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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 305, 30 July 1904
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RIOTIMFREQIpiT Many Ifeyf Beaten by ft-obs Strikers Systematically Attack Them Violence in Kansas City and Omaha Govarnmant May Become Involved in •tock Yards Induatrial War. Praaldant of Union Arreatad for Oafylng Pollca _______ I STATUS OF THE PACKERS' STRIKE
ACTRESS SAVES ACTOR FROM DROWNING
DOWNPOUR FIOODS TUCSON ARIZONA'S FIRST RAINFALL >N THIRTEEN MONTHS Windows Broken by Hailstones and ' Residential Districts Partially Inundated—Rain Greatly Benefits Grazing Lands
Boilermakers' Strike Settled
CHILD SfVES MANY LIVES HURRIEB TO TELL OF DANGER TO TRAIN "Wild" Cars Were in Path of Fast Passenger, While Railroad Employes Were in Ignorance 1 of the Fact
Bureau for Converse
/ Looks Black for These Bv – Associated Press.
ALL BACK OF PAEKER BigDemocratsEeturn to the Party * "Sound Money" Bolters Affirm Allegiance Tariff Reform Campaign Vigorously Renewed Indlcatlona Strong That the Bane Sentiment of 1892 Will Intervene Again In November Victoriously
GENERAL ASSAULT ON PORT ARTHUR BEGINS
MAY NOW THROW EXPLOSIVES FROM SOARING BALLOONS
FEAR A KUPTOEE Vatican Sends Reply to France ! Premier Combes Refuses Interview Belief That the Embassy Will Leave Rome Denial That French Representative at St. Louis Resigned Because of Trouble Between His Country and the Pope
THE DAY'S NEWS
' EASTERN,
1 POLITICS
FOREIGN
WAR
COAST
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LOCAL
I SPORTS
JEFFERSON DAVIS' GRANDDAUGHTER TO WE<
READY FORJ TRIAL Battleship Ohio to Make Official Trip War Vessel Drops Anchor at Santa Barbara Builder* Believe That the New Fighting Machine Will Be Able to Exceed Speed Called for in Contract
SCORES THE CITY OFFICIALS PREACHER SAYS BLACKLEGS DOMINATE CHICAGO The Rev. Sam Small Says So-Called Southern Lawlessness Typified by Lynchings, Is Not the Worst Kind
Moorish Suspicion Roused
Big Tax Reduced
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EXPIRED JNSTANTLY Verdict of Doctors in Yon Plehve Case Assassin Will Not Make Statement Funeral of the Minister to Be Held Tomorrow,'the Czar in Attendance—Police Bearch for Accomplices
CHEER FOR ABBASBIN Russian Revolutionists Glad That Von Plehve Was Murdered
Edward Telegraph* Sympathy
GETS RID OF A BAD PENNY MASSACHUSETTS GIRL WILL NOW RECOVER Swallowed Copper Cent Fifteen Years Ago, and Subsequent Coughing Led t6 Diagnosis of Consumption
With Anchor Dragging, Steam Sloop Seminole Runs Aground
RECOGNIZED HOLDUP'S HAND HIGHWAYMAN IDENTIFIED BY A « NOVEL METHOD » ——— Vancouver Man Who Was Robbed of Six Thousand Dollars Unhesitatingly Picks Out Hand That Held Revolver
WU SENDB FOR 80N Plans for American College Course Slighted by Sire Rv Prpss.
, NEED NOT PAY $10,000 Thompton-Beton's Wife Falls to Get Judgment Against Father
| Gave Himself Up
CAPT. VAN SCHAYCK INDICTED SLOCUM DISASTER BEFORE THE GRAND JURY Officials of Company Also Charged. Heavy-Bail Will Be Demanded From All and Cases Will Be Puahed to Bitter End By Associated Press.
