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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXII, Number 74, 14 December 1904
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TO PACE A . ACCUSE^ oX* / Mrs. Chadw,i£/ ibes to Cleve£ .id Says She Will Pay Her Creditors in Full Becomes Hysterical in Marshal's Office This Surprising Woman Give* Out Remarkably Cool Statement to Preaa on Eve of Her De. parture for Home
;IRE MENACES BUSINESS CENTER OF MINNEAPOLIS 'oNFLAGRA TION DESTROYS $3,000,000 IN PROPERTY AND CLAIMS TWO LIVES
GkRAND JURY LAUDS COUNTY OFFICIALS Also Criticises Attorney for Not Prop, erly Auditing Bills—Weber Cases Are Mentlonid at Adjournment
FIND WEBER'S PISTOL Detective* Discovered Weapon With Which Pervert Killed His Family
ACCUSE CANADIAN MEMBERS OF FRAUD Conservatives Beek Vacation of Seats of Colonial Ministers and Political Associates on Ground of Bribery
RECOMMENDS BOND IBBUE Directors Ask for $100,000,000 In Convertibles and Common Stock
ROBBERS SLUG AUDSTOR Thugs Assault County Officials and Loot Treasury
REICHSTAG TACKLES TRUST QUESTION Home Secretary Says American Law Against Combinations Is Inoperative and Advises Against Checking Progress
TO ESTABLISH NEW ROUTE
DISCOVER DIAMONDS IN NORTH BOKNEO Stone Bearing Soil Resembling Kim. berly Blue Clay Brought to London for Test—Company Has Large Grants
WANT EXPERIMENTAL FARM University of California Asks for State Appropriation
Prince Homeward Bound
SEISMIC DISTURBANCE IN TEXAS WRECKS OIL FIELD Deep Well Is Turned Into Active Volcano, and Rocks, Mud and Thousand Feet Lengths of Pipe Are Hurled Into the Air and Houses Smashed to Kindling Wood
TEN PRISONERS BREAK JAIL
RURAL CARRIESS ARE TURNED OUT
EEADY TO KEPOKT Two-State Bill May Be Reported Today • Woman Suffrage Will Be Permitted Part of Gila Reserve Is Opened to Settlers Senate Also Passes Bill to Amend General Land Laws—Bard Still Opposes Present l Statehood Plan
THE DAY'S NEWS
GONViCTSNIHIUSTS Slayers of Yon Plelive Are Condemned They Plead Justifiable Homicide Sasoneff Gets Life and Accomplice Twenty Years—Troops Overawe Demonstrations—Few Ar. rests Made
RECOMMENDS PAROLE Prison Board Suggests Mercy for Con. victed Murderer
PARDEE COMMUTES SENTENCE Upon Release Prisoner Will Go to Old Home in Tennessee
Viceroy Reassumes Office
House Impeaches Judge Charles Swayne of High Crimes and Misdemeanors
MORMONSEXPOSED Eive Witnesses Revea Dread Secrets Break Oaths Involving Terrible Penalties . Men and Women Confess on Btand That They Contracted Illegal Union*—Weeping Mother Shielda Father
AFFECTS INSURANCE ASSETS IN FKANCE American Embassy Seeks to Prevent Discrimination Against United States Corporations Operating in French Territory
MISSOURI DELEGATE GETS FIVE YEARS Is Sentenced on Charge of Perjury in Boodle Case*, Concern, ing Street Railroad Franchises
Robs Well.Fargo Office
CHICAGO WRAPPED IN INKY FOG Street Car Bervlce Crippled and Ma y Accidents Result From the Extraordinary Phenomenon
Blizzard In the East
Coldest Day of Winter
Below Zero at Oes Moines
Snow in New York
Rain at San Francisco
Entire Crew Perishes
Ames Jury Disagrees
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IBttTJS LOW Citrus Fruit Shippers Disappointed Receivers Say Oranges Are Too Green Florida Product Appears in Large Quantities and Although of Poor Keeping Quality Hae Preference on Color
MINA RUDOLPH WEDS MILLIONAIRE Star of "San Toy" Recovered From Automobile Accident—ls Mar. ried to Jefferson Grave* at Denver
SPECIFICATIONS OF SEWER TO BE CHANGED Cement May Be Substituted for Vitri. fled Brick in New Outfall Sew. er. Will Benefit Independent Brick Company
Held Up and Robbed
GOVERNMENT WITNESS FAILS TO IDENTIFY NAN PATTERSON
SALUTEJDLUNTfIRY Wrong to Compel Child to Honor Flag
PREMIER'S PARTY VISITS PASADENA Orange Groves of Foothills Are Source of Wonder and Delight to to Residents of Far North
WIND REACHES HIGH VELOCITY Sweeps Over Los Angeles Monday Night at Speed of 28 Miles an Hour, and Breaks Record of 17 Years
JUDGE SCORES CRUEL HUSBAND Give* Him Option of Supporting Hi* Child or Leaving State —Wife Telia Pitiful Tale
"DRUNK EVER SINCE" Wife Declares. That Spouse Was Cruel to Her
BOARD INDORSES CHILDREN'S HOME Directors of Merchants and Manu> facturers' Association Satisfied That Institution Deserves Hearty Support
ATTEMPTS TO SAVE MOTHER Eleven Year Old Boy Refuses to Leave Invalid Parent
ARE YOU SICK?
