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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 158, 5 March 1904
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. STODDAED LOSES ARIZONA OFFICE
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PERISHED IN EIRE 111 I OKLAHOMA Three Persons Known to Have Died in Flames DAMAGE WILL REACH §500,000 Area Damaged by Fire I and Wind Covers 100 Miles Square
HUNTINGTON'S BIG DEAL INVOLVING MILLIONS Texas Telephone Companies a New Field of Operations
AMERICAN MARINES GOING TO FRONTIER El Minister of United !! States Takes : Action I CITIZENS TO || BE PROTECTED Report of a Sanguinary Battle Off Port :i of Che 100
SURVIVORS TELL OF SANGUINARY BATTLE
AMERICAN NURSES GO TO THE FRONT
LAMSDORFF WISHES TO RESIGN OFFICE
RAILROAD REGION IS IN STATE OF SIEGE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT REQUISITIONS VESSELS
UNITED STATES MARINES LEAVE FOR FAR EAST
RETVIZAN BLOCKS ENTRANCE TO HARBOR
PRINCE VON ARENBERG DECLARED INSANE BY BERLIN MILITARY COURT Was Convicted' of Brutal Murder of British Spy Whose Wife He Was Infatuated With in Southwest Africa
FAIRBANKS FOR VICE_PHESIDENT Will Accept Nomination by Republicans
EMPEROR GRANTS PARDON TO BUFFALO MAN E. Engesser Was Arrested at Baden for Desertion From Army
ENDORSED 8) HIS HOME DISTRICT Roosevelt Upheld by New York Voters
MUST DIE FOR KILLING HIS FATHER-IN-LAW San Francisco Jury Returns Unqualified Verdict Against Policeman
EARTHQUAKE IN PERU CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE Shock Was the Most Severe Felt in Thirty Years
STANDARD REDUCES PRICE OF PETROLEUM
ACTRESS IS 11 SERIOUS STATE Unconscious in Her Hotel From Poisoning
JURY SAYS HE WAS UNDULY INFLUENCED Will of Late James Meadows of Salinas Declared Void
LOS ANGELES MAM BUNCOED ON A TRAIN Advanced $35 to Two Men of Recent Acquaintance
FORTY-ONE INCHES OF RAIN AT REDDING First Clear Sky Yesterday for Past Thirty Day*
AMERICAN MARINES SENT TO FRONTIER NEW YORK, March s.—There has been s three days' bombardment by the Japanese of Port Arthur, according to a Herald dispatch from Tien Tsin and timed at half past eight this (Saturday) morning. The attack was kept up at intervals on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The Japanese ships attacking the town were in action first at a distance of nine and three-eighths miles from the forts, and then they drew eloMr, their range being four and three-quarter miles. Minister Allen Will Protect Americans in Korea at All Hazards
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FEELS MORE SECURE
VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON RECEIVES SUPPLIES
CZAR SENDS AUTOGRAPH LETTER TO THE KING
WIRENUS' SQUADRON WILL RETIRE TO SPAIN
ENGLISH OFFICER TO JOIN HIS REGIMENT
RUSSIAN BOATS HAVE PLENTY OF TORPEDOES
UNITED STATES WILL HOLD CABLE LINE
MANCHURIAN OFFICE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
NEW INSURRECTION HAS BROKEN OUT IN ALBANIA
JEWISH PHYSICIANS START FOR THE FRONT
BUFFALO'S CONVOY PASSES PERIM ISLAND
HAWAIIANS WILL NOT EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS Money Appropriated Will Be Used for Other Purposes
GENERAL HERNANDEZ BIDS PRESIDENT GOODBYE Representative of Venezuela Leaves for His Home
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
EARTHQUAKE WAS CAM ELDODS Socorro Has 38 Quakes in 60 Days
SCHOONER GRACE DOLLAR LIBELED FOR SALVAGE Compensation for Rescuc Will Be Left to the Courts
WAR DECLARED BETWEEN OAKLAND LUMBER DEALERS Thirteen Companies Trying to Secure Higher Prices
AMENDMENT INTRODUCED TO POSTOFFICE BILL Measure to Prohibit Carriers From Engaging in Business
SIOUX CITY BANKER JCOMMITS SUICIDE Financial Reverses Affected the Mind of Frank L. Larue
ENGLISH LABOR LEADER RELEASED ON BAIL Was Detained by Authorities for Teaching Anarchy
LICENSE ISSUED FOR SOUTH PASADENA BANK
PRESIDENT SENDS IN HIS NOMINATIONS
URUGUAYAN FORCES ROUT REBEL LEADER
FIRE INSURANCE IS TO BE ADVANCED / :
MORMON PRESIDENT DENOUNCES SPIES Senator Hoar Asks- a Number of Questions in Effort to Determine Women's Bights in the Church
Ws Have Hit the Bull's Eye
Volcanoes Arc Active
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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LEAVES GUANTANAMO , FOR SAN DOMINGO Admiral Dewey Will Investigate Conditions on Island
CANADIAN PACIFIC TRAIN WRECKED AT FORKS
COMMITTEE CALLS FOR INFORMATION Large Salaries Obtained by Influence
