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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 298, 1 August 1903
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One Hundred People Thrown Into River by Collapse of Bridge Two Persons Known to Have Been Killed • and Manu Others Injured
MOB HOLDS lIP RMD TRAIN Failed to Capture Two Negro Prisoners
WILL WALK TO ARCTIC An Illinois Editor Starts on a Long Tramp
English Brothers Win Doubles
THE MORNING'S NEWS
DESPERADOES SHOOUND ROB Car Robbers Wound Ont Passenger
OREGON TOWN IS ALMOSHVIPED OUT Worst Fire in History of Halsey
BATCH OF POSTAL PEOPLE INDICTED SY GRAND JURY Former Deputy Auditor Crawford Among the Number MACHEN FIGURES AGAIN IN FOUR PRESENTMENTS One of the Accused Was Arrested in Bed by a Deputy United States MarsOial
LOYAL IRISH GREET THE KING
OUTLAWS FIRED UPON BY A PURSUER GUARD M'DONALD OF FOLSOM DISCOVERS TWO ESCAPES BUT IN THE FADING LIGHT, FAILS TO BRING THEM DOWN
CONFESSES GUILT IN BUY CASE Count Szapary Makes a Strange Admission
COLONEL CLINE'S GREAT ESTATE Los Angeles Relatives Inherit a Share
HAD FATAL SIMILARITY < Commission Firm Too Much Like Defunct Turf Swindle
Bullet Wound Proves Fatal
ASSAULTED A ROMAN SENATOR • • * Malvino Struck on the Head Leaviug Home
YOUNG AUDITOR FALSIFIED RECORDS County Officer Charged With Irregular Bookkeeping
Mundy Wins Cup
Fugitives Divide and Two Escape Toward Georgetown OTHERS STILL IN THE VICINITY OF LOTUS
NEGRO SEAVIS SEEN BY ONE OF THE POSSE ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN
CONVICTS ARE WARNED BY BUGLER OF THE MILITIA IN THE FIELD
PURSUERS ARE ABOUT WORN OUT "■ ♦ Militia and Deputies Are Discouraged ESCAPES HAVE BAFFLED EVERY EFFORT SO FAR Governor Orders Company H to Return to Its Quarters at Placervllle, as the Work Assigned to It Has Not Properly Been Military Duty
FARMER FOSTER WAS TREATED CONSIDERATELY BY ESCAPING FELONS
PRISON GUARDS MAKE CONFLICTING REPORTS REGARDING ESCAPES
COMPANY H WITHDRAWN FROM THE PURSUIT BY GOVERNOR PARDEE
NEVADA COUNTY SHERIFF PREPARING TO GIVE THE ESCAPES WARM WELCOME
SOLDIERS AND DEPUTIES TIREDUF FRUITLESS SEARCH gIR OUTLAWS
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN EFFECT CAPTURE OF SHERIFF BOSQUIT'S MEN
TO SUPPRESS THE USE OF OPIUM AMONG FILIPINOS Commission Appointed to Investigate Conditions in the Orient
CHAMBERLAIN DENIES IT Says He Does Not Favor Taxing Raw Cotton From Foreign Lands
SLAIN BY A SINGLE BLOW Nef« Struck on the Head by an Unknown Enemy
Training a Child
ARBITRARY ACTION OFJENEZUELA Spanish Consul Punished by the Government
MILLER'S CASE CONSIDERED The President and Chairman Proctor Talk It Over
TREASURER POISONED Scratched His Finger While Counting $33,000 in Qold
Federation of Catholic Societies
Died From Her Burns
ASK FOR TROOPS TO PROTECT THEM Idaho Springs Miners See Governor DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES WITHOUT CAUSE Colorado's Executive Replies That if They Fail to Secure Justice From Civil Authorities He Will Consider Their Request
MURPHY GOES TO PRISON Former Treasurer of Stone Cutters' Union Sentenced
MINER ARRESTED Charged With Making Threats to Blow Up a Dam in Colorado
The Linemen's Strike
Will Return to Work
REFORMERS IN GREECE Societies That Urge a Revision of the Constitution
TEXAS NEGRO LYNCHED * Had Insulted Ladies by Cursing and Shooting Into Their Homes
DEATHS OF THE DAY Mrs. Mary A. Murphy
Walter B. Newgeon
CALIFORNIA FMIIT 111 LOiiMARKtT Shipment Brings Good Prices at Sale
SANTA FE FINANCES Earnings and Operating Expenses for Past Twelve Months
Injured In Runaway Accident
SUCCESSFUL TEST OF NEWWIRELESS No Pole Is Required at Either End
CONVICT RECAPTURED Had but One Arm but Escaped From Federal Prison at Leavenworth
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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BEFORE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Case of United Hail ways Considered FIGURES SHOWING EXTENT OF COMPANY'S HOLDINGS Over 250 Miles of Track In Operation, Value of Roadway and Rails Given as $708,840, and the Earnings for Nine Months, $4,449,054
