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Los Angeles Herald, Number 361, 26 September 1899
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FIRST FILimO SURRENDER Armed Men at Negros Lay Down Their Arms OTHERS ANXIOUS TO MAKE TERMS Good News From Negros and Jolo Offset By Announcement of Capture and Destruction of a United States Gunboat by the Filipinos
Affairs at lloilo
A FILIPINO PRIZE The Gunboat Urdaneta Captured and Destroyed
Was on Police Duty
That Krupp Cannon
Our Illiberal Policy
Chinese May Land
Not a Precedent
Montanans Disembark
Mustered Out
Sailed for Manila
Strike Spreading
Transports in Demand
Filipino Prisoners
Volunteer Regulars
Bound for the Orient
A Papal Appointment
Smallpox Cases
Released From Quarantine
A Collier's Progress
A Dead Soldier
PRINCE RANJITSINNJI PLAYS CRICKET WITH COLTS AT PHILADELPHIA Yesterday He Bowled and Today Ha Will Show How the Paddle Is Wielded
GRIEF AND PATRIOTISM Displayed at the Funeral of Scheurer-Kestner
Druggists Indicted
THE NEW YORK JUDGES ASKED AS TO CONTRIBUTIONS TO CAMPAIGN EVERY MAN PAID OUT MONEY Some Think It All Right, Others Would Like to Be Relieved of the Expense
LONG LITIGATION Over the Pueblo Grant Lands at Monterey
MINING ENGINEERS Open the Institute Sessions at San Francisco
fELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
TOBACCO WORKERS Give Their Opinions of Labor and the Trusts
TROPICAL STORMS Leave Guadaloupe People Objects of Public Charity
A Naughty Chaplain
WORKINGMEN IN CUBA PROMPT TO ADOPT AMERICAN METHODS A General Strike Shuts Off Havana's Supply of Clean Linen and of Bread
A CHICAGO BANQUET At Which McKinley Will Be the Guest of Honor
A Notorious Gambler
Killed by Bees
KRUGER'S COMMUNICATION Replied to by the British Colonial Secretary NO PROGRESS TOWARD SETTLEMENT Chamberlain's Latest Letter Indicates an Intention to Lay Down the Law to the Boers and Then Proceed to Enforce It
A Reply Promised
Simply Marking- Time
Refugees at Cape Town,
Urge Prompt Action
A Private Opinion
Troops Arrive
A Spy Arrested
A Quick Movement
Counting the Forces
A New Vanderbilt
Captain Haggerty Dead
An Early Winter
A Methodist School Burned
THE IRRIGATORS Open the Eighth Annual Congress at Missoula
Senator White's Health
Barrett at the Capital
The Sealing Patrol
KEARSARGE TRIAL TRIP SHOWS AIX SPEED EXPECTED OF BATTLESHIPS A TORPEDO BOAT LAUNCHED Naval Experts Counting the Cost of Putting Dewey's Fleet in Condition for Service
Torpedo Launched
Dewey's Fleet
M'KINLEY'S TOUR Will Include a Visit to Wisconsin's Metropolis
BOUGH WATER Prevented Trial Spins by the Cup Contestants
THRIFTY KENII'CKIAIMS WANTED MORE SLUGGING FOR THEIR MONEY Australian Jim Hall Knocked Out by Choynski in the Third Round. Denver Bouts
Bouts at Denver
At Chicago
Storm Victims
Passengers From Japan
Troops Leaving Cuba
Rebellion Squelched
SQUADRON AND SAILORS PREPARE FOR THE PARADE ON DEWEY DAY STREET DECORATORS BUSY Many Vessels Now in at Tompkinsville Port and Others Are on the Way New York, Sept. 26.—The United States flagship Olympla arrived off Sandy Hook at 5:59 this morning.