SAN JOSE GIRL IS ABROAD^IN_N|GHTG°WN Miss Lena Felton Escapes From Sick Bed During Night
DUMONT SUCCEEDS IN OBTAINING CONCESSION Brazilian Aeronaut Will Try for Prize at St. Louis
MEXICAN FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING CHINAMAN R. R. Juarez Is Given Sentence of Life Imprisonment V
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
Comes Here to Engage in Missionary Labor
msnmiy mm BE M DEFENSE Rapid Progress of the Boxall Trial
O'BRIEN LOCKED UP IN WASHINGTON JAIL Alessenger Manning Has a Good Chance of Recovery
MEXICO RECOGNIZES REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
HEINZ AND CLARK HELD BY COURT Decision Rendered in Mining* Case
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
LABOR TROUBLES INJOLORADO Damage Suits Sequel to Conspiracy Case MILITARY DEPORTS RESTAURANT KEEPER C. V. Baldwin, Proprietor of Cosmopolitan Restaurant, Ordered by the Military Authorities to Leave Telluride Because Boarded Strikers
Oakland Meat Markets
To Investigate Labor
Fair Strike Ends
Miners on Strike
BOLD HIGHWAYMAN NEAR JMA CRUZ Operates Just Outside of City Limits
Head of Good Roads Movement Arranges tor State Convention
FATHER-IN-LAW TO HEAL BREACH Eben Smith, Los Angeles Millionaire, in Denver
Two Days St Hotel Del Monte
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WALKER CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT Commission Summoned to Washington MEMBERS SAIL FOT PANAMA MARCH 22 Rear Admiral Rixey, Surgeon General of the Navy, Is Going to Pan•mc to Make an Inspection of the Sanitary Conditions
SAN DIEGO HAS A GOOD CHANCE House Committee Reports on Quarantine Station
GOVERNMENT TO ERECT TONTO CEMENT PLANT Decision Follows Rejection of Bids Submitted by Manufacturers
DELINQUENT EMPLOYES WILL BE SUSPENDED
BURIED 111 SNOW FDR TWO WEEKS Three Trains Missing in Montana
Transport Dix Arrive*
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
"Lark Ellen" Has Returned to Her California Home
VON WALDERSEE'S CONDITION SERIOUS Friends of German Count Fear the Worst
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
BURT ALVORD LANDED BEHIND BARS OF TERRITORIAL PRISON Arizona Man-Hunters' Chief Orders That Rangers Who Miss Quarry Shall Besign
BEAN RANCH BRINGS ALMOSUMILLION Schiappa-PietraProperty Is Sold by Trustees WORLD'S BIGGEST BEAN RANCH HAS BEEN SOLD Purchaser Is the Alan Who Sold the Ventura Property a Year Ago to California Trust and Farm Company, an English Syndicate
M'LMU WILL FACE OPPOSITION / Argues in Favor of New Los Angeles Building
NEWSPAPER MAN SHOT BY RESIDING BURGLARS Rattle in San Francisco Results in a Casualty
CLUBBED CONDUCTOR CLUTE OVER HEAD Unknown Man Had Scalper's Ticket Taken From Him
APPEftL MADE FOR TOBACCOGROWERS Competition Killed by Pool. Says Stanley
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
U. S. S. Harford Arrives
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TO KEEP WRECK ! FIEND FROM WORK I Pacific Electric Will Offer Reward -« SIX ATTEMPTS IN SIX WEEKS CAUSE VIGILANCE Manager Randolph Says Company Is Determined to Prevent Further Attempts at Wrecking if Money and Energy Are of Any Avail Jan. 26—First attempt to wreck street cars on Long Beach line. Jan. 29—Second attempt on same line. Feb. I—Third attempt to wreck! Long Beach cars. Feb. 9—Attempt to derail car car-! rying sight-seeing Oaklanders. Feb. 21—Attempt to wreck Whijttier car. March 3—Fourth attempt to wreck Long Beach car.
Sunset Club Grove
Ministerial Reunion
RUNAWAY GIL TO BE SENT TO WIIIIIER Clarence Garter Says Me Will Retail After Harvest
FORGED QUALIFIES PLEHF GUILTY Littleton Schemed for Short Sentence
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
LIBRARY BONDS A DEAD ISSUE Council Will Not Renew Vetoed Ordinance THE DEMOCRATS WOULD BUILD IN CENTRAL PARK Republican Councilmen Will Support Bowen's Veto—Mayor Desirous That Bonds Be Voted for Building in Central Park—Now Party Issue
.TO OCCUPY NEW HOME Hamilton Methodist Edifice Will Be Formally Opened Sunday
Church Choir Change
"Proof of Immortality"
To Hold Labor Carnival
Bartlett at It Again
PROFESSOR MEAD FAVORSJRAINAQE Believes Adequate System Would Benefit State RESULT OF OBSERVATIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES Professor of Irrigation at University of California Is Convinced After a Long Tour Abroad That the State Needs Complete Drainage System
