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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 176, 23 March 1904
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BATTERED PORT ARTHUR IS TARGET EOR JAPANESE ELEET
BANK CLOSED AND FORMER CASHIER NOW A FUGITIVE
f "BANK CLOSED" £
THE MORNING'S Ml
NORTHERN SECURITIES REDUCTION Directors in Favor of Distributing the Stock EXCITEMENT ON MARKET
NEW MAIL SERVICE ON TBEjIM EE Transcontinental Train to Los Angeles
JAPANESE TROOPS ARE MASSING ON THE YALU While Togo Fights at Sea Mikado's Soldiers Have Taken Precaution to Erect Earthworks Near Anju
EASTERN TEMPERATURES
SHELL AND SHOT RUIN ON TOWtt Russians Reply and Disable Enemy's . Battleship Mikado's Fleet Closes on Port From All Directions Protected From Shore Score Ships Wreak Destruction
JAP SHIPS BOMBARD PORT ARTHUR Mouth of Port Arthur s Harbor Sealed by Enemy of the Czar Vice Admiral Togo's Fast Naval Work Being Emulated bu the Land Forces of the Mikado on the Yalu River
RUSSIANS MAINTAINING SHARP LOOKOUT FOR ENEMY AT PORT ARTHUR
WANTS TO BE MADE TO MOVE
FIRING WAS PRACTICE AT FORTS
WANT A WARSHIP
KOREAN STUDENTS EXECUTED
OPENED TO FOREIGN TRADE
HAS LEFT FOR LAKE BAIKAL
RUSSIAN FLOTILLA AT TUNIS
Instructed lor Roosevelt
SEVEN INDICTED FOR LAND FRAUDS Six Homesteaders and a Millionaire Stockman
JEROME WITNESS BILL IS PASSED It Is the Outcome of the Gambling Crusade
QUEEN CITY ANCHORS IN QUATSINO SOUND Reports of Wreck Prove False, as the Steamer Makes Snug Harbor
Authoress Will Lecture
ASIATIC RULER IS GIVEN POISON
Predicts a Long Campaign; Japs Lack Transport Facilities Herald's Special Correspondent in Japan Thinks That Japan's Weakness in Mounted Infantru Will Be Felt
MAY BE IN MEXICO Hays Thought to Have Crossed the Border Near San Diego
FORCE BANKRUPTCY ONJLUNGERS Sully's Estate Covered With Attachments
CARPENTERjCAUSES TROUBLE M. S. Quinn Drives Family From , Home and Smashes Furniture
Army Nominations Confirmed
CORTELYOU PROBES TRUSTJCHEMES Resolution Starts Governmental Prying
Military Camp Grounds Bill
Cuban Treaty Ratified
Vineyard Owners to Organize
Liscomb-Civille
His Ignorance
A Consoling Thought
What He Feared
THE HERALD'S R.AILROAD GUIDE
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USED STRANGER KILLS HIMSELF George Walsh Takes Life at Pasadena POOR HEALTH AND QUARREL WITH HIS SON THE CAUSE The Man Drinks Poison From a Glass and Falls at the Feet of His Horrified Son—"Goodbye, Will, I Have Done My Worst"
ROOSEVELT INDORSED BYPENNSYLVANIANS Allegheny County Republicans Nominate Congressmen
AMERICAN SHIPPING BADLY HANDICAPPED Canadians Compel Transport of Alaskan Imports Under British Flag
IRISH HOME RULERS WIN Lawrence Waldron Elected From Dubliit to Support Old Program
HYDE AND DIMOND HAD TO GIVE FURTHER BOND Preliminary Examination in Land Fraud Case Beguji ,
RECALLS AWFUL DETAILS OF ELEVATOR ACCIDENT
MAY AIR SCANDAL IN JAPANESE DIET Tobacco Monopoly Was Planned
Postoffice Bill Amended
Bill to Repeal Desert Land Act
WALBRIDGE FOR VICEPRESIDBT Missouri Delegates Are So Instructed
TO NEGOTIATE TRANSFER OF PANAMA CANAL PROPERTY Special Assistant Attorney General Russell and Judge Day Sail
Found Dead in Bed
Be Quick
HOUSE DISCUSSES POSTOFFICE BILL Number of Amendments Disposed Of BUT ONE PAGE OF THE MEASURE CONSIDERED Resignation of Senator-Elect Charles Dick as a Representative From the State of Ohio, Which Will Take Effect Today, Was Read
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS OCCUPY THE SENATE Objection Is Made to Ultra Civil Service Ideas of Reform
ANOTHER SHOTGUN VICTIM AT VENTURA Frank Krause of Oxnard Wounded in Muscles of Left Arm1"
IRATE MOTHER FAILS TO STOP ELOPEMENT Myrtle Worden and Oswald Dowker Secretly Wed and Are Forgiven
