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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 105, 17 January 1903 PDF Issue PDF

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MANGLED IN ANJLEVATOR Terrible Accident at the Hotel Potter BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL LOSES ONE OF HER LEGS Xiai Anita P. Kelly of New York Is Caught Between the Floor of the Car and the Shaft and Sustains Injuries Which Jtay Prove Fatal
Went Through th« Dardanelles
I First Step in Reform
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SHI MS POOLRODM LAW F. D. Black Says He Will Fight It ORDINANCE, IN HIS OPINION, IS NOT VALID Maintains That Its Provisions Are Conflicting and Inconsistent, and Says That if Hit Place Is Closed He Will Move Outside the City Limits c /
POPULAR PASTIME FOR ASSASSINS
TROOPS LEAVE FEZ ' The Sultan's Brother Commands One Column
VICTIMS OF THE PLAGUE General Ezeta, Once the President of Salvador, in Hospital
WIN lIRKRJURDERED SO HIS EASTERN RELATIVES BELIEVE Some Startling Facts Regarding His End Which Have Been Forwarded to the San Francisco Police
THE ST. LOUIS SIGHTED The Big Steamer Seen Off Nantucket Lightship Going Very Slow
CROWN PfIINCE IN RUSSIA William's Son Cordiklly Received by the Csar and Ccarina
BRIDGER BANK HOLD-UP An Arrested Man Tells the Story of the Daring Deed
A FRENCH EXPEDITION It Will Make an Attempt to Beach the North Pole
Tamous Baa Relief Stolen
TILLMAN MAKES AJTATEMEHT Says Jleports Published Are Untrue SAYS HE THOUGHT GONZALES 7 WAS ARMED The Wounded M»n I* Still Alive, and the Doctors Are Doing All They Can to Save Him, but Hold Out Little Hope—Public Sympathy
A LONG SESSION The Ceechs in the Beichgrath Haklng Trouble as Usual
WOULD STOP THE JOU IMPS Senator Smith's Reform Measure A CHECK TO EXTRAVAGANCE OP LEGISLATORS Also Plans to Curtail the Vumber of Attaches—Gage's Bank Commissioners Ho re Hopeful of Confirmation—HacCartney ° Fledges Support
WALKER "HAS NOT CAME"
AFTER Filf YEARS Claim Contracted in the Year 1862 WHILE FREMONT COMMANDED AT ST. LOUIS Btport of an Investigating Committee • That Was Never Printed, Because Lincoln Thought Its Revelations Would Xak* the People Despair
CABINET MEETING No Hatters of Serious Importance Are Considered
PRUSSIA'S SCHOOL SYSTEM Copy of a Work Upon It Sent to President Roosevelt
EXHIBITS AT ST. LOUIS A Bill Appropriating $100,000 for an Agricultural College
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
CUNNING COAL MEN Object to Answering Questions PRICE AT WHICH THEY SUPPLY WASHINGTON DEALERS Helping Out a Government Contractor—Senator Stewart Tells Them That They Are All Getting Rich at the Present Rates
RETAILERS TESTIFY Facts on Fuel Shortage Gathered in Chicago
HIGH-PRICED COAL Thirty Thousand Tons Received in New York City
Instructions to Collectors
Coal Transportation
Gifts to the University
Office Promptly Filled
For * Federal I<eper Settlement
MINING RESTRICTED Cad Effect of the Union Regulations TESTIMONY GIVEN ON BEHALF OF THE OPERATORS A Foreman Says That the Employment of Check Weighmen, Insisted on by the Union, Has Been a Good Thing for the Companies
Lockout of Clothing Workers
Telephone Strike Imminent
No Trouble With Telegraphers
Switchmen Return to Work
ROASTED TO DEATH How American Prisoner Was Treated by Filipinos in Samar
POWDER EXPLODES Six Slavß Fataliy Injured and Side of a House Blown Out
Saloon Keeper Robbed and Murdered
GAVE A CLEAR SIGNAL Zealous Messenger Boy Causes Wreqk WHERE THE BLOCK SYSTEM DID NOT INSURE SAFETY Collision on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Which Resulted in the Death of Four of the Employes and the Injury of Three Others
A WRECK IN COLORADO Thirty Passengers on a Train More or Less Seriously Injured
ROSEBERY ON VENEZUELA He Cannot Understand Why England Adopted Such an Unwise Policy
Louis A. Eisbrow Acquitted
EAT SLOW Means Chew Fast, Fine and Hard, But Swallow Slow
WANTS CONCESSIONS Germany Expects Them at Our Hands WOULD LIKE SAME TERMS AS WE ARE TO GIVE CUBA Herr Gothein, a Badical Liberal In Politics, Makes Rather a Remarkable Speech on "Favored Nations" Treaties in the Beichstag
