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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 128, 4 February 1904
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MICHIGAN TRAFFIC IS PARALYZED Over 100,000 People Storm – Bound in Thumb District TRAIN BURIED AT SCOTTDALE All Towns North of Port Huron Report Shortage of Coal
ROB SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL CASH REGISTER
Postpones Consideration
IDE MORNING'S NEWS
PASSENGERS ON A STAGE AREJLLED Indians Shoot Down Travelers in Sonora YAQUIS GIVE NO WARNING Fire Returned and Reds Murder the Six in the Coach
NO TROUBLE IN SIGHT WITH COLOMBIAN BAND Naval Officers Will Acquaint Them With American Program
TWO STATES LOCK HORNS ILHOUSE Hot Debate Waged Over Governor Taylor ATTACK MADE BY KENTUCKY Indiana Responds Under Difficulties Offered by Democrats
T. L JAMES MARRIED AT STRATFORD-ON AVON
RUSSIA'S POWERFUL FLEET LEAVES PORT ARTHUR ENTIRELY QYEKiAULEB, MANNED AND READY FOE CONFLICT, WITH COMPLETE CHARTS OF THE KOREAN COAST
RUSSIAN FLEET LEAVES PORT ARTHUR
CALIFORNIAN IS WEDDED 111 ROME Americans Attend the Ceremony
EASTERN TEMPERATURES
STORM WEATHER IN ENGLISHJHANNEL Tidal Waves Cause Much Damage on Coast
COAST OF FINISTERRE SWEPTBY TIDAL WAVE
BRYAN ADDRESSES KENTUCKIANS Refers to the Murdtr of William Goebel
Viceroy Alexieff Is Given Power to Declare War Statesmen of Japia Called to Hurried Conference Dispatches Reach Tokio Saying That Russia's Reply Means War
Alexieff May Declare War
RUSSIAN FLEET LEAVES FOR SEA . / Important News From Port Arthur JAPANESE HOLD A HURRIED CONFERENCE Viceroy Alexieff is Given Power to Declare War if He See# Fit—Koreans Are Disowning Their Own Country
To Defend Port Arthur
Deny Their Country
Russia Wants More Coal
Hayashi is Pessimistic
Seize Korean Railroad
Japanese Exodus Continues
General Ma Mobilizes
GOVERNOR ODELL PINCHED IN SHIPBUILDING SMASH He and Others Will Sue Schwab and His Partners
MURDEROUS NEGRO KILLS THREE MEN Posses Are Now Out Hunting for the Black
SECESSIONISTS WILL NOT EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS
NO AGREEMENT WAS_REACHED Conference Adjonrns and No Action OPERATORS AND MINERS MEET IN INDIANA Colorado Judge Disapproves Bonds Offered by Men Charged With Vindicator Explosion and Attempt to Wreck Cripple Creek Railroad
ARE SATISFIED WITHJOLISEHM Democratic Committee at St. Louis
SENATE DEBATES ON THEJ>T. LOUIS LOAN Matter Held Up After Nearly Passing Into Deficiency Bill
INTERCOLONIAL EXPRESS_WRECKED Plunges Down a Forty- Foot Embankment TWO PEOPLE KILLED, MANY BADLY INJURED Train Bound for Montreal and Boston, Going at Forty Miles an Hour, Leaves the Rails Near Hunter's Crossing in Nova Scotia
STARVING CATTLE WILL BE SAVED Herds to Be Moved to Northern Counties
Schley Is 111
FRAUD CHARGED IN REDLANDS Prominent Citizens Are Involved in Suit
WANT CHINESE CHEAP LABOR IN AFRICA
TO ENLARGE THE SEQUOIA PARK OF THIS STATE
EXPLAINING THE FINANCIAL DEALS Strong Defense in the Postal Trials LORENZ AND MACHEN PARTNERS IN OIL Connection of the Groff Brothers Explained and Checks Produced to Show That the Profits Had Been Divided in Regular Manner
ROBBED TEN MINERS OF CHINESE CAMP Lone Highwayman Accomplishes a Daring Holdup
SENATOR HANi ISJNDISPOSEO Family Much Alarmed by a Setback
REIGN OF TERROR IN ISLAND OF HAYTI Conspiracy Hatched to Overthrow the Government
"Richard Carvel"
PRESIDENT SENDS MTITO SENATE Response to Resolution of Gorman FORCES LANDED TEN V TIMES ON ISTHMUS Correspondence Shows That United States Forccs Have Never Been Employed in Colombia Except to Protect Property and Keep Order
