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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 218, 13 May 1903
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GATES SWUNG WIDE OPEN San Francisco Outdoes Herself in the Warmth and Grandeur of the Welcome Extended to President Roosevelt
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SHERMAN'S HAND INJpCHISE Why Sixth Street Grant Is Needed ACUTE TROUBLES WITH THE TRACTION Santa Monica Situation Stated to j Have Caused the Los Angeles-1 Pacific to Seek a New Route of Ingress Into the Heart of the Cityj
SPEAKING OF INFERNAL MACHINES
TETUAN IS SURROUNDED SITUATION THERE EXTREMELY CRITICAL The Hostile Tribes Have Set Fire to Plantations, and the Inhabitants Are in a State of Panic
HELD COURT AT HOLYROOD The First Function of the Kind Held There in Eighty Years
WOMAN TRAMPLED ON Riot at Meeting; of Denver Republican Central Committee 'Special to The Hern Id.)
DYING FROM FAMINE Terrible Suffering and Destitution Reported in South China
Mystery May Be Solved
Holla Declinea to Act
INDIANS AEE LED BY A DUSKY JOAN OF ARC Removal From Warncir's Kanch Begins PLEADING OF AN ONEIDA GIRL PROVES SUCCESSFUL Laura M. Cornelius, a Teacher at the Sherman Institute, Induces Tribe to Go to New Home Peaceably, and' the Start for Pala Is Made
OPEN TOJUEBS Any One May Travel in Manchuria REASSURING ADVICES FROM THE RUSSIAN MINISTER Th« State Department Is Now Satisfied That It Was Unintentionally Misinformed Regarding the Reoccupation of Neuchwang
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC Dominion Government Will Give It a Heavy Subsidy
FRANK REOCCUPIED People of the Stricken Town Have Returned to Their Homes
RIOT IN A CHURCH Astl-Clericals Make Serious Demonstration in a French Village
NO MORE PLAGUE CASES Peruvian Doctors Think the Disease Was Not the Malignant Type
Dynamite Explosion in a Mine
To Reassemble Land Conference
CONGER SUSTAINED Washington Authorities Will Settle on a Silver Basis
Academy of Sciences Election
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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lITRUSHONVICTED Federal Salt Company Pleads Guilty FIRST CONVICTION UNDER THE SHERMAN LAW The Company, Soon After Establishing Business in California, Secured a Monopoly, and Raised the Price of Salt From $3 to $30 a Ton
Complain of Hay Trust
THE STELLAR AZIMUTH Practical Test of Machine Invented
SACRAMENTO'S CARNIVAL Grand Display of Floral Decorations and Flags Flying Everywhere
TYPHOID AT STANFORD Out of Respect to the Victims the Senior Ball Will Be Omitted
Miller & Lux Dividend
Want a Boodler Returned
JESSIE IJpOHED Brilliant Display at San Bernardino OPENS WITH ILLUMINATION AND PARADE » Streets Ablaze With Colored Lights When the Royal Procession Enters the City for the Coronation Ceremonies—Program for Today .
THE ODD FELLOWS Grand Lodge of the Order in Session in San Francisco
Officers of Hermann's Sons
Horses Likely to Perish
MEDICALJONGRESS Convenes in Triennial Session DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE Sixteen Societies of Specialists Affiliated With the Congress Meet and Discuss Subjects Related to Their Various Lines of Work
RED HATS TO BEGIVEN OUT A Number of Cardinals to Be Named at the Next Consistory
WHERE FEVER RAGES The Isthmus of Panama in Very Bad Sanitary Condition
The Humbert Cases
Another Letter to Tulloch
Chiefs of Police in Convention
Catholic Knights of America
Adulterated Wines
MAY OROP_PANAMA Actions of Colombia Are Annoying OPERATIONS MIGHT BE AGAIN OPENED WITH NICARAGUA It Is Doubted, However, if It Will Be Necessary to Resort to a Change of Route—Changes Announced in the Colombian Cabinet
