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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 264, 19 June 1904
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IHE MORNING'S NEWS
m DEAD; 325 STILL PING Sixteen More Bodies Recovered From East River 200 VICTIMS ARE BCRIED Sad Scenes Attend the Funerals of Victims of Great Disaster r
OVERWHELM HEARST IN COMMITTEE "Horses and Carts" Are Utterly Bouted MEETING IS BOISTEROUS T. M. Spellacy of Kern Is Chosen New Chairman
CALIFORNIANS TO TAKE LAW DEGREES Mark L. Germain of Loc Angeles ' Will Graduate From Yale
DTSTROVER SUNK 111 A jOLLISIOiI British Warship Goes Down Off Sardinia
JAPANESE TRANSPORT BEARING A EEW SICK SOEDIERS IS SUNK BY RUSSIAN FLEET Great Land Battle Is Expected Within a Month in Vicinitu of Hai. Cheng SLAV LOSSES AT VAFANGOW 2000 Muscovites Allowed to Select Battle-Ground and Then Defeated bu Japs STAKELBERG IS MARCHING NORTH Great Battle Is Impending in South
DOG BITES WOMAN . lIJUM FURY Mother Injured Trying to Guard Babe
FOUR TIBETANS KILLED IN ATTACK ON BRITISH
ASSASSINATED BV IXICJJIktDiTS Three Americans Victims of Outlaws
KING ALFONSO MAY MARRY NEICE OF KING EDWARD VII Refusal of Pope Pius to Permit Marriage to His Cousin Turns King's Affections Elsewhere *
FATAL SHOOTING AT WOWS FAIR Live Stock Man Uses His Pistol With Dire Effect
INTRENCHED, HE OEFIESJFFICERS Kernville Man Flees After Slaying
Russians Convinced Great Naval Battle Will Occur Soon Port Arthur Fleet Said to Be Beady to Proceed to Sea—land Attack qu Garrison Delayed
JAPAN PROTEST Representations Against Alleged Violation of Sun Flag
RUSSAN PLAN OF ACTION Movement by Vladivostok Fleet and Stakelberg Prearranged
WOUNDED FIRED UPON The Russians Make Serious Charge Against Japanese
STOLE BENEFACTOR'S MONEY Whittier Reform School Boy Breaks His Parole
His Movable Wedding Day
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN CELEBRATES COMPANY REUNION ALL ALONE
ANOTHER FIRE IN PACKING HOUSE Cudahy's Drying Room Partially Burned
MONGOLS STIRRED UP BIMAPAHESE Led to Believe God Airel Has Appeared
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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[AMERICAN DERBY ATTRACTS MANY REPUBLICANS FROM POLITICS Committeemen and Delegates Go to Baces VANGUARD IS NOW ARRIVING Senator Fairbanks Not to Make Fight for Second Place
CALIEORNIANS HEADED BY BAND ARRIVE WITH FRUIT AND WINE Judge McKinley, Chairman of Delegation Says State Is for Fairbanks
CARRIAGE OVERTURNED; SEVERAL INJURED Severe Accident to Party Returning From Long Beach
BRITISH TORPEDO BOAT STRIKES ROCK AND SINKS Sparrow Hawk Lost on an Uncharted Rock on Chinese Coast
REPUDIATE THE ACTIONJF BURNS DirectorsofPortlandMine Against Litigation MOYER DELIVERED TO DEPUTY SHERIFFS He Will Be Taken to Cripple Creek to Stand Trial on Charges Resulting From Vindicator Mine Explosion in 1903
SECOND SECTION OF ALASKA CABLE COMING
