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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 243, 7 June 1903 PDF Issue PDF

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Masthead
HEAVEN'S FLOODGATES OPEN Cloudburst at Spartanburg, South Carolina, Sweeps Many Persons to Death and Destroys Much Property
THE LATEST TIDINGS The Mortality List May Reach One Hundred and Fifty
CONDUCTOR ASSAULTS BOY Claims Passenger Used Abusive and Insulting Language
THE MORNING'S NEWS
"YOU CANT KEEP A GOOD MAN DOWN"
A MURDERER'S ESCAPE Shoots His Death Watch Dead, Tak£s the Keys and Walks Away
Bloody Texas Duel
For the Famine Sufferer*
NQ SIGNS QTEVACUATION RUSSIA SETTLING DOWN IN MANCHURIA Military Roads Established Between Llau Yung and the Yalu River and a Railroad Will Be Built
• LYNCHING IN ILLINOIS Negro School Teacher Hanged and His Body Burned
THE POPE'S"DISORDERS Venice Journal Says He la Suffering Prom Intestinal Inflammation
A MOB DISPERSED Prompt Action of a Sheriff Checks a Lynching Movement
Mont Pelee Active Again
MANY LIVES II GRAH DANGER Village Surrounded by JElising Waters LITTLE CHANCE OF GETTING AID TO THE PEOPLE The Coniogue Levee, South of East St. Louis, Gives Way and Five Hundred Colored Families Were Driven From Their Homes
II SEVERE BLOW TO RANDSBIIRG t Big Portion of Business Section Barned ASHER BROS.' DEPARTMENT STORE DESTROYED Fortunately the Miners' Union Hafl, a Hotel and Other Substantial Buildings Were Saved, and the Loss Will Not Exceed $100,000
mraumwES The Postofflce Scandal Is Considered ACTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS IN THE MATTER Insists Tkat the Investigation Shall Be Sweeping—Postmaster General Payne Brings Up the Affair at Meeting of Cabinet
Upton Out on Bail
MORMONS EXPELLED Missionaries Ordered to Leave Prussia Within Three Weeks
IRRIGATION ASSURED flrest Msss Meeting at Phoenix to Farther Tonto Basin Project
TERfttBLE ACCIDENT Electric Car Darihes Down a Steep Qrade With Fatal Results
LEAVING SALONICA All the Warships but an Italian Cruiser Have Departed
Action of Panama Council
Boy Fatally Burned
Pour Persons Drowned
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
A CABINET MEETING President Consults With His Advisors POSTMASTER GENERAL PAYNE AND HIS DEPARTMENT Secretary Hay Tells About the Situation in Manchuria and the Appeals Made to Him In Behalf of the Jews at Kishenev
Qeneral Officers of the Staff
Chief Examiner Resigns
Appointed Bishop of Manila
GERMAN POLITICS Socialists Are Making an Unusually Active Campaign
TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE Belgium Withdraws Proposal for a Compulsory Vocabulary
A Policy of Compliments in Bows
A State Butter Association
Beaten by Hoodlums
Street Cars Collide
IT WAS A TORRID DAY The Mercury Mounted to Ninety-Six In San Francisco
LIGHTNING FLASHING Queer June Weather In the San Joaquin Valley
Canadian Steamship Service
SPOILED MINERAL WATER A Large Consignment Seized by San Francisco Health Board
Docia Nolan Convicted
Wanted in Oregon
Transport Sheridan Arrives
Ah Quy'a Suicide
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
EPPINGEBJ. CO. FAIL Big Grain Dealers Go to the Wall LIABILITIES WILL EXCEED A MILLION AT LEAST Announcement of the Suspension of the Firm Caused a Sensation on the San Francisco drain Exchange, and the Price Went Bobbing
Effect of Failure In Stockton
INTER-MOUNTAIN RAILWAY New Line to Extend From Fresno Into Yosemite Valley
Heavy Wind In Kern County
Searching for a Murderer
An International Question
Judgment for Damage*
