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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 112, 19 January 1904
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MADE SCENE IN THE DEL MONTE CAEE The Cold Bottles Too Much For Mining Engineer BECAME NOISY; WAS EJECTED Wife Flees From Excited Husband Who is Finally Arrested
HE MORNING'S NEWS
BRITISHER THREATENS EXPOSURE Claims Pneumatic Tool Trust a Huge Swindle WANTS HIS MONEY BACK Archibald Maconochit Will Sue C. M. Schwab For $250,000
GOVERNOR ADVISES A FIRM STAND Calls 011 the Citizens of Arizona to Protest opposeFto THE MERGER Delegate to Congress Sounds Alarm in Territory
BIG STEAMER WILL PUT INTO SAN DIEGO
COLLEGES HAVE NO JURISDICTION OVER STUDENTS' HEART:
WHY REYES LEFT SHORES OF AMERICA Mr. Hay Refused to Reopen Matter at Issue INCIDENT 18 NOW CLOSED Colombian General Makes Strong Statements in Letters
RUSSIANS CONCEDE THAT WAR MUST COME SOON Japan's Present Attitude Is Fatal < to Peace CZAR S STAND OF N0 AVAIL Bitter Fitting Against Representatives of America and England
MORMON CHURCH MAINTAINS HUGE MATRIMONIAL BUREAU .> • ——, Plural Marriages Areas Much in Vogue Now as They Were Twenty-Five Years Ago
DOLLAR DINNER IK HONOR OF RAVIN He Makes Another Talk for Silver
FLOTILLA SAFE AT CANARY ISLANDS
Eastern Temperatures
DEATH OF GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN Eccentric Author Passes Away in New York
WOMAN GOES INSANE ON OVERLAND TRAIN Taken to San Francisco in Charge of an Officer
FEAR COMPLICATIONS WITH UNITED STATES
RUSSIANS TEAR All EARJEOHFLICT Will Not Grant Japan's Demands CZAR IS POWERLESS TO STEM THE TIDE Hostility to England and the United States Felt at St. Petersburg—The Koreans Hope That Their Country Will Be Preserved
KOREAN MINISTER IS HOPEFUL FOR COUNTRY
JAPANESE BANKERS CLOSING UP ACCOUNTS
ALLEN ASKS HELP
*JOINS AI.EXIEFF
WEALTHY NEWSPAPER MEN
FACTORY EMPLOYES MUST COMPENSATION Important Russian Law Has at Last Become Effective
RAIN CONTINUES IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA San Luis Obispo and Stockton Have Prospects for More
i,cCUR!NG RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE GOULD SYSTEM
New Tonopah Road
ST. LOUIS COMMISSIONERS REFUSE APPROPRIATION San Francisco Must Do Without a Municipal Building
GERMAN SQUADRON WILL VISIT U. S. PORTS
Southern Pacific Franchises
PANAMA TREATY 111 11 TO PASS Senate Committee Sends Mattii' ]) MORGAN AND OTHERS PROTEST VIGOROUSLY Fight Against the Measure Will Be Renewed in Open Senate—Charges That Committee Was Precipitate and Unfair to the Minority
COMMITTEE CHANGES MADE IN THE HOUSE House Devotes Brief Session to District of Columbia Affairs
STOCKHOLDERS AHEAD OF THE DIRECTORS Alt?.! Levy Assessment When Capital !s Impaired
