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Los Angeles Herald, Number 106, 14 January 1900
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RUMOR MONGERS ARE BUSY But All Channels of News Are Closed Up Tight VOLUNTEERS LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON Lacking Food for Speculation the British Public Keeps Itself Busy With Bitter Criticism of Political Leaders and the Genera's in Command
Troop Take Ship
A Court Decision
Not an Invasionist
German Feeling
Portuguese Agitation
A Pro-Boer Meeting
lowa Sympathizers
A Boston Meeting
American Flour
British Sympathizers
NO NEWS FROM BUXLEB But the General Feeling Is One oS Hope
STEAMER SEIZING Gives a Chance for Another British Backdown
i WILD ENTHUSIASM i | Shown on the Departure of the London Volunteers
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
Great Britain Buncoed
Probably Untrue
Only a Figurehead
Contraband Questions
Westminster Going Home
A Big War Credit
Mules for War Uses
Canadian Indian Scare
A GENTLE REMINDER That Lynchers of Italians Should Be Punished
Venezuelan Finances
A MOUNTAIN BATTERY IN THE TRANSVAAL
MR. BALfOHR'S fRIVOUTY Not Well Received by a Nation in Mourning A GOVERNMENT WRECK IS LIKELY And a Reconstruction of the British Cabinet Inevitable—Franc* and Germany Now See a Good Opportunity to Press Their Demands on Liberia
A ST. LOUIS FRAUD Built on Flans Drawn by FTanklla Syndicate
WOOD'S WORK IN CUBA A Commission OTdered to Study Tax Questions
A SANTIAGO HEBO Is Honored by the Women of South Carolina
JERSEY LAWS Not Built to Secure Bevenue From Combines
Bold Bank Bobbery
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS ■ARE ANXIOUS FOB HARMONY IN THE PARTY WOULD LIKE TO SNUB SILVER Hark Hanna Outlines the National Issues as Seen by Republicans. Money Is Needed
Attempts to Misquote
Republican Flans
A Bryan Address
AN AMERICAN BOY Shoots and Kills a Famous French Brewer
AGREED TO FAY France and San Domingo Settle Their Dispute
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY MORE SATISFACTORY THAN FOR MANY YEARS Commercial Treaty and the Inspection of American Meats Only Important Questions Fending
Must Pay Taxes
Ice a Necessity
A Steamer in Trouble
He Was Jealous
Sentenced for Life
PARIS POLITICS DILL INTEREST INCREASES IN THE EXPOSITION BUILDINGS WELL ADVANCED Material on Hand for the American Machinery Hall at Vincennes and Workmen Rushing
CABLE SURVEYS Saow That the Pacific Soute Is Practicable
FIGHTS WITH FILIPINOS Result in the Capture of Natives' Supplies
DEATH OF COLONEL WOOD Of National Reputation as a Museum Manager
Robert Emmet Dead
Head-on Collision
THE WRECK IN ST. MARY'S BAY IS NOT THE FRENCH STEAMER FRANCOIS ARAGO Continuance of the Storm Hakes Impossible Attempts at Rescue or Even Investigation
A Crew Saved
Washington Floods
Sure Signs of Wreck
A Mystery Solved
Fire at lowa Oity
Nurd<£)us Burglars
Felix Morris Dead
THE CZAR IS PLEASED WITH SERVICES RENDERED BY MURAVIEFF PARTICULAR SATISFACTION Expressed With Work of The Hague Peace Conference and Events in the Orient
♦*» Dismissed Fi>om Service
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A STORM OF CRITICISM BREAKS OVER THE HEADS OF BRITISH OFFICERS NOT A GUILTY MAN ESCAPES If Only Guilty Are Criticised Every Military Leader Should Be Set to Farming
Railroad Quarrels
THREE LIVES SURELY LOST BY A SUDDEN RISE OF THE POTLACH RIVER For Miles Along the River No Sign of Railroad Track or Roadbed Is Left
Railroad Reports
ON THE TURF Race Winners at Tanforan and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
