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Los Angeles Herald, Number 131, 29 January 1899
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BRYAN INVITED TO SPEAK But to Refrain From Discussing Money Questions SOMEHOW THE SCHEME DIDN'T WORK Occurrenccs in March of Last Year Which Will Have Their Effect on the Next Presidential Campaign, When Silver Will Be the Issue
Snow in Georgia
Troops Paid Off
Harrison Has Not Talked
Will Quit Business
Theater Leases
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN STORIES Grow as the California Grasses Ought to Be Doing : — : l In the Mass of Unfounded Rumor the Fact Stands Out Clearly That Wright's Friends Will Try to Save Him From Expulsion or Deposition From Speakership
DEBATE OE THE ARMY BILL Continues to Develop Objection To Imperialism A VERY STRONG DESIRE IS SHOWN To Withdraw From the Philippines as Soon as We Honorably Can—The Senate in Executive Session Discusses the Peace Treaty
IN THE SENATE Salaries of Consular Officers Are Considerably Increased
Nominations
A County Election Contest
George White Bankrupt
Pool Hatch Decided
ALL CUBA CLAMORING FOB MONEY TO PAY OFF THE SOLDIERS AMERICA COLLECTS CUSTOMS And Befu»al to Give the Proceeds to the Army Is Worse Than Spanish Tyranny
Persistent Inquiry
Valuable Advice
To Succeed Brooke
Santiago Affairs
Postal Inspection
EAGAN FOUND GUILTY Sentenced to Dismissal From the Army With Recommendation for Excutive Clemency
MONTANA CHOSE CLARK TO SUCCEED LBE MANTLE IN THE SENATE THEGRANDJURY FIXED THINGS By Reporting That the Candidate Had Used None of His Vast Fortune for Bribery
Pennsylvania
Quay's Criminal Case
Washington
Bribery Charges
Wisconsin
Delaware
Utah
ON THE TURF Winners of Races at Oakland and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
A BOHEMIAN DINNER Capital Newspaper Men Entertain Distinguished Guests
TEN CENT COINS Are Big Enough for Counterfeiters to Work On
Stanton, to Retire
Beady to Sail
Sexton's Condition
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A COMMITTEE REPORT CAN'T SCARE WRIGHT FROM THE CHAIR NO CHANGE IN THE BALLOTING The Punishment to Fit the Speaker's Crime Will Be Selected on Monday Afternoon
LEGISLATIVE WORK Ashe-Dennery Contest Case Dropped. More New Bills
IN THE ASSEMBLY The Anti-Cartoon Bill Sent to the Senate
CROKER HAS FAITH In America's Ability to Civilize the World
Railroad Land Decision
Death of Evan Jones
A Fatal Jump
PORTO RICO TREASURY WAS LOOTED BY THE SPANISH OFFICIALS 1 Private Deposits ancl Insurance Guaranty Funds All Gathered Up and Taken to Spain
THE DAWES TREATY Accepted by All Except the Clierokee Indians
AN EDITOR DEAD S. B. Carleton Will Write Wo More Town Talk
CUBAN TAX COLLECTION IS NO LONGER THE PRIVILEGE OF THE SPANISH BANK AT HAVANA ~ . , T> I :n L invns in J,
GARLAND'S FUNERAL The Remains Tak»n to Arkansas for Burial
the eagan verdicti Will Not Be Made Known for Some Days
An Elevator Assignment
A New National Bank
Railroad Foreclosure
Farmers in Politics
Auto-Mobiles in Paris
Dun/ham Not Found
A Purse for Pugs
Glass Prices Drop
A Brewery Burned
THE DREAD DISCOVERY MADE BY A CORRESPONDENT AT MANILA Otis and Dewey Jealous of Each Other and American Administrative Morality Is Low
Affairs at Manila
Will Be on Time
Troops Recalled
'The Spanish Cortes
Troops for Manila |
The Cable Censorship
A Luck Chinaman
Pacific Coast Insurance
A Missouri Blizzard
Bubonic Plague
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
A NATION or THINKERS IS WHAT WHEELER CONSIDERS GERMANY Fruit Rejection and Meat Inspection Give No Good Grounds for Americans to Kick
Pleaded Guilty
The L. A. W. Meet
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THE BRITISH INVESTOR CHANGES HIS MIND ABOUT AMERICANS SORRY HE SOLD HIS STOCKS The Trade Pendulum Is Swinging Back and Englishmen Are Looking for Investments
COURT Of CASSATION WILL SIT IN A BODY WHEN IT i REVISES CASES ) I A SECTION CAN'T BE TRUSTED With the Revision of the Dreyfus Affair if Revision Should Ever Be Permitted
The Naval Bill
Hobart and His Horses
The Topeka Disabled
A Famous Bark
Safe at Her Dock
Senator Slater Dead]
Alaskan Mail Routes
Teresa Wreckage
A Cripple Creek Strike
A Skating Record
Italian Trade Treaties
A Sampson Banquet
A Fresno Sensation
A Hulk Located
Champion Skating
Death of John Holmes
A Deliberate Suicide
An Actress Dead
