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Los Angeles Herald, Number 110, 18 January 1900
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DULLER SURPRISED BOERS And Occupied the Hills Beyond Potgieter's Drift CONFIDENCE SOMEWHAT RESTORED Colonel Plummer Moving From Bechuanaland to the Relief of Mafeking Where the Garrison Is Admitted to Be Very Hard Pressed by Boers
A Seized Steamer
News From the Front
Fighting at Tugela T.nnrinn Tan 18 TVia r> u_,
Dundonald's Advance
Burnham Sails
The Times Dispatch
At Mafeking
Plummer's Advance
Inquirers Disappointed
Boer Recruits
Leaders Welcomed
A Pro-Boer Meeting
Fair Warning
A British Advance
Attack on French
An Expert's Opinions
The Ladysmith Attack
THE ONLY MESSAGE Deals With Matters of Very Little Moment
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
METHUEN'S FORCE Makes a Demonstration at Modder River
The Bundesrath's Cargo
No Contraband Goods
Shooting at Rensberg
A Consul's Opinion
MINE WORKERS Listen to the Reports of the Society Officers
A Jail Delivery
Will Clear Himself
Buffet Street Cars
Bryan May Come
DAY SEI fOR FINAL VOTE On Senate Bill Fixing the Gold Standard FEBRUARY FIETEEN THE FATAL DAY Hoar's Bill Calling for Philippine Information Amended and Passed in the Senate—The House Passes the Urgent Deficiency Bill
IN THE HOUSE Quarrels Over, Gage Deficiency Bill Passed tr»n _Wl_ _4 T„ IT TV.- L... «... _
IN COMMITTEE Bills Completed and Reported for Farther Action
The Hague Treaty To n 17_ Tl.„ – ..
Popular Elections n'aclllncrlnn Ton 17 TV,-
House Canal Bill
LIVE STOCK MEN They Listen to Addresses and Pas* • Resolutions i ~ .. „ „,
burial or wauchope SriTVIfiSXD BY LONDON NEWS CORRESPONDENTS A BRILLIANT DESCRIPTION Of Event* That Will Steel Scottish Hearts in Coming Battles With the Boers
STILL DICKERING Denmark Reducing the Price of Her Islands
PLANS TO PREVENT PLAGUE MADE BY WYMAN, APPROVED BY GAGE The Most Careful Inspection and Quarantine of Vessels From Fl.jue-Infested Ports
HARDWARE MEN Are Holding a Convention to Discuss Trade Questions
A RAILROAD RUMOR Is Positively Denied by President C. P. Huntington
Made Fair Terms
Saved From Suicide
YOU DON'T WANT HEADACHE
A CONCLUSION REACHED , IN THE CASE OF ROBERTS OF UTAH TWO REPORTS ON PROCEDURE No Difference of Opinion on Question of Barring Folygamists From the House
The Clark Case
NATIONAL REVENUES Larger Than Needed to Pay Current Expenses
MRS. BYRNE'S ESTATE Proves Vastly Larger Than the Heirs Supposed
A San Diegv) Fake
Ask French Protection
Virginia Bank Robbed
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COLONIAL QUESTIONS ARE MUCH EASIER TO ASK THAN TO ANSWER SPLIT IN REPUBLICAN RANKS Wot Unlikely to Result From the Attempt to Secure Free Trade With the Colonies
General Davis' Ideas
S-amoan Questions
NEEDED FOR WAR Britons Are Forbidden, to Export Carbolic Acid
COUNT AND COUNTESS Will Pay a, Visit to Their American Relatives
CASE CLOSED By the Prosecution in the Molineux Case
France Well Pleased
A Bryan Address l.'i. Tnn IT T T It'llll.
