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Los Angeles Herald, Number 142, 9 February 1899 PDF Issue PDF

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OTIS TO DICTATE TERMS To the Repentant Leader of the Filipino Forces A CONDITION CONSIDERED CERTAIN Is the Immediate Laying Down of Arms, Which Means the Speedy Termination of Rebellion—An Additional List of Casualties Received
NEWS FROM OTIS The City Quiet and Business Has Been Resumed
MASSED FOR ATTACK To Be Driven Like Chaff by the Americans
DEAD AND WOUNDED Names to Be Added to the Casualty-List
Thanks for Congratulations
Corporal Dean's Death
Mail Advices
The Spanish Troops
Agoncillo Talking
The Other Fellows
French Foolishness
NOT LABORERS Chinese Restaurant Keepers Are Entitled to Land
A MILITARY CONVENTION Attended by Delegates From Mexico and Canada
FITZ WON'T FIGHT Unless the Mill Is Carried to a Finish
A Scrap Stopped
A Hotel Burned
Chilian Finances
GREEN WILEJGO TO JAIL Rather Than Answer Questions of the Committee SENATORIAL SITUATION IS UNCHANGED With No Prospect of Progress Unless a Caucus Can Be Obtained—More Bills Introduced in Senate and Assembly and Some Passed
TO EXAMINE GREEN And Report His Condition to the Assembly
IN JOINT SESSION No Change Nor Any Sign of a Break
LEGISLATIVE WORK Little Done and That Was Not Very Important
IN THE ASSEMBLY The Day Spent in Debate of a Labor Bill
Anti-Slot Machines
AN AWFUL TRIP {The Steamer Mackinaw Safe but Badly-Damaged
Nicaragua Affairs
Canadian Questions
Death, of Mrs. Allem
Bail for Blackmailers
A Brutal Assault
Boggs' Successor
THE WORK IN CONGRESS ALL CONFINED TO ROUTINE BUSINESS SENATE PASSES INDIAN BILL The House Makes Very Slow Progress in Disposing of tlie Public Building Bills
IN THE HOUSE Slow Progress Made in Passing Public Building Bills
IN COMMITTEE Money Needed for a New Government Gun Factory
HAZLETON VICTIMS Have No Claims Against the Federal Government
STATE SHERIFFS Form an Organization and Elect Officers
Attempted MurdeT
Roberts' Credentials
SnOVELERS AT WORK BUT COLORADO TRAINS CAN'T GET THROUGH FROM MINNESOTA TO KANSAS Bitter Cold Weather Succeeds the Blizzard, Causing Vast Suffering and Loss of Life
ON THE TURF Winners of Races at lngleside and at New Orleans
INGLESIDE RACES Commissions Taken by Black & Co. lngleside Race Entries
ALASKAN BOUNDARY Already the Cause of Some Official Scrapping
Given Up for Lost
A Fictitious Name
An Aged Veteran
Ordered to Report
WAR INQUIRY REPORT READY FOR SUBMISSION TO THE PRESIDENT » WHITEWASH USED IN PLENTY And Spread With Special Care Over the Acts of Alger—Some Officials Censured
Who Are Censured
A Town on Fire
Rawlins' Remains
Bonds Authorized
Tlie Cirtp Cure That Doe* Cure
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STEAMER FROM SAMOA BRINGS MORE NEWS OF THE KING QUESTION MATAAFA WAS DISQUALIFIED 111 Accordance With a Plain Provision of the Berlin Treaty—Matters Still Unsettled
EAGAN'S SENTENCE Won't Stop the General From Drawing1 His Pay
Japanese Bribery
Fearful Weather
Stopped the Train
AM OCCAM Of TALKING BY DEPOSITORS OF THE SAN JOSE BANK Officers Are Elected and a Committee Appointed to Employ Attorneys. Another Meeting on Friday
MINERS OBJECT To the Ceding of Lynn Canal to the British.
WAR'S HORRORS Increased by Uprisings of the Chilian Indians
SEXTON'S FUNERAL Military Honors Paid the Late G. A. R. Commander
A SOUTH SEA STORM Swallows the Steamer Nomad and Her Crew
WHEN SPAIN RATIFIES I ■ ■ THE CURTAIN WILL FALL ON THE SECOND ACT The Third Will Begin When Foreigners Are Notified to Send No Arms to Filipinos
His Wife Is Rich
Temple Released
A Wedding Journey
H. C. Parke Dead
Expensive Shooting
j Citrus Fruit ITnhurt
M'KIMEY SICK Of BEEF AND TIBED OF MILES AND HIS TALK 1 PUNISHMENT OF THE SOLDIER Might Start a Presidential Boom for tlie Present Commander of the Army ;
LeftNo Clews
Eager Eagling
A Political Lecture
A Singer Divorced
BRITISH COMMONERS DEBATE THE QUEEN'S SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT t Special Attention Given to Oriental Interests and the Attitude of the United States
GREATER CHICAGO Built Somewhat on the New York Model
AN ENEMY'S TRIBUTE Honors to the Memory of a Confederate Colonel
HEROIC ATTEMPT To Give Aid to Starving and Freezing Fishermen
« RUSSIAN AFFAIR® Including the Peace Proposals and a Local Famine
Arctic Travelers
Tlie Iroquois in Port
Quay's Opponents
TELEGRAPH MEWS INDEX
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PATRIOTS, THEM AKD MOW
A HOME tiihust
JU'PHOPRIA-TlOU ASKED
I DOWN THE LINE
ADMIRAL CERVERA'S GIFT Sent Album to Baltimore Notre Dame Convent
HARD ON THE PRISONERS Scientific Prison Bars That Give Warning of Escape
CLUB OF ARTISTS' MODELS There Are Two Kinds of Models—A New Tiling
IN A NEW ROLE President McKinley Acts as an Elevator Boy
