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Los Angeles Herald, Number 80, 19 December 1899
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DRAWING MEN FROM INDIA To Strengthen the Forces in South Africa BUCKINGHAM YEOMANRY CALLED ON Fears Arc Growing of Revolt in Cape Colony and of Interference by Other Nations—News of Actual Operations Is Very Meager
THE NEW LEADER Boberts Is the Genius They Thought Buller Was
UNIVERSAL GLOOM Fear Increasing of Intervention by European Rivals
BOER STRENGTH Vastly Greater Than the British Ever Dreamed
The Queen's Health
Cables Not Working
Kitchener's Departure
Andrews' Address
The Mule Market
Antipodean Troops
Canada's Contingent
At Windsor
War Expenses
Timid Ministers
Additional Bead
A Rumored Victory
Keeping War Secrets
The Tugela Fight
Will Act as Consul
Not a Popular Move
DUBLIN STUDENTS Show Their Disapproval of Joseph Chamberlain
STOPPED THE TRIAL By Shooting Defendant in a Crowded Court Room
GAGE IS SILENT About Flans to Relieve th« Financial Stringency
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
A STRIKE SETTLED St. Louis Pressmen Go Back to Their Work
SULTAN'S SON-IN-LAW Levants With All Money and Jewels in Beach
Fruit Men's Meeting
Riotous Soldiers
The Law Enforced
A Kentucky Election
Unidentified Wreckage
A Mystery Solved
A Soldier's Suicide
Federation Strike Fund
Pleaded Self-Defense
A Humboldt Pioneer
Hanging Delayed
FINANCIAL BILL IS PASSED And Eleven Alleged Democrats Voted for It COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ANNOUNCED Tongue of Oregon Gets the Coveted Place on the Rivers and Harbors Committee—Anti-Expansion Resolution Introduced in the Senate
Seats All Occupied
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN As Formally Announced by Speaker Henderson
IN THE SENATE Hawaii Asks for a Territorial Form of , Government
ON THE TURF Race Winners at Oakland and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
General Kellogg Retired
Found Dead
A SURE CURE.
SILVER REPUBLICANS COMMENT ON THE ACTION OF CONGRESS AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC The Utmo3l Opposition Pledged to the Spurious Article Now Masquerading as Republicanism
MICHIGAN OITICIAXS Working Public Offices for Private | Profit Purposes
ORIENTAL FRICTION France Seeking Excuse for Demands on China •
TWO HEAVY FAILURES CAUSED BY MONDAY'S SLUMP ON 'CHANGE 9 Produce Exchange Trust Company and Henry Allen & Co. Driven to the Wall
Will Trad« No More
Boston Is Anxious
Kept His Job
A MANILA MARE'S NEST DISCLOSES BY THE CAPTURE OP FILIPINO RECORDS TAGALS INTENDED TO BE FREE And Their Leader Has Actually Had the Support of Anti-Expansionists in America
Advices From Otis
Sweeping- tlie Country
A Transport Arrives
Sentences Commuted
Rescue of Gilmore
Eleven Alive
Preventing a Panic
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SOME NEEDED LESSONS LEARNED DURING THE WAR WITH SPAIN MfLITIA OF LITTLE USE IN WAR XT&less the Men Are Given Better Instruction Than That Gained in Summer Outing Gamps
NEW NAVAL STATION (The South Pacific Regions Need More Attention
RIVER STEAMER BURNED Passengers Are Saved but the Cargo Is Destroyed
A VESSEL SUNK Is Thought to Be the Long Missing; Cblusa
Why Gould Objected
A Flagman Blamed
Riotous Miners
Not Ready to Bid
Befitting Steamers
Roberts' Case
Claims to Be Alive
Federal Deposits
Castro's Progress
Great SbH Lake Disappearing
PINGREE'S POLICIES TO BE GIVEN A PAIR TRIAL BY LAW MAKERS The Michigan. Legislature Called in Special Session to Arrange Tax Matters More Equitably
LABOR LEADERS FederationisCs Cannot Become Knights 1 of LaboT
Gone Out of Business
Killed by the Cars
This Means Failure
Weavers Want Wages
Chicago Banker's Will
Wheat Bates Reduced
Wages Advanced
Dewey's Cousin Lectures
A. J. Rhoads Dying
San Jose's Jubilee
Ice at San Jose
A Baltimore Failure
Castro Recognized
PARTITION 0F CHINA DELAYED BY JEALOUSY OF THE NATIONS Ex-Ambassador Angell Thinks It Inevitable Unless Prevented by United States and England
D'ANNUNZIO AND DUSE • _______ The Decadent Novelist and the Mature Actress Part
JULIA ARTHUR'S JEALOUSY The Ejection of Miss Crosby Causes a Big Damage Suit
Italy Investigating Her Prisons
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Money
Hurrah for the Five B's
Another Object Lesson
REDRESS THE WRONG False Assertions in the Peace Commission's Report
Paid in Advance
A Famous Eagle
How to Find Out
ORIENTAL TRADE A MYTH Burning Denunciation of Expansionists by Col. Irish
The Facial Revelation
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GOVERNOR STONE ON THE CURRENCY QUESTION
TARDY TRIBUTE TO FREE TRADE
FREIGHT WARFARE ON FORWARDING COMPANY SHOWS ITS HANDS GIVES UNSOUGHT MONOPOLY Santa Fe Company Must Handle the Entire Citrus Fruit Crop or Re Sued for Damages
CENTER OF ATTRACTION But Hundreds of People Failed to See the lowa
FAST RIDERS HERE Prospect for Good Sport at the Saucer Track
FROM MUSIC TO MERCY A FAIR ANGELENA FORSAKES THE FOOTLIGHTS And Sacrifices Her Career That She May Minister to the Sick and the Needy
PERSONAL
Socialists Combinations'
Only for Home Consumption.