A Divorce mil
Sunk in Collision
REPORTS Of PROGRESS or CAMPAIGN AGAINST TBS SCATTERED TAGAIA KOBBE HAS SAILED TO LAMAR Where the Natives Still Oontrol and the People Are Starring—Gen. Wheeler's Recall
ucr uuuu wiiii guuu resuiis. Xobbe's Expedition
Mgr. Chapppelle's Visit
The Coming Report
Carnegie's Denial
The Sheridan Bails
Transports Turned Over
Will Meet With Opposition
KENTUCKY CORONER'S JURY CHARGES COLONEL COLSON WITH KILLING THREE MEN The Contest Boards Continue to Take Testimony Concerning Conduct 3f the Election
Information Offered
Is Certainly Bankrupt
Lost Anna's Money
CHICAGO CANAL WATER TURNED INTO THE DBS PLAINEB BXVXB I ST. LOUIS CITIZENS OBJECT Application for Injunctions to Prevent the Pollution of the Water* of the Uissiatippi
Permission Given
The Trap Dam Lowered
Injunction Asked
In the Supreme Court:
ANTI-TRUST LEAGUERS Already Fighting Among Themselves Over Political Matters
"IN HIS STEPS" If Actors Were All Christians a Dramatization Might Be Allowed
THE SALOMON CLAIM Tc Be Settled by the Giving of Medals
WON ON A FOUL i Jackson-Tracy Match a Rough-and-Tumble Affair
ONE MORE BUYER For Stanford Holdings of Southern Pacific Stock
Oriental Typhoons
Bryan's Rival
Stock Deal Reforms
A Formal Protest
France Is Surprised
No Longer Missing
Alienated Affection
Freight for Nome
A Senator Ejected
Miss Gould's Generosity
A Railroad Election
The Color Line
A Bridge Combine
! • ON THE TUBE Race Winners at Tanforan and at Ntir Orleans
At New Orleans
A Jockey Reinstated
Sloan's Successor
Tanforan Race Entries
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TUX BATTUE or 1SKK)
mfilTIU OF UCFEUALXSK
THX votTOAjcxrrs ZXPTTUIOY
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS
SUBSIDIES AND THE TARIFF
PUBLICITY REDUCES THE LYNCHINGS
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
DOWN THE LINE
General Lawton's Characteristics
His Little Joke
Expenses of the Government
GOOD SHORT STORIES More Collateral Needs
The Blustering Boutelle
What He Couldn't Sell
An Economical Duke
THE FRENCHMAN'S VERSION
A PURITANICAL PRIZE FIGHTER
POPULAR SCIENCE
LABOR NOTES
Electricity and Foliage
Comfort for Smokers
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INDEX 10 CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL
Oil Stock
FEDERATION 0E CLUBS WOMEN ORGANIZE FOB MORE EFFECTIVE WORK ELECTION OF OFFICERS TODAY The Flan Was Adopted Unanimously. A Chance for Doubtful Clubs. Interesting Discussions
Afternoon Session
Evening Session
AN ATTORNEY'S PIPE DREAM Soldiers of the Seventh Should Get Another Month's Pay
THE SYRIAN FEUD Mr. Vouraky Convicted of Assaulting Bazaar Keeper N. Debs
HE CHASED CENTRAL Telephone Girls Frightened by a Masher
Archdeacon Webber's Mission
INCOMPARABLE NEVADA DELIGHTS A LARGE AUDIENCE AT SIMPSON A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF ART t The Prima Donna Will Sing Again Tonight—Accomplished 'Cellist in Her Company
WANTED MALE OR FEMALE HELP
THE FIGHT AGAINST GROFF THE S. F. REMEMBERS HE WAS FOB SAN PEDBO Senator Frye Reported to Be Very I Hostile to His Confirmation—His | Friends Sure He Will Win
A HALLELUJAH WEDDING Captain Braun Takes a Wife Amid Imposing Ritual
AT THE THEATER
ABOUT THE STATE
WIRE WAIFS
A Masonic Anniversary
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
GREAT PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH Twenty Tears Have Shown a Remarkable Growth Down in Dixie
Broom Prices Advanced
