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Los Angeles Herald, Number 161, 10 March 1900
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THE BRITISH FEEL EASIER I, Over Conditions and Prospects of the War in South Africa BEACH TELLS BANKERS That War Estimates May Be Too Large THE BOERS ARE DISORGANIZED I It Is in the Air That Severe Warfare Is Over and Peace Almost in Sight
Anxious for Arrangement
British Prisoners
Desperate Defense
Inside Impressions
Possible Termß
i 2* 4* 2* ib b•>'b4*4* 4* 4- 4*! 4- <!? .£ CAPTURE OP A CAPITAL «!• I .L •t
Press Dispatches
Boer Dissension
Boer War Riots
PRESIDENTS' PRESENCE ' I Was of No Avail to Prevent a Bour I Rout ' , , . .... £
ROBERTS' DISPATCHES ! 3 Indicate Demoralization of the Boer' Forces
Kitchener's Work
fThe Naval Brigade
British War Loan
PEACE PROPOSALS Are Merely a Boer Ruse to Gain More Time
debs and mmm HEAD THE TICKET OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATS The Absorption of the Socialist Labor Faction the Beginning of a Great National Victory
Mrs. Craven's Trump
A Fatal Snowslide
Anson in Politics
YAQUI INDIAN REBELS PROVE TOO STRONG FOR THE MEXICAN TROOPS THEY TAKE NO PRISONERS . The Sight of Comrades Swinging From Trees Seems to Discourage the Government Forces
HELD ON SUSPICION The Slayers of Miner Watts May Be Discovered
AUDACIOUS THIEVES Bob a San Francisco Store in Broad Daylight I Con lornh O A m
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
LOYAL TO BRITAIN The Ameer of Afghanistan Outlines His Policy
BIG BALL LEAGUE Will Contain Only Eight Clubs Next Season
Shippers' Complaints
Ohio Flood Situation
KENTUCKY OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH COMPLICITY IN £OEBEL MURDER State Auditor's Clerk Arrested and a Warrant Issued for the Ex-Secretary of State
Legislative Action
Action on Meat Bill
Shot Up the Town
HAY – f AUNCEfOfE IREATY Reported (o the Senate Commit* ice With an Important Amendment rV PRECEDENT JS FOUND In Agreement Relating to the |* Suez Canal ; THE AMENDMENT IS BRIEF , L i. Bui. It CoaMra »be Iroportnin HtffhtnC JJntfai? »iy ll.f l''oi«»sut :i.a |4 Unitml SAm
•b b 'b+b -b "b -b b-b -b V b '> ' •! U THE AMENDMENT . f L .]
IN THE SENATE Pro-Boer Resolution Discussed Behind Closed Doors
IN THE HOUSE The First Day Session Devoted t» Pension Bills
Session Notes
IN COMMITTEE Sovereign Cross-Examined Regarding Idaho Martial Law
A Trust Committee
Alaskan Land Laws
TREATY RATIFICAIION CANNOT TAKE PLACE IN TIME REQUIEED Its Defeat Only Made More Certain by Extension of the Time for Action
Was Certain y Suicide
Charged With Larceny
Ex-Minister Phelps Dead
Artist "Walter Dead
! HOSPITAL SHIP SOLACE BRINGS GILMORE AND OTHERS FROX MANILA ' i t WAR WITH FILIPINOS ENDED But Young- and Hood Ask for More Troops to Suppress Rebels at Aparri
More Troops Needed
Coming and Going
Rescued Prisoners
BULLS WOULDN'T FIGHT But the Mexican Audience Was Belligerent Enough
RAILROAD MEETING Important Matters to Be Considered Next Monday
PREFERS HANGING A Chicago Criminal Objects to Long Imprisonment
POWDER EXPLODED Four Persons Killed and Others Seri| ously Injured
Reprieved by Telephone
St. Louis Street Car Men
FAMOUS WORKS Of ART WENT UP IN SMOKE WITH THE THEATER FRANCAI3E The Priceless Records of the French Drama for Two Hundred Years Also Destroyed
The Wilcox Chse
Findley Found Guilty
STOP* THK COUGH And Works Off* tit" Cold
mt EXPLAINS PLANS TO CARRY CURRENCY BILL INTO EFFECT THE MAIN OBJECT IN VIEW Is to Avoid Creating Financial Disturbance in the Refunding of Outstanding Bonds
Strange Notions
AN INSANE STUDENT Kills His Brother and Then Commits Suicide
INDIANA FARMERS Stirred to Lynching Point by a Brutal Assault
ABBOTT S PLANS For an Easy Solution of the Labor Problem
French Mine Disaster
ABOUT THE STATE
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QUARANTINE IS RAISED 'FRISCO'S SUSPECT DID NOT DIE PF THE PLAGUS NEW CASES AT HONOLULU The Situation Considered Much Improved and Interlsland Quarantine Will Be Discontinued
An Official Report
Hawaiian Conditions
Three More Cases
THE CROCKER ESTATE Shows Substantial Increase Under the Guardian's Management
Northwest Fruit Men
Grape Culture
Shafter's Health
Brazilian Finances
A Brakeman'a Suicide
CONTRARY TO THt: LAW RIVERSIDE HAN ARRESTED FOR LIQUOR SELLING Riverside, Elsinore, San Jacinto and Corona Will Hold Elections in April
FESTIVAL Of PIRIM —.— v PRINCIPLES OP THE BOOK OF ESTHER REVIEWED Rabbi Hecht Urges Jews to Be Proud, Spurn Condescending Flattery pnd Live Upright lives
Wages Advanced
Stock Men's Wars
Glassworkers' Flans
J. P. Ryan Dead
Bed Ash Victims
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER H. LYNNELL'S PUNISHMENT FOR A DRUNKENROW Case Set for Hearing March 22—Indigent Fund Exhausted—Vasquea [Sent to San Quentin
Winnipeg Politics
I THE riCLD Of SPORT g
AMATEUR ATHLETES " 1 I Eastern Wrestlers Too Strong for the * Coast Champions i
i IN THE RING . McGovern Finds Oscar Gardiner an r Easy Mark
ON THE TURF t " Race Winners at Oakland and at Nwi Orleans
At New Orleans
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I CHEAT BUT AIM'S OPPORTUNITY
rEBBUAB"? TRADE conditions
CAVA! TREATY MODIFIED
WXLCOWE THE COMING
TAXATIOK vw iauu i ut.tr-BESEHTATZQ*
EDITORIAL OPINION Should Learn by Experience
How Rich Men Invite Suspicion
One of the Sobering Thoughts
McKinley and the Constitution
Wise Men of an Early Day
A Lesson Easily Learned
"DEEP SLEEPS" AND TREATIES
NO PROTECTION FOR TRUSTS.
PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME
FEBRUARY BUSINESS FAVORABLE CONDITIONS IN ALL LINES OF INDUSTRY Effect of Rain on the Crops of Southern California Brings Trade Revival
COLONEL BAN6HAM HERE He Comes to Condemn Wornout Army Property
Won the Pairis Ticket
DEAD M'CAW'S MONEY I. W. MONT PROVED AH UNFAITHFUL TRUSTEE WAS GOING THE HOTTEST PACE Brought Up With a Bound Turn Before He Could Squander $1600 Belonging to a Widow
OUTDOOR SPORTS Very Popular at Catalina Island Just Now
Not Now a Democrat
PERSONAL
I DOWN THE LINE I 4^«S€SSS«eSSSS5«^S$»$$®««$S#
PINE TREE STATE ASSOCIATTOBf Midwinter Meeting of Maine Peopl* Largely Attended
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Trees, New Stock
SCHOOL BONDS ILLEGAL ADVERSE DECISION RENDERED BY JUDGE OSTER TWO VITAL POINTS DEFICIENT Whit the City Attorney Thinks of Situation—Savings Banks Seek (t Return of Personal Taxes
How the City Attorney Peels
Another Attorney's Opinion
I CONDUITS AND GBADES Overhead Wires and Temple Street Kill Subjects of Discussion
WANT THE IB HONEY BACK Savings Banks Seek to Becover Personal Property Taxes
"Cow Limit" Exemption
The Sewer Is Needed
i Back at His Desk
John Drain at Home
ADMIRAL KAUTZ AND PARTY Will Arrive Sunday and Be Entertained Monday
TRANSMISSISSIPPI CONGRESS Officials Desire Los Angeles to Be Well Represented
FOR POCKET OR POCKETBOOK Convenient Postage Stamp Books to Be Placed on Sale
Popular Concert Tonight
TROUBLESOME LAMPS ELECTBIC COMPANIES TELL OF DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME Defects in the New Lamps Have Been Remedied and Lights Will Now 1 Shine Regularly
Marriage Licenses
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LEFT HIS HAPPY HUME PBO7. OBEY, OCCULLIST, BUN OUT or TOWN ( 1 WAS TOO HOT AFTER COIN Swindled the Putnams, a Burbank Couple, Out of $170, but Had to Disgorge
IT NEARLY KILLED HIM ' ) Leimann's Bare Experience With a . Bach Tub Proved Almost fatal
Y. W. C. A. CONFERENCE Miss Harriet Taylor, General Secretary, Is Here
THEOLOGY AND MORALS Mrs. Sampson's Paper afc the Friday Morning Club
TRAIN KILLED MURRAY STRUCK BY PASADENA FLYER ON ALAMEDA STREET Combination of Circumstances Caused ! the Accident and the Victim Dies of Internal Injuries
I THE POLICE COURT
AT THE HOTELS
Cook's Foot Horribly Crushed
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MME. JELSCH'S CLAIM HER GOOD ANOEL TESTIFIES IN HER BEHALF ATTACKS OPPOSING COUNSEL Judge Fitzgerald Takes a Hand in an Attempt to Reach the Truth of Such Statement
Courthouse Briefs
No News From the Editors
[HE CH.NrSE CMLDRi N MADE ▲ BIG HIT AT THE EXPOSITION The Nashville Students Will Be the Attraction for This, the Closing Day
LOYAL PUERTO BICANS General Stone Tells Why Natives Will Be the Island's Best Defenders
There Was a Miscalculation
Camera Club Outing
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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THE PASADENA BUDGET CATTERSON PROVES TO BE A VERSATILE THIEF THE THINGS HE DIDN'T STEAL j — Were Too Hot to Handle and Too Heavy ta Move by Horse Power. Itfews Brevities
Orders to Warships
♦♦♦ Tnctful Pauncefote
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Clo*ing- Stocks
Bond List
San Francisco Mining Stock*
Bank Clearings
Bradstreet's Review
Financial Review
Dun. & Co.'s Report
The liondon Market
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Dried Fruit Prices
The Metal Market
Coast Shipping
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
Incorporations
Building Permits
Local Produce Markets
THE OIL INDUSTRY
ici mno wain aprwg *s A GAY TIME : Santa Barbara Will Celebrate th* Warships' Visit
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