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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 329, 23 August 1904 PDF Issue PDF

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KUjfiA KBIGNEB Will Disarm Askold and Grozovoi Realizes Uselessness of Sending Them Out Gen. Stoessel Despairs of Victory Benda Farewell Telegram to Friend In Moscow — Japanese Continue Assaults on Port Arthur
CONSULS PABB CASE UP TO PEKING OFFICIALS
PREBIDENT ANXIOUS OVER SHANGHAI AFFAIR
TBAFFIC TIED UP Cloudburst Blocks All Trains Track Washed Away and Tunnel Blocked 1 ■ Trains Will Be on Time Today Banta Fe Limited, Southern Pacific Overland, Owl From Los Angeleu and Espee Eaet Bound Held at Bakersfleld
JUDGE DROWNED IN BIG FLOOD * Official Recently Appointed From Lower California la Victim of Ruahlng Waters — Two Othera Have Narrow Eacape
WARNED IN TIME
WIREB ALL DOWN
MORTON NOMINATED _BY ACCLAMATION Los Angeles Democrat Is Honored by the Convention PROMISES TO MAKE WINNING STRUGGLE Candidate Was Formerly of Texas, but Has Made Record in State
THOUGHT HIM DEAD; HE CAME TO LIFE Brother Meet*. Brother Who Had Beer Arretted on a Charge of Murdering Him Years Ago
DISMISSES GREAT SHIPBUILDING CASE
UNITED STATE DEMOCRACY HONORS SOUTH J* * J* J/ J/ J0 J? & & & HAWAONYfT?^ZDOCKWEILBRf^^Z^MORTON Angeleno Is Elected to Preside by Unanimous Voice of Convention Threatened Opposition of Hearstites Fails to Materialize—White Seconds Nomination of Dockweiler Timothy Spellacy Lectures San Francisco Delegates URGES NECESSITY OF PERFORMANCE OF DUTY John W. Mitchell, Nominating Dockweiler, Makes a Splendid Address
THE DAY'S NEWS
SOUTHLAND IS NOW FIRMLY UNITED FOR COMMON CAUSE OF THE DEMOCRACY Pays Glowing Tribute to National Nominee . MITCHELL URGES UNITY IN STATE Spectacle of a United Southland Held as Example
SPELLACY URGES ALL TO HARMONY State Chairman Scores San Francisco Delegates ano Says That Names of Parker and Davis Should Inspire All
JUDGE PARKER MAY BE SILENT Does Not Believe In Speech Making Unless He Has Something Definite to Say
CALIFORNIA GIRL LOST IN RAPIDS Attempt of Party to Shoot Falla of Missouri Stream In Frail C.-.noe Ha* a Fatal Termination ' for One Member
TO KEEP PEACE IN REPUBLICS Presidents of Honduras, Nicaragua and Salvador in Conference at Corinto Bgn an Agreement for Perpetual Harmony
LOOKB FOR ENTENTE King Edward Will Act as Sponsor for Czarevitch
Benator Hoar Grows Weaker
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SEVENTEEN KILLED. Two Hundred Injured by Tornado * Property Loss Greater Than Claimed Destruction to Municipal Building*, Bridge*, Bchools and Parka In 8t Paul Will Roach Mil. lion-dollar Mark »
|TORNADO WRECKS TOWN# J Village of Willow Lakes Reported Oe» atroyed by Btorm
RAILROAD A WRECK Ml lea of New Work Waahed Out on Utah and Arizona
Bacrametlto a Wide Open Town
Mr*. Maybrlck Arrive*
YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY If You Want to Do Business With Me, Am Now on the Ronnd-Up
Boy Gives His.Life as Penalty for Bravery in Climbing Guy Wire
Ten-Year-Old Youth Is Fatally Shocked by Electricity WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO DISSUADE HIM FROM FEAT Mother of the Little Fellow Is Prostrated by Orief and Inconsolable
CENTER OF TOWN CLAIMED AS MINE Proapector Locatea Center of 3ectlon of Bualneaa Portion of Blabee. Claima It Haa Not Been Patented
Town Destroyed
Nln*t**n Hurt
