind Times
The Sign of the First Cuckoo Cry
Told It His Own Way
DIED
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BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (CATALINA ISLAND) CATALINA STILL POPULAR ARRIVALS ARE STILL AS NUMEROUS AS THE DEPARTURES A Big Sea Bass Quickly Brought to Oaff—Result of the Goll Sweepstake*—A Barbecue
WHIST AND CHESS Tournaments Call Oat Good Players at the Local Clubs
PLATE WINDOW SMASHED Strange Conduct of a Well Dressed Man at Dean's Drug Store
Cholera Morbus
(COKONADO BEACH) C, E, GAWS ESCAPE HE CAME NEAR DROWNING EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING Speedy Assistance Was Rendered. Point Loma Theosophical Headquarters—Campers at La Jolla
mche
Foolish Man
BASS MO_CRDMERS Great Sport Afforded by Big (iamey Fellows ROCK BASS BITING FIERCELY AT THE BREAKWATER Corbina Fishermen Have But Little Epori, the Fun Being Monopolized by Cannery Contingent and Break-Water Gang—Reports of the Day
Lightning Never Strikes the S«a
Can't Pool the Sex
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s 1 FIE MIL GAME B'isherites Take Off .Nice Beating MILLS AND CUTTER BOTH DO GOOD PITCHING Luck Was on the Side of the Los Anffeles club, and Aided by a Bit of Brainy Baseball in the Thirteenth, The Locals Succeed in Winning
TWO GAMES FOR OAKLAND Pitching of Hodson Proves Too Much For San Francisco
THREE BOSTON CANINE ARISTOCRATS COME TO LIVE ON COAST
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL An Even Break CIYPTWATI .
Western League Baseball
MINOR BASEBALL GAMES
PMOnjiKESGOOD Old Pitcher Surprises Northern Fans OAKLAND HAS HARD LUCK THAT ENDS HAPPILY Makes a Place for Byrnes Behind the Bat, Where He Fits Like a Veteran. Householder Holds the Record for Hitting and Beilly Has Good Score
TAde Table for Fishermen
Good Buggy Wheels
ABOUT TTO HORSES Conditions of the Fall Selling Baces RANK REVERSALS OF FORM BY JOHN BRIGHT A Bad State of Things Existing at Harlem and Hawthorne—Stake Horse One Day. Beaten by a Poor Selling Plater the Next—Some Dope
YACHT VENUS FINISHES FIRST Leads Her Claos Better Than Thirteen Minutes
EASTERN MAN MAKES RECORD T. J. Lesher of Lansing, Michigan, Win® Bowling Prize
Elks Shoot Doves and Babbits
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"OUTSIDE THE BREASTWORKB"
SECRETARY SHAW'S TARIFF VIEWS
THE WICKEDEST CITY
HOSPITALITY THAI PAYS
CUTTING DOWN THE SCHEDULE
WRECKS OF RICH FAMILIES
TjAj !Pub</c Pu/s,
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
POLITICAL HISTORY OF H. G. OTIS How the Warrior-Editor First Supported Uage and Then Stabbed Him in the Back-—How He Courteck Democratic Support for Gage Four Years Ago, as He Reviies It Now CHAPTER IX
Z>/ic tProacher's Vacation
Sitbfo at m <Stnat
A Syllabus of Anti-Trust Legslation
Reciprocal Civilities
GAGE AND THE TIMES
HEWS OF CITK 111 BRIEF
events of the day
PLAY PLEASED AUDIENCE Crowded House at the Burbank Applauded "Octoroon"
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
FACTS ABOUT THE ELECTION
DDEStBITOT ACTING Detectives £ay Nellie Wants Notoriety EXPLANATION OF SENSATIONAL NIGHT ASSAULT Boat Olrl It an Amateur Actress Anxious for Notoriety—Second Chapter In Bcm«ntic History of Strenuous Effort to Gain Public Notice
PERSONAL
WANT TO BE LEADERS Epes Randolph and "Billy" Meade Would Head Democratic Delegation
WILL CONVENE TOMORROW Prohibitionists Will Open Their County Campaign
AT THE HOTELS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS ATTEMPTJT ARSON Hotel Williams Scene of Outbreak THOUGHTITO BE REVENGE OF DRUNKEN HOBO ' ffo Clim at Present to Incendiary's Identity, But It I» Thought to Be the Work of a Drunken Han Who Was Refused Lodging During Day
OBSTREPEROUS PRINTER Wanted to Stay on the Car and Landed in Jail
WATER AT MOUNT WILSON Development Work Will Commence Mountain Camp Tomorrow
FUNERAL OF SECRETARY Services Held Over Remains of the Late J. Miller Sickler
NOTABLE SERMON Discourse By Rev. L. Spencer at North Methodist Church
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) HORTICULTURAL INSPECTORS Will Investigate the Reported Rapid Increase of Black Scale
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) WEDDING JELLS RING OIL MAGNATE A. H. "'KAY'S SURPRISE TO FRIENDS 1 A – The Bride Is Miss Marian Stone, "Formerly With the James Neill Company—Ceremony at Oakland
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) AUTOMOBILE FACTORY A, W. Miller and W. L. Moreland Furchase Entire Block for Business
(BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) HELD UP SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS STILL INSISTENT Superintendent Ingram Offers toTrove to Trustees That His Company Intends to Keep Faith With ths City
Money In It
(SANTA BABBABA COUNTY) CASINO MAY BE BUILT WATERFRONT MAY HAVE FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS A Well Credited Beport Is Being Circulated That Colonel Perkins and Associates Will Build Cafe
(SSN BERNARDINO COUNTY) REDLANDS WATER SUPPLY Project to Construct Immense Dam in Santa Ana Canyon
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.) STRIKE ARTESIAN WATER
(SAW DIEGO COUNTY) BE HUNG ALAMANDARES WILL PAY THE PENALTY Quite a Little Excitement Is Caused Over the Reported Find of Gold on Ooronado Island by T. N. Kamsey
(LOS ANQEIJBS COT7NTY) LORDSBURG NOTES Entertainment for Benefit of Public Library Was a Oreat Success
(VENTURA COUNTY) Sixty Years for Murder
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
DIED
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lICROWDEDSCHOOLS Superintendent Talks of i Situation SAYS MANY HALF DAY SESSIONS WILL BE NECESSARY Large Numbers Coining From the East to Enter Los Angeles Schools. Teachers' Meeting Will Precede Opening Session—Foshay to Speak
CITY PULPITS
TWO DAYS' CELEBRATION Woodmen Flan for a Grand Seaside Picnic
JE'.VISH HOUSE OF WORSHIP New Congregation Will Hold Services In Corcordia Hall
LOS ANGELES STILL LEADS Minneapolis Meeting of the N. E. A. Not bo Large as Coast Session
An Old Line Insurance Agent
PUBLIC RECORDS-AUGUST 23 Deeds
Mortgages
Miscellaneous
Marginal Satisfaction
Building Permits
TOWNSHIP COURT
SUPERIOR CGUBT
THE ROCK ISLAND Information Concerning the Pacific Line
Richards Will Not Resign
Fraternal Congress
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