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IGNORES THE COURTS ORDER Salt Lake .Road Outwits Its Rival PUSHING ITS TRACK THROUGH POMONA CITY LIMITS Construction Force Ordered to Work Soon After Midnight to Lay Bails Along First Street and Over Point Claimed by the Southern Pacific

THE MORNING'S NEWS

CASTRO WINS A GREAT VICTORY • " General Mendoza Is in Full Hetreat LOSS IN KILLED AND WOUNDED THREE THOUSAND The Result Due to the Personal Courage of Castro Who, With a Mauser in His Hand, Twice Charged at the Head of His Soldiers

WOULD CLOG LEGISLATION Why Senator Morgan Thinks Democrats Should Not Control House

A SAD ACCIDENT Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nordyke Seriously Injured

THE HERO OF THE RIO GRANDE

RECEPTION Function in Pekin Which the British Minister DecJines to Attend

QUAKES IN THE SOUTH In Tennessee and Georgia the Shock Was Quite Severe

A FATAL JUMP Nephew of the Earl of Lonsdale Killed in Oklahoma

President Visits a King

MUST SEEK NEW MARKETS SECRETARY SHAW FAVORS AMERICAN SHIPS Our Surplus Products Must Be Carried to Other Lands on the Shores 1 of Other Seas

STOCKTON TO SACRAMENTO ft. E. Huntington Said to Be Interested in hi' Electric Line

TRADES UNIONS IN FRANCE Considering- the Question of a Cteneral Strike

FATALLY SHOT Benlcia Watchman Forced to Use His Revolver on a Prisoner

Want Their Old Jobs Back

The President Rides Horseback

Boer Generals Leave Paris

COLOMBIA IS NEARLY PACIFIED General Perdomo Talks With Confidence WILL HAVE A STRONG FORCE ON THE ISTHMUS Then He Expects to Clear the Railroad Line of Guerrilla Bands—A Commission to Study the Condition cf the Troop;— Other Reforms

FIERCE BLAZE IN ALBANY One Fireman Was Killed and a Number Injured

EMPEROR WILLIAM Makes a Speech at Unveiling of Monument to the Great Elector

MORGAN'S EEEORTS IB SETTLE STRIKE Mitchell Says They Were Sincere A STATEMENT IN JUSTiCE TO THE FINANCIER If Others Had Been as Fair and Reasonable as Mr. Morgan Was tile Strike Would Have Been Settled a Long- Time Ago-—Friendly to Labor

QUIET IN STRIKE REGION! The Representatives Have All Been Chosen for the Convention

British Losses in Somalilaud

Received by the Pope

No Extra Session

NOTHING TO PRAISE English Expert's Report on Our Railways FINDS VERY LITTLE WORTHY OF IMITATION American Companies Have Nothing to Boast of in the Safety Either of Their Passengers or Employes—An Excess of Accidents

THE BATTLE_OF TAKU Observations Made in His Book by a German Who Saw It

Tariff Bill in the Reichstag

Company Paid tlie Fijie

Body of a Woman Bound in the Water

Negotiations Interrupted

Banker Found Dead

His Bondsmen Muat Sectie

TO CUBE A COLL- IN ONE DAY

CGR3IN AND YOUNG The American Generals Bid Farewell to England

A UNIQUE ANNOUNCEMENT Notice Posted on the Bulletin Board at the Pension Office

Wholly Unauthorized

Sacramento District Hops

LAKE VIEW HOTEL

Ambaesador Tower in London

Postmaster Appointed (Special to The Herald.)