HORBE BHOCKED VIOLENTLY Badly Hurt by Electricity at Bcene of Beeaon Tragedy
SHOT TO DEATH; BODY BURNED Near the Scene of Hla Crime Georgia Negro Paya Penalty for Aaaault on White Girl—lncinerated In Public Square
Squadron at Gibraltar
CAR STRIKES CARRIAGE HANCOCK BANNING AND FRIENDB HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Ocoupant* Hurled From Vehicle, but Eaoape Without Injuria*—They, Declare Motorman Wa* at Fault
MINERSJNSESSIIN Congress Convenes at Portland, Ore. Fifteen Hundred Delegates at Opening X President Rlcharda Bpeaks of Neoea. alty for Permanent Headquarter* for Body—Salt Lake Makea Strong Bid
DENOUNCED AS A SWINDLER COMPLAINTS ENTERED AGAINBT ADVERTISING SOLICITOR Claim* to be Authorized Agent of Labor Unions and Receive* Small Sum* of Money From Lodg-Ing House Keeper*
MAKES TOUR OF BTATE Secretary Gates Vlalta State lnatitu» tlona I
Klaer Makes World'* Record
PATRICK ASSISTS FELLOW MURDERER Lawyer Condemned for Kllllno of William Mareh Rice, While In Priaon, Dletatea Appeal Papera for Another Convict
LOS ANGELES WELL REPRESENTED
MILLIONAIRE TO TESTIFY IN COURT
LECTURES *ON CULTURE MANY HEAR ELOQUENT BPEAKER FROM WASHINGTON Dr. Thos. E. Shields Declares That Ideala of Education Have Changed Greatly In Laat Decade
DECISION PENDING Board of Inquiry Reviewing Evidence In Kinney-Naftzger Caae
H. E. HUNTINGTON IN LOS ANGELES
FIND BODY IN SURF BELIEVED TO BE REMAINS OF FRANK WHITNEY Description of Body Tallies With That of Local Man Who Was Drowned at Ocean Park Last Week
WANTB $100 A MONTH Wife Sues Husband for an Allowance for Her Support
CORDELIA BOTKIN GETS LIFE SENTENCE Famous Poisoning Case Ends In Ven diet Fixing Punishment; Judge Cook Regrets His Inability to Impose Death Penalty
WILL HAVE WATER SUFFICIENT Domestic Supply for Fernando Will Not be Withdrawn
YOU CAN BE CURED Munyon's Watch Word b "Hope," His Remedies Bring Help
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CANCELJPNCE Two Companies Turned Down by Board Failure to Collect Full Amount the Cause Leaves of Absence Given—New Teeoh. era Appointed and Tranefera Made In Different Schools
Dangerous
SHRAPNEL AND CANISTER MOW DOWN BROWN ARMY Storming of Pine Bidge, Inspiring Spectacle ENTRENCHMENTS SAFELY HELD Veteran Officer Highly Praises Work of Seventh
CLOTHING COSTLY IN EASTERN CITIES A " Local Merchant Explains Reasons for High Prices That Prevail in St. Louis and Else> where
VICTOR METCALF RETURNS TO COAST Head of Department of Commerce and Labor at Oakland—Says He Is on Private Business but Will Play Spellbinder
DROWN IN LAKE MICHIGAN NATIONAL GUARDSMEN GET BE. YOND DEPTH Sink Before Rescuers Are Able to Reach Them — Neither Could Swim and Were Taken With Cramps
Kansas Convict Caujht
DEPORTEES ASK FOR PROTECTION Suits for Damages Ordered Entered. Former Governor to Appear for Those Alleged to Have Been Persecuted
WERE AGITATORB Alleged Leader Explain* His Conncc* tion
fISKFOfI INJUNCTION Packers Apply to Courts for Relief Ask That City of Chicago B Be Restrained Claim That They Arc Not Violating the City Ordlnanea In Housing Strike Breakers Inside Yard
BLACKMAILERS THREATEN DEMAND $10,000 A 8 PRICE OF A LIFE Police Asked to Ferret Out Writer# of Letter Received by Wealthy Italian Leader of Chicago North Side
WILL EXPOSE PLOT Russian Government to Tell of Von Plehve Assassination
A SQUARE DEAL; . NO FUDGING Call in Today or This Evening and I'll Guarantee to Save You Two Hundred Dollars on a Piano.
