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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 231, 26 May 1903
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"MY BROTHER IS nYRANT" fl. W. Hellman Resigns From Farmers' Bank COULD NO LONGER ENDURE A DICTATORSHIP After Serving Thirteen Years Practically as Manager, the First Vice President Retires Because of Asserted Bossism of His Brother
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TORNADOES DEAL DEATHJO MANY Storm Follows Storm at Fearful Bate TWO NEBRASKA TOWNS WIPED OUT OF EXISTENCE Fifteen Persons Known to Have Lost Their Lives, and More Than a Score Are Injured to a Greater or Less Extent—ln Other States
ML REACHES 1 FEARFUL FORE ___ Victims of Automobile Accidents SIX PERSONS DEAD, THIRTEEN TERRIBLY HURT French and Spanish Governments Peremptorily Order Further Progress of the Race Stopped—Woman Spectator Lcses Both of Her Legs
MAX O'BELL DIES OF CANCER
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE GIYEN EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Ceremonies Incident to Turning of First Shovelful of fiarth for New Buildings Marked by Announcements of Gifts by Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Johnson and Charles M. Stimson Endowment Fund and Library
MBS. BEND FINED Claimed Adopted Child as Her Own TO OBTAIN POSSESSION OF HER HUSBAND'S ESTATE Released Upon Making Confession in ■ London Court and Paying a Fine of $50—Creates a Scene by Demanding Return of Her Revolver
AFFAIRS IN SAMOA Government Work Tied Up Owing to Absence of the Paymaster
SPREAD OF LEPROSY English Physician Attributes Disease in India to Tainted Fish
ANOTHER DISASTER FEARED Report on Cause of the Landslide at Turtle Mountain
INSURGENTS SLAUGHTERED One Hundred and Fifty Bodies Found in the Ruins
Bulgaria Asks Support
Negotiations Under Way
Down With the Ban
FAMINE IN KWANGSI Heartrending Details Given by the Missionary at Wu Chow
EVEN LUCIFER PROPOSED Kaiser Answers Protestants Against Statue for New Cathedral
Chinese in South Africa
New Diocese for Oregon
Elk Commits Suicide
CQREANS ARRESTED Charged With Selling Lands to Russians REIGN OF TERROR IN MUKDEN AND KIRIN Evacuation of Southern Manchuria by Russians Calls Forth a Display of Insolence by Disorderly Tribes, Whodfe Numbers Are Increasing
BRIDGE COLLAPSED Men and Team Drop Into the Sacramento River
Awaiting His Exequatur
Touring Y. M. C. A. Officials
Dr. Gardner's Successor
In Search of'a Daughter
Declared a Draw
Big Dredger Burned
Arizona Miner's Suicide
MILLER JISMISSED Summary Action of the Postmaster General AFTERWARD ARRESTED ON A CRIMINAL CHARGE Assistant Secretary Was Charged With Accepting a Bribe in Case of John J. Ryan & Co., Charged With Fraudulent Use of the Mails
Joseph M. Johns In the Toils
War on Hop Pests
Will Make Dying Statement
Mystery Cleared Up
Killed by Southern Pacific Pay Car
Acted In Self-Defense
Regard for Negroes
Fell From Cherry Tree
Senetor Clark's Legacy
TO PROTECT JUS Conditions at Bremerton Not Satisfactory ACTING SECRETARY OF NAVY ISSUES ORDERS On Account of Refusal of Town Council at Bremerton to Approve Reyoking of Licenses of Saloons War Ships Must Stay in San Francisco
ANOTHER COALING STATION Plans to Carry Out Recommendations for Dutch Harbor
DIED IN ELECTRICAL CHAIR Antonio Triola Executed for Murdw of His Sweetheart
Trust Scheme Blocked
Congress Must Make Oood
Chlco Bank Changes Ownership.