INSURGENT FORCES APPROACH MONTEVIDEO Argentine Cruiser Is Sent to Scene of Warfare
REVISION OF TARIFF APPROVED BY CABINET
THE HERALD'* RAILROAD QUI IDE
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MURRELL TELLS 1 OF LIGHTING DEAL St. Louis Boodlers Given $2500 Each COLONEL BUTLER IS ACCUSED OF BRIBERY Steerer for House of Delegates Pe* manded $7500—Later the Price of Franchise Was Paid—Many /"Ae'i Are Implicated
ALVINZA HAYWARD HAD A PARALYTIC STROKE Wealthy San Francisco Man Has Favorable Chance of Recovery
JOHN SHAVER ISJDN TRIAL His Attorney Moves to Dismiss
BENJAMIN PICKARD DIES OF HEART DISEASE Was President of Miners' Federation of Great Britain
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
BLACK REBELS ROUTED DURING A TERRIFIC MOUNTAIN CONFLICT IN SOUTHWEST AFRICA
SUDDEN DEATH OF NOTEJJCHOLAR Prof. Fellner Expires at Santa Monica
BOARD OFFERS REWARD Rockhill's Murderer May Be in Jail
WOMAN WHO MURDERED CHILDREN IS DYING Mrs. Louis Iverson is Sent Home by Agnews Physicians
M'KENZIE IS FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER Was Charged With Murder of John Enhoff at Dunsmulr
German Garrison of Okahandja Relieved and Combined Forces Turn on the Tribesmen, Defeating Them
SPENDING FORTUNE TO SMEJEPHEW Life of L. R. Mott Hangs in Balance
PHONOGRAPHIC RECORD OF EMPEROR'S VOICE Harvard University Secures Two Samples for Archives
USED THE MAILS FOR ILLEGAL PURPOSES William B. Ewing Convicted in United States District Court
SHOT HERSELF OVER COBPSEJJF LOVER Dramatic Suicide of Nora Veal
ROBERTS DENIES THE ENGINEER'S STATEMENT Did Not Know of Broken Deadlight on the Clallam
SCHWARTZ CHARGED WITH FELONY EMBEZZLEMENT Stole $11,000 From Funds Left in His Care
NO BATHHOUSE FOR OCEAN PARK Dissension in Ocean Park Improvement Company
Davitt Leaves for Colorado
INDICTED FOR GIVING my OIL Standard Oil Agent Is in Trouble
DEATHS OF THE DAY Rev. Father P. Kirby
BOYS YEARN FOBJHE SEA Fleil From Their Home to Roam Abroad
ARRESTED BY ORDER OF POSTAL AUTHORITIES Portland Men Charged With Illegal Use of Mails
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SEPTICAEMIA WAS ! CAUSEJ DEATH Doctors Could Not Save Mr. Whitney FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY Washington Naval Circles Much Shocked by the Death of the Former Secretary of the Navy—Eulogized In Legislature
NAVAL CIRCLES WERE VERY MUCH SHOCKED Mr. Whitney Regarded as the Father of Modern American Navy
Eulogized in Legislature
JANITORS ARE IHII FIND Civil Service Commission Seeks Employes
Inspection of Guardsmen
MISS NARClSSE SENTOUS Plaza Mission Church Will Be Scene of Ceremonu
FALLS TO HIS DEATH irover Clare Falls From a Chimney and Dies From Fractured Skull
INTEREST IRE THAN_PRINCIPAL Dr. Aldrich Gave Note Long Ago
COLLIDED WITH STREET CAR Thomas Mahan Is Thrown From His Buggy and Suffers a Broken Rib
Wedding Today Will Unite Two of City's Oldest Families
OFF'S COMPANY NOTJNVOLVED Did Not Know Abont Tanner's Deals
FEDERATION WILL ELECTJFFiCERS Affiliated Improvement Clubs Meet Saturday
Noted Orator Will Speak
REDMOND ATTACKS THE GOVERNMENT Goes Into Details of Irish Grievances NO ALTERNATIVE TO HOME RULE WANTED Leader of Home Rule Party in the House of Commons Bitterly Attacks the Attitude of the (iovernment on Subject of Irish Education
VELASQUEZ A BURGLAR Officer Dillon's Prisoner Stole Loot at Arcadia
Adopted New Manual
New Choir Selected
CHICAGO FACING II WATER FAMINE Tcebergs Threaten Cribs in the Lake SUPPLY IN BUSINESS CENTER ShUT OFF Tugs tnd Large Force of Men Are Being Used to Prevent Ice P«ck3 From Crowding Against the Cribs Through Which City Gets Supply
