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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 106, 13 January 1904
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RIVERSIDE SUPERVISOR ARRESTED C. W. Craven Is Held for an Alleged Embezzlement GRAND JURY ► VERY ACTIVE County Officer Accused of Taking Discount on Lumber Bill
GRAND JURY FLAYS BAKERSFIELD MEN
MORGAN'S NEW PLAN
IHE MORNING'S NEWS
Democrats Select St. Louis For National Convention Which Is to Be Held in July New York Was Disappointed and Chicago Turned Down on Account of Her Partisan Newspapers
Populist Convention
RICH GOLD STRIKE IN COLORADO DISTRICT Ore Assaying $13,000 to the Ton Is Taken Out
PHYSICIANS TESTIFY IN BOWERS POISONING TRIAL
Indian Get* Forty Years
RUSSIA IS – ON WATCH CONSTANTLY Fears That Japan May Dash at Port Arthur FLEET IS IN FIGHTING TRIM Disguised Engineers on Lint of Manchurian Railway
WEBB TAKES TBAIL TO CAPTCEE ALVOED AND STILES SINGLEHANDED
REFUSED TO PAYJLACKMAIL Missionaries Complain to Minister Conger
CAR FAMINE THREATENED Orange Shippers Report Inability to Secure Enough Cars
To Lift Defunct Company
! TRYING TO SAVE ! I CALAVERAS TREES J
HANNA RETURNED 10 THE SENATE ■ *— Both Houses Giva Him a Majority
WADLEIGH CHILDREN ARE RETURNED TO MOTHER
CHARGE AGAINST PRINCE CUPID IS DISMISSED
TtVT*!'▼TTV^/VTVV'JVTTTTtf T "f ' | TO GO ALONE i FOR BANDITS
CELEBRATED MAN HUMTERJN TRAIL Wtbb Starts After Alvord and Stilts BILLING TO MEET THEM SINGLE HANDED / Belief lk General Among His Friends That He Will Accomplish His Dangerous Misison and Bring the Men Back With Him
CENTENNIAL HAS ROJO VOYAGE Pilot House Swept Away by Sea
FLAGS PLYING ATJALF MAST Patrol Boats Recover Mora Bodies
NOTED STAGE DRIVER IS TERRIBLY INJURED R' -cjs Cut Off by a Train at Auburn
FISKE & SONS GET PHILIPPINE BONDS
J. J. M'CALL GOES TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RESOLVE 10 SEEK AID OKONGRESS Outcome of the Colorado Labor Troubles WANT GOVERNMENT TO INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS Laboring Men of the State of Colorado Court the Fullest Investigation and Promise Hearty Co-operation to the Senate Committee
LOS ANGELES FIGHTING FOR LABOR CONVENTION
WOULD ARBITRATE ILL DIFFICULTIES Important Conference at Washington
TRIAL OF lU AT LAST BEGINS The Government Scores Strong Points PERRY S. HEATH IS AN INTERESTED SPECTATOR District Attorney Says He Will Prove the Payment by the Oroff Brothers of Large Sums of Money to August W. Machen
CHINA WILL NOT OPPOSE INVASION Willing -That British Should Enter Mysterious Country
EX-GOVERNOR BUSHNELL HAS SECOND ATTACK
DOES NOT EXPECT ANYJSTILITIES Government Thinks Colombia Will b© Good
DENMARK PREPARES TO PROTECT HER INTERESTS
HOT DEBATE ON BOGOTA CLAIMS Senate Devotes a Day to Discussion MR. BACON'S RESOLUTION TO ARBITRATE AFFAIR Senior Senator From Georgia Maintains That His Resolution Points to Peace, and Republican Senators Believe It Aims at War
Cruisers Arrive
Open Defiance of Russia
China Buying Artillery
CHARLES WARDRIP TO HANG AT SAN QUENTIN Murderer of Hugh Duffy to Die on February 26
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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SEIATORS EXPLAII HEEDSJF ALASKA Committee Presents a Long Report VISITED THE NORTH DURING THE SUMMER The Lack of Transportation Facilities Said to Be the Greatest Drawback to the Country—Fisheries Are of the Greatest Importance
IMPLICATES CUR IH KISHINEV MOT A Lawyer Exposes Jl«al Cause of Trouble
lOWA BANK CASHIER COMMITS SUICIDE
