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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 141, 17 February 1904
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Nearly a Full Inch ol Rain Moistens Southern California Soil and Assures Good Crops
IHE MORNING'S NEWS •
EASTERN
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LOCAL
OUTLAWS RETURN TO ARIZONA Alvord and Stiles Driven Out of Mexico RECOGNIZED AT SMALL STATION Thousands 011 the Alert to Capture Bio* Rewards
RUSSIANS FROZEN ON LAKE BAIKAL
CHICAGO JURY THREATENS TO HAVE MAYOR INDICTED AGAIN Harrison Accused of Issuing; Iroquois Permit Over Protest of Building Commissioner
DANIELS INTRODUCES A BILL TO SECURE'SEQUOIA TRACT Professor Dudley of Stanford Faculty Says Huge Trees Are 2425 Years Old
JAPAN CAPTURES A CONSIGNMENT OF WAGONS TO RUSSIA
WIRENIUS' SQUADRON WILL REMAIN IN FRENCH SOMALILAND
RUSSIAN SHIPS TRAPPED
REPORT OF RE-ATTACK
CHINESE ARE MOVING
RUSSIANS NOT PRESENT
JAPANESE REFUGEES BEATEN AND ROBBED
RDSSIAN WRATH GATHERS STRENGTH Blaming Many Nations for the Sympathy Which Has Been Extended to the Japanese
RUSSIAN GENERAL TOLD TO LOOK TO INDIAN FRONTIER
RUSSIANS THREATEN AMERICAN SHIPS IN THE ORIENT
JAPAN WANTS ALL SPACE ABANDONED BY THE RUSSIANS
PROTECTION REFUSED BY FOREIGN SHIPS TO THE VARIAG
EKATERINOSLAV OF THE VOLUNTEER FLEET TAKEN BY JAPANESE
SHANGHAI DISPATCHES TELL OF DAMAGE TO "JAPANESE SHIPS
NEW CRUISER TACOMA MAY BE ORDERED TO THE FAR EAST
NIASIN AND KASAGA ARE READY TO FIGHT WITH THE RUSSIANS
MISSIONARIES' FRIENDS FEAR THAT THEY ARE IN GRAVE DANGER
RUSSIAN FLEET IN DANGER FROM YENISEI TORPEDOES
EVANS SENDS THREE CRUISERS TO PORTS OF CHINA TO WATCH
BATAVIA CARRIES MANY REFUGEES TO SAFE HARBORS
JAPANESE HAVE AN IMMENSE ARMY ON THE YALU RIVER
CHINESE TROOPS ARE MOVED TO GUARD LIAO TUNG GULF
RUSSIAN CONSULATE AT SHAGHAI BURNS FROM UNKNOWN CAUSE
VICEROY ALEXIEFF HAS LEFT PORT ARTHUR AND GONE TO HARBIN
RUSSIAN FLAG SENT TO THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN AS A TROPHY
CAPTAIN STEPANOFF WAS DESTROYED BY HIS OWN MINES
HANSA LEAVES PORT ARTHUR IN SAFETY AFTER BOMBARDMENT
NATIONAL CAPITAL MOPBNS HAN X A President and Statesmen Will Gather at Obsequies in Senate Today to Pay Tribute to the Dead Senator
ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL
EULOGIZED M COLLEAGUES
SORROW OP PUBLIC MEN
THE HERALD'S RAILROAOGUIDE
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NATION MOURNS FOR M. A. HANNA Arrangements Made for the Funeral' BUSINESS WILL BE SUSPENDED IN CLEVELAND * Already Ohio Politicians Are Divided Into Many Camps Over the Senatorship, and the First Ballot Will Be Taken About March 15
HERRICK AKD DICK FAVORED
VALUE OF HANNA'S ESTATE Left Property Valued at From Seven to Eight Millions
Ballot March 14 for Successor
Indiana at Funeral
We Boys
DEFENSE II GRIFFITH CASE WILL BE THAT OF INSANITY
Agony Of Apprehension of Sudden Death. Twenty Years of Heart Disease. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Cured Me.
PIANO SALE IN PROGRESS The Opportunity of a Lifetime to Secure a High Glass Instrument at a Great Saying. ; OUTSIDE AGENCIES DISCONTINUED Geo. J. Oirkel Co. Are Offering; ' Their Entire Stock of Pianos at Reduced PricßS. Every Piano Marked in Plain j Figures—Cash or Easy Payments.
