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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 323, 17 August 1904 PDF Issue PDF

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PROMINENT ARIZONAN WEDS AT ST. LOUIS
MINES WRECKED BY CLOUDBURST Great Wall of Water Sweeps Down Upon Buildings In Cerbat Mountains, Demolishing Houses and Killing Two
ON PEACEFUL MISSION 'Jewell's Squadron Balls for Northern Europe
(TO EBTABLISH IDENTITY ■Friend* of Missing Tom Turney Have Body Exhumed
EMIGRATION ALARMS FRENCH OFFICIALS Exodus of Peasants of Brittany to Canada Causes Great Reduction in Population and Brings Protests
Eight-Hour Law Void
Emperor and Meet
CZAR TO ISSUE UKASE TODAY Corporal Punishment Will Be AboL Ished as Result of Birth of Heir to the Throne of Mussovy
BURIED ATSTAKE Georgia Mob Wreaks Vengeance Militia Guard at Jail Is Overpowered Culprits Dragged From Cells by Citizens Black* Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Family Suffer Awful Penalty. Prominent Men Plead With Mob in Vain
PORT ARTHUR IN FLAMES; JAPANESE URGE SURRENDER
BIG HAUL MADE BY BOLD BOBBERS __________ • Safe at Needle* Opened and Ov#r $5000 Stolen—Thieve* on Colorado River Headed for _ Mexico
Intuit to Dominion Flag
WILD SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE Reported Resignation of State Veter. Inarlan Biemer Causes Move for a Favored Candidate From the North
TO MEET TONIGHT Hearst-O'Brien Camp Is Doomed Sims Is to Be Elected as Chairman .Rowdies Hired to Make "Rough House" Will Try to Break Up the Convention in a Row, but Will Not Be cessful In Their Eru deavora _
THE DAY'S NEWS
TO NOTIFY MEJ)AVIS All in Readiness for Ceremony Today Will Open Campaign in West Virginia Taggart Unable to Take Part in Program Prominent New England Democrat* Will Make Speeches In Maine. Peabody Confers With Judge Parker
TAGGART CANNOT ATTEND Chairman Busy With Affairs in New « York
HEITFIELD NOMINATED Idaho State Convention Names Former Senator
Discuss Letter of Acceptance
Make Nominations for Judiciary
Peabody Visits Parker
MURDERED BY YAQUIS Alonso J. Brooks Thought to Have Met Terrible Fate
WAR PROBLEMS SOLVED AT RANCHO DEL ENCINAL Opposing Armies in Realistic Sunning Battle STATE TROOPS SCORE VICTORY Hospital Corps Given a Hard Day's Service in Maneuvers
UNIFORM BANK IN BIG PARADE Over Ten Thousand Knights in Line on Streets of Louisville—Los Angeles Man Elected Im. perial Adool
KNIGHTS SPEED WESTWARD Chicago Templars Leave on a Special Train
Forest Fires Spreading
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TALKS OFSM PEDRO W. 0. Morton Discusses Future Commerce Urges Democrats to Aid in Harbor Work Says That the Port la Destined to Play a Most Important Part In Development of the Great Bouthwest
FLAMES DESTROY CAPITAI WHARVES Steamer Catchea Fire and Blaze Is Communicated to Railroad Ele. vators and Offlcea and All Are Daatroyed
DOCKWEILER OUT FOR STATE CHAIRMANSHIP <1 Is Assured Majority of ; Delegation North ; and South ; LOCAL DEMOCRATS i FAVOR CANDIDACY 1 Believed That His Election Will Cause General j Satisfaction |
BOTH CLAIM MAJORITY WllsoJi and Young Conteat for Chalr> manahlp of Central Committee
WRONG JACK GETS TENDER MISSIVE Clouds of Despondency Make the Big Basso at the Orpheum Unusu» ally Sad—Must Make Explanation
CITIZENS' ALLIANCE TO ENFORCE LAWS Employers Claim That Police Are Not Supporting Judge Hunt's Injunction Against Picketing—Warrants for Strikers' Arrest
e ■ t Unions Are Combined
ARREST USED AS ARGUMENT Action Taken Against Trustee Steele of Santa Monica Plays Part In Voting on Bond Issue
