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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 332, 4 September 1903
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RELIANCE IS QUEEN OFJHE SEA Third Bace for the America's Cup Is Decided SHAMROCK FAILS TO CROSS FINISH MNK Last Part of the Contest Sailed in a Dense Fog
THE MORNING'S NEWS
BOATS PASS STARTING POINT ON EVEN TERMS
FEARFUL RESULTS OF DEVASTATION . OF AJURRICANE Cayman Islanders Are starving
DOG KILLS BOY BY SWINE GUN Romp With Pet Animal Ends Fatally
PROF. LANGLEY'S AIRSHIP WAS NOT LAUNCHED Engine Fail* to Work Because of a Broken Valve
FREDERICK COUDERT, GREAT LAWYER, SERIOUSLY ILL Is Under Constant Care of a Physician at His Home
EASTERN
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
J SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LOCAL Tmnnnl. *1„H t.lr.. V--I
PRINCESS ' LOUISE A PISfINER Lured From Her Retreat by Fair Promises INCURS HKR ROYAL FATHER'S HATRED Unhappy Career of King Leopold's Kldest Daughter
DEPOSED PASTOR WITHDRAWS FROM MINISTRY Asked Parishioners to Join Him in Committing Suicide
JEALOUS WOMAN SLAYS A BOOKBINDER'S WIFE Victim Was Rocking Her Baby to Sleep When Death Came
OFFICERS WITH CLEAN RECORDS WANT TRIAL If Their Demand Is Refused They Threaten to Resign
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WOUNDED IN PEKING Frenchmen Use Bayonets in a Fight With Serious Results
WAR IN THE BALKANS INEVITABLE; FERDINAND HOLDS WAR COUNCIL BULGARIAN PRINCE AND HIS CABINET CONSIDER CRISIS Fighting Is Renewed in the District of Debre
AMBASSADORS FEARED FOR THEIR LIVES
CAME TO LIFE IN UNDERTAKER'S SHOP Supposed Dead Man Has • Narrow Escape
TRESTLE FALLS ~ BENEATH Mil Six Lives Lost in South Carolina Wreck
WORD OBEY OMITTED IN A MARRIAGE CEREMONY Rights of Wife Conceded by Husband in a Written Document
FIRE DRIVES CREW FOOM THEIR SHIPS Third Engineer Killed, Six Missing
SPEEDS A BULLET THROUGH HER BRAIN Suicide of the Wife of a San Francisco Capitalist
Drowned Near the Cliff House
. PEOPLE CALLED ON TO JJQIN REVOLT Proclamation Issued by General Committee MACEDONIANS ARE LAUDED FOR THEIR HEROIC FIGHT Saltan of Turkey Declares His Energies Are Directed to Secnrlng Welfare of His Subjects
TWO HUNDRED INSURGENTS SLAIN BY TURKS DURING OCCUPATION OF KLISSURA
HELPLESS PRISONERS WANTONLY BUTCHERED BY TURKISH SOLDIERS
MACEDONIAN AGENT IS CHARGED WITH EXTORTION BY THREATS OF DEATH
GREEK GOVERNMENT DEMANDS PUNISHMENT OF BAKHTIAFj PASHA
STATE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT ADVICES FROM TURKEY FOR TWO DAYS
the: song of the Yankee yacht
PUT HIM KINDLY OUT OFJHE WAY Georgian's Solution of the Negro Problem
EARL ROGERS TALKS TO THE EAGLES IN NEW YORK
HERMIT'S HOME IH OLYMPIA HUES With Books and Dogs He Leads a Happy Life
AGREEMENT CONCERNING VENEZUELA'S DEBT SIGNED Paris Banks Will Float a New Loan of Sixty Million Dollars
SCORPION IN DRYDOCK
TO FIX ALASKA'S BOUNDARY LINE Commission Organizes in London ORAL ARGUMENTS ARE TO BEGIN OCTOBER 15 The American Case Reiterates Claims Made by Our Government Which Were Not Disputed Until After the Klondike Gold Discovery
ENGINEER FOILS ROBBERS Refuses to Stop Train When Warning Signal Is Displayed
JAPANESE IN HAWAII Organizing for the Purpose of Improving Their Condition
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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CITIZENS WANT BETTER POLICE PROTECTION TEH MURDERS AND TWO CONVICTIONS Fearful Record of Los Angeles for a Year FIGURES FOR POLICE AND CITIZENS T0S PONDER OVER General Demand for Drastic Meas> ures to Prevent Another Period of Lawlessness