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WORK HORDED Farmers Are Hindered by Lack of Rain Downpour Is Needed to Spront Grain Crop Report Indicates That Citrus Fruits Are in Good Con. dition and Ripening Fast
Feast Is Celebrated
'UNCLE BILLY' MOVES FIVE TONS OF GOLD
HATFIELD HEADY TO BRING RAIN "Chemical Affinity" Expert Sends His Paraphernalia to Foothills— First Test Will Be Made Tomorrow
Hotel Gossip
Christmas Packages
SUES FOR DAMAGES IN SUM OP 150,000 Woman Alleges She Was Severely In. jured by Being Thrown From Car and Seeks to Recover Large Sum
Christmas Books
MUSIC AND the: DRAMA * <$>
Musicale and Recital
Arrest of Burglar
Exhibited Obscene Pictures
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TO' PI? m CHILD Little Girl Mangled by J Car Gets $7500 Bjun Ov<*r While Foot I Was in Slot Pacific Electric Company 1 Will Con. 'feat Judgment In Sum—Child Blowly Recovering From Injurlea
NOT GUILTY SAYS PEETTY MISS PAHL Effort Was Made Yesterday by At. ■ torney to Free Young Nurse Who Is Charged With f> Burglary
THREE SHOT TO DEATH
•' New Banitarium I* Planned
Chronic Coughs OFTEN THE BEGINNING OF CONSUMPTION The Owl Drug Co. Guarantee Vinol Will Cure Them
ORPHANS IN NEED OF CHRISTMAS CHEER
O'BRIEN IS GIVEN MAXIMUM PENALTY Slayer of James Murphy Makes Plea for Mercy but to No Avail—Appeal May Be Taken
COMMISSION WILL HEAK ACCUSATIONS Cnarges of Leaving Beat Without Permission Made Against Police Officers by Superior— Hearing' Set
C. B. BOOTHE RETURNS Irrigation Expert Pleated With Sueceas of Movement
To Change Uniform Lading Bill
OBJECTS TO NEIGHBOR CORRECTING HER CHILDREN Woman Accused of Assault With Shot Gun Goes Free After District Attorney Investigates
WHIPS BROTHER-IN-LAW Negro Pastor Wields Rod on Child Effectively
VERDICT IN TWO MINUTES William Edwards Found Guilty of Grand Larceny
THOUGHT HE HAD MONEY
BOY SIDES WITH MOTHER IN AFFRAY Woman Accuses Her Husband of Cruelty and Gets Decree— Son Proves Strong Witness
In Divorce Court
You Are Entitled to It
DOAN'S KIPIWT^T,S For Salt by All Dtileo. Price 50c. Foittr-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y„ Prop.
*22.80 TO NEW YORK INCLUDING SLEEPER
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WOMEN OPPOSE STATEHOOD BILL
LIBRARY BOARD'S REPORT
POLYGAMY MUST GO
i i| Social Diary and Gossip |
Tuesday High Five Club
Unity In Diversity
Church Bazaar
Bocial Notes
COMMISSION TO HEAR MORE CASES Civil Service Experts Must Bettle Dispute*—Library Attendant Is Reinstated—Suapen. •ion Ordered
PERBONAL
REORGANIZE RAILROAD Department Head* of Frisco Road Are Switched Around
THE HERALD'S LETTER BOX
ANTI.TOBACCO MAN Ha Make* War en Gambling and Ba. loen Restaurant*
THE PANAMA CANAL A Californlan Who Pleads for *aH Pedro Harbor
Erects Largest Public Bchool
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AROUND THE TOWN
AMtamm
MOREFOODNEEDED High School Students Lack Nourishment Down With Tamale Man Says Federation lea Crssm and Hot Lunches Not Conduolvo to Qood Study lo Vordlet of Olvlo Committee
OFFICIALS QUALIFY Several New Office Holders of City File Their Official Bonds
CITATION 18 ISSUED Vice President Chandler of the Times Notified to Appear
Christmas Leather floods Nn rhara'A fnv 1 alfarlnS- vmls naena la* .nt/l
Tho Angaius Hotel
WANTED DIVORCE ONE WEEK AFTER WEDDING
CANDLE CAUSES FIRE; LOSS $700 Two Story Building at 323.323 1.2 East Fifth Btreet Waa Totally Destroyed With Contents
JURY RETURNS A VERDICT OF MURDER Coroner Holds Inquest on Bodies of Two Victims of Monday's Killing—Accused, John Mc-Clure, Attends
HEADACHES FROM COLDS.