House Reduces Appropriation
McCall Committee in Session
Queen City on the Rocks
Underwriters Fear Wreck
Odell Bows to Piatt
Suicide Slaughters Family
Japanese Commissioners Arrive
NO AGREEMENT REACHED BY MARINE ENGINEERS
School Pictures
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DOCTORS INSTRUCT THE BOTKIR JURORS Details Given of Deathbed Struggles MUCH ARSENIC IN THE CHOCOLATE CANDY Relatives and Doctors Endeavor to Reconcile Contradictions Between Testimony at This and Previous Trials—Register Not Evidence
"PACIFIC STEEL TRUST ELECTS ITS OFFICERS Harrison Gray Otis of Los Angeles Is Made the President
DOCTORS INDORBE HERPICIDE Because Its Formula Is Submitted to Them
Million Dollar Baby Interviewed; Senator Clark's Only Grandson Talks
FAVORABLE REPORT ON THREE HAWAIIAN BILLS Authorized by Senate Committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico
PRIVATE BIDDER FAVORED !N THE SALE OF BONDS E. H. Rollins Gets San Diego's Securities at a Good Premium
PHYSICIANS EVER.YWHER.E
HAD LUNCHEON ' WITfHfSIDENT Canal Commission White House Guests
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POLICE ORDERED TO CLOSE ALL HOUSES OF ILL FAME IN RESIDENCE DISTRICTS
ARLINGTON DESERTED
THIRTEEN JURORS, WIFE OMITIK Remarkable Features of Antony Trial BIG LEGAL BATTLE ON CONTESTED POINT^ The Accused Is Deprived of Family Sympathy by Law, but May Not Escape Through the Sickness of a Juryman—Only Twelve Vote
OFFICERS ARRIVE FROM BURNED SHIP Clarence S. Bement, Coal Laden, Perishes at Sea
Sultan Was Resigned
OR. DOLAN DIES VERY SUDDENLY AT RIVERSIDE 4.4.4.4.
HUMAN BAROMETERS
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ORANGE MEN'S GRIEVANCES
A QUESTIONABLE PROJECT
CHINESE OR NONE
DRIVEN FROM COVER
THE ROAD TO RUIN
STATEHOOD ON THE SHELF
– Socsai ffliary and Sosstp –
Whist and Recitations
<SegroffaO'on o/ TSico j
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HEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Romance Begun in East Culminates in Marriage
SMITH ACCUSED OF FELONY Wanted for Alleged Misappropriation of Funds From Livery Deal
A. 0. U. W. Meeting
PERSONAL
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ROYAL PAGEANT FOR BRITISH DUKE Cambridge Laid to Rest at Kensal Green
HEW RAM FULLS THROUGHOUT STATE Conditions Favorable for Further Downpour LOS ANGELES RAIN RECORD
[DRENCHING SHOWERS THROUGHOUT STATE General Rains Promise Benefit Over a Wide Area of Country
LOS ANGELES STREET FRONTAGE IS SOLD
New York Society
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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BRAGG Wins THE FREEJIANDICAP Colonel Bogey, the Favorite, Breaks Down
TO CONTEST FOR BASKET BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
FAVORITES MAKE GOOD tfOIKUWD Talent Also Wins Money On Seconds
Results at Little Rock
SEYMOUR'S FATE SETTLED President of P. A. A. Will Hear the Collegian's Case
CARNEY WINS FIRST Match Game of Pin Pool Begun. Johnson Loses
NEW YORK SPORTING l PAPER CHANGES HANDS
LACROSSE AT SANTA BARBARA Los Angeles and Mission Club Play Next Saturday t
RAIN MAY HOLD BALLJAME BACK Fans Given Topic to Talk About
BROKE AMATEUR RECORD FOR THE POLE VAULT Norman Dole, Stanford Athlete, Crossed It at Height of 12 Feet
TRIO BOWLING TOURNEY Entries Will Be Closed Next Monday Evening
Sears' Big Score
Famous Colt Dead
Lincolnshire Handicap
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Undelivered Telegrams
COLORADO TROOPS ARE UNDER ARMS Ready for Service on Short Notice
Effort to Settle Troubles
Miners Secure Injunction
A German Legacy
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF COAST LEAGUE GAMES
HERALD'S FORM CHART