WORM TUNNEL Construction of Outfall Begun Progress Slow in Sandy Soil City Haa Vast Amount of Cement Btored for Use In the Great Work—Warehouses Full of Material
TRAIN PLUNGES IN OPEN SWITCH North Shore Passenger Train Bhoots Onto Siding and Collides With Rear End of Work Train. Two Injured
FLINT IS INDORSED BY COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Local Man iu Control of Majority of Delegates ASSEMBLY NOMINEES INSTRUCTED FOtt IILM Bard Forcea Offer Very Uttln Opposition of tin; Couvention
PARKER JSJDOfISEO Stirring Resolution Was Adopted Delegates Instructed for Smythe Assemblymen, Supervisors and Delegates to State, Congressional and Senatorial Convene tions Named
Salmon Pack a Failure
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1■ IU II I IMII ' ■■ 1 GREAT HBSTPARADES 26,000 Veterans in Line at Boston Require Five and One- Half Hours to Pass Marching Provet Severe Strain on Old Soldiers—Los Angeles Woman Heads Women's Division In Line of March
CARRIED OLD GLORY California Girl in G. A. R. Parade in Boston
Some Good Buildings
I Woman Suffering From Effects . of Highwayman's Brutal Assault
SAYS HE IS HEIR TO CALIFORNIA ESTATE ! New York Electrician Announcts He Is Missing Heir to $500,000 Worth of Property in This State
Miss Barrymore Recovered
PANIC PREVAILS IN PARAGUAY CAPITAL Insurgents Awaiting Arrival of Steamer to Make Simultaneous Land and Sea Attack on Asuncion
Hitt Is Better
FIM) RADIUM IN COLORADO Valuable Ore Is Discovered at Two Places in Cripple Creek, Each Being a Well Defined Vein ,
IS GIVEN MORE TIME Mrs. Genevieve Phipps Can Plead in Divorce Suit
GOES TO GOURT FOR HIS SALARY Superintendent of School* Whoie Salary Wat Reduced Has Entered Bult for Full Amount Ho Clalma I* Due
SERVANTS ARE IN DEMAND 40,000 NEEDED BY NEW YORK HOUSEWIVES Never In History of Immigrants' Free Labor Bureau Has the Call for Domestic Help Been So Great as Now
CRUISERS AT ESQUIMALT New York and Marblehead to Round the Horn •
ISMAIL MONTES IS PRESIDENT Chief Executive of Bolivia Inaugurated and Ministry Formed
LEHAN IS ELECTED Made President of Ancient Order of Hibernians
SEARCHING FOR MANNINO BOY Police Think Brigands Have Kidnaped Lad in Camelot
' 4 I » Youthful Burglar Killed
A FACT PROVEN. Should Convince the Most Skeptical of Its Truth.
THREATENS LIFE OF THE ACCUSER ■ Oakland Woman Warned to Drop Case Against Grace McNaughton on Penalty of Death If 8h» Refuses
OFFICER ON THE WAY ' Oakland Constable Cornea for the Prisoner
TO RAISE ASSESSMENT ROLL STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION GETS BUSY Hearing Given to Mendocino—Sacra, ramento County Assessor Aaked to Show Why Figures Should Not Be Raised
RIP VAN WINKLE ILL Dean of the American Stage Suffers From Indigestion
American Florists Meet in London
ARIZONA MEN JUMP SILVER KING MINE * Experts Take Advantage of English Syndicate's Alleged Neglsct and Relocate Famous Silver Producer
Pardee at Shaata Springs
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BONDS VOTED DOWN Santa Monicans Battle at the Polls Fight W aged W Rather a Hard One Opposition to Increase of What Is Claimed Is Already a High Tax Defeat Champions of New Bond Issue
WATCH AND CHAIN DISAPPEAR Timepiece Given to Ortega,Who Failed to Return
FINED FOR DISTURBANCE Intoxicated Spectator Creates Bcene at Theater
APPARATUS ORDERED Gymnasium for University to Be Well Equipped
TO SEE SNAKE DANCE Many Are Seeking Permission t« Attend
Colic and Diarrhoea—A Remedy That 1* Prompt and Pleasant