House Appropriations
INVESTIGATION IS DEFENDED BY HALE Senate Discusses Postal Scandal NO INTENTION OF SHIELDING ANYONE Mr. Teller Says That He Is in Favor of the Canal Because the People Want It, but Attacks the Administration's Atethods
IMPORTANT RULING OP SUPREME COURT Case Involves Irrigation Interests
SENATE CONFIRMS " MANY NOMINATIONS Major Generals Will Now Cict Their Commissions
NEGROES ELIGIBLE ON GRAND Jlffl U. S. Supreme Court So Decide* RULING OF ALABAMA TRIBUNAL REVERSED Negro Who Was Indicted by a Jury Composed Hntirely of White Men Carries His Case to Washington With Success
ROOT WANTS GUNS FOR COAST FORTS Asks (jovernment for a Large Appropriation
SACRAMENTO SHUTS DOWN ON POOLS Mayor Signs the Ordinance Prohibiting Them
MACHEN CASE IS NOT VERY STRONG Court Sets No Eviclenc® of Conspiracy
GAVE JUDGMENT FOR STATE OF COLORADO Smelting Company Must Pay $8000 Corporation Tax
WOODLAND PIONEER COMMITS SUICIDE William Congrave Was Asthmatic and Wanted to Die
Canadian Fire
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ROBBED BODIES Of IROQUOIS VICTIMS Chicago Saloon-Keeper Is Under Arrest TWO ACCOMPLICES ARE ALSO PLACED IN JAIL The Dying Woman Relieved of $199, Which Was Divided Among the Ghouls—Site for a Memorial Hospital Offered at No Expense
ROUGH RIDERS FOR KING'S BODY EURO Lebaudy's Scheme For Sahara Desert
ARCHBISHOP COMING TO CONFER WITH THE BISHOP REGARDING PIOIiS FUND
CONVENT! N ]f SHftIRKERS New Railroad Pay Day at Bak§r»iield
FRENCH COUNT IS WOUNDED IN DUEL Receives Three Sword Wounds From Jean Stern
Fresno Case
m HIS LIOERTY FOURTEEN VEftRS Kirn Rancher Arkansas Murderer
PREMATURE EXPLOSION IN THE VIRGINIA MINE Results in the Death of J. Reece and W. Weidman
EMPRESS OF GERMANY INJURES HER FOOT Necessitates Postponement of Levee for Debutantes
FROZEN TO DEATH WHILE IN SEARCH OF HER HUSBAND
MIRE WORKERS IN CONVENTION Shringag# in Treasury Through Strikes PRESIDENT MITCHELL MAKES ANNUAL REPORT United Mine Workers of America Are Warned That the Slightest Indiscreet Acts During Strikes Are Magnified and Made Into Capital
YUNG YEE IS ULLOra 10 UID Secretary Cortelyon to His Rtscne
Rain in the North
General Shafter Arrives Today and Will Inspect Soldiers' Home at Sawtelle
FRENCH TARIFF MODIFICATION
COALING STATION FOR SAN DIEGO
SACRAMENTO HAS NEW CHIEF OF POLICE Martin Coffey Confirmed After a Bitter* Contest
Santa Ana (jets Moisture
DIED. WORK OUT AT TWENTY-THREE Strange Case in Mew York Hospital ORGANS WERE THOSE OF OCTOGENARIAN William McGrath's Face Retained All the Freshness of Youth While His Vitals Were Those of a Hardworking Man of Seventy
BOND ORDINANCE IS PASSED TO PRINT San Francisco to Raise $17,771,000 for Public Improvements
Pay i Penny To Aid a Sick fricad And I Will Risk (5.50.