LORD DUNDONHLD SHYS CREHT NORTHWEST IS DEFENSELESS i Deposed Head of Canada j Militia Makes Charges j
PRISON DIRECTORS OPEN ANNUAL BIDS Few Paroles Will Be Granted to Convicts at San Quentin
DELEGATES TO CHOOSE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Republican Convention Will Meet at Santa Cruz August 35
ROUMANIAN CROPS ARE SERIOUSLY .MENACED
Ex-Gov. Nash May Not Recover
Congressman Hitt Convalescing
AMATEUR RECORDS CO GLIMMERING Lou Dillon Goes a Mile in Fast Time
MEAT PRICES WILL GO HIGHER, THOUGH THEY ARE NOW SOARING
RANSOM TO BE PAIDJMRIODAY Authorities Suspicious of Raisuli
GENERAL PORTER HIGHLY HONORED American Ambassador Is Decorated in France
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TAXPAYERS QUESTION ACTS OFJVERDIN'S EMPLOYES City Teams Said to Have Been Used Wrongfully GaimThat Contractor Benefited in the Deal Made Private Lot Filled in at the Expense of City
PANAMA DOLLAR JUSTIIKE OURS United States Unit to Be Legal Tender
Coaling Station for San Francisco
CUR NICHOLAS ! MUCH GRIEVED Feels Keenly Death of General Bobrikoff
SURGEONS WILL MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO American Association Decides on the Annual Session
CONSISTORY MAI BEJSTPONED Muddle Between France and Pope the Cause
Dies Rather Than Fail In Studies
IDAHO WOMAN IS HEIR TO ESTATE Part of $50,000,000 Belongs to Her
HOPE TO CAPTURE THE RJ3BBERS SOON Officers Hove Good Line on the . Desperadoes
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PROMOTORS ARE oralis PLANS Important Meeting Held pit Sacramento DEVELOPMENT OF STATE F«A;N CONSIDERATION- Interesting Papers on Timely Topics Read by State and Chamber of Commerce Officials—Reception by the Ladies of Sacramento
EMPEROR WILLIAM CONGRATULATES LOUBET Felicitates Frcnch on Victory in the Automobile Race
CONFESSES HIS GUILT IN NATURALIZATION FRAUDS Former Government Employe Admits He Paid Secret Service Operators
SCHOONER MEYER DAMAGED BY FIRE Quick Work Saves Vessel at San Pedro
Tyndall Entertainments
WILLSINQ AND PERFORM OLD-TIME SPANISH SONQSAND DANCES
RAIN PREVENTS OPENING 0F PH EXHIBIT Vatican's Section to Be Thrown Open to Public Tomorrow
JUDGE LITTLEFORD STANDS BY EMPLOYERS
BOOKBINDERS' UNION BLAMES PRESIDENT
Elevator Men Strike in Many Cities
Commandant Promoted
WILL STUDY THE ORIGINJF LIFE Noted Professors Making Summer Plans
AMERICAN OFFICERS HONORED IN PORTUGAL Banquet Tendered at Lisbon by High Dignitaries
DESPERADO HULSE IS ' GUILTY OF MURDER Jury Deliberates 22 Hours and Returns Second Degree Verdict
SANTOS DUMONT SUREOCCESS Says New Airship Is His Best Work
DEATHS OF THE DAY Meade D. Detwiler
ELECTED MAJOR OF MTTIUOI
ATTENDS WEDDING OF HISJEPHEW President and His Family Honored Guests BRIDE IS SECOND COUSIN OF ROOSEVELT Pretty Ceremony at a Picturesque Little Church at Hyde Park, N. Y. Chief Executive to Visit Attorney General Knox
INDIAN HORSETHIEF IS CHASED ACROSS DESERT San Diego County Deputy Lands His Man After Hard Chrse
Panamans Ratify Extradition Treaty!