INSPECTOR'S CLAIM AGAIN PRESENTED Beemlngly Hopeless Tangle Qrows Out of Discharge of Health Department Employe—Records Differ
RESISTED HUMANE OFFICER "ARREBTED MAN BTRIKE3 ZIMMER ON FACE Had Mule In His Possession That Was Said to Be Unfit for Bervice. The Case Is Continued by Court
YOUTH GETB FIFTY DAYS Participated in the Schuetzen Park Riot
, COOL WEATHER COMING Observer Has a Treat in Store Very Soon
HOTEL GOSSIP
CLOSE TOOpiNG Los Angeles Girl Was in Danger She and Companion Went Down Twice Ventured Into Deep Water and Were Saved With Difficulty—Gave Theater Party—Prize Win. / ners Named
SESSION OF INSTITUTE BISHOP CONATY PRESIDES OVER MEETING Addresses Are Made by Prominent Speakers at Educational Insti. tute Being Held at Santa Monica
BOYS ARE FINED TWICE FACE JUDGES ON TWO CONSECU. TIVE DAYS Fined for Drunkenness, They Pro. ceeded to Avenge Themselves and Are Again Apprehended—An. other to Be Tried
IT DON'T TALK MUCH
WHITTIER FAMILIES TRY HOUSEBOAT LIFE
HAYE LEASED THE HOLBOROW Will Open Hostelry on Pier Avenue at Ocean Park Latter Part of This Week—Many Improvements Are Being Made
Undelivered Telegrams
YOUNG WOMAN HAS A NARROW ESCAPE ~~~~~~ I Jumped From Wagon and Knocked Over a Fence by the Fright. ened Horse—Not Hurt i Seriously
"EVERYMAN" TO BE GIVEN FAMOUS MORALITY PLAY BEING STAGED Tour of Southern California to Se Made This Season and Los Angeles Is Included in the Itinerary
CLUNG TO ROCK TO SAVE LIVES Thrilling Experience of Yachtsmen Who Were Becalmed and After, ward Thrown Onto Rocks. No Food for 36 Hours
WILL NOT BE DETAINED
FOR A MORE DIRECT LINE TIME FROM BAKERSFIELD TO BE SHORTENED Santa Monica Will Be the Only Beach Resort Touched by the Proposed Railway—Franchise Ap. plied For •
"THE NEW FRENCH MAID" Comedy Sketch to Be Presented at Hotel Redondo
Bavarian Princes In San Francisco
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT lIENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
THE. HERALD^COMPANY Ownership, Control and Policy of THE HERALD
CALIFORNIA'S VOTE MAY DECIDE
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
THE ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
HAVE SEEN A GREAT LIGHT
"AS YOUNG AS HE FEELS"
GOOD ONES
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ABOUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
PERSONAL
The Herald at tbe Beaches and Summer Keeorts
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelua Hotel
FEARS HER SON HAS MEJ WITH FOUL PLAY Left Pasadena to Come to Los Angeles but ' Disappeared POLICE ARE SEEKING FOR ROBERT SMITH Mother's Anxiety for the Safety of Her Boy Is Most Pitiful
ii Social Diary and Qossip I
SENT MONEY TO THE CHIEF INCLOSED ONE DOLLAR TO PAY FOR INFORMATION Wanted to Find Address of Woman to Becure Her an Inheritance, and Was Willing to Pay
CLAIM THAT HE SOLD OPIUM SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST WONG FEE, A CHINESE Policemen Gave a Messenger Boy Money to Purchase the Drug, and It Is Said That He Succeeded
Crystal Waters of Lake Tahoo
NEW SIOEJF CASE Mayor Explains Bell Boy Proposition Photographs Not for the Rogues' Gallery Chief of Police Sends Copies of the Resolution to the Proprietors of All the Hotels in Los Angeles
NEW CORPORATIONS
CITY HALL NOTES
HOTEL ARHIVALS
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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BUILDING PERMITS
BOY KILLS YOUNG BUCK Two-Pronged Aritlered Deer Slain In Mountains
WANTS TO COME IN North Pasadena Seeking Annexation Diamonds Are Given to Young Athletes City Well Being Bored—Fifteen Com. plaint# of Cruelty to Animals. Aged Man Seriously Injured