Band Concerts at Santa Cruz
Killed by an Elephant
" MRS. CUNARD'S COMPLAINT" Divorced Wife of E. M. Padelford Wants Her Alimony Continued
PASSED THE CENTURY MARK Death of Former Slave Who Belonged to Two Presidents
Divides Sixty Millions
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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PLEASES Statement 011 the Ohio Political Turn INDORSEMENT ISSUE SURE TO BE BROUGHT UP Roosevelt and His Party Bid Farewell to the Pacific and Begin the Long Journey to tfie Atlantic, Traversing the State of Washington
Through Yakima Valley
Farewell to Seattle
Meets a Philippine Hero
President in High Spirits
Roosevelt at Walla Walla
WeM Managed Committee
All Records Broken
FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Two Laboratories Completed for the University of California
German Scientists at Berkeley
Japanese Geologist Arrives
Stanford Commencement
Santa Clara to Exhibit
Victims of Typhoid
LOVE mm HATE Complications of Santa Barbara Pair WRATH OF MRS. DOWNING LANDS HER IN JAIL Alleged to Have Attempted to Use a Revolver on Charles Wilson, Who Once Before Was Saved Fro pi Her Vengeance by Some Cows
LEGISLATIVE DEADLOCK The Hawaiian Lawmakers Wrangling Over Appropriations
Accidentally Shot
State Board of Examiners
ADRIFT IN THE FOG Excursion Party*! Unpleasant Cipa Hence In Saa Pablo Bay
Stanford Alumni Officers
Reputed Heir Sent to Prison
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LABOR CONVENTION Miners' Federation Now in Session MANY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED effort Wili Be Made to Make Eight-Hour Day Mandatory Up?n All the Unions of the Federation—One Hundred Thousand Dollars Given
FACTORY WORK CRIPPLED Walkout of Edison Machinists Causes Much Concern
BREACH OF FAITH American Steel and Wire Company Closes Its Doors
DEADLQCKJN NEW YORK Qreat Industrial Depression, Owing to Many Strikes
Perils of Trades Unionism
Station Site Selected
Teamsters' Wage Scale
Interview With Schwab
Will Not Contpromise
Wind Up of Strike
Musicians Conclude Session
Leather Workers Out
Chinese Laundries Are "It"'
Switchmen Elect Officers
Conference Arranged
Smith ft Wesson Closed
EMERSORJULOGIZED Hundredth Anniversary Celebration REMARKABLE ADDRESS *BY "MARSE" WATTERSON Many Men of Letters Gather Round the Banquet Tables and Listen to Watterson's Response to the Toast, "The Ideal in Public Life"
Soldier Stabbed by Negro
Appropriation Bill Declared Invalid
Wholesale Bribery Scheme*
Mine Fire Extinguished
POUR JPEOITIOO Member of Party Returns to Make Report TERRIBLE PRIVATIONS ARE ENDURED Next Important Discovery to Date Is a Chain of Mountains Extending for Three Hundred Miles. Ranging From Seven to Nine Thousand Feet
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Murder and Suicide
To Ascend Mount McKlnley
Suicide in a Bathtub
Ice Plant Destroyed
Deadly Shooting Affray
Damage by„ Frost
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PtTITION_PRESIOEIIT Resolutions Adopted by Jewish Society EXECUTIVE ASKED TO USE HIS GOOD OFFICES Pastor of Baptist Tabernacle in Baltimore Astounds His Audience by Declaring Americans Quilty of the Same Crimes as the Russians
$80,000 FOR OCCIDENTAL
RABBI EDELMAN'S OPINION His Forceful Letter to Mass Meeting on Russian Massacre
PLANNING FOR WORLD'S FAIR Chamber of Commerce Committee Discusses St. Louis Prospects
Hurt in a Collision
Y. M. C. A. EXAMINATION Forty-Seven Applicants Out of Fifty-Nine Pass the Ordeal
NAVAL MEMORIAL SERVICES Ceremonies at Ocean Park Will Be Impressive
Geologists Study Earthquakes
On Trail of Murderer
Colorado Farmer's Bad- Experience
General Weston'* Condition
"Nazareth" Reproduced
Cable Ship Anglia Leaves
Solomon Gets Decision •
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MODERN KINO CANUTE
THE RAPID TRANBIT AGE
A MISTAKEN EXPEDIENT
THE BANE OP THE BURGLAR
EVANGELIZING WITH THE SWORD
MAN AS AN ILLUMINANT
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
CORBETT'S HIT AT THE ORPHEUM
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
To Our Customers and Correspondents
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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PRESBYTERIANS DEVOTE MUCH TIME TO THE STUDY OF HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS TODAY'S ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
BUSY MORNING SESSION Freedmen's Aid, Buildings and Sunday Laws Discussed
AGAINST REED SMOOT
