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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 288, 13 July 1904
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NIGHT TERROR Men After x Pen. >>is Time Spend Forty Hours on Mountain Ledge Thirst and Hunger Add to Their Torture Trying Experience of Allan Bates and Ned Corbett, Who Were Rescued When Death Seemed to Be Inevitable
SUCCEEDS MORTON J. M. Hannaford Is Offered Position Northern Pacific People Doubt Rumor
LIBRARY CONTRACT LET Mr*. Stanford Prepares to Build Magnificent Structure
SEARCH ' VESSELS Russians Overhaul British Ships 1 Volunteer Cruisers in Red Sea Japanese Capture Fort at Port Arthur Belligerent Governments Know Nothing of the Reported Loss of 30,000 of Mikado's Troops in Peninsular Battle
DIES ON. CROSSING Fatal Accident Near Arlington 1 Train Crushes a Boy to Death Three Others Seriously Injured The Same Engine, No. 52, With the Same Engineer in Charge, Killed Two Men Within the Past ■ ear
TWO BODIES IN JUNK SHOP Strong Evidence of Terrible Crime Is Found in New York
DAWSON CHOSEN Wild Scenes in State Convention Senator Elkins Threatens to Leave Chair
Given Indian Bchooi
STRIKE OPENED Meat Packing Houses Affected Thousands of Men Quit on Order of Union Employers Are Filling Vacated Places Widespread Inconvenience May Be Caused—lt Is Declared That Strikers Refused to Arbitrate Differences
SELECTED BY BOARD New Superintendent Insane Asylum Minnesota Physician Is Given the Position Will Take Charge 011 First of September The Appointee Is a Resident of Minneapolis, Where He Is Now Engaged in the Practice of His Profession
there. woekTs DELAYED Boundary Waters Are Uninvestigated Canadian Commissioners Not Appointed
Sterms Damage Santiago de Chile
GOES TO HISKEST May or J ones of Toledo Passes Away Wife and Family at the Bedside Was Beloved by All for Honesty Was Widely Known as the Golden Rule Mayor—The Remains Will Lie in State in Memorial Hall for Two Days
FRIAR LANDS ARE FOR SALE GOVERNMENT TO DISPOSE OF RECENT PURCHASE Offered to Settlers in Philippines to Buy or Lease at the Actual Cost to United States
SUPPORTS PARKER Bryan Will Vote for Nominee Nebraskan Gives Reasons for Intention Scores Roosevelt anil Republicanism Declares Judge Parker Will Preside Conservatively, and Says Republican Platform Would Provs Disastrous
BBOKEBS UPHELD Action for Contempt Refused Roads Judge Kolilsatt Finds No Ground
OUTRAGES CAUSE CONCERN Ferdinand of Bulgaria Anxious About Affairs in Balkans
THE DAY'S NEWS
HIS CASE IS HOPELESS INJURED PERFORMER BROUGHT BACK FROM EUROPE American Banker Pays Expenses of Three Years' Treatment for a Trapeze Artist Hurt In London
EPPINGER STILL ILL May Be Able to Appear and Be Examined Today
FEAR THE UNITED STATES Panamanians Claim Canal Treaty Has Been Violated
CHALMETTE A TOTAL LOSS Mississippi River Steamer Strikes a Snag and Sinks
«• OFFERS TO MAKE ♦ I! CRIPPLE CREEK I SAFE FOR ALL ♦ T
SHEEHANJIAY REFUSE Talk of Making Him Committee Leader David B. Hill Praises Parker's Course New Yorker Declares the Nominee's Action Gained the Admiration of the Country at Large
SHEEHAN NOT AFTER PLACE Suggestion That He Be Made' Chairman of Committee
DIE IK RAGING FLOOD Fatal Cloudbursts in Oregon Two Aged People Are Swept Away Loss of Life and Great Damage to Property Attend the Disastrous Storm—Houses Torn From Foundations
Pendleton Damaged PirvnTVTOW Till V 19 —A
Many Cloudbursts %
HILL PRAISES PARKER New York Leader Says Country Admires Nominee
FRANCE READY TO ACT Will Send Warships to Tangier if It Is Foynd Necessary
