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THREE FALL IN BATTLE WITH CONVICTS POSSE RUMS UNEXPECTEDLY ON THE FUGITIVES IN THE BRUSH AMD FIRING AT CMCE BEGINS SPECIAL MESSENGERS SPEED TO PLACERVILLE FOR REINFORCEMENTS AND MEDICAL AID Aug. I.—A dcape rate battle between the fugitive convicts and the posse under Sheriff Bosquit, backed by a force of militia, took place shortly before dusk near the Grand Victory mine. Latent reports state that two of the attacking psrty were shot down in their tracks at the first fire. Richard Dill, one of (he militiamen, is reported to be fatally wounded. The convicts, two of whom wounded, are now hiding in the brush. Posses from all the surrounding country are hurrying to the scene to surround the convicts, and it is the purpose to burn the brush to drive them from cover. CHINESE REFORMER FLAYED ALIVE BY ORDERJIFEMPRESS She Desired to Make an Example That Would Terrify Others VICTIM ADMITTED HIS ACTIVITY IN REBELLION Sent From His Cell a Farewell in the Form of a Poem in Which He Glorified Reform

THE MORNING'S NEWS

Prince and Beggar Alike Watch for Smoke Signal Announcing New Pope Two Ballots Takeu, but No Selection Results RAMPOLLA FORCES ARE IN THE LEAD

VERDICT 111 THE EVANSVIILE RIOT Coroner Cannot Say Who Fired Shots

RUSSIA WILL EXTEND LINE OF^FORJIFICATIONS When Completed It Will Reach From Port Arthur to Dalny

MRS. VANDERBILT'S GIFT Transfers the $250,000 Ward for Poor to Hospital Trustees

END OF FAMOUS 01 FIGHTER Andy (xrilfiin's Body Js Found on Desert

CUT DOWN TELEPHONE POLES The Sunset Telephone Company Is Granted an Injunction

KING CARLOS AND ROYAL PRINCES VISIT COTTON Portugal's Monarch Be-| ceived on the Brooklyn GREATLY INTERESTED IN THE SHIP'S ARMAMENT At Luncheon the Royal Quest Proposes a Toast to President Roosevelt

BUSH FIRES RAGING ALONG WHJTE PASS ROAD Large Force of Men Engaged Fighting the Flames

NEGRO'S NARROW ESCAPE A Sheriff Spirited Him Away From a Kansas Mob

Senator Gorman Back From Europe

Fighting Began Shortlu Before Dusk in the Brush Near Grand Victoru Nine Seven Miles From Placerville First Shots Were Fired bu the Fugitives and These Were Replied to bu Deputies and the Guardsmen

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH_COIIYICTS Battle Near the Grand Victory Mine SHERIFF'S SON IS SAID TO BE DEAD Two Members of the Militia, Rutherford and Jones, Among the Slain—Richard Dill of Placerville, Shot Through the Body

AT DAY BREAK POSSES WILL FIRE BRUSH TO DRIVE CONVICTS OUT

CONVICT ROBERTS KNOWN TO BE FAR FROM THE SCENE OF BATTLE

PRISON A SMOLDERING FIRE OF DREAD REVOLT DESPITE STRICT RULES

THREE FOLSOM GUARDS NO LONGER CONNECTED WITH PRISON FORCE

The Story of the Battle Told by One Who Took Part in It

CHARGED WITH MANIPULATION Application for Receiver for Pontiac i Railroad Involves President Porter

NO RISING IN CUBA Minister Squiers Says Dissatisfaction Is Confined to a Few People

Farewell to Withington

San Francisco Tax Collection

Fatally Crushed

Big Almond Purchase

Blaze in Dutch Flat

Rector of Berlin University

How He dot It

Not Giving Them Away

HONOLULU ATTORNEYS Some of Then Decide on Forming a New Bar Association

COMPTROLLER'S STATEMENT Circulation of National Banks Shows Large Increase

RUSSIA'S DICTUM AS TO MANCHURIA Foreigners May Come Six Years Hence

Death From Yellow Fever

Money in Cuban Treasury

PRINCESS VICTORIA TO LEAJJO COOK She Must Fe Womanly Says the Kaiser KITCHEN TO BE FITTED IN PALACE AT POTSDAM "My Daughter Must Know How to Fry a Sausage, Roast a Joint or Bake a Cake and Be a Womanly Woman"—Emperor William

THE NATIONAL DEBT Statement Shows Uncle Sam Owes Quite a Sum of Money

MOORS ATTACK FRENCH FORCE Sharpshooters Slain and Camels Captured

At Head of Arizona University

Flood of Immigration

THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE

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STATE LOSES SUIT AGAINST MERGER Result of Federal Suit Is Unaffected ST, PAUL, Minn., Aug. 1.—I don't feel in the least discouraged by the decision of the court today. It simply means that the case will have to be finally decided by the court of last resort.—Statement by Governor S. R. Van Sant.