Michigan Trains Snowed In
Big Four Trains Stalled
Storm Brings Death
Train Service Demoralized
National Delegate
Will Get Increased Salary
Undelivered Telegrams
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A MANAGER AttD A MAID CROSS PENS DISCUSSING TIGHTS AttD SOCIAL SUICIDE
Gertrude Keller. Who Has Left Neill Co., Her Casus Belli
DOLLAR WHEAT, THE DREAM OF FARMERS, AT LAST REALIZED
BRICK CONTRACT STILLED UP Council Meets but Takes Mo Action CLAIM THAT BISHOP STREET YARD IS ONLY A MYTH Second Attempt of Forrester Syndicate to Get Acceptance of Contract for Sewer Brick Falls—Final Attempt Will Be Made Today
LEAP YEAR JOKE C. O. Goodwin Has to Pay the Penalty but Receives Many Proposals
To Lovers of Art
LOVELY LILLIAN RUSSELL, OF AIRY, FAIRY FAME, IS COMING WITH PETER DAILY
Real Weberfieldians Are to Pau Los Angeles a Visit in the Veru Near Future
DE U MAR SUED fORJMJI Utah-Nevada Company Seeks Accounting
Popular Ballad Concert
Out for Prizes
If Ysu Rave These Symptoms Seed Tor My Bask
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TWO KINGS
LABOR IN THE EAST
SOME OCEAN CONTRASTS
FOR CLEAN AMATEUR ATHLETICS
IRRIGATION IN 80UTHERN CALIFORNIA
LOS ANGELES AS A MANUFACTURING CITY
COURSING
Southern California Equipped to Stand Siege of Drought
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Magnolia Thimble Club
For Drinking Fountain
Institute Entertained
De Van King-Patterson
Whist Party
Notes
WHEEL THIEVES CAPTURED Two Traveling Larcenists Captured at San Fernando
HAY MANTON'S HINTS
URGES ERECTION OF LARGEBUILDIHG Secretary Hodge Favors Investment of $400,000 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NEEDS PLENTY OF ROOM Local Y. M. C. A. Members Give Dinner In Honor of International Secretary of Educationol Department —Many Educators Present
Ruskln Art Club
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NEWS OF Cin IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
GIVES JOLLY HEART PARTY IN HONOR OF HER COUSIN
Pleasant Social Function at tie Blaine Street Home of Irs. Albert I4fl#
FIFTY MILES WITHOUT FOOD Dr. Sheffield's Experience Climbing Mt. Wilson
Murine Eye Remedy
CIJY NEWS IN BRIEF BIMINI BATHS
WANT HILL STREET PAVEOJORTHWITH Abutters Wish Barber Bid Accepted
PERSONAL
GOOD CASH HAUL Burglars Pay Profitable Visit to a Shanty
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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STARTER HOLTIMI DOES NOR WORK Practically Leaves Four Horses at Post
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Wrestler Charles Gridley May Meet Japanese Champion Chibo
Local Man Issues Challenge to Famous Lightweight for Five-Bout Match
JEFFRIES TO FIGHT BLACK JACK JOHNSON Billy Delaney Is Authority for the Statement
Golf Match
YANGER WINS FROM FRASIER IN FIFTH Chicago Man Showed Better Form From the Start
CAUGHT BIG JEW FISH ON A LIGHT HANDLINE
HERALD'S FORM CHART
TALENT HUD GOOD DAY AT OAKLAND First and Second Choices Got the Money
YOUNG CORBETT WILL FIGHT DAVE SULLIVAN Match Will Precede His Fight With Jimmy Britt
CRACK SHOTS WILL ftTTEND_HANDICAP Dates Are Set for the Big Tournament
Santa Ana Park
WANTS TO SHAKE HER HUSBANDS Mrs. Mallory Has Two Too Many
PIKES DIG IN ELM PARK Men Organize a Wagon and Bucket Brigade
Students to Act
CONGESTED HOBS CLEAIO Of CMS Order Restored on Local Division
WILL CONSIDER THE SAN FRANCISCO RESULT Baseball Magnates Will Meet at Cleveland February 23
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ROOSEVELT WHS GUEST OF HONOR President Pays Tribute to G. A. K.