New York Poolrooms
POUICE RAID FAN TAN AND OPIUM JOINTS IN HEART OF CHINATOWN
CIVIL SERVICE IS SCORED IH HOUSE Congressmen Us§ Strong Language SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE REGENTS APPOINTED Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill Was Discussed for Five Hours, but No Conclusion Was Reached
METHOD DESIGNED FOR SAFEGUARDING THEATERS Theatrical Man Has Plan to Preveni Another Iroquois Horror
GERMAN TRAINING SHIP REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
Teamsters Want Pensions
Censure Irrigation Act
Dr. Slump's Rheumatic Cure Casts Nothing if it Falls
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AHIZONA OPPOSED TO TIMEJGER Will Protest Annexation to New Mexico CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS Tucson Public Organization Will For* ward Resolutions to Delegate Wilson and Will Call_ on Other Territorial Towns for Similar Action
KILLED BROTHER . FORJNSURANCE Soeder Is Accused of Murder
BIG SUIT OVER A NOME MINING CLAIM Thomas J. Duffy Claims $1,580,000 Damages
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDER AFFECTING PHILIPPINES
FATHER'S AWFUL DEED MAKES ORPHANS OF FIVE YOUNG CHILDREN
A SACRAMENTO GIRL METJ/VITH FOUL PLAY Detectives Think Grace Bagwell Was Murdered
BRYAN TALKS ON AFFAIRS Advocates Purchase of Legation Buildings
LEGAL ACTION RESULT OF CLALLAM WRECK
FIVE FIREMEN HURT IN BIG LOWELL FIRE
Steel Mills Resume Operations
PORTLAND GREETS " THESTODKMEN Enthusiasm at Oregon Metropolis GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN ADDRESSES ASSEMBLAGE Live Stock Association and Wool Growers Meet in Joint Convention and Listen to Words of Welcome From Officials
FIRE CONSUMES A BMNjAT SAN PEDRO The Owner Slightly Injured While Removing Hi» Stock
PROTEST AGAINST AN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
TO MAINTAIN PURITY OF THE FILIPINO CURRENCY
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OVE BREAKS UP TWO HAPPY HOMES! J. E. Turner Elopts With His Cashier THE RUNAWAYS SEEK SHELTER IN THE EAST (.Turner Leaves Behind Heart Broken Wife, While His Newly-Chosen Wife Forsakes a Husband Living in This City
WITNESSES IN CHOISSER SHOOTING CASE TELL VARIED EXPERIENCES
HUNDREDS PAY HOMAGE TO THE DEAD GENERAL Remains of the Late General Gordon Lay in State
Governor Foster's Funeral
STOPS THE COUGH Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
BENSON CASE ON IN NEW YORK California Witnesses in Attendance
TRUST TO TRAFFIC IN HUMAN LIVES |Chicago Health Department Wrought lip Over Death Pool
FORGER AND BANK SWINDLER CAPTURED Holbrook T. Eppill Captured at San Francisco
CARNEGIE LIBRARY IS OFFERED TO PHOENIX If the Town Will Contribute to Its Maintenance the Offer Stands
FINAL AGREEMENT OH JOT 01 Attorney Js Summoned to Prepare Papers
NEW JERSEY HAS A LARGE CASH BALANCE + Governor Murphy, in His Message, Deplores Advertising Signs
COLOMBIA'S SUIT IS SIMPLY A TRICK Hope to Cloud Title to the Panama Canal Concession
A PLAGUE OF THE HICHT Itching Piles and Other Rectal Treubles Easily Cured by a Rlew and Safe Method. A Remarkable Numbir of Curei Made by th« Pyramid Plla Cura-
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JAPAN'S CHANCES WITH RUSSIA
CONSCIENCE IN POLITICS
"Mckinley day-
THE CHOISSER HEARING
PETTY STEAL BOBS UP AGAIN
SQUELCH HIM
ONE LOME. DARING BACHELOR CELEBRATES LEAP YEAR AS . HOST OF DOZEN LOVELY BUDS
John Sharp Williams, Leader
Lesson Learned Out of School
No Use
– Social oVary and Sossip ■
Delightful Musical
Public Installation
Social Notes