RECORD OF CRIME FOR SIX DAYS
POLICE MAKE NO EFFORT I
DEAD MAN MISTAKEN FOR ANOTHER OFSAME NAME Remains Shipped to Mother Whose Son Was Alive
ACCIDENT MAY COST THE LIFE OF THE ENGINEER Receives Burns From Which It Is Not Likely He Will Recover
TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY Preparations for the Celebration Be* ing Made in Sacramento
SCHMITZ IS RENOMINATED BY UNION LABOR PARTY San Francisco** Mayor Wins Hl* Fight in Convention
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMAN PARKER Befused to Arrest an Alleged Sneak Tliiel MARTIN HILDEBRAND MAKES THE COMPLAINT Says He Chased the Fellow From Hi* Room, but Patrolman Would Not Lock Him Up
Professor Kramer Honored
ROOSEVELT WIS TO VETERMS' CAMP Expresses Regret That He Cannot Gome TOUCHED BY THEIR NAMING ENCAMPMENT AFTER HIM Old Soldiers Cheer When the President's Letter and Telegram Are Read—Tales of the Old Days Occupy the Time of the Outing
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. WARED FOB HOLD-UP MEN 0 Great Northern Express Well Guarded PRECEDED BY TRAIN FILLED WITH ARMED DETECTIVES Railroad People Had a Tip That the North Coast Limited Was to Be Attacked in Montana—Arranged to Qive the Robbers Greeting
GOVERNMENT FOR MOROS Province Brought Under the Jurisdiction of the Commission
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS Not to Be Materially Increased, Says Secretary Shaw
TONOPAH MINES TO MERGE Combine Will Be Known as the Jim Butler Company
BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT Rate Advanced On; Per Cent, Causing a Feeling of Depression
CHEATED THE GALLOWS Condemned Murderer Found Dead in His Prison Ceil
BANK PEDRO Bank Commission Issues License, to Citizens' Savings
Woman's Bright Eyes Discover Cliff Dwelling in Arizona AOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOCOC oco CO 00 CC 0 COooooo9ooooooooo# Believed to Be a Storehouse Filled With Articles of Archaeological Value
INSANE DOCTOR ATTAMS BAILIFF J)r. (j. E. Cowell Violent in Court
Senator Hanna Will Take the Stump
It Would Interest You
HEW CANAL BILL BEINGJjOISIDERED Gives Marroquin Power to Make New Treaty
WOULD SLAY THE PREMIER Three Japanese Arrested for Plotting Assassination
Pay Money Back to Stockholders
DAMAGE DONE 81 HYDRAULIC MINING Land Values in Sutter Decreased PLEA MADE BEFORE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Assertion That the County Is the Natural Dumping Ground for the Mining Debris From Yuba, Bear, Feather and Sacramento Rivers
Held for Murder
PLANS FOR CAMP ATJORT RILE* Great Preparations for Army Maneuvers
REVOLUTIONARY PARTYJN RUSSIA Will Aid in Abolishing Existing Autocracy
Manila Court Reorganized
Knapp Awaits His Execution
CAROUSED WITH FOLSOMMTIVE Queer Story Told by a ban Jose Watchman
An Aged Woman's Suicide
Milk Dealers Combine
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JEFFRIES SIGNS , TO MEEIJIUNROE1 Oiampion's Next Match Under Way y * A TELEGRAM SENT TO THE MONTANA MINER October (6 Fixed at the Time for the Meeting, on Account of the Date of the Races—Jeffries Want* a Home Crowd to See Him
NATIONAL JLEAGUE Philadelphia Makes an Even Break With Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston Defeats Philadelphia In a Twelve-Inning Game
Cleveland i, Detroit o
St. Louis i, Chicago o
New York 3. Washington i
GOLD MEDALJFOR DOLE Stanford's Qreat Pole Vaulter to Be Honored by University Club
Fog on Seagirt Range
Neil and DeCoursey Battle Tonight for the Bantan Weight Championship of the World Betting Is Light With the Champion a Ten to Eight Favorite. -Record Breaking Crowd Will Attend
SERAPHS WIN 111 THE SIXTH INNING Batting Bally When the Game Seems Lost