EMPEROR GUEST OF VON BALLESIREM President of Reichstag Gives Banquet
GOVERNOR WILL NOT PARDON GLOVER Murderer Must Hang on Friday Next
m STRAPPED TJH SADDLE Kidnaped by Sheriff, He Is Now Free
FAMOUS INDIAN FIGHTER GOES ON THE LONG TRAIL Death of Captain William McCleave, Retired, at Berkeley '
JURYMEN SUMMONED IN THE DEWEY CASE Defense Objects to Regular and Special Panels
SEEKS TO OBTAIN RECOGNITION Brezet Claims Presidency j of Conani
ROOT EULOGIZES THEJRESIDENT Addresses Union League Club Members
SURVEYORS GO TOJOUNTAINS Salt Lake Officials Not Satisfied
ROSE GETS LIMIT IN OHIO PRISON Sorry For What He Did But Willing to Take Punishment
Bank Run Subsides
Embezzler Captured
SIGSBEE ORDERED-TO RELIEVE LAMBERTON Will Command the South Atlantic Squadron
MUST NOT BUILD LIBRARYJN PARK Major Lee Opposes Plan of Architects
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BORN
DIED
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WAR RUMORS AFFECT STOCKS
DEMAND FOR STOCKS LIMITED TO FEW SHARES Lethargy Sn New York Speculation Is Emphasized
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
FlnanciaD Record
HIGH PRICED EGGS AGAIN IN MARKET
Cotton Slowly Tumbled
SUDDEN JUMP IN WHHT CORNER Record Prices for the Crop Year
Contest in Prospect
Live Stock Market
ORANGES WITHDRAWN OWING TO COLD WEATHER
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks Bid. Asked.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
NOTABLE DECLINE IN COFFEE SHOCKS SHORTS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Wool
MARINE REPORT FEBRUARY 3
FROST YESTERDAY MORNING Reports Indicate That Cold Was Gen» eral in Low Sections
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
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ROADS MEASURED AND MARKED Highway Commission Is Making Headway ACCURATE MAP OF COUNTY IS NEARLY COMPLETED Automobile Club Undertakes to Furnish Temporary Signs—Brownlow Bill Will Be Brought Before Congress at Next Session
BALLERINO DECLARED GUILTY Owner of Houses in the Red Light District Convicted by Jury
TWO ALLEGED FORGERS R. C. Beggs and VV. A. Whetsel Charged With Passing Bad Checks
NEW CORPORATIONS
BTOPS THE COUGH
Visiting Fire Chief Says Big Cities of America Have Too Many Sky Scrapers
Head of Sydney Brigade Thinks Tliat Tali Buildings Are a Menace to Public Safety
BANK PROMOTERS MAY REDRESS Claim Is Made That Charters Are Illegally Withheld
MEN ARE POWERLESS To Fight Against Disease Unless They Strike at the Underlying Cause
BURNING FOSE CAUSES. DAMAGE Street Car Accident Has Unpleasant Results
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