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Los Angeles Herald, Number 296, 23 July 1899
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THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION As Seen by a German and Cabled Back to Berlin THE AMERICANS SAID TO BE HELPLESS Except in the City of Manila and Its Immediate Vicinity. Official Reports Show a Vast Number of Soldiers Sick
The Medical Staff
Transports Chartered
{Missionary Work
Pay for the Troops
Filipinos Can't Land
CHAMBERS' DEPARTURE NOTED WITH PLEASURE BY THE GERMANS Officials at Apia Expected to Find Their Duties Easy—American. Heats Attacked
A Garllst Bounced
l A GOOD STIFF WIND COLUMBIA SHOWS HERSELF AN ABLE SAILER Seems to Have No Trouble inßeating Defender Under Almost Any Conditions
THE NEW GUN For Shooting Civilization Into the Philippines
Endeavor Election
An Insurance Stilt
Killed by the Cars
Work at The Hague
A Swimmer Drowned
Nicaraguan Treaty
An Humble Hero's Death
Plague Spreading
AMERICAN GIN WORKS LEADS JOHN BULL TO CHANGE HIS TACTICS AMMUNITION TO BE PROVIDED That the British Bluejacket May-Learn to Shoot Like One of Dewey's Gunners
rELEGRAPIt NEWS INDEX
DEWEY AT TRIESTE He Gives a Banquet on Board the Olympia
CANADIANS KICK Against Treatment of Salmon. Fishers at Vancouver
County Funds Missing
NEW SECRETARY CHOSEN Appointment Made and Promptly Accepted LAWYER ELIMJ ROOT Of NEW YORK The Man Selected to Direct the Affairs of the War Department After the First of August—Michigan Men to Honor Alger
Appointment Accepted
Root's Record
Honors to Alger
Alger Congratulates
GOOD REASON GIVEN FOR LACK OF LABORERS TO CLOSE THE GAP Extortionate Prices Charged for Board and the Grub Is Worse Than Embalmed Beef
INGERSOLL'S FTTNERAL Is to Be Held Without Music or Prayers
A PLEA FOR PEACE Bryan Pours Oil on Troubled Waters in Kentucky
A FATAL FORD | i Mrs. Patterson of Los Angeles Drowns in Arizona
A Needed Improvement
Reciprocity Treaties
! AMERICAN ATHLETES raOVE A BUDDING FOB THEIR BRITISH COUSINS BOYS DID THEIR VERY BEST Harvard Carries Off Four Events but th« Other Six Are Kept in tie English Camp
A Be turn Hatch
THE WRONG BODY A Filipino Substituted for an American Soldier
BOUNDABY DISPUTE Has Passed Beyond All Hope of Compromise
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT Delayed by Greedy Land Owners of Hawaii
Torpedo Boat Trial
SHADES Of NIGHT fCLI BE7ORB RACING CONCLUDED AH DETROIT FAST WORK AT TROT AND PACE Hie Opening Meeting of the Grand Circuit Breaks the Record of Attendance
At 'Windsor
At Now York
At St. Louis
At Chicago
ON THE DIAMOND Result* of Games Played by National League Club*
State I/eague Games
RAILROAD PLANS Looking to Alliance of Two Big Eastern Lines
GEORGIA IRON MINES To Be Worked by a Strong1 New Company
A Bankrupt Actress
SITUATION AT SANTIAGO A SURPRISE AND A SHOCK TO GENERAL WOOD Finding Yellow Fever Rampant He Takes Drastic Measures to Check Spread of the Disease
Recovered His Speech
ATTACHES ASTONISHED BY ATTEMPTS TO COLLECT AN ANCIENT CLAIM Mexican Bonds in Control of Morgan & 00. Attached by the Woodhouse Claimants
Trade With Portugal
The Craven Case
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EPWORTH LEAGUERS CONCLUDE THE CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS ROBERTS ROUNDLY ROASTED Strong Stand Taken In Favor of Abolishing the Army Canteen—The Addresses Made
A Broken Bank
Crocker's Contracts
Banks an,d Taxes
The Dunlop Case
A Fatal Cave
Treaty With France
A Chicago- Blaze
A Capital Fire
A Hammer Record
KIDNEY TROUBLE The Most Prevalent, Dangerous and Deceptive Disease Thwitands Nave It and Don't Know It
