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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 137, 13 February 1904
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RUSSIANS' BALTIC FLEET SAILS THROUGH KATTEGAT TO ASSIST THEIR FAR EASTERN SQUADRON BALTIC SHIPS HURRYING TIP THEFAREAST Bussian Fleet» Is Sighted by an Englishman
Russian Ship Sinks With All Crew Aboard
SHIPS COALED AT A FRENCH PORT
RETIRED OFFICERS ARE GIVEN THEIR WARNING
WAR WILL NOT LAST VERY LONG
EUROPE IS WILLING TO BE NEUTRAL Government Receives Encouraging Replies
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN MANCHURIA MOBILIZED
PRINCE BONAPARTE TO COMMAND COSSACKS
RUSSIANS' BALTIC FLEET HAS SAILED English Captain Tells of Passage of Twelve Ships Through Kattegat
CZAR ORDERS THE GENERAL MOBILIZATION
THREE FIGHTS ONLY IN THE FAR EAST
ADMIRAL TOGO'S REPORT OF BATTLE
DOCKAGE PRIVILEGE REFUSED RUSSIANS
BELIEVE THE RUSSIANS HAVE MADE ESCAPE
KAISER WILL RESTRAIN UNSPEAKABLE TURK
CAUGHT BY THE k RUSSIAN CRUISER
SCHOONER FULTON ASHORE NEAR PORT ORFORD Was Bound From Columbia River to San Francisco
ALLEGED CATTLE THIEVES ARRESTED IN ARIZONA Sheriff Wills Lands Party of Five in Tucson Jail
WILL LET CONTRACT FOR SAN FRANCISCO BUILDING To Be Erected at Main Gate of St. Louis Exposition
RECEIVER FOR THE MODEL GOLD MINING COMPANY Receivership Follows Indictment of the Two Promoters
EVA MOAK'S MURDER IS SHROUDED IN MYSTERY Officers Ferreting Out Every Availa> ble Clue at Chico
NO HOPE ENTERTAINED F°R ALVINZA HAYWARD W. W. Foote of San Francisco -Also Very Low
Filed for Probate
SENATOR HAS A CHANCE TO LIVE flanna Bonses From Coma and Is Making Forlorn Fight Against Odds
PASSING THROUGH CLIMAX
DRAMATIC SCENE IN CONFERENCE OP OHIO LEAGUE
INSULAR BUREAU TO SELL MORE SECURITIES
SAN FRANCISCO SALOON KEEPER IS ROBBED
Kicked by a Horse
Changed His Mind
STYLES IN DOGS i The Fashion Changes in London From Day to Day
Estimated Age of the Earth
Out of the Cynic's Drawer
Cure for Silence
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EL CAMIKO REAL IS IMPRACTICABLE Opinion of Captain N. C. Chittenden BELIEVES COST WILL BE INSUPERABLE Says That the Old Road Was in Point wf Fact a Trail, and That It Passes Through Country Not Suitable for Building Great Highway
SAN RAMON TRAIN IS WRECKED NEAR BERKELEY Engineer and Fireman Jump for Their Lives—Passengers Shaken
THREATENED LUMBER RATE WAR AT AN END Differences Between Rival Steamship Interests Are Adjusted
TRAIN STRIKES STREET CAR IN KENTUCKY One Killed and Twelve Traction Passengers Were Injured
SPEYER & CO. WILL LOAN CUBA $35,000,000
London Failure
WANTS PROPERTY OF WOMAN WHO DIED FROM NEGLECT
KNOCKS OUT lOWA RAILROAD LAW Unconstitutional, Says Judge Piatt
CUBAN HERO ARRESTED FOR FELONYJEMBEZZLEMENT George Baliingcr Accused of Stealing $4000 in San Francisco
Transport Arrives
SPEAKER TAKES BIT INJS TEETH Precedent for Cannon Ball Procedure
MORGAN'S SPEECH READ BY CARMACK Alabaman's Argument Against President's Isthmian Policy
Bank Transaction
MARTHA LORENZ A FE WOMAN Court Directs Jury to Acquit Her
SURROGATE DECIDES FOR THE DALY HEIRS Inheritance Tax Cannot Reach Two Large Sums in Dispute
OCEAN PMFAVORS ' INCOfIPORATIOH Practically Unanimous Vote Is Cast
POINTS FINGER AT SMITHSON Surprise in the Miller Murder Case
M'KOWEN GOES TO PRISON FOR SIX YEARS
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Mountain Snowslides and Washouts Impair Traffic Snowsheds in the Sierras Swept Awau, Wires Down and Communication Over Mountains Cut Off
COPIOUS RAINS FALL IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Snow in Mountains
Heaviest Storm of Season
Storm Is General
An Inch and a Quarter at Oakdale