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS Interesting Afternoon Session Held at First Presbyterian Church
WOMEN'S BOARDJJF MISSIONS Indian and Other Missjonaries Heard Regarding Their Work
CRITICISES SOPHISM Dr. E. B. Hodge Tells therein H« Believes It at fiult
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ASK FOR TWELVE MILLIONS Assembly Will Work for This Sum for Christian Education
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman of New York Delivers a Stirring Address
EDUCATED NEGROES SPEAK Tell Presbyterians What Should Be Done for Their Race
FACTS _AND_FIQURES What the Home Mission Board Will Report
HE ADVOCATED LIQUOR Rev. Louis Richter's Case Reaches the Assembly
NOTED TEXAS CASE Rev. Mr. Reidy Almoit Certain *1 Reinstatement
ASSEMBLY NQJES
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
/ WOMEN'S CLUBS Homes of Lake Poets
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL NO H MXfPttBLE Drugs Again Start a Row in the Council LAWYERS AID IN MAKING THE DEBATE LIVELY Votes Show the Member* on Every Side of the Question, but Nothing More Is Accomplished—Will Beau* tify the Broadway Tunnel
Official Council Proceeding*
TO PUBLIC WORKS BOARD Three-Cent Project Is Started Along. Culver Franchise Sold
FEELINGS OVERCAME HIM Joseph Fiscus Writes a Letter in Which He Says Things
SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT Decline in the Rate Rased on Last Year's Census
CITY HALL NOTES
Made Young Again
Williamson Bros.
WATER BOARD FIGHTS Resents Action Taken by City Council WILL CHARGE FOR STREET SPRINKLING Board Votes to Retaliate on Street Department for New Construction Tax—Superintendent Says LTse of Meters Reduces Consumption
COURT BRIEFS
TO TRY C.J. DIXON CITY ATTORNEY ON BOARD'S JURISDICTION Case Is Held Not to Be Parallel With That of Cottle, Rocso and Edwards. The Nature of the Case
Sent to Highland
Two Petitions in Bankruptcy
Catholic Cemetery
Murine Eye Remedy
L. H. DICKSON'S SUICIDE Chronic Stomach Trouble Makes Him Weary of Life
Change In S. P. Train
MAKES WORK EASIER Los Angeles people are pleased to learn how It Is done.
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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BASSETT STATION TROUT California Club Tip That Wound Up in the Mud
Occident Stake Payments
Polo Player Injured
COBBETTJN TOWN Ex-Champion Is in Fine Condition WORLD'S CLEVEREST BOXER IS CONSERVATIVE * Joking Friend of Jim's Details the Coming Battle With Jeffries to a Youthful Reporter—Just What He Thinks of His Chanccs |
SUCCESSFUL BALL SEASON The St. Vincent Team Disbands After Making Fine Record
AT PRAGER PARK Reillyites and San Franciscos Are to Cross Bats Today
PACIFIC NATIONALS Spokane Ccptures Final Game of the Series From Butte
Seattle 6, Helena o
Qant-BrltVAill !s Off
FENCING CLUB ORGANIZED Fencing, Boxing and French Game of Savate the Feature*
GIVES SUCCESSFUL SHOOT Fullerton Gun Club Will Hold More Shotgun Events
DUCK AND DOVE LIMIT The Sportsmen as m Rule Object to Reducing the Limit
NATIONAL LEAGUE Garvin, for Brooklyn, Shuts Out the Pittsburg Team
Cincinnati 3. Boston 3
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 4
New York 13, St. Louis 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE Wild Throw Prevents Cleveland From Blanking Philadelphia
Washington 5, Detroit 1
St. Louis 6, New York 1
Rain at Chicago
MINOR BALL GAMES
Californians in the East
Standing of the Clubs
Latonia Winners
Morris Park Results
Racing at St. Louis
Results at Chicago
Vanderhilt Wins Two Races
LETTERS. ARE STOLEN The Accumulated Mail of Harper & Reynolds Taken From Their Box
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) WILLHOWHEDEMI Program for Memorial Day Exercises MERCHANTS REQUESTED TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS Services Will Be Under the Auspices of the Veterans of John F. Oodfrey Post, and an Address at Qraveside Will Be Given by Commander Nash
Mayor Veddcr on the Parks
Scale on Street Trees
The Qrim Reaper
Pasadena Pointers
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) POLICE FORCE CRIPPLED Redlands Officers in Bad Shape on Account of Sickness
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) ROW AT BEAUMONT Mexican Takes Offense and Shoots a Fellow-Count rvman
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Personals
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Memorial Exercises
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Telephone Franchise Wanted ! .
