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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 274, 8 July 1903
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HOPEFUL NEWS COMES FROM SICK CHAMBER IN VATICAN The Pope Submitted to an Operation, Which Believed the Pressure Upon His Chest and Appears to Have Given Him a New Hold on Life—His Holiness Continues to Give Evidence of the Wonderful Clearness of His Mind
THE MORNING'S NEWS
INEFFICIENT AND INCOMPETENT Too Mach Drinking in Health Department SUMMERLAND PLEADS FOR A CONSTITUENT , Health Officer Powers Says Many of His Inspectors Are Incompetent, Some Are Worse—Troubles in Store for Assistant Health Officer
QUIET REIGNS IN EVANSYILLE It Is Probably Owing to the Presence of a Large Force of State Troops, However, and More Trouble Is Apprehended
HOME-MADE ANARCHY AT EVANSVILLE
HI PODTSmiITH BAY The American Squadron Safe at Anchor SALUTES ARE EXCHANGED IN CORDIAL STYLE AMrti Milne Boards the Kearsarge and la the Mama of King Edward Welcomes Admiral Cotton's Command to Enttan<k~Ex change Visits
BRITONS AT BAR HARBOR Vice Admiral Douglas Welcomed by Rear Admiral Sands
Russia Win Warn Bulgaria
M. UHIBETJR LONDON Makes Numerous Visits of Ceremony ENTHUSIASTICALLY GREETED BY CITIZENS EVERYWHERE Lunches With a Distinguished Company In the Ouild Hall, Where He Makes a Happy Rejoinder to a Toaat Proposed in His Honor
Diplomats in Conference
SMELTER MEN ENJOINED Denver Company Seeks the Courts to Break the Strike
SEARCH FOR BODIES Victims of Jeanette Flood Estimated at Twenty-Five
RECEIVES HIS RELATIVES Bids Them a Last Goodbye and Tells Them Not to Grieve
AN ULTIMATUM Reported to Have Been Presented te China by England and Japan
Commandeering Supplies
Russians Laying a Cable
Awaiting Events
DEATHS OF THE DAY Dr. Charles Lancaster
Qeorge A. Kolb
Young Lankershim Held
All Oat
US OF STATE Roosevelt Confers With Secretary Hay B'NAI B'RITH PETITION WILL BE SENT TO RUSSIA Several Senators Take Part in the Consideration of Alaskan Boundary Question, Which Will Be Taken Up for Adjustment Next Month
Consul at Milan, Italy
New San Diego Bank (Special to Th« Herald )
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Shriners at Saratoga !
National Editorial Association
To Discuss the Treaty Openly
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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MRU OUT Another Big Jlailroad Project TERMINAL FACILITIES ON SAN FRANCISCO DAY Large Tract of Land in San Mateo County Already Secured, So Situated' as to Form a Straight Outlet for a Transcontinental Line
OREGON SHORT LINE The Transfer to the Salt Lake Line Made at Midnight
SWAN IN HIS OWN BEHALF Testifies That His Mind Was Blank for Days at a Time
SUPERVISORS SUED Lumber Company Has Claim Against Mendocino County
Traveling by the North Shore Road
A Si AGE HELD UP Lone Highwayman Secures $142 From Passengers and Walks Off
HEPPNER HAS ENOUGH The People Recommend Cash Be Sent to Hanna Sufferers
SHOT 'N THE BACK Old Man Arrested for Firing on His Enemy
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS Citizen Sliot Wfiile Giving Aid to a Seattle Policeman
Dunsmuir Estate Litigation
Our System of Irrigation
Blow Resulted Fatally
Prisoner Gains Respite
HEAD ONjCDLLISIOI Twenty-three Persons Killed PASSENGER TRAIN DASHES INTO A FREIGHT Nineteen of the Victims Were Negroes, Who Were Riding in a Second-Class Coach That Telescoped With the Baggage
Four Tramps Killed
RAILROAD EXTENSION San Francisco and Eureka Road May Be Built Into Oregon
CHINATOWN CONDEMNED State Health Board Says It Must Be Moved From San Francisco
Franchise Sold
SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH Two Men Found op the Desert After Many Hours of Suffering
BIG FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO Large Six-Story Building on Market Street in Danger
New Pipe Line
State School Moneys
Hey Is Hlfrh
Newspaper Man Weds
The Short-Skirt Gait
Sarcastic Like
BURIED HIS SAVINGS When Went to Look for Them Ho Found He Was Too Late
Ticket Brokers Enjoined