GREELY TO ATTEND OPENING Will See Alaskan Cable Placed at the Service of Public
Earl's Daughter Marries 1 "T.. 1.. i 1 T n/4.. !T – I — ..: ~
Divorcee Ends Her Life » XT "TO r"» A AT/ITPOA Tultf 10 _ Vr, «
GIRL IS DYING OF POISON WOMEN UNDER ARREST ADMIT GIVING DRUG Prisoner Says That She Administered Injection of Morphine at Request of the Young Woman
COMPANIES WILL AGREE – Transatlantic Emigrant Rate Will Soon Be Increased
COMES HOME FOR BURIAL Samuel M. Clemens Arrives at New York With Body of Wife
FEAR TO ARREST CULPRITS Haytlen Officials Implicated in Issue of Fraudulent Securities
Man and Girl Suicide
Cruiser Buffalo Needs Repairs
Battleships Reach Trieste
DEMANDS FIFTY MILLIONS VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT AFTER COIN Says New York and Bermudese Asphalt Company Aided Revolutionists and Cost Government That Sum
DEFENSE WILL BE INSANITY This Plea Will Be Advanced by Oakland ex-Official's Assailant
fire Damages steamer San Jacinto Injured to the Extent $40,000 at New York
SOLDIER KILL'ED NEGRO Jury Charges Him With Murder at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Will Open Up Rich Country »t nT-i 1 VT/~1 f T.. 1.. 1 o A
Fire Causes Suffering rv~i T..lir 19-—Vir*
Satoili Visits Ireland I
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LASCAR'SLONG SWIM After Three Days Man Is Rescued Steamer Picks Him Up in Red Sea After Refreshments and Bleep H< Seems to Be In Good Health. Fell Overboard From the Bteamer Imauen
WATCH THE TROOPS WOR» ARMY OFFICERS GATHER A 1 AMERICAN LAKE English Colonel Sees Maneuvers—Ger Mac Arthur Compliments Soldiers on Prompt and Efficient Performances
CANNOT HANDLE THE TROOPS DIFFICULTY OVER NATIONAL GUARD CAMP Railroads See No Way of Carrying Soldiers m Time, and Date May Have to Be Changed
FIGURE ON A WIDER SCOPE Y. L. I. WANTB A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Many Letters and Telegrams Congratulating Order Reach Vallejo. Day Devoted to Ritualistic Work
Made General Manager * nmMvwD Thl v 10 —
Gala Day for the Orphans at the Boys and Girls' Home
PREPARINGJO MOVE Kailway Officials Busy With Offices Huntington Building Js Nearly Finished Plasterers and Decorators Rushing Work on Roof Garden—Other Interesting Railroad Gossip AJong the Line
Sea Gives Up Its Dead GA XT tDAKinronrt Tuhr 10
CIPTUBESMUGGLERS Officers Unearth Great Conspiracy Employes of Government May Be Implicated Labels Pasted on Trunks From Transatlantic Steamers Make Them Appear to Have Been Examined
DO NOT WANT A STAIRWAY ACTION BROUGHT OVER HELLMAN BUILDING Prosepctive Tenant Has a Lease and Claims That Proposed Arrangements Violate the Contract
DEMOCRATS TO RATIFY TICKET
WITHDREW HIS APPLICATION HAD ASKED PERMISSION TO HOLD STREET MEETINGS Assailant of Contractor Now in Jail and Cannot Carry Out His Oratorical Plan
SAY COCA COLA IS MENACE Locpl W. C. T. U. Will Begin Campaign Against Drink
CHARGES HIM WITH THEFT Central Avenue Grocer Files Complaint Against Young Man
HOLTMAN CONFESSES CRIME | Officers Take Him to Kansas City to Answer Before Courts
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ELECTRIC RAILROADS CLAIM THEY ARE ASSESSED TOO HIGH 4 Board of Equalization Takes Interesting ? Testimonu | WH4T IT COSTS j TO BUILD LINE | Difference of Opinion as | to Proper Assessment | of Property |
Will Train Teachers
REFUSE Jo_ RESIGN French Bishops Defy the Vatican Premier Combes Upholds Prelates Dismissal by the Papal Authorities Will Be Considered Renunciation of Relations Between the Church and State