Dope for Oklahoma's Indians
Death of a Marquis
I • DIPLOMATIC GERMAN DRUMMER Reasons for Exceptional Success in South American Countries
Marriage Licenses
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THE PASAHNA BUDGE I ■AM stbqo JONM nm OTJT a CIRCULAR t MAKING EDITOR MELICK MAD Something Will Happen to Jonetif He Cornea to Faaadena Hot Disguised. News Brevities
HENRY KINGiSFORD'S TRIAL Another Chapter in an Orange County Murder Story
OIL AND WATER Substantial Improvements Going On Near Long Beach
POWELL GOT IT Sewer Contract Awarded by Santa Monica Trustees
BLEW HIS HEAD OFF Lonely Suicide of a Tramp on Bixby Ranch, Near Anaheim
FIRE AT RIVERSIDE The Glenwood Hotel Dining Room and Kitchen Destroyed
Breaking It Gently
San Bernardino Delinquent Taxes
Loyalty to Hla Kmployer
COUNTY HOSPITAL BIDS FIVE OFFERS MADE TO RIVERSIDE SUPERVISORS , * On* of Dew»y'» Manila Bay Veterans Beoomei a Full-Fledged Citizen
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ANTI-WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS Give Their Reasons for Objecting to Making Females Share the Burden of Making or Executing the Laws
SCOTT OUSTED Bheehan Hopes to Collect San Fran' cisco Taxes
REED ON EDUCATION Program Depends on Natural Giving of Help
RUPFEBT OF NEW YORK Made a Member ot the Democratic Committee
NEW FRUIT TARIFF Is More Stringent Than the One Complained Of
FRUIT GROWERS ARE PLEASED WITH RESULTS OF THE SAN JOSE CONVENTION Association Formed to Control the Prune Industry Provided Owners of Orchards Agree
Northern Growers
Champion Jeffrie* in Cincinnati
A Dowager Dying
FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks T«n. V 1. T
Bond Lift
Ban Francisco Mining Stocks
Trmamrj Statement
Silver Bullion
BAH F&ANCXSOO MARKETS Call Board Daaliags and Fricaa of Froduca
Coast Shipping
The Metal Market
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, 91000 and Over
Transfer*, 91000 and Over
Incorporations Th« Stnnrlnprl Trnn nrwl Rrnss comnanv
Building Permits
Local Produce Markets
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A TYRANNOUS PARfNF ytTWM FOUND OTJILTY 01 BATTXBT OH HIS STEPSON PATHETIC STORY OF A CHILD Xbi Father Tried to Inatill Moral PrinriplM With a Buggy Whip—Sentence Deferred Till Saturday
FIRE FIGHTERS NEED LIGHTS ONB ENGINE HOUSE LIGHTED BY LANTERNS Governor Gage Recommends a Fireman for Promotion—Street Lights Being Placed—Notes
The Meeting Postponed
To Inspect Flushtanks
New Street Lights
An Extension Wanted
A $10,000 Apportionment
Horse Broke Hit Hack
IA DAUGHTER'S RIGHTS MBS. EDNA B. BROWN DIS INHERITED BY HER FATHER i ' THE VERNON WILL CONTEST i " Dr. Choate Drew the Will—The Contesting Daughter 23 Years of Age. A Divided Household
Courthouse Briefs
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 'a Pure Food Bill Endorsed by the Directors
NUMEROUS LARCENIES Thieves Still Prowling and Stealing Things at Night
SAUCER TRACK MEET TONIGHT Program of Exciting Events to Be l Run Off
THE POLICE COURT
THE DOUKHOBOR JOSHUAS TO VISIT THE ALAMITOS SUGAR FACTORY TODAY Mr. Demsne Answers Some Silly Stories Concerning the Proposed Colony—Go North Tonight
AT THE HOTELS
A CALIFORNIAN HOAXED DID HE MARRY THE GRANDMOTHER OF HIS BRIDE ? A Strange Question, but Then Strange Things Happen Quite Often Nowadays
THE YAQUI JUNTA Issues a Stirring Appeal to the American People
JOTTINGS Oar Home Brew
DEATHS
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