Taking Tome Treatment
The Bee Was in Dead Earnest
PASSED MANY 1 bogus; check Police Endeavor to Lc cate Smooth Stranger
THE PUBLIC PULSE The Late Governor Brown
Mating Season for the Birds
Pointer in Pronunciation
Saved From the Fire Department
Wanted to Hear Him Yell
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NEWS OF CIN 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
EZllery's Band at Chutes
Prolific County Farm
Alleged Forger Arraigned
New Furniture Company
No Burglar at Broadway
Lecture Is Given
Drank Chloral and Lives
Another Young Burglar
Judge Orders Nonsuit
Debs' Store Robbed
Back to Whittier
First M. E. Church Meetings
Malicious Prosecution
Saved by His Youth
INTENDED TO MURDER SON Jury Fiuds Barnett Is ♦ Guilty DEFENSE TRIES TO PROVE FATHER WAS NOT SANE Was Moody at Times and Often Very Talkative—He Did Many Queer Things, but Could Not Establish the Insanity Plea
MUCH NEEDED RAID DELAYS Unless Showers Com« Stock Must B« Moved
WILL CONNECT GALVESTON WITH THE MAINLAND
KNEW WHAT HE WAS SIGNING Carter Says White Was Advised
Say Police Were Not Justified
PERSONAL
Murine* Eye Remedy
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF BIMINI BATHS
ORDERS SECURED FOR JELT GOODS Alfred Dolge Has Successful Eastern Trip
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
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MAKES TOUR OF 1 UTILE PUREE Polic* Board Calls on Ring Ballerino PLAN BLOCKADE FOR THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL The Crib King Will Place All His Domain Under One Roof—Second Stories for the Entire District—Build' ing a Harem
FIRE FRIGHTENS THE INMATES OF HOME
STUDENTS PRESENT MAMA IN HONOE OF OPENING OF THE NEW MEYER MEMORIAL HALL
Patrick Papers Recovered
DEMAND TRANSFERS Oil EAST NINTH Many Protests Voiced at Mass Metting
Make Pcace With Your Sttmach You are Certain to Las* If You Attempt the Use of Taree and Violence
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS RAMA'S CLAIMS VERIFIED The Greatest Scenes in the History of Los Angeles More Than 980 Peeple Threnged the Offices of the Rama Institute, Corner of Third and Spring* During: the Last Week Cures That Rival Those of Two Thousand Years Ago
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CELEBRATION KLEBMTED A Fifteen to One Shot Wins at Ascot
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED Lacrosse Association Chooses Leaders and Makes Arrangements
A Rhyme Revamped
LOCAL TEAM RETURNS AFTER DEFEATING NORTHERN BOWLERS
HERALD'S FORM CHART I
JOE GANS BEATS WILLIE FITZGERALD
CUBA'S GLEHWOOD WIHSJHE DERBY Good Sport at Pacific Coast Fiald Trials
RUSHERS DEFEAT UNION OILS Close and Exciting Game Is Rolled on Monarch Alleys
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Willi. BANKS ELECTOjRECTOBS Some Important Changes Wtr© Made FAVORABLE REPORTS ARE SUBMITTED ■ t One Bank Increases Its Directory to Thirteen—Three New Members for os Angeles National—Two Directors Retire From Savings Bank
FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN RUNS OYER SANTA ANA BRIDGE AT RIVERSIDE ON SALT LAKE ROAD
WILL COMPETE FOR CUP R. D.-Holabird Is to Have a F;ine New Yacht
STUDENTS TALK TO OLDSOLOIERS Pomona College Students Enjoy Their Visit
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
OHIO SOCIETY IS PROSPEROUS Will Keep Btgisttr at Chamber of Commerce
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
SUES RUSSELL FOR $5000 Hiram Pierce Caims His Imprisonment Was Act of Malice
PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS.