300 TRAMPS CAPTURE TRAIN BOUND FOR HARVEST FIEbDS, THEY RIDE FREE Mayor of Onawa, Telegraphed to for Help, Decides He Does Not Care to Tackle the "Passengers"
TARKINGTON ON WAY HOME AUTHOR DECLARES HIMSELF OUT OF POLITICS Will Arange Dramatization of "The Gentleman From Indiana" for the Liebler Company—Wife Accompanies Him
CURED BY LAWYER'S MACHINE ATTORNEY DEALS SUCCESSFULLY WITH "INCURABLE" DISEASE Congenital Displacement Loses Its Terrors When Subjected to the Ralph Bartlett Apparatus in Chicago
INDORSE FLINT Republican League to Support Senatorial Candiate From Los Angeles
HEAR FROM JUDGE M'KOON SENDS NEW YORK FRIEND LETTER FROM TEXAS Says He Saved a Man From Drowning in Steamer Accident, and Is Now Stopping in El Paso
OPTION ON $1,000,000 LOAN WORLD'S FAIR MANAGERS TAKE PROTECTION STEP Exposition Company Owes No Money, but May Find Itself in Need of a Little Ready Cash
CITY HALL NOTES
YOUTH DIRECTS GIGANTIC PROJECT d. A
SAN DIEGO WAKING UP Calls on New Secretary of Navy for Recognition
Assigned to Honolulu Station
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THEY STiLLPROIEST Say the Slaughter Houses Must Go Mass Meeting in Sixth Ward Reildents Say They Will N«v«r Consent to Maintenance of Buslnet* In That Section of the City
REWARD FOR MURDERERS Failing Their Capture, Chinese Officials Will Be Punished
GETS EXTENSION OF TIME Cleto Aguila, Charged With Murder, Addresses Court
ERECTING BIG BISMUTH PLANT Light Is Thrown Upon Mysterious Building at Garvanza TO INSTALL MACHINERY FOE REDUCING METALS Management Claims Process Is Odorless and the Neighbors Will Not Be Annoyed
RHILROADSEARN LCSS I Passenger Receipts Fall Two Per Cent Noted Expert Reports to Equalization Board Since 1890 All Commodities Except Railroad Tranaportatlon Show Marked Increase—Bureau of Labor Statistics
GREED BRINGS BULLET WOUND Coachman Shot by Chinese Cook—Recovery Is Doubtful
WILL SIGNAL MR Portland Mazamas Seek Information Can Shasta Be Seen From Mount Hood? Parties Will Ascend the Peaks, Using Sun Flashes by Day and Red Fire During the Night
ST. PAUL'S TO HAVE NEW HOME
NOW MORE THAN. A QUAD LUSK FAMILY, DUPLEX, CAN WORK BOTH BIDES Triplets Born to the Wife of Western Union Man—Start in Life Without Bwlngs or Crosses
FROM TEACHER TO AUTHOR MARY AUBTIN, CALIFORNIA GIRL, WRITE* OF SOUTHLAND Once a Teacher in Lot Angela* School but Now an Author Whoa* Work Fln«Ja Ready Market
One Wlfa Too Many
Promotion for Mann
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DASHED BOCKS Avalou Fishermen Have Narrow Escape Two Men Attempt Rescue but Lose Boat lowa Tourist and Paaadena Man Figure In Exciting Episode on Cat- . alina Island—Tramp Over Mountain Trail
FORGES HIS FATHER'S NAME —I—p— ITALIAN LAP BEQURE3 MONEY ON WORTHLESS CHECK i ' . PMent Says Lad Is Hard to Control and Should Be 4ent to Reform School—Held to Superior Court –
SWEPT JY_FUMtS Store at San Pedro Is Destroyed Owner of Building Loses Heayily Policy Having Explrsd Only Two Weeks Ago, LOss of $2000 la Not Covared by Insurance— Firaman Do Good Work
INSTALL DISTILLING PLANT CORONADO BEACH COMPANY PLANB IMPROVEMENTS Lata Arrival From Ban Francisco Walks Entire Distance Along Coast—Notes of Tent City Colony
NOVEL HOTEL DECORATION Painting of Volcano to Be Seen at Brighton Beach Hostelry
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy—The Best in Existence
IN CANYON THREE DAYS; SEARCH BEGUN Catalina Searched for Missing Picnic Party 9/ CAMPERS GIVE ' FRIENDS SCARE
DELEGATES WILL, MEET OCEAN PARK TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO LOS ANGELES Charlea Holborow Celebrates Twelfth Birthday In Unique Manner. Party Conveyed by Hayrack to Soldiers' Home