Tried to Stab Himself
Negro Fiend Will Be Hanged
Rev. Anna Shaw President
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BELOW ZERO IJjJEW YORK Piercing Wind Adds to Discomfort GALE MAKES DANGEROUS CONDITIONS IN BALTIMORE Tottering Walls Blown Down and Roofs Sent Flying—Workmen and Militia Guards Suffer Keenly—Cold Weather in Pittsburg
DANGER AND DISCOMFORT Cold and Wind Work Havoc in City of Baltimore
Below Zero in Pittsburg
Snow Storm at Syracuse
Coldest of the Winter
POSTOFFICE SITE MUST WAIT FOR INCREASE No Provision Made in the Urgent Deficiency Bill
How Fullerton May Raise Money
Hay.ward Left Four Million Dollars
ATTEMPT AT BANK ROBBERY FAILED Watchman Fires at the Fleeing Robber
LAUCK ADJUTANT GENERAL Governor Pardee Appoints Successor to General Stone
Florida Limited Wrecked
RUNAWAY TELEPHONE COLLECTOR AND FAIR CASHIER ARE IN TOILS Wanted in Columbus, Ohio, for Alleged Embezzlement Warrant Charges Couple "With Appropriating $9300 Belonging to Company
SORRY. BUT TOO LATE Mrs. Driscoll Took Carbolic Acid in Her Husband's Presence
DEMURRER OF SENATOR BURTON IS OVERRULED
MANUEL AMADOR FIRST_PRESIDENT Panama Republic Chooses First President
MARDI GRAS IN FULL SWING Masker Chapman, Who Was Injured, Is Better
Charles Spengler Drowned
KIMBELL IS FREE FBI INDICTMENT Judge Bledsoe Sustains Supervisor's Demurrer
Insurance Companies in Trouble
INSANITY THE DEFENSE'S PLEA Significant Phases of the Miller Murder Trial
INTERVENTION IS JUSTIFIABLE San DoiningoßebelsEnter Our Consulate
GREAT FREIGHT WAR MAY SPREAD Threatens to Involve Eastern Lines GRAIN RATES IS CHIEF • BONE OF CONTENTION Harmony of Rates in the Trunk Line Territory May Be Broken—Effort to Confine the Fight to Grain Charges May Fail
Panama Constitution Promulgated
PAHOHA MAY BE MAN WANTED Riverside Sheriff After Suspected Murderer
CURED CONSTIPATION A Crashed Frait Tonic-Laxative Gives Health and Strength It Is Impcrtant That Every Sufferer freui Constipation Should SmmedUtely Take This fiercely—His Health Dimiads It.
OPERATIONS A FAD.
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REVOKE LICENSES Of CBIB SALOONS Police Commission Aids Purity* Crusade PANTHEON, BASKET AND EDEN MUST GO DRY j Favorable Report of Chief Elton Fails: to Save Saloons in the Red Light. Other Saloons May Be Placed Un« der the Ban
AN ENGLISHMAN'S VIEW British Official From Borneo Is Optimistic on the War
Card of Thanks
Eminent Journalist and Writer Believes Eastern War Will Not Come to Speedy Termination
CABS DERAILED; TRAjNS_DELAYED Wreck of Freight Train at Beaumont
Killed in a Snowslidc
Kansas "Smasher" Fined
CAPTAIN AND SIX MEN ARE MISSING Schooner Emma Utter Is Total Loss
Reception to Pastor
IN THE GOOD ODD FASHIONED DAYS t
FIRST STEPS FOR THE UMPAICN Republicans Prepare to Call Convention POLITICIANS HOLD INFORMAL MEETING Executive Committee Will Meet on March n, and a Meeting of the State Central Committee Is Called for March 12
GOES TO PHILIPPINES AS COMMISSIONER Cameron Forbes Distinguished Himself as College Athlete
Italian Boys Caught
HAY MANTON'S HINTS Nightgown 4649
LOCAL CHURCHMEN TO MAKE CRUSADE TOTHEHOLYLAND
Two Votes Short
NORTHERN RIVERS OUT OF THEIR BANKS
WHAT TEA DOES TO RHEUMATICS.
Coast Counties Storm Swept
Made It Warm For Him J
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THE CZAR S TRIBULATIONS
A BRAND NEW PRECEDENT
LOW ORANGE PRICES
THE PROPOSED BOND ISSUES
HEARSTIAN HYPOCRIaY
HOW CAPITAL AMD LABOR MAY BE BROUGHT TOGETHER
f ~ ~ Soc/txrf and S@sssp ~ ~ I
Plaza Church Choir Entertainment
Social Notes
THE PUBLIC PULSE Dr. Dowling Replies
MISSIONARIES OF MANY LANDS MEET 111 CONVENTION
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NEWS Of CIN 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Yost Pays Thirty
Hat Costs Dear
Young; Pays Fine
Exhibits for Fair
Youngster Runs Away
Flores Bound Over
English Changes Plea
Two Years for Fackner
Evidente Insufficient
Sentences Suspended
Finger Amputated
Case to Be Appealed
Gets Light Sentence
Tromb|y May Sue
MURINE EYE REMEDY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WOMAN TELLS WHY SHE WIELDED WHIP
BOARD SEEKS FOR LOSIJRDINANCE Report on Smoke IS usance Spirited Away
NEW CORPORATIONS
OPPOSE DELIVERY Of BOTTLED MILK Health Board Alarmed by Latest Epidemic
PERSONAL
CLERK ASKED_FOR LIST Civil Service Commission Wants Information From City Official
ANNUAL MILITARY BALL Veterans of Seventh California Entertain Their Friends
HOTEL ARRIVALS
KO MAN OR WOMAN CAN MAVC DYSPCPIIA i And Still Be Aftraaablt. Attraativi and Popular- A Certain Cura In Reach of All.
