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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 289, 23 July 1903
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CHINA REFUSES TO OPEN PORTS INJMNCHURIA Prince Ching Addresses Note to Minister Conger COMPLICATIONS LIKELY TO FOLLOW SUCH ACTION Washington Officials Inclined to Think It Is a Ruse to Placate Russia
ARREST Of J. W. TURNER Charged with Obtaining Money by False Pretense*
Boilermakers Get Increase
THE MORNINGS MEWS
Borne at Night in Solemn State Into Great Cathedral of St Peter's Leo Now Lies in State to Receive the Last Homage of the Faithful
still mora POSTAL CHIEF COMESTO GRIEF Superintendent of Free Delivery Removed From Office IS ACCUSED OP WRONGFULLY COLLECTING MILEAGE Also Charged Wltfi Having Falsified Hla Diary and Loaning Hla Traveling Commission
TORNADO STRIKES PATERSON Two Persona Killed and Several Score Injured
YOUNG CULLOM ARRESTED Nephew of Illinois Senator It in Trouble in Arizona
Sawmill Burned
11 111 IE Hll lit IH! sup Last Stand of the Revolutionist* at Gudad Bolivar
ALLEGES FRAUD IN SELECTING SITE Scandal Over San Carlos Irrigation Scheme
KILLED BY LIGHTNING BOLT Imp Stallion Valued at $100,000 Burned to Death
RELEASED BY PIRATES Wealthy Honolulu Chinaman Was Held for Ransom
SLAYS HIS SON Maniacal Deed of lowa Man, Who Afterward* Kill* Himself
British Bark Abandoned ,
BANK MERGER JBANDONED First National Directors Rescind All Plans for Consolidation
SULTAN'S TREASURY EHPTY Turkish Finance Minister Unable to Pay Officials' Salaries
Every House a Barricade and Each Had to fie Stormed WOMEN AND CHILDREN SLAIN WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE
MANY VISITORS TO jIfSTEe BAY Belknap of Kentucky Pays flis Respects EX-SENATOR TURNER TALKS ON ALASKAN BOUNDARY President Discusses With Senator Piatt and Representative Cannon the Necessity of Some Remedial Financial Legislation
MAY FINISH CONTRACTS Delay in Receivership for Shipbuilding Company
PERMISSION TO APPEAL Government Scores a Point in the Gaynor-Greene Case
Young Corbett Wins
P. M. Wells, the Sculptor, Dies a Ward of San Francisco Former Associates Ignore His Faithful Wife's Appeal for Assistance
Roosevelt's Condolences
Young Men's Institute
ELKS ON REVIEW Cincinnati Wins First Prize in the Music Contest
GIL IS PRESIDENT Result of Santo Domingo Election Declared by Congress
PRESERVATION OF FRUIT Government Experiments in Cold Storage to Be Made Public
Land Withdrawn from Entry
Fatally Kicked by a Horse
Bids for Bonds
, Town Threatened
CUP CHALLENGER BROKEJtER CUFF Shamrock 111 Disabled During a Race RUNNING AWAY FROM HER TRIAL HORSE AT THE TIME Both Boats Run Into a Thicfc Fog Bank While Directly in the Path of the Atlantic Liner*, Giving Sir Thomas Lipton Quite ■ Scare
STRUCK ON A SHOAL Reliance and Columbia Meet With a Mishap
UPTON CUP ARRIVES Challenge Cup Presented to San Diego Yacht Club
Must Return to Denmark
WRECKED 111 THE BLOEURK Details of Disaster to MacMillan Force
BISHOP OF ZURMA Father Libert Arrives from Honolulu to Be Consecrated
PARDEE IN CAMP Governor and Family Will Rusticate in Big Basin
Damage by Hall
LAST HONORS TOJVHISILER Artist Buried in Family Plot at Chiswick
JUMPS THROUGH CAR WINDOW Somnambulist's Remarkable Escape from Death
DEATHS OF THE DAY
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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LONG BEACH HOTEL MAN_IS_MISSiIG Until Recently Manager of Hotel Del Mar* WRITS OF ATTACHMENT ARE FILED BY CREDITORS W. J. Way, Until Yesterday Manager of the Del Mar, Suddenly Disappears—Was Formerly Manager of California Cooks' Association
TONOPAH RAILROAD Line to Be Completed Before the End of the Year
INSURANCE REFUSED Peculiar Incident Connected with Governor's Mansion
DYING IN JAIL Alleged Chinese Murderer May Be Admitted to Bail
Chautauqua Courses Continue to Increase in Interest
GIVES HIS LIFE TO SMTHER Eight Year Old Hero at Bakersfield
Fell Into the Hold
SIK OF THE CREW AREJROWNED Swedish Brigantine Run Down at Sea
GERMANY IN LINE Monetary Exchange Commission Is Pleased with Reception