NEW YORK CAR STRIKE VOW ADMITTED BY ALL TO BE A I ; FAILURE ALL CARS RUNNING AS USUAL Disorder Continues at Cleveland and Bayonets Are Used to Suppress Attempts at Rioting
Failure Admitted
AT CLEVELAND A Bayonet Charge Needed to Disperse Rioters
AT DENVB& Vary F«w Smelter Ken Apply for Work
Railroad Wages
WARS FROM TRIFLING CAUSES Petty Quarrels Have Brought on Bloody Conflicts in the Past
Miners Blown Up
A Suspect Held
A Missouri Lynching
HALF A MILLION MOKE BROUGHT DOWN BY A STEAMER FROM DAWSON SOME PENNILESS PASSENGERS Treasury Officials Express Confidence That the Season's Output Will Reach Twenty Millions
Estimates of Yield
An Appeal for Aid
NEGATIVE SIDE OF WANT ADS Things That Are Not Wanted Now Form a Conspicuous Part of Them
TO CHEAPEN THE AUTOMOBILE Edison Working on a Vehicle That Will Sell for a Low Price
WAS JOHNNY ON THE SPOT Small Boy Overlooks No Chance of Getting a Job :
LOUISIANA'S LYNCHING MAY CAUSE INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS ITALY IS ASKING QUESTIONS The Claim Made at New Orleans That the Men Killed Had Been Naturalized
The Tallulah Victims
No Rest for the Brain Worker
Wanted in Mexico
The Corcoran Case
Stabbed by His Cook
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MEDALS TOR THE BOYS native sons will raise the ~ -• FUNDS ft BENEFIT AT THE ORPHEUM Manager Myers' Generous Offer Accepted—Next Friday Evening Has Been Selected
REPirBLICANS REORGANIZING A. Union League May Ei-e From the Ashes of the Columbia Club
FIRE IN A GROCERY r AN OIL TANK BLAZES UP , MYSTERIOUSLY Burning Stream of Petroleum on Fifth Street Near Broadway Put Out by a Chemical Engine
SHOT IN THE TEETH Lieut. Hall's Sensations on Receiving an Odd Wound Before Santiago
A Small Draft
Chambermaid of the Manhattan
THE SHOES DIDN'T SUIT MRS. MAY HUXLEY C6MFI,AENS OF STOLEN GOODS An Elderly Lady Afflicted With Kleptomania—Dissatisfied With the Fit
RELIGION AND SPORTS United Brethren Conference, Golf and a Bicycle Race
STOLE MR. RHODES' WHISKY A Temptation Wagon Which Went Touring Up the Cape
Quick Work
POPULAR MT. LOWE PASADENA FEELS THE GREAT VOLUME OP TRAVEL News of the Day in a Live and Handsome Southern California City
COLONIAL EXPANSION Nearly Half the Earth Now Held as Colonies or Under Protectorates
HOTEL ARRIVALS
TENNIS AT REDONDO TOURNAMENT BROUGHT TO A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE Bell, Overton, Braly, Miss Sutton, Mrs. Seymour and Miss Dobbins the Winners
CAREER OF MAROONI The Man Who Has Developed Wireless Telegraphy
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GOOD MEN AND TRUE GOVERNOR MAKES FOUR IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS W. F. FITZGERALD FOR JUDGE ■ – * * George Denis, Ex-Justice Van Fleet land Judge W. C. Freeman Form «he Code Commisison
CALL IT STAKE HOLDING Colonel Black and Colonel Blake on Trial for Alleged Fool Selling
I WHERE IS VAN VOORHISP A Santa Barbara Man. Missing in the North
PEACE OVER WNITTIER DB. LINDLEY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD A Few Minor Appointments Made and Routine Business Transacted. Mrs. Mitchell Thanked
THINGS THAT ARE MISSING No End of Complaints From People Who Were Not Watchful
Soldiers' Home Notes
PERSONAL
THE PUBLIC PULSE
The Bicycle Bell Absurdity
TOO DEVOTED TO CHURCH The Separation of Bishop Hurst and His Youthful Wife
TODAY'S BASEBALL The Merchants and the Los Angelea Teams Play at Fiesta Park
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A SERMON TO PREACHERS
PASSING or THE COLLEGE
THE BIRD FORGERY TRIAL
THE VALUE OF PRACTICAL TRAINING
A MILLIONAIRE'S BEST BENEFACTIONS
DOWN THE LINE
A Fable
aOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCA I THE HERALD'S MUSE | § SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A
The Old Maid's Burden.