Veteran Man Hunter Would Surround Folsom Convicts Detective Georae E. Gard Points Out the Futilitu of Stern Chase

PRIVATE HAMMER DUPED TWOWOMEN Charged With Selling Fictitious Passage

LAST OF SUTRO'S CASTLE Wind Topples Over Remains of Telegraph Hill Structure

HOWARD'S RICH CLAIMS News of Their Value Comes From Klondyke After His Death

STIFF SENTENCES FOR BRUTAL THUGS Whitelaw and Nolan Sent to Folsom

UPTON SPEEDING TO NliUßt FALLS Greetings Extended All Along the Line RECEPTION IN HiS HONOR GIVEN AT BUFFALO CLUB LiteraNly Pulled From tlte Train by Enthusiastic People of Wllkesbarre in Their Endeavor to Shake Hands With Him

Cuba's Pension Roll

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DRAWING THE NET ABOUTjCCUSED Second Trial of Feudists For Marcum Murder WITNESSES GIVE SOME DAMAGING TESTIMONY According to the Evidence of Mrs. •oombs, Curtis Jett Said to Sister of Marcum, "Yes, I Killed Your Brother"

RAYS OF RADIUM DEATH TO_BACTERIA Cholera Bacilli Quick to Succumb

GOVERNMENT'S DEFICIT Customs Receipts Show Monthly Decrease of Over a Million

GAGGED AND ROBBED Young Woman Attacked in Her Own House

TO DRAIN COMSTOCK The Great Pump Will Be Put in Operation This Week

MAY DRINK KING'S HEALTH IN WATER Taboo of Wine Toasts Favored by Edward

CONTRACT LABORERS i DENIED ADMISSION Eighteen British Subjects Turned Back at San Francisco

MONTANA EQUALIZERS > Board Makes Few Reductions on Railroad Assessments

More Money for Britain's Exhibit

Arrangements Completed for the Big Annual Catholic Picnic at Terminal

TRUST ABSORBS ■ STREETIUHDS Largest Deal Made in Greater New York

From Narrow to Broad Gauge

TWO FEDERATIONS AT LOGGERHEADS American Against the Western TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN AMADOR COUNTY Western Federation Declares That All Miners, Engineers, Mill Men and Mechanics Must Join or They Will Be Classed as Non-Union

UNION OFFICIAL ARRESTED

A GENERAL LOCKOUT

HOW TO FIND OyT

HEADED FUR ft ' ROCKY ISLAND Cruiser New York Has Narrow Escape

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Chamber of Commerce Joins in Tropico's Celebration at Opening of New Factory Art Tile Works, the Only One of Its Kind in the World MILLION SQUARE FEET CF DECORATIONS IN A YEAR

LIITLE PROFIT IN BATTLESHIPS Builder of the Wisconsin Gives Evidence

Lived for Days on Water

Fire on • Glenn County Farm

BESULTOF PORTLAND BRIDGEJISASTER Many Damage Suits Are Likely to Follow

RUNKEL WAS SURPRISED Government Postal Contractor Did Not Expect to Be Indicted

Mining Man May Have Perished

TRIM FOLLOWS »STBEET FAIR A Saloonkeeper's Death May Cause Lynching

DEATHS OF THE DAY Juan H. Aniotsberere

Oregon Lands Withdrawn

Still Champion Broncho Buster

Border Same Price

ADOBE SALOON Mil OPENED Respectability Vouched for by the Police EVERYTHING IS CHANGED EXCEPT THE CUSTOMERS "The Ladiec" Not Allowed on the Opening Night and "The Gentlemen" Drown Their Sorrow* in Liberal Potations