LICENSE RETURNED TOJEDEN CAFE Police Board Grants New Saloon Permits
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NERVE STIMULANT; NOT SELF-MURDER Ex-Policeman's Friends Refute Suggestion DROPPED FROM FORCE FOR DERELICTION OF DUTY An Electrican Falls From the Scaffold at Rublo Without Fatal Injury, and Is Taken to the Sisters' Hospital Here for Treatment
Ryan's Serious Fall
Consumers* League Annual
Y, M. C. A. Lender Coming
Acquiesce in Millionaire's Wish
POWER HOUSE REMOVED Stacks and Boilers Taken From Ocean Park—New Local Ordinances
CITY TRUSTEES MEET Railroad Company Must Settle for Tearing Up Tracks
GIFFEN WON_JHE DAY Awarded First Prize in Pomona Oratorical Championship Contest PT-ADirVOVT 4* – riiM.n A#
TO VOTE ONJ-OCAL OPTION Corona's Candidates All Selected for the Spring Election
NEW PASSENGER DEPOT Three Railroads to Combine Their Offices at San Bernardino
"BLIND j>KT_ARRESTS Two More Alleged Offenders Taken Into Custody at Ventura
Sojourner* at Coronado
HARRIMAN SYSTEM TO BE REORGANIZED W. H. Bancroft to Manage Omaha and San Francisco Lines
WHARF PLANS CHANGED
FIFTIETH CONVOCATION UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
i Elsinore Personals
Tornado in Arkanaas
Irish Voters Worry Balfour
Swept by Fire and Flood
To Consider Workingmen
Fight on Slot Machines
Settlement Postponed
Bak Railway Collision
WRECKED AT BROKEN BRIDGE Eleven Injuries But No Serious Casualties
LUMBERMEN WAIT RAILROAD FAVORS
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
HEALTH BOARD • WANTS POWER Will Hold Conference to Prepare Legislation
Wants More Missionaries
Dinner Party
The Gould System East
MONEY DISAPPEARS MYSTERIOUSLY # Penning Sued for Shortage in Collections
LOST JEWELS FOUND Mrs. W. J. Hynes Recovers Gems Valued at Over $1200
GUNSHOT WOUND PROVED FATAL Charles Brandt Dies at Deaconess Hospital
William Gilkey Dies
Italians at Chutes
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STOCKS ARE HEAVILY BOUGHT
MERGER SECURITIES PROVE OBJECTS OF ATTENTION
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
SHORTS ARE ACTIVE BUYERS OF WHEAT
Sugar, Coffee and Produce
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
ACTIVE MOVEMENT IN TOMATOES REPORTED Stocks in Liquidation Pass Into Stronger Hands—Eggs Higher
COTTON AGAIN DISTURBED
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
SMALL SIZED ORANGES ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Wools in Demand
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Market
MARINE REPORT-MARCH 22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
M9R.E MONEY
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nuns REFUSE TO REDUCE RATES Orange Growers Must Pay Present Charges CONFERENCE ENDS WITHOUT RESULTS Traffic Officials and Representatives of California Fruit Agency Hold a Meeting, and' Ultimatum Is Given That Rates Will Be Unchanged
INCORPORATE ROSE TOURNEY Pasadena Celebration Will Be Conducted by Company in Future
FOR TICKET VALIDATION Offices Will Be Maintained in Various Parts of St. Louis
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
WRIGHT WANTS HIS ■ CASE MADE CLEAR Civil Service Board Is Appealed To
TRUANT SCHOOL OPENS Miss Frank, Who Conducts It, Has Special Qualifications
MUST NOT SELL STOCK Judge Protects Deliquent Shareholders of Hercules Oil Company
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
Prisoner Walked Off
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
MISSIONARY IS < ASSASSINATED ON SALMAS' PLAINS
FOUND DEAD ON SAND LOT Denver Young Man Commits Suicide by Taking Poison
CHARGES INSANITY; SELLS BUSINESS Strange Case Before the Insanity Commission
Charles J. Stromberg Dead
A Specialty
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