"Peril of the North"
Receiving Hospital Oases
Marriage Licenses
Pensions
Small- Burglaries
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAT
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF !
A Challenge
I Webber Arraigned
Three Years for Forgery
OWNERSHIP Of Oil LANDS Important Decision in Coalinga Litigation JUDGE ROSS DENIES A RECEIVERSHIP Filing a Claim on Indications Without Further Development Is Considered Not Sufficient Title—A Legal Discovery Necessary
Virtually Ends the Case
DEATH OF MRS. WELLBORN The End Came Suddenly but Happily. Funeral Today
THOMPSON-TRIMBLE. EIGHT Twenty Lively Rounds Which Ended in a Draw
CITRUS TARIFF COMMITTEE Captain Daniels Hopeful of Defeat for the Jamaica Treaty
PARIS EXHIBIT SHIPPED Grains and Products for the Southern Pacific Company
AT THE THEATER
THE FEAR OF FROST DISSIPATED BY REPORTS FROM CITRUS CENTERS The Thermometers at a Safe Altitude in Riverside, Redlands and San Bernardino
An Innocent Abroad
Fraternity Physicians
Intemperance Killed Him
TEACHERS IN SESSION COUNTY AND CITY INSTITUTES AT WORK PROMINENT EDUCATORS HERE Nearly rive Hundred Teachers Gather at the Opening Session—Progressive Programs
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THE PASADENA BIDOfT HOSE PARADE PLANS READY FOR ACCEPTANCE MANY PRIZES TO COMPETE FOR 2k. Story of Diamonds, Devotion and Divorce Drifts Down From the North—Brevities
AN ALLEGED NUISANCE The Fertilizer Plant at Timms' Point. News Notes
San Bernardino Notes
— — — i. IN SOCIETY
TRIAL Of MRS. COOK A CELEBRATED CASE OOMES UP AT SANTA ANA The Prosecution Will Try to Prove That Mrs. Cook Had a Motive to Murder
VENTURA TEACHERS Begin Their Twenty-Second Annual Institute
t'itvof Mexico and Rnturn,
WIND AFTER THE RAIN OOOD TARGET WORK OF CO. H. AT RIVHMIDB An Unexpected Delay in the Arraignment of Shears, Who Killed Wnrner
A GLORIOUS SHOWER Nearly Two Inches of Rain at Monrovia Last Week
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fINANCE AND TRADE ON 'CHANGE Money Stringency Develops Conditions Very Like Panic
Closing Stocks
Bond List
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
THE LONDON MARKETS Conditions Are Panicky and Banks Show Alarm
Consols Slump
SAN FRAN CIS OO MARXSTB Oall Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
The Metal Market
Coast Shipping
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
Incorporated at Sacramento
Local Produce Markets
THE POLICE COURT
DOOM OF ME TRUSTS FRANK FLINT BELIEVES IT AT HAND CAUSE OF YESTERDAY'S PANIC The District Attorney Has Shaken Hands With the President and i Smoked Hanna's Perfects
♦«» | BANKER BBALY'S VIEWS New York Panic Is Only a Sporadic Smashup
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EMBlTttßtft mm] MRS. HOYTHAS NOTHING TO WIN BUT JUSTIFICATION COMMUNITY RIGHT ASSURED The Qrubsfcaked Miner Left One Claim He Averred Was Worth $100,000. Dr. Dorsey His Partner
THE UNIVERSITY CONTEST Suit to Invalidate Knocked Out en Demurrer
THE COMFTON CASE More Corruption Alleged by Witness for the Prosecution
THE BOSS IMBROGLIO The Case Stands as It Did In the First Instance
Courthouse Briefs
MUSIC NOTES
THE WATER BONO BIDS ADAMS-PHILLIPS CO. REQUESTS RETURN 07 ITS CHECK SPECIAL MEETING THURSDAY Bridges to Be Built—Repairs Needed. Protest Against Lakeshore Boulevard—Council Notes
BRIDGES NEED ATTENTION Sew Structures Required and Repairs to Make Others Safe
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS All Kinds of Grist Bun Through th». Councilmanic Mill
STREET WORK t Ordinances Passed, Improvements Ordered, Protests Received
AGAINST THE BOULEVARD Protestants Against the Work Given a Hearing
New Bids for Street Work
Given a Vote of Thanks
More Crosswalks Ordered
Steam Roller for Sale
Livery Stable Limits
Gravel or GraniteP
To Be Amended Next Week
I Back From San Francisco i
AT THE HOTELS
TORDISABLED VETERANS SOLDIERS' HOME TO BE ESTABLISHED AT>NORTH ONTARIO The Site Has Already Been PurchaMd. Flans to Raise the Necessary Funds
ELLEN BEACH YAW A FAILTJBE Her Voice and Acting Poor In Sic Arthur Sullivan's New Opera
Company A's Victory
Gas Explosion Causes Fire
JOTTINGS
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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