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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 239, 2 June 1903
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DEATH IN TORNADO'S PATH Gainesville, Ga., Struck by Terrific Whirlwind, and Large Section of Town Is in Ruins, With Fully One Hundred Killed
WORK OF THE DEAD Death Came to Many Without an Instant's Warning
THE MORNING'S NEWS
GETTING READY FOR A CHANGE
BROUGHT INTO COURT Excitement Created by Discharge of Sentry's Rifle
Bonds Exchanged
COAST LJIE_ DISASTER TWO THEORIES AS TO CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT Either the Bluff Had Been Washed Away by the Sea or the Engine 1 Loosened Rails as It Jumped
GENERAL A. M'D. M'COOK STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY
Watchman's Terrible F^II
WATERS BEGIN TO RECEDE Partial List of Victims at Topeka—Greatest Danger Now Is Pestilence—Reported Combine of Merchants
PRIOR ISJISMISSED Lieutenant Governor's Summary Action BRITISH COLUMBIA WILL FORM NEW MINISTRY Richard Mcßride, Member for Delta and Leader of Opposition, !■ Called Upon to Form New Cabinet—Prior Admits His Course Was Impolitic
EDNA TELFENER MARRIED Mrs. Mackay's Niece the Bride of Signer Qino de Martino
Qerman Cruiser Aground
For Naval Expansion
DECISION REVERSED Suit of City of Philadelphia Against Western Union
Supreme Court Cases
Treaty Read in Senate
Arkansas River Dispute
Cook County Democrats
Coinage at the%lnts
Silver lor Philippines
BURBftNK'S FILIPINO BRIDE Army Officer at Fort Leavenworth Charged With Desertion
Will Recognize Castro's Decree
Calls for Session of Congress
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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CONGRESSMAN IS ELECTED
COOKED ALIVE Furnace Opens Without Warning and Molten Metal Pours Over Men
VOTERS MUSTDETERMINE Question of Voting Bonds for Improvements in San Francisco
Influx of Paupers
Knife Penetrated Lung
Downpour of Hailstones
Palo Alto Electric Franchise
' Phillip Dorrity Killed
Army Officer Robbed
ADMINISTRATOR "'BUTTED IN" Report Filed by Expert Accountant in San Francisco
GRAIN FIELDS BURNING Hundreds of Acres Near Willows Have Been Destroyed
Made a Tour of World
"Sure Shot" Shot
Yellowstone Park Opens
.Chief of Police Resigns
SAIL FOR NOME Steamers Senator, Oregon and Jeanie Leave Seattle
Drowned at Bakersfleld
Struck by a Sign
Japanese Minister Arrive*
LirE SAVCO BY SWAMP-ROOT The Wonderful Kidney. Uvar and Blad d»r Remedy
Despondent Man's Suicide
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MANYMOHfOLVED Large Additional Strike of Textile Workers WALKOUT AFFECTS NINETY THOUSAND MEN H Six Hundred Firms Engaged in 'Ibt Industry Only Forty-seven Nave Acceded to Demands of Their Baployes for Increase In Wages
PEACE CONFERENCE Machinist Officials Refuse to Discuss Details
PORTO RICO CONDITIONS Poverty Stricken Laborers Paid About Forty Cents Per Day
EIGHT-HOUR LAW IN EFFECT Several Arizona Mining Properties Are Reported Closed
Will Be Quests of Roosevelt
Cotton Mills Resume Work
Book Binderies Tied Up
Must Comply With Requirements
Abritration Board Meets
Chicago Laundry Raided
Sues for Damages.
VICTIMS OF THE MAFIA Italian Murderers Plan to Delude Chicago Police
SMALLPOX AT SALT LAKE > Over Fifty Cases Discovered in One Section of the City
Sick Headache.
Bubonic Plague Victims
Will Build to Tonopah
Veteran Journalist Killed
Well Known Artist Dying
Congressman Bell Will Resign
SPEEDINGJO lOWA President Wires Offer of Aid to Topeka WILD WEST EXHIBITION AT CHEYENNE Presented With a Beautiful Sorrel Single-Footer, With Complete Rid-j ing Outfit, Consisting of Gold- Mounted Saddle, Spurs, Etc. |
Offers Oovernment Aid
Wild West Exhibition
dealing Steamer Wanted
Three Men Drowned
Will Fight Extradition
Flagmen for Crossings
Shot for Not Obeying Orders
Rebellion Is Spreading
American Relief Fund Acknowledged
New Employment
IMMORAUONDM Captain Bleeker's Report on Bremerton NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL NOT ALTER DECISION Sen Francisco Firm Offers to Dock Cruiser New York Free of Charge. Navy Department Insists It Is Not 'Trying to Institute Temperance
HABEAS CORPUS REFUSED Whltaker Wright Will Not Be Admitted to Bail
•jj MACHEN'S CASE Grand Jury Will Begin Its Investigation Wednesday
Will Ride McChesney
Three Killed in Explosion
Ties Their Cravats ,
Feathered Fog Signals
Out to Tee
Needed a Change of Scene
STUDENT HOUSEWORKERS New Occupation for Young; Men Who Must Work Their Way
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HIS CIRCUS WITH COUNCIL Harry Seamans Posed as "Advance Man" for Ringling Bros., Lived a Gay Life, Borrowed Money, and Departed.