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JONES IS« THE CONVENTION CALL Names of Those Who Make Arrangements SUB-COMMITTEE WILL MEET ON FEBRUARY 2 Democrats in Favor of Pure, Economical and Constitutional Government Invited to Unite in Sending Delegates to St. Louis
PLAN 10 DEEPEN THE MISSISSIPPI Seven States Urge Immense Undertaking
DEAD PRESIDENT EXONERATED HIM A Kansas Bank Official Cleared of Serious Charges
PINCHED BROKERS ARE GRANTED INJUNCTION St. Louis Merchants' Exchange Must Not Interfere
GET-RICH-QUICK MEN BEFORE GRAND JURY Authorities of St. Louis Want Light on Concern
DEACONESSES' HOSPITAL TO BE DEDICATED M THE EARLY PART OF FEBRU ARY
CO-EDS BARRED FROMLECTURES State University Professor's Strong Stand
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LATE OHIO GOVERNOR Qovernor Herrick and Other Distingiushed Visitors in Attendance
SEVEN COLORED MEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION [Sawmill Boiler Blows Up With Fatal Results
BLOOD STAiNS IN BECHTEL HOME Doctor Proves This by a Novel Method
WANTS HISTORY OF JHE AINU PEOPLE An American Professor Sails for the Isles of Japan
Natural Division
REVOLT AGAINST GERMAN RULE Africans Murdering the Settlers TROOPS TO BE SENT TO SCENE OF DISTURBANCE Germans Will Mold to What They Have in Southwest Africa, and the Reichstag Promptly Supports the Measures Proposed by Chancellor
[URUGUAYAN REVOLUTIONISTS ARE DEFEATED_AT ILLESCAS General Saraiva, Insurgent Leader, Is Wounded
CHICAGO STIRRED BY "DEATH TRUST" Plan to Make the City lndepiiident
ARIZONA TO HAVE A SERUM TOXIN COMPANY Conccrn of Ambitious Pretensions In corporates in Illinois
CLALLAM WHS NO! SEAWORTHY Witnesses Fixing Blame for Disaster SHE STARTED ALEAK NEAR PORT TOWNSEND Among the Startling Alleged Disclosures of the Clallam Wreck Is the Statement That the Vessel Sprung Aleak at the Start
MEXICANS ARRESTED ONJURDER CHARGE Thought to Have Killed an Old Chi' Hainan at Rakcrstield
MAJOR MAUD IS GRANTED DIVORCE Wile's Second Marriage Was Bigamous
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RAIN IS FOLLOWED ! BY HEAVY FROST Further Precipitation Is Unlikely STRANGE COINCIDENCE OF HALE SALES AND RAIN Lo« Angeles Dry Goods Firm Is Pursued by Rain, and for the Past Six Years a Storm Has Come on the Opening Day of Sale
Will Speak at Synagogue
MEMBERS ORDER B'NAI B'RITH HONOR GRAND LODGE OFFICIALS
South Dakotan Picnic
Truck Breaks a Leg
WILL FIGHT FOR THEIR TRANSFERS Protest Sale ot Ninth Street Railway
BATTLESHIPS REACH THE PHILIPPINES Cruisers Arc Expected to Join the Fleet Soon
Burbank Was Seven Down
TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
SEEKS TO CLOSE GAMBLING HOUSES Ordinance Aimed at Fantan and Faro Joints CITY ATTORNEY WOULD RECLAIM BAD CHINATOWN Council Considers an Ordinance Making It a Misdemeanor to Keep Gambling Devices in a Barred Room. Aimed at Chinese (jambling Houses
HMD LUCK OF TRtASjM HUNTER Captain of Hatti® L. M Tells of Troubles
HUBERT GEORGE TO SPEAK Will Visit This City in Interest of Business Men
HEALTH BOARD DID NOT EXCEED AUTHORITY Verdict of San Francisco Civil Service Commission
REDLANDS JEWELRY STORE ROBBED BY BURGLARS Effect Entrance by Cutting Scrcen Door in Rear
Dark House Burns
MANUFACTURERS' ANNUAL MEETING I Election of New Board of Directors QUARTERLY BANQUETS WILL BE ARRANGED Merchants Meet to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary of Founding of Organization—Progress of City Outlined in a Paper by R. W. Rurnham
Irrelevant
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALL
REDUCTION IN WAGES
NERVOUS STRAIN
POLITICAL BRICKB
DOWIE AND OTHERS
OKLAHOMA'S PLEA
TEXAS BELLE GUEST OF MAYOR AND MRS. SNIDER Charming Nina Smith Tarries for. a Few Dsys in Los Angeies on Her Journey Around the Wo rid
S@cs°6zl and S@ssip
Social Notes
Peick's New Method
OFFICIALS OBJECT TO ANEW OFFICE Think It Takes Authority Out of Their Hands
SOCIALISTS TO HOLD NATIONAL CONVENTION The Gathering Will Take Place in Chicago May i • .