Where Are Yez, O'HarrityP /TYI T. n U *
Awake! ,
To a Rosemary
A Summer Girl
More of Those "Traitors"
FOUR MONTHS UNDER GROUND Long Sojourn of a Kitten in a Montana Mining Shaft
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INDEX 10 CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
KICKS NOW REGISTERED * Property Owners Who Tell Their Troubles to the Police
I>r. Thomson's Church Members to Select Seats
FRANCHISE QUESTION DISCUSSED BEFORE THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WO Rlf A ARGUMENTS OF ATTORNEYS Condition of City Fundst—Board of Equalization Reduces Some Assessments—City Hall Notes
BEDUCED ASSESSMENTS The Board of Equalization Begins the Hearing of Petitions t
HYDRANTS AND PIPES Water Company's Position With Reference to Improvements
OTXY FINANCES Condition of the Funds a* Reported by the Auditor
Irrigators Given a Hearing
' Street Improvement Protests
Bridge Bidg Awarded
Attorney's Recommendations
THE POLICE COURT
Use Allen's Foot-Ease in Your Gloves
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fOIIR SHOCKS IN ONE DAY V :{ El Temblor Again Visits Los Angeles NO SERIOUS DAMAGE WAS DONE Some Narrow Escapcs From Falling Debris—The City Hall the Chief Sufferer—Some Amusing Incidents
Ail Early Ri-er at Riverside
Five Shocks at Ban Bernardino
At Santa Ana
The Quake at Compton
At Barstow
At Santa Honica
At Orange
At Anaheim
Lula Gray in Bock
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in Society
Here and There
A SCATTERED FAMILY
l
Stray Chords
Music at the Churches
EON VS. FATHER Thomas A. Edison, Jr., Independent Electrical Inventor
In the Fourth Grade
AMERICA T7P TO BATE
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MOST SUBTLE Of DRUGS OOCAINE CHARMS ITS VICTIMS ONLY TO DESTROY THEM Hallucination of Persecution by Imaginary Foes Leads Habitues to Ge Armed
TREE-CLIMBING FOXES Peculiarity Discovered by a Young California Naturalist
LINGO OF T!HE COOP Chicken Talk That Human Beings Can Quickly Learn to Comprehend
MOVED COURT HOUSE 20 MILES Large Building Loaded on Car Trucks and Hauled Away by Engine
BEAT THE FARMERS H. McKay Twombley's Motor Truck for "Garden Sass"
VOUCHER TO SHOW THE BOSS Mechanic Gets a Receipt in a Restaurant for His Supper Payment
IT IS A UNIVERSAL VANITY People's Demand for Newspaper Copings About Themselves
SAMPLES OF IRISH HUMOR Witty Remarks Made by the Sons and Daughters of Erin
( WAYWARD MAY Description of the Young Girl Who Has Disappeared
"Lend Me Your Ants"
Surgeon in a Lion's Sen
Cynthia Roche in a. Runaway
THE HUMBLEST AND WEAKEST
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BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS 1
(Notes
NAVAL AND MILITARY NOTES
MRS. POTTER'S PLEA THE ACTRESS ARTFULLY GRILLS AMERICANS Recounts Her Tale of Woe to Alan Dale Over a Cup of Five Oclock Tea
BEAD BY MILLIONS The Most Popular Book Since the Bible
IT WASN'T PERPETUAL MOTION A Little Magnetic Device Made the Machines Go
Art in Southern California | ooooooootxlooooooooooooo 6
A NEW POEM BY SWINBURNE Its Theme Is a Storm During Passage From Dover to Oalats