TUX LEWIS FIXED Heavy Cut Is Made in Estimates Water Department Pays Its Own Bills Council Fixes Rate of Taxation In Ac. cordance With Provisions of Cr.ar. ter—Cash Available Far Short of Amount Needed
Accidentally Bhoota Cousin
KILLED HIS WIFE; ATTACKED LAWYER Divorce Proceeding* Cause Murder* Peculiar Form of Dementia Takes Possession of Physician* Btockman
WAS BRUISED PAINFULLY Knocked From Wagon by Team and Hurt Badly
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RUSSIANHERIES DIE Deeds of Bravery on Battle Wrecks Story of Gromoboi and Rossia's Fate Shattered Cruiser* Lie Dismantled Hulks, Torii by Shot and Shell. Officers and Men Stand by Guns Coolly Awaiting Death
THREE CHARRED BODIES FOUND Ghastly Dlecovcry at Scene of Joint Freight Wreck
Oklahoma Man Qeta Bonda
HONOR MEMORY OF AN INDIAN WOMAN Statue of Bacajawea, Who Led Lewis and Clark Expedition Across the Wilderness to Pacific, to Be Erected at Portland
Counterfeiter Makes Confession
Wreck of the Mary D. Hume
Fire at Urauline Convent
World's Fair, St. Lonla.
CASTRO REBUFFS BOWEN'S REQUEST Will Not Restore Asphalt Lake—President of Veneruela Says United States Government Should Have Awaited Decision of Courts
RIVER COMMISSION RETURNS ARRIVES AT STOCKTON AFTER TRIP UP SAN JOAQUIN RIVER Maj. Dabney Says Theri Can Be no Settlement of Problem so Long as Mine Taiiingr Interfere
SUCCESS OF NAVAL WIRELESS • CRUISER NEW YORK MAKES NEW DISTANCE RECORD Communication Established While Seventy Miles at Sea—Works With Shore Station and Boston Lying at Dock
INCORPORATIONS
INTERNATIONAL TO OPEN New Institution for Foreign Exchange Will be Ready in Thirty Days
BRITISH GUNBOAT STRIKES ON ROCKS Columbine Cruising In Interests of New Foundland Fisheries Goes on Reef In Snooks Arm—May Be Total Wreck
TO DEVELOP LOST MINES BELIEF THAT MANY MAY BE MADE PRODUCTIVE Company Formed for Expeditions and Explorations to Locate What May Prove Bonanza Mines
The Explanation
JURY'S VERDICT "SUICIDE" EVIDENCE IN CASE DISCLOSES MISPLACED AFFECTION Was in Love With Miss Rhoda Hewitt and Took His Life Because His Affection Was Not Returned
WANT TO BE SEPARATED Divorce Proceedings Begun by Young Wife
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON K. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
THE JDEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
THAT "BUTTING-IN" PROPENSITY
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WITLESS IDIOCY AT WORK
SMILES
A Touch
The Same Old Difference
A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEED
SENTENCE SENTIMENTS
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
BITS OF WISDOM
Shopworn
MIGHTY GOOD FOR CORN
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ABOUND THE TOWN
AMUBEMENTB
PERBONAL
"Heave To"
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Twenty Minutes Dancing Entertains the Audience EMPIRE FOUR HAS MUCH NEW "BUSINESS" Bill in Its Entirety Comes Up to the Usual Standard
Good Bill at Broadway
"Joseph Entangled"
The Angelus Hotel
CLEVER MADCAPS AT THE ORPHEUM
Social Diary and Gossip
Reception to Pastor
Social Notes
Want Better Air
PRETTY WEDDING TO BE SOLEMNIZED IN CHURCH
SCORES RAILROADS IN LUNACY CASE Judge Holds That Corporations Which "Dump" Indigent Colonists in California Are Guilty of Great Wrong
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SIGDOINGSTONIGHT All Ready for Fight at Pavilion Barry Confident He Will Defeat Snllivan Odds Favor the "Twin" at Better Than 2 to I—Neil1—Neil and Reagan May Fight Here Early in September "7
Jeffries,.Munroe
LIPTON MAY TRY AGAIN If Watson Will Design Challenger Dennys May Build
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR. It Can Only Be Hu*l Where There Is >"o Dandruff.
