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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 159, 14 March 1903
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WILL OF THE, MUMED MAN Bardick Left Not a Cent | , to His Wife THE INQUEST WILL TAKE PLACE THIS MORNING Mrs. Paine, Who Will Be an Important Witness, Was Followed to Batavia by a Detective—Some Light May Be Thrown on the Mystery
THE MORNING'S NEWS
LEVEES MAY GO AT m MINUTE Danger Grows at Many Points MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS ARE ALREADY SUBMERGED Every Able Bodied Man, White and Black, Pressed Into Service to Strengthen Embankments Where Weakest—The River Still Rifling
ONLY BILL THAT BOTHERS HIM NOW
KANE'S BILLJOR EXTRAS MEMBER OF ADMIRAL SCHLEY'S PARTY IS INDIGNANT Accused of Defrauding Hotel Green of a Considerable Sum, and Fays the Money to Santa Barbara Chief
Kane's Statement
DEATH OF_A_ PRINCESS HUSBAND GAVE UP NAME AND RANK FOR HER The Life Romanes of the Prince of Saxe-Weimar and His Consort Comes to a Sad and Sudden End
Did Great Britain ProtestP
HIS HONORJT STAKE WHY A KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN THRASHED AN EMPLOYE Justus Goebel, by His Recent Conduct, Exonplifles the Wonderful Effect of the Arizona Climate
Danger Line at Cincinnati
GOVERNOR HLLS NUniCUCIES Appointments Sent to the Senate COMPLETE CHANGE IN PILOT COMMISSION Noneof Gage's Appointees Retained on the State Board of Health—Number of Southern Callforniana Honored by the State's Executive
JAMES R. KEENE SCORESA POINT The Southern Pacific Is Enjoined MUST NOT PERMIT STOCK TO BE VOTED BY UNION PACIFIC The Keene People Hope to Obtain Such Control of the Southern Pacifla Directory as Will Be Favorable to the Declaration of a Dividend
MM MIL CONGRESS President Considering an Extra Session VERY ANXIOUS TO HAVE CUBAN RECIPROCITY ACTED ON It Is Pointed Out, However, That It Would Be Almost Impossible to Maintain a Quorum in Each Branch of Congress Curing the Fall
PANAMA NEGOTIATIONS Reply of the President to the Senate Resolution
FOR THE NEW DEPARTMENT The President Names a Ctunniissiou to Recommend Officers
IRRIGATION WORKS Authority Granted for the Acquisition of Necessary Property
Objection to Female Inspectors
METROPOLITAN BAILWAY Its Affairs Being Investigated by the New York City Officials
EVIDENC£_OFJNSANITY The Missouri Farmer Who Killed His Wife and Six Children Dies
DIED ON THE SCAFFOLD Murderers Legally Executed Yesterday in Three States
KNAPP AS A WITNESS The Wife Strangler Makes Appearance in the Courtroom
A MARVEL INDEED What Was Found in a Limb of One of the Hartford Elms
Justice Day's Condition
FLAWS 111 THE TITLE Morgan Questions Knox's Opinion – t CHARGES THE FAENCH COURTS WENT BEYOND AUTHORITY Senator Spooner Will Begin a Speech Today in Favor of Ratifying the Treaty—All Speeches Are to Be Printed After the Vote Is Taken
Very Brief Session
IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER The Strong Orators Have Not Yet Entered Into the Debate
A MUSICAL SUCCESS Madame Roger-Mlclos at Carnegie Hall, New York
SABIN TO LEAVE CHICAGO President of Chicago Telephone Company to Return to San Francisco
COAL OPERATORS GO FREE Under Court's Instructions the Jury Returns Verdict of Not Guilty
PLOWING FOR GOLD The Auriferous Earth in Orchards and Farms Being Turned Over
No Day FixedforAdjournment
BLOWS RAISED The One Declared by the Venezuelans PRESIDENT CASTRO BECOMES ALARMED AND QUITS Great Britain Had Threatened That if Communication With Orinoco Was Impeded She Would at Once Recognize the Insurgents
Revolutionists Defeated
THEY CAME TO BLOWS An tTnseemly Row in Lower House of Missouri Legislature
IMPERIAL TROOPS BEATEN The Chinese Rebellion Reported to Be Gaining Ground
The New Battleships
Plague at Miusatlan
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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ASSEMBLY MIXES UP Last Day of the Session Wasted ALL-DAY WRANGLE OVER THE WATER FRONT MEASURES After One Defeat the Matter Is Dragged Up Again at Night, and Charges of Bribery Are Optply Made—Many Good Bills Will Suffer
STORY OFTHE FIGHT Bills Are Made a Special Order for This t Morning
IN THE SENATE Another I«arge Batch of Bills Finally Passed
MEASURES VETOED Governor Strikes a Blow to Two of the Big Corporation^
SAVED FROM A VETO Agreement on Appropriation for the Hospital at Patton (Special to The Herald.>
DEFEAT DIRECTJ-EGISLATION Senate Refuses to Adopt Amendment to Constitution
• Bill* Signed
Sympathy for R. N. Bulla (Special to The Herald.)