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THE WEATHER
Pacific Coast Weather
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BORN
DIED
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BAENEY OLDFIELD MAKES NEW BECORD Daring Automoblllet Drives Fifty Miles in 48:39 1.5 on Wet •Track—He Arrives In Los Angeles Today
BATTLING NELSON BOXES AMATEURS Dane Working Hard at Last. He Goes Several Faat Bouts Every Day to Increase Hie Speed
STANDING OF THE JOCKEYS
ALL-STAR ELEVEN TO PLAY SHERMAN Six Old Berkeley Stars to Reinforce This Year's Team in Effort to Defeat Copper Colored Champions
TACOMA FORFEITS A GAME TO LOS ANGELES Nine Balls Pitched and Umpire Mc. Donald Gives Game to Seraphs —League Directors Meet Tomorrow
PULLIAM IS RE-ELECTED
GEORGE SUTTON WINS
UTAH ELEVEN TO MEET U. S, C. TEAM Pigskin Chasers From Salt Lake and Los Angeles to Clash at Pasadena at Rose Carnival
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BOOKS AND PUBLIC GET EVEN BREAK Three Favorite and a* Many Outsider* Land the Long End* of the Purees at the Oakland Track
Money for Door of Hope
HERALD'S RACING FORM CHARTS
NOTES OF THE TURF
FORM OF THE HORSES First race—Winnefreda, El Orlente,
MILAS, THE FAVORITE, TAKES FIRST HURDLE RACE OF SEASON
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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iTOJjTW Attack on Copper Again Quickly Checked Scare and Slump at the Opening Hour Syndicate Money Support* the Mar. ket, Carrying Bome Securities Above Monday's Low Level-Money la Eaay
New York Stocka and Bonda
6NOW AND BLEET BTORMB CHECK FRUIT DELIVERY
Boaton Stock* and Bonda
Financial Record
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coaat Trade
Chicago Live Stock
LAWSOft IS HELD AT BAY
WHEAT SHOWB WEAKNESS Traders Holding Off for Secretary Bhaw'a Decision
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Egg* and Cheeu
Sugar and Coffee
The Metal Market
MARINE REPORT DEC. 13
BI)TTEH_B PIE Demands Cause Shipments to All Points Creamery Stocks Scarce and Cleaned Up < Eggs Not So Firm, Onlone Are Go. Ing Higher, Fish Scarce, Rab. blta Wanted, Celery le Going Eaat
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Bank Btocks
REAL EBTATE TRANBFERS
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FAVOR SHORT DICES Consider Chariot Course Too Long Humane Society Opposed to Mile Contest Controversy Precipitated by Dr. Con. ger, Who Says Horses Were lll.used in the Races of Last Year
FRIENDS' CHURCH CONFERENCE Midyear Meeting Will Take Place at Whittier
4*» Old Board Holds Over
Caught Cold While Hunting u iturglar
SAVED BYJAUNCH Captain Jorgensen Again to the Rescue Petrel and Crew Brought Safely to Shore The Little Boat, After a Brave Bat. tie, Was Swamped by Wind and Wave When the Rescuers Reached Her
SIGN OFFENSIVE TO NEGRO But He Must Pay for Tearing It Down
INJURED IN RUNAWAY Aged Man May Not Recover From Severe Bruises
Suit for $15,000 Damages
COMPLAIN ABOUT STREETS Riverside Residents File a Protest With the Trustees CSn*rlnl tn The UpralH
CONTRACT FOR BIG HOTEL The Arrowhead, With Bath Houses, Will Cost $150,000
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
WILL BUILD MANSION Indianapolis Capitalist Buys Tract for Palatial Home
Lineman Seriously Injured
Undelivered Telegrams
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