11 IDE HMDS ' OF JOBBERS Depression in Steel Stock Explained BEARING THE MARKET FOR PURPOSE OF CONTROL Heavy Shareholders Recently Unloaded to Such an Extent That Present Board of Directors Actually Lost Control for a Time
TWO COLLISIONS Gravel Train Wrecks Four Freight Cars at San Jose
"FENCE" BROKEN UP Southern California the Trail of Car Thieves
ACCUSED OF EXTORTION British Vice Consul at San Francisco Under Fire
ASCENDS MOUNT WHITNEY | Prof. McAdie Corrects Measurement I of the Peak
TYPHOID IN CLAMS Serious Results of a Shore Dinner in Connecticutt
TEN DEATHS FROM TETANUS Cleveland Victims of Fourth of July Celebrations
WAS DETERMINED TO KILLJIMSELF Hartman's Second Effort Js Successful STRYCHNINE FAILED TO DO THE DEADLY WORK Deserted by His Wife, of Whom He Was Very Jealous, O. H. Hartman, a Rancher, Procures a Revolver and Kills Himself
WESTERN PACIFIC PLANS First Construction Will Be Between San Jose and Haywards
DONAHOO'S BODY FOUND Supposed That He Fell into Canal Returning from a Dance
EVACUATION OF CUBA President Palma Will Publicly Thank American Troops
BEAT HIS SON TO DEATH
CLARK OFFERED THE BRIBE Senator's Son Deposes in Shores Disbarment Case
rhysikisila Disagree
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Excessive Taxation Gives Impetus to Merging Plan Principal Objections to Come Pro in the Politicians
SPECULATED ON GRAND SCALE Operations of a Buffalo Bookkeeper
GOVERNOR ODELL'S TRIP Crosses Great Salt Lake Over New Railroad Cut-Off
WHOLESALE CORRUPTION Charges Against City, County and State Officials at Denver'
WAGE CHECKS PROTESTED Valuable Mining Property in Montana Attached
Receiver* Are Appointed
Paper Mill Damaged by Fire
LARGER ALLOWANCE FOR HOSPITALITY Complaint of Head o 1 West Point CALLED UPON FOR A GREAT DEAL OF ENTERTAINING Board of Visitors Impressed with the Justice of Colonel Mill's Request, and Will Recommend That He Be Granted $1500 Additional
Education Bill Passed
TEARS UP FLOOR ANDjETS FREE Arizona Posse in Pursuit ofW.S. Sessions
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE Forty Passengers Receive a Good Shaking Up
ROXBURY MURDER Negro Charles Jackson Charged with the Crime
Hopgrowers to Pool Interests
Suicide Identified
Qarrison Succeed* Petty
Manitoba Legislature
Tents and Halls For 8500 School Children
While City Council P&ttifogs, Need for School Rooms Becomes Imperative
CONVENTION OPENS Christian Church Meets at Garfield Park, Santa Cruz Today
Medical Fakir Convicted
AN EDITOR Found That It Pays to Take His Wife's Advice
PILLSBURY DENIES IT Not Appointed Attorney for th e Santa Fe Railroad
SUNK IN COLLISION Lake Steamer Waverly Run Down, But the Crew Escapes
Mine Foreman Killed
Four Persona Drowned
HIS LIFE ONE ' LONG ROMANCE General Cassius M. Clay's Career Ended THOUGH OF KENTUCKY, HE FAVORED ABOLITION Minister to Russia Under Lincoln, and Noted as an Author—Gave Up Child-Wife of his Closing Years to the Man of Her Choice
GAS ASSOCIATION MEETING Paper by Dr. C. T. Deans on the Oil Industry in California
Execution Stayed
Returned from Europe
MARINE LIFE INVESTIGATION A Number of New Bugs Discovered by Prof. Hitter
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GARBAGE ROW GETS HOTTER
Council Puts Blame on Health Board
TO MOVE COLLEGE OF MUSIC University Trustees Plan New Uae for Simpson Auditorium
COULD HIMSELF J. W. McCullough Prevented from • Trying Whisky-Induced Plan
AMBROSE CUT ON HEAD Sequence of • Row With Peanut Vender Franks
INJUREDMBY A FALL Mrs. George C. Sutton of This City Hurt in San Francisco
WHITE RIBBONERS PICNIC Large Number Meet in Hollenbeck Park
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DUN OF HI AT UIHTT
CORTELYOU NOTIFIED Government Bookbinders Object to Miller's Reinstatement
MAKES FINAL OFFER Kellogg Switchboard Company Will Not Compromise
Rice Throwing at Newport
For Better or Worse
A Deserved Fortune
YOUNG'S TESTIMONY Strong Talk in Arbitration Proceedings MAKES THREAT TO BRING WORKMEN FROM THE EAST States Tfiat Higher Standard of Living in San Francisco Cannot Be Permanently Maintained—Secretary Wilcutt's Cross-examination
MURPHY ON TRIAL Accused of Appropriating Funds of Stone Cutters' Association
La Junta Machinists Strike
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A HOPELESS QUEST