TO OFFSET GERMAN TARIFF The New Austro-Hungarian Tariff Bill Nearly Ready
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Pttnic in a Chicago Hotel
Manuscript Bible Discovered
Lives Lost by Fira
Mrr Hewitt's Condition
SIFTING JJCANDAL To Prosecute the London and Globe DIRECTORS SOUGHT SHELTER BEHIND ROYALTY The Failure Denounced by a Shareholder as One of the Most Terrible, Heartless and Gigantic Swindles of the Present Age
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
A Necessary 'Precaution
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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FROM ACTOR AND PREACHER Frederick Warde and Rabbi Hecht Denounce the Corruption of the Dramatic Art by Immoral Plays. Main Responsibility Rests With Licentious Auditors
POPULAR TREE PLANTING
-'State Civil Service
WILL urn IT HMD Packing House Merger Denounced LIVE STOCK MEN THROW DOWN THE GAUNTLET If the Merger Is Ever Consummated the National Association Will String Packing Houses From Chicago to San Francisco
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CUM NEWS OF THE WEEK
METHODIST
CATHOLIC
PRESBYTERIAN
W. C. T. U.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOBEBS
PENIEL HALL
MISSIONARIES TO GO TO CHINA
CONGREGATIONAL
Y. W. C. A.
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES
HAD MONEY PLANTED Sidelight on a Sensational Failure in San Luis
MEAT TO BE HIGHER Cattlemen Claim the Growth of Green Feed Has Been Retarded
THE FIELD TRIALS A Most Successful Event Is Finally Brought to a Close
State School Fund Apportioned
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RIVAL IEAGUE CLUB Project Has Gone Quite a Distance SETHHART IS TO BE LEADER IN LOCAL CLUB Grounds Across From Chute# Park Have Already Been Secured by the Promoters of the Scheme, Which Hinges on Decision of Pat Powers
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans Races
Indoor Baseball Champions
Peace Is Still Far Off
Handicap la Arranged
TERRIBLE DROPSY CIIREB, ■r the Well Ksows CMcaaa Scientist awl IHyelclM, Dr. rraaklls MHes
MAPLE ALLEY TOURNEY Events for Five-Man, Two-Man and Single Teams
Marble Palaces Win Two
SPLENDID BEAR HUNTING Arizona Nimrods Get a Taste of Real Sport
Neill and Hartln Sua Today
Americans Defeat Nationals
McCcnnell Out of Danger
One Man Against Thirty
Kelly on Trial at St. Loui«
The Thames Frozen Over
Interstate Commerce Bill
Working on Anti-Truat Bill
WEIGHT ON HER HEAD i MRS. EGGLCSTON FEARED HER REASON WOULD GIVE WAY • ■ Solicitude of ller Neighbors Resultid la the Relief of the Unfortuaate Woman. Mrs. tggleston literviewed
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YESTERDAY JN WASHINGTON
COAL REBATE ON PACIFIC COAST
ANOTHER FLORIDA FRUIT BACKSET
REMEDY THE BLUNDER
TREACHERY AT SACRAMENTO
A POOR DEFENSE
. DID HIS PLAIN DUTY
WRINKLES IN HIS COAT-TAILS Cost the Big Basso Much Vexation of Spirit. Eugene Cowles Teiis His Tale of Woe and Other Interesting Experiences of a Popular Singer's Life
SYMPHONY CONCERT The Orcheatra Mot at Ita Beat—Cowlei Given an Ovation
BARON STERNBERGER K« Talks Quite Freely on Several Important Matters
CUBAN TREATY SAFE Leading Senators Assure President It Will Be Batified
English Merchants Object
A GRAND JUROR'S STORY Says That He Was Offered Honey to Divulge Jury Room Secrets
OPENED TO TRADE Castro's Decree Will Permit Qu3ntitiea of Coffee to Be Exported
WAS ONLH BLUFF Never Intended to Lay a Third Kail HUNTINGTON COMPANY WILL NOT TRESPASS Attorney W. E. Dunn Protest* Against Any Needless Expenditure of City's Honey—Pacific Electric Company Is Not Laying Third, Bails Now
CASTINO LOSES HIS MONEY Father-in-Law of Charles Temple Ii "Touched" by a Woman
Unprofitable Deal
Undelivered Telegrams
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
HfIEIIIJT BOLT Claim Department Is Inefficient COMMISSION STARTS OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION Insurance Men Charge Poor Work at the Gray Gables Fire, and Say That Department Was Poorly. Handled. The Chief to Make a Report
PERSONAL
FORCED TO IT Limp, Haggard and Disconsolate, He Takes His Medicine.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Regarding Loa Angeles
I Bimini •«th*
AT THE HOTELS