FUNERAL OF DR. CARPER Will Take Place Sunday Afternoon From Faimly Residence
Oswald Case Continued
Talk on War Issues
Bartlett at It Again
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A NEAT POLITICAL TURN
AN AMERICAN BLOT
WANTED—A CHICKEN CATCHER
HOME AND FOREIGN CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
NEWSPAPERS AND COURTS
1 CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK |
BAPTIST
EPISCOPAL
CATHOLIC
CHRISTIAN
CONGREGATIONAL
Y. W. C. A.
CHURCH NOTES
Bascombe's Mania Returns
Italians at the Chutes
HAY MANTON'S HINTS
Bartlett at It Again
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IMS OF CIII II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
THE OVERWORKED EYE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Wa Have Hit the Bull's Eya
OWNERS OF SHACKS ARE UNDER ARREST Building Inspector Proposes to Enforce Law
PERSONAL
Bartlatt at It Again
Actually Fre? Prices Are Not Only Pruntd to the Quick But ws Pay the First Instalment Do You Want A Webir?
HOTEL ARRIVALS
SAVAGE LIOM WHICH KILLED TRAILED POIiY COMING HERE
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JOCKEY EIFEItN. RULEOJFF TRACK Will Ride No More Unless Reinstated
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
ENGLISH TEAM WINS THIRD TEST MATCH
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
HIGH WIND MATERIALLY SPOILS GOLF SCORES IN OPEN MEET
WHITNEY STABLE 10 BE JETHEO Horses Will Run in Name of F. R. Hitchcock
JACK CLIFFORD PUTS OUTJOMMY MARKHAM Salt Lake Fight Ends in a Complete Knockout
HERALD'S FORM CHART
FIVE FAVORITES RETURN WINNERS Bookmakers Hit Hard at Oakland Races
WOULD GIVE CLEVELAND SPECIAL PRIVILEGES Extraordinary Measure Introduced in Virginia Legislature rspeclal to Th« Herald.) .
LONG WAS KNOCKED DOWN ELEVEN TIMES Oakland Boy Was No Match for His Antagonist
Big Haul of Barracuda
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
READ! FOR MEET ' AT^LAREMONI Interscholastic Contests Sure to Be Close
Bartlett at It Again
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WILL PLAY FOR BASEBALL HONORS Intercollegiate Championship to Be Decided
FRENCH BILLIARDIST DEFEATS GEORGE SUTTON
CHARLEY THORPE WILL RETIRE FROM TRACK
Rushers Left at Post
Stripes' Easy (iame
Morley Beats Du Bois
High School Baseball
Ball Players Arrive
Ryan Gets Decision
TRACE JEFFRIES' MONEY DEALS Creditors Still After Ex-Police Sergeant
ONE-ARMED CRIPPLE IS BADLY INJURED
TO INVESTIGATE BIG LARD FRAUDS Government Official Is in Los Angeles
Veterans Meet
Murphy Meeting Sunday
PIER AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS Buildings Projected for Ocean Park's Principal Street
LIQUOR THE ISSUE hot Election Campaign Will Be Fought at San Jacinto
Many Mothers of a Like Opinion
Bartlett at It Again
PASADENA AXMEN RAVE BIG MEETING Entertain in Honor of Noted Lodge Man
Undelivered Telegrams
SHOE DEALER VICTIMIZED GAVE CHANGE F'"R BOGUS TWENTY-DOLLAR BILL Merrill Brown, a Clerk in Carrier's Shoe Store, Donates a Stranger $16.50 and a Pair of Shoes
MERCHANTS DUPED Two Strangers Work Flim-flam (iame on Riversiders
HUMANE SOCIETY ORGANIZED Temporary Organization Is Effected at San Pedro
CLERGYMAN IS WANTED Effort to Re-establish Services in the Monrovia Episcopal Mission
POLITICS GETTING WARM
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
ARRANGE SERVICE FOR BATHS LINE New Road to Be Opened March 12
Head Struck by a Beam
Maple Avenue Association
W. C. T. U. Meeting
WOMEN AS VOTERS WOULDJO GOOD Miss Laughlin Talks oil Suffrage
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
Trust Thoso Who H»v» Tried.
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
RAILWAY WINS TRANSFER SUIT Judge Oster Sustains Demurrer
STOPS THE COUGH Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
Bartlett at It Again
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STOCKS RULE SEMI-STAGttAttT
BETTER FEELING NOTED IN WALL STREET DEALS
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
I Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
WHEAT REMAINS MUCH UNSETTLED
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Apricots Rule Firm
Live Stock Market
Bartlett at It Again
NEW RHUBARB RULES ARE NOT OUTLINED Northern Growers May Find a Small Outlet in Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
We Have Hit the Bull's Eye
Reads Like a Fairy Tale
POOR ORANGES SELL FOR LOW PRICES
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARf
BANK CLEARINGS
MARINE REPORT-MARCH 4
Bartlett at It Again
AGED WOMAN ROBBED
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