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Los Angeles Herald, Number 128, 5 February 1900
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IDE CAPITAL Of KENTUCKY Deserted by the Members of the Legislature REPUBLICANS DEPART EOR LONDON Democrats Go Home to Avoid Arrest and Enforced Attendance on Legislative Sessions—Armed Conflict Avoided by Release of Walker
STRATTON IS CERTAIN IT IS BARD OR NO SENATOR FROM CALIFORNIA CAUCUS AGREEMENT STANDS If the Followers of Burns Force Another Deadlock the Antis Can't Be Blamed
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
A DULL DAY Bard's Supporters Cnlmly Confident of Success
Soldiers' Funerals
BULLER'S BOASIfUL TALK Of Results That Are Yet to Be Accomplished CROSSED THE TllfiELA ON FRIDAY i And Will "Permit No Definite News to Be Given Out Until Ladysmith Has Been Relieved"—News From Beleaguered Garrisons
A Boer Attack
A t Ladysmith
Heard the Firing
Learning Caution.
Buller> Advance
He Should Succeed
A Decisive Battle
No Official New*
FURTHER SOUTH General Roberts Reports on Oenditieiyi Around Mafeking
Watchful Boers
One Kopje Cleared
A Little Exaggerated
Italian Aid Asked
WAR LETTERS Giving Del.tiis ji AUempts to Relitv3 Ladysmith
Al Modeler River
MACBT7II COMES HOME And He Carefully Preserves His Clamlike Silence
At New York City
Pro-Boer Meeting
Portuguese Neutrality
A Baltimore Meeting
Financial Sympathy
Booth Comments
Tnr WEEK IN COMCRESSI ■ THE CURRENCY BILL BEFORE THE SENATE In Neither House Will the Debate Be Confined to the Reg ala – Order of Busines*
IN THE HOUSE
Cuban Tariff System
General Averill Dead
News From Dawson
Tired of Life
Awful Weather
San Diego Won
A San Diego Storm
Transports Arrive
THE FUNERAL TRAIN CABBIES SOLDIEBS' BODIES TO CHICAGO RECEIVED WITH DUE HONORS Affecting Scene at the Meeting of the Soldier's Mother and the Solider'a Widow
POPULIST PLANS Must Regard the Wishes of Middle-of-Roaders
POUTO HICO POLITICS Follow Plans Drawn Up by the Kentuckians
CAPITAL FOOTPADS Believed to Be Train Bobbers or Desperate Bandits
HILL'S AMBITION To Control a Railway From Coast to Coast
BBYAN'S SPEECHES Find Favor With the Women of New England
A Pioneer Gone
A Mine Sold
Killed by the Oars
Fruit Men Organize
The Park Mystery
Cooped Up in Kimberley
A Chinese Precedent
Baseball Possibilities
Fruit Men to Meet
A San Jose Storm
HARRY SEES JIM Now Firmly Believes That Oorbett Will Whip Jeffries
Babbits Woudn't Run '
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MILLION-DOLLAR TIRE IN THE BUSINESS SECTION OF ST. , LOUIS FIREMEN BURIED IN DEBRIS Slaza at Chicago Cau*e» Small Money Loss But Death and Injury to firemen
A Chicago Fire
In Connecticut
CLUBBED BY A STRANGER Unaccountable Attack Made Upon a Quest of the Van Nuya
Moosehead Lake's. 40 Miles of Bushes
DOINGS AT WASHINGTON INTERESTING CORNER IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT A REALLY WONDERFUL STORY Some of the Pleasant and Unpleasant Features of the Redemption. Department
A RESTAURANT KFIIsODK A Sort of Straw Vote
; THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM r 3 S A SPLENDID FUNERAL FOB A CHINESE MASON t t • : GOV. ROOSEVELT TO WRESTLE i < ) A Ghost Who Drive*a Hearse—Church Doors Nailed Up Against ) the Pastor
A SECRET WEDDING Everett M. Grimes and Mrs* Lilian Macfarlane Married a Month Ago
Electricity a Century Ago
AGREEMENT REACHED OONCEBNINO CLA.TTON-BXTLW** TREATY UNITED STATES LEFT FREE To Construct the Nicaragua Canal to Exercise Sole Control When It Is Built '
The Quid Pro Quo
Coal Mining in China
ClifP Dwellers in Italy .
