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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 233, 28 May 1903
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JOURNEYING FROM HELENAJO BUTTE The President Meets Old Western Friends TALKS ON THE BENEFITS TO FLOW FROM IRRIGATION At Butte He Is the Guest of Labor and Trades Assembly of Silver Bow County and Addresses an Enthusiastic Audience of 20,000 People
THE MORNING'S NEWS
"IT WILL OUT" V
SYMPATHY FOR THEJjEBREWS Immense Meeting Held in New York EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Cautions His Auditors to Demand Indubitable Proof Before Accusing the Russian Government of Guilty Complicity in the Outrage
I. W. MiCHEN isjcusroD* Ugly Charges Against the Official SAID TO HAVE RECEIVED BIG SUM FROM CONTRACTORS For Years Past, It Is Declared, He Has Been Sharing in the Profits of a Firm Furnishing a Patent Fastening for Street Letter Boxes
ASSEMBLY DEEP IN BUSINESS Buffalo Selected as Place of Next Meeting. Missionary and College Work Attract Much Attention From Commissioners
TODAY'S PROGRAM
COWARDS MID LIARS Terms Used iu British Columbia House FINANCE MINISTER ENGAGES IN HEATED DEBATE The Government Has Narrow Escape From Defeat, but la Finally Saved by the Support of the Martin Wing of the Opposition
LEVIED ON SHIPS Customs Collector at San Juan Is Charged With Irregularities
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK Twenty-two of Her Passengers Are Killed in Their Berths
Another Automobile Victim
The Plague at Iquique
Italy'* King to Visit Paris
KEYSTONE POLITICS Republican Convention in Pennsylvania INDORSE ROOSEVELT FOR THE NOMINATION IN 1904 No Reference Is Made in Platform to the Qrady-Salus Libel Law. Senator Quay Declines State Committee Chairmanship
Senator Hanna Congratulated
To Succeed D. V. Miller
MOB ACTEDJJUIETLY W. C. Clifton Lynched in Wyoming JAIL DOOR BATTERED DOWN AND PRISONER TAKEN OtIT The Mob, Which Was Composed of Fifty Mounted Ranchmen, Was Perfectly Organized and Proceeded With Methodical Deliberation
Lake Mohonk Conference
'ROCKWETIM English Derby Stake Is Decided AMERICAN HORSE ACERJL FINISHES IN THE RUCK King and Queen and Other. Members of the Royal Family Part of the Record Breaking Crowd of Londoners at the Classic Event
WILL _VISIT KIEL European Squadron to Be There During Regatta Week
PLOTTED AGAINST THE CZAR Arrest of Two Russian Army Officers on Grave Charges
DEATHS JSF_THE DAY Colonel Albert Brewer
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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HAD GOOD_ EFFECTS' Benefits Derived From Catastrophe BUSINESS METHODS CHARGED IN THE SOUTH SEAS The Recent Tidal Wave Promises to Be the Means of Putting Affairs in a Much Better Shape in Tahiti and Adjacent Islands
THE FRENCH COLONIES Chief Inspector Salle Returns From a Tour of the South Pacific
CALIFORNIA SUPERVISORS Meeting of the State Association Opens at Martinez
AFFLICTED COWS — Twenty-four of the Herd at Mendocino Hospital Condemned
A NEW_SWINDLE Postal Officials in San Francisco Investigating a Peculiar Fraud
HEBER NEWTON DEPARTS He Will Yet Speak No Word as to the Cause of His Going
Mose Gunst Is 111
GERMAN AGRICULTURISTS They Are Entertained by the Citizens Stockton and Fresno
Inspected Southern California Mines
Normal School Graduates
More Indictments Found
Will of Millionaire Banker
Died of His Injuries
SHOT FROM AMBUSH William Morgan Assassinated While on His Way to Work
A BRIDGE GIVES WAY Weight of a House Drawn Across It by Sixteen Mules Was Too Much
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CRIME IfjJKENTUCKY Jackson ft rand Jury in Session JURDER OF CITY MARSHAL COCKRILL INVESTIGATED Shot From Courthouse Window, and Those Who Saw the Killing Have Had a Price Placed Upon Their Heads—Trial of Jett and White
Guarded by a Gatiing Gun
NERVE SAVED MANY LIVES Prompt Action ©f a Superintendent In North River Tunnel
