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Los Angeles Herald, Number 156, 5 March 1900
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QUEEN'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY Given Up Because of the War in South Africa "BOBS" IS BUSY BUT IS NOT TALKING The Afrikander Bund Organ Announces That the Boers Will Abandon Offensive Operations and Fight on Defensive—Concentrating Under Joubert General Roberts is believed to be busy, but no word is sent out as to what he is doing. The Boers are concentrating near Paardeberg under General Joubert, and the announcement is made that they will confine their action to defensive operations.
JORDAN AS A PROPHET DONS THE MANTLE OF THE LATE CASSANDRA Makes Confident of the Downfal of Great Britain Within the Present Century
TEXAS REPUBLICANS Will Send Two Delegations to National Convention
Quarantine Discontinued
PkLSIBENIIAL policy ROUNDLY BOASTED BY BOURKE COCKRAN BISHOP ANDREWS PREACHES Antl McKinley Listens to a Sermon Denouncing1 the Administration Policy in the Philippines
A CHINESE REFORMER Traveling Around With a British Bodyguard
COUNTING THE COST Of Stopping German Imports of American Meat 3
TELEtiRAPH MEWS INDEX
ATLANTIC TRAPftC Ljyland and Atlantic Transport Lines Combine
Work of the Storm
UNION LABOR LfADERS TALK HOPEFULLY OF STRIKE AT CHICAGO Contractors Plan to Set Non-Union Men at Work and Trouble Is Greatly Feared
Movement Spreading
McKinley at New York
Miners Acquitted
CIRREIMCY—TARIFF—QUAY All Calling for Attention by the Senate A WEEK or HOT DEBATE POISED House Proceedings Will Be Comparatively Dull, Dealing Only District o Columbia A'.iairs and Contested Election Cases Decided in Advance
COLORED CITIZENS Will Test Election Laws of Southern States
A FAMOUS CATHOLIC Death, at Dubuque of Archbishop John Hennessey
LOUISVILLE RACES List of Eligibles for the Spring Stakes
ONE MORE VICTIM Of the Cave-in at the Iron Mountair. Mine
In the House
Heated Politics
The Schmidlapps' Funeral
Protesting Germans
Plain Preaching
Indiana Politics
Cigars and the Boxes
Object to Free Zone
Signs of "Wreck
Jewish Women's Council
ir CUBANS CAN'T VOTE THERE'LL BE THROAT-CUTTING ON ELECTION DAY WILSON THINKS OTHERWISE The Only Tiling the Natives Want Is a Chance to Cultivate the Soil
Root at Tampa
Mexican Curios
Supplies for Siberia
rn . ■*-- -l wo Di ov/niiips Ron Prnn/i,. HI .
Joins the Bi? League
Berkeley Gyn •:
A Great Dog Show
The Isthmus Railroad
Immoral Plays
Kentucky Amusements
Distinguished Visitors
Pan-American Congress
Mexican Industries
Amateur Athletics
An Unsolved Mystery
Will Leave Oakland
Mis. Stanford Improving;
A Skating1 Record
Ciaven-Fnir Csse
Teny Leit Out
Prices of Paper
1> ST--, si't's Bi other Dead
Boutcllc a Candidate
A Cruiser ir liistrcns
THE NEWS OF ARIZONA A COMPLAINT THAT WAS WRITTEN BEFORE THE STORM THE FIRST STRAWBERRIES IN 9 Arizona Grape Fruit in Chicago. Latest News From the Mining Districts
AS TO fOREST f IRES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WILL INVESTIGATE THEM The Annual Loss Is Probably Over $20,000—Wooded Area of the Country
Egyptian Convicts Revolt
Killed by His Mistress
To Cure a Cold in One Day
LODGING HOUSE FIRE FIVE INMATES DEAD—THREE INJURED THE POLICE DO PROMPT WORK Mnny Helpless People Carried Out | Unharmed nnd the Fire Fut Out Wiili Small Loss
Children Cremated
A Midnight Blaze
Woke Her Up ~ ... .. , , A.', .HA Ciiri.rrf
Went Over Niagara
Wreckage Coming- Ashore
Hopes It Is Tine
Suicidal Blunders
A Tannery Burned
A Baseball Deal
Coin From Fiance
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ALL THE CROPS ARE SAVED An Inch of Rain Breaks a Long Period of Semi' Drought ALL CLASSES Of PEOPLE REJOICING Hay and Grain Expected to Make Fair Crops--Noth?ng Now Stands in the Way of Fruits—Sugar Beets and Lima Beans May Thrive With Little More Rain
In Southern Sections
Santa Barbnra
Pomona
Santa Ana
San Bernardino
Riverside
Northern Report
MENDELI/S TWO JOBS Affected by a Clause in the San Francisco Charter
ONLY A SUGGESTION But It Has Proven of Interest and Value to Thousands
THE CLASS STRUGGLE Debate on the Question of Its Importance
Tha Jelfries-Sharkey Pictures
Triumph of Engineering
Perhaps She Smokes a Pipe
DOINGS AT WASHINGTON SOCIAL SEASON ENDS IN A BLAZE OF GLORY Some Omitted Tidbits of the Bromley; Pauncefote Wc. :iin^—Sackcloth and Ashes
Death of Harry 3. Lummis
Their Only Hope
The Chalk Talkers
Drank Carbolic Acid
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Bi.tssrux. IGNORANCE
STICK A PIN HEiU:
A I>OU BOR A JUTE.