Hundreds Come by Steerage
Killed by North Shore Train
FRENCH MAROniS HURLED TO DEATH Was Running Motor at 56 Miles an Hour
A. O. U. W. Elects Old Officers
Another Big Tunnel for New York
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M'LACHLAN NOT OUTJFOR SENATE Luther Brown Defines His Position
CITY HALL NOTES
lIS THIRTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT Various Exercises at St. Vincent's College
STRUCK A ROCK
BUILDING PERMITS
SCORES INJURED IN COLLAPSE OF SEATS AT CHICAGO CIRCUS
All Innocent
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Aged Woman Fatally- Burned in Her Home
SPIRIT OF THE LITTtf PEOPLE What Makes Russia's Task Seem Hopeless
HOLD PATRIOTIC MEETING Woman's Relief Corps Commemorates National Anniversary
POLICE BREAK UP BAD GANG Burglary Is Charged to Crest and Lockridge
Literature Going: to Fair
LIVES IN FILTH WITH BANK BOOKS WertmanHad Many Queer Thing's in Shack SEARCH FOR HIS MONEY LEADS THROUGH FREAKS Piled Dry Goods Boxes, Bundles of Paper and Deciyia ■; Potatoes Within Hjs Shanty and Lives in Squnlor
RETURNS FROM INSPECTION TRIP Chief Engineer of Salt Lake in Town
BUCKEYES ENJOY OUTING Four Hundred Members Attend the Fourth Annual Picnic
To Issue Booklet
The Best^Exhlblt
ESCAPES GALLOWS BY_PLEA oe guilty Dramatic Ending of Pierce Murder Case PRISONER GETS LIFE SENTENCE Found Guilty in First Degree but New Trial Was Ordered
BANQUET IN HONOR OF HISJRTHDAY Royal Arcanum Ladies Surprise Regent
FLOW OF RIVERS
DRANK FATAL DOSEJF POISON Child Slips Bichloride and Dies
Postmaster's Salary Increased
Cut Rates to Canada
TO HAVE CHARGE OF YUMA WORK Homer Hamlin is Given Important Position SUCCEEDS E. T. PERKINS IN EXECUTIVE OFFICE Will Have General Supervision of the First Work to Be Undertaken by the Reclamation Service on" the Colorado River
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Los Angeles Episcopal Diocese to * Convene in July
"Teachers' Special" to St. Louis Exposition
COUNT CRITICIZES WOMEN'SCONGRESS German Writer Creates a Sensation WOMEN SHOULD NOT ACCEPT SOCIAL COURTESIES The American Delegates Make » Fine Impression by Their Tact. Conciseness and Distinct, Deliber> ate Speaking
THINK THEY HAVE THE GATES BROTHERS Elko Officers Arrest Two Suspicious Characters
Yearling Brings $11,200
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ACTIVITY MARKS REALTY_MARKET Demand for Homes Is Unabated VALUES REMAIN AT THE PREVAILING HIGH LEVEL Wilshlre Boulevard Heights Will Soon Go on the Market, Being Sold to a Local Syndicate—Residences and Cottages in Request
BUSINESS MEN VISIT NOTED BEACH RESORTS Tour of Inspection That Proves Work • of Individual Effort
GNOSTICS PLAN EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS FOR THE ORDERi
STRUCTURE PLANNED FOR UNIQUE "DOWNTOWN" HOME
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ELEOANT HOME ADORNS SOUTH PASADENA SITE
CARVIttG RESORTS FROM OLD OCEAN'S FRONTAGE Summer Dwellers Are Given Opportunity to Find Eligible Sites Owing to Recent Additions
BUILDING PUCE FULLV_SUSTfiINED June Permits Now Reach 1569,660
Going East?
