Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 51, 21 November 1903

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Masthead

CHICAGO STREET RAILWAY STRIKE NEARLY ENDED Bliss and Darrow Meet With Mayor Harrison TWO PROPOSALS ARE SUBMITTED Hostilities Suspended Pending the Peace Negotiations

AMERICAN SHIPS TO LEAVE BEIRUT Admiral Cotton Will Sail on a Crnise

DATES FROM ARIZONA GIVEN TO THE PRESIDENT

SEWER CAVES CAUSING THE DEATH OF TWO MEN

THE MORNING'S NEWS

TRYING TO LOCATE ALL THEjUItDS President of Porter Brothers Company a Witness SECRET REBATES WERE ALLOWED Mr. Watson Admits That He Destroyed His Personal Checks

KOHN WILL FILED :state Exceeding a Million Dollars Is Placed in Trust for Heirs

ROADS DIVIDE BUSINESS Rock Island Given a Share of the Immigrant Traffic

USES OF THE TELEPHONE AT SEA ARE EXPLAINED New Call Apparatus Making Noise as Loud as a Trumpet

MAY HAVE TO FIGHT COLOMBIA ON ACCOUNT OF PANAMA REVOLT Reyes Says It Would Be a Second Boer War GENERAL REYES' MISSION The Latin Republics Are Alarmed at Uncle Sam's Action

STILL BOMBARDING Sim Dip CITY Attack Is Rigorously Resisted by Forts

BANDITS PLUNDER A BANK AND ESCAPE Rushing Through the Town Threaten People With Death

Fired at Alfonso's Tutor

MS SPRECKEtS REPORTMI ILL Recently Suffered Two Strokes of Paralysis

SPANISH DUCHESS HURIMN WRECK Many Killed on Railway Near Lisbon

Senate Committees

MRS. R.J.BUROETTE mmi fish Monkey Dinner Makes Her Ridiculous

GERMANS KILLED IN BATTLE WITH NATIVES

Typhoid st Willisms College

MAY HAVE TO FIGHT COLOMBIAN PEOPLE General Reyes Predicts Possible War LATIN REPUBLICS ARE BECOMING ALARMED Says Colombia Is in Desperation and That the Serious Condition of fairs Is Not Realized by the Adminlstratioa at Washington

ARTICLES OF THE NEW TREATY HAVING TO DO WITH SOVEREIGNTY

PANAMANS CONFER WITH COMMISSIONERS FROM COLOMBIA

REPORT OF COMMANDER OF THE NASHVILLE ON OPERATIONS AT COLON

CANAL TREATY WILL FIRST BE RATIFIED BY PANAMA GOVERNMENT

PANAMA COMMISSIONERS CALL AT THE WHITE HOUSE

IRON OUTPUT IS CUT IN HALF

CANNOT DESTROY TREES INFECTED WITH DISEASE State Commissioner Has No Such Legal Authority

FLAMES DAMAGE COLLEGE ROOMS Destructive Blaze at the Northwestern University

FORTY YEARS ON THE BENCH Remarkable Career of Judge Joseph . Gary of Chicago

RAILROAD RATES LOWERED Mexican Government Orders the Old Standard to Be Established

CUBAN BILL HAS REACHED SEHATE Debatt Ensn«s As to Its Disposition REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS Mr. Teller, While Opposing the Reference, States That He Has No Intention of Obstructing Consideration of the Measure

TOURIST CAR SERVICE COSTS RAILROADS MONEY Railways Arrange to Cut Off Regular Runs

DRIFTED IN OPEN BOAT W|TH A AORTAL WOUND James Mourour Fatally Shot While Out Shooting

Alleged Horse Thief Insane

National Live Stock Exchange

WITNESS RATHBONE TAKESJHE STAND Repeats Charges Agaiust General Wood ACCUSES HIM OF ACCEPTING MONEY Summon* Issued for a New York Attorney Who Acted as Legal Adviser for General Ludlow and Also for General Wood at Havana

THE HERALD'S RAILR.OAOGUIDE

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IMMENSE CROWD AT AGRICULTURAL, PARK SEES BARNEY OLDFIELD SMASH RECORDS