The I/ondon Theaters
A Break for Liberty
Promoted Colonel
Jockeys Arrive
CONSUMPTION cvrtisn
THE CLARK COMMITTEE TAKES MORE TESTIMONY ON BRIBERY CHARGES ECKTOR'S LETTER GETS LOST Numerous Witnesses Available to Testify to the Use of Money to Bribe Legislators
RAILROAD INSURANCE The Southern Pacific to Provide for Its Employes
DENVER POST PROPRIETORS « SHOT BY A LAWYER WITH A GRIEVANCE Stories of the Participants in the Row ! Vary Widely—The Shooter Under Arrest
I DR. MAHE DIES Two Alleged Widows Lay Claim to the Body
Spanish Politics
REMARKABLE SUC'CKSS
OWNERS OF VESSELS QUESTIONED REGARDING THE SUBSIDY SCHEME WITH VERY GREAT UNANIMITY They Promise an Increase of Prevalent Prosperity if Shipbuilding Is Sufficiently Encouraged
SHASTA LICENSES Will Cause Some Smiles and Lots of Tears
ASCRIBED TO OAS A Sudden Rise in Santa Cruz Real Estate
Dined the President
Marine Firemen Strike
Champion Tennis
KENTUCKY SITUATION NOT IMPROVED BY PBOMISB OP DECISIONS REPUBLICANS NOW IN OFFICE Express a Determination to Hold On Despite Any Action the Legislature May Take
Partisan Manifestoes
Child Marriages in India
WHAT IS THE REASON?
WIRE WAIFS
They Usually Wear 'Em
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Tilt PASAKNA BUDGET BOOK DAT WITH THE SHAKESPEAKS CLUB $ WHERE IS GEO. CHISM'S $35? Public Library Improvement Contract Awarded—An Alleged Brick Trust—Brevities
Reporters Offended
Baseball Today
PIGSKIN CHASERS' PROWESS » THE HIGH SCHOOL WINS FROM OCCIDENTAL A Coat of Whitewash—Closing Game of the Season—Stephens' Brilliant Run
A Dismal Time
Officers Installed
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS FLAT THE FIRST HALF OF THE OAKLAND HATCH COSBY WATCHES THE GAME Rawlins and Alec Smith Tie for tb« First Eighteen Holes—The | Links Soggy
ABOUT THE STATE
FOUR RUNAWAYS Make Things Interesting on San Bernardino Streets
Humor in Congress
A Paper Suggestion
STILL SHIPPING FRUIT AND RAILROAD COMPANIES ARE STANDING TAT A Covina Man Fumigates His Trees With Cyanide Gas in the Daytime
Victoria Bewhiskered
f.oyalty to His Kmoloyer
Filled the Hequirement
A New Utopia
Your Personal Experience, SirP
SOME MILITARY POLITICS JOHN R. BERRY RE-ELECTED COLONEL OE THE SEVENTH T There Was Much Scheming but Gen. Mathews Pressed the Button and the Ballots Did the Rest
Boy at Play Breaks an Arm.
GONE TO HIS REWARD DEATH OF REV. ALMON HEALY OF LONG BEACH The High School Athletic Association Elects Officers and Arranges Field Sports
ORANGE PIRATES Four Boys With a Team Raid t. A. Bullis' Grove
The Oil Exchange
Young Burglars Caught
A Rural Burglary
PERSONAL
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HERE'S A PIPE DREAM GTOKY OP "TARANTULA BILL" OF LOS ANGELES Effort to Corner the Market in Big Spiders and How It Tailed
£ost the taste
WORLD DEATH RATE DECLINING j Longevity of the Human Race Is In- I creasing Year by Year
A Straw in Manila
Only One Girl for Him
I TO MONOPOLIZE f LTHE HIGH SEAS (
WHERE PRAYER IS CONTINUOUS At Least One Such Spot in the United States
Old English Comedies
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TO PREVENT CONSUMPTION
BOBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL
THE MODERN WAR CRAZE
EDITORIAL OPINION The Value of Publicity
How the Consumer Suffers
Check on Wildcat Combinations
Boer Lack of Civilization
Expenditures Are Increasing
Not Sailing Smoothly
Just When This Era Begins
EXCESSIVE DEMANDS FOB PENSIONS
I DOWN THE LINE |
Get Off the Earth
Mystery of the Theater Orchestra
Russia's Female Physicians
I i f "BOBS'" VICTORIA CROSS f > A
How They Honor the Soldiers!
