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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 247, 2 June 1904
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/THI MORNING'S MS
TEXAS OIL FIELDS ARE DIMINISHING Demand Greatly in Excess of the Supply STANDARD IS AFTER CONTROL Owners in the Big Hill District Band Together
IS DEAD BEFORE HER HUSBAND REACHES HOME Mrs. Bradshaw of Hemet Was Seized With Stroke of Paralysis
ACCUSED OF ROBBING A SAN FRANCISCO PRIEST Superior Judge Issues Writ of Habeas Corpus for Prisoner
SERIOUS BREAD RIOT IMMINENT IN MONTREAL At Least 300 Italians Are Without Food or Shelter
200 JAPANESE SLAIN IN BATTLE AT VAGENFUCHU COSSACKS TURN CHARGE INTO DISASTER Japanese Unable to Check Furious Advance ef Muscovites
WOULD REMAIN IN CITY PRISON Assessor Metz Desires a Full Investigation
AMERICANS REFUSED TO KNEEL TO POPE PIUS Vatican Authorities Give Notice Favored Ones Must Follow Custom
Big Rush to Yellowstone Park
HEARST HEADQUAR'i c£RS IN ST. LOUIS ORDERED CLOSED Missouri Henchmen Say New York Editor Is Sure of Being Nominated
HEARST WING DEFEATED IN MICHIGAN MEETING Wolverine Democrats Uninstructed, but Are to Vote as a Unit
Maine Democrats Split on Hearst
Missouri Republicans Nominate
TO BUILD ELEVATOR TO GLACIER POINT
| INSANE CHINESE f | MURDERER SENT | f BACK TO ASYLUM f 4> *
W. J. BRYAN DICTATES PLATFORM His Views Indorsed by the Nebraska Convention ORATOR HEADS DELEGATION Views Adopted Reaffirm the Kansas City Platform
NEBRASKBN SWAYS ILL PRfICEEDINGS Delegation From His Own County Opposed SPEAKER HINTS BRYAN IS THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE Declares Him Greatest Statesman of the Day, and Predicts Great Political Future for Him—Platform Would Reform Government System
Would Relieve Country
Bryan Heads Delegation
OKLAHOMA CONVENTION AN UNMANAGEABLE BODY Leaders in Favor of Naming Uninstructed Delegates Victorious
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS FINISHJTHEIR LABORS Ministers Enjoined to Look Closely to Those Seeking Marriage
Old Newspaper Suspends
JAPANESE GIVES OVER A MILLION TO WAR FUND
OBSCENITY AND FRAUD ENJOINED Postoffice Department to Restrain Newspapers
CELEBRATE COMPROMISE OF BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
Los Angeles Man Sentenced
Sir Henry Irving to Retire
Cape Breton Strikers Riotous
Odell Confers With Porter
TO ASSASSINATE CARTER HARRISON Crazy Man Is Arrested in Chicago
TO ANNIHILATE ALLJMENIANS Ali Nouri Says Such Is Sultan's Ambition
NATION'S POCKETBOOK HAS A BIG HOLE IN IT Monthly Statement of Public Debt Shows $56,447,576 Increase
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LAYS OFF 1100 MEN Late Opening of Lake Traffic Given as Cause of Cut
WANTS GUNBOAT SENT AFTER THE GONEMAUGH Steamer Not Heard of Since Leaving Chilean Port in February
ELKINS WOULD LIKE TO BE QUAY'S SUCCESSOR willing to Make Race if He Secures Support of Durham
CALIFORNIAN'S BODY IS BURIED AT ARLINGTON
Denver Officials Take Oath
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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PROHIBITIONISTS ABANDON CANDIDATE Want" Miles to .Make a Public Statement DECLARE THEY CANNOT OTHERWISE NAME HIM Chairman of National Committee Asserts Party Will Not Follow General's Suggestion That It Await Action of Democratic Convention
WILL DONATE LARGE SUM TO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Adolph Lewisohn to Provide Means for Poor to Go Through College
SUSPECTEIT PLAGUE CASE ON BOARD LINER K'REA
JUDGE GRAY IS CHOSEN TO PRESIDE OVER CONFERENCE
FILIPINO COMMISSIONERS DEPART FOR THE EAST
Life Insurance Statistics
New Corporations ip East
Crystal Waters of Lake Tahoe.