ITALY'S LEMON CROP Its Quantity Will Not Permit of More Than One-Half Being Exported
WANTED IN LOS ANGELES E. Morris Has Been Victimizing Jewelers at San Jose
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE Death of Hermit of Red Mountain in Mendocino County
Case of San Francisco Carmen
Coin Shipment to Manila
Largest Conclave in History- Gathers in the Sistine Chapel Cardinals Will Cast Their First Ballot for Pope This Morning
LEADINGCANDIDATES Sketches of the Pour Cardinals Most Prominently Mentioned
FILIPINO FOUND GUILTY
KILLED BY A PALLING STONE Young Woman Meets a Peculiar Death
MUTE REMINDER OF A TRAGEDY LONG PAST Skeleton Unearthed With Two Bullet Holes Through the Skull
HE THRASHED THE MOROS Captain John Pershing Returns From the Philippines
SAYS MRS. FAIR DIED FIRST Evidence of the Woman Who Witnessed the Tragedy
Lieutenant Kitchener Bound Home
How It Happened
NEW RULES FOR OPERATING TRAINS Five-Minute Limit Has Been Adopted HOPE TO AVOID ALL REAR-END COLLISIONS Southern Pacific Expects, by Keeping Trains Five Minutes Apart, to Insure a Safety as Absolute as if the Block System Was Used
TO ENTERTAIN THE_VETERANS Athletes to Give a Big Benefit
WHEAT SOARING UPWARD The Grain Reported in Great Demand
CRUSHED UNDER WHEELS OF A LOADED TRUCK One Boy Killed and Another Terribly Hurt at Tacoma
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Thorough Search Begins for Property of Rudolph Decker, the Dead Miner Not a Trace of Money or Property WORTH THOUSANDS AND NOT A SUIT OF CLOTHES FOUND
QUEST FOR COIN LEFT BEHIND
STOCKHOLDERS FIGHT FOR CONTROL > Union Iron. Works Involved in Difficulty
BIG WIRE WOUND mm AGAIN Projectile Ricoclietted Far Out to Sea
Way Up
FROM SCAFFOLD INTOJTERNITY Two Mexicans Executed at Prescott HAD ASSASSINATED A RANCHER AND FOREMAN The Condemned Perfectly Cool When the Supreme Moment Arrived, and One of Them Previously Joked With the Sheriff's Interpreter
Congress of Reform at an End
OFFICER CHARGED WITH SMUG M Allegation Against a Deputy Constable
His Blunder
The Education of the Young
ANOTHER CASE OF MUM ORDERS Santa Fe Trains Meet Heart On THREE TRAMPS KILLED, LOCOMOTIVES DEMOLISHED Passengers Were Badly Shaken Up, but the Cars Were Moved Away in Time to Avoid Destruction by the Flames Which Followed Collision
AT COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Blame Placed Upon the Engineer and Conductor of Train No. 3
SURFACE GOLD IN PAYINGJUANTITY New Strike in Tagarna District Promising
RED PAINT IN TOMATOES Coloring Matter Used to Embellish the Unripe Fruit
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MRS. DRIGGS HELD ON FELONY CHARGE Juror Butler Is Giveif Another Grilling CT JUDGE WILBUR RESPONDS BY COMMENDING JUROR Defendant's Bail Fixed at $3000, but Reduced to $3000—Mrs. Driggs Thinks She May Be Able to Secure Her Release
MILLIONAIRE BABY IN COURT Arvilla Bell Will Rest Undisturbed for Six Weeks
WILL dSSESS IT FULL Ml VALUE Wismer Plans Increase of $70,000,000 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION' MAKES FEW REDUCTIONS Traction Railway Assessment Lowered $50,000—Catholic Charities Alone Assessed at Regular Value. City Will Pay on Cemetery Lots
JUVENILE COURT IN SESSION Bright-Faced Erma Newton Faces the World Alone
WILL BE TRIED AGAIN Police Court Jury Fails to Agree in William Thomas' Case
OLD BONDS RESUMED Paat Scandal Buried and Parties Arc Reunited
A Guaranteed Cure for Pilea
MRS. MENNER CHARGES FRAUD Avers She Was Swindled in Furniture Deal
COURT BRIEFS
Police Court day day
His Bright Thought
Narrowly Escaped
O'BRIEN WORRIES. ABOUT_WEDDIIIG Wite Already Married; He Wants Release
CITY HALL NOTES
French FlsKlng Vessels
Teething Children
Cut None Since
Not SwMrinf
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TYRANNY OF MONOPOLY
A GRAVE DANGER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXCURSIONS
THOSE OBBTACLES IN THE WAY
MONTHLY OIL REPORT
THE GARBAGE QUESTION
NOTED MUSICIAN OF THE CHURCH