She Has a Right to Her Own Opinion
A Musical Clock
ARBITRATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Subsidy for Ships
Spectacled Cows and Shod Geese
3 he Chinese Oath
Catamount as a Pet
The Mean TMngt
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
A BRITISH RALLY Entertainment to Be Given at Simpson Auditorium Next Tuesday
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Very Few Divorce Applications Were Granted During the Week
FRIKD ONIONS Indirectly Cau»ecl the Death of tho World's Greatest General
NO KIND OF COERCION MBS. SHORB WAS SHOWN EVERY CONSIDERATION HER OWN CORRESPONDENCE Proves That She Appreciated the Kindness of the Farmers and Merchants' Bank
LACY-FREEMAN MATCH Interesting Program at Saucer Track Meet Today
THE INTELLECT OF A DOG BICYCLIST STEVENS ISOWNER OF A WONDER "Bully," a Remarkable Specimen of the Canine Race, and Some of Her Clever Tricks
Gift of Old Eggs an Honor
Oil Stock
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WORRIED BUNCO MtN THINGS ABE NOT COMING THEIB WAY NOW M'LEAN AND GOING ARE HELD And Chief Elton Intimates to a Couple of P. Davis' Lambs That They Must Scat
"DUTCH CHARLIE" AGAIN He Buncoed a Chinaman in a Horse Trade
THOMPSON'S ESCAPADE Rode Down a Bicyclist With a Buggy and Is Thrown in Jail
THE POLICE COURT
Marriage Licenses
WICKS ESTATE'S WOES 'FRISCO ATTORNEY CHARGED WITH MALFEASANCE THE TRUSTEE, F. A. BERLIN, Is Accused of Making Away With $50,000—Cited to Appear and Render an Accounting
A WIDOW'S ALLOWANCE Mrs. Ursula Rosenberger's Bights Not to Be Curtailed
BATTERED HIS STEPSON HrUbert Made the Old Excuse for His Cruelty
THE POMONA WRECK Letters of Administration Granted Is the Tarride Estate
CRANDALL ACQUITTED The Slaying of Jack Bowman Settled at the Third Trial
Courthouse Briefs
ARCHDEACON WEBBER Mission Services at St. John's Church This Week
Benevolent Work
Shoe Thieves- Out in Force
Xusic for the Exposition
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A SONG-BIRD WRITES ENTERTAININGLY Emma Nevada, Who Will Sing Here This Week, Gives a Chapter of Reminiscences
SSBBSSSSSSSiSSS4?«! IN SOCIETY
Here and There
ROSA PRYOR WAS DESPONDENT Being an Invalid She Swallowed Poison but Will Recover
Park Band Concerts
Had Money and Ii Missing'
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PALMISTRY DEPARTMENT Fine Future Foretold for New Chief of Police The Herald's Palmist Examines the Hands of Two City Officials—Answers to the Numerous Inquirers
A VIRGINIA BEAU BEUMMEL Senator, Orator, Social Lion, Tramp, But Always Prince in Manners
GREATEST LITERARY CURIOSITY Poem of Thirty-Eight Lines Taken From as Many Authors
HARPER'S BAZAR'S NEW EDITOR Miss Elizabeth Jordan, a Successful Newspaper Woman
BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS
DiaPEBADO TO TAKALX MAN ————— , Tli« Unromantic End of a Once Notorious California Outlaw
Comma in the Wrong PI acej-
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ItlE AS iSSMfNT LIST PROPERTY OWNERS MUST FILE CORRECT STATEMENTS OR BE ASSESSED BY RECORD Saloon Question Again to the Front, liquor Dealers Will Complain, School Bond Test Case
SALOON QUESTION AGAIN Controversy Over Sunday Closing Enforcement to Be Reopened
READY FOB ACTION Complaint and Answer in Mandamus Proceedings Prepared
City Finances
New Lamps Being Placed
Police Department Expenditures
No Committee Meeting
A HOBO'S GALL Struck the Woman Who Gave Him Work and Stole Her Keys
Maggie Larsen Dead
JOTTINGS Oar Home Brew
DEATHS
BIRTHS
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK i T Moroseo's—All week, Orau Opera company in "Wang." The Los Angeles—Thursday to Saturday, "Spider and Fly." Orpheum—All week, vaudeville, headed by Fougere.