THEY LIKE TO COME
SOME SUMMER "DONTS"
CUT OFF UNNECESSARY EXPENSE
PET SUPERSTITIONS
FOR HOME MAKER 3 ONLY
llnpr+muditatad Remarks
Trying to Butt In
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Davis-Morris
Dancing Party
Spangler-Barleton
Arnold-Stum
Social Notea
PUBLIC PULSE The Brand Electric Road
A Paradox
Everybody Must Pay
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
MOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
GAME LAW IS HELD_ INVALID Judge Conrey Decides Dove Test Case SHOTGUN EXPERTS GLEEFUL AT THE OUTCOME Tremendous Run on the Sporting-Goods Houses for Guns and Shells, and Sportsmen Promise to Make Up for Lost Time—The Decision
W. C. WOODMAN FOUND Missing Insurance Man's Mind Is Affected by Heat
WILL BUILD A COLLEGE Free Methodists Plan for a School of Learning
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
YOUNG MOFFATT BURNED Son of Police Detective Scorched by Gunpowder
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(lie HOLDS LEVEE. IT DUBLIN CASTLE Bepiies to Committee of Irish Citizens QUEEN DISTRIBUTES BADGES TO THE JUBILEE NURSES Accorded « Great Reception by Student* and Faculty of Trinity College—Receive* Continuous Ovation from Crowds in the Streets
WHALER VEGA CRUSHED IN ICE Crew Travels 300 Miles in Open Boats
CONSUELO'S MANSION The New London House Has Just Been Finished
THEIR VOICES ARE BAISEDjOR PEACE ■ ■sulci nvt/1 Pi«ifAna AMA uauio aim A;tJ United FRENCH DEPUTIES RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF COMMONS Great Banquet at Which the Prevailing Sentiment Is for Internationa) Arbitration to the Fullest Extent on All Disputaa
LEAKE RESIGNS FROMJHE CALL Newspaper Man to Enter Private Pursuits
The 'Amateur Philosopher
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL MILLS SUSPECT IS DISCHARGED R. A. Oneal Free to Go to Indian Territory
CONTEMPT CASE CONTINUED Judge M'Kinley Close* the Hill Will Contest Today
CHECK OPERATOR SENTENCED "James T. Riley" Oets no Days and Is Wanted In Arizona
DEATH OF "BILLY THE YEGG") Question of Identity Raised in the Trial of Dougherty
COURT BRIEFS
NEW TABLE DECORATIONS Fashion Demands That They Shall Be as High as Possible
Spared Her Stomach
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GUARDED BY URGE POSSE Sheriff Feared Attack by Friends of James McCloud
He Signed It
German Iron Works
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ACTS ABOUTSERVIA 5 A COUNTRY IN REALITY FAR ADVANCED e Opinions of the Customs and eas of the Servian People and heir Race Affiliations
Pointed Paragraphs
PEACOCK FOR LUNCHEON Parisian Fashion Costly and Splendid to Look Upon
An Ideal Nurse
A Queer Look
HE WAS MADE WELCOME American's Experience at a Commercial Dinner In England
The Moral Was Lost m Him
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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HARRISITES IRE FUST Win First of the Series From Seraphs DRINKWATER AND GRAY ARE GIVEN SEVERE DRUBBING Leahy the Bright Particular Star of the Matinee—Smashes Out Four Safeties, Ail' of Which Bring in Tallies for His Employer
Portland 8, Sacramento 4
Seattle 6, Oakland 3
j NATIONAL LEAGUE Smoot's Home Run Wins a Hot Game for St. Louis
Philadelphia 3; New York a
Boston g; Brooklyn a
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 3; Washington 1
OREGONIAN MAKES AMENDS Fearful Roast of Lo« Angeles Nine Is Apparently Taken Back
BUTTE REDUCED TOJIGHT MEN Forfeits Game Rather Than Pay Fines Standing of the Clubs
Must Pay Their Fines
San Francisco 4; Salt Lake 3
Seattle 6, Tacoma 5
Helena 6, Los Angeles 5
PRIZEFIGHTER'S FATE Jack Bolan Goes to Yuma Prison for One Year
American League Ready
HORSE RACES AT SJINTAJARBARA Carnival Managers Give a Fine Program CAPTAIN BACHELDER WINS TWO-HEAT TEAM RACE In the Half-Mile Polo Pony Race 0 Tacna Finished First, With Fusillade a Close Second—Today's Program Includes Another Polo Gam*
GOOD ROADS TRIP Supervisors Out Today with the Automobile Club
BIG ELEPHANT HUNT Wall Street Brokers Plan to Go to Abyssinia
BREAKS HIS NECK Corrigan's American Derby Colt, Maxey Blumenthal Killed
Attraction for St. Louis
Shooting at Blsley