Vessels Arrive
A COTTON COMBINE Beaten by Men Who Refuse to Sell
A Practice Election
Sigsbee's Daughter Dead
THE YAQUI INDIAN WAR GROWING WORSE INSTEAD OF ABATING Guerrilla Methods of Fighting Terrorize the Whole Section In-« habited by the Indians
ILLNESS OF MME. DIAZ Prevents Mexico's President From ILeaving the Country
A Strange Suicide
American Enterprise
New Stock Issued
Toll-graphing to Har<
A SECOND CtREMONY MADE JULIA GRANT A RUSSIAN PRINCESS USUAL RECEPTION FOLLOWS There Was No Lack of Color, but the Bridegroom's Clothing- Shone the Brightest
Odious Comparisons
Maryland Politics
A State Anniversary
Depleted the Treasury
CROZIER BACK AT WORK AFTER ATTENDING THE HAGUE CONFERENCE The Captain. Expresses Satisfaction With the Results Accomplished. Some Questions Settled
LAKE SAILORS Will Get Better Wages After the First of October
Atchison Earnings
Claim to Be Innocent
Death of Jesse Potter
The Denver Carnival
Relief for Miners
A Fatal Fight <
A Steamer Sunk
Rumors of War
Hobart's Health
A Chicago Failure
An Author's Death
Colombia's Delegate
Suicide by Shooting
Headed for Home
Plague at Oporto
Artist Flagg Dead
Saw the Pope
A New YoTk Failure
The Dewey Home Fund
Actor Clark Dead
An Indiana Fire
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RACING AT LOUISVILLE BEGINS WITH A BIG CROWD AND A LITTLE BAIN RACES SLOW BUT EXCITING Running Results at Oakland and on the Eastern Tracks—Favorites Beaten at Gravesend
At Gravesend
At Toronto
At Oakland
At Harlem
ON THE DIAMOND Results of Games Played by National League Clubs
INDIAN HORRORS Earthquakes, Floods and Terribly Landslides Reported
STRIKE SYMPTOMS Cincinnati Street Car Men Formulate New Demands
ON THE WHEEL Races at the Trenton Interstate Fair Meet
A LUCKY ESCAPE An Excursion Train Wrecked Without Killing Anybody
AN ASYLUM SUICIDE Death of Lilian Indorf at the Stockton Hospital
Assassins Sentenced
Sued a Constable
Farley's Successor
Betting on Shamrock
Coal From Cardiff
Yellow Fev«r
A Roundhouse Burned
A Judge Appointed
CONSIDERING CLAIMS GROWING OUT OF THE SAMOAN BOMBARDMENT PRINCIPLE EASILY AGREED ON But It Is Not So Easy to Say What Shall Be Paid or Who Shall Pay It
A YOUNG TRAVELER Comes From Texas to Find Himself Alone in a Big City
THAT NEW REFECTORY Whlttier Trustees Go to Sacramento to See Governor Gage
PERSONAL
STORIES ABOUT AUTHORS
AT THE HOTELS
Fell From a Ladder
An Early Morning Fire
A Morton Statue
A Juggler Dead
Belated to Shakespeare
Kipling's Future
THE NEWS OF ARIZONA OOBKE GRANDE COPPER 00. IN LITIGATION A Romantic San Francisco Girl Makee Love to an Arizona Cowboy. News Notes
SCIENTIFIC JOTTINGS
From India's ShoTee
How Pictures Should: Be Hung
Slangy, Saucy but Self-Beliant
Electricity Stops Bleeding
HONOR THEIR HEROES FIVE GALLANT LAM FROM THI NORMAL SCHOOL Their Tear's Service In the Philippines Applauded by Their Fellow-Students—Pleasing Incident
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ITXINLEY'S WAR
STRIPPED OF CANT
EDITORIAL OPINION
Christian Scientists vs. Doctors
Progress in Foreign Missions
The Right to Freedom
Epithets Out of Place
Inappropriate Texts
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Chamberlain Is Forgetful
The Treason of Tom Reed
It Keeps Ice From Melting
Jenkintown's Tramp Dentist
The Bicycle Bell and the Lion
THE FLYING MIST
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Must Be Branded Like Cattle
A Question Answered
j Another Clergyman Against the War
Chinese Chess
Seditious Utterances
Snobbery in the Cabinet
Strictly Socialistic
HEREAFTER ; ;
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Marriage Licenses
Runaway Babies
Squeezed by an Elevator
From Natural Causes
Deserter Arrested
ACTION IS DEFERRED COUNCIL WILL WAIT BEFIRE ADVERTISING SCHOOL BONDS THE BILLBOARD ORDINANCE Tunnel Contractors Want Money. Bicycle Rack Ordinance Goes Over—Vitrified pipe
THE BILLBOARD ORDINANCE Provisions of the Proposed Measure. To Come Up Next Week
THIRD STREET TUNNEL Contractors and Workmen Still Disputing Over Wages
VITRIFIED PIPE TO BE USED Zanja Committee's Report Finally Sustained by the Council
BICYCLE RACK ORDINANCE Goes Over for a Week, With Only One Councilman Objecting to It Contrarv to pxnpctntJnns •. »v»r»r»vf w.ie
) CEMETERY PETITION DENIED t No More Burying Grounds to Allowed Within the City