Appellate Courts
State Tax Levy
State Highway
To Collect War Claims
Probably Fatal Accident
Rainfall Seems General
Quakes Up North
Mystery Still Unsolved
FOR LUMBER TRAFFIC Keen Competition Now Under Way SANTA FE BUYS SMALL ROADS IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY In the Meantime the Southern Pacific Is Attempting to Head Off Its Rival by Getting Control of the California Northwestern Line
The Report Confirmed
NOT THEIR FIRST HOLD UP Oakland Police Say Burke and Metzger Are No Novices
FUNDED THE INDEBTEDNESS A Compromise by Which Arieona Has Saved About $100,000
NOT RAISIN GROWERS
Changes in Immigration Laws
San Bernardino Man in a Row
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LOOK LKETROUBLE San Francisco Carmen May Strike MOTORMEN ANO CONDUCTORS SUSPENDED FROM DUTY They Refused to Break in New Men. The Executive Committee of the Union Considers the Situation but .. Beaches No Conclusion
CONFERENCE ADJOURNED Southern Pacific Trainmen and Officials Discuss an Advance
Chicago and Alton Trainmen
Split on Eouble Headers
Firemen and Oilers Strike
Merchant Tailors Organize
Settled Satisfactorily
Sweeping Injunction Issued
Better Than Gold
An Increase Granted
Given an Increase
DOCK LABORERS AT BERLIN They Are Trying to Decide Whether to Order a Strike or Not
ADMIRAL COGHLAN TO GO Will Proceed at Once to the Honduras Coast to Protect Our Interests
Sandstone Brick Plant
Arctic Explorers
Changes in Union Iron TVorks
Another Police Change
Friar Lands May Not Be Bought
That Bothersome Elkins Law
License With Local Option.
KEENE SCORES A POINT
Tried to Kill Himself
Typhoid at Ithaca '.
A Fireman Burned A CAN or CHEMICALS WHICH HE WAS HANDLING EXPLODED The shock of ths Explosion and His Injuries Wrecked His Ner. vous System. How Ho Escaped Retirement For Disability.
FEARED THE FEVER Thomas Nast's Successor Returned From Guayaquil
Dr. Alexander Indicted Again
Rifles Seized at Hong Kong
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL RmtWtVJMNCHISES Board of Public Works Hears Discussion MAKE EARNEST DEMAND FOR CAR TRANSFERS People Will Persist That They Are Entitled to Change From Cars of One Huntington Company to Another for One Fare—Matter Goes Over
CONCERNING^IS SANITY Physicians, in Answering Questions, Say Hanslor Is Sans
CITY HALL NOTES
STILL lIJJMGLE EXPERTS TESTIFY IN REGARD TO THE WIGMORE BOOKS Referee iJynn Helm Hears Statements of Bookkeepers, Who Tell What Posting Is Technically
SALARY BUT NO OFFICE Committee' Allows Pay for Sealer of Weights and Measures
IS PREFERRED CREDITOR
COURT BRIEFS
HARDING-MILLER TROUBLE Judge Trask Again Decides Custody of Mrs. Harding's Child
WANTS TO COME HERE Widow's Appeal for Transportation Contains Businesslike Proposal
Raze tho Derricks
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THE ARGENTINE DOCTRINE
SIBERIAN PENAL SYSTEM
NEW STATE BOARD
AN AMERICAN RIVIERA
INIQUITOUS POLL TAX SURVIVES
"WATCH US GROWI "
Odds and Suets
An Accidental Scoop
A Scientific Note
Praise
In Time's Treasury
One Man's Wisdom
Which Side?