JUST COMMON SENSE Changed the Whole Thing

ONE THOUSAND TORS Amount of Beet Sugar Shipped Daily INCREASE IN THE INDUSTRY WITHIN THE YEAR California WIU Soon Outstrip Hawaii in the Production of Sugar—The Present Demand for Freight Cars Exceeds the Supply Considerably

HOME MISSIONS FAVORED Important Subject Discussed by the Presbyterian Synod

THE SALT TRUST Its Attorneys Will Se«k to Have the Injunction Modified

Bear-End Collision

Degrees to Be Conferred

Jefferson Memorial Association

ADJUDGED INSANE j 1 Sequel to a Bobbery at a Summer . Resort

temperance women Delegate! From Every State Were Preaent

Bally of Students for Lane

Dr. Pardee's Plans J

Candidate Brown Arrested # M

Sale of Stock at. Palo Alto S

A New^Counterfeit

A Miners' Convention

DEATHS OF THE DAY T. Burton J

Say He Was Brutal

DANGER Restrictive Immigration Laws Needed NOW A DUMPING GROUND FOR PAUPERS AND CRIMINALS i Views of Major Gordon, a Member of the Qeneral Commission on Alien Immigration, Who Has Been Studying the Jewish Exodus

• IN AN ASYLUM —— Singular Affliction of a Nephew of General Shafter

I *' * » Contracts Repudiated

DMISH WEST INDIES Opposition to Their Sale in the Rigsdag IF MEASURE PASSES IT WILL BE BY SLENDER MARGIN Whatever the Result of Present Measure May Be, It Is Believed to Be Certain That Denmark Will Eventually Dispose of the Islands

SUIT FOR DIVORCE Mis. Grace Bohn of San Diego Brings Action Against John J. Bohn

Bituminous Coal Advanced

Hosiery Mills Burned

ARIZONA NOTES

Women Eligible

Still Explodes

Mishap on the Rail

New Cabinet in Servia

DID NOT KNOW SHE HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It Gertrude Warner Scott Cured by the Great Kidney Remedy, Swamp-Root

HOME SEEKERS HUNT Increase in J)einand for Lofis Reported AGENTS HUSTLE TO FIND THE MANY BARGAINS Values Sustained by Prosperous Owners—No Slump in Prices, as lilany Predicted—Choice Site 6 Bapidly Taken—Acreage Sold to Be Platted.

Building Permits

UMBRELLA AND GLOVE MAKERS

To Punish Drunkards

I St. Anthony's Church, Long Eeach

ARGUES FOR RELEASE Earl Rogers Says Alleged Wire Tapper Cannot Be Held

MEDICOS TO MEET Several Associations Will Convene at Loma Linda

THOUSANDS GREET MD LISTEN TOtWITEDSTATES SENATGRPERKINS

MERIT MAKES IT FAMOUS The Only Remedy in the World, Except a Surgical Operation, That Will Certainly Cure Any Form of Pllea

THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL Few Peo.ile Know How Useful it Is In Preserve,) Health and Beauty

THREATENED DEATH FROM KIDNEY TROUBLE

RECEPTION TO THE SENATOR Honor Paid to Distinguished Visitor i by Many People

UNION LEAGUE WELCOME Senator Perkins Greets Many Friends at the Club

MAKE A COMPLIINT Many Believe Mythrox Won His Bace MANAGER BROOKS DEFENDS DECISION OF JUDGES t Splendid Day's Racing Marred by'a Cloae Finish and Resulting Unsatisfactory Deciiion by the Racing Official*—Books Lose Again

CATARRH OF THE STOMACH A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and ' Effectual Cure for It

STANFORD BEATEN Californi&s Administer a Crushing Defeat

ONE MORE FOR OAKLAND San Francisco Bats Freely but Not Connectedly

OUTPLAYED SERAPHS Senators Take Another Ball Game7 LOCALS COULD NOT HIT YOUNG CUTTER EFFECTIVELY Umpire McDonald Helps the Visitors by Favoring Them in Close Decisions—Dillon Talks Back and He I« Sent Off the Coaching Line Standing of the Clubs

MINOR BALL GAMES

Cadets and Harvards

Games at Other Points

HIGH SCHOOL WINS St. Vincents Lose Second Football Game VICTORIOUS ELEVEN GIVES FRIENDS A SURPRISE The Catholic Team Suffers the I»oss of Several Experienced Men and Shows Weak, While the Winners Exhibit Good Te-.m Work and Ginger

Who Wants to Build

THE HERALD

THE WEATHER

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

DIED

BORN

FUNERAL NOTICE

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TWO PROMINENT YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED

FROM SUBURBAN POINTS • BOYLE HEIGHTS

UNIVERSITY

SOUTHWEST

HIOHLAKD PARK

SOUTH LOS ANGELES

WESTLAKE

GARVANZA

VERNON !