INTERESTING ITEMS IN THE REALTY WORLD Notes and Personals Concerning Hustlers and Their Doings
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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THROOP ARRANGES SUMMER SCHOOL Teachers to Be Given Month's Instruction ROSE TOURNAMENT PARK TRANSFER MAY BE MADE "In Fan Land," High School Play, to Be Repeated Tomorrow Evening. Doty Block Sold for $30,000—Small Blaze of Unknown Origin
End of Park Difficulty
To Repeat High School Play
Doty Block Sold
Small Noon Blaze
Shakespeare Club
KIMBELL JURY DISAGREED Supervisor of Riverside County Must Be Tried Again
PLANS NEW VENICE Ocean Park to Have a Splendid Resort
MANY YOUNG GRADUATES Commencement Exercises of Comp« ton High School
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Odd Fellows of Corona Will Hold Services Today
Surgeon on a Vacation
World's Fair Depot
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POMONA'S COUCH TAKES VACATION Walter Hempel to Return Next Year
M. SIEGEL MAKES PURCHASE Magnin & Co. Dispose of Broadway Establishment
TRAFFIC MEN PLAN PICNIC Pacific Coast Association Arranges Independence Day Outing
BRIGHTON HOTEL SOLD C. R. Baird Purchases Beach Hostelry and Will Improve It at Once
START UP AFTER JULY 4 Lnt.il Then Local Canneries Will Be Closed
Yoaemlte Valley Open
BUZZ CARS SPIN ROUND TRACK AT ASCOT PARK
YACHTS START ON A LONG CONTEST American Boat in Big International Race
KANAWHA WON THE FINE LYSISTRA CUP
PRINCETON BEATS YALE IN FINAL CONTEST
Won Woman's Championship
Teachers and Students
RURAL CARRIERS SEJIG PROXIES Members Not Able to Attend Convention
OUTFIELDER DOUGHERTY TRADED FOR UNGLAUB Boston and New York Clubs Make a Deal
Advance Reaches Colon
WANT BIG DAMAGES | FOR HOT WATER BURNS U
POLICE MID POKER JOINT Eight Players Are Placed Under Arrest
Undelivered Telegrams
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HIGHBALL WINS AMERICAN DEEBT! j WINNERS OF THE Equals Time Made by american derby Picket in Race Last Year WOODSON IS SECOND. RAPID WATER THIRD Presence of Police at Washington Park Curbs Betting*
EASY GAME FOR MMPIONS Outbatted Seattle and Won by 4 to 2 Standing of the Clubs
SAYS THE SHOOTING FESTIVAL IS NUISANCE
THREATENED – UMPIRE MOMII Police Had to Interfere at Cincinnati ' National Lcagu#
COURTS OPEN DOORS FOR GAME BUTCHERS Game Shot in Open Season May Be Kept In Cold Storage
CITY LEAGUERS PLAJJT CHUTES Hamburgers' Line-Up Is Strengthened «
JEEERIES-MUNRGE LATE_| AUGUST Big Fight Is Postponed Once More
CHAMPIONS DEFEATED • BY BOSTON TEAM Tedious Game Strung Out to Eleven Innings American League
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
World's Fair, St. Louis
FIRST REMIT# OF JOV YACHTS Small Boats Will Sail at Playa Today
ORT WELLS CAPTURES THE $20,000 TIDAL STAKES DeHii, Favorite, Finishes Second in Race at Qravesend
Remits at St. Louis
Seattle Races
Sunday* at San Pedro
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HISTORIC REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WHEN GIANTS STROVE WITH GIANTS How Garfield Won His Nomination GREAT GENERALS' POLITICAL WAR Grant, Shtrman and Blaine Were the Favorites. Destined to Be Beaten by a Dark Horse, Himself a Deleoate.
Hide Man Found Guilty
FREE TO RUPTURED Anyone Can Have a Free Trial of the Harvelons Electros by Sanding Name and Address WRITE TOD AT SURE
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Society
ZPasadotta
BUDDING DRAMATIC TALENT TO BLOOM NEXT THURSDAY
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Chase-Travis
Yale School Banquet
Musical Entertainment
Quiet Wedding
Commencement Exercises
Benefit Concert
Engle-Sowles
Fiftieth Anniversary
Fifteenth Birthday
House Party
Wilson-Logan
F. "F. C.'s Reception
Social Notes
Suburban BELMONT HEIGHTS
PICO HEIGHTS
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VERNON
GARVANZA
OLIVE HEIGHTS
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
BOYLE HEIGHTS
EAST LOS ANGELES
Hot Weather Diseases
WILL MAKE LOS ANGELES HER PERMANENT HOME
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A PERPLEXING PROBLEM
SOME WAR DATA
WELL WORTH PONDERING
OUR MINOR CITIES
THE LATEST WONDER
"OPPORTUNITY"
j{ges When We Set Our Srowth
jVow the Republican ZParty Started
HUMOROUS WAIFS