OLIVET PASTOR GIVENJVELCOME Congregationalists Plan Forward Movement
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK CATHOLIC
Porkpacker's Philosophy
METHODIST
PRESBYTERIAN
CONGREGATIONAL
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES
IMMANUEL'S NEW CHOIRJS NAMED Places Caused by Resignations Are Filled
Who He Was
ZJJka tPubiio ZPtt/39
A Mean Miser
Different Kind, Though
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DEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
AROUND THE TOWN
RIGHT LEG FRACTURED A. F. Anderson Suffers Mysterious Injury at the Chester
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BLACK'S JURY CANNOT AGREE Pool Boom Cases to Be Betried JURY STANDS EIGHT TO CONVICT, FOUR AGAINST Attorneys for the Defense Successfully Keep Out All References to Horse, Race, Bet, in the Evidence, and Witnesses Are at a Loss
A Singing Heart
TO REFOREST MOUNT LOWE Five Bangers Here From Washington WILL LOCATE NURSERY IN PASADENA FOOTHILLS Immediately After the Rainy Season the Work of Planting Seedlings Along the Side of the Barren Range Will Be Undertaken
NEW GYMNASIUM OPENED Brownsberger School Celebrates the Completion of New Room
Modern Journalism
Had Three Left
UNION REFINERY RETJSESJO MOVE Plant Will Be Abandoned if Ordered to Go CITY OFFICIALS FEAR WATER CONTAMINATION Manager Russell Replies to Attacks Made Upon the Enterprise, and Will Appeal to the City Council if Adverse Action Is Taken
Claim* Prejudice
Epes Randolph Not Injured
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Explaining Her Drowsiness
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f LONG BEACH ,
1 SANTA BARBARA
SANTA MONICA
Boer Cdlonists Find Gold
Rains Damage Crops In Austria
| CORQNAIO
OCEAN PARK
DELAY IN OPENING NEW YORK'S RAPID TRANSIT Trains May Not Be Running Through Subway Until April
CATALINA ISLAND
CAME TOGETHER 111 AJEHSE FOG Electric Coach Collides With Flat Car
NEGRO STARTED TROUBLE Man Who Shot Officer Massey at Evansville Diet In Prison
Poisoned by Eating Sardines
REBONBO
SHOTGUNS TO DEFEND STREET Vegetable Garden of A.K. Waters Causes Bow
RETAIL BUTCHERS' OUTING Will Have Games and Barbecue at Verdugo Park
Undelivered Telegrams
The Secret Out
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) MASONS WILL LH THE CHISM New High School to Be Dedicated Friday WORK WILL START WITH IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY An Elaborate Program, With Grand Master Henderson Personally Conducting Masonic Rites, Will Celebrate the Day
Improvement Association
No Objection to Extension
Incorporation of Leonard Company
Protective Patrol Change
Little Items
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) THE CITY MAY SUE' Attorney Haskell Renders Opinion on Water Questions
"(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WILL BUILD CLUBHOUSE Saturday Afternoon Club Planning New Quarters
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Veteran Purdy Dead
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) I Another Packing House
(SAN DIEQO COUNTY) WAGENHEIM BUYS BONDS CITY DISPOSES OF BRIDGE AND FiRE ISSUES __ Discharge of Bond Committee In the Council Meeting Arouses Delegate Williams, Who Makes Charges
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) LABOR HEADQUARTERS Central Union Body Leases Portion of the Jess Block
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) THRONGS JEE LIBRARY HANDSOME CARNEGIE BUILDING THROWN OPEN Splendid Arrangement and Artistic Decorations of Riverside's New Home of Books—The Earthquake
(ORANGE COUNTY) Engine Broke the Bridge
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) BAREFOOT BURGLARS ABROAD A Woman Discovers Two In Her • IUUM
(LOS ANQELHS COUNTY) Colegrove Citizens' Meeting
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Corona Brevities
NEW IN MAN'S DRESS Summer Shirts—Expensive Underwear—More Serviceable Pumps
Youth of the World
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) VAST BEOSJMIRE CLAY GREAT DEPOSITS UNCOVERED NEAR CORONA Negotiations Pending for Establish* ment of • Plant to Manufacture Commercial Articles