Mining Superintendent Killed
With Passenger* for Nome
Killed by Premature Explosion
ACTS OFJPLISM Outrages Committed in a Cemetery GRAVE DIGGERS STRIKE AND TROUBLE FOLLOWS Grave Half Filled With Water While Awaiting Arrival of the Corpse, Handles to Casket Removed and the Crematory Damaged
Nearlng a Settlement
Water In Mines
American Labor Union
Civil Law Must Be Respected
Serious Strike Threatened
Convicted of Manslaughter
Foreman to Be Removed
Field Day at New York
Willamette River Still Rlaln«
Mrs. Manice the Champion
Seventeen Years in San Quentln
A Fast British Cruiser
IRUSSIMJCCOUIT Kishenev Horror Told by Police Chief STRAINED RELATIONS OF THE JEWS AND PEASANTS The Bitter Peeling Was Fanned Into Flame on Easter by the Act of a Jaw, and Then Came the Outbreak, When the Russians Became Fienda
Ceased Collecting Fund*
MILITIA WANTED A Kansas Sheriff Fears His Prisoners May Be Lynched
TRADE IN COTTON FUTURES May Be Conducted Hereafter an a National Basis
NO GROUND FOR CONTEST Belief In Spiritualism Not Proof of an Unsound Mind
OFFICERS SELECTED Work of the Endeavorers Convention J. E. WHITE OF SAN FRANCISCO NAMED FOR PRESIDENT Report of Committee Favoring Paso Robles as Place for Holding Next State Convention Is Indorsed—Picnic at Coronado Beach
HANNA'S PLAIN WORDS Not a Candidate for Any Office but That of Senator
CHAMBERLAIN'S DIVERSION That Is What Sir Henry Campbell* Bannertnan Calls It
Collision in a Fog
Live Stock Display at St. Louis
Ex-Soldier Drugged and Robbed
Socialist Women
BOARD OF EDUCATION Price of Text Books Fixed at the Prevailing Rates
IROQUOIS TO ELECT John T. Jones Is Renominated for Sachem
Arguing the Merger Case
A Handcar Run Down
French Legislators Fight a Duel
No New Trial for Jessie
MEAT FAMINE THREATENED Packing Houses Not Affected by Butchers' Strike Act in Sympathy With Simon Maier—Retailers Can Receive No Stock
RAILROAD CURVES A New Idea Which Makes the J«r Imperceptible
The Superstitious Mountaineer
Qraln Raising
111 MMJESSIM Wholesalers' Board of Trade Elects Officers J. W. LYNCH IS CHOSEN FOR PRESIDENT Annual Reports Shqw a Large Increase Last Year Over the Twelve Months Preceding—W. C. Mushet and Dunning and Craig Re-elected
Just Arrived From the Island
Oregon's Timber Belt
How to Tell the Apache Weave
A Born Diplomat
FIGHTIHGFOR POINTS Take Expert Testimony in Hill Contest JUDGE WORKS OFFERS TO GIVE CASE TO THE JURY Prolonged Wrangling by the Attornoyi Over a Disputed Point—Gordian Knot Cut by Judge Wilbur. A Monday Seasion
COURT BRIEFS
THE CLUB'S OLDEST MEMBER
Lire SAVED BY SWAMP-ROOT Tlm WwrfirM Klduey, Uvw aad Bladlir Remedy Bottle Itnl Free by H»ll
RELEASED ON HEAVY BAIL Christie and Taylor, Accused of Big Swindle, Secure Liberty
MRS. DELLA MEADOR'S DEATH Woman Fatally Crushed by a Long Beach Car on Vernon Avenue
HIGH DIVE KILLS A BOY Fatal Leap Taken at Natatorlum—The Body Remains Unidentified
Borders Same Pries
CHURCH MUSIC
Marco Fleishman In Mexico
HO SURPRISE TO HIM Mr. Huntington Expected Franchise Defeat SAYS PEOPLE ARE NOT READY FOR THREE-CENT FARES Oedares the Los Angeles Railway Company's Operating Expenses Average Four Cents—Clark Is Behind the Traction Deal
The Spectroscope
Worth the Price
CLARK PLANS THIRD PASADENA TROLLEY
RAILROADSJNNEW FIELDS THEY PROVIDE CAPITAL FOR MANIFOLD ENTERPRISES New Factor In * Industrial Develop* mcnt Which Benefits Both Parties to the Bargain—Costs Millions
Americanized
1 Many Millions for Labor
TEDDY AS UMPIRE When a Boy the Future President Showed His Power of Decision
From Motive* of Economy
