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Los Angeles Herald, Number 50, 19 November 1899
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THE ADVANCING AMERICANS Push on Through the Wilds of West Luzon FINDING HOSPITABLE INHABITANTS So Far as Concerns the Cornering of the Insurgents the Movement Is Admitted to B: a Failure. Present Object in Doubt
Object Not Clear
Reports From Lawton
The Charleston Wreck
AN OFFICIAL SHAKEUP To Follow Dealings in Southern Pacific Stock
Smuggled Goods
Must Serve Sentence
A BAD BANK PRESIDENT CONVICTED OF MISAPPLYING THE FUNDS * 9 ii David Rieger Sentenced to Six Tears in the Penitentiary—The Case Is Appealed
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
CASES OF PLAQUE Brought to New York by a Brazilian Steamer
BUDD'S COUSIN Gives His Ideas of the Coming Campaign
KAISER'S DEPARTURE NOT AT ALL PLEASING TO THE GERMANS ANTI-BRITISH FEELING STRONG Expert Military Observers Are Not Convinced That Defeat of the Boers Is Certain
SCHLEY'S ORDERS Not Yet Issued but Their Purport Is Known
It , t Game Protection
THE NAVAL GUN AT LADYSMITH
NEWS FROMSOUTII AFRICA Seems Somewhat to Favor the British Side KIMBERLEY SAFE AGAINST ATTACK , Some Anxiety Felt for Estcourt—Piercing of Boer Forces to Carry Relief to Ladysmith Recognized as an Exceedingly Tough Job
Shelling Kimberley
A Boer Repulse
The Belmont Fight
Advance on Estoourt
Jlotice to Quit
Boer Attack RepuLsed
Kimberley Belief
AT LADYSMITH Runner Reports That the Inhabitants Are Cheerful
STUBBORN BOERS
IN TIME OF WAR The Women at Home Have Cause for Grief
Censored Dispatches
Amateur Criticism
Captured Britons
Red Cross Work
Troops at Cape Town
A Runner's Repcrt
A Flank Movement
Union of Forces
At Kirnberley
Boer Food Supply
Contest Impending
Natives Active
A French Officer
Cable Repaired
A ROAD TO YUMA Huntington Rouses Hopes of the San Diegans
THE PATRIA WRECK Being Towed Toward Pa#t toy Two German Steamers
Census Workers
The Raisin Season)
Immigration Increase
A Better Position
THE SOITJItRN MClflC FIXES A REPORT OF A TEAR'S BUSINESS IT IS NOT VERY SATISFACTORY i Even. During: Times of Rampant Prosperity the Expected Surplus Did Not Materialize
POTTER'S PLANS The Bishop Reaches Yokohama En Route to Manila )
PARK PATROL Leaves Yosemite to March to the Presidio
KENTUCKY CONTEST Has Now Taken a Turn in. Taylor's Favor
CARGO SHIFTED News oI the lioss of the Bark Falklnrburg
STORAGE BATTERIES Are Much Improved for Application to Automobiles
TARIFF CONCESSION'S Will Extend the American Market for Wheat!
A Stamp Tax Ruling
German Corruption
Fnmpklns—Pumpkin a
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A BEAT ran BERKELEY SCORED AGAINST THE WEBFOOT KICKERS YALE-HARVARD GAME IS! A TIE % The Killing of an lowa Football Player the Only Fatality Attending Yesterday's Games
Yale-Harvard
fi tanf ord-Olympic
A Fatal Game
Columbia-Dartmouth
A Princeton Win
High School Gftme
Some Other Scores
••MOTHER'S* NOTIONS**
DEFENSE OF LADYSMITII (HOUSES HOPEFUL FEELING IN BRITAIN FEELING HARDLY WARRANTED Facts Seem to Indicate That the Boers Only Wait a More Favorable Moment
Miners* Strike Ordered
FRENCH CONSPIRACY Punished Almost Severely as Petty Larceny
FOREST ASSOCIATION Wants Twenty-Five Thousand Members to Start
Cooked Apples Chicago, Nov. 18.—The Record says:
On the Diamond
Lloyd Tevis* Estate
Indians Are Quiet
Sympathy may help a wounded heart but it won't heal a wounded limb.