EAST LOS ANGELES

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

west end

OLIVE HEIGHTS

FIGHT TO HOTTER Northern Flour Comes Into Market ONE ASPECT OF THE BATTLE IN THE GROCERY FIELD Retailers, Wholesalers and Jobbers Decide to Stand Pat in the Contest Against the Price Cutters—Results of Battles in Other Trade Centers

CHURCH MUSIC

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

Cholera in Egypt

MODERN WOODMEN PUNK STREET FAIR WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BE WITHOUT PARALLEL IN LOS ANGELES

CORNERSTONE LAID Nazarene Church Building Is Started SUCCESSFUL WORK OF REV. DR. BRESEE, THE PASTOR Over Two Thousand Dollars Is Added to the Fund of Forty Thousand Dollars Which Will Be Expended on the Structure

HEAD-ON COLLISION Trains in Santa Fe Yard Collide and Two Men Slightly Hurt

DOST IS NOT "BROKE" Pugnacious Drunkard Who Carries a Wallet Containing Over $2000

$100 Reward, $100

OUST CAUSES TROUBLE MANY ASPARAGUS PLANTS ARE AFFECTED State Board Prohibits the Distribution of Roots or Seeds Raised Outside of California

PREPARING FOR INSTITUTE

FRIENDS IMI HIM JUDGE EAR LES CANDIDACY VIEWED IN OLD HOME His Service as Judge There Declared to Be Satisfactory to All Parties Concerned

HEATHEN THERE AND HERE

A PRECEDENT MAKPR

A CRIME TO SWEAR BY "PHONE

THE PROPOSED BONO ISSUES

NOT FIT TO B£ LOOSE

POSTOFFICE KNOT WILL BE CUT

With M# Procession <jj

A "Low-Bridge" Story

"Consistency, Thou Art "

What They Were Made For

Breakfast Food

None the Best of It

Reversing the Thing

The Absent-Minded Professor

A Love Song

Ztyptcai 70age Gqrners 0/ jCos Jlngeios

yflodcrn J'abies

And Gizzard, Too?

The Old Baseball Classic

I Lha Jacts Jlbout Zttbufn _ rt/v//VA/WN/WV^^

Women Should Reflect

Bryan's Break

Arizona's Friend

NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF

EVENTS OF THE DAY

BAND CONCERTS

CHURCH CALENDAR

AROUND TOWN West Vernon Study Circle

PERSONAL

DISFIGURED FOR LIFE Arthur Mengo Wounded by Flying Bolts From Sanding Machine

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

PASADENA AND VICINITY CP'S SEWED FARM A Lesson in Municipal Ownership HOW PASADENA DERIVES A HANDSOME REVENUE Walnut Harvest Now in Progress and ■Will Net About Thirty-Five Hundred Dollars for the Year for Sixty Acres—Big Hay Crop

AT THE CHURCHES Brief Announcements of the Sermons Which Will Be Preached

NORTH PASADENA New Gas Company Preparing to Enter the Suburb

BIG REALTY SALE Corner of Los Robles and Colorado Street Changes Hands

INJURED IN FOOTBALL GAME Serious Accident to Holmes During the Contest Yesterday

Small Fire From Gas

Pasadena Brief*

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) TO WELCOME LITTLEFI ELD

(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) PLENTY o[m NOW SAN DIEGO WILL NOT BUY ANY MORE LANDS Non-Partisan Committee Appointed by the Chamber of Commerce to Receive Congressman Littlefleld

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Rivera Ripples

(LOS ANGELES OOUNTT) DEMOCRATIC RALLY Whitti«r Citizens Listen to Various County Candidates

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Note#

Chocolate Factory Burned

(LOS ANGELES OOUNTY) CRUSADE AGAINST SOOT Pomona Council Passes a Stringent Ordinance

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS (SAN BERNAHDINO COUNTY) CHILD BM TO DEATH CLOTHES IGNITED WHILE PLAYING ABOUT A BONFIRE Two Damage Suits Against Southern Paalflc and Traction Companies for the Death of Judge Irwin Stratum