WORK OF AN INCENDIARY Four Pcrtons Die From Suffocation and Others Badly Burned
SOME HOMELY TRUTHS Vigorous TaHc to Medicos at a University Commencement
A GREAT FASHION SHOW Every Kind of Apparel Worn by Women Will Be Shown
THE ECLECTIC SCHOOL Gathering of the Medical Society of the State of California
INSPECTING JHE GUNS An Expert Is Examining the Big Ordnance in Battleships
Undelivered Telegrams
Trying to Be Good at Bremerton
Explosion In a Powder Plant
Russians Baying Mules
SAN HARBOR Disposal of the Water x Front SUPERVISORS GRANT MOST OF THE FRANCHISES Only One Strip Along Inner Harbor, Extending From Salt Lake Wharf to Dead Man's Island, That Has Not Been Qiven Away
ORGANIC UPION It Is Recommended by the Cumberland Presbyterians
Southern Presbyterians
Rev. Louis Richter Talks
NE9RO EXODUS PLANNED Black People to Be Brought From the South to Boston and Distributed
Bad Train Wreck
Fire Caused by Qaaoline
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Hf WORTPLLMPEBS More Peculiarities of Charles Hill NOTE BOOK CRYPTOGRAMS FURTHER ELUCIDATED Medical Testimony Regarding the Exhuming of the Body of Mill. Strange Protuberances to Fill Out Cheeks—Ear Trumpet Identified
No Need of It.
Change in 3. P. Train
BENIOFF-CLARK BATTLE RAGES FOR MANY HOURS
SEAMANSJS NONSUITED Over Commission on General H. G. Otis' Insurance Policy
| CITY HALL NOTES
COURT BRIEFS
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THE HOPE OF HANNA
BEEF TRUST ROASTED
VAST IRRIGATION FUND
THE CIVIL BERVICE LAW
WHERE LOS ANGELES LEADS
CHURCH PROPERTY TAXATION
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Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS Ceramics Studied
OLD MAN HANGS HIMSELF Fritz W. Yaeger, Sick and Despondent, Preferred Death
PASS RESOLUTIONS OF PITY Council of /Labor Takes a Firm Stand Against Russian Atrocities
STOMACH FAILED HIM Demonstrator of Value of a Health Food Dropped Dead
ELKS' SAN DIEGO OUTING Leave for South Friday Afternoon for a Good Time
ZfA» Pu6/io ZPuit*
BOOKS TO BE READ Samuel T. Clover Addresses Members of the Y. M. C. A.
A Promoter Arretted
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HEWS OP CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
"TOWN TOPICS" "Funniest Farce" Best Described by the Qallery's Guffaws
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF REMOVAL SALE
HOTEL ARRIVALS
TWO IDEAS OP JIM JEFFRIES
Whooping Cough Epidemic.
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WILL PREPARE BOOK
QUESTION OF REVISION
Mmy Refer Question
WILL GO TO BUFFALO
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CONSTRUCTION AND DESTRUCTION ON THE S. P.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Programs Issued of the Exercises of the Two Local Schools
TWICE TOLD TALES Rev. Robert J. Burdette Lectures at Christ's Church Reception
ASSIST DISRATED POLICEMEN No Attack on Civil Service by Republican Committee
HIGHEST PROPERTY VALUE Assessor Finds More Than Hundred Million Dollars in Los Angeles
THE CITY MUST PAY Liable for Damages Done by Ex> plosion of Fireworks
'"i m or 6eop Milctiel! Returns Frem Europe If Four ins « to wi in uos Not sold out His interests in Mexico, and Will Not do so
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BORN
DIED
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NEWTON_SFINE WORK Has the Senators at His Mercy SAVED FROM A SHUTOUT BY LEVY'S BAD JUDGMENT Seraphs Play Circles Around Fisher' 3 Band and Win in a Romp, With Plenty to Spare—Hoy's Base Run-! ning Is a Feature of the Game
WHALENA MYSTERY Oakland Is Unable to Solve the Sen Franciscan's Curves
! Rain at Seattle
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1
St. Louis 3, Brooklyn i
Boston 7, Pittsburg i
AMERICAI^LEAGUE Chicago Scores the Only Run of the Qame With Cleveland
Rain at Detroit
Unusual Gold Strike
Heavy Cattle Shipments
His Licence Suspended
Arizona Medicos {