WILL HOLD ANNUAL SESSION Anti-Tuberculosis League Announces Its June Meeting
BILLIONAIRE LEE He Wants a School Established for Various Political Specialists
THE TWO SHAMROCKS
Baseball Player Fatally Hurt
Rural Free Delivery Routes
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LEFT TO JHE LOCALS Machinists Evade Strike Matter /OTE TO BE TAKEN BY THE VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS liarriman Arranges for Meeting With Representatives of the Boilermakers in Chicago for Friday—Bakers* field Strikers Return to Work
Will Confer With Harriman
Will Return to Work
Great Northern Affairs
Ultimatum of No Effect
Army Changes
DEATHS OF THE DAY Carlo Brizzi
TABLES ARE TURNED Omaha Strikers Resort to Courts INJUNCTION ISSUED AGAINST THE BUSINESS MEN Prohibited From Boycotting Union Labor, or to Hold Meetings, or in Any Way to Interfere With the Unions In Management of Affairs
Situation in New York
Conductors in Council
Volunteer* Asked For
The Fastest in the World
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CONTEST OVER HILL ESTATE BEGINS
CUT THEIR PREMIUMS Edison Electric Company Called to an
SPLIT, BRITTLE, DULL HAIR All Come From Dandruff, Which la Caused by a Germ
TO HOLD MEETING TODAY The California Homeopathic Society Convenes This Morning
The Latest Fad
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THE SILVER GHOST
COLOMBIA'S DILEMMA
women Left the cigars
POPULATION OF LOS ANQELEB
RAPID TRANSIT EXPANDS CITY
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Married Fifty Years Ago
Social Notes
Archbishop Kane at a Sanitarium
BOER COLONISTS Lands Secured for Them In Republic of Mexico
NEED OF BARRACKS Recruits for Navy to Be Quartered In Tents at Present
STATE BOOKS MUST BE USED An Important Opinion Given Out by Superintendent Kirk
THE DUTARD ESTATE Another Move Made in Prolonged Litigation
Brutal Treatment of Lunatics
Ship Building Company Readjustment
Smallpox in Hartford
Mayor Faints at a Banquet
Sand Street Mothers Meet
Big Blaze in Buffalo
Boy Burned to Death
Libel Bill Signed
WILL NOT TALK POLITICS Qrover Cleveland Is Fishing on a Lake Erie Island
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
BY THE WAY OF RUSSIA Disquieting News of the Movements of Armenian Bands
To Control the Free Zone
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HER CMEEHBMDOIED CUPID BALKS PLANS OF A LOS ANGELES SINGER Miss Marie Dale Rawton Gives Up Her Operatic Studies to Marry • Young Engraver
A GREAT SINGER But a Small Audiencc Greeted Mme. Alantelli's Last Night
NEW UNIQUE THEATER An Actor Received a Very Temporary Rise of Salary
PERSONAL
AT THE HOTELS
When Weary of Being Fitted
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DIES ll_ MOITMA News Received of Death of Judge Fitzgerald HE WAS FORMERLY ATTORNEY GENERAL OF STATE Had Been Visiting With His Wife at the Home of a Married Daughter. The Deceased Was One of the Most Eminent Jurists in California
TEXAS BANKERS MEET Secretary Gorc Writes a Letter on the Money Supply
A GROWING CITY Rapid Increase in the Population of Greater New York
CHILDREN'S HOME A SUCCESS Reports of Officers at the Annua! Meeting Indicate Progress
COURT BRIEFS
HOW HE CAN MAKE MONEY Collector Stranahan Suggests How Agent Theobald Can Gain $60,000
Undelivered Telegrams
ORATORS IHCOMPETITIOH] H. N. VVIEMAN WINS THE FIRST PLACE FOR OCCIDENTAL Largs Audience Hears Four Young Men Give Orations in Contest for Southern California Championship
Wi!! Contest for Land
San Bernardino Street Fair
Reliable Piano Values.