"Tj/ie Senicit Sctiot'' on
PERSONAL
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Tlhe Herald's Editorial Foraim The Law's Delays and tlhe Remedy
Thought Force
To Lengthen tine Presidential Term
NEWS OF CITKIH BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS TODAY
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Westlake Park
Chutes Park
CHURCH SERVICES
CHURCH MUSIC TODAY
AROUND THE TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
JDET DECLARES HER PERSECUTOR INSANE Lucien Perkins Is Dispatched to Asylum CORA AUTEN FINDS RELIEF. Will Not Have Chance to Escape From Highland
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
Actor and Wife Arrested
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TALKS OF "COOL WEATHER"
PERSONAL
MURINE EYE REMEDY
Walters Arraigned
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NEWS OF THE WORLD OF COMMERCE GAMS ARE WIPED OUT
STOCK DEALS HAVE DEPRECIATED A TRIFLE
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
EXCELLENT WEATHER CAUSES WHEAT WEAKNESS *
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
New York Commerce
VALENCIA ORANGES ARE BEGINNING TO ARRIVE IN CARLOADS AND SELLING WELL IN NEW YORK
FRUIT RECEIPTS ARE SHOWING A DECLINE Demand Cleans Up the Stock on Higher Prices
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Live Stock Markets
Sugar and Coffee
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Lob Angeles Banks
, STOCK EXCHANGE
Cotton, Wool, Produce
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 18
The National Highway
The Herald at the Beachea and Summer Reaorte
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BARKER HAS TOJO_TO JAIL Has No Money to Give "Peace Bond"'
HORSE HOSPITAL PLAHSJOO 0000 Architect Asked to Send New Designs
FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS Do Hair No Good, but Often Cause* It to Fall Out
No Fancy Prices for Borders
YOUNG GIRL'S GAYJSCAPADE Pearl Sullivan Again in Detention Home
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY Bishop Conaty Ordains Rev. E. Girardi to Priesthood
OXNARD MISSING Joseph Marshall Has Not Been Seen for Several Months
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THFATmS
Coming Jfttractions
IVky "jf/i-Star'' Casts
Vynda// on "jf/itr *Dta th''
55yrs. Campbs/t's jCatest I I
SPeyane Coming
Tjfio 'Dif/erance
, TJhoatri'cat Gxperiment
Tj/»o jCtmit
S"rom Office ZRoy to Star
Sraanroom Sossrp
An Ancient Institution
Boys Get a Cap Gratis
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Ckafa 'Women and fi/omen's Clubs I HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICERS
Books
"Napoleon of Notting Hill"
"Working With the Hands"
"Typee"
New Text Books
Gateway Series
"Tangledom"
"Forms of English Poetry"
China Painting
The By-ways of Braithe
Cheap Editions
"Modern Electricity"
"Bred In the Bone"
"Hidalgo"
"Working With the People"
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ANGELES
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Adobe House an Odd Landmark
Frank Moss Discusses Reform
American Girls Borrow Coats From Macdarins
"Borax" Bill Astonishes St, Louis
Science to Make Music Common
IN SEAT OF THE SCORNFUL Japan Believes That the Asiatics Are the Superior Race
The Conclusion
California Tf>eWoildj Fair
Smith 5 Foreign Mission
Above the Crowd
The Beauty Quest
Answers to Correspondents
IHELTjrxje: HOME. -•»
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The Fluffy Gowns for the Sweet Girl Graduate
Sideboards In Favor
New Watch Powder Puff Box
/"-""WEI
How Dick Foote Played Many Classic Roles in the Sierras
A Scientific Zealot
An Anachronism
Some Inside Information About Ways of Newspaper Carriers
The Y©ting Folks' Corner
Black Cats' Island
The Story of Jose San Miguel, the Conqueror of a Strange World
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
BERTS WILL POWER By Alma Elllngson—Class A—Fifteen Years
A FILIPINO HOUSE By Ada Lovell—Class B—Twelve Years
A RAG DOLL By Alice Snell—Class C—Seven Years
Acknowledgments
A Close Distinction
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
THE PRIZE WINNER
The Interesting Game of Pushball
Siberia
Little Stories of Interest to All Who Can Smile
THE
FOXY PHILO BUSH^fe
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