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Los Angeles Herald, 9 April 1900 PDF Issue PDF

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THE CHEERFUL CENSOR Fails to Find Even Cold Comfort for the Britons THE BOEBS ABE FULL OF ACTIVITY The Whole Free State Up Agaiu--The Problem of Subjugation More difficult Thau Before the Capture of the Capital
Cold Comfort
Why Robert* Wnflta
Horses Are Scarce
The Boer Position
Retired In Safety
BOER REPORT Of Men and Muultloua Captured at Waterworks
Dewet's Prisoners
—— Effect on Natives
A Boer Surprise
Fruitless Search
Stej n'i Brother Captured
Boer Advances
Doer PrUunem Escape
French Prisoners
Native I'areat
Arrived Too Late
The Boer I'oaftlon
A Flacky Fight
Calls for Inquiry
Colonial Troops
ARIZONA CRIMINALS Break Jail and the Officers Purine Then In Vain
A. D. TOWER DEAD The Oldest Express Employe on the Coast
Daitson Suicides
AUSTIN LEFT IN THE DARK ———— [As Result of Wreck of Power House ——— ! CITY HAS NO WATER TWO BILLION-DOLLAR PI,AST UTTERLY RIIMEU Floods Bat Property Damage la Awful
Coantlns the Coil
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Train Wrecked
Corn Crop Ruined
Rala lias Ceased
Snrronnded by Water
Pension Legislation
General Dldnrll'i Funeral
Chicago*! Dewey Reception
A Miner*' Strike
Washed Overlioard
Quaker Evangelist Dead
BRYAN ARRIVES IN LOS ANGELES Enthusiastic Reception Given the Democratic Champion GREAT CROWD GATHERS AT DEPOT The Candidate Passed a Quiet Day at His Headquarters-Incidents of Trip From Fresno. Leaves for San Diego Today
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AT I*OMO V Comi»reh«>iiNlvt* AranKcm«uta for the Tucaduy McetliiK
Siggl>ee*N Travels
To Cure a Cold in One Day
A CROWD AT THE CAPITAL Listens to Address by Webster Davis I ALL BOER TROUBLES C AISRD BY I'XCnVQIERAIII.E LOVE OF LIBERTY | Resolutions of Sympathy Are Adopted lint Admin In! rat ion Supporter® Make Themselves Heard
HARTZELL IN LONDON AFTER EPISCOPAL TOl II THROUGH AFRICA Vast Good Ilns Resulted From the Work of Missionaries In tlie Continent
The Keirro'i Future
Iteleased Prom Quurunfine
CLOSING UPLINES For Fight on Tariff for Puerto Rico a G. 0. P. IS CONFIDENT THE OPPOSITION IS STRUGGLING VALIANTLY ' The Senate Will Crowd Appropriation llllls In Hope of Securing an Earl)* Adjournment
In the Senate I
THE FIKE HECORD Bplpl Rrporl* of Snnda)'« Moit Serloaa lionet
MYSTERIOUS METHOD Of I'rotlurlnif an Almoat Incredible Hctfree of llen(
CAH'T ACCEPT I'ntll a Nomination Has Been Tendered Him
Kentucky Hunion
A Mirror Company
Not Severe Enough
German Jnatlce
An Actreae Dead
VICTORIA IN IRELAND GREETED WITH CHEERS BY THB CHILDREN i Tlpperarr Maintain* T?« Reputation for Starting a Riot Whenever an Opportunity !■ Offered
ASHAMTIS RISC All but One Gold Conat Tribe l'p In Arma
Open Air Horwe Show
A llnli)' Killed
Fatal Quarreling
Anthony Kniaell D«i<
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MANY CONFLICTS Between Americans and the Filipinos BY MY AND BY NIGHT THE UTMOST VIGILANