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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 48, 18 November 1903
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CHEYENNE FILLED WITH ARMED MEN • Attempt to Rescue Tom Horn Is Feared STREETS PATROLLED Br THK MILITIA No One But Jailer and Death Watch Allowed N#ar Prisoner
S1! Toffi INVESTED General Assault Is Expected Within a Few Days JIMINEZ TO TAKE COMMAND Insurants' Application for Recognition Is Refused
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PEACE HOVERS O'ER. CHICAGO
WOMAN OFIOSKW" 111 GREEN TRAGEDY ; • .. , Wiilded Influence Over Prominent Men
MARRIAGE OF MISS ARTHUR Daughter of Late President Becomes Bride of Charles Pinkerton
LOS ANGELES FEDERAL BUILDING A. Way to Disentangle Legal Complication
KING LEOPOLD TO VISIT UNITED STATES IN 1904
DISASTER IN A " MEXICAN MINE Foreman Is Rilled and Many Are Injured
FRENCH EXPLORER AND A JOURNALIST FIGHT DUEL Newspaper Man Slightly Wounded, and Reconciliation Follows
KAISER DOING SO WELL BULLETINS WILL CEASE
STORMS INTERRUPT LOGGING WORK Curtailed Production Will Keep Up Prices
SLAUGHTER OF SHEEP MAY CAUSE LYNCHING Residents of Modoc County on the Trail of the Miscreant*
OUTLOOK PROMISING-
Amicable Settlement of Contest Is Likely OPPONENTS READY FOR ARBITRATION Mayor Acts to Secure Belief for the Strike-Ridden City
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR ARBITRATION Major Harrison Conducts Negotiations BOTH SIDES IN RAILWAY STRIKE WILL LIKELY AGREE R*s*ilt of tke Conference Yesterday •f the Chicago Traction Official* and Aldermanic Commission Was Regarded as Moat Favorable
UNIONS ARE NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE Interesting Decision Rendered by a Utah Jurist
Bath Was Too Hot
DEATHS OF THE DAY Edwin L. Weeks
PANAMA ENVOYS REACH NEW YORK Futnre Movements Not Decided On FLAG OF NEW REPUBLIC SALUTED BY MKRBttfiEAD Members of the Junta Receive American Naval Officers—Mission of Admiral Walker—Understanding With the Federal Government
Colombisn Envoys st Colon
Proposals to Panama
The New Flsg Saluted
Received by French Minister
No Trouble With German Steamers
PRINCESS LOUISE COMPLAINS OF LACK OF VISITORS Declares That in Consequence She Will Reside in England
POWDER COMBINE Pacific Coast Plants Will Be Merged With Eastern Company
App*int«4 Frail Inspector
IST SUMS LOST TO CjVEHT More Federal Officials to Be Prosecuted SEQUEL TO CUSTOMS INQUIRY AT BOSTON Special Agent C. J. Smith, Who Was Mentioned for the Post of Assistsnt of Treasury, Sends in Resignation, Which Is Accepted
MAS TOUCHED OIJHMET Protest of President Marroquin Discussed
CANAL COMMITTEE Senator Morgan Not Likely to Withdraw, Even if Deposed
The Abyssinian Expedition
Steamer Launched
CUBAN MEASURE IKJE HOUSE Stevens of Minnesota Opposes It • ——- CLARK SAYS DEMOCRATIC VOTES ARE NEEDED Representative McClcllan Strongly Favor* the Bill, but In the Course ! of His Speech Makes an Attack on I General Leonard Wood
WHY THEY OPPOSE SMOOT Laboring Men Think He Should Not Be on Immigration Committee
ASKED TO DISMISS APPEAL Motion Filed in Supreme Court by Counsel for Securities Company
gill Affecting Trust-Made Articles
CAST ADRIFT WITH HISJANDS TIED The Diabolical Detd of Alaskan Indians
Congressional Election
LABOR MEN LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON Tliey Are to Be Guests of the President
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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HASTINGS POSI OFFICEJCANDAL Great Interest Taken in the Matter STORY TOLD BY THE POSTMASTER'S FRIENDS Senator Dietrich Said to Be Immune From Arrest Under the Indictment Found by the Federal Grand Jury While Congress Is in Session
COMMEMORATION EXERCISES Louisiana Historical Society Has Announced Its Program
WelbKnown Senators Figure in the King Mining Suit Defense Being Waged by the Colorado Iron Works PETTIGREW AND DORSEY HEARD Most of the Evidence Thus Far Is of Technical Nature
OSCULATOR TERRORIZES NEW JERSEY TOWN Armed Citizens Seek Assailant of , Women
ANOTHER EFFORT TO SAVE MURDERER FROM GALLOWS
LOS ANGELES BABY BUBNEDTO DEATH Was Being Treated in Children's Hospital j
FREIGHT RATES RAISED Railroads Increase Cost of Transport* ing Wheat East of Buffalo
Cutlery Company Fails
ARRANGE FOR SHIP ! LINE TOJAR EAST Hamburg-American Will Enter Pacific Trade
TRANSFER BY SACRAMENTO AND OAKLAND RAILWAY Terminal Properties Turned Over to the Western Pacific
CASHIER FOLLOWS HIS SUPERIOR TO THE GRAVE Shoots Himself on Hearing of Bank President's Death
HONORS SHOWERED ON ITALY'S KINC Victor Emmanuel and Queen at Portsmouth WELCOMED BY THE PRINCE OF WALES Journey to Windsor and a Triumphal Procession to the Historic Cattle Follow—Eton Boys Greet the Royal Visitors With Cheers
TUNNEL DESTROYED Travel Between Truckee and Virginia City Interrupted
EDNA HOPPER MUST FURNISH PARTICULARS
IGOVERNMEIT WILL IID THE MHERS Speeches Made by Debris Commissioners INTERESTING PAPERS READ BY EXPERTS Advisability of Establishing a Department of Mining in President's Cabinet Urged—How the Mint Of* ficials Deal With Qold Producers
Will Continue to Fight
ALLEGED POACHER PROVES AN ALIBI Was Charged With Shooting Game Keeper on Preserve
DESERTER CHARGED WITH THEFT OF 30 MILES OF WIRE He Looted a Torpedo Station With the Aid of a Tug
STANDARD OIL COMPANY DECLARES A DIVIDEND The Total for the Year la Forty-Four Per Cent
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MIRE WORKERS TO BECOMEOPERATORS Negotiating for Control of Lignite Beds PURCHASE WOULD GIVE STRIKERS EMPLOYMENT Project to Purchase for $25,000 n Large Coal Property in Colorado Is Being Considered by President! Mitchell of United Mine Workers
Claim Ample Coal Supply
Strikers' Families Suffer
Shortage Felt
COMMEMORATE FAMOUS MARCH TO THE SEA (jeneral SKcrman's Son Present at the Celebration
Charges Against Federal Judge
WHIMRS.WHITTELL TOLOJEB SECRET | Jealous of Her Youthful Husband DESERTED HER FOR ANOTHER'S CHARMS' Stories Came of her Spouse's Making Automobile Excursions to Southern California That Drove Her to Despair
LABOR FEDERATION TALKSMIALISM Question of Adoption Is Considered
RICH COPPER DEPOSIT FOUND IN MICHIGAN
TALKS OF DANGERS OF MdRMONISM Sarah Elliott's Address to Purity Congress W. C. T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR Among Resolutions Adopted Was One; to Ask Congress to Provide an Amendment to the Constitution j Forever Prohibiting Polygamy j
COURTHOUSE WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE BelUved to Have Beeu Started by Officials
WILL DISPOSE OF BOODLE FUND Circuit Attorney Folk Will Petition Court to Take Action
FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA
RUN IS MADE ON A READING BANK ! Depositors' Demands Are Met Promptly 'CROWDS OF PEOPLE STAND OUT IN RAIN Officers of the Pennsylvania Trust Company Ascribe the Run on the Institution to the Efforts of Mali* cious People to Ruin Their Credit
lowa Bank Closes
[DESTROYING NEMESIS PURSUES A FAMILY Disease Strikes Down Every Member Within a Week
Switchman Run Over
SUITS AGAINST EX-OFFICIALS More Light on the Ways of Price and Murphy
An Unpleasant Experience
SEVERED HIS HEAD FROM SOD[WITH AX Fiendish Crime of Angry Japanese
Body of Unknown Man Found
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THEY MOURN THIS woMtjrsracE Jeffirson Street Residents Art Grieved LOANED MONEY TO ONE MRS. PEMBERTON file Lady fcias Disappeared, Having Neglected, It Is Said, to Make Ciood the Borrowed Sums—Drug Store Among the Lenders
BURRELL'S CASEOF LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA Alan Made to Walk After Lapse of Years
Santa Fe Will Build Unique Indian Pueblo at Grand Canyon Novel Attraction for a Very Popular Resort TO BE BUILT NEAR HOTEL Will Be Occupied by Indians in Native Garb
HE TALKED TO YOUOOMEN Men Scarce, So Murphy Switched His T«xt-
CHARGES AGAINST COL. JJf. F. DISS Has Been Giv#n Chance to R«ply
THE PUBLIC PULSE The Presidential Office
THE FEARJff HUMBUG Prevents Many People From Trylag a Good Medicine
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COLOMBIA'S LAME PROTEST
A STATE'S PITIA3LE PLIGHT
THE BANE OF MINING
TRANSFER OF SALOON LICENSES
ARIZONA'S SPLENDID SHOWING
ELECTRIC TRANSIT ECONOMY
SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP
Rosendaie-Oale
Mines-Pratt
Entertained at Dinner
Social Notes
RAIN IS BADLY NEEDED
ARCTIC EXPLORERS FOUHDJESTITUTE Whalers Succor Ericksen Expedition
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
Frank Smith Will Pose as Human Target for His Wife
INSPIRING ITALIANS Second Concert at hazard's Enjoyed With Great Enthusiasm
AROUND THE HOTELS
Undelivered Telegrams
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
It Would Interest You
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ERMWT HUSBAND REMAINS UNFOUND Mrs. George M. Gray Sues for Divorce
FOR RUSfI Extra Men Will Be Employed at the Postoffice During Holidays
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA Plant of the Straw Board Company Is Entirely Destroyed
CHILDREN CROWD TENTS AT PONY AND DOG SHOW
HAS FOUND ENEMY TO CANEJUGAR PEST Entomologist Discoverers a Valuable Parasite in Ohio
Mrs. Roosevelt in New York
LADIES' NIGHT GREATJUCCESS Local Aerie of Eagles Entertains
Addition to Program
Rig Cirist of Drunks
NEW GUARDIAN . FOR_ARVILLA J. W. Watson Named by Judge Wilbur
CITY HALL NOTES
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tf&ASEBALL o AUTOMOBILINO a-BOWLING MORLEY'S SPECIAL HAS RESIGNED Retires Alter Y«»terday's Game With Portland
. SAN FRANCISCANS WIN A Fast Hame Tfiat Comprised in All Seven Double Plays
CRIPPLES LOSE AGAIN Feature of the Game Was Pine Catch of Jansing in the Seventh
GIRL SPRINTER BREAKS RECORD Wellesley College Athlete Does Hundred Yards in 13 1-5 Seconds
Barney Oldfield Arrives and Prepares to Smash World's Record BRINGS TWO GIG MACHINES ALONG Comments on fiaces in the North ATTRIBUTES POOR SHOWING TO THE RfITNY WEATHER He Takes a Look at the Local Track and Expresses Himself as Much Pleased With It—Big Crowd Expected at the Trial
