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Los Angeles Herald, Number 155, 4 March 1900
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KRiIGER LEAVES PRETORIA Presumably to Talk Peace With President Steyn ROBERTS SHUTS UP LIKE A CLAM The British War Office Intimates [.That No News Need Be Expected Until the Field Marshal's Plans Have Been Fairly Carried Out A report that President Kruger has left Pretoria to talk over peace terms with the president of the Orange Free State is given not too much credit in London. Lord Roberts follows his usual custom as to talking of bis plans, and the war office Intimates that no news will bt given out until something has happened.
NO MORE NEWS Until Roberts Ha 3 Accomplished Something Definite
The Boer Retreat Mow M n fi.ti •> A ,11.... «_ t- a
Boer Prisoners Cane Tnwn 9 «_
Wilkinson's Review
Mafeking Not Relieved
Intervention Talk
BRAVE BLOODHOUND Easily Stopped With a Pinch of Red Pepper
>. CHICAGO STRIKE Shows Little Sign of Spreading to Other Cities
WOOD PULP DUTY ». Gives the Editors a Subject for Discussion
CUBANS PROTEST Against the Presence of a Catholic Bishop
A CANADIAN CLASH Growing Out of the Celebration of Buller's Victory
Kentucky Contests
National Guard Election
Detrey's Appeal Filed
GERMAN RECIPROCITY PLACED ON THE SHELF FOR THE TIME BEING WHEN NAVAL BILL IS PASSED Opportunity Will Be Good to Secure Consideration for the American . Fork Trade
German Politics I. A ...
A JURY CHOSEN To Inquire Into the Iron Mountain I Tragedy
A DRY BOILER The Usual Explosion Damages Boat and Men
Claims Self-Defense
— Bryan in Texas
An Indian MurdeTer
ABOUT THE STATE
IDE FILIPINO INSURGENTS Preparing for a Wet Weather Campaign NATIVES ALL EAVOR Tilt MOVEMENT Ex-Insurgents, Retained in Office on Taking the Oath of Allegiance, Almost Without Exception Believed to Be Agents of the Insurrection
Philippine Commerce
The Charleston Wreck
AMERICAN DENTISTS Refused Recognition by the British Government
Fighting a Franchise
British Charities
Collis Coming West
TELEGRAPH MEWS INDEX
BRITAIN'S TRIUMPHS LAYS THE BOGEY OF FOREIGN INTERFERENCE NEW SOURCE OF WORRY FOUND Attitude of the United States Congress Becomes a Source of Uneasy-Speculation
BIG BURNS HANDICAP WON BY HOWELL'S GELDING IMPERIOUS RACE RUN IN DRIZZLING RAIN Which Spoiled the Chances of Horses Not Famous as Mud Runners. Other Results
At New Orleans
COLOMBIAN REBELS Show No Signs of Abandoning the Struggle
A BRAZILIAN OUTRAGE American Rubber Prospectors Massacred by Natives
Can't Use ''Pulls"
WUI Visit Cuba
Not Needed Now
GAXJTOBKA HMIIM She old Plant Salt Bosh and Balsa •took
Tefti Years for Murder t
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A SPEECH BY M'KINLEY ▲7 A SAVQUSS Of CITIZEN! OF OHIO IMPERIALISM IS REPUDIATED Admission Made That There la a Difference of Opinion as to ths Meaning of the Word
BRIBERY IS RAMPANT AMONG OFFICEHOLDERS OF NEW YORK CITY Controller Coler Says Conditions Are Worse Than During the Rule of the Late Boss Tweed
Found No Ship
Harrison's Views
A Widow's Needs
A Bankrupt Horseman
CALAVERAS BIG TREES TO BB PURCHASED BT THE GOVERNMENT BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE Pettlgrew Asks Information on Corbin's War Record—Quay Case and Finance Bill Discussed
IN THE SENATE Pettlgrew Asks for Corbin's War Record—Quay's Case
IN COMMITTEE Testimony Taken Regarding Idaho Labor Troubles
The Clark Case
Polygamous Appointees
Puerto Rican Matters
Kentucky Firearms
WALKER CANAL PIANS BASED ON AN INACCURATE i SURVEY Mistaking Loose Stones for Bedrock Hay Necessitate Some Change in the Route Chosen
Kansas Politics
Collegiate Debates
IT. Q. C. Appointments
Convention Closed
A LAFAYCTIE DOLLAR PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT , OF PRANCE A TOKEN OF AMITY AND UNITY Accepted by M. Loubet With a Graceful Acknowledgment of the Spirit Prompting the Offer
A Milk Combine
MRS. STANFORD'S COLD THREATENS TO DEVEI/JP INTO PNEUMONIA Physicians Are as Yet in Doubt as ta the Gravity of the Lady's i Disease ,
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TEMPEST RUNNING WILD THOUGHT IT WOULD BRING A HEAVY BAIN Indications Are Now That It Has Made Its Escape to the East via the Northern Route
Cruisers Transferred
Honors for Choate
Kentucky Legislature
A REVIEW Of NATIONAL POLITICS Why the National Democratic Convention Was Called Late Possibilities for the Vice-Presidential Nomination—Gorman's Status in the Democratic Party—Some "Horrible Examples"
BELGIAN HARE INDUSTRY (WEEKLY REVIEW) [The Herald will be pleased to receive news and notes from breeders and others interested in the Belgian hare industry. All such communications should reach thte office not later than 6 p. m. on Thursday of each week, and should be addressed to The Herald, Belgian Hare Department.]