OLDFIELD DRIVES A MILE IN SS SECONDS f

Grangers to Meet in Portland

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PLANS FINISHED FOE THE SANTA FE'S NEW HOSPITAL

MILLER AND JOHNS AREJCOUIITED Charged With Attempt at Extortion

HUNTER WANDERS FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS IN SNOW

PLAN PROPOSED FOR PROTECTING FUR SEALS

WIRED FOR MONEY AND THEN TOOK HIS LIFE

Senator Dietrich to Go to Omaha

Liliuokalani's Claim

NEW TARIFF BILL 111 MMMID Imposes Increased Duties on Foreign Goods I

RESULT OF THE CITY IN BOSTON Patrick H. Collins Receives a Heavy Democratic Vote

TRIAL OF A. W. MACHEN AND OTHERS POSTPONED

Invites Cuba to Come In

A Five-Minute Session

FOUND DEAD ON VILLAGE STREET Mysterious Murder ol Oregon Hop Buyer

EIGHTEEN BODIES WERE RECOVERED Deaths by Train Wreck Will Not Exceed Twenty

TURF INVESTMENT TRIAL IS BEGUN AT ST. LOUIS

FATHER LE PORE'S ANTAGONIST DIES

OVERTAKEN BY A FALL | GRAVEL Chinese Mine Owner and Employe Meet Death

TO REORGANIZE COMPANY Administration of Construction Concern to Be Changed

DEATHS OF THE DAY

MA. BRYAN SIGHT SEEMLOM Attends a Meeting and Is Greeted With Applause

KEEPER OF SAILOR'S HOME ACCUSED State Department Considering Action for Extortion Against Ferem

THE POPE APPEARS IN ST. PETER'S FOR FIRST TIME Congregation Largely Composed of Pilgrim*

Spying at Cherbourg

Columbia Reaches Gibraltar

DEMOCRATS CAUCUS UU THEJBM BILL Dtcide to Consider It on Its Merits

TO UNIONIZE KITCHENS Cooka in New York Hotels, Restaurants and Clubs Organize

Wire Cloth Plant Burned

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE INJJISVILLE Old Masonic Temple and a Theater Burned

COLORED SOLDIER MAKES ASSAULT UPON A SURGEON

Settled Out of Court

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KREFT OPPOSES SAMOELJOMPERS Socialistic Wing Back of the Printer CONVENTION REAFFIRMS CINCINNATI AGREEMENT Thanks Telegraphed to President Roosevelt for the Pardon of E. W. Clark, One of the Jefferson Jorden Mutineers—Will Soon Adjourn

LEBAUDY'S AIRSHIP STRIKES A TREE AND BLOWS UP

HEAVY SHOWERS CAUSTWASHOUT Narrow Escape of Train From Wreck

PASADENIt MAIDENS DON MALE ATTIRE Harmless Prank Which Besults in Scandal ESCAPADE OF LINCOLN AVENUE METHODISTS Suggestion of a Pretty Sunday School Teacher That Half of the Dozen Members of a Social Club Should Dress in Male Attire Is Acted On

BANK CLEARINGS

Their Qain, Not Ourc

BAKING POWDER WAR GETS HOT

FRESNO'S EXHIBIT Objection Is Made to the Proposed Restriction

FRED GOLDMAN AWAITS ORDER FROM CHIEF ELTON

Strike Riot in France

TOM HORN DIES I ON THEJCAFFOLD No Attempt at Rescue Was Made MANY FRIENDS OF THE CONDEMNED MAN PRESENT Two Brothers Entertain the Audience by Singing a Sensational Cowboy Song—Horn Aids the Sheriff in the Final Preparations

SHOT TO DEATH FOR MURDER Peter Mortenson Pays the Extreme Penalty at Salt Lake

LEAVE ENGLAND'S SHORES TODAY Italian Sovertigns Will Say Farew«ll

SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S EARNINGS INCREASE Ciross Receipts for Three Months Are Greater by Two Millions

FLOW OF NATURAL GAS AT STOCKTON TACTORY

Mil 111 DEFENSE IH HULSE TRIAL Prosecution Begins the Rebuttal

SENATOR HANNA ON THE SHIPPING BILL Says He Will Try Again to Pass It

Miss Mary E. Moorehead

State Senator on Trial

KOREAN REPORTS CM WORRY Russian Foreign Office Not Disturbed

The Reason

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TRIUMPH OF RECIPROCITY

MR. CLEVELAND'S PREDICAMENT

OUR UNPAVED STREETS

LOS ANGELES REALTY VAwUES

THE CABE OF TOM HORN

TROUBLES OF HER OWN

WILL CONDEMN SCHOOL SITE Polytechnic Bids Are Too High

TRANSMITSJTHOUGHT WAVES Professor Segno Does a Land Office Business on Grand Avenue

A Little Sermon

ROEMER PLANNED – WIFn_MURDER Domestic Life in Downty Not Happy

NEW VOTING MACHINES Planned to Supplant Australian Ballot—Receive State Indorsement

NO INVESTIGATION ATJGHLAND Board Will Meet N«xt Week

WOMEN'S CLUBS Indian Afternoon

"Story of Our Streets"

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!WS OF CITY 111 BRIEF EVENTS OF THE DAY

VEST STANDS BULLET TEST

PERSONAL

Ellery's Band Today

Murine Eye Remedy

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF BARGAINS IN HARNESS.