Lipton Cup Races Will Start ) Today, Six Boats Competing i; South Coast Yachters i Represented by Three Racers DIFFERENT COURSE FOR EACH CONTEST Many Craft on San.Diego Bay and Affair Is of Much Note
BURLING AME LOSES TO SANTA BARBARA Hitherto Invincible Northerners Are Defeated at Polo by Team of Channel City Men in Ex. citing Game
PRISONER DISMISSED Case Held to Have Been Brought In Wrong County
Novelties lu Leather Goods
ALREADY PLAN FOR BENCH SHOW Members of Southwestern Kennel Club Hold Meeting and Discuss Things of Interest—Northern Men Are Importing Dogs
CLOTHIER DEFEATS BELL Pacific Coast Champion Give 3 Crack Easterner Run at Newport
LOOSE FIELDING DEFEATS SERAPHS Bath Baum and I berg Hava Sad Acta, but Wakfaat Play latter Sail and Win Out With Hita Rvan _ ,
NO SCORE FOR OAKLAND LOHM ANITES OUTPLAYED BY WILSON'S MEN Hughes Loosens Up a Little in the Opening Act but After That Can't Be Touched—Dev Star of Team
NAPOLEON LA JOIE BENCHED AGAIN Phillies Beat Cleveland and Big Hitter Gets Sore — St. Louis Twice Shut Out by Boston—Chi. cago Is Defeated AMERICAN LEAGUE
FISHERMEN'S TlDii TABLE
Reasons
MANAGER BROOKS BACK FROM LAKE Ascot Park Magnate Made Extensive Preparations for Hunting Trip, but Did no Shooting Around Tahoe
ROUNDING UP FOR THE MILL JEFF AND MINER HAVE FINIBHED WORK Both Fighters Put in Good Day With Trainers — Champion Favored in Betting at Odds of 10 to 4
Genius
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BAPTISTS ASSEMBLE In Session This Week at Long Beach Larger Appropriations for Public Library Sixteenth Annual Convention of Chrla. tlan Churches of Bouthern Callfornla and Arizona Cornea to Bucceeaful Close
RAILWAY COMPANY ABSORBED Santa Fe Take* Charge of Southern California Road
TO ENJOIN SCALPERS Santa Fe Wants to Sell Excursion Tickets Non.Transferable
Coronado Anglers Make Big Catch
STEAMER HERMOSA NEARLY BEACHED Narrowly Escapes Running Ashore While Endeavoring to Land at Avalon Pier—Camp Cabrillo Notes
PASTOR RETURNS Occupies His Pulpit In Redondo Church
NEW YORK ENTERS MANY Athletic Clubs at Metropolis Will Lie Represented at Fair
NEW CAR LINE TO PLAYA DEL REY Short Route Opened From Santa Mon. ica to That Beach Resort—Much Music Promised This Week
Chamherlaln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the South
M4NY OHIOANS VISIT CORONADO Interesting Series of Events Planned in Their Honor—Many Dinner Parties at Hotel del Coronado
WILL COMMENCE NEW PIER SOON Material Being Rapidly Received for the $30,000 Improvement at Ocean Park — Will be Double. Decker
In the Social Swim
FOR BRIGHTON -BEACH BATHERS Large Float Anchored Off Bhore for Their Protection
Weaving
"AUNT SUSAN" BY AMATEUR ACTORS Terminal Island Thespian* Successfully Render Play Written by Local Lady—Proceeds Go to Church Improvement
MAY TAKE PLACE OF JUDGE PIERCE Failure of Republican* to Nominate May Give Office to Democrat by Default —Over«lgh| Claimed
REJECTS -MURDER THEORY Coroner's Jury Decides Hose Took His Own Life
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THE WEATHBB
Weather Conditions
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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REAL ESTATE TRANBFERS
CITY COUNCIL OPENS BIDS OFFERB BY CONTRACTORS FOR WORK Fences Along Outfall Sewer—Lighting the City Streets—Old Suntet Boulevard Bridge Will Be Removed
CABE IS CONTINUED Shrimps Will be Given Preliminary Hearing Today
THE KID WANTS TO APPEAR HERE McCoy Telegraphs That Hs Would Like a Chance at Winner of Tonight's Qo—Will Come Here Next Week
BACRAMENTO RACEB START Large Crowd at Opening Day, but no Regular Booke Are Run
EASY FOR THE MISSOUR'ANS ST. LOUIS PLAYB ALL OVER BROOK LYNITEB Game It Lapse One, Taylor's Pitching for Home Team Being Feature Rain at Pittsburg Pre. vents Games NATIONAL LEAGUE
FORM OF THE HORSES Hawthorne Park, Chicago
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
WINNER 3 OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS St. Louis, Fair Grounds
Saratoga Summary
Results at Hawthorne
Circuit Races at Readvllle
Result* at Portland
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Hawthorne Race Track
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
An Oddity
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OUJMIS' Pasadena Mass Meeting Takes Action Want Bond Proposition Resubmitted No Accommodations for 600 Children. . Fourth Suicide Within Six Day*. Coroner Holds Three In. quests In One Day
CAN YOU BEACH IT? You Will Have to Pay More at Retail for a Common, Cheap One. Don't Do It.