3 STREET WORK PROTESTS 3 3 Hearing's Postponed Until December and One Protest Denied
NEW SANITARY INSPECTOR D. W. Kilmer Secures a Job in the Health Department
QUESTION ABOUT DEPUTIES The Supply Committee Is Given a Warning
Wants to Transfer Its Contract
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS All Kinds of Grist Run Through the Oouncilmanic Mill , e .1,
RED CROSS WILL NOT DISBAND Treasury Not Empty—Annual Meeting Next Week
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| SENATOR WHITE'S ILLNESS Considerably Exaggerated—Back to Work in a Day or Two
Anti-Vaccinationists' School
TELLTALE BLOOD SPOTS MOOTRY'S PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION FOR MURDER THE WIFE'S FORMER ATTITUDE Did Mrs. Mootry Kill Herself or Was She Slain by Her Husband? Millsap's Evidence
THE SIGNORINA'S LEG It Suffered From an Encounter With a Folding Bed
OIL IN KINGS COUNTY' Capital Invested and Development Going On
THE POLICE COURT
Postal and Pensions
Uren in Trouble
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ATHLETES Of TttROOP GETTING BEADY TOR THE SEASON'S CAMPAIGN COMPANY I LACKS A CAPTAIN Pasadena Baptists Preparing to Build ft New Church—Personal Notes and News Brevities
A DISBARMENT hart; A San Francisco Attorney on the Rack at Riverside
DEFERRED AGAIN The Sentence of Robert L. Hill, Convicted of Murder
Pure whisky Si quart at Woollacott'r
THE SAN PEDRO PERRY A LENGHTY HEARING BEFORE CAPTAIN MEYLER Both Sides Heard at Length, With Another Session Later in the Week
TOM COOK'S ESTATE The Father-in-Law Applies for Letters of Administration
SANTA BARBARA Oil, Strawberry Plants, Barbecue and Other Things
The News of Ventura
Santa Monica Notes
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AUNT NELL'S POSITION
PEOPLE OF TITLE
IN VARIOUS PLACES
FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks
Bond List
Silver Bullion
LONDON MABKET < Business Suffers by Reason, of Transvaal War Tslk
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
California Fruit Sales
Coast Shipping
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
Copper
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
Incorporated
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS
Vanity Fair
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JUROR EVANS'BOLD BAT EXPIATES HIS SIN WITH A HOMILY AND FINE TOOK IT LIKE A LITTLE LAMB Was Mulcted $25, So the County Will Not Lose Because He Traveled ou the Cocktail Route
RYAN DIVORCE CASE Accused His Wife of Unfaithfulness. She Won Because He Was Cruel
Tunnel Men Sue for Wages
New Complaint Against Virgin
A Reasonable Request
Probate Matters
Insane Once Again
Sued the S. P. Company
Arraignment Goes Over
Franchise Paid For
Court Notes
NIPPED THE ROMANCE A Hindoo's Fairy Tales Beguiled a Newspaper Girl
FOUGHT A DRAW The Gallagher Thompson Bout Last Night
FILLING THE GAP Martin Marsh Says That Labor Is Still Difficult to Obtain
Hal' ISiites lit i iiml N«»rth KViirtnlntr hnn uoVial d Dnlrtn'n ir.
FINDS FOR UNIVERSITY THE METHODIST CONFERENCE RAISES A SUBSTANTIAL SUM NEWMAN MEMORIAL SERVICE The Conference Denounces Congressman Roberts—Appointments to Be Announced Today
A VALUED COMRADE Resolutions of Sympathy at the Death of Samuel W. King
DEATH OF DAVID B. ALEXANDER A Weil-Known Property Owner Dies at a Ripe Old Age
PERSONAL
MISS NG MAY LANGLEY SEEKER FOR THE GIRL PROVES TO BE HER HUSBAND NO CLUE YET DISCOVERED Mr. I/angley Now Fears Foul Play. Discredits the Idea of His Wife's Running Away From Him
A NEW SYNAGOGUE Orthodox Jewish Congregation Elects Officers and Will Build
EDUCATIONAL SOCIALISM Rev. W. D. P. Bliss' Lecture on the Buffalo Conference
THE BODY RECOVERED Janitor BurgdorfTs Remains Found Floating in a Sink Hole
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING How Will Rogers Met His Death in Hollenbeck Park
HILL HIT HARD Justice Morgan Gives the Contractor a Substantial Dose
AT THE THEATER
Stole His Clothes
llse Allen's Toot-Ease in Your Gloves
FUNERAL NOTICES
TIIE TEN TYPEWRITERS THAT CAUSED THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISMAY A Large Outlay for the Commercial Department Which No One Desired to Father—Reports
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew
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