STOLEN DIAMONDS ARE FOUND WERE CONCEALED IN WOMAN'S CLOTHING Jewelry Valued at $5000 Recovered in Stockton—Supposed to Have Been Purloined in Chicago
DERELICT MAY BE WHALE Two Reports From Ship Captains Reach San Francisco
ROB JEM STORE Thieves Secure Valnable Lot of Goods Daring Burglary in the Business Section North Main* Street Establishment la Looted—Tha Ownera Believe That tha Job Waa Done by Exparta
SUSTAIN PREMIER COMBES TUMULT IN FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES Charges of Attempted Bribery Growing Out of the Chartreuse Investigation Denounced In Strong Resolutions
GEBER IS AN EX-CONVICT Record of San Francisco Murderer Is Traced Up by Authorities
Police Chief Wants Sub Stations and More Men Commission Receives Suggestion of Importance DEPARTMENT A REVENUE MAKER Wants About $50,000 to Make Betterments Needed
I CHIEF HAMMEL WANTS- | I
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EHJOfIIGJE SURF Guests at Redondo Have Pleasant Time No Lack of Amusement at the Resort SottagM Ar* In OlrMt Demand and Owner* and Agont* Report tha Supply ae Salng Quit* ' Limited
AMENDED THE LICENSE LAW decent Legislation Enacted by Ocean Park Trustee*
; MUSIC ATCORONADOI s Annual Concerts. Begin at the Beach ; Treat in Store for Those Who Attend i Qay Season It Now In Full Sway and Many New Arrival* Are Recorded Each Day at tha Reeort
One Dollar Saved Represent* Ten Dollars j Earned
TUNA ON BILL OF FARE AT HOTELS OF AVALON (xamey Fish Invade Waters and Are Prized as Trophies of Angler's Skill
PICNIC JU_SEASIDE Church People Gather at Terminal Island Sunday School Children Given an Outing Special Train Carries Members of the Congregation of the First Meth odist Church of Los Angeles to Ocean
KELP CHOKES PIPES No Water in Plunge at Long Beacli Prospective Bathers Are Disappointed i Sea Weed Interferes With the Plans of Merrymakers, Who Evolve Another Form of Amusement
Fire Destroy* Barrack*
DUVENPORTSUESCITY Councilman Wants the Officials Restrained After Injunction Preventing Election Say* That Many Names Were Not on the Great Register and Other* Were Switched on the Petitions
Recognize Vice Consul
IPICNIC OF WOODMEN J | Choppers Select Site at Santa Monica Annual Event Will Be of Interest Members of Fraternal Order Plan to Make the Event the Great So- j cial Success of the Season
oocioe SAYS POISON I Young Woman's Death Shrouded in Mystery Was Found Unconscious on Door Steps Dies Before Medical Assistance Arrives—Physician Thinks the Woman Had Taken Strychnine
« FROM DEATH Attempt to Take Poison . at Long Beach Would-Be Suicide Now Under Guard I — ~ Young Man's Effort to End His E* i istence Is Rendered Futile by a Visitor at the Seashore I
CHINA BAND INSTITUTE ! Sessions to Be Held Daily During the Summer
Uses Pistol on Himself
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PEESIDENTALTON B. PARKER, of New York FOR VICE PRESIDENTHENRY G. DAYIS, of West Virginia
BACK ON THE $IAIN LINE
A LARGER POLICE FORCE
THE PRESIDENT'S POLITICAL PUPIL ,
A NEW BUSINESS DEPARTURE
ORANGE AND LEMON GROWING
HOTEL. GOSSIP
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE Boy Killed and Three Others Seriously Injured
FOND MOTHER TO SEARCH FOR CHILD Little Cecilia • Wargin Missing Two Weeks
Reception to Mrs. Burdette
Berkeley Arms Hotel Burned
SMILES
MUST BE LIOHTERED British Steamer Quite on Sandbar In Harbor of Nanaimo
GOOD ONES
A Phenomenon
Pretence cf Mind
The Effect
THE GRADUATES
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AROUND THE TOWN
EVENT* OF THE DAY
AROUND THE TOWN