PORTLAND IS SORRY j How Advance Agent Seamans Did Business in Oregon (Special to Tha Herald.)
Child Traveler's Plight
Another Victim of Typhoid
May Appoint His Ojrn Deputies
Nitric Acid Exxplodes
Arrival of Well Known Banker
Medical Examiners Appointed
ECZEMA, NO CUBE, NO FAT
Murine Eye Remedy
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BRITAIN'B FREE TRADE IDOL
THE TROLLEY'S OUTREACH
STABILITY OF WAGEB
SMALL DEMAND FOR BOND 3
THE UNLUCKY COAST LINE
THE GRIFFITH PARK RAILWAY
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harwood-Murphy
Golden Hour Club
Club Women Entertained
Social Notes
"STUBBORNNESS OF GERALDINE" Mary Mannering and a Clever Company in Clyde Fitch's New Play-—Thin Fabric Far Spun Out Without Strong Dramatic Incident — Play's Interest Redeemed by Excellent Acting
At the Orpheum
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Ebell Formally Incorporate*
Poetic Appeal to the Lord
No Um
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HEWS Of CITY II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Sanitary Laundries
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL CAPITALISM SHY Municipal Bonds Do Not Attract Them ONLY ONE OFFER MADE FOR LOCAL SECURITIES Local Bankers Will Take the Issue Unless a Substantial Premium Is Given by Other Investors—Railway Franchises Sell at a Low Price
BONDS, FRANCHISES, CIRCUS Three Important Subjects Come Before the City Council
SPRINKLING THE STREETS City Council Thinks the Contract System Is Best
Official Council Proceedings
ALBRECHTS DISHONESTY Stole for Hi* Need, but Turned His Eyes From a Pile of Qold
THREATENED HIS LIFE Charles Toedel Placed Under a Bond to Keep the Peace
TAX QN OIL WAGQNS City Seeks to Make Supervisors Pay on Vehicles
COUNTY OFFICIALS' REPORTS General Prosperity Outlined in the Business Done
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NQTES Map of Qriffith Park
DEW GHAVITYJESERVOIR WATER TO BE PUMPED INTO THE BIG BASIN TODAY Has Capacity of 8,900,000 Gallons and Will Feed Main* in Boyle Heights, [last Los Angeles, Etc.
NOTED THIEF-TAKER Successful Chief of Detectives Spent a Week in Thjs City
JOHN CALEY SELLS MINE Realizes $390,000 From an Arizona Mining Property
QUEER DWELLING PLACES Towns in Trees and Cities in Caves and Craters
The Art of the Short Story
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CAUSE JF_ HECK Much Speculation by Local Railroaders NEW SOLICITOR SOON TO BE NAMED FOR SANTA FE T. J. Norton Likely to Succeed the Late C. N. Sterry—Surprise for a Santa Fe Clerk—Cheap Rates to East Begin This Week
Saved by a Death
An Historic Spot
Champion Circulation Liar
. Auld Nick's Sitter
Deceptive
ALL HUNGARY FROWNS ROMANCE OF AUTHOR DIMS HIS POPULARITY Onq of the Greatest of Contemporary Writers Makes • Rash Marriage and Thus Loses Prestige
Reflections of a Bachelor
SOME "FIRSnOITIONS" CRAZE FOR COLLECTION IN THE UNITED STATES Started Here by Russians—Copy of Poe Cost a Dime—lt Ic Worth at the Preient Time $1850
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THfe HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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BASEBALL NOTES AND NEWS
MINOR BALL GAMES
ARE READY TO MEET ALL SOUTHERN NINES
PERIDINIUM AT OCEAN PARK The Phosphorescent Lights Were Glowing; Sunday Evening
PACIFICJIATIONALS Seattle Defeats Spokane by a Score of Four to Three.