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SIX FAVORITES 111 A HGWAT ASCOT Rain and a Heavy Track Day's Features
TO HOLD DOG SHOW Local Fanciers Plan to Join Coast League
Sunny side Tenpin Team Gives Promise of Doing Great Things in Realm of Bowling
WONDERFUL BILLIARD RECORD "Chick" Wright's Exhibitions at Morley's Sets a New Mark
Hanlon to Meet Decker
HERALD'S FORM CHART
ENTRIES FOR TODAY *
Coronations (jolf Trophies
CLASS B TOURNAMENT Standing of the Teams and of the Individual Players
LEAP YEAR TOURNAMENT Mrs. Scott Atakes High Average at Monarch Bowling Alleys
RACING WILL GO TOJAKLAID Horses Are Coughing at Ingleside
Results at New Orleans
JOHNNY RITCHIE BEATS DE COURSEY Local Man Was Outclassed in Battle at San Diego
FISHERMAN'S TIDE TABLE
Bicycle Track Destroyed
Lacrosse Game
Ash Wednesday
Undelivered Telegrams
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS HEAVY CULL ON STREET FUND Council Is Flooded With Petitions
Pasadena Briefs
SLOW COURSE OF LAW OLD DRAINAGE SUITS ARE SET FOR TRIAL San Bernardino Municipal Funds Are Running Short—Schemes to Replenish the Town Treasury
BOND ISSUE ADVOCATED SANTA MONICA TRUSTEES MAY CALL AN ELECTION Superintendent of Streets Directed to Tear Up Old Horse Car Lines on Seventh Street—lnsane Frenchman
WHITTIER YOUTH RETURNS Came to Los Angeles and Was Arrested While Intoxicated
MORE FIRE PROTECTION One Beach City Takes Prompt and Decisive Action
More Juice for Corona
Commencement Day
Matilija Hot Springs
Lenten Sermon Today
Four "Sawed-Offs"
BOND SALE_ RATIFIED SAN DIEGO DESIRES FIRE PROTECTION Bridges Also Planned—Cooks and Waiters Will Organize— Old Hunter Fined—Golf Trophies Won
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
MILLS ON NEW ZEALAND Lecturer Tells of Reforms Carried Out by Government
MALICIOUS BURGLARS Thieving Vandals Do Great Damage to Fixtures
OF MURDER Coroner's Jury Finds Verdict Against a Mexican
BIGGEST LOAN ON RECORD E. J. Baldwin Draws Heavily Upon Hibernia Savings Bank
PITTSBURG MEN IN TOWN Prominent Knights Templar Arrive From the Smoky City
SWEDISH EDUCATOR IS DEAD Prof. Carl Swensson, Head of Kansas College, Succumbs to Pneumonia
Terms of Settlement Accepted
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
RAILWAY ORDERS AREJICTORIOUS Grievance Committees Make Report SOUTHERN PACIFIC TAKES BACK DISCHARGED MEN Controversies Are Discusscd at San Francisco, and, According; to Reports of Committees, Employes' Demands Are (iiven Consideration
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Ellery's Band Today
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STOCKS VARY BUT LITTLE
PURCHASE OF STOCKS IS WITHOUT NEW EXPLANATION Party Leaders Attempt to Awaken Interest in Trading
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Rccord
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Peaches in Demand
Live Stock Market
Cotton Ranges
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MARINE REPORT-FEB. 16
COLD WEATHER CAUSES THIRD SALE SUSPENSION
PRODUCE RULES STEADY ON WEATHER CONDITIONS Demand for Beans Active—Kggs Not Plentiful—Snipe Wanted
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
The Talk of Yonkcrs
CHANGE IN RULES FORCES HEAVY WHEAT LIQUIDATION
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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CHARMING MAIDENS ASSIST IN PRESENTING A ROMAN DRAMA
HII ACTION OF CONGRESS Money to Overcome the "Anaheim Disease"'
YOUNG MEN ENTERTAIN Bible Class of the First M, E. Church Gives Social Evening
At Salvation Army Barracks
CLUB EMPLOYE um IN JAIL William Yaeger Charged With Burglary
JUDGE RECEIVES CURIOUS LETTER Unknown Writer Tries to Save McNally
Young Men's Debate
TO BE INSTALLED AS NOME MATRON Adjutant Bailey Will Do Rescue AYork
Seriously 111
COMPTON MM IS FOOIPK VICTIM George H. Mason Is Relieved of Valuables
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