Japanese Emigration Limited
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permits
MORE REAL ESTATE DEALS Lindhuret, Livingston and Delaware! Hotels Find Beady Purchaser* J
BREWERY PETITION DENIED Spur Track Privileges on Moulton Street Are Held Up
;| DR. CANTINE'S FUNERAL -1 Many Friends Pay Tribute at the ji Services
MS SMOKY CITY Smudge and Soot Turn l'ay Into Night COUNCIL IS ASKED TO ABATE SMOKE NUISANCE Pedestrians Blackened by the Output of Local Chimneys—Councilmen Are Searching for Old Petition, and Early Belief Is Promised
ON CHARTER AMENDMENTS W. S. Helick Sees No Beason Against Their Confirmation
FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS Do Hair No Good, but Often Cause It to Fall Out
STEELFROMOERMAHY Coast Roads Go Abroad 1 for Bails SHIP NOW DISCHARGING CARGO AT PORT LOS ANGELES Freight Kates So Much Lew by Water That There I* a Big Saving in the Cost of Materials—Santa Fa Rebuilding Its Telegraph Lines
COURT BRIEFS
| Fine Carriages
New Pictures
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, FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) B. B. SHELDQK DEAD Tragic End of an Aged Tourist EXPIRES WHILE SEATED IN A STORE AT PASADENA He Was a Wealthy Manufacturer and Horse Fancier ot Boston, Who Was Spending the Winter Here on Account of Feeble Health
Arrest of Harry F. Conger
Events in Society
Hold-Up Case Developments
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Briefs
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) OVERRUN WITH TRAMPS Action of Supervisors Make* Nulaance •Intolerable
(ORANGE COUNTY) METZGAR SEVERELY BEATEN Attacked by His Mother-in-Law and Her Two Sons
(LOS ANGELES OOTJNTT) MYSTERY OF A SKELETON Human Bones Found in Excavation at Hollywood
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Compton Clippings
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE SAT
(SAN BEBNABDINO COUNTY) BUSY lIGNTFM THIEVES PLUNDER SLAUGHTER AND FREIGHT CAR Mexican Falls From a Brakebeam and Is Ground to Death by a Santa Fe Freight Train—Machine Man's Woe
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) GLENWOOD OPENING New Hotel Will Receive Guests Next Tuesday
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Home lor Club Women
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lordsburg Local*
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FALLS FROM A TREE Long Beach Man Suffering From a Broken Ankle
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) STREETS AGAIN LIGHTED The Pomona Trustees and the Electric Company Beach an Agreement
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) JOKE ON THE POLICE Tramps Break Jail and Tell Jailer's Wife Not to Oet Dinner for Them
(SAN BEBNATtDINO COUNTY) ALMOST RIVALED TANNER ) Death of Ambrose Taylor, Who Gained Fame au a Faster
Writing Paper In Pretty Boxea
Afraid
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CROWELL HOLDS OFFICE COURT SAYS HE IS INELIGIBLE BUT HE WILL NOT QUIT Two San Diego Election Contests Are Passed Upon—Runaway Boy Returns—Funeral of Runaway Victim
(LOS ANGELES-COUNTY) Fernando Facta
Mysterious Disappearance
Gift to the Tope
CHUTES WON'T CLOSE Directors Not Worrying About Suit ZOBELEIN SAYS THE BOARD IS READY TO FIGHT CASE Ten Per Cent Assessment Was Levied to Enable the Management to Pay-Book Debts of $5000 and to Make some More Improvements
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TRADERS ARE BEWILDERED DEALS AGAIN FELL FAR BELOW THE NORMAL No Stock Had Any Effect Upon the liist—Sugar Showed Strength—A Better Money Outlook,
Financial Record
Bank Statements
Orange Shipments
Fruits in San Francisco
Live Stock Reports
STRONGER MARKET FOR NAVEL ORANGES IS REPORTED
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bcsds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Sugar and Coffee
WHEAT TRADERS ARE EXCITED
bank clearings
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
NO CHANGE IN PRODUCE PRfcES
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
Wool and Cotton
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD Copper Firmer
Sau Francisco Mining Stocks
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