The Useful Liar
Property 97? art's Confession
Odd TTJeettng !Ptaoe of Veteran 77? ms trots
Jjho &ighiing Tfavtcs of the 11/orld
Iconoclasm
Henpecked
,////»«' Strf*' Xtmtnym
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EWS OF CITY IK BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Notice to Carpentars
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OLD IS DEAD DR. R. C. KIRKPATRICK DIES OF HEART FAILURE He Practiced Medicine Here for Thirty Years, and Was a Orand Army Veteran and Member of the PioneeT*
MORRIS JACOBY_WAS FRANTIC Thought a Young Woman Had Taken Mercury Tablets
KOCIAN AGAIN Modern Program Presented Before a Fair Sized Audience
PERSONAL
AROUND THE HOTELS
The PMlrtd Effect
A Guaranteed Cur* for Pllaa
The Safe Way
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HUNTINGTON WILL BUILD ON ECHO MOUNTAIN
10 WHITTIER NEXT Line Will Be Built There Immediately RIGHT OF WAY SECURED OVER NEARLY ENTIRE ROUTE A. Twenty-Five Minute Service Will Be GiTcn—The Material Is Here and There Will Be No Time Lost Rushing the Road to Completion
TO WELCOME THE PRESIDENT Tha Cowboys and Indians Will Get Together When Roosevelt Cam; 3
New York W?n'.s a Ship Canal
SEVERE ATTA'.K OF GRIP I "ured by One Bottle of Chsmbcrlain's Cough Remedy The Honest Truth ao Stated by Frank W. Perry, Editor .of the Enterprise, Shortsville, N. Y.
ELKHORN DiVE CLOSED Frank Stadler Put Out of Business and Fined $150
EVIDENTLY A SUSCiDE Eody of Unknown Man Found on the Beach by a Fisherman
Soical Clubs Closed
Anaheim Affairs
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION A Large Attendance and Interesting Papers Read
A Matter of Whose Friend
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permits
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CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK CATHOLIC
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
BAPTIST
Y. W. C. A.
I CHRISTIAN
CONGREGATIONAL
PACIFIC GOSMft, MISSION
PRAISE RECTOR
FREE METHODIST
B'NAI B'RITH SERVICES
CHRISTIAN I
CHURCH NOTES
IN DRIZZLES AND SHOWERS Rain Began Tailing in the Morning With Light Precipitation
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
UP TO MJOVERNOR EXPECTED HE WILL SIGN THE CONVENTION HALL BILL Personal Telegram Urging Pavorabl# Action Sent His Excellency—Com-, mittees on Site Are Named
DISAPPROVE OF PAINT High School Pupils Adcptjlesolution* of Disapprobation
WOMEN'S CLUBS Chamber Music
HAIR SOFT AS SILK New Scientific Treatment Kills Dan* druff Germs and Makes Hair Soft
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INJUNCTION PRAYtD Morley Invokes Law in Chutes Case MAGNATE INTENDS TO STAND FOR HIS LEASE Opposition Not Believed to Have Had Any Hand in the Business—Morley Says It Is an Annual Occurrenco. Doings of the Ball Payers
Morning Ball Game
That. Trout Law
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans Race*
Ventura in Pugilism and Racing
Grays Defeat Conservative Lite
Doings of the Boxers
Walter Maben Seriously Hurt
Western Bowling Record Broken
MAUD IN THE FINALS Interesting Golf Games # at Presidio NORTH AND SOUTH TIED IN THE TEAM MATCH PLAY } Walter Fairbanks, Last Year's Champion, Succumbs at Last and Is Beaten Also by Lawson—Golcher Takes Pasadena Expert Into Oamp
TIPS ON TH| COURSING Good Day's Frograb Is Artmgsd tor Sunday at Angelus Park
Warrant for Pop Hardy's Arrest
Uunroe Wins a Wrestling Bout
Tokell and Dougherty
DEATHS OF THE DAY Robert C. Hedrick
Signor Bovio
Delayed Trains Must Be Bulletined
Drowned by a Rush of Waters
Opposes Jewish Naturalization
Church Discipline Bill
WILL LIVE IN VIRGINIA H«nry T. Oxnard Has Bought Bevwly Place, on the Pofcomje (Special to Th« Herald.)