COURT REFUSES HIM A SHARE OF THE LOOT San .lose Judge Savs Corporation Preys on Feeble Minded
PRISONER'S RUSE TO GET OUT OF FOLSOM Judge Dismisses Sexton's Habeas Corpus Proceeding
MILLION EXPENDED ON * RAILROAD PENSION LIST
| MISCREANTS PILE % TIES ON A TRACK i NEAR SANTA CRUZ
MEW ORGANIST CHOSEN TO PLAY FINE INSTRUMENT AT CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHARGED WITH MISUSE OF UNITEDSTATES MAILS McDonald Was Mixed Up in Famous Bidwell Case
FINEST YACHTS 0N COAST Evian, Owned by William Baily, Is Latest Addition to Fleet
Against the Landlords
Give Final Recital
"How to Read Thought"
RESTRAINED FROM BRINGING ABOUT SYMPATHETIC STRIKE Injunction Against Pressmen's Assistants' Union at Boston
PRESIDENT OF NOGALES BANK Additional Complaints Filed Against John Dessart '
Cured of Constipation
No Person Accused
Professor Hale Will Lecture
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STREETS MUST BEJMIMD Announcement by Mayor of Baltimore GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THE BUSINESS SITUATION Work of Emptying Safety Deposit Vaults in Ruined Buildings Is Progressing Rapidly—Escort of Cavalry Accompanies Treasure Wagons
TO AID WOUNDED SOLDIERS American Veterans Contribute to the Japanese Red Cross Fund
ARMED MEN JN_TROUBLE Dr. Charles H. English Arrested on Complaint of a Woman
NEW HOLLYWOOD CHURCH Bishop Johnson Lays Cornerstone of St. Stephen's
SEEN AND UNSEEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS A PIEASANT HOUSEWARMING
FIGHT _FOR_SALOON Cusick Transfers Interest to Brewing Company
Firemen's Is All Right
KEEP BUILDING FRDMJTHE PARK Much Opposition to the Library Project For erecting library in Central park, 36. Against erecting library in Central park, 39. For the retirement of the storm drain bonds, 40. Against the retirement of the storm drain bonds, 29. For the issuance of library building bonds, 44. Against the issuance of library building bonds, 29. For renting temporary library headquarters, 36. Against renting temporary library quarters, 37.
CITY HALL NOTES
Hall to Be Opened
MUST EXPLAIN SEdTJTRUCE Police Board Not Aware of Bradisli's Plans DECLINES TO STAND FOR INQUISITION CHAMBER Captain of Detective# Securea Secret Entrance to Jail by Hoodwinking the Commissioners, but May Be Called Upon to Wall It Up
Did Not Indorse It
MISSING MAN MUCHWANTED J. W. Rogers of Corona Disappears MADE MONEY IN KLONDIKE BUT UNSUCCESSFUL HERE Drew Nine Hundred Dollars From Bank and Bought a Suit of Clothes Two Weeks Ago, and Has Not Been Seen Since
BANNINGS' NEW BOAT
Wolves Held at Bay A Greedy rack #f Ills Sirraand i Clergyman's Wift Thrauth tHt Arrival tf Timely Aid tha Escapes Tram tka Tarrara ef a Pralaaiad Saiga
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RUSSIA'S WAR RECORD
"A LOOKER ON IN VIENNA"
NO BUILDING IN THE PARK
AT DETECTIVE 3' BWEET WILL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WORK
MORE THAN HE BARGAINED FOR
Irrigation Further South Is Making Progress
HOW TO EDUCATE OUR DAUGHTERS Club Members Wonld Cultivate Domesticity
FACESJ_URY_ AGAIN Mrs. Jennie Dixon Tried on Second Charge of Larceny
HAY MANTON'S HINTS
NO BAR TO SOUVENIR POSTALS You May Still Write Your Eastern Friends on Private Cards
Wednesday Morning; Club
Embezzlement Charged
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NEWS OF Cin IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF DAY
FAIR SOCIAL LEADERS PLAY "FAtt-TAtt" AT MRS. BLACGE'S CHINESE AFTERfIOOM TEA
OAKLAND PART) VISITS AM Enjoyable Day Spent at Catalina Island
Stole Little, Fined Big
Music at Murphy Meeting
SAKS THAT HE IS NO MILLIONAIRE Mrs. McVitty Fails to Prove Husband Ricji
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF CHRIST CHURCH SERVICES.