MANY MACEDONIANS HOMELESS AND HUNGRY Unless Aided Another Outbreak Is Sure to Occur
TAFT CANNOT ATTEND THE LEAGUE BANQUET He Cables His Regrets to General Mac Arthur
MAKE A NEW START AFTER THE BOODLERS Extraordinary Session of St. Louis Grand Jury Called
MAY WANTON'S HINTS
WILSON DIES IT SANTAJARBARA Mrs. Downey Will Be Booked for Murder
GYPSIES ATTEMPT TO INVADE THIS COUNTRY Arrive at San Francisco From Greece With Plenty of Money
ALLAN SCHOOL BUILDING IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
CHANGES CONTEMPLATED BY CANADIAN CATHOLICS
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NEWS- OF CIN 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Joan Haden's Novel Effects in "Cycle of Love" at Orpheum
CITY HALL NOTES
Murine Eye Remedy
C. W. CHILDS DEFEATS FRUIT ASSOCIATION Long-Drawn-Out San Jose Litigation Is Settled
PERSONAL
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS Two Years for Thief
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
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HERALD CHAMPIONSHIP ■ BANNER GOES TO POMONA
RECORD ROi OF POMPANQ Excellent Sport for Everybody
Knfant Terrible
TEBEAU BUYS THE DENVER ERUICHISE New Team Organized at Tacoina
Tacoma Has New Team
WHISKERS A PART OF THEIR CREED A New Religious Sett Started in Boston
MADDEN SUFFERING WITH BROKEN HAND Bis Bout With DeCoursey May Be Postponed
TEAMS TIE AT BOWLING Bartlett Music and Union Oils Roll 2311 Pins Each
FUGITIVE SPROAT REACHES SAN JOSE Charged With Obtaining Money by False Pretenses
WILL HAVE A ■ CINDER PATH St. Vincent's College Plans Track Team
U. S. C. FIELD DAY Athletics Have Made a New Spurt Among Student Body
TO PREVENT THE GRIP
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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OAKLAND RACES RUN INJHE MUD Talent Picked Ntarly All of th« Winners
New Orleans Results
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
INVITE COAST OARSMEN
SEATTLE MAN1; DEFEATS KENISTON IN BILLIARD GAME Both Players Careful at Outset, But Local Knight Played Very Much in Hard Luck
SCIENTIFIC GAME
GOLDFINDER WINS • FROM RAG TAG Big Monday Crowd Sees Four Close Finishes
WINTER LEAGUE BALL PLAYERS CHANGE SCHEDULE
NEW SCHEME 111 SCOBIMTTIIIE "Batted Basts" for "Bast Hits'' Proposed
HERALD'S FORM CHART
POLO EXPERTS ON THEiyiTTLE Fine Exhibition of Gam« at Riverside
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HEW RATES ME HOWJFFECTIVE Incrtased Tariff on West- Bouud Freight EASTBOUND RATES WILL ALSO BE ADVANCED Lo« Angeles Railway Company Proposes to Build New Line for Accommodation of Residents Adjoining East Ninth Street Vicinity
RUSTY NAIL DID IT
THE POWER OF STEAM Many May See But It Takes Genius to Realize
Three Councilmen Surrender Their Chance of Re-election by Voting for the Forrester Bid
Warm Discussion Over Brick Contract Nearlu Precipitates a Fistic Battle on Floor of Council Chamber
EXHIBITS FINE SUN PHOTOGRAPHS Prof. Halt of the Yerkes on Sun Spots
TO PREVENT THE GRIP
COLORED PEOPLE READYJOfI SOU Attorney Alexander Has Precedents * SUPREME COURT DECISIONS IN ALMOST EVERY STATE Negroes Have Successfully Fought Against Discrimination by Many Theatrical Managers and Restaurant and Hotel Keepers
MURDERED MAN'S HEIRSJJNKNOWN Ramon Diaz Leaves a Bank Acrount
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS MIUM. REPORT OF HUMANE SOCIETY Excelliiit, Showing Since Organization HAS THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE MEMBERS Treasurer's Report Shows About $300 in the Bank—One Hundred and Fifty Cases of Cruelty Have Been Investigated by the Board
Crowds Attend Funeral
Pasadena Briefs
Obituary
FOREST RESERVE MOVEMENT Oceanside Chamber of Commerce Indorses That of San Diego
COUNTRY CLUB OFFICERS ! George Chaffey Llectcd to Presidency of Ontario Club
WILL GREET_SHAFTER General to Visit Old Soldiers at the Home