SPAIN IN NEED OF SUGAR She May Reduce the Tariff and Let Some Oome In
Wonders of the Pacific Ocaan
HE TOO HAS SUFFERED Millionaire Mayberry Unfolds a Tale of Woe ANSWER TO HIS WIFE'S DIVORCE SUIT Stern Denial of Relations With Other Women—Allegation Made That His Wife Has Treated Him in an Inhuman Manner
FOURTH STREET CASE The Supreme Court Holds That Lines Cannot Be Changed
ASSESSMENT TO STAND Supervisors Decline bo Alter Water Company's Assessment
GETS OFF EASY McLain Finds Justice Tempered With Mercy
CHINAMAN DIED INSANE Bill for Support of a Criminal Charged to This County
SMASHED THE ENGINEER Smoke of Oil Well Pumping Plant Annoyed a Householder
BIRD TRIAL SUSPENDED Cause on Argument to Be Resumed on Monday
Sent to Reform School
Court Notes TT, t T 1. _ «■„ _
Insolvency Petitions
Marriage Licenses
WONG FOOK DLNIED NO RELIEF SECURED IN HIS MARITAL TROUBLES Judge Campbell Refuses a Writ of Mandate to Compel Issuance of a Marriage License
Pensions
JOTTINGS
t r Oar Home Brew
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i AJ-the |
The Women of the Stage
Incomprehensible Decency
San Francisco's Morals
An Interesting Decision
Hearne's Reminiscences
Ex-Manager Pope Dead
Alfred Wilkie's Illness
Another Dramatic Star
May Buckley Wedded
(Lotta's Losing Litigation
Green Boom Gossip
Personal
Coming Attractions
SOME SMOKING CONTESTS A Man Who Consumed a Hundred Strong Cigars in Twelve Hours
AN UNAPPRECIATED JOKE It Almost Caused a Rupture Between Senator Chandler and Blaine
Coffee for Inebriates
IN LOVE WITH HIS SISTER
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Fashions for Taries
THE SILENT FUNERAL MARCH Clara Morris Tells of the Impression It Made Upon Augustin Daly
When Black Hair Replaces White
SMOKED IN A LONDON HOTEL Woman Had Right to Do It and Landlord Had Right to Put Her Out
Automobiles Must Not Smell
Forest Areas in North America
WITH CHAUTAUQIIANS A FINE CONCERT GIVEN AT LONG PEACH LAST EVENING Features of Yesterday's Program. Sketching Class Finds Material on the Beach
Today's Concerts at the Parks
Plowing the Water
PEOPLE ARE AROUSED OBJECTIONS RAISED TO GOING BACK TO THE AGES Mass Meeting Proposed to Object to Resolution of the San Bernardino Trustees
IMPORTANT TRIAL But Judge Ballard Will First Take a Vacation
GEORGE IS INSANE A Wealthy Miner Sent to Highland Asylum
Needs Much Nourishment In Summer
The Enthusiasm, of Experience
FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks
Bond liist
Honey In Bank
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
Imports and Exports
IRON PRODUCTION Statistics of Work Done From January to July
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices oi Produce
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
Incorporations
Produce Quotations
Have Rate* Bait and Korth
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT IN A HORSELESS CARRIAGE Louise Hitchcock Davis Writes for The Herald of the Start and the Objects of the Trip=-Will Try to Cover 3700 Miles in Eight Weeks
♦ Can We Stop the War ♦ t Without Loss of Honor ♦ and National Prestige? ♦
Nerveless Drinkers
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