WILL PLANT MANY TREES Highland Park Clubs' Comprehensive Plans OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS SELECTED FOR ONE YEAR Pasadena Avenue to Be Set With Palms and Live Oaks—A Reservoir Site Is Secured—Program and Re« freshments During the Evening
BRITT AND CORBETT TO MEET AT COLMA Guaranteed a Fifteen Thousand Dollar Purse and Both Are Satisfied
Reyes Will Not Talk
Life Caused Chronic Headaches. Stomach Trouble All His Life. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills Cured Him of Both.
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MARTINMAS CLIPS II COAST RECORD Fast Running at Oakland Yesterday WAS CLOSE TO BEATING THE WORLD'S MARK Winning Hors£ Went in Fast Company—Was Two to One in Betting. Results of Racing at Oakland and New Orleans
LOOKS LIKE WAR AT THEJSTHMUS Scouts Watch Move' ments of Columbians
DOWIE LEAVES TEXAS FOR SAN FRANCISCO He Says That He Will Establish a New Colony
, To Cure a Cold in One Day
LOOSE METHODS ATJjNIVERSITY Secretary McKowen Did Not Keep Books STOLE DONATIONS WHEN HE WANTED READY MONEY Office of Auditor Declared Vacant and Salary Warrants Canceled Because the Incumbent Did Not Do His .Work at All
FOREMAN TOOK WHOUPAYROLL Matsbara Skipped With Men's Wagis
TRUTH ABOUT THE BRICKJMRACT Statement Will Go to the City Council MAY MEAN REJECTION OF FORRESTER BID Attorneys Will Submit Written History of the Brick Controversy. $160,000 Involved—Claims That Samples Were Tampered With
RUN STARTED UPON A WISCONSIN SAVINGS BANK
MARINE REPORT-JAN. 12
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD HO RALLY HELPED STOCKS
BEARS AND BULLS BECOMEJLISTLESS Dribbling Trading Swids Shares Downward
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
BULL SENTIMENT UN WHEAT
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
RANCH EGGS REPORTED TO BE VERY SCARCE Dry Weather Effects Shown—Wild Geese Poor in Quality
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Cotton and Wool
Stock Market
Sugar and Coffee
RECENT ORANGE SHIPMENTS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK IN FROZEN CONDITION (Special to Th« Herald.) v.rr- — . n J-_ .U. – ..... . 1,,. hi i 7.7.H rd-BW«Dt
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
PROSPEROUS YEAR IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Every Product Except Citrus Fruit Shows Satisfactory Profits
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CLAIMS TO HAVE BEENDEFRAUDED Durand Says He Was Unduly Influenced SOLD HIS MINING STOCK FOR A VERY LOW FIGURE Says Officers of the Company Took Him Yachting; and Kept Him Intoxicated While They tiot Him to Assign His Interest
NOONDAY PRAYER MEETINGS Held in Bible Institute Hall for Business People
LIVELY BLAZE IN CHINATOWN Horse is Cremated in a Burning Barn
MISS ROSA McAHAN OF BUTTE How After Two Years She Found a Remedy for Dandruff
WENT THROUGH LIKEJIOCKWORK Enytart Wins McKinley Horn# Fight REV. HUGH K. WALKER IS ELECTED PRESIDENT By-Laws Changed So That a Superintendent May Be Elected by the Board of Trustees—Two New-Trustees Added to the Board
ENDEAVOR UNION GIVES BANOUET Reports for Year Show Stfady Growth
OCCIDENTALjrRUSTEES MEET Officers Elected and Routine Business Is Transacted
MAC LAUGHLIN TO RESIGN POSITION Chief Rate Cl«rk Leaves Soathtrn Pacific NUMEROUS CHANGES MADE AMONG LOCAL AGENTS General Manager Huntington Assumes New Duties With Los Angeles Railway Company—Heavy Traffic on the Southern Pacific
KELLY WAS TALKATIVE Insane Man Had Many Strange Fancies
Monday Study Club
LAWYERS HOLD BIGJOWJOW Judge Smith Fines Two for Contempt
PREPARE FOR EXAMINATIONS Civil Service Test Will Be Taken by Many Applicants
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