WANTS TO MEET NEIL Monte Attel Issues a Challenge to the Champion
Tuna Should Look Out
BID FOR THE NEXT tMEUCUP RACE San Francisco's Offer to Yachtsmen
Sunnvside Wins
Finish of Ninepin Tournament
BELL IS STILL IJjJHE GAME Defeats MacGavin in Best Match of Week SOUTHERN MAN WILL FACE SMITH THIS AFTERNOON Six Teams Entered for the Ladies' Championship Doubles, Including the Sutton Sisters of Pasadena. Best Players in State to Compete
Amateurs Drive Fast Hall Mile
TUNA AT AVALON IN THOUSANDS Immense School of Fierce Fish Appears
FITZGERALD'S GOOD WORK
MMTEI GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Only Eight Players Left toContiuue Fight
PORTLAND VICTORIOUS Northern Men Have Advantage in a Slugging Match
ABE ATTEL GETS DECISION he Featherweights Have a Lively Contest
RICE OF THE AUTO BOATS The Ran From Caudebre to Havre
STATE FAIR RACES Large Crowd Sees Some Good Racing Over a Fast Track
DIPLOMACY AMD RUBBER Secretary Hay Has Adopted Rubber Heels
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GOOD TIMES WILL CONTINUE
FOLSOM PRISON TRAVEBTY
COSTLY BUT USELEBB TOY
TIME TO ACT
WORTH PONDERING
POBTOFFICE RECEIPTS AND POPULATION*
Cuiiad 6y t/t* Waystd* Sunburst
A Distinct Hit
Chicago Safe
Popularity Waning
Now That He's Out
Lift Me
Could Be Worrfe
To Those Who Watch
Revenge Only
Singing of Thee
About Balls
Dead Broke
Wanted—A Foreman
Bridging the Tears
ELKS' LODGE OF SORROW
Porkpacker's Philosophy
SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP f
Murdock-Hendcrson
Hogue'Ross
Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS Young Woman's Clubhouse Founded
WILL ENTERTAIN GEN. BLACK Chamber of Commerce and the Qrand Army Co-operate
EDDY'S BQND APPROVED Another Step in the Griffith Park Railroad Project
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CHIEF FORESTER DISCUSSES TREES Gifford Pinchot Heard With Interest' SAYS LOCAL CONDITIONS NEED OFFICIAL ATTENTION Outlines Work of the Forestry Department and Telia of Past Difficulties and Present Plans—Local Men Commend His Work
Estudillo Was Captain
LICENSES WILL BECOLLECTED Snits Ordered Against Delinquents COUNCIL INSTRUCTS THE CITY ATTORNEY TO ACT Collections for August the Largest Ever Made in One Month, but There Is Still a Large Amount of Money Due the City
CONTRACT AWARDED J. A. Mathis' Bid for Twenty-Eighth Street Schoolhouse Accepted
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS !N BRIEF THE PIONEER ANTISEPTIC BARBER SHOP
COLONIST MIES TOJpORIIt Harriman Lines Offer Cheap Fares
CITY HALL NOTES
Preferred Death to Disgrace
HOTEL ARRIVALS
FORESTS DESTROYED Fire Burns Over Hundreds of Acres, Endangering a Town
Work
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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MERILQ TRIES TO SLAYJIS WIFE Policeman Comes in Time to Stop His Hand
EQUITABLEJ.IFE BANQUET Second Vice President Tarbell Visits the Coast
GIVES PLEASANT RECEPTION Training School at County Hospital Entertains at the Home <
ASK DEMOCRATS Io_cpi HERE Iroquois Club Urges its Invitation
Gradual Decline
CONFERENCE AT CATHEDRAL HOUSE Bishop Coimty Talks About Education
COAST TRAINS HELD BY WRECK San Francisco Express Delayed Many Hours
Defaulter Identified
TRACY'S BROTHER TIKSJEN CURE The First to Try Tetanus Anti-Toxine
Reld is Wanted
LUCK* BALDWIN'S . SCHOOLHOUSE Will He Placed in Barn il Nothing Offers
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON Frank J. Hearne Placed in Control of the Company
THIRTEEN WILL ATTEpiEHIIL Large Family of the Late Clans H. Koch
SALVATION ARMY THANKS Open Air Meeting,* Are Now Assured
COURT BRIEFS
Drowned In the Sacramento