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THE 1ATTJLK Or moIKICJUSPJLO
TBI KAtOfATJkTKX BOX
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TBI TSOUSLU OF r. DA-TO
WOKEN IN NEW FIELDS
SAN PEDRO BREAKWATER
DISGRACEFUL SENATORIAL SQUABBLES
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
AFRICAN WAR INCIDENTS
A SHOCK FOR LORD ROBERTS
Watching for State Papers
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Each Guest Has to Put Flowers In
An Aged Horse That .Likes Tobacco
Do Women Waste Any Time Talking?
LAMENT OF A BACHELOR
THE REAL BLUE LAWS , ONE OF THE ORIGINAL CONNECTICUT STATUTE BOOKS "No One Shall Travel, Cook Hake Beds or Sweep on the Sabbath"
Hade the Vain Mr. Gaines Angry
Dutch
Told on. Her Return From New York
Famou* Men Have Smoked Her Pipee
Alluring Oriental Shopper#
Disfigured, He Hid Hlmaelf
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
"The Old Homestead"
Became Unconscious and May Die
Receiving Hospital Cases
Died Suddenly at Church
A HIDDEN TREASURE LOCAL INTEREST IN THE SECRET OF LA GRANDE QUIVERA | BURIED IN NUEVAMAJECO Millions of Old Thalers "Cached" by Indians While Convoying Treasure in the Olden Days
PERSONAL
Broke Into a Carpenter Shop
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Universal Brotherhood
GOING HOME I The Doukhobor Committee to Report on California
Convicts to Make New Roads
AT THE THEATER
INTER-DEPENDENCE The World Now Needs a New Declaration
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THE PASADENA BUDGET THE SALOON SNAKE SCOTCHED, NOT KILLED ORDINANCE OPENLY DEFIED Xore Test Cases Will Be Made by the Sanitary Board—General News Notes
POLICE JC7DGE WINS Has ficle Jurisdicition Over Misdemeanors in Barbara
RAISED THE MONEY Long Beach Will Properly Entertain the O. A. It. Veterans
HEALTH BOARD TO QUIT Ic Cannot Enforce Quarantine at Santa Ana
BY JUDGE L. A. GROFF PETITION FOB ADMINISTRATORSHIP FILED AT RIVERSIDE Government Forecaster McAdie Soon to Meet the Horticultural Club
TWO BIG WELLS ■ And an Encounter Between an Editor and a Statesman
HASN'T GOT THE MONEY SAN BERNARDINO MUNICIPAL FINANCES DON'T FAN OUT Clyde the Young Train Bobber, Now Seeking a Free Pardon
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THE NEWS OF ARIZONA PRESENT STATUS OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR STATEHOOD MANY SHEEP MAY BE LOST Sheepmen of the Territory in Difficulties—Big Government Reservoir Project
Not Easily Accessible
They Put Their Neighbors in a Pet
SOCIALIST MEETINGS A VERY PRACTICAL TALK BY REV. WILLIAMS Dr. George Cannon Suggests a Remedy (or f iie Many Social Abuses. An Ethical Address
WHO BORES THE HOLESP A Mysterious Band That Bores Holes Through Houses
PIGOTT AND HIS COON SONG Calve Liked It So Well She Had the Baritone Teach It to Her
I STUDY CLUBS ♦♦♦♦
Frederick Warde's New Clubs
Willing to Try It
STOPPED A RUNNING DEER The Reckle&« Act That Nearly Cost a Lumberman His Lite
CROSS-COUNTRY COMMENT
"Peroxide" Horses the Latest
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AT THE SAUCER TRACK
GOLF
THE BINO
ON THE TRACK
Oakland BaceEn tries
ROBBED A MEXICAN A White Man and His Negro Consort Arrested for Grand Larceny
"MR. DOO£EY" ARRIVES Says He Is Here for th« Benefit of His Health
AT THE HOTELS
Insane Man Sent to County Hospital
| BELGIAN HARE INDUSTRT^
PletureH of Klpctriclty
JOTTINGS Oar Home Brew
DEATHS
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