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Wilmington Whispers

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) STRUCK_BYJI TRAIN Two Wagons Demolished but Driver Escapes Injury

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ANOTHER VETERAN GONE Charles D. Piatt Giveu a Soldier's Funeral at the Veterans' Home

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Redondo Personals

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SEWER SYSTEM PLANNED LONG BEACH TO MAKE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS Arrangements Completed for Laying of Cornerstone for the New Catholic Church This Afternoon—Arrivals

(ORANGE COUNTY) SUNDAY OBSERVANCE Methodist Conference at Santa Ana Discusses the Subject

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) THEATER FORJEDUNDS PLANS FOR ERECTION OFHAND SOME BUILDING Los Angeles Manager Offers to Invest $10,000 if the Citizens Will Subscribe $15,000 More—News Notes

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LOST OVERBOARD A Colored Sailor on the Bark Katie Flickinger Drowned

Buried Alive

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ATTACK ON A CRIPPLE DREADFUL EXPERIENCE OF LITTLE ANNA RICHTER Seized cn the Street by a Strange Man, Who Attempts to Carry Her Off. Angry Veterans Search All Night

(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) TO FORM A CLUB

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Hermosa Beach Notes

WINS AT RACES TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Friday, on Rozell, at 50 to I Shot Robbed of All But Fifty Dollars Yesterday-Today in Hospital With Cracked Skull

FOLLOWTpRRORS Iroquois in Indian Togs Will Tour ONE HUNDRED BRAVES PLAN A SOUTHERN RAID Democrats Propose to Send a Special Train to Follow Teddy's Terror*. Indian Uniforms Will Be Made a Counter Attraction to Cowboy Suit

HILL COMMITTEE STANDS State Delegates Approve the Work of T. 0. Toland

RECEPTION FOR_LITTLEFIELD The Pine Tree State Association Will Properly Receive Him

AS TO SUPERIOR JUDGES Warning and Notice Sent Out by (he County Committee

From Four Missing Precincts

Political Notes and News

CRIME COMMITTED IN 1894 A Missouri Murderer Arrested While Serving as a Soldier

SUGAR PINE TRADE Great Demand for the Lumber in the Antipodes

A PLOT FRUSTRATED Desperate Convicts Had Filed Their Shackles

College Reception

THROUGHOPENDOORS Income of Immigration From Europe FROM JAPAN THE ARRIVALS REACHED 14,270 Commissioner Sargent Points Out the Difficulties Encountered in Enforcing the Provisions of the Chinese Exclusion Law

Towboats to Combina

Caught in a Burning Building

An Old Line Insurance Agent

REMARKABLEJSHOWING List of Matured Contracts In thc Equitable Bulldlnf and Trust Company AUGUST I. 1902

HISTORY OF HISTORY t. — , . i Arof. Stephens Tells How It Is Made FIRST LECTURE UNDER THE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Xalka E*peclally of Tribal Songs and Race Epics—Touches on the Iliad, • the Odyssey and Others—Directors Are Chosen for the Course

SISTERS' HOSPITAL OPENING Committees to Make Preliminary Arrangements Will Meet Today

ASKS ABOUT FIVE PER CENT Superintendent Strine Writes to Originator of American Boy Fund

COURT BRIEFS Asks Damages

ADAMS' SARSAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated

CALL FORCONTRACTS Midland Pacific Asks the Producers to Sign PROPOSAL TO DISCRIMINATE IS TURNED DOWN Jftore Time Allowed Producers—Ships to Use Oil—Reed Crude I/oses a Suit. Lucky Scripper Gets His Patent for Railroad Lands—Oil Items

Pointers in the Trade

STOCK EXCHANGE

POSITION OF_ COPPER Authorities Agree That a Surplus Exists PRODUCTION IS A FACTOR OF VITAL IMPORTANCE Import* Do Not Seem to Be Reckoned in the Total Stock—Notes From Needles—What Is Doing in Arizona—Crisp Mining Points