ANOTHER DISASTER Seraphs Beaten Out in the Ninth „ OAKLAND DOES SOME TIMELY STICK WORK Dillon and Spies Put Out of Qame for Talking to Umpire McDonald—Recruits Land on Hall for Fifteen Hits and Play Without a Fielding Error
San Francisco 9, Sacramento 5
Seattle 8, Portland 7
NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis Narrowly Escapes a Shutout at the Hands of Brooklyn
New York 7, Chicago 4
Pittsburg 4, Boston o
flame Postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 3, Detroit a
Washington 10, St. Louis o
Boston 10, Chicago a
UNION HARDWARE WINS Defeat Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson Nine in One-Sided Qame League Standing
Los Angeles Camp W. O. W.
Recovers Her Diamond Pin
Redondo Sunday Excursions
FOR THEJIRD TIME Spokane Again Defeats Los Angeles SOUTHERN MEN FIND NICROLS A DEEP MYSTERY In Seven Innings They Are Retired in One, Two, Three Order—Liebhardt Subjected to a Severe Drubbing, Everybody Making at Least a Hit
San Francisco 9, Portland •
Butte 4, Helena 3
Two Games at Prager Park
HIGH SCHOOLS TIE Los Angeles and Santa Ana Teams Play Thirteen Inning*
MINOR BASEBALL
TIPS ON THE COURSING How Dogs Siie Up for Today's Event at Angelus Park
JUNE TIDE TABLES
Undelivered Telegrifcma
1 VENTURA GJJNCLUB SHOOT SANTA PAULA WINS THE BIQ TEAM MATCH Los Angeles Shooters Win a Fair Share of the Prizes—Billy Maguire Distinguishes Himself in Class B
Hcrzog Off for Bear Creek
M'OfESNEIA WINNER Captures the Harlem Handicap GREAT TRIUMPH FOR OWNER, E. E. SMATHERS Gray, the Jockey, Presented With the Entire Purse, Amounting to $8000, and the Horse's Rubber Is Given $1000—An Easy Race for Him
Results at Latonia
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES They Were Very Easily Captured by Brown's Broomstick
Marco Fleischman's Flight
RICHES TAKE WINGS' Diamond Investors Hold a Lean Sack % DEVORE COMPANY HAS MANY LOCAL PATRONS Get-Rich-Quick Concern Closes Business Here, Leaving Hundreds to Look for Returns From Money. Dun's Scores Cumulative Company
Soldiers' Home Events
KOSENIITEJMIEy FULL RAILROADS ASKED TO SELL NO MORE TICKETS State Commission Calls a Halt In the Name of Humanity Until the Congestion Is Relieved
BEER BOYCOTT IS BROKEN Union Workingmen May Now Drink Maier & Zobelein's Brew
GET-POOR-QUICK OPERATOR Contractor Undertakes More Than He Can Accomplish
FRATERNAL CONTEST Tec Set Is to Be Given to the Most Popular Lady Member
TRIP SLIGHTLY DELAYED Commissioner Wiggins Will Leave for St. Louis Wednesday
To Celebrate Anniversary
PLANSFORJNSTALLATION NOTED PRIESTS AND BISHOPS TO BE PRESENT Bishop Conaty Will Arrive June 17 and Will Be Installed Next Day. Father Harnett Will Give Banquet
RICH ORBIT MH Tellurides Are Found at Depth DISCOVERY CAUSES A RUSH OF MANY PROSPECTORS During the Past Two Weeks Developed Properties Have Passed Into the Hands of Capital—Los Angeles People Aid in Development—Notes
CONBPICUOUS IN A BALLROM Flakes of Dandruff on the Collar and Bhoulders of a Gentleman In Full Dress
$25.00 Reward $25.00
MIMES CLOSE Eight-Hour Law Goes Into Effect MANY COPPER PROPERTIES ARE WITHOUT HELP Effort Made to Establish a Standard Schedule of Wages—Managers Declare That in Many Cases It Will Cause Hardships—Mining Notes
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MINES
NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST
SHORTS FOMCtS UP LIQUIDATION OF THE WEEK WAS LARGELY FORCED Capitalists in Need of Money Let Stocks Qo—Large Loans Reported Repaid by Trust Companies
Financial Review
Pacific Coast Trade
SOUND ORANGES SOLD WELL