ENGINEERS BALLOT IN VAIN FOR THIRD ASSISTANT CHIEF Matt Shay Flagged by His Friends and Withdraws Peter Kilduff Probable Winner of Coveted Position
CURRENCY QUESTION IS NEARING A SETTLEMENT
"Teachers' Special" to 4st. i_ouis Exposition
SEEK TO ADJUST ALLjDIFFEREIICES Kussia and Great Britain Making Terms
JUDGE DE HAVEN DENIES MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL G. W. Rumble Sentenced to Eighteen Months for Illicit Use of Mails
DO NOT WANT PER CAPITA TAX RAISED Majority of Miners' Delegates Favor Assessments
WILL SEARCH FOR LOST MAYOR IN MICHIGAN WOODS
Coast Firms Merged
INDQRSERS MUST MAKE JOTES GOOO Santa Rosa Judge Decides Peculiar Case
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS STATE MEDICAL EXAMINERS Decision Qives Board Unlimited Power Regarding Licenses
Going East?
Begins Canvass of Vote for Officers
HEADQUARTERS ARE FORMALLY OPERED Republicans Preparing for Convention COLISEUM BUILDING IS READY FOR DELEGATES Chairs Placed in Chicago Hall and Even Typewriters and Telephones Installed—Majority of Delegates Have Forwarded Their Credentials
WYOMING DELEGATION WILL BE FOR HEARST Considered Practically Certain They Will Be Instructed for Him
Transport Sheridan Sails
Frick Not After Quay's Place
PLAN TO BREAK ILLINOIS DEADLOCK Delegates May Be Freed From Obligations THREE MEASURES ARE PROPOSED TO END IT Of Seven Candidates Before Republican Convention Only Yates and Deneen Oppose Resolution—Sixty-Sixth Ballot Does Not Nominate
MILITIA SENT TO PREVENT CLASH Arrest of a Union Man Arouses Strikers SERJOUS TROUBLE IS THREATENED IN OHIO Governor Takes Prompt Measures to Avert Bloodshed, and Places District Under Martial Law—Both Sides Heavily Armed
Change in S. P. Time
Card of Thanks
World's Fair Depot
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RUSSIAN PRINCE CANES LAMSDORFF Muscovite Nobleman Assaults Minister In Crowded St. Petersburg Thoroughfare
FAMOUS HOTEL IS GUTTED BY FIRE The Iturbide at Ensenada Destroyed
Putting Out the Light
Too Far Back
Then He Talked
THRfIOP INSTITUTE RECEjVES $10,1)00 $150,000 to Found Portland Institute
CHINESE NAVY IS TOASTEDINGOTHAM Amid Great Cheers Diners Break Glasses
The Cheap Watch Habit
FRANCE AIDS TO CATCH KIDNAPERS I Negotiations in Progress at Tangier OTHER BANDITS PLAN SIMILAR OUTRAGES State Department Cables American Consul That This Government Will Hold Sultan Responsible for the Prisoners' Safety
More Kidnaping Planned
Choate Is Cabled
Britain Acts With France
| POISONED WATER | I BARREL CLAIMS § | SEVEN VICTIMS $
MIKADO RUDY TO HILT MIGRATION Immigration Commissioner of Japan Arrives WILLING TO AVERT A ' PRESENT YELLOW PERIL Japanese Government Is Willing to Prevent Further immigration to This Country if Uncle Sam Should Wish It Done
FAIR'S SISTERS CONVEY PROPERTY TO EACH OTHER Deeds Part of Arrangement Entered Into Last Spring
JURY RETURNS SIMPLE VERDICT OF SUICIDE
WOMAN STANDS VINDICATED Let This Put an End to One of the Most Pernicious of Libels
DISCERNS HAPPIER ERA AMONGNATIONS Premier Balfour Outlines Anglo-French Bill THE LONG CONTINUED QUARRELJSOON TO END Under the Old Newfoundland Shore Arrangement Peace Between Great Britain and France Hung by a Slender Thread
PAPER MILL EMPLOYES GO OUT ON STRIKE Relations With Employers Have Been Strained for Some Time
HAIL BREAKS WINDOWS AND DAMAGES CROPS
Sues for Salary as County Auditor
North Atlantic Fleet at Lisbon
Two Views