PLACES LARGE ORDERS]! ARMS Viceroy of Chi Li Takes Time by Forelock

DEAL IN STEAMSHIPS Old Hamburg-American Liners Sold and New Vessels Acquired

Revokes Evans' Order

Woman Released From Slavery

Coinage at the Mints

To Explore Hudson Bay

Shingle Mill to Be Rebuilt

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BOWL FAREWELL JJBEUID King Edward Concludes Effective Tour —— ACCOMPLISHED MORE THAN LEGISLATORS COULD la Hl* Farewell Speech tt Queenstown the Sovereign Gave Assurance That He Has the Interests of the Irish at Heart

ROYAL WELCOME AT CORK King Made Address and Presents Colors to Soldiers

NEGRO FIEND AT LARGE Two Women Meet Death at Unknown Hands

CHOATE TALKS AT OXFORD Our Ambassador Refers to the Cecil Rhodes Scholarship

SERIOUS CRIME CHARGED A Woman Alleged to Have Used Poisoned Candy

STORM IN NEBRASKA One Man Falls a Victim to Lightning and Much Damage la Done

NEWS FROM NOME 6teamer Roanoke Arrives From the North

STAND BY PARKS Walking Delegate Endorsed by Housosmiths and Bridgemen

Many Sovereign! Will Be Present

Requisition Honored

PLUS OF THE DEW BATTLESHIPS They May Fet Undergo Several Changes

NO LAND TO SPARE FOR ROAD Oregon Navigation Company Refuses to Grant Right-of-Way

CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER Slayers of Los Angeles Boy Must Stand Trial

BASIS OF SETTLEMENT Lives of Men Killed in Explosion Valued at $350

DISASTROUS FREIGHT WRECK Train Derailed by Cow Causes Three Deaths

GOULD SYSTEM BETTERMENT Solid Trains Will Soon Run 'into Chicago and Baltimore

CLAIMS HE IS INNOCENT M. W. Abele Charged With Embezzling Government Funds

DRIVEN OUT BY FLOODS Hardship Incurred by Sister* and Priests at St. Josephs

Family Wiped Out

Midsummer Frost

A Bicycle Record Broken

HEALTH OF CZAR BREAKING DOWN Suffering From Nervous Depression

CROCKER SELLS HIS LUMBER INTERESTS Disposes of Holdings In Tuolumne County for $2,900,000

PROBING LITTAUER'S ACTIONS Attorneys For aiove Maker Have Conference With Root

MINISTERS LIVE LONG Statistics Show They Average Close to Scriptural Limit

| FIVE DOLLARS THE VALUE ON HiRRY FRANCHISE Southern Pacific Wins in Contention Against Assessor

DECISION OBJECTIONABLE Companies Opposed to Quintennial Distribution of Profits

Mrs. Jane Burke

Hamilton Smith LL.D.

Another Tail for Comet

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BAKERS DECIDE IOTTD STRIKE The Demand for Shorter Honrs Withdrawn EMPLOYERS REFUSED TO MAKE SINGLE CONCESSION Were Prepared to Fight the Matter to a Finish—lron Molders May Walk Out Tomorrow Unless Demand for Increased Pay Is Granted

Telepathy

For the Hour Was Late

Pads

A Lesson Worth Its Cost

Unfortunately the Only Way

ASSESSMENTS DF_RAILROADS Board of Equalization Gives Out Figures

SOME FACTS ABOUT RULERS Nearly All Aro Different Nationality From Subjects

Righted the Record

The Making of Books

All Clear to Him

Undelivered Telegram*

The Leisure Class

Both

A Theory

NAVY DEPARTMENT REWARDSJIRAVERY Coxswain Fadde of the Adams to Get Medal

FIVE MILLIONS PER MINUTE Greatest Speculative Loser on Record and His Pitiable End

A Strong Argument

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YOUNG TOURIST FUR M HOI Chicago Lad Journeys to Los Angeles Alone SON OF BURLINGTON OFFICIAL VISITING FATHER'S FRIENDS Twelve-Year-Old Son Dennett Bell Taking His Vacation in a Western Trip and Sightseeing Like a Veteran Globe Trotter

INHERIT A FORTUNE Four Cline Brother* to Live in Financial Clover

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

Praise for Cecil lan

GROCERS TO HOLD PICNIC Big Preparations Made for a Day at Long Beach

Are You Going to the World's Fair?