MURINE EYE REMEDY <Cur«s Sore Eyes. Makes weak Eyes strolls. Murine doesn't smart,_ It soothes By pais. The Herald a* the Beaches and Summer Retort ft
Brilliant Midsummer Wedding Will Take Place Sunday Next
....... > . , VTTVWVTVTVVVWTT I – – Social &mcs <Sossi 'p ~ – f
The Owls
Shirt Waist Party
Social Notes
HE LEAVES HIS LAST WILL CH A3. HUNTINGTON'S FRIENDS ' THINK HIM DEAD Testament Found on a Table at the Miasinc r!an'3 Home Bsqueath3 Ali His Property to •His Wife
HORSES NEARLY STARVED HUMANE OFFICER CHARGES A TEAMSTER WITH CRUELTY One Animal Nothing but Skin and Bone, and Another Was Almost Unfit to Perform Work
DAY IN DEVIL'S CANYON San Bernardino School Girl Writes an Essay
Grading Contract Let
CITY NEWS*IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
PROTECTS HER WILL Disinherits Any Heirs Who Contest It Favorite Grandchild to Receive Fortune Mrs. Stimson Places the Young Boy on an Equality With Her Children in Division of Big Estate
CHURCH LAWN PARTY Ladies' Aid of Union Avenue Church Gives Successful Fete
PERSONAL
Wheeler Blumberg Here
•Picture* ■Crtt" xrrt,ir hparh cottaKet-i. 10 cents. F!x up
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IMPORTANT CUPTBDE Santa Barbara Officer Does Good Work Prisoners Found With Stolen Goods Former Convict and Hi» Woman Companion Were in Possession of Valuable Jewelry, Property of Other People
THE OIL RFFINERS MAY WIN RUSSELL AND JORDAN GAIN A CONTINUANCE Defense Attacks "Closed District" Ordinance, Claiming Invalidity. Large Interests Involved in Result
FOUND MINOR IN POOL ROOM Proprietor of Establishment Is Placed Under Arrest
To Hold Convention
BREAK THE RECORD AGAIN SPEED TESTS RESULT IN GOOD TIME Stanley Makes Eight-Mile Ascent in 31 Minutes and 15 Seconds, Lowering His Own Record Three Minutes
BUFFALO TEAM WINNERS Difeat Central Y. M. C. A. for Championship at Basketball
SI WASH ERRORS COSTLY Portland's Hits Are Opportune and Dugdale's Men Win
SEASON NEARLY MERE! I ——— Deer and Doves Will Bej Hnnted Sportsmen Preparing for a Busy Season Reports From Game Country Denote j a Plentiful Supply—Parties Being Organized to Open the Season
HEAVY BATTING WINS GAME DETROIT LOSES TO THE BEAN EATERS Cleveland, St. Louis and Senators Lose to Opponents in Good Games. Senators and Saints Play Short Games
TEN ACTS DEFEAT THE REDS GIANTS WIN SLOW GAME FROM CINCINNATI Boston Loses to Chicago at the End of a Good Game—Brooklyn Whitewashed by St. Louis. Quakers Do Not Play National League
PALMA TROPHY DECIDED National Rifle Association Gives England Custody of Prize
HIGHBALL IS IHJUHED — Derby Winner Hurt in Race at Brighton Horse Was Insured for a Large Amount Half Owner to " Shoot His Prize and End Its Agony—Horse Was in the Lead When Its Ankle Snapped
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS
Dead Heat at Seattle
ENTRIEB FOR TODAY Harlem Track, Chicago
Fair Grounds, Bt. Louis
FISHERMEN'S TIME TABLE
FIGHTS ABE_COMING Barry Will Arrfve in City Today Century Club Magnate May Sign Meany Jeff-Munroe Fight Expected to Go Through on Bchedule Tims—Britt May Box Before a Local Audienc*
/ Undelivered Telegrams
Standing of the Clubs
REAL EBTATE TRANSFERS
MARINE REPORT—JULY 12
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PAVING 111 DINGER I Pasadena Man Enters a Protest to Council Alleges Carelessness in Work Being Done Assertion la Made That Excavation! in tha City Streeta for Qaa and Watar Maina Are Improperly Filled
Pasadena Firemen Honored
Ben Hur Officers in Los Angeles
Young Forger Goes to Whlttier
Women Wrlteri at Bird*' Retreat A * T..l«r 10 Unnl k^.^ll..