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Sugar, Coffee and Wool
Cereals of the World
WHEAT MARKET CLOSES WEAK
EGGS HAVE BEEN ADVANCED
Fruit in San Francisco
Butter, Eggs and Cheeso
New Coal Stations
The Making of Him
WEEKLY BANK REVIEW
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE | Oood Sales Made of Prospective Dividend Paying Shares
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 6
Paying Bridesmaids
Reflections of a Bachelor
Adaptability
now to Reach Any Point in Los Angeles Cars of the Los Angela* Railway Co. traverse all soetions of ths cityroute Indicated by destination boards en sides and enda of ears.
jo/Scut^ WEEK'S -CALENDAR
Taylor-Rommel
For Miss Botsford
Diller-Schmitz
"Seventy Years Old
Evening Garden Party
De Souza-Tower
Packard-Reynolds
Farewell to Miss Earle
Pleasant Surprise
Double Celebration
Banquet for Students
Les Freres Closing Dance
Mexican Dinner
Freidman-Keafer
Pi Delta Sigma Entertained
Birthday Festivities
Art Club on a Picnic
Yachting Party
Social Notes
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS
TWO WISE MEN
UNCLE SAM'S GOLD BRICKS
THE UNWELCOME GUEST
VAST INTERURBAN TRANSIT SYSTEM
WANTED—MALE TEACHERS
A PALPABLE HIT
TJoo Wfuch JC-Stay
Superb and Superior
It's Bound to Come
Ambiguou*
Justly Proud
Good Timet in Lee
Tfew 2/ork at 250
Giophant as Child's 9/urso
«7f Stick Jidvertistng Scheme
One on Digby Bell
iTfaco Stuc/da
The Argonaut
A Base Slander
Gold From the Transvaal
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
CHURCH CALENDAR
AROUND THE TOWN
PERSONAL
Swell Qowns Are a Pleasure
STIIFFEDJW BOLLS Conspiring Employes Rob Huntington DISCOVERY OFCROOKED WORK CAUSES ARRESTS R. H. and T. (J. Gary of the Paymaster's Department of the Pacific Electric, Time Keeper F. VV. Cornwall and Seven Peons Locked Up
CITY NEWS !N BRIEF
Dr. Tyndall's Lecture
HOTEL ARRIVALS
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) MM LBSESJATE AID Public Institution in Disfavor SLOVENLY CONDITION AT THE SOUTH PASADENA HOME S. Mclick Inspects the Place and Finds the Children So Neglected He Will Recommend Withdrawal Of Mate Assistance Unless Changed
Murdered Conductor's Funeral
Church Will Move
Arranging for Geological Surveys
Some Real Estate Sales
Meat Famine Threatened
Supervisors Inspecting
Throop Students' Reception
Woodmen Unveiling Ceremonies
Card of Thanks
Pasadena Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Hermosa Beach
(LOS ANGELEE COUNTY) MYSTERY OFJJWG BEACH BOY'S CLOTHING FOUND ON SAND NEAR BATH HOUSE No Lad Is Reported Missing, and the Authorities Incline to Belief That Somebody Is Playing; a Joke
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) OLD INDIAN CLAIMS San Diego People Begin Suit After Many Years
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Events
Art Workers' Materials
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) INDIANS ARE_RESTLESS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT THE PALA RESERVATION Irllkmcn Have Not Received Their Fanning Implements and Lumber Promised by the Government
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) FISHING AND BATHING Both Sports Enjoyed by Big Crowds at Avalon
(LOS ANGELES COUNTYY HOLLYWOOD HAPPENINGS Agreement Reached to Build Two New Schoolhouses
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY)
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS Victoria Avenue Residents Form an Association
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) Wilmington School Eelection
A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism.