NEWPORT GETAWAY DAY SEES SOME SENSATIONAL RACES RUN Two Track Records Are Broken and a World's Record Equaled—Races on Other Courses
At Bennings/
At Tanforan Park
Death, of Major McDowell
Goods in Transit
Hobart's Condition
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SAFE AT THEIR HOMES COLONEL STOCKER TELLS OF HIS ADVENTURES IN A BOAT MISSING ENGINEERS RETURN Nervous Comrades Who Should Have Swum Across a Slough—No Cause for Alarm
ROBERTS- DEFENSE An Assertion That Others Are Still Worse
IN THE RING Terry McGovern Wins Two Bouts in One Night
DEFENDS THE BIBLE German Empress Resents Ridicule of Holy Writ
W. C. T. U. DELEGATES Accorded an Interview With President McKinley
The National Grange
Feed in Plenty
Marconi's System
The Salary Stopped
Piano Maker Dead
Colonial Exhibits
A Dunham Find
Schley's Flag Raised
Merry's New Duties
MEDAL DAY MATTERS COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS MAKE PROGRESS All the Indications Are That the Event Will Be a Memorable Affair
MENTION OF GALLANTRY Ensign Gherardi Honored by a Special Mention
MANY MURDERS Laid to the Charge Against a St. Louis Midwife
A SlO,OOO VERDICT The J'anta Fe Mulcted Heavily for Mrs. G-reei's Death
Barn Burned on Hope Street
Thurston's Marriage
A Dynamite Plot
Another Oil Project
Mrs. Storke's Petition Denied
Broke His Arm
Smallpox in Camp
A Machinist Killed
Wilkinson's Sucecssor
The Kaiser Sails
Hayward's Condition
THE WRONG MEDICINE
Railway Notes
('ATAItItH CAN HE CURED
MARR ED IN CLEVELAND HARVEY BICE MARRIES MRS, JENNIE GILLETTE) Attempt Apparently Made to Keep the Matter Secret—Both Well Known Here
Drunken Driver's Luck
General Miles Leaves
The Alabama Campaign
A Redwdod Combine
Congregation Beth El
PERSONAL
DONT NEGLECT YOUR KIDNEYS They Are the Most Important Organs of the Body To Test for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Properlies of Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy, Every Reader of The Herald May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail
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A RINGING LETTER Designed for the Prayerful Consideration of Rev. J. S. Thomson and Others
POLICE BLT7E BOOK | Material Asked of Patrolmen to Build Up a Handy VadeMecum
THE POLICE COURT
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Untitled
INSANITY. OB RABIES P
A FOLJ.OWER OF CHRIST
OUR POLYGAMOUS COLONY
OUR HIRED HAREM KEEPER
sp? lEMaaapjaaiaeiaeisEfaaiaaaaiHi^ S THE HERALD'S MUSE 1 1 1
Plea of the Unemployed
Chrysanthemums
At Eve
Mr. Newlywed's Narrow Escape
BSSSSSS!| | AN UNORTHODOX SERMON ! IfeSSSS $SSSSSS«S^«SSSSSSsi^
Not So Savage as He Looked
Cyanide's Deadly Attraction
The Professional "House Opener"
Cleveland Kept His Word
General Lee's Modesty
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OP TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PRESENTATION WAS CENSORED |An Incident That the San Francisco Papers Ignored
UNIVERSITY NOTES
EXPECTS HIS COMMISSION John Koster Says He Will Be the Next Postmaster
Struck by an Engine
Marriage and Dlvoroe
MAY GET A GARDEN BOTANICAL STATION MAY BE LOCATED HERE GOVERNMENT EXPERT IN CITY I —-— City Finances Make a Better Showing. ] New Hospital Site Offered—The Police Question
SWEEPING AND HOSPITAL SITES Matters Before the Finance Committee at Yesterday's Meeting
CITY FINANCES Condition of the Funds—Tax Collections and Apportionments
BEFORE ATTORNEY GENERAL Application to Commence Quo Warranto Proceedings Is Filed.