Killed by the Cars
A LONG CHASE Brings Mrs. Lowe Back Into the California Courts
VANDERBILT ROADS Will Be Extended to Reach California Business
Put the Lig-hts Out
Bond Issue Vetoed
A New Officer
Undelivered Telegrams
Untitled
A Prune Combine
The Botkin Case
A Suicide
The Military Telegraph
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IS ANXIOUS FOR AMITY READY FOR A FAIR SAMOAN SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS ARE DELAYED Only Because Neither Nation Now Has Information Concerning the Facts in the Casa
British Influenza
A Consul Promoted
Broke His Leg
A Recalcitrant Witness
Norwalk
Poison: by Mail
ALL TO COME AT ONCE OFFICIAL MASONIC LIGHTS IN A GROUP A Gala Time Among the Brothers and Sisters of the Square and Compass
REDLANDS' ELECTRICITY A Contract Signed for Three Miles of Cement Conduits
Challenge Jumping
New Zealand Wheat
PERSONAL
EXTRA SESSION IS SURE IF THE PEACE TREATY IS NOT RATIFIED ARMY BILL MUST PASS ALSO The Amount of Business on Hand Indicates a Failure to Finish the Work
RIVERSIDE Petty Thieving Getting Common. Oriental Cheap Labor
They Hake the Prettiest Book Binding
SANTA ANA FRUIT MEN TRYING TO RAISE A BONUS FOR A CANNERY Two Hobos Given Long Sentences for Claiming to Belong to the Army and Navy—Notes
THESE ARE BUNCO BEES Santa Barbara Insects That Make Molasses Instead of Honey
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA To Gain flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Mean MAKE A TEST OF STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Kipling's Christmas Gift
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WHAT ABOUT IT P
DISCRETIONARY POWERS
NEWS THAT'S PIT TO PRINT
O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC VJ t THE HERALD'S MUSE $ 9 V
The Amusing Mme. Wagner
Relics of a Famous Paris Fire
Where Rubber Most Abounds
Leg Broken Fifteen Times
Go o j DOWN THE LINE $ 6 oooooooooo<xk>oooooooooocls
Rothschild Paid $200,000 for a Clock
His Last Thought Was for the Flag
The Service Men of the Spanish War
Wanted to Bottle the Baby
How Ostrich Feathers Are Treated
Coffin Studded With Jewels
A House Divided Against Itself
One Idea of Dignity
Mushrooms as a Vaccine
You Can't Always Tell
The Difference
He Wouldn't Guess
His Only Safeguard
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INDEX 10 CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CASE'S WIFE'S CASE She Complains Against a Man She Thought Her Husband
OTTO WONDREY'S TROUBLES Gets Drunk, Has a Runaway and Boys Steal His Wines
• of Thank*
Expui mI >it to ,8»n l>i«^o
TROUBLE IN MONROVIA LAW OF LIBEL INVOKED BY MB. AND MRS. COTTOK MRS. MESSENGER'S OFFENSES i She Wrote a Letter to an Eastern Friend and Talked About Mrs. Cotton to Neighbors
VALERGA INSANE All the Criminals Turning Lunatics at the County Jail
Azusa Wants a Store
Defaulting Contractors
Suit for Damages
Court Notes
COUNTY TEACHERS The Association Members Enjoy an Excellent Program
CRACK CROOKS ARRIVE A Gang of Expert Diamond Thieves Will Attend the Horse Show-
An Important Deal
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TO BE REPRIMANDED library trustees transact BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE MISS MILLER IS REINSTATED Merchants and Manufacturers to Protest Against the Condition of Down Town Streets
SIXTH WARD PARK The Other Side of the Question to Be Presented Monday
MORE DIFFICULTIES Fire Engine House Site on Nigger Alley Beset by Protests
WILL MAKE A KICK Hand Street Sweeping and Broken Pavements to Be Roasted
Explains His Signature
Auditor's Balances
Extensions Asked
Wants a Concession
Took a Ride
City Hall Notes
Another Protest
A New Firm
Marriage Licenses
♦ ♦ J The Story of a Mauser Bullet % ******* J.*************
Imports and Exports
Dried Fruit Prices
Honey Beoa From th« Philippine*
San Diego Excursion
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Stray Chords
Music at the Churches
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Joint Celebration of the Blue and the Gray
DIED OF APOPLEXY Charles M. Elberson Found Dead in feed Yesterday
Lyceum League Session
"GRANDMOTHER" DODGE
TRACK AND TIE Notes and Personals From the Local Railroad Offices
I THE RIVER HARNESSED The New Electric Power From the Banta Ana River
GOLF, TEA AND MUSIC Friendly Match Between Los Angeles and Pasadena Cracks i-.. i :„ a u ,K;*..a