INTEREST GROWS IN FOOTBALL GAME Thanksgiving Day Match Will Break ftteords
League of Baseball
Match Billiard Game
Briggs Gats Decision
KEMLWORTH'S DtftATJ SURPRISE Big: Sprinter Favorite for Six Furlongs
The Latonia Races
Results at Bennings
CORDELL GETS DECISION Aurelio Herrera Puts Up tiood Fight, but Is Outclassed
WIN IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Santa Fe Team Takes Three Straight From Union Oil
Oaks Lose to Pasadena
Hold Army Services
Clef Club's Concert
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
OIED
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LAW GIVES LITTLE TO CHAMBERMAID She Wanted Damages From Her Employer
CONTEST BEGUN FOR HARBOR FRONTAGE Crescent Wharf Company Seeks a Franchise for Disputed Property
BTOPS THE COUQH Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
HISTORIC PALM AT COURTHOUSE WILL HAVE TO GO
BOY CHARGED m FROM Youns: Shields Mistreats a Little Girl
SENATE HAS BRIEF SESSION Many Petitions Relating to Smoot's Case Presented
Naval Station at Guantanamo
LOUISA DECIDED TO OBEYJUMMONS Just Missed Contempt of Court Charge
TO REMAIN ON RIVER AND HARBOR COMMITTEE
Ex-Congressman on Trial
MARRYING PITCH BOTf'ERS JUSTICES Merry War Waged in the Courthouse
MILITARY MEN ENGAGE IN A FIST FIGHT IN PARIS
CUBAN VETERANS WILL INSIST ON THEIR RIGHTS |
Santa Clara Electric Road
BARRY FAILS TO PISS EXIMIHITION
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FRIGHTENED AT ITS JWN SMOKE Health Board H«dg«s on Food Crusade
ZERO WEATHER BACK EAST
HAVE RESUMED NEGOTIATIONS Russia and Japan Talking Over Manchuria
HAUL cues AT ENORMOUS SPEED Germans Reach Rat® of 99 1-2 Miles
TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW OF DRIED FRUIT SITUATION Lieutenant Governor Anderson Says Conditions Will Improve
HAZEN'S MISTAKE
Public School Matters
Professor Hopkins' Address
VENTURA MISSI IS niZED Church ol the Padres Transformed
THE VENEZUELAN PRESS EMBITTERS SPANIARDS Ambassador Refuses to Act as Umpire in Claims Case
STEAMSHIP TEXAN MAKESRECORD RUN 13,998 Miles in Fifty-Six Days
DEMOCRATS AGREED ON FOR PLACES ON COMMITTEE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE UPHELD Interesting; Decision Just Rendered by Ohio Supreme Court
THE DETAIL SYSTEM IS PRONOUNCED A FAILURE
Edward Cooke at Simpson's
FOOTPADS ROB CUBE COOK Take Orientals Coin on Santee Strett
MILLER AND JOHNS TRIAL Incriminating Evidence Is Produced by Joseph T. Watson
Split in A. O. U. W.
MR. JACK JEVNE Of the H. Jevne Grocery Company Will Live in Westmoreland Tract
Uood Corner Sold
Sale Begins Thursday
To Meet in Joint Debate
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD GAIHS ARE GENERALLY LOST
LOW El 111 r STOCK DEALS No Desirt to Speculate by tht Public
New York Stocks
New York Bond*
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Citrus Fruit Shipments
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
MARINE REPORT-NOV. 17
WHEAT BULLS ARE ACTIVE
NEW CRANBERRIES ARE MARKED UP The Stock Limited and Demand Has Caused the Advance
CALIFORNIA ORANGES, AGAINST COMPETITION, BRING GOOD PRICES IN NEW YORK
LOCAL STOCKS _AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
vtive S*<kJc Market '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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