Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-29
Late kilograms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Esopsmoos-susosa
SAN FEANCIsco. July 27.-Ten
days ego Edward L. Rhodes, son OF
ex.Chief Justice Rhodes, and Ella
e. Evans, en- heiress, of San J, se
under the care of Mr.. MCPHERSON,
her guardian, eloped from San
jose, came to this city and were
married by the Rev. Mr.. Noble.
A corruptibls servant girl was
bribed, and big dog poisoned to
facilitate the escape.
Peter Craig, one OF the Oldest un-
dertakers in the city, committed
sulelde on Tuesday evening by
shootine himself ut his room on
Golden Gate avenue Cause, fnan-
cial EN- mbarrassment. He was ma
tive of Scotland. aged GA.
Michael Thornton, stevedore,
while working on board the ship
Maobeth this after noon, fell down
the hatchway and was instantly
killed.
Thrse mea ktsSea.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20 "A
Napa dIspatc oh Gays that this morn
ing, on the farm of w. T. Sneed,
about six miles north of here, the
engine of q threshiDg machine ex-
ploded aud Instantly killed Willis
Grove, George Platt and Robert
Davis. Harry Gilman was slightly
wounded.
rae Ossllsmms nuss~a as se..
! SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-The
British ship Orlf1smme was burt
! at sea, In latitude 1912 south, Ion.
J Gttude 02:42 west. The crew has
arrived at Wilmington on the
Italian bark st. Andrea. No par.
ticulars.
Fassa shsOsisw AHrsy as Gross
, VIsALIA, July 20. Tuesday
night q difficulty occurred at Cross
Creek between Bird Kinchl0e,
proprietor OF q saloon, and five
men employed by Kitchener In bis
warehouse, duEn which Kinchloe
shot James Nelson, the ball pene.
tratinR the lungs. Kinchl0e gave
himself up. Nelson is now at the
county hospital In dying con.
dition.
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PHOENIX, A. T.. July 28.-Sophia
Rogers, aged i've yesrs and seven
teen days, daughter OF Under.Sher.
| III Rogers, was accidentally shot by
Q twelve year old brother this
morning, receiving wound from
which she died iu twenty minutes
\ The Ball entered the chin, ranging
downward, cutting the juguIal
vein.
Omenaa nullessu From the ssch
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1928
8A. M.-rhe President rested wei
J during the night and no rigor Oh
] febrile disturbance has occurred
since the bulletin of yesterday
evening. This morning the I'm
\ provement of his general condition
IL distinctly psrceptible. He ap'
pears refreshed by the nights rest
and expresses himself as beine
cheerful as to his condition. Pulse
81; temperature, % a; respira-
tlon, Is. BLISS aud others.
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H Psessasss's CesAssson.
Y EXECUTIVE MANSION, July % =
II Col. Rockwell says that the Presi.
dent 10 decidedly better this morn
v ing than At any time since wound.
ed. sAtths morning dressing there
was 3 free aud healthy flow of pus
l from the wound. and the portion ol
4 the original wound above the in.
eision was observed to have com.
menced healing. The surgeons
\ after consultation this morning
d concluded that the removal of the
heavy carpet which now covers the
h0or of the Presidents chamber
would be beneficial, and consider.
ing the brightness Of the morning,
With the perfectly fresh and dry
atmosphere, together with ths fa-
vorable condition of the President
1 Is was decided to make the change
at once. The surgeons maintair
that the carpet absorbs the impuri'
ties Of the atmosphere, which inva
riRbIy exist to more or less ex.
tent 10 sick chambers, and is ths
receptacle for secretion dust, etc
The President's bed was carefully
removed from his own room to 1
room Immediately across the hall
where he is now resting quietly.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S-l NJ
The President is doing splendidly
has no fever. The surgeons nov
consider the fever broken for good
The patient has good appetite
and bis food digests. He was re
moved TO another room on th'
north eide of the corridor. DR.
Id Hamilton arrived from New York
this morning and ct noon he salt
the President was Improving a
fast - possible.
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