Again the Score Card
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A DELINQUENT POLICY XCRB. LILLIE HOYT SUES DR. REBECCA L. DORSEY FOR $1500 AFTERMATH OF A WILL CASE Zha Doctor Refused to Fay Premiums on an Insurance Policy—lt Lapsed and Then Hoyt Died
THE CO UPTON CASE A Fourth Jury Will Be Called to Para on Ita Merita
MRS. MOOTRY'S ESTATE An Outsider Tries to Force the Hand of the Husband
FAILED TO CONNECT Several Complaints Missed Their Mark and Defendants Diacharged
QUARTERLY PENSION SAY A Rush Anticipated at the Courthouse Tomorrow
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Average of Marriages High and the Divorce Average About Normal
AN OBDURATE GUARDIAN E. W. Lewis Fined $5 by Tudge Shaw for Contempt
Two Small Fires
CONSUMPTION C'UKED
UNITED ACTION NEEDED THE ANTI-TRUST CONFERENCE REACHES THIS CONCLUSION . ' All the Reform Organizations Must Unite to Beat the Enemies of the People
AN EVENING BLAZE Old Faulk's Hall and the McCoy Block Gutted by Fire
BURGLAR BOLTON Several of His Tricks Uncovered After His Arrest on Suspicion
TROLLEY TO HOLLYWOOD The New Line to Be Opened is a Few Days
Two Toughs Locked Up
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING Preparations for the Slate Convention ol Club*
~ 327 tMM Sons of Veterans
Receiving Hospital Cases
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A COMMON I.TFE
AN IRRIGATION REVIEW
A ME NT RrVCVAtS
£ I'M NEB AND MATRIMONY
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS
EDITORIAL OPINION Swelling the Pension Rolls
Unwarranted and Deplorable
A Premium on Assimilation
Discriminations Are Unfair
May Talk Them to Death
STATUS OF OUR NEW POSSESSIONS
DOWN THE LINE
Losses by Shipwreck
Telegraph Poles Used by Birds
J THE HERALD'S MUSE f i
Love Casts Its Spell
Back From Manila
And He Got the Job
Big Cargo of Breadstuffs
WANTED HONORS OF OFFICE Got the Incumbent Drunk and Then Induced Him to Resign
Belgium'* Eletoral Law
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS 01- TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
TBI WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Trees, New Stock
AN INSURANCE MAGNATE President McCail of the New York Life in the City
Gold Crown Mining Company
Marriage Licenses
Arrest of a Thief Wanted North
PERSONAL
ELTON'S INTtRVItWS DENIES THAT HE REPUDIATED THE HERALD'S ACCOUNT Tho Chief of Police Is Suffering From Too Many Reporters and Too Much Talking
SOLID DELEGATION PROTESTS Captain Daniels Telegraphs the Citrus Tariff Committee
Stole the Undertakers' Rug
UNNATURAL HUNGER A Sure Sign of Hidden Dyspepsia
INVESTORS f RICH f EHUD BUYERS AT DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES WORRIED I Attorney Haas Calls the Attention of the Council to the Decision of the Supreme Court
City Funds
Polluting the Water
Assessments to Begin
Finance Committee
Lake Street Improvements
Gladys Avenue Sewer
Orchard Place
ANOTHER HOLDUP Armed Footpads Again Out on the Streets After Dark
LARGE REAL ESTATE SALE Homer Laughlin Disposes of His New Building
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TIK OIL INDUSTRY
THE POLICE COURT
SOLD THE PIANO And Now Fleming Must Answer tho Charge of Felony Embezzlement
Highland Park Notes
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the world of music
BEPUBLICAN LEAGUE Summoned to Meet on the 17th o2 I July
» ■ » TREASURY SILVER To Be Coined as fast as the Mints Can Work
A Broker's Appeal
AT THE HOTELS
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REMINISCENCES OF A PIONEER
THE EXPOSITION Some Taking Features Announced for Monday Night
IN SOCIETY
Hers and There
St. David's Say
MAST SHALL BUBQLASHO> Complaint* From People Wio Hat* Lost Some of Their Property
Park Band Concerts
Meeting of Presbytery