BURNING THEIR DEAD . Expedient to Which Arizona Indians Were Driven Reoently
Impressed With Pope's Vitality
H>My Reward Offered
Consul Invited to Resign
Secretary Shaw Off for Texas
Three Miners Killsd
Horses Killed by the Cold
In Cabinet Meeting
Wireless in Operation
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
; MR. DOOLEY AS AN EDITOR • Humorist Tame Part of His Attention to Sstlous Work
POINTS FOR MEW MEMBERS Chicagoans Elected to Congress Learn About Their Perquisites
"ficrappin" for Pennies"
Cheerful
Didn't Try Both
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) LABOR TAKES A HAND New Element iu Pasadena Campaign CANFIELD'S CANDIDACY STIRS POLITICAL CIRCLES Statement That He Is Working in the Interest of the Vedder Faction Is Promptly Denied by His Friends. Effect of Use of the Union Label
Merchants and Early Closing
Pasadena Prstofflce
Generous Friend of Throop Dead
Paeadena Hospital Hatters
Pasadena Pointers
A Tourist Who Was in Luck
Board of Trade Members
Pasadena Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LUNCH STAND ROBBED
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) COMPROMISE EFFECTED
(ORANGE COUNTY) TO FILL UIEXPIINM | S. WILSON ELECTED RECORDER OF SANTA ANA Proceedings Begun to Annul Street Railway Franchise on the Ground That It Is Used as a Sidetrck
(BIVERSIDE COUNTY) LOSES BUILDING SITE The Riverside Woman's Club Fails to Close Dsaj in Time
(SAN DIEGO COXTNTYI PARK IMPROVEMENTS 1 Head Gardener Secured nnd tho Work Begin* in Earnest
(LOS A.NOELES COUNTY) Hollywood Booming
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Monrovia Mention
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) J Pomona Polntsrn
(SAW BERNABDINO COUNTY) INDIAN UPRISING FEARED INTENSE EXCITEMENT AMONG ; desert BRAVES Attempt of Oil Operators to Locate Claims on the Reservation Cause of the Trouble—Whites Have to Flee
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SUMMONED SUDDENLY Soldiers' Home Veteran. Expiree After Drawing His Pension
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lordiburg Locals
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II MORE CHEERFUL TONE PROFESSIONALS BID UP PRICES ON FAVORED STOCKS Wo Premise to Liquidate Shares Is Noted—Honey Features Still Occupying the Greatest Attention
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
Financial Beport
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugav and Coffee
GOOD WEATHER FO R ORANGE SALES
NEW YORK STOCKS
New Tork Bonds
Boston Stoska and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONJS Los Angeles Bank*
Spot Prunes Quiet
Cotton and Wool
BANK CLEARINGS
WHEAT MARKET FEATURELESS
Live Stock Jlcportt
Batter, Eggs and Che«a«
Ooait Stripping
MINERS' SM EXCHANGE INTEREST DOES NOT FLAG ON THE DAILY CALL The Hard Road of a Prospect la Being Watched—The Volume of Business Beaches Good Proportions
Copper Los*a Wwingth
San Tvanelseo Mining Stock*
STOCK EXCHAME
PLENTY OF POTATOES IN SIGHT
MARINE REPORT-MARCH 13
Something New
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