Monday Club Outing
Rugby-Campbell Wedding
Walter Irwin Married
For Bride-Elect
San Gabriel Bank to Be Remodeled
Arrested for Abusing Horses
# I , Death* of the Day
ASK FOR A CONFERENCE TAXPAYERS OF RIVERSIDE WANI A MEETING HELD Fear It Entertained by the Property Owners That the New Charter Will Increase the Rate of Taxation
VACATION IN THE MOUNTAINS Elslnore Pleasure Seekers After Rest and Recreation
MADE VALUABLE INVENTION Model of New Railway Construction Now on Exhibit
FALLB FROM WINDMILL Little Fullerton Lad Qeta Some Severe Bruises
SHORTAGE! CLARKE Figures Placed Before Board of Trustees Deficit Is Over Eleven Thousand Dollars Amount Has Increased Largely Sinc< the Secretary Made His Report by Letter to Governor Pardee
Bays That Strikers Will Win
Santa Fe Is Retrenching
MADE IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Lighthouse Keeper Finds Meteor on Point Loma
AUXILIARY ATTENDS FUNERAL Their Ritual Read at Burial of Soldier at Sawtelle
FOUR-LEGGED CHICK HATCHED Curiosity on Exhibition at Rooms of Chamber of Commerce
Out
10 AMtHfIJHARTER Citizens of San Diego J/etition Mayor Mention of the Changes Taxpayers Ask Residents Request That Certain Pro visions of the Los Angeles City Charter Be Incorporated in Municipal Regulations
examination of medicos Physicians Seek Permission to Practice in This State
HAD NO CERTIFICATE Chinaman at Ventura Under Arrest Residence in This Country Is Unlawful Highbinder Has Retained Counsel and Will Make a Vigorous Defense—His Victim Unable to Appear in Court
HIS IDENTITY'STILL UNKNOWN NO CLUE TO NAME~OF THE MAN WHO KILLED HIMSELF San Pedro Suicide Was a Stranger in the Place—Remains Interred in the Harbor View Cemetery
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
– -) , LOCAL STOCKB AND BONDS Bank Stocks
Crystal Waters of Lake Tahoe. sj
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NEWS OF COMMERCIAL WORLD MINOR STOCKS PROMINENT
STRENGTH IS SHOWN IN THE STOCK MARKET Fresh Movement Is Started by Leading Professional Trader*
New York Stocks and Bond*
New York Bonds Virxir VADir 10 t>i 11 1
Boston Btocka and Bond*
Financial Record
BEARISH TRADE IN WHEAT WAS SHORTLIVED Prospects of Rains and Crop Reports Change Conditions
VARIABLE CROP CONDITIONS Damage to Wheat on the Coast and In the West
dried fruits_ are slow PRUNES RULE ON UNSTEADY SHIPPING BABIS Eggs Are Marked Up—Potatoes More Plentiful—Onions Firmer—Apricots in Large Supply. Halibut Scarce
Sugar and Coffee
—- — • Butter, Eggs and Cheese
STOCK EXCHANGE
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Cotton and Wool
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Market ■urrArji-i T..1„ 10 nai«iint> 3iV>A
Cotton Cultivation rr-U« 1.,
BUILDING PERMITS
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EL CAMINO REAL ASSOCIATION MEETS AND DISCUSSES WORK OF RESTORATION
THE "CAMINO REAL"—THE KING'S HIGHWAY
Mau Build Chapel on Site of Ancient Landmark Pamphlet Valuable to the Work in Hand Will Be Accepted
HE WANTS BETTER RECORDS HEALTH OFFICER SAYS PHYSICIANS ARE DERELICT Certificates Must Be at the Health Office Within Twenty-Four Hours—Made Basis of Settlements
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED The Constant Wearing of a Hat Propogates Dandruff Germs ...... • V-w.1,.
BOTH SIHHRTIOH Wife Tries to Send Her Husband to Asylum Says He Took Children Away for Months Deaf Woman With Lap Dog Solves the Problem and Tells of Man's Caring for Children Alone
REGISTERED MAIL INCREASES j (Tables Showing Business in Los Angeles Postoffice
Woman Attempts to End Life When Ejected From Her Home ■ Tenant Could Not Pay Rent of Premises and Her Belongings Were .Seized
MANY HEAR EVANGELIST Crowds Attend Gospel Meetings at Seventh and Spring Streets
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
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