SUPERVISORS OVERLOOK ROAD BANNING AND IDYLLWILD TO BE CONNECTED Goes to Identify Suspected Escape. Fifty-Eight Indians Arrive to Attend School—Water Is Appropriated
IS OUT FOR THE ASSEMBLY NO OPPOSITION HAS DEVELOPED AS YET Primary Election Passed Without Trouble Occurring—Buys Large Stable—Crop Will Be Rather Light
FORM COMBINATION Yacht Clubs Will Get Together Soon Interest of Sport to Be Advanced Upton's Presentation of a Cup Gives Vigor to Different Clubs—Com* mittees to Meet Au« gust 25
READY FOR THE CONVENTION REPUBLICANS TO NAME THEIR NOMINEES Two Assemblymen and Three Super, visors to Be Placed in the Field—Brought to Los Angeles
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GERMANS INFLICT DEFEATONHEBEROS Serious Battle Occur* in Southwest Africa—Many Natives and 24 Qermana, Including Count Von Arnlm, Killed
Famous Blind Musician Dead
Cut His Own Throat
HITS BY MY ffINTON
MAY SUTTON SHOWS FIRST CLASS TENNIS
SUMMARY OF THE RACES Day's Winning Horses on the Various T racks
NEW YORK IS OUTPLAYED PITTSBURG TAKES TWO AT THE METROPOLIS Brooklyn Score* Double Shutout Against Cincinnati—Bt. Louis Win* Both Game*—Boston Defeats Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE
EASY DAY FOR CLEVELAND BOSTON 18 SHUT OUT BY LAKE. BIDERS Orth'a Pitching Wins for New York at St. Louis—Heavy Batting In Ninth Saves Game for Philadelphia
SEVERAL EVENTS PREPARED PROGRAM OF BPORT3 IS EXCEL. LENT ONE Banta Barbara to Have Tennis, Polo Races, Ball* and Theatricals, Covering Eight Day*
FIGHTER STARTS TRAINING Bantam Weights Will Meet Before San Diego Club
American Jockeys Win
Pacer Wins in Trotting Class
SWIMMERS READY FOR AQUATIC TOURNAMENT
BIG TOURNAMENT STARTS EAST MATCHED AGAINST WEBT IN TENNIS National Championship Set In Dou. bles and Two Rounds In Singles on Day's Schedule at Newport
ENTRIE3 FOR TODAY Chicago, Hawthorne Track
EGAN TAKES THE HONORS EXMOOR MAN MAKES RECORD AT HIGHLAND PARK Eighty.One Starters Are Listed In Big Golf Tournament for the Western Golf Association Championship
REGATTA IN THE CLOUDS BOATB CONTEST FOR THE COLO. RADO CUP Race* Are Sailed on Grand Lake, Eleven Thoueand Feet Above Sea Level—Highball In the Lead
YACHT 18 MEABURED Contestant for Llpton Cup In Handa of Official
FORM OF THE HORSES
PUGS BIQN FOR FIGHT Jim Corbett Will Meat O'Brien 111 * Philadelphia
Rifle Team Choaen
HELD TO ANSWER To Be Tried In Superior Court on th» Charge of Embezzlement
BETTB GETS* DAMAGES Supreme Court Afflrma Decision ofl Lower Tribunal
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SELLING REDUCES ADVANCES
UPWARD PRICE MOVEMENT ENCOUNTERB OBSTACLES Reaction Effectually Wipe* Out the Advance*
N*w York Bonds
New York 4toeks and Bonds
Financial Record
ADVANCE IN WHEAT COMES WITH WAVES OF BUYING Market* of Northwest Cut Wide Swath in Price Making
Live Stock Markets
CANTALOUPES GO HIGHER CROP OF HOLLYWOOD ABOUT ALL MARKETED Value* in Produce Line* Unchanged for the Day—Trade Rather Quiet In All Branoh** of Bu*in«a*
NORTH PACIFIC COAST IS BUFFERINQ FROM DROUGHT Rain Would Prove Beneficial Through, out the Corn Belt
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
NEW YORK ORANGE MARKET RULES FIRM
LOCAL BTOCKB AND BONDS
BTOCK EXCHANGE
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
< Butter. Eggs and Cheese
MARINE REPORT—AUGUST 16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fact* In the Case
A Question of Income
Good I.nan..
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