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EDUCATIONAL TOPICS National Association in Fnll Blast PROF. GEORGE A. COE ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Commissioner of Education W. L. Harris, Rev. Edward A. Pace of the Catholic University, Washington and Others Join in the Discussion
Effects of Color on the Brain
STUDENT LIFE IN PARIS Contrasts Between the Life in New York and Paris
Reckless Use of the Hat Pin
Keene and Clews
Adopting a Safe Plan
LOS ANGELES CHOSEN Methodist Conference Is Assured PAPERS NOT SIGNED BUT THE COMMISSIONERS DECIDE At a Banquet Given Last Evening the Commissioners Admit That the Matter Is Settled and That the Papers Will Be Signed Today
Gary* Acquitted by Jury
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FLORENCE DRIGGS MARRIED inother Surprising and Interesting Turn in the Actors in the Hill Will Case
MAKE FORMAL STATEMENT Plans of the New Baptist Church Are Announced
SLIM OF CRIME GOODNIGHT JURY RETURNS AN OPEN VERDICT Nothing Presented at Inquest to Connect Alexander Axelrod With the Burning of the Wilmington Store
French Windows
MAKE BETTER STREETS COUNCILMEN FIND WORK FOR THE SUMMER Nofzlger Begins Inquiry That Will Lead to Revolution in Manner of Improving Residence Districts
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THE BHAME OF EVANSVILLE
LEO'S PREDECEBBORB
QUICKER THAN THOUGHT
WOMEN WHO WORK
LOOKING FORWARD
MODERN RAILROAD ENTERPRISE
/SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP
La Mariposa Boating Party
Social Notes
WILL NOT MERGE Decisive Vote Against the Measure by One Organization
MAY COME WEST Railway Men Pull for Los Angeles GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS ARE INVITED HERE Local Traffic Men Say the Next Meeting of the General Passenger Association Is Worth Going After—The Chamber of Commerce Interested
COLD WAVE REPORTED Thermometer Tafces Big Drop Along Coast and in Nevadfi
THE PUBLIC PULSE The Good He Has Done
As to Mr. Hough
Gold From the Klondike
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
REPEAT "AMY ROBSART" Reproduction of the Play Given for the Benefit of Scholarship
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Wrist Baas
HEARS UNPLEASANT TRUTHS President Pierce Listens to the Normal School Trustees' Investigation of His "Fnssiness and Inefficiency"—Members of the Faculty and Alumni Appear Before the Board
IS LMDJT BEST Impressive Funeral of John F. Francis TOUCHING EULOGY DELIVERED BY FATHER FITZGERALD Bishop Conaty Celebrates a Pontifical High Requiem Man for the Repose of the Soul of the Dead—The Cathedral Crowded at Services
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Swell Gowns Are a Pleasure
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL CAUSES ASENSATIQH Mrs. Driggs Is Charged With Manipulation ACCUSED OF MAKING ERASURE IN DEPOSITION Further Excoriation of the Proponent by Witnesses in Giving Rebuttal Testimony—New Claimant Offers a $10,000 Fee for Hill's Money
ASKS FORJJEDUCTION The Southwestern Lumber Company Caught Between Fire*
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
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LIQUOR BUT NO LICENSES Councilmen Are Suspicious of Soda Fountains and Drug Stores
Scalpers Restrained
Wigmore Goods to Qo
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) BUILDINGSJLANNED Marked Activity in North Pasadena MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BURNED DISTRICT Agitation for Annexation to Pasadena Carried on by Citizens With Every Prospect of Its Adoption by Next Fall—Want Fire Protection
Don Bennett Goes to Whittier
Humane Society
Martin Brothers Heavily Fined
Session of City Council
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) LIQUOR TRAFFIC LIMITED Coiton Trustees Will Grant Only One License in Future
(SAN DIEOO COUNTY) HELD WITHOUT BAIL Alleged Slayer of Constable Burke Has His Examination
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ANXIOUS CREDITORS San Pedro Business Men Looking for J. C. Bennett of Victoria
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Tropico Briefs