Condemned Meat
iFailed to Sign Up
Sewers Need Flushing
Bonds to Be Steel Engraved
Wants a Bicycle Back
AGAINST FOREST FIRES Mayor Lukins of Pasadena Thinks Good Work Has Been Done
Y. M. C. A. Lyceum
BRAIN FOOD 1h of Little Hen -fit In lew* It. I a bigentcd
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THE PASADENA BUDGET "NATIONAL" DAY AT SHAKESPEARE CLUB THE MURDERED CHINAMAN Another Family Deserted by the Husband and Father—Littlo Doings
TODAY'S BASEBALL Two Interesting Games Promised at Fiesta Park
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in Society
Here and There
: STUDY CLUBS J
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LABOR AND JfllE CHURCH Further Discussion of Their tual Relations THE OPINIONS GIVEN OUTER GREATLY Both the Church and the Workingman Are H:ld Rjsponsible for Existing Shortcomings—Vigorous Opinions as to the Cause of Poverty and Suffering
Alfalf.'i Pasture*
MURDER WAS IN VAIN THE MONEY WAS OVERLOOKED AFTER ALIi Sheriff Hammel Offers $200 Seward ror Capture and Conviction of Moy Jung's Assassins
SCHOOL NOTES
TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN An All-Day Meeting at Illinois Hall Yesterday
STILL "BURGLING" Prowlers Keep on Reaping Small Harvests in Other People's Houses
Still More Counterfeiting
A LUCKY ACCIDENT AN OWL SLEEPER DERAILED IN A TUNNEL None of the Passengers Were Injured but They Were Well Shaken Dp. How It Happened
CAUGHT IN THE ACT A Conductor Who Ostensibly Had Two Wives
A RAIDED ROOM A Tenant at the Blakesley Sues for Damages
OWNS EVERYTHING Huntington Comes Into Possession of the Arcadia
MKS. GOAD-MARTIN'S FORTUNE Andrew Martin Left a Million and a Half of Dollars
MILES LEAVES FOB THE EAST Much Pleased With His Reception in This City
Marriage Licenses
HAS NOT DECIDED The Governor Still Working Over Agnews Trustees
SIXTEEN THOUSAND CARS Revised Estimates of the New Orang« Crop
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BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS
Notes
KIMBERLEY'S VAST RICHES Enormous Value of Diamond Mines Threatened by Boers
A WHrTEWA&HEBS' fItUST Colored Kalsominers Have Caught the Craze for Combines
BALLADE OF A COOK BOOK
I For the Youngsters
THE LITTLE POSTMAN
ENGLISH WAR CORRESPONDENTS Tliey Must Hare a License and Conform to Certain Regulations
A Parthian Bart
Quite a Difference
I BLUE PENCIL SKETCHES |
"So Very Womanish"
A WIFE'S PREROGATIVE ]yrw.g c. B. HICKEY ELECTED TO CHANGE HER MIND THE HUSBAND FILES ANSWER He Avers That the Children Unduly Influenced Their Mother do Desert Him—-The Consideration
FIGHTING FOE LIFE Mrs. Methever Again Comes to Her Husband's Assistance
COMPLIMENTS INTERCHANGED Mrs. Ooytino Attacks the Mascarel Executors as Unfit
QUESTION OF TAXATION First of Many Suits to Test Taxation in the New Territory
SHE PREFERRED NOT Mrs. Louisa Ernest Again Gets Set Back in Court
EXPLOITED A GRAVE Constable Yonkin Found Evidence of Guilt Buried
Courthouse Briefs
Fell Off Donkey, Broke Arm
JOTTINGS
Our Hoiue Brew
DEATHS
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THE THEAIRE
Stage Chat
"Sherlock Holmes"
Mansfield's Perruquier
Dramatic Mirror Gleanings
"The Black Tulip"
"Ben Hur" as a Drama
The Detective Drama
Number Two Companies
Bernhardt et Coquelin
Julia Marlowe's Success
Shakespeare Preferred
Coming Attractions
Park Band Concerts
FLOWER DAY IN IJNCOLN PARK Hundreds of Baskets of Discarded Plants Carried Away
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Stray Chords
Music at the Churches
FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks
Bond List
San Francisco Mining Stacks
Money in Bank
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCESCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Coast Shipping
The London Market
Imports and Exports
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE BEVTEW Transfers, $1000 and Over (Dally statement)
Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Local Produce Markets DAIRY PRODUCTS
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GOOD OLD TIMES RABBI HEOHT PLEADS WITH HIS CONGREGATION His Mission to Cine the Malady of Discontent—Progress the Watchword of the Day
"PLEASE PASS THT. BUTTER" Libel Which Got a Goat Free Transportation From the West
: PLEASE PASS THE BUTTER : : James R. McKenna, : : Brakeman. : : R. R., : : New York. :
ALMiIML DtWEY'SWIfE A STRONG AND MOST ATTRACTIVE PERSONALITY Time Has Treated Her Generously, While Her Intellectuality Has Made Her a Social Power
DOCTOR IS DRIVEN INSANE Experience in a Madhouse Dethroned His Reason
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