FIRST SYMPHONY ARTISTjCSUCCESS Peje Storck Makes a Fine Impression

Committee Gets to Work

Liquid Air Demonstration

HOTEL ARRIVALS

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COLORADO MBS HOT TERMS Governor Sends Troops to Telluride SEVEN HUNDRED MEN TO GUARD THE MINES Three Troops of Cavalry, Eight Companies of Infantry and Detachments of Signal and Medical Corps Ordered Out by General Bell

CELEBRATED PAINTING IS PRESENTED TO GOVERNMENT

RUSSIA WILL RECOGNIZE PANAMA IN DUE TIME

Fully Justified

QUEEN NATALIE REFUSES TO ACCEPT A GOLD MINE

Elks' Lodge of Sorrow

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAFFIC Special Trains Three Days Each Week H. E. HUNTINGTON BACK FROM SAN FRANCISCO Frank Waters May Take the Place of Colonel Diss—Jay Adams Talks of National Association Meeting—The First Raymond & Whltcomb

A House Warming

SMALL REWARD TEMPTED MURDERER Startling Revelations in Ntw Fork PLOT TO MURDER A WEALTHY MANUFACTURER Edgar Devan \Vas Willing to Kill a Man for Fifty Dollars and the Jewelry He Wore—Partner in Crime Weakens and Informs the Police

DAVE GONE INTO LAUNDRY BUSINESS South Pasadena Residents Have Novel Plan

OIL COMBINE KEEPS UP PRICE IN RUSSIA Claim High Rates Are Caused by Labor Troubles and Fires

DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS CONFER IN SAN FRANCISCO

Volunteers' Thanksgiving

MAYOR SCHMITZ HEREJR REST H« and Abe Ruef Taking Recreation

JAPAN NOT EAGER TO FIGHT RUSSIA Bnt She Is Prepared to ltefend Herself

Will Not tirant Parole

Medical Association Meets

No Cause for Economy

Bucolic Pleasantries

TALK OF EARLY ADJOURNMENT Senate Anxious to Close Up by Thanksgiving

Corrected

Singing in Ears

The Sound Was Not Hollow

His Preference

Their Gain, Not Ours

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BASEBALL a BOXING a BOWLING AMATEURISH GAME won jnisras Hits, Errors and Buns Get Monotonous

Game at Santa Ana

Baseball Notes

Special Ladies' Day

Argyll and Longfellow

Curzon's Satire

Great Little Willie

SCHOOL TEAMS AI 111 BATTLE ARRAY Throop and High School Meet Today

NEW CAPTAIN FOR CALIFORNIA ELEVEN

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEFEATS' NEVADA ELEVEN University of California Wants a (lame With Michigan

Editorial Consolation

Not Since He Left

A Slow Solution

Problem

Genius Defired

SCHWALBE EASILY wins srauK Man ot Honor Makes Best Finish of the Day

Results at Latonia

Results at Bcnnings

TWO DAYS' RACING San Bernardino Preparing for Meet' ing at Christmas Time

ALBICORE ARE RUNNING Many Big Fish in Evidence at Santa Catalina Island

Ocean Park Wins

Trouble

A Change

This Is a Fancy Sketch

Her Hair

A Solution

JIMMY BRUT IS GIVENJECISIQN Canolt Stays Limit, Bat Is Badly Punished

ATTEL KNOCKS OUT BENNETT Landed a Swing on the Jaw the Eleventh Round

POLICEMAN REFEREES A NEW YORK FIGHT

GOVERNOR NASH WILL PREVENT PRIZEFIGHT

Quecnan and "Sieger Fight Dratf

Bananas, Not Pajamaa

Turkish Proverbs

A Market Rating

An Egyptian Marketer

Nothing but Leather

Strange

APPEAL IN THE MM SUIT A Separate Management for Railways PRESIDENT JAMES HILL CONFERS WITH ATTORNEY Northern Securities Company Wants Decision oi Circuit Court Confirmed by Supreme Court, Which Wili Declare the Merger to Be Void