THIS SWORDFISH OBLIGING Took Hold of Rope and Allowed Himself to Be Pulled Aboard Boat
A Snako Story by John Bnnofha
Poodle In Bathing Salt
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
Building Permits
Qenuinely Feminine
His Own Hero I
ALL BUILDING RECORDS BROKEH Seven Millions Invested in New Structures INSPECTOR'S REPORT FOR SEVEN MONTHS Sixth Ward Leads, With Double the Number of Permit* During July of Any of Its Competitors, While the Third Leads in Value—Prospects
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ju»t Like a Woman
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HULL CONTINUES 1 THE MOO WORK Holds Opponents Down to Four Hits i OAKLAND'S ONE TALLY OPEN TO SUSPICION Seraphs Smash the Ball When Hits Count for Runs, and Play a Nice Fielding Game—Captain X)iHon's Forceful Talk With the Umpire
Portland 6, San Francisco i
Seattle 7, Sacramento 4
PACIFIC NATIONALS Salt Lake Insurgents Again in the Qame
| Spokane 3, Los Angeles &
San Francisco 4, Butte 1
I ) Helena 13, Tacoma 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE Ragged Fielding by St. Louis Gives Pittsburg a Game
Cincinnati io, Chicago 4
Boston 4, New York 1
Philadelphia a, Brooklyn I
AMERICAN LEAGUE Champions Unable to Hit Griffith With Any Regularity
Cleveland 5, Chicago a
Washington 4, Boston 4
St. Louis 10, Detroit 3
OSCAR JONES'GREAT PITCHING Stands Sixth Among All Twirlers of the National League
Commercial League flames
Mercantile League flames
Apex Going to Santa Barbara
Can Talk Maori
Money Talks
LOU DILLON GOES CLOSEJTO RECORD Wind Prevents Her From Cutting: the Mark
ON EASTERNTRACKS Yesterday's Winning and Place Horses at Hawthorne
Jamaica Result*
Winners at Delmar
SUNDAY FISHING fROSPECTS Proposition of Take Your Pick and Trust to Luck
WAITING FOR M'CAREY Billy De Coursey and Shaughness Ready for Business
INDIVIDUAL BOWLING Good Scores Made at the Monarch Alleys—Standing of Contestants
SECOND-HANDJROUBLES The Woman Who Worries About Her Relatives
The Lime Juice Island
TRICKY O'KEEFE WHS WEIGHT Britt Refused to Fight a Welterweight CHICAGO PUGILIST WOULD WIN BY EXCESS OF WEIGHT The Promised Fight Ends in Fiasco Because of the Unfair Methods of O'Keefe, Who Caused a Sensation by His Bold Trick '
ODDITIES OF EXPORTING What We Send Abroad and Some of the Things We Get
A Woman's Age Is Her Secret
An Affair of Letter*
No Witches Burned In Massachusetts
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OPERATIONS FOR JULY IN CALIFORNIA FIELDS Activity Ruling in All the Oil Fields—Consumers o6okiii£ fehelter Under Long Term Contracts. Y'alues Steadily Improving
RECAPITULATION Rigs and Wells Drilling
RIGS AND WELLS DRILLING NORTHERN DISTRICT Shasta County
CENTRAL DISTRICT Fresno County
COAST DISTRICT Monterey County
SOUTHERN DISTRICT Los Angeles Field
COMPLETED WORK SOUTHERN DISTRICT Puente Field
CENTRAL DISTRICT Fresno County
COAST DISTRICT Plru Field
HATS OFF Facts About the American Indian'* Healthy Hair
Attention, G. A. R.
New Pictures
Card of Thanks
An Army Cinderella
Santa Barbara
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TRftDINGALMOSTSTOPPED STOCK HEAVY BUT FLUCTUATIONS ARE LIMITED Atchison Rallies on an Official Statement That the June Loss in Earn> ings Was Due to the Flood
Financial Review
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
PRODUCE MARKETS QUIET
Live Stock Market
NEW YORK ORANGE MARKET STEADY
NEW YORK TTOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Fruits in San Francisco
California Dried Fruits
BANK CLEARINGS
CHICAGO GRAIN TRADE
Liverpool Wheat
Metal Market
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Wheat, Hops Hides, Etc.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar Quotations
Coffee Futures
STOCK EXCHANGE
San Francisco Oil Market
Oil Credits
MARINE REPORT—JUV.Y 31
Coast Shipping
Bunch of Aphorisms
Her Gift
His Reverses
What the Sculptor Heard
Girlish and Mannish America
A Ship Canal
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