POLLUTE WATER OTTHE RIVER Warrants for Arrest of bentous Brothers
REFLECTS ON HOSPITALITY OF SACRAMENTO PEOPLE Stranger Unable to Find a Bed Stabs Himself
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S. P. SEEKSRIGHT OF WAY WILL FILE ELEVEN SUITS TO CONDEMN LAND perty Owners Along the New &oute Through the City Ask More Than the Company Will Pay
GLASS WORKERS UNEASY Third Organization May Be Formed by the Dissatisfied
Longshoremen to Strike
No Car Strike in Seattle
Will Not Call Out Troops
ENVIOUS MITCHELL District Leader Making Trouble in Kansas Coal Fields
BONDHOLDERS LOSE INTEREST Celebrated Dupont Street Case in San Francisco Decided
OFFICES/OR ALL Peculiar State of Affairs in Alabama Town
Undelivered Telegrams
Silver for Philippine Coinage
CHARGE OF SMUGGLING EX-CONVICT ALVAREZ SAID TO IMPORT CHINESE Authorities Investigating Story of Bringing in Contraband Orientals in Covered Wagons
BABIES GET LIQUOR HABIT THROUGH DISTILLERY MILK Cows Fed on Corn Mash Otve a Dangerous Product
OBSERVATORY INSTRUMENTS University Adds Valuable Equipment for Astronomical Research
POSTAL INVESTIGATION NEARLY FINISHED Postmaster General Hopes to Conclude Within a Month
LAWTON TO BE CONVERTED INTO TRAINING SHIP Transport Will House Marines and Sailors at Goat Island
RELEASED FROM PRISON Mrs. Mattie Rich Given Her Liberty From Mexican Jail
ANTI-SALOONIST DYNAMITED House Wrecked but Family Escaped Injury
Botany in the Philippines
Run Over by Train Near Colma
BILLY BURK'S EASY WIN ATPROVIDEHCE Captures Roger Williams $10,000 Stake
ACQUIT TROLLEY MAGNATES Not Responsible for Jersey Railway Disaster
ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATED President Receives Many Messages on His Escape
END OF SPANISH WAR Ruling by Navy Differs From One Made by War Department
FAMOUS SUIT ENDED Case for Criminal Libel Against H. Miller of San Jose Dismissed
INSURRECTOS Twenty of Them Killed by Jolo Constabulary in Cavite Province
ON EASTERN TRACKS Winners of Yesterday's Races at Sheepshead Bay NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Sheepshead Bay re-
Delmar Park Results ST. LOUIS. Ser»t. 3.—Delmar Park rMiilta;
Winner at Harlem
New Record lor Motor Cycles
Bored to Death
AT BEACHES AND RESORTS LONG BEACH
OCEAN PARK I
8 REDONBO i
Physician Came Too Late
SANTA BARBARA
CATAUM ISLAHft
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD GAIHS FEW AMD SCATTERING
ADVANCE IS STALLED Dead Level of Dullness Reported in Wall Street
New York Stocks
P New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
cotton prices-Decline
August Crop Report
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
Pacific Coast Trade
Citrut Fruit Shipments
Fruits in San Francisco
Apricots Are Firmer
WHEAT CLOSED WEAKER
ALL POULTRY IS SCARCE Prices May Advance, as No Surplus in Storage Stocks Exists
Live Stock Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
A Childish Qame
VALENCIA ORANGES BRING GOOD PRICES
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-SEPT. 3
Sugar, Coffee and Wool
Superior Judge Appointed
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permits
Speed
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BROOKLYN TIKES SYSTEM Bonnie Brae Officer Is Complimenttd SIX HUNDRED TELEPHONES FOR CITY OF CHURCHES Idea Developed in Los Angele* for the Use of the Police Finds Acceptance on a Large Scale in the East—A Two-Minute Service
STILL UNKNOWN No Light as to the Identity of the Rosemeade Suicide
IN THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED DAYS Powdered Wigs Formed an Important Adjunct to a Gentleman's Apparel
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