COOLIES MUTINY AGAINST^WRQNGS Thousands in Eiot While Being Deported HALF A MILLION CHINESE TO GO TO SOUTH AFRICA British Government Will Use Them in the Diamond and Gold Alines. How the Question of Reliable Cheap Labor Is to Be Settled
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JUDGE WISHES TO MAKE RECORD Sail Francisco Furniture Company Accused
MINERS IN MINNESOTA STRIKE AGAINST CUT Parade Streets and Declare None Shall Replace Them
BLACKMAILED MILLIONAIRE J. R. PLATT FOR $685,385 Deputy Sheriff, Going to Arrest the Woman, Refused Admittance
San Francisco Grain Man on Trial
Botkin Case Continued
Rumble Asks for a New Trial
BENEFIT FOR CHURCH FUND Women of Independent Church of Christ Plan Unique Affair
Condemns Buildings
A New Story
Single Rail Systems
COMMENCEMENT AT THROOP IS NEAR Many Functions Are in Preparation
WILL SUBMIT QUESTIONS Fruit Agency Controversy Will Be Given a Hearing This Morning
Will It Pay
One Happy Hour
From a Higher Elevation
AUTHOR AttD POET AT THIRTEEN YEARS Glady* Bich, m Mlfth School Girl* Write# Poetry and Prose
ATTEMPTED SMUGGLING Messenger Boy Tries to Pass Opium Into City Jail
ANGELUS IS TRANSFERRED Hotel Now Owned and Managed by Loomis Brothers
IMPROVING PICNIC PARK Salt Lake Railroad Plans Attraction at Riverside
Cut Rates to Canada
NEGRO ROBBERS STILE MISSING Portland Detectives Are Skeptical
FEDERATION OF UNIONS Labor Council Gives Place to Central County Organization
GERM FEAR IS A CRAZE TWENTIETH CENTURY FADS PURSUED BY ALL Science Discovers Millions of New Microbes With Rapidity—Methods of Destroying Them
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS CULINARY SKILL ADDS MUCH TO PEACE POSSIBILITY Frank Training for Home Duties Ona of the Demands of the Age—Meth* ods Discussed
Phonograph Ordinance
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FAIRBANKS FOR VICE PRESIDENT
A STRIKING SIMILARITY
BRIGANDAGE IN MOROCCO
SENATOR BARD'S OUTLOOK
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE'S CONSCIENCE
SENATOR BIRD IS STILL CO* Residuary Legatee to Flint Machine TOM HUGHES MAY JUMP HIS FORMER ASSOCIATES Contest for Nomination for the Su« pervisorships Is Waxing Warm. Leon F. Moss Appears as Backer of Kellogg in the Second District
Fourth District Fight
Patterson's Opponent
TORNADO STRIKES CHURCH DURING FUNERAL SERVICE Dozen Persons Hurt and Much Damage Done to Farm Property
11l FRIENDS AN® FLOWERS POPULAR PAIR ARE WEB Shankland — Chandler Nuptials a Scene of Beautu
Soctai and Sossep ~~
Bosby shell-Rhone
Lind-Thomas
Preston-Dunnell
Hayer-Russill
For Bride-to-Be
China Shower
Social Notes
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
CONTROVERSY OVER BELL Both Catholics and Methodists Claim Possession of Warner
IRRIGATION MEN SPEND BUS! DAI Reclaimers of the Desert Meet With Success
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Pine Forest Whist Club Meets
Will Elect Officers
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Aged Sawtelle Couple Will Be Principals in June Wedding t* t*, A A ,t. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA A A A AA A A rti A – t-VV A -''4- AA J. ,r, Jr. ,t, A v%"fVtTTTTV™VT*t TTTTTTTTTTVTTTVTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Oldest Bride and (Jroom in History of County
BELASCO THEATER PROGRESS High Class Performances Are Promised
Milk Mixtures
World's Fair, St. Louis
WOMAN WIELDS HOE EFFECTIVELY Attacks Sneak Thief and Puts Him to Flight
JURY SECOREO FORJIL CASE Managers of Company in Court
GAS COMPETITION ASSURED Findings of Supreme Court a Victory for Lowe