TWO ARE INJURED BY FIRE FIERCE BLAZE AT SAN DIEGO v THREATENS ENTIRE BLOCK Tank of Qasol'ne Becomes Ignited, and In Attempt to Carry Vessel Out of Room Woman Is Hurt
FIND BURGLAR S KIT Long Beach Police After Hold-Up Men Mask, Tools and Drug Are Discovered Officers Believe Outfit Is the Property of Thugs Recently at Work In City—Aged Man Dies Suddenly
RECLAIMJN9DESERTS Giant Irrigation Projects Undertaken Arid Lands of West to Bring Forth Fruit Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, Wyoming and South Dakota Will Reap Vast Benefits From the Plan
LUCK IS WITH THE ANGLERS SPORT AT TERMINAL ATTRACTS NUMBER OF FISHERMEN Weather Sage Franklin of Los Angeles Makes Successful Trip After Finny Tribe and Treats to Dinner
DISCUSS SCHOOL HOUBE SITE Members of Maple Avenue Improvement Association Hold Meeting
PERSONAL
BLOODWILLTELL A THEORY SUPPORTED BY FRESH. CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE A RfCfnt Infttaner rrovM That a Woman's Happiam In Largely I >PiM"n(lent nn the State of Her Blood.
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The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Reserts.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
A LOCAL POLITICAL CONTRAST
MISFIT PROPOSITIONS
OUR FISH INDUSTRY –
ATROCIOUS ABUSE OF HORSES
THE SOUTH, THE NEGRO ANDJHEIR PROBLEMS Suffrage Tests Approved by the Intelligent Negroes SOUTH WILLING TO GIVE THEM VOTE Northern Writer Finds Jfo Cause to Condemn the Southern People
WITH MICHES Knights of Columbus Plan Celebration Bishop Conaty to Bless – Bell at Catalina Episcopal Church to Hold Annual Pariah Outing Tuesday, and on the Same Day Salvationists Will x Picnic at Beach
GOOD ONES
Heartleaa Man i ... Lam
Won
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ABOUND THE TOWN
EVENTB OF THE DAY
MRS,'CHAFFEE COMING
CHAFFE IN SAN FRANCIBCO General Inspects Islands and Will Go North Soon
PROVES _BT SUCCESS Y. M. C. A. Benefit Draws Large Audience Mayor Snyder Delivers an Address Compliment* Members of Organization for Good Work, and Tell* Athletic Team to Add to Laurel* at SV Louis
M'CARTY UNDER ARREST Horse Trader Accused of Obtaining Money Falsely
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
The AngelUs Hotel
MORTOJUCCtPTS He Is Willing to Make Fight for Congress Says Times Is Propitious for Party Victory Candidate for Nomination to Congress on the Democratic Ticket Meets Committeemen and Delivers Address
LUNATIC AT LARGE Former Los Angeles Bookkeeper Escapes From Highland Asylum
PLANNING FOR CATHOLIC FAIR r Hollywood and Vernon ParlsHtt* Unite in the Work
1 Element* of Bucc«sa
TRAHSFER_PHOPERTY Pacific Electric Sells to Interurban Latter Simply to Be Holding Company Disputed Right of Way in Ariiona Causes Bitter War Between the Southern Pacific and Banta Fe—Templar Conclave
HOTEL ARRIVALB
OLD MISSION ROAD Will Soon Become Palm- Canopied Boulevard Surveyors Now at Work on the New Line Road Will Be Widened From 60 Feet to Uniform Width of 100 Feet. Condemnation Proceedings Necessary
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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FORM «EW_CHURCH Pasadena Congregation Organized ' 'ft. Starts With Membership of Seventy-Three George Grant, Who Had Narrow Escape From Death on Grayback Mountain, Returns to His Hsme
NO PLACE FOR CONSUMPI IVES INVALID CAN FIND NO REFUGE IN RIVERSIDE- Refused Admission at City Hospital He Goes to the County Institution, but He Is Again Turned Away Soecial to The Herald.