A RICH SIGHT What the Pilgrims to Rome Can Now See
Lady Churchill's Magazine
» A Practical feature of j • the Referendum •
She Held the Bridge Against the Men
Anna Wasting Money
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INDEX 10 CITY MEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEE
Trial of a Vagrant
THE POLO PCIMV RACES SIX LITTLE EVENTS THAT TOOK OVER THREE HOURS MILE DASH PRETTIEST OF ALL Why Was This, Too, a FrostP—Few People and No Betting to Amount to Anything
STRUCK BV A ROBBER O. A. MENSCH'S ENCOUNTER NEAR HIS RESIDENCE A Burglar Makes a Rich Haul at the Residence of Eugene Legre on Alameda Street
TRACK AND TIE Notes and Personals From the Looal Railroad Offices
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Squatters on. Terminal Island to Be Looked After
NORWALK Death of David Beesley—General News Notes
■WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY General Shafter Will B<j Present at the Celebration
A Cousin of Dreyfus
PERSONAL
S' AT THE THEATER I
San Diego Sends Thanks
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CUBAN CIVIL CABINET WANTS TO BORROW ABOUT SEVEN MILLIONS GOMEZ IS COMING TO HAVANA And Is Promised a Warmer Welcome by the Americans Than, by the Cubans
Won't Be Welcomed
Yellow Jack in Oamp
A BLUE CARNATION Mr. Geraghty of Denver Has Discovered a Way to Produce It
HAS SET NEW YORK TALKING Mrs. Mackay Has Shown Too Much Delight Over Her New Wealth
A Pretty Engagement Luncheon
A Count's Munificent Gift to Workmen
Sexton's Successor
Signed for a Fight
CEYLON LINKS GOLFING ACCOUNT OF A GAME PLAYED ON THAT ISLAND The Caddies Mimic the Players—Land Crabs' Holes Help to Make Playing Difficult
TEDDY, JR.'S, FIRST FIGHT It Was One of Three and Each Time He Was Victor
Dropped 20 Feet With a Girl in Arms
Pussy's Four Days' Stay in a Tree
WOMEN IN ADVERTISING A LINE OF BUSINESS IN WHICH THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL Qualifications for Writing, Illustrating and Obtaining Advertisements. Large Responsibilities
Sh.e Was Only Straw
A BILL TO BE LOOKED AFTER
Afraid Message Was Misinterpreted
Popular Cotillion Figure
5 IN SOCIETY : 00000 000000 000000000 000
MORMONS, BUT SHE KNEW NOT Unfortunate Question a Hostess Asked Her Guest From Utah
A Burglarious Cow
MURDER TRIAL NEARLY OVER The Evidence Yesterday Strongly Favors Hunter s AHbi ARGUMENT BEGINS SOME TIME TODAY A Colored Blacksmith Relates Many Incidents Logically Connecting Important Episodes in the Now Celebrated Tropico Murder Case
BANKERS' ALLIANCE Wm. J. Washburn, Receiver, Has Filed His Annual Report
Court Notes
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BETTER MAIL f ACUITIES WILL EE KAD IN SOUTHERN CALIFORKfXA, When a Full Postofflce Service Is Established Between Los Angeles and Albuquerque
COLLEGE OF FORESTRY A New School Attached to the University of Southern California
RIVERSIDE Car Thieves Caught—Bad Bank Securities Sold
SANTA ANA Orange County Has No Smallpox Cases and Wants None
Pine Tree State Meeting
PUGILIST M'COY The Middle-Weight Champion Visits This City for Pleasure and Business
HOW TO RILE A Wirt LOS ANGELES WAY NOT LIKED AT SAN BEH.DOO A Man Landed in Jail for Exercising His Prerogative as Lord of the House
From Natural Causes
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THE INVESTOR THE NEW FRANKENSTEIN COMMERCIAL ARGUMENTS THAT APPEAL TO INVESTORS LOCAL REAL ESTATE FIGURES Transfers, Mortgages and Releases. Among the Architects—Building* Permits—Incorporatons
ON 'CHANGE Conditions as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of , Produce
WEATHER AND CROPS Conditions Prevailing Throughout Southern California
CHINESE NEW YEAR BEGAN With the Explosion of Firecrackers at Midnight f
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THEIR OWN REPORT fire commission recommends PURCHASE Of SITES A NEW CONTAGION HOSPITAL Board of Health Making Accommodations for Smallpox Patients. City Hall Notes
THE NEW HOSPITAL
STILL TAKING TESTIMONY The Water Arbitrators Hold Another Session of Little Interest
AMERICAN DESTINY Course of Lectures by Morrison I. Swift
NEW USE FOR COMPRESSED AIR Adopted by the Santa Fe Road for Cleaning Passenger Oars
CALIFORNIA FED ON ALUM The Harmful Drug Concealed in Baking- Powders
THE WRONG SIGHTED Pedro Montano Gets Married in the Nick of Time
JUDGE CLARK'S ILLNESS Rumors That He May Retire From the Superior Bench
Three Small Fires
Marriage Licenses
Funeral of P. C. Neu
THE STATUS OF THE SEVENTH Was Just Prepared for Reorganization When Attorney Ford's Opinion Came—What the Officers Say
San Diego's Appreciation
Stole an Ulster and Had a Gun
Eyraud's Leg Broken
Undelivered Telegrams
California Pensions
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew.
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