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SERAPHS SWAMPED BY "MOOST BAXTtfI Northern Second Baseman Was on the Spot OAKLAND'S FAST FIELDING WON THE GAME BY ONE RUN Leaders Failed to Hit Qraham for Safeties and Dolly Gray Walked the Oaklanders in Two Disastrous Innings, Costing Two Runs Standing of the Teams

Seattle 13; Sacramento a

San Francisco n; Portland 3

PACIFIC NATIONALS St. Vrain Proved a Puzzle to Helena Batters

Seattle 14; Suit Lake 1

Butte 7; San Francisco 6

AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington and Boston Broke Even in Fast Games

Chfcago 5; Cleveland o

New York Philadelphia a

St. Louis B*4; Detroit 3-7

NATIONAL LEAGUE McGinnity Does Yeoman's Service for New York

Cincinnati 13; Chicago 4

Philadelphia 14-7; Brooklyn 4-6

Game Postponed

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE GAMES First National and Los Angeles Furniture Teams Win

UNION HARDWARE WINS Santa Fe Loses Mercantile Game Through Poor Fielding

Street Department to Play Ball

Santa Barbara Wins From Apex

GOLF AT REDONDO Mrs. L. T. Garnsey and L. C. Easton Make Best Net Score

J. P. MARSHALL RESIGNS R. F. Prael Elected President of the Portland Baseball Association

CANADIANS WIN CUP American Yacht Defeated in Three Straight Races

TENNIS PLANS JOMPLETE Large List of Players Entered In Tournament

Western Tennis Championship

Tennis at Nahant

TIPS ON THE_COURSING Open and Puppy Stakes Are to Be Contested Today

BIG FELLOWS AT WORK Corbett and Jeffries Are Training Strenuously

DOUGLAS WINS FINALS Walter J. Travis Defeated by 5 Up and 6 to Play

St. Louis Races

Results at Jamaica

Hawthorne Results

Trotting Record Lowered

McChesney Wilf Not Start

Mental Telephone Service

Love Letter Romance

How to Keep Cool

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CUMMIISJP WIFE WOMAN'S PART IN REPUBLICAN POLITICS IN lOWA Noiabic Dinner Q!v»« hy Her in 1804 That Lost a Senafotship but > on Husband Two Terms as Governor

Jubilee Children

Where the Fad's Weak

Woman Carriers

SECRETS OFJE OCEAN LITTLE IS REALIZED OF THE WONDERFUL TREASURES A New Invention Which Reveals the Depths of the Sea—Maps to Be Made

The Sugar Beet

Bolivars

Cotton Advance

THE SUMMED INFLUENCE PROPINQUITY IS A GREAT MATCHMAKER Too Much Domesticity Is Not Conducive to iilc DcvcaCpiiicfit of Romance

Startling News

Sock Symposium

A SensMe Chat

HOTEL ARRIVALS

CHARGES MODERATE Man-of'AII-Work Who Demands but a Penny for Bach Job

J The Dog and the Train

Hard Debt to Collect

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FROM ' SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) TRACK LAYING IS BEE RUSHED Excellent Progress Made on City Streets LAMANDA PARK EXTENSION IS TEMPORARILY DELAYED Campbell-Johnston Railroad Will Cross the Arroyo Opposite California Street and Is Expected to Be in Operation by January

New County Seat

Humane Society's Mass Meeting

Busy Day in Police Court

Short Stories

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) STREET FORCE STRIKES Redlands City Laborers Demand an Eight Hour Day

(ORANGE COUNTY) LOST AN EYE Accident to C. F. Johnson of Santa Ana at Covina

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Victim of Pneumonia

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Lively Runaway at Colton

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) DISPUTE OVER PIPE LINE A. J. ALDRICH SUES TO RESTRAIN HIS NEIGHBORS Plaintiff Alleges That He Has the Right to Construct a New Pipe Line Over Certain Grounds «.

"(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HADLEY GOES TO JAIL Outcome of Refusal to Pay Business License Tax

(ORANGE COUNTY) DEATH OF A PIONEER Mrs. Sophie Kroeger Passes Away at Anaheim

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) RIVERSIDE SCHOOL BONDS District Attorney Lyman Evans Says They Are Valid

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Veterans Entertain

(SAN DIEQO COUNTY) EXEMPT NOT INCLUDED IN LICENSING ORDINANCE Health and Morals Committee Decide That Spiritualists Are an Orgoniied Religious Body ,

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c THE WEEK'S CALENDAR

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MEHRING-ELEY

For Bridal Couple

Tenth Wedding Anniversary

McManui-Cowan

On Her Sixth Birthday

Celebrate Wooden Wedding

Dancing at the Riviera

Mollac-Hartmann

Poinsettia Whist Club

For Betrothed Couple

Philolethiani Elect Officers

Laurustinus Circle Entertained

Mr. Scherer Surprised

Entertained at the Beach

Luncheon on the Sands

Society Notes and Personals

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FROM SUBURBAN POINTS BELMONT HEIGHTS