Sir Thomas Lipton's Squadron
LOCALS ME SECOND Ancients Rob North of Another Fast Game CUT NINE HITS DOWN TO TWO RUNS FOR VISITORS Features Are the Base Running and Fielding of the Locals and the Dejected Appearance of Manager Mc-Closky After the Game
Butte 6, Seattle a
Spokane 7, Helena i i
No Qame at Portland
i Racing at Hawthorne
Results at Latoaia
Results at Morris Park
St. Loots Races
New Trial Denied
No Help for Dimtnlck
General Mac Arthur Going East
Suspected Forger Arrested
Five Times Governor
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IORNADOESJN lOWA Loss Greater Than First Reported THE LITTLE TOWN OF BOTNA COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED Ten Dwellings Blown From Their Foundations at Creston—Two Children Killed in Wreckage of a Bam at the Town of Qray
Another Death Reported
Railways in a Bad Way
Tornadoes in Ohio
High Water in Kansas
Soldiers' Hospital Damaged
Five Hundred Homeless
Casualties at St. Elmo
Fruit Men Combine
WANTED IN LOUISIANA Arrest of ■ Contractor at Santa Bar* bara on a Serious Charge
Fight With Strikers
A COUSIN _To_ CARNEGIE HE IS A MINER AND REALLY INDEPENDENT If the Iron Master Should Offer Him a Big Lot of Cash It Is Very Doubtful if He Would Accept It
Coronado and back only $4 next wwk.
Pacific Mail Business
Albanians Exiled
Lawyer Sent to Jail
Home and Foreign Missions
Mining Leases in the Yukon
Killed by a Caving Bank
Change* in Colombian Cabinet
BROKEN Charge of Union Pacific Boilermakers NONE OF THE STRIKERS AT CHEYENNE GO TO WORK Company Posts Notice That All the Non-Union Help Now at Work Will Be Retained—Men Will Stay Out Till Machinist* Return
Working for Eight-Hour Law
Work Stopped on a Church
No Concessions Will Be Made
Threat of Street Car Men
Woodland Bakers Strike
Wages Advanced
Freight Handlers Strike
Strike Declared Off
Thrown Out of Court
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Lordsburg Locals
Refuse to Accept Resignation
Unitarian Conference
Heavy Verdict
Mob Surrounds a Jail
Bank Burglar Killed
Saloon Ordinance Signed
SCOURING YOUR SCALP Will Remove the Loose Dandruff Scale*, But It Won't Cure Dandruff
Juvenile Probation Officer
Fawdena Briefs
TO PRESERVE DESERT WELLS of Commerce Committee Presents Resolution
Worst of All Experiences j
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STOCK MARKET IS INERT SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT IS ALMOST PARALYZED Only a Few Shares Embarked in Any Trading Movement—Liquidation in the Leaders in Evidence
Financial Record
Fruit in San Francisco
Apricots Are Firm
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
PEANUT TRUST FORMED Eastern deaneries Absorbed by the Edible Nut Company
DESIRABLE ORANGES RULE FIRM
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and.Bonds '
• LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Pacific Coast Trade
The Overworked Eye
ARMOUR FORCES JULY WHEAT
Live Stock Report
Cotton, and Wool
STOCK EXCHANGE
Southero Pacific Colonist Rates
Irresistible Prices
Williamson Bros.
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE VALUES STEADILY HELD ON THE DAILY CALL Holders Firm in the Asking Prices for All Classes of Stock—More Bullion From Nevada Chief
MARINE REPORT-MAY 27
Coast Shipping
TROUT FISHERS ENCOURAGED Angling in the San Gabriel River Is Improving
RAT TRAPS FOR BIRDS Inhuman Practice of a Man Who Has No Sympathy lor Song Birds
BROOKLYN HANDICAP TODAY Los Angeles Bettors Heavily Interested in the Outcome
Bradner Wins Balkline Contest
Drawings for Couralng
Y. M. C. A. Athletics
Swell Gowns Are a Pleasure
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(HUTTSCHIITT HERE ■3 Harriman's Lieutenant Just Drops in ST. PAUL WILL OPEN NEW PASSENGER OFFICE H. E. Huntington and Epes Randolph Make a Tour of Inspection—Long Beach Electric Line Puts on a "Beach Flyer"—Summer Rates
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