STATE SOCIETY IS GROWING Coloradans Are Entering Upon the Second Year of Progress
Died Suddenly in Hotel
Caught in a House
Iron 'Workers Return
Alpiionsc and tiaston
Child Falls Off a Tree
TRY A TEN-CENT BOX Adams' Sarsaparilla Pills
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) BUSINESSMEN FEtST Gathering at the Hotel Maryland ANNIVERSARY OF MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Two Hundred Members and Ladies Banquet After an Election of Seven Directors of the Organization. Some of the Speaker*
Lively Council Meeting
Death of an Old Settler
Santa Fe Depot Robbed
The Government Interested
Pasadena Brief*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) NEW TOURIST HOTEL lo.ona Chamber of Commerce Will Solicit Subscription*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) HAS NO_COMPETITOR H. E. Huntington Awarded Riverside Street Railway Franchise
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) PRIZES FOR ANGLERS Fifth Annual Tournament of the Tuna Club Now Open
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Colton News Notes
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Ocean Park Events
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) Soldier*' Home Brief*
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) CONVICTED OF k FELONY MURDEROUS JAP MUST GO TO STATE PRISON Attempted to Murder Hi* Employer When the Latter'* Wife Rejected His Attentions—Resigns Position
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) MANDAMUS DENIED Board of Education Loses Its Case Against the Council
(ORANGE COUNTY) SANTA ANA AFFAIRS Cole'* Case Continued to Monday. Fined for Drunkenness
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FOUNDER'S DAY Whittier People Celebrate Town's Sixteenth Aniverury
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) Santa Monica Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTV) Alhambra Affairs
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Redlands Affairs
RAILROADS
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
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NATIONALS PLAY AGAIN Fred Raymer's Injuries—Southern I California League's Success
PACIFIC NATIONALS Spokane Outbats Helena but Loses on Costly Errors
Seattle 5, Butte 4
New Umpire Signed
NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Outbats Brooklyn and Wins
umpire—mimiic. Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 5
St. Louis 7, Boston 6
Cincinnati 4, New York 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE Chesbro Proves aivEasy Mark for the Detroit Sluggers
Boston io, Cleveland 5
St. Louis 14, Washington a
Chicago j, Philadelphia j
TWELVE INNINGS Oakland Defeats Portland by a Hard Batting Rally
VIOLATING THE GAME LAWS Pot Shooters Are at Work on Quail and Dove
Racing at Sacramento
Results at Morris Park
Racing at St. Louis
Results at Churchill Downs
Results at Worth
Spring Meeting at Newmarket
BIG SHOOT ARRANGED | Ingleside Event Will Bringf Shotgun Experts From All Points
TUNA CLUB PRIZES Announcement of Award* for Present Catalina Season
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WOMEN JN SESSION Parliament Opens at Aznsa MRS. PRESIDENT KIGGENS IN THE CHAIR Many Delegate* Receive Enthusiastic Welcome and Listen to Practical Papers on Timely Topics by Representatives From Various Clubs
I ORNITHOLOGISTS ARRIVE ' Party Is on the Way to the Session at San Francisco
Episcopal Auxiliary fleets
TEST CIVIL_ SERVICE Mandamus Proceedings and Police Board CASE OF WILLIAM H. NTGILL POSTPONED ONE WEEK Attorney Lawler Wants the Charges Against His Client Specified by the Health Board—Chicago ex-Detective Barred From Examination
THREE OFFICERS ARE TO GO Action in Their Case Contemplated by the City Authorities
While They Drank
Dies of His Injuries
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LANGUID UPWARD TREND STOCK PRICES OPEN FIRM BUT GAINS DISAPPEAR Railroad Manipulation Is the Crowning Item of interest—Foreign Exchange Still Rules Active
Financial Rccord
COTTON SHORTS COVER
Pacific Coast Trade
Fruits in San Francisco
Live Stock Reports
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
ORANGE MARKET IS EASIER
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bond*
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angtles Banks
Iron Ooes Lower
WHEAT MARKET RULES DULL
EGGS ARE NOT SO ACTIVE
Coffee and Sugar
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-MAY 12
Feel Your Pulse
GOOD CROP REPORT Warmer Weather Would Be Welcomed by Rancher*
FOREST FIRES RAGING Lumbermen Praying for Rain to Stop the Fierce Flames
Not Liable for Pastor's Pay
Must Pay Two Dollars Every Trip
How to Reach Any Point in Los Angeles Cars of th# Los Angslss Rsilway Co. traverse all sections of ths city— . route indicated by deatl nation boards on aides and ends of cars.
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SEVEN DAYS' GRACE Liquor Men Not to Be Arrested Now CITY ATTORNEY ADVISES ONE WEEK'S DELAY Wholesalers Compromise With the Police Board—James A. Gray Charges That the Commissioners Deal Unfairly With Workingmcn
Tragedy Averted
Sanitarium Foods
SHtmorS SYSTEM Mixed With Men Who Had Money to Loan HE THEN ENTERTAINED THEM ACCORDING TO WORTH Induced a Young Physician From Chicago to Introduce Him Into His Circle of Friends, and Then Com>* menced a Prosperous Business
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