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Dr. J. G. Russell Arrested
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) NORMAN CLARK KILLED THROWN HEADLONG FROM HIS BICYCLE Lingered Unconsciuos All Night—The Physicians Find That His Skull Was Crushed in the Accident
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) BIG JEWFISH CAUGHT One Weighing 368 Pounds Is Brought to Gaff by Ernest Follon
(VENTURA COUNTY) MINERAL WATER GUSHER Valuable Sulphur Well Discovered at Point Magu
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) ANTI-SALOON FIGHT Campaign to Make Santa Monica a Dry Town Begins in Earnest
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) DEAF MUTE IS KILLED AUGUSTA KAISER RUN INTO BY SALT LAKE TRAIN/ Was Unconscious When Picked Up, Her Right Shoulder Broken, and Later Dies From Her Injuries
(S.AN DIEGO COUNTY) RAIN AT SAN DIEGO Seven More Cuban Children Arrive at Point Loma
(LOS ANGEI-ES COUNTY) Decoration Day Program
(ORANGE COUNTY) Santa Ana Note*
MEN WHO GO OUT WASHING Quite the Style In New York to Have a Male Laundress
Gibraltar Disappointing
Kite's Sustaining Power
MOURNFUL NUMBERS FOR HIM Had Joe Rickey, Too, Found Life Is but an Empty Dream?
Utilizing Waste Product*
Wasted
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LIOUIDATIOtMS DRASTIC PRICES JUMP FROM HIGHEST TO LOWEST POINT Feverish Rallies to Take Profit*. Rock Island the Leader in ihe Declines—More Qold for Export
Exchange Will Close
LATE GRAINS ARE GONE California Crops Will Be Less Than at First Expected
Quotations on Grain
GOLD GOES TO EUROPE
Fruits In San Francisco
Butter, Egg* and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
Cotton More Quiet
BETTER DEMAND FOR ORANGES
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Live Stock Report
Dry Good* Advance
Excursions to San Joaquin Valley
FRESH CHERRIES PLENTIFUL Market Is Full Up and Prices Gradually Go Lower
MAY WHEAT IS WEAKER
Pacific Coast Trade
MINERS' SIOCK_ EXCHANGE VALUES FIRMLY HELD FOR ALL LISTED STOCKS Bidding Shows a Higher Activity. Investors Seem Content With Their Holdings—New Stocks Ready
London Copper Lower
San Francisco Mining Stocks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Swell Gowns Are a Pleasure
MARINE REPORT-MAY 25
NO MORE CIDER A Comma the Cause of a New Inter, pretation of Massachusetts Law
Desertions in Alsace-Lorraine
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MM MEUpVM The Gould and Harriman Forces Clash EXPECT SHARP COMPETITION FOR CALIFORNIA TRAFFIC President Ripley Confirms Report of Lease of Santa Fe Tracks to Clark Line—H. E. Huntington dots East Friday—Railway News Notes
NEW COAST HEADQUARTERS Qeological Survey to Be Directed From Los Angeles
ESTIMATE CITY'S POPULATION Appreciative Resolutions for Mrs. Margaret J. Frick
FREE METHODIST PASTORS Church Assignments Are Made for the Coming Year
A PESTIFEROUS GERM Burrows Up the Scalp Into Dandruff and Saps the Hair's Vitality
New Overland Service
MANY NEWCOUHCILS Knights of Columbus in State Convention OFFICERS ARE ELECTED AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED Twenty-Two New Councils Now Being Organized—Joseph Scott Is Elected Delegate to Supreme Council—Meeting Closes With Banquet
HIGH-TONED HOGS Swill-Fed Hogs the Equal of Their Corn-Fed Brothers
KILLED BY VERNON CAR Willie Cook does Under a Defective Fender and Has Skull Smashed
DEATH OF MRS. OWENS Mother of Madison T. Owens Passes Away at Whlttler
ECZEMA, NO* CUBE, NO FAT
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