PRESBYTERIANS ORGANIZE Rev. D. M. Stuart Chosen Pastor of New Tropico Church
In Honor of Miss King
Hlsinore Personals
BURGLARS RIFLE SAFE Secure $ia From Santa Ana Grocery Store
Unmasked
HELO UP DUCK HUNTERS BARNEY LEE ACCUSES BURGESS OF POACHING Orders Party l:rom His Preserve at Sea Lake at the Point of a Shotgun—Burgess Seeks a Warrant
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES Death Relieves Little Roy Cope of His Suffering*
WHITTIER BOYS HELD Must Answer to Superior Court for Ocean Park Burglaries
EXHIBITED RADIUM Guests of Hotel MetropoU Treated to Novel Sight
San Jose Road
CREDIT MEN'S BANQUET Will Hold Annual Meeting at Levy's on Thursday Evening
MEN OF MICHIGAN CALL ON PRESIDENT Invite Him to Jackson on July 6 Next
MANILA ARMY AND NAVY CLUB OFFICERS Archbishop Harty Will Co-operate in Good Work
THREATEN TO RESIGN Friends of George tiillihan Insist Upon His Vindication
KING BROKE THE WORLD'S RECORD
BALL MAGNATES MEET JH CHICAGO HinryJdarris Will a Trip East
DEATHSJJF THE DAY Daniel S. Dana
It's Impossible To Disprove Facts, It Is Deeldedly Easy ta Verify Los Angeles Opinion
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
3IRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
FUNERAL NOTICE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MARTHA BOWERS WAS * PLACED ONJHE STAND Insinuates That Her Husband Wa« Killed by His brother
STOPS THE COUGH Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
It Will Pay You
. Pyrography Outfits
Becker Law and Collection Agency
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STOCKS OPENED FIRMER
EASTERN MONEY FREELY OFFERED Sterling Exchange Goes to Export Point
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
STRONG TONE IN CORN
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Prunes Rule Slow
Live Stock Market
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Errs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
NORTHERN EGG MARKET SHOWS LOWER TENDENCY Valley Output Is Causing Weak Conditions—Fancy Potatoes Firm
MARINE REPORT-JAN. 18
INTENSELY COLD WEATHER CAUSES LARGE WITHDRAWAL OF ORANGE SHIPMENTS FROM SALE
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS; Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Cotton and Wool
WORK PROGRESSES ONJESERVOIR Water Board Hears Good Reports
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Three New Names Appear on Amerli can National's Board of Directors
FLETCHER SUCCEEDS LOUIS Is Appointed Assistant Paymaster on the Staff of Captain Bauer
CALL UP QUESTION OF JURISDICTION Securities Company May Go Into the Federal Court
Noon Services
Right Hand Amputated
Battleship Squadron at Manila
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VALUE CUT TO JUSTOHE HALF Sensational Affidavits in Big Suit POMONA WATER COMPANY'S PLANT GIVEN A BLACK EYE Allegations In Support of Answer Are That Mains Were Patched With Scrap Tin and Baling Wire—Say That Water Supply Is Precarious
ro CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
WANT LITTLE MORE MOISTURE r V " ' Mayor Snyder Names Arbor Day Committal CIVIC FEDERATION TAKES INITIATIVE Plans for Beautifying the City Are Completed and Committees Await Sufficient Rain Before Fixing the Date of Planting
DUfi»H LOSES HIS BIG DAMAGE SUIT Karma Company Stcures Non-Suit Order
Dlffl WANT UNO'S NAME Mrs. Britton's Decr«« of Divorce LETTER TO THE OTHER WOMAN WENT ASTRAY Her Husband (lot It and It Told How Britton Waited for Her and Nearly Went Crazy From His Longing;. Story of the Case
Need of Spirituality
CHOISSERS HEIRS AFTER ESTATE But They Cannot Secure Administration
WILL EXTEND_CIRCUIT Mr. Myerfeld Outlines Latest Plans of Orpheum Circuit
REVISE PRECINCTS SLOWLY Supervisors Define Boundaries of a Few .More Divisions
Inspects City Jail
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