Borders Same Price
VALUES JjLE FIRM Prices of Real Estate on the Up Grade HOLDERS NOT DISPOSED TO m MAKE CONCESSIONS | (Transactions Are Large and Demand I for Property Is Reported as In. creasing—Huntington Buys on Main Street—Many Lots Soil
FIVE-STORY BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SOUTH BROADWAY
BUILDINGJS ACTIVE The Month Opens With .Records Distanced EACH WARD IN LOS ANGELES IS IN THE EXPANSION "Past Like Periods Are Small by Comparison—Summary of Work of Month—Leading Permits That Show Class of Structures Planned
Many Lots Purchased
New Odd Fellows Hall
Nuggets From Georgia
THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SUMMERS ABROAD Americans Can Spend Vacations in Europe as Cheaply as at Home
Had to Buy Hia Salary
Served Him Right
HiHRIIW , MOVE Dickering for an Interest in Associated BROKERS BUYING REED CRUDE UNDER INSTRUCTIONS Option to Take Holdings Will Expire in November—Standard Not in the Deal—Tejunga Field Being Exploited—Newhall Wells Pumping
FOUR KERN RIVER FIELDS Standard Pipe Line Will Be Made a Success—Wells Pumping
CHINO NEWS NOTES Little Interest in the Election for School Trustee
CORONA AFFAIRS Election of School Truateec—High School Commencement
DEATH OF AJPIONEER Dr. J. A. Crane of Santa Ana Succumbs to Heart Failure
WHITHER AFFAIRS Election of School Trustees—Viola* tion of Water Ordinance
Aihambra Affairs
His Arduous Duties
The Rhodes Fund
BIBLE ANDJE CIRCUS WHY OLD SHOWMEN USED THE SCRIPTURES The Habit Has Been Kept Up—The "Behemoth of Holy Writ" and Similar Expressions Still Used
COLLEGE AMUSEMENTS Something to Be Labored Far and Paid For
Canceled Stamps a* Ornament* |
How He Has His Picture "Took"
Hero Worship
His One Oreat PasslgH
The Now Israo
Perhaps They Dk
FREIGHT JPOT NEXT Latest Project of Henry E. Huntington PLANS FOR BRINGING FRUIT AND BERRIES TO TOWN Pacific Electric Company to Boom Mount Lowe Railway—Plan More Attractions for the Mountain. Cause of Recent Wreck on S. P.
MAID OR WIFE?
PRESIDENT BALHORN COMING Head of the Nationtal Organization of Painters to Be Here
Chamberlain'* Stomach and Liver Tableta Better Than Pill*.