Bombs for Nocturnal Cats

ArizoriW'a Unique Jail

Command Was Moved

Market Values of Dead Bats

Out of Will and Way

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TOME MIL STREET Many Protest Against Assessment District FARISH REMINDED OF ANTE-ELECTION PROMISE Protestants Block Widening of San Pedro Street From First to Fifth Streets—Property Owners Clash in Committee Room Over the Matter j

STOLE TOO MANY WHEELS Over Fondness for Bicycles Lands Edward Marcias Behind Bars

Will Addrea* Women

A Guaranteed Cur* for PIIm

INSIST ON HAVING NEW SCHOOLHOUSE Maple Avenne People Roast Officials BOARD OF EDUCATION REPROVED FOR NEGLECT City Engineer Stafford Asked to Pro* vide for Numbering Houses, and the Street Superintendent Is to Be Urged to Clean Up the Streets

MR. C. S. HOLMAN Of the Well-Known Firm of W. I. Hollingsworth & Co. Will Live in Westmoreland Tract

NEW INCORPORATIONS

IS ELECTED FOR A SECOND TERM

NEWS FROM THE CHAMBER Large Olives Received From Judge Ross, and Apples for Exhibition

Ogden Citizen Robbed

CHURCH NEWS f METHODIST

CATHOLIC

CHRISTIAN

BAPTIST

CHURCH NOTES

MARINE REPORT-NOV. 21

Firemen Seriously Injured

AT RED JACKET AN INTERESTING STORY rROM NORTHERN MICHIGAN Indigestion Cured'and riesh mi StrMftl Restored by Or. Willlins' Pink PHI* for Pale People

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THE HERALD THE WEATHER

Weather Conditions

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

DIED

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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS SELL MORE LIQUOR TIHII TH[ HOTELS Says George Schmucker of Drug Stores PROHIBITION ALLIANCE IS GOING AFTER THEM Anti-Liquor Law Said to Be a Snare and a Delusion—The Alliance Will Make a Crusade Against Violators of the Liquor Law

Reception to School Teachers

Union Services Thanksgiving

City Treasurer Is a Colonel

Another New Brick Building

Child Study Circles' Meeting

Deranged Man Arretted

Pasadena Briefs

MONROVIA BEATS COMPTON Decides That Nicaragua Would Make Best Canal Route

J. WAYNE AMOS DEAD Well-Known Redlands Citizen Passes to the Beyond

GIVEN MILITARY FUNERAL Was Member of Forty-Second Massachusetts Infantry

FORM PROHIBITION ALLIANCE The New Tropico Organization Starts With Twenty-Four Members

DARING TRIP ROWBOAT John C. Robarts Rows From San Clemente to Catalina

— WOOLCOTTS BODY FOUND Sea Gives Up Its Dead at RcdonUa Beach

Questions

BATTLING OVER All ESTATE HELDE HEIRS OPPOSE A FINAL ACCOUNTING Charles O'Donnell Receives a Decision Which Entitles Him to His Prop-I erty in Barstow

BARBERS ARE DISAFFECTED Santa Monica Closing Law Proves a Failure

WATER STRUGGLE REVIVED Monrovia Dispute Again Gets Into the Courts for Settlement

JAIL HABITABLE San Pedro Hostelry for Hobos Lowered to the Ground

QUARANTINED SITE NAVAL COALING STATION DEPENDS ON SELECTION Appropriation of $200,000 for Improvements in San Diego Harbor Expectcd Soon to Be Available

CELEBRATE FOR CAR SHOPS Will Increase Population 3000 in Two Years

ENTITLED TO HIS FEES City Marshal of Santa Ana Awarded Disputed Claims

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MEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD INDUSTRIAL STOCKS LEAD

ENORMOUS DEALS EFFECTEOJ STEEL Speculators in a State of (onjec til re

New York Stocks

New York Bonds

Boston Stocks and Bonds

Financial Record

INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY

Citrus Fruit Shipments

Apricots Rule Quiet

Fruits in San Francisco

Pacific Coast Trade

Cotton and Wool

Live Stock Market

Butter, Eggs and Cheese

FEELING IN. WHEAT BULLISH

NEW BASIS FOR EGGS IS ESTABLISHED Highest Price Known in Many Seasons—Big Fish Catches Made

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCK EXCHANGE

Sugar an J Coffee

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Building Permits

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