EARNEST WORKER FOR THE CAUSE OF CHARITY
Pasadena Woman Does Much for Worthy Enterprises POPULAR MEMBER OF CROWN CITY SOCIETY Takes Active Part in Affairs of Sunshine League and Other Associations
RAIN REACHED RIVERSIDE DEMOCRATS SELECT DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION Knights Templar Excursions Arriving. Parents of Hollywood Suicfde Unmoved by News of Son's Demise
Low Rates to Sacramento. • on VAtm/1 *rln T r.a «n C3r
WILL PLOW SUGAR BEETS ___ COMMENCE SOON IN LOS ALA. MITOS DISTRICT Season Driest for Years, Pastures Parched, but Stock Company Solves Problem of Fall Feeding
MORE LIGHT AND POWER Santa Maria Company Adds to Its Producing Capacity
ELSINORE RESIDENT DEAD Succomba to Heart Disease While Crawling Under Fence Spwtel to Th. HmU.
LIVESTOCK SHOW LARGEST IN WOBLD Exhibit at Bt. Louis to Exceed That at Chicago 100 Per Cent—Every Kind of Stock Is Rep. resented
FATALLY INJURED IN RAILWAY WRECK Six Persons Hurt In Wreck of Fast Santa Fe Passenger Train Near Topeka—Nine Car# Are In the Ditch
CRACK BALL TOBSERB Ventura Team Defeats Santa Barbara 1 A — a A A — *%
The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Retort*
Final Call Finds Popular Militia Officer on Duty
COTTON SHORTAGE INJURES ENGLAND Extension of Raising Districts Advocated by Premier Balfour as a Remedy for Present Conditions. Yearly Loss Is Vast
ARIZONA TRAINS TIED UP Btorma Wreck Roads, Holding Many Templar Delegatea
Btudent Dies Aboard Train
CHILDREN OUSTED FROM.THE SCHOOLS Berkeley Educational Authorltlea En. force State Vaccination Law and Send 249 Children Home for Not Obeying Statute
MONSTER STEAMER FOR PACIFIC Fourth Largest Ship Afloat Built to Enter Oriental Trade
NEGRO REBIBTED ARREST Refuted to Bubmlt and Was Clubbed
REVOLUTIONISTS GAINING GROUND Paraguayan Town of Villa Relaa Seized by Rebela Who Are Recruiting From Inhabltanta and Deaerta era From Government Army
VICTORY FOR URUGUAY REBEL? Revolutionists Capture Town of Banta Roaa After Fierce Battle
Undelivered Telegrams
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STOCK MARKET IS ACTIVE
DAMAGE REPORTS MAKE WHEAT MARKET ERRATIC Industrial and Labor Conditions Con. tinue In Delicate State
Now York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bond*
Boston Btocks and Sands
Financial Record
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET BREAKB BENBATIONALLY Frost Show Trade Situation of the Cro./lng Bprlng Crop
Bugar and Ooffea
Sugar and CpffM
HONEY PRICES CHANGED MARKET OPENS WITH A FAIR DEMAND FOR PRODUCE Business Not Expected to Assume Largs Proportions Until the First Wssk of September—Fruit of Poor Quality
OPPOSING INFLUENCES MAKE VALUES CHANGE
– Wool and Cotton
LOCAL STOCKB AND BONDS Bank Stcckg
BTOCK EXCHANGE
– ■■ 1 Pacific Coast Trado
Buttor, Eggs and Cheese
Live Btoek Market*
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Citrus Fruits in New York
MARINE REPORT—AUQUBT 22
Otd Method* Beat
A Confidential Agent
Faith
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Moqui Indians Prepare for Annual Snake Dance and Ceremonies
DESPONDENT MAN WANTS TO LIVE Tried to Kill Himself Sunday Night by Opening Arteries in His Wrists. Says He Was Drunk at the Time
CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK Man From Santa Monica Gives Lengthy Account
PATHETIC "HARD LUCK" STORY WITHOUT WORK AND ILL, ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK Woman From San Francisco Tells Her Tale of Woe to Judge Austin. Is Waiting for Ticket f^ome
PREDICTS HEAVY RAINS FOR SEASON Weather Observer Says That Showers Are Cood Indications of Down, pours to Come During Fall and Winter
HAYS GETS CONTINUANCE CA6E WILL COME UP IN NOVEM. BER TERM Attorney for Riverside Bank Cashier Is 111 and Cannot Appear in Court — Certificate Presented i
NEW TRANBFER SYSTEM Order by Traction Line Goes Into Effect This Week
AFRAID CHINESE WILL KILL HIM Wong Sing "Turn# Up" a Fellow Countryman and Then Repents. Says Members of Highbinder Society Will Murder Him
Knight* Tcmnlar at San FrurlHo
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