Death of Dorothy Dene
"Grande Duchesse" a Nun
Joney Flam's Debut
Julia Marlow«'c Divorce
A New French Play
Stage Chat
A Musician's Meal
Boston'! Newest Theater
Dorothy Usner's Revenge
Hurrying the Death Scene
Ballade of a New Year
Coming Attractions
June
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Fashions Gvontng j{ttire
ORGANIST GOT SWEET REVENGE He Played Suggestive Tunes at the Marriage of His Rival
THE $2 BILL WAS A MISTAKE And When the Groom Discovered It He Promptly Sent a Fifty
"IN THE MATTER OF A PRIVATE" Kipling's Story Duplicated in Many Respects at Fort Meyer
INVINCIBLE BASUTOS LONGING TO TAKE A HAND IN THE TRANSVAAL TROUBLE A Powerful South African Tribe That Has a Long Standing Grudge Against the Boers
GENERAL YULE. IS A CANADIAN British Commander in South Africa Born on This Side of the Water
FIFTY MILLIONS OF GERMANS Last Census of the Empire Places the Population at That Figure
Orange Coat of Arms
MARKSMANSHIP IN WAR IMPOSSIBLE FEATS CREDITED TO BOER SHARPSHOOTERS Difficulty of Hitting a Man at 1000 Yards—Difference Between Target Practice and War
HE IS JUST AWAY
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Bow
liocal Notes
Stray Chords
Music at the Churches
Stcckingless German. Soldiers
WHEN BETTY'S CHURNING
| BELGIAN HARE INDUSTRY |
CAMERAS TO BE TAXED IN PARIS Visitors to the Exposition Must Pay for Snap Shots
Thrift
The Small Papers Waking Ip
The Boer Artillery at Magersfontein
"Don*t Give Up the Ship"
Chance Make a Living*
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FINANCE AND TRADE
dosing Stocks
Bond List
San Francisco Mining Btocks
Weekly Bank Statement
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings sad Pries* of Product
Dried Fruit Priest
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, 91000 and Over
Transfers, 91000 and Over
Releases, f 1000 and Over
Incorporations
Building Permits
Local Produce Markets
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
MAKING FOOTBALL PLAYERS Dr. F. 0. Armstrong's Method of Picking Out Likely Lads
BEAT HORSES FOR ARMY SRVICE They Must Be Strong for They Have Heavy Loads to Carry
PRECIOUS HETALS IV THX ABTS I Enormous Quantities Ooanmid in tin Various Industries
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KRII&ER IN HIS DOME JEMOCRATIC WAYS OF TRANSVAAL'S PRESIDENT Live 3 in Modest House and Is Devoted to His Family—An Early Fight With a Panther
PECULIAR PRIVILEGES OF PEERS Only Three Hay Remain Covered in Presence of Sovereign
Postage Wasted, $40
Not a Bargain
"A TEST OF FRIENDSHIP"
THEY DIDN'T HAVE IK 1800 Some of Last Century's Inventions for Which We Should Be Thankful
DECORATED POKER CHIPS They're for the Women—Those of Pearl the Most Costly
Things That Are Changing in Mexico
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