Butte 14, Helena S
AMERICAN LEAGUE Courtney'* Home Run Saves New York From a Shut-out
St. Louie 7, Detroit 6
Philadelphia I, Washington o
NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg Makes a Sorry Showing Against New York
Gamed Postponed
V Shrubb Sets a New Mark
CALIFORNIANS AT SEATTLE University Rowing Crew Will Use a British Boat for Its Race
SIMPSON-DYSINGER MATCH Result of the First Five Games Gives Simpson a Slight Lead
Winners at St. Louis
To Protect Doves
Undelivered Telegrams
New Device
Electrical Fan
Historic Trees
Rats Carry the Plaguo
Largest Locomotive
MRS. STANFORD RESIGNS Board of Trustees Formally Assumes Its Duties
MILES Commissioner General of Exposition Returns From Orient
FOR THE PHILIPPINES Transport Logan Sails With Troops and Treasure
GREATLY ALARMED. By a Persistent Cough, But Permanently Cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
A New Invention
LAWYER'S TACTICS Efforts to Shift Responsibility for Crime in San Francisco
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED Careless Switchmen Cause Smashup at Bakersfield
Portuguese Celebrate
The Subject He Liked Beit
A Typographical Comment
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING Ohio Mm Slain as He Was Unta| Home of His Fiancee
From Missouri
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) TAKEN Carlton Not Expected to Recover MURDEROUS ASSAULT WAS UNPROVOKED Condition of Wounded Man Is Acknowledged by the Doctors to Be Extremely Precarious—Accused Negro Is in Custody
Church Contract Awarded
Population Fifteen Thousand
Slaughtering Dove*
Pasadena Paragraphs
Pasadena Briefs
(LDS ANGELES COUNTY) DUMPED INTO THE OCEAN Saved From Watery Grave by Timely Arrival of Meteor
(ORANGE COUNTY) LOOKING UP HIS RECORD George McArdle Is Believed to Be Wanted on Serious Charge
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home Notes
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Personals
An Acquired Habit
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) FLEEING MURDERER SHOT WINDUP OF DRUNKEN ORGIE AT AGUA MANSA Bicente Chavez, a Mexican, Is Shot and Killed by Jacinto Chavez, Who in Turn Is Winged by F. Chavez
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS Convention Will Open Next Wednesday at San Diego
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Burbauk Electric Road Project
Two Boys Burned to Death
SCIENCE SCORES A'GAIN A preparation That Will Destroy the Dandruff Germ Discovered
HANDSOME NEW EDIFICE
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) ADDS TO HIS CONFESSION — THE WIFE MURDERER FISCHER GOES INTO DETAILS States He Would Never Have Confessed Had Not Mrs. Coburn Exerted Her Stronger Will Power
WORLD'S FAIR SLANG St. Louis Preparing fo Surpass the Chicago Record in This Line
He Made a Hit
A MyGtery
THE CLOCKJ»EST A PLAGUE Playing and Working on Tlme.Weakens Heart, Says a Physician
Prays
Hard Trials
How to Be Sure
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STOCKS PRESSURE ST. PAUL IN SPITE OF ATTACKS RULES STRGNG Large Bear Account Took Profit*. Flood News Affects All Railroad Shares—More Qold Qoes to Europe
Nation's Finances
Sugar and Coffee
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Reports
Apricots Rule Firm
Fruit lit* San Francisco
Gold Goes to Europe
Wheat In New York
EASTERN MARKET FOR CALIFORNIA ORANGES IS IMPROVINQ
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
New Overland Service
Murine Eye Remedy
Williamson Bros.
MINERS' STOCK_EXCHANGE STRENGTH IN QUOTATIONS RULES THE CALL Investments Prom Outside Points Reported—Sales Features—'Quartette and Tonopah Active
Copper Is Unchanged
San Francisco Mining Stocks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Northern Oil Stocks
CHERRY CROP MAY BE SHORT
~ MARINE REPORT-JUNE 1
Coast Shipping
Charged With a Serious Offense
Pilot Returns Home
Schoolboy Fatally Hurt
All Will Recover
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CITRUS FRUIT GROWERS WIN Judge Wellborn Forbids the Arbitrary Routing of Orange Shipments by Initial Railroad Lines
ELECTRICITY IN MEDICINE Southern California Society Will Meet This Afternoon
PLAN BUILDING NOVEL CALIFORNIA EXHIBIT FOR WORLD'S FAIR Commissioners Hope for a California State Building at the St. Louis Exposition—Unique Features
Ordinance Specifications
Brutally Tortured
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