UNIVERSITY NOTES
TONTINE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Did Not Find Los Angeles a Profitable Field for Its Enterprise
California at the Capital
Married but Still a Nun
Candied Sweet Potatoes
An Argument
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AMERICAN REPORTERS HALL CAINE'S OPINION OF HIM AND HER THE FEMALES EMBARRASSING While Male Reporters Made Him Say All Sorts of Things He Wouldn't Think of Saying
The Merrimac Figuring in a Lawsuit
A Terrible Strain
A DOUBTFUL RISE COUNTY OFFICERS CIRCULATE PETITIONS TO SAVE THEIR SALARIES And Annoy the Chamber of Commerce by Their False Pretense—Recorder Wade's Apology
For a Bride's Pillow
THE PATENT OFFICE Growing Inability of Government to Keep Up With Inventions
THE MODERN BUCCANEERS
ONE SOURCE OF REVENUE IS THAT OF RAIDING PASADENA BLIND PIGS Constable Slater Presented With a Gold Shield by His Admirers and Friends—Funerals—Notes
MADAME OF THE RESTAURANT French Women Who Help Their Husbands
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SENSATION ON SENSATION The Yarns of a Detective Disturb Miss Bibby WITNESS IN HUNTER MURDER CASE Now in a "Shady" Lodging House—Alleged Attempt to Decoy Her From the City—Statement ot Hunter's Attorneys. Interviews With All Parties
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew.
PJEft _ _
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The Theater
"Theatrical Successes"
Green Room Gossip
Barton Hill
Personal
Vaudeville on Trains
English Theatrical Rehearsals
Charley's Aunt's Successor , .n .. .r L'... u:_.» r
Edward C'orrie Righton
"Children of the Ghetto"
The Revival of "School"
A Testimonial to Irving
Coming Attractions
THE LITTLE LIGHTHOUSE GIRL i Day and Night She Waves a Greeting | to Passing Ships
Joe Leiter's Auto-Trucks for Chicago
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A mIULi I (* y i hJCPSW 13
Here and There
A CAPITAL ROMANCE Cal. Byrne, One of Los Angeles' Best Fellows, to Harry His Sweetheart of Seven Years Ago
STUDY CLUBS Travel, Literature, Drama, Music, History and Current Events
— Westlake Park Concert
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Fashion
THE GOLFING GIRL'S COBSETS She Must Have Several if Hex Figure Is to Be Preserved
ONE DISCORDANT VOICE Obstinate Miss Matthews Isn't In the Choir but Sings With It Anyway
NO LONGER THE "■IT 8818 EMPEROR. Forty Years Old Next Friday the Hohenzollern War Lord Should Be Spared Further Depreciatory Comments on His Youth, EDGAR SALTUS CONTRASTS WHAT WAS EXPECTED OF HIM WITH WHAT HE HAS ACTUALLY DONE.
Queer Animal Partnerships,
BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS
Literary Notes
A Compendium of Metallurgy
FIRST TELEGRAPH SYSTEM It Was Perfected by Three French Boys and Used at School
$2500 FOR GO BANG G. M. Carnochan Bought the Famous Wire-Coated Fox Terrier
CHATJNCEY'S FIRST AMBITION Says He Hns Longed to Be a Senator Since His Boyhood
THE TIME CLOCKS TO GO An Annoying Factor in the Clerk's Official Life at Washington
The Best Drink for a Cold
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ARTIST BENGOUGH'S BUSY PEN AND PENCIL Ambassador Monson Sketched as He Made His Famous Speech—Scenes in* the Austrian Parliament—How a London Crowd Impressed Him
COUNTESS POTOCXA'S SABLES Loss of a Famous Pelisse Has Stirred Up til 6 Paris Detectives
Regulation Dress for Chaplains
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THE INVESTOR SUGAR STATISIICS FIGURES OF THE SACCHARINE CONSUMPTION FOR 1898 OBLIGATIONS ON THE BANKS Their Liability on Forged Endorsements—Financial Notes—Bond Issues—Dividend Items OFFICE OF THE HERALD, JLos Angeles, January 28, 1-899.
An Oppressive Obligation
Dividends
National Bank Changes
Incorporations
i'Tortg-ag'es, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
ON 'CHANGE Conditions as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Closing Stocks
Bond List
Money in Bank
Treasury Statement
Silver Bullion
SAN Fit AN CISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Petroleum
Local Quotations
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IN THE MARBLE CORRIDOR AT HAVANA Our Correspondent Interviews the Men Who Administer the Affairs of the United States in Cuba
CHEAP CURE FOR APPENDICITIS Physicians Say It Is Amenable to Proper Medical Treatment
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