A TALE 01- A LEO
THE SAN FRANCISCO PRESS
EUCHRE FOR CHURCHES
INTEBEST "NG SCHOOL EXPERIMENT
1 HE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE FOR ROLAND B. MOLINEUX ROOSEVELT AND HIS MACHINE A Manifest Decline in the Manufacture of Cigarettes—A New Recruit
Congregation Met in a Cave
Didn't Want Cyanide of Mercury
LINES TO JUPITER PLUVIUS j
COLONEL CfllNiM'S NLRVt
Tile Pace tlia Reflection of the Soul
Handwriting Never Yet Disguised
' Not That Kind
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WBATHBK
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Trees, New Stock
Neighbors Rescues Ladies
Hit a Man With a Brickbat
Vanderbilts Will Not Come
A Saddleborse Stolen
Card of Thanks
CITY PULPITS
Universal Brotherhood
The Exposition
AT THE THEATER
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY It Holds Its Annual Election and Selects Its Physicians for the Year
AT THE HOTELS
Became Hysterical From a Blow
Shake Into Your Shoes
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THE PASADENA BUDGET LINCOLN AVENUE M. E. CHURCH DEDICATED INDEBTEDNESS CLEARED UP The Independents Will Heorganize and Nominate a Full City Ticket. The Fruit Situation
THEY NEVER EAT FISH A Drummer's Second-Hand Story About the Navajo Indians
RiVERSIDf'S MILITIA HOW IT HAPPENS TO BE SHOHT ON UNIFORMS Judge Hughes Reserves His Decision in the Houghton Disbarment Case
rf lie Am erir;i n c a
■O- -■ Saloon Clos'n OrMinance Violated j
MAY HOLD A fAIR ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS MEN . FULL OF ENTERPRISE * The Cannery at Santa Ana Making Pieparations for a Big Season
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S DfIDTC" of q AV i g) r,-K the. U/v
IN THE KING
THE GUN
THE TURF
COURSING
SPORTING NOTES
COLE IS CHAIRMAN Hanford Not Nominated at Sail Bernardino Saturday
VENTURA'S NEW SCHOOL A Difference Between the Architect and tlie Trustees
Maclay-Granger
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CURE FOR FAMINE ENORMOUS CONGESTION OF POPULATION IN INDIA ' PERIODICITY OF DROUGHTS Ancient Irrigation Works Still in Use. The Profitable Beneficence of Great Britain
PEHSONAL
SAL VAT, ON ARMY WORK HOW IT IMPRESSES THECASUAI OBSERVER ' I – ■ Sincerity and Trained Thought Characterize Some of the Speakers. At the Barracks
WILD'S SUICIDAL MANIA Tiied to Kill Himself With Gas and Now Threatens Brain Boring
THE TWO HIGHWAYMEN Their Second Attempt nt Robbery Did Not Meet With Success
"A Rational Idea" T"._ T.I At . ■ ... .. 1 ~ »
j Siberian Exiling to Ee Prohibited |
JIM JEFfRICS lit:RE THE WORLD S CHAMPION AGAIN AT HOME Enthusiastically Greeted by His Friends—While Not Yet in Good Condition Expects to Be Boon
Death In a Well-Known Family
JOTTINGS Our Home lire**
DEATHS
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