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SHOT BYHISCOMPHNION MEXICAN TERRIBLY WOUNDED BY ACCIDENT The Men Were Handling a Revolver Which They Did Not Know Was Loaded—Mysterious Stabbing
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LONG BEACH LOCALS Funeral of Victim of Saturday Night's Street Car Accident
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FIGHTING THE BLACK SCALE Fruit men Concerned Over tks Rapid Spread of the Pest
(ORANGE COUNTY) HOUSES MUST BE MOVED Trouble Over Proposed Opening of a Santa Ana Street
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lordsburg Locals
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WILMINGTON BOOMING Old Seaport Develops i Wonderful Amount of Activity
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home Happenings
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BORN
DIED
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WINNER MCE AGAIN' Afrikander Captures the Realization GREATEST THREE-YEAR-OLD OF HIS GENERATION After Racing at a Speed That Broke Two Recortfo, Before the Winning Post Was Reached, He Set a New Mark for Future Realizations
At Washington Park
Results at Del Mar Park
INTEREST IN BILLIARDS Henry Berry to Enlarge Rooms and Qive a Tournament
FOR THE DIAMOND SCULLS Juvenal of Philadelphia Defeated by Beresford
Five-Mile Tandem Race
Overland on « Wheel
Franchise lor a Clubhouse
Will Play Pool
PACIFIC NATIONALS Dammann of Spokane Loses His Own Qame to Tacoma
Helena 7, Salt Lake 4
San Francisco 7, Seattle 1
Butte 6, Los Angeles a
AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago Defeats New York in a Game Replete With Excitement
St. Louis 3, Boston a
Wasfiington 5, Cleveland 3
Detroit 8, Philadelphia 7
NATIONAL LEAGUE Costly Errors by Pittsburg Qive the Game to Brooklyn v
Philadelphia 6. Chicago 3
Boston s, Cincinnati 3
St. Louis 4, New York 3
Sacramento 6, San Francisco 4
MAKE FINESHOWING Oscar Jones and "Pretzel" Schmidt Have Done Wonders This Season
Californians in the East
WILL HOLD BIG TOURNAMENT Santa Barbara Is Promoting a Mid-Summer Festival
TIDE TABLE FOR JULY
Coliseums Defeat Oaks
Western League Meeting
Hamburgers in San Bernardino
Frank Garrett Resigns 9
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Dumas, the Prolific
Rats and Limburger
A Short Life
Newsboys Issue a Challenge
No Wind for Shamrock*
Chautauqua Tickets
Sold Lottery Tickets
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f LONG BEACH
% NEWPORT BEACH
18 YOUR COAT DUSTY? You Probably Have the White Scab of Dandruff on It
Ar* You Going to th« World'* Fair?
TERMINAL ISLAND
SANTA MONICA
CATALINA ISLAND
OCEAN PARI
Legally Executed
CORONADO
BRIGHTON BEACH
Spirited Away by the Sheriff
Mistaken for a Rabbit
RJEBQNBO
MANHATTAN BEACH
Doctors to Visit Cassius M. Clay
Whitaker Wright Ready to Qo Back
Suffocated by Mud
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STOCKS DOOM) EASY SPURTS DO MOT TEND TO CREATE SPECULATION Steel Cuts i Dash—Gold Exports Cause Liuic Comment Cotton Aids the Financial Condition
Financial Record
COTTON GOES LOWER
Live Stock Reports
! FRUIT DEALERS ACTIVE Watermelons and Peaches Attract Attention—Local Apricots Plenty
GOOD ORANGES RULE FIRM
NtW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
Fruits in San Francisco
WHEAT TRADING MORE ACTIVE
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Wool Is Sustained
Sugar and Coffee
STOCK EXCHANGE
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
London Copper Higher
San Francisco Mining Stocks
MARINE REPORT-JULY 7
Suit Against Cigar Dealers Settled
Bourke Cockran May Not Come Back
A Mysterious Death
OlIIlMj; BRIGHT C. B. Boothe Writes of Irrigation Plans MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION TO PLEDGE SUPPORT Campaign Is Expected to Accomplish Better Results Than Anticipated. Whole Thing Hinges on Getting Facts About the Land Laws
THE STEEL CORPORATION Business Appears to Be Pretty Good With the Concern
Street Car Lines in Mexico City
Now to Reach Any Point jn Los Aagelis Cars of the Los Angelas Railway Co* traverse all aeotlona of the cityroute indicated by deetlnatlon boards on sides and snds of oars.
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