Teachers for Boston
ITO GO TOST. LOUIS Fifty New Subscribers Will Bring Trip SPLENDID PRIZES OFFERED BY THE HERALD COMPANY If Less Than Fifty Subscribers Are Obtained Suitable Prizes Will Be Awarded—An Offer Unprecedented jn History of Newspaper Making
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
Killed on Shipboard
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SotAorn as 3>rancot's Vif/on
Sr**nroom Sossip
Tjho Week's Jf(tractions
s
jCocat J/otes
Contemporary Composers
<Str.i>/ Cft -rrfs
Standing on His Rights
The Absent Minded Snake
MISIII HI i IMS OB
SOCIETY**
Taken at hi* Word
The Usual Way
OCT OF TOWN SOCIETY
THE CUBAN RECIPROCITY A Vital Objection to the Treaty Is That Its Origin Is Unconstitutional, Because All Bills Affecting the Revenues Must Originate in the House of Representatives—A Sole and Exclusive Prerogative 1 BY LIONEL A. SHELDON Member of the Forty-first, Forty-second and Forty-third Congress and Ex-Governor of New Mexico
Lost Money Market
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RESOURCES AND CHANCES OF LOWER CALIFORNIA Great Opportunities tor the Alert Business Men in the Land of Poco Tiempo—Spread of American Influence-"lmportance of Coating Station—The Business Openings of La Paz , BY O. A. ELLISON The Herald's Specie! Commissioner in Lower California
ty+o- Presidential Visits
International Telephones
Sheer Waste
Nettle Points
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
Phospho Foods.
A HYGIENIC BREAKFAST!
Untitled
FEMININE FANCY.
Jonah I
The Spelling Bee at Crogm's,
The Early Bird.
Little New Yorkers' Twentieth Century Primer
I' Gti OKiM Am
Lovcn' Lane.
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Masthead
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She Belonged
How to See All There Is to See in New York in Two Days
Titled Husbands
Not Much Above It
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Mrs. Maybrick to Be Released at Last FORMER EFFpRTS FOR MRS. MAYBRICK'S RELEASE
Books and Their Makers "The Spoilsmen" A Thoroughly Good, Yet Discouraging, Nov«l by Elliott Flower
"The Golden Fleece" Adventures of a Fortune Hunting English Earl in America
"The Conquering of Kate"
"That Printer of Udell's"
"Darby O'Gill"
" The Roman Road "
Bibles for the West Point Cadets
Literary Notes
He Never Smiled Again
Didn't Fare Well
No "Use for Them
Two Points to Remember
"Local Literary Schools" A Clever Satire on Certain Phases in Present-Day Literature
"Old Squire" A Unique Story of the Ctril War
The Water Fowl Family
DIDN'T BUY A SHIP Hotel Guest Had the Money, but Was Hustled to a Hospital
Modern Manners
Youth and Age
Putting It Mildly
The Young Folks' Corner PRIZE WINNERS
Animal Fables and Puzzles
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
AT THE SEASHORE By Vantla Welfer, Class B, u Years
MY OSTRICH By Harry Sharp, Class C, 9 Years
Acknowledgments
Had a Vacation
A Dishwashing Game
A Wake-Up Song for Summer
Features of the 1903 Shirtwaist
A Good Subject
How He Told the Tim*
The HousE BIEAUTirUL
Tinting of a Colonial House
A Pansy Room for a Young Girl
A Setting for Colonial Furniture
A Colonial Bedroom
. Delightful Den
The Old Fashioned Woman HmTteui: HOME. ' *
Are Our Schools Inadequate?
The Sunday Dinner
The Use of the Onion
Questions and Answers
The Beauty Quest
pip CLYDE
Occupy a Pinnacle
Three-quarter Length Coats
QUILT MADE OF SCALPS i Gruesome Tribal heirloom Owned by the lowa Indians
Launch to Carry Tars to Church
ABOUT RUNAWAY MATCHES How the Fond Parents Are Forced Into the Game, Willy Nilly
• OLD RACE CARDS Some That Are Held in England at Fabulous Prices
PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS The First Steamer to Cross the Atlantic
Magnets as Cranes
A Capable Woman in the Ministry
A Desert Lighthouse
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