DISCRIMINATING LADIES Enjoy Using llerpiilde on Account of Its
PASSES FOUR MILLION MARK ' ! SAN BERNARDINO ASSESSMENT SHOWS GREAT INCREASE Listed Valuation at Present Time is $4,039,49%—Gain of $182,720 Over Last Year Due to Improvements '
FINED FOR DISTURBANCE Mexicans Accused of Fighting Are Fined by Whittier Justice
SECURE NEW QUARTERS Los Bolsas High School Finds Suitable Location
Discuss Prison Work
WILL BE NO FIGHT AT VENTURA BARD MEN EXPECT TO HAVE CONTROL OF CONVENTION Understood That Maj. Driffel Will Allow His Name to Be Put Before Convention for a Test Vote
MARINE REPORT—JULY 29
ASK COUNTY TO BUILD ROAD SAN JUAN-ELSINORE HIGHWAY 18 NOT COMPLETED Riverside and Orange Counties Agre» on Plans, but the Letter Delays Constructing Its Share of Road
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SEHAPHSJKE GAME Win Close Match From Lohmanites Errors by Oakland Are Costly Rose Doea Good Work With Stick, Hia Smashing a Thrtfe-Bagger Bringing In Tlelng Run
TACOMA GOES ONE BETTER DEFEATS PORTLAND BY SCORE OF FOUR TO THREE Thlelman Hands the Lumbermen a Handful of Two-Baggers in the Fourth and Is Replaced by Iberg
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Hawthorne Park
3t. Louis, Fair Grounds
IWHiCKEDFOi TIMES Clever Twirling and Hard Batting Siwashes Chalk Four to 'Frisco's One Nothing to It Before Fifth Inning, and Not Much Doing Later. Tan Frlara Left on Basea
STANDS HORSE AND HORSE PITTSBURG TAKES FIRST GAME; 'SECOND GOES TO ST. LOUIS Emslie Injures Hie Wrist in Handling a Foul Tip and Retires Frcm the Game—lo-1, 5-8 the Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROWN STRIKES OUT NINE Pitches Great Game for Chicago, but Field Falls Down
SPLIT EVEN AT WASHINGTON CLEVELAND 18 RETIRED WITH GOOBE-EGG IN FIRST GAME New York Draws a Circle Around St. Louis, and Philadelphia Fixes Up Similar Decoration for Detroit AMERICAN LEAOCE
TEN INNINGS AT BOSTON Seven Thousand See Chicago Win by Home Run
One Hundred Athletes Entered
GOOD PLAY IN MEN'S DOUBLES
The Herald at the Bcacliea and Siimmef Bcsorti
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS Fair Grounds, St. Louis
Hawthorne Track, Chicago
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Hawthorne
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
I National Regatta Opened
Rev. W. D. Landis Returns
[EDDIE HANLON LOSES Fearfully Punished by "Battling" Neison Sponge Thrown Up in the Nineteenth Ronnd Game San Francisco Lad Being All In, the Crowd Calls Quit, and Poliee Signal to Referee Roche ik |
NAFTZGER SCORES POINT Rumored That His Policy Will Be Followed by Manager -Woodford
MAY SUTTOR WINNER Defeats English Rival in Semi-finals Pasadena Girl's Tennis Is High Class She Will Now Meet Miss Wlmera in Finale, to Decide the Challenger for Western Championship
BUILDING PERMITB
Undelivered Telegram*
Union Rescue Mission
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SPECIALTIES SHOWTHE GAIrtS
STOCK* HAVE ANOTHER PERIOD OF REACTION Crop News Has Variable Effects Upon Wall Street Trading
New York Stock* and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY '■ ' Shipment* of Goods Westward Show Renewed Activity
WHEAT MARKET OPENS IN BULLISH FASHION Cereal Reported Bhort for Delivery of Outetanding July Contracts
LOCAL PLUMS HAVE ARRIVED PRICEB QO UP ON BCARCITY OP NORTHERN Eggs Firm—Pears Higher—Northern Potatoes Quickly Bold—Barracuda Scarcer—Good Demand for Poultry
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETB
Financial Record
Cotton, Wool and Produoe
FAVORABLE WEATHER GREETS EASTERN ORANGE TRADE
BANK. CUEARINGB
STOCK EXCHANGE
f Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Cattla Market
LOCAL STOCK 3 AND BONDS Bank Btocks
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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