Angelenos in Mining

Notes From Needle*

Metals Ave Unchanged

Boston Copper Stocks

San Francisco Alining Stocks

DENTISTS_AT_RIVERSIDE Expect Large Attendance at the Fifth Annual Convention

Runs Over Five Hundrrd P.owi

Cornerstone Laying. St. Anthony's Church

Free Ferns at the Mammoth

THE EUREKA MINING AND MILLIN6 CO, Capital Stock $1,000,000 100,000 Shares, Par Value $10.00 Each rully PM and Non/U*«»»«bl» Main Office of the Companu, Tomb* stone, Arizona. Shipping Points, Falrbank aid Naco, Arizona,

STOCKS -STILL ADVANCE BANK REPORT 'lS FAVORABLY ACTED UPON BMfy Selling to Keallee Profits Reported From London—Memorable Week In Wall Street Is Closed.

Financial Record

Live Stock Reports

ORANGES RULE ACTIVE AND ARE IN DEMAND

NEW YORK STOCKS

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

Cotton and Wool

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

BULLISH SENTIMENT IN WHEAT

Sugar and Coffee

N«w York Commerce

CHEESE IS UNCHANGED ONLY ONE ADVANCE WAS MADE THIS WEEK i Eggs Have Ascended to the Highest Price of the Year—Demand fev Produce Fa3t Reducing Stocks

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

Fruits in San Francisco

Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CMS MOVE FASTER Pacific Company Starts j New Machinery OPENS REGULAR SERVICE ON , THE BELT LINE | Long Beach Cars Bun on a Thirty Minute Schedule—A G. WelJis of the Ft Return#—Southern Pacific Traffic Officials Inspect Lines

TO BE PLAYED BY SOUSA A Mrtiili Com posed by .ik St t* venson of Loa An^rlcs

INCREASE LUMBERMEN'S PAY Anieemnt Also M.ikrs Nine Hours a Day's Work

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WOODMEN OP THE WORLD /i... .

ODD FELLOWS

MODERN WOODMEN

MACCABEES

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

KNIGH'IS OF PYIHIAS

MODERN wgodme::

UNITED WORKMEN

NATIVE SONS

The Lawyer's Unlucky Question

OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY

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Will Pay for Water Used

Danger of Asparagus Rust

Nutmeg Jeliy

Why Desert Land 13 Fertile

Orchard

Plumcot History

The Myrobolan Plum Tree

Ranch

Making Land Pay

Farni3 Without a Grapevine

Alfalfa Farming Profitable

Profitable Small Farms

Poultry

Maine's Two Hundred-Egg H«na

Brahmas and Leghorns

Hens Are Profitable

(11$ HI WOMEN 1 in CIS

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RicK Men's Sons

HE RESTRAINED HIMSELF

Personalities

Yaqviis Are the Moderrv Sp&rtaLns

The Indian Village of Quijotoa

THE CASA GRANDE RUINS

*J*ome Early Ps^eminiscences

T»INE NEEDLE OIL INDUSTRY Mr. Huehps nil r mncul (rannioil ft* 11- 1

OLD, BUT ALWAYS SICKLY

Behind the Scenes

The Piis Fund of the California».ns

Sousafs Foreign Decorations

How Thirvgs Are Dorve irv Southerrv Califorrvia Making Brick and Pottery

EQUAL TO THE OCCASION

Literature

"The Vultures"

"California Souvenirs"

••Poco a Poco"

"Tales About Temperaments"

A Cook Book Worth Having

"The Cross of Christ in 8010-tand"

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Health and Hygiene Pr*otlc*l Sufgaatlona for Thoa* Who Are Ailing

LACK OF BLEEP

HIS CONFIDENCE

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> Ancient Indian "Dances at Tucson >

Hvirvtirvg a CaJiforrvidL Liorv WitK Hovirvds

A Remarkable Photograph

A Tovirist's Trip to Tia. Jua.ia.

Woman and Home THE FAMILY CIRCLE

A FALL SUIT

BONbONS IN HEART CASES

THE CHATELAINE

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•TRATTON REMEMBERS Hl* OLD PARTNKR

MY AIN COUNTREE

Stories by the Young Folks In The HaraJd'a School of Writing Prize* for Young Writer*

THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS

U IN THE MOUNTAINS

MALTA

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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