Parlor Homes Must Quit
COMMISSION TO ASSESSJMGE Appeal From Edict of Krause ancl Strohm
Fackner's Short Memory
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
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JOCKEY LEWIS WINS fOiJRACKETS John Carroll Wins Two-Year-Old Race, 25 to 1
GREAT BILLIARD GAME Ben Saylor Loses to Morley by Reason of a Heavy Handicap
GOLFERS ARE ENGAGED ON SAN DIEGO LINKS
GOOD GAMES EXPECTED IN SAN DIEGO SERIES
GOLF AT AVALON
YOUNG CORBETT AND JIMMY BRITT MATCHED
MASKED MEN HOLD UP U HOUSE Tliev Make Rich Haul in San Francisco
PASADENAS BEAT TUXEDOS Suburbanites Outbowl CJiampions on the Monarch Alleys
QUAIL NUMEROUS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Game Laws Make Fine Sport for Nimrods Near San Diego
An Illustrious Pair
Good Architecture
A Late Business Call
Instinct
His Authority
Sentence Sermons
TRACK TEAM ISJO MORE St. Vincent's Broken Up by Controversy
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
Herrera Knocked Out
FISHERMAJPS_TIDE TABLE
A Coveted Stamp
Purely Legendary
The Man of the Moment
An Embarrassing Question
Officially Informed
The Double-Headed Snake
HERALD'S FORM CHART
FAVORITES FANCIED THE HEAVY GOING Talent Beat the Books at Ingleside
Results at New Orleans
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
NATIONAL BASEBALL COMMISSION ADJOURNS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS LIBRARY FOR WHITHER CARNEGIE'S SECRETARYLENDS ENCOURAGEMENT City Attorney Wires Expression of Belief That Whittier .Will Win in the Jackson Case—City Bonds
COBURN CASE CONTINUED Suit Against Son of Riverside's Sheriff Will Be Dropped
SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL Mexican Who Shot Andreas Baragas Is Released ~
LOST AJHNGER Frank Clark and Fred Searles Meet With Accidents
HOWARD TRIPP TO LECTURE Treat in Store for Good Templars at Santa Monica
NEEDLES MAN DIES George McElvaine, Prominent Business Man, Is No More
MAGIC VISITORS Oakland ftonrd of Trade Takes ?n the Sights of the Island
Ocean Park Items
Horseback Riding; Popular
Observe Lincoln's Birthday
Will Talk on Lincoln
BADGERS ATLONG BEACH 800 ATTEND ANNUAL MIDWINTER PICNIC Mayor Towntend Welcomes a Large Crowd of Former Wisconsin Residents to Hospitality of Long Beach
WOMEN ORGANIZE
CITRUS FRUITjSHIPMENTS One Hundred and Twenty-Five Cars Forwarded From Glendora
EXAMINATIONS CHANGED County Board of Ventura to Adopt a * New Schedule
FARMERS IRRIGATING Pumping Plants Around Santa Paula Are Keptx Busy
Woman on Probation
Close of Catholic Fair
Angelus Quartet
WAS NOT A STAGE WEDDINGTHIS TIME Stanley Johns Marries a Casino Actress
POWER OF THE EVANGELIST ! All-Day Conference at the Temple Baptist Church
TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
Consult Gould System Railroads
RANCHES TO GET SOAKING Mountain Tops Are Covered With a Heavy Mantle of Snow
FLOW OF RIVERS
Card of Thanka
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions .
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
BUSINESS BLOCK IN HOTC STREET Builder Takes in Part of Sidewalk WILL TEST ACCURACY OF OLD ORD SURVEY Street Superintendent Stops Work on Big Hope Street Business Block. Crusade Against Owners of Buildings That Encroach on Streets
ACCUSES JUDGE OF PARTIALITY Wingard Wants Change of Venue
'conspicuous in a ballroom Flakes of Dandruff on the Collar and i Shoulders of a Gentleman In Full Dress
tioit. an.MI. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN INSPIRED OF GOD Rabbi Hecht Speaks 011 Patriot's Career
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK METHODIST
BAPTIST
CONGREGATIONAL
EPISCOPAL
CATHOLIC
CHRISTIAN
Y. W. C. A.
CHURCH NOTES
WHIPPING CASE DROPPED Professor Foshay Says Augustine Boy Was Not Hurt
Live Stock Market
Financial Rccord
PINK BEAIS WILL GO MUCH HIGHER Smallest Stock in Years in Sigiit
ONIONS BEING SCARCE, PRICESJAKE A JUMP Demand tiood for Produce, Quotations Reaching Usual High Levels
LOCAL TRADE CONDITIONS
FINANCIAL REVIEW
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cereals of the World
STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
MARINE REPORT-FEB. 12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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