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PAPINTA AT_HER RANCI From the FJash of the Limelights to Shady Lanes, Farmyard and Babbling Brook—Her Rural Ambition
OFF THE TRACK Large Number of Canadian Passengers Injured
LONG LITIGATION _________ l Settles Title to Michigan Lands Worth Millions
A Strike Settled
THE OLD METHOD Of Treating Files an 9 Rectal Diseases Now Discarded
PIONEER (lUfiiTERs JACOBT BROS. OPEN THEIR MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT Thousands of People Visit the Immense Emporium on Broadway. Ready tor .Business
British Tax Dodgers
Killed by the Oars
KILLED hIS MISTRESS! " • i THEN TURNED HIS RIFLE ON HIMSELF , A Round Valley Indian Shows How Thoroughly He Had Absorbed Civilization
Vessels Quarantined
Warship's Movements
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TIE GOIF CHAMPION Charles E. Orr of Pasadena Who Last Week Won the Premier Honors in the Southern California Contest
mi ?mm bu*MT THE LITTLE POLITICAL POT IS QUICKLY HOT Morris Day at the Shakespeare Club. Prune Stealer Confesses—Personal and News Brevities
California Cyclers
RAILROADS NOTIFIED PROBLEMS FOR THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION Shippers Fear That the Southern Pacific Company Will Appear With Countercharges
British Football
JOTTINGS Oar Home llrev*
BIRTHS
THE FIELD OF SPORT
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AT THE THEATER
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THE INVALID TOURIST Southern California for Health Seekers—People Who Desire thfe Benefits of Our Incomparable Climate—Advantages Often Overestimated Popular Misconception of the Value Both of Climate and of Medicine—One System of Treatment That Harmonizes With a Chance of Residence—A System That Is Near to Nature
FOR THE PRESIDENCY A LOS ANGELES MAN HEADS THE SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET Job Harriman, the Socialist Lecturer and Agitator—How He Rose to the Head of His Party
AMONG THE CHURCHES
I University Lecture Course
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SOME PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS Dropped Skirts With Shaped Flounces—Velvet Appliques for Yokes and Sleeves
Kussian Lacemakers
LATEST TAILOR GOWN FOR SPRING
Health and Beauty
She Made Twenty-Five Wills
We Trust He Will Be Shot
Don't Test Them Too Far
EARLY-DAY ROMANCE
A BEAUTIFUL SPIRING IDYL
He Forgets What Others Want
Some Men Certainly Love Whisky
STUDY CLUBS
Paradoxical Tatar
The Czar's Horse Trainer
Curious Lace No Longer Hade
TRIMHED IN ORIENTAL COLORINGS
riMMCC AW TRADE
Closing Stock*
Bond Lilt
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
SAN FKANCIBCO MARKETS Cal Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
The Cotton Market
Dried Trait Prlca*
Exports and Imports
Petroleum
NEW CASHIER Charles H. Toll Takes the Office Made Vacant
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Local Stocks and Bonds
Local Clearances
Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, flOOO and Over
Incorporation*
Building Permits
Local Produce Markets DAIRY PRODUCTS
NO SURE THINGS IN POLITICS Some Historical Facts About the Presidency
Lawton Was a Bicycle Enthusiast
Country-Bred Saleswomen the Best
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THE IRRIGATION SITUATION v 1 Conditions Under Which Water Is Developed Jo the South What Has Been and Is Being Done In Many Localities to rieet Water Shrinkage—Outlook for the Different Crops
A WAR CQRtESPWENrS FATE Who Can Fill Steeyens9 Place?— What Happened to Lynch of Ladysmith
MANY HOLIDAYS ABE HIS BANK Arthur Wilkinson Celebrate* According to a List That'* Too Long
Man Sheds Hl* Skin Bach Yaar
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