Wants a Race for Jones
Quite Likely
mil m DEM TRICK John Taylor a Rival to, Wainscott
ON EASTERN TRACKS Large Crow 3 and Heavy Going at Brighton Beach
Winners at Del mar
Hawthorne Results
LUCAS STILLJFOFJ WAR Say* Peace Mission in Chicago Has Been Flat Failure
Win by Three Pln«
Drawing for the Coursing
Waddelf Not Wanted
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) CREEK IS INJURED Was Unloading Track Intersection GEORGE VILLIER'S KNEE IS BADLY FRACTURED Accident Occurs at Corner of Raymond Avenue and Colorado Street, Where He Was Working on Crossing* of Electric Railway Company
Scientific Work Publication
Pasadena on the Santa Fe
Takes Issue With Mayor
Qoing to South Africa
To Fight Hitching Ordinance
Building Permits Insisted On
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RAILWAY FRANCHISE SOLD Pacific Electric Completes Right-ofway to Covina
(ORANGE COUNTY) TO INCREASE WATER SUPPLY Offer Made to Orange by Adams Phillips Company
(SAfV BERNARDINO COUNTY) CHOLOS QUARANTINED Prevalence of Diphtheria Makes the Step Necessary
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Water Ordinance Test
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) W. H. Mcllmoil Resigns
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FOUND DEAD ON NOB HILL JOHN GLSEN'S BODY LOCATED BY CITY MARSHALS Dead Man Was 45 Yeara Old and It, It la Suspected That Hia Death Was Due to Alcoholism
(VENTURA COUNTY) SLOT MACHINE FIGHT Venturans Make Determined Effort to Dispense With Them
(ORANGE COUNTYT RUN OVER BY WAGON Narrow Escape from Death of Little Velma Sitton
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) AUTOMOBILE ROAD SCHEME City Will Be Asked to Build Road to Del Mar
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) "AFTERNOON TEA" Ladies of St. Augustine's Church Net a Handsome Sum
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) BOYCOTT UNSUCCESSFUL Southern California Grocers' Association Refuses to Join
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FIRE IN A CIGAR STORE Damage to Extent of Fifteen Hundred Dollars Is Done
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Electric Road Completion
YOUR HAT May Be a Stylish One, but It Makes Trouble
Bread
HOW THEY BUY THEIR HATS Difference Between the Sexes – Illustrated
A Utilitarian Office Seeker
Fat Men Easy to Rob
Germany's Giant Baby
Her Purpose
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STOCKS SLOWLY ASCEND SHARES ARE LIFTED SEVERAL POINTS DURING TRADING Slight Recessions Leave Some Gains. Pressure to Sell Not Felt—Alarm* ing Rumors Not Credited
Wall Street Points
Financial Record
NORTHERN EGGS OFFERED Prices Under Soutfierri California Ranch—Pears Glutting Market
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
OLD MISSION ORANGES FIRM
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Fruits in San Francisco
TRADERS SELL FOR PROFITS
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
Spot Copper Advance*
San Francisco Mining Stocks
High Cotton Record
Foreign Wool Sales
Shipping of the World
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-JULY 22
Pacific Coast Trade
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WONDERFUL GROWTH OF LOAJUSSOCIATION Progress of Leading Institution of Its Kind on the Coast Th« Contlatntal Building tad Lota Assoalatloa Nov a Cooptratlv* B»k
Building Permits
Superstitious
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RAILROAD MEI WMUIUHB June Wages Dug More Than a Week Ago NEW SYSTEM OF PAYING BY CHECK NOT POPULAR May Be Another Week Before the Southern Pacific Employes Are Paid—A. M. Shook Thinks H. L. Strite Was Murdered by Convicts
CALIFORNIA
Artistic Framing
REVERE MEMORY OF HOLY FATHER Local Catholics to Pay Homage Tuesday DATE IS FIXED BY BISHOP THOMAS J. CONATY Pontifical Mass to Be Celebrated at Cathedral—Sermon Appropriate to Occasion by the Bishop—Church Draped in Symbols of Death
TILE FACTORY TO OPEN Chamber of Commerce to Make an Excursion'to Tropico
HOLD FIRSTJ'RAYER-MEETING Temple Baptist Church Members Transact Business
WORK OF LIGHTNING Magnificent JVTonument of Henry Clay Disfigured
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