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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OAKLAND DEFEATED BY HEWJWIRLER Boach Makes Good in First Game
TIGERS DEFEAT SIWASHES; KEEFE PITCHED IN FORM Seattle Unable to Connect With Ball When Hits Meant Runs
POOL ROOMS MANAGE TO OUTWIT ONE RACETRACK By Powerful Field Glasses They Secure Hawthorne Results
NEW LEAGUE FORMED Four Commercial Teams Will Play Ball on Sunuay
MAPLES DEFEAT MONARCHS Uneven Playing Marks Work of Both Teams
CALIFORNIAN CHAMPION OF WESTERN TENNIS MEN Reuben Hunt Wins Title in Intercollegiate Tourney
CLASS A GAMES Benfcr and Lustig Win by Over Two Hundred Ping
WILUAMSjA WINNER Defeats Appel in Billiard Game at Morley's
BROWNS CAPTURE FIRST OF SERIES Win From Athletics by Score of 3 to I
WIN FINAL CONTEST Pomona Baseball Team Defeats Occidental at Claremont
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Travis Defeats Murray
Want a Victim
Twin Sullivan Bests Mike Schreck
Modern British Hearts of Oak
Complete Sets
The Services of the Fathers
Business Economy
The Best Exhibit
HARRISITES GIVE MORLEY'S PROTEGES HARD DRUBBING Bauin Is Batted Out of Box and Chase, Who Essays • to Pitch, Fares Little Better
SI. AMANT TO ENGLISH DERBY King Edward Witnesses Race at Epsom
Undelivered Telegrams
Unique Advertising
A Lame Explanation
The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Resorts
JEFFRIES TRAINING HARD FOR CONTEST Considers Monroe Is No Mean Opponent
Draw on the Shah
Giraffes
A Squeal From the Touched
CALIFORNIA COLT WINS RACE EASILY Bear Catcher Makes His Debut in Chicago
Latonia Results
Results at (iravesend
Results at St. Louis
The Nibble
FAIR EXCHANGE A New Back For An Old One-How It Is Done In Los Angeles
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS ANONYMOUS CARDS DISTURBMM Concern Waters of Arroyo Seco EXPENSIVE LITIGATION IS STRONGLY HINTED AT Believed to Be a Scheme of Los Angeles People Who Are Interested in Working Against Municipal Ownership
Unusual Newspaper Accident
The Automobile Case
Lamanda Fights Liquor
CHARGED WITH BREAKING WINDOWS IN SAN PEDRO Peter Morris Is Accused of Malicious . Mischief
' RIVERSIDE GROWING Fifteen Out of Twenty-Five Freeholders to Be Voted For
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
Trouble Over Long Beach Sewer
TO SAVE LIFE Wonderful Possibilities of a Boat and a Belt
The Clever Fisherman
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
WANTED TO GET THE LOWEST 810 Davenport's Reversal of Form
Tcachers and Students
FREE METHODIST CONFERENCE OPENS Convenes in Mineral Park Pavilion
DID NOT KNOW WHATSHE SIGNED Miss Politte Says She Was Defrauded
Summer Excursions
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD ACTIVE STOCKS DECLINE
USUAL LEADERS IN STOCKS REMAIN DORMANT AND SLOW
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Financial Record
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Pacific Coast Trade
POSSIBLE CROP DAMAGE SENDS WHEAT OPTIONS UP
Easily Remedied
OLD CROP POTATOES SHOW MORE WEAKNESS Competing: With New Crop, That Is Gradually Increasing
GEMERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Prunes Are Unchanged
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Live Stock Market
Sugar ' and Coffee
Stuck, b'Gosh
LARGE NAVELS RULE EASY IN NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS_ AND BONDS
Cotton and Wool
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
She Wanted to Be Right
Mildew on Leather
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