VERNON

HIGHLAND PARK

SOUTH LOS ANGELES

PICO HEIGHTS

OLIVE HEIGHTS

EAST LOS ANGELES

UNIVERSITY

GARVANZA

BOYLE HEIGHTS

SOUTHWEST

ANQELENO HEIGHTS

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A WESTERN VICE PRESIDENT

A MINISTERIAL PROD

OUR FRUITS IN ENGLAND

PROCESS OP LAW

GREAT BUILDING RECORD

OUR CITY—AND OTHERS A Comparative Study of Municipal Conditions in Los Angeles and Eastern Cities Presented in a Series cf Articles by Chsrics V!!!srd, Secretary of the Municipal League of Los Angeles NUMBER 111. MUNICIPAL FINANCIERING x

Chtm 7n(Q 3*act den Stories

$ Porkpacker's Philosophy 9

The Pretty Stenographer

Bryan Didn't See the Joke

His Only Opportunity

Surpvnded ZRaiiwxy

IN THE PUBLIC EYE

Vacation Season at the Penitentiary

A Handy Tool

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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF

EVENTS OF THE DAY

BAND CONCERTS

CHURCH CALENDAR

AROUND THE TOWN

MAJOR BULWER'S ESTATE Administrator to Start on a Hunt for a Portion of It

PERSONAL

CITY NEWS !N BRIEF

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BRIGHTON BEACH l

5. NEWPORT BEACH 1

WILSON'S PEAK f

His Vacation

I CATAtINA ISLAND j

OCEAN PARK

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CORONADO

TERMINAL ISLARi

KEBOHDO

Flow of Rivers

Wet Coal Burns Best

Stingy

ONCE POOR, NOW A NABOB A FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER ADVISES KING OF KOREA Failed for More Than a Million Dollars, Went to Korea and Has Paid All of His Debts

MIND-READING DOG DEAD Bozzie II Had Been to White House to Entertain the President

BRIDAL COUPLE IN IRONS Joke That Sent Them Honeymooning in Handcuffs

A Terrible Possibility

The Only Restful Place

CHURCHES OF CHRIST ANNUAL CONVENTION OPENS NEXT FRIDAY H. Elliott Ward and Grant K. Lewis to Preside—iVuny inici citing Sab-j jects for Discussion

WOES OF RESTAURANT MEN Hot Weather Demands Not Easily Satisfied

A Telephone Nurse

The Husband Who Knew

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CHECK (ITER RUHR EARTH George W. Fisher Caught and Confesses

Huntington Park Notes

Moldings

Alaska's Shipments

THROW ONUS ON BOAROL HEALTH The Garbage Contractors Make a Good Bluff

COURT BRIEFS Twelve Months' Policy

WESTLAKE

e

WIGMOREJ)ASE_SETTLED Practically All Differences Are Now Smoothed Away

Y. M. C. A. Rooms Close

RUDOLF DECKER'S VANISHEDJORTUNE AdmiDistrator Seeking to Find It

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MANY DEALS CLOSED Residence Property Is in Demand SUBURBAN TRACTS ARE THE FAVORITES Business Block at Sixth and Figueroa Streets Is Sold for $37,500— Several Good Sized Deals Consummated During the Past Week

VARIETY IN BUILDING Class of Structures Erected in Los Angeles Last Month

Building Permits

THEIR HOME ON WHEELS Comfortable House Van for Living and Travel

CALIFORNIA Sun, Wind and Dust

FOOTPADS TIKE I LIfMIGS Dairyman Robbed at Santa Monica HELD UP NEARLY OPPOSITE SENATOR JONES' RESIDENCE Five Men Were Engaged in the Aa•ault Upon D. Q. Gregg, Which Resulted in His Losing Over Seven Hundred Dollars in Cash

NOW CLOSED TO TRAFFIC

CHURCH MUSIC

Can Talk Maori

NOT HEREDITARY Baldness Due to a Living Minute Germ

ARRANGING EXHIBIT DETAILS California Commissioner* to St. Louia Fair Meet

» An Awkward Moment

A Torpedo at Play

Another Name for It

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THE HERALD THE WEATHER

MARRIAGE LICENSES

DIED

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How the Mine Was Named

The Renaissance of Tennis

IT IS A GREAT COUNTRY COMMISSIONER TELLS OF ARGENTINA Wheat and Cattle Raising Are the Principal Industries—The Railway's Are Well Equipped

Hot Weather Don'ta

Bulletin Bubble*

"Only Once More"

Mr. Healy'a New Hat

Cruel

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STOCK DEALINGS SMALL TONE OF TRADING IN WALL STREET INDIFFERENT The Money Market Has Grown Appreciably Easier and Rates for Loans Hsyc R??n

Financial Review

Weekly Bank Statement

Exports From New York

NEW YORK ORANGE MARKET RULES FIRM

NEW YORK HOCKS

New York Bonds

Boston Stocks and Bonds

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks

Miscellaneous Stocks

PRODUCE PRICES FIRM

Butter, Eggs and Cheese

PACiFiC COAST TRADE

Wheat Especially Strong

Fruits in San Francisco

Metal Market Steady

San Francisco Mining Stocks I

Live Stock Market

STOCK EXCHANGE

MARINE REPORT—AUG. 1

Sugar and Coffee

POSING FOR SONG PICTURES An Odd Business Carried on by Some Photographers

PIANOS IN GERMANY Enormous Product of Fine Instruments at Half American Price

Charm of the Nothings

A Trifle Perplexing

An Important Discovery

An Impression

Pelican Island

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VETERANS READY TO START NORTH ♦Grand Army Men Prepare for Encampment HEADQUARTERS TO BE OPENED AND ALL WELCOME Members of Utah Posts Expected to Be the First of the Visitor? to Reach Los Angeles—Will Arrive Saturday and Remain a Week

Ladies to Take Leading Part

Diarrhoea

COMBINATION WEDDING PARTY Justice Pierce's Matrimonial Bureau Rushes Business

Attention, G. A. R.

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7j/»j Cominj Season

Contemporary Composers

Si ray Chords

She Hadn't Read It

A Secondary Consideration

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SOCIETY «>

A New Magazine

His Bent

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY f

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The State Now in Control

Scab in Sheep

Coachella Melons

Co-operative Delivery of Milk

Two New Hybrid Plums

Irrigation Investigations

Public Land Chances (lone

Citrus Trifoliata Stock

Easily Earned

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HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain

SOME QUEERJITLES By Which Sham Mendicants in the Big Cities Know Each Other

Glass Bricks

now to Reach Any Point in Los Angeles Sara of tho Loa Angelea Railway Co. traverao all aectiona of tha city— route Indicated by daatlnation boards on aidea and enda of care.

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, MM, l: I ::|)H , ..I. Jl. ! "" !:> N ' ' ' ' ■"■" ' BUFFER *MFT, mmrnm^mmm vnoLiN,

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THE REASON WHY:

"Ol' Nutmeg's Sayings."

IDENTIFIED.^^

De Do'tns of LtV Boy Black: V.--A Case for a Detective.

The Steenth String.

A Few Proverbs for To-Day.

DEAR OLD TIMES:

Elinor s Way.

A Chance Meeting. AS WE JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE LET US SMILE BY THE WAY Adelbert's Close Call

THE. BROWNIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Smajll Potatoes.

Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)

Masthead

Untitled

IN T Qvs Angele3 * 9 m ParKvs

The Craze for Antiques

Nothing Succeeds Like^>vAdvertising

POINTERS

A Revival of Cycling for Women Is Surely Coming

A Mistaken Idea

Scientists Astounded by the Wonders of Radium and Polonium

TRIBE OF CANNIBAL CHICKENS FOUND IN ORANGE COUNTY

Radium Discloses That Electricity and Matter Are Exactly the Same

The Last Straw

Took a Special Car

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Richest City in Europe

Typographical

"The. House Beautiful

Then Clever Woman Goes to Work

Features That Furnish

The Furniture of the Living Room

A Further Compromise

A Little New House

IP "" t jgr_ f~fQ THfT. * &

Iced Drinks Injurious

Defined

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Valuable Addition*

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The Beauty Quest How to Be Pretty With Dripping Locks

Dorothy Q

Cat Found Pocketbook

Moral Imbeciles

The Young Folks' Corner

A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS

Animal Fables and Puzzles

Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks

STORY OF TOPNOT By Edward Eisen, CUu B, u Years j

MY PETS By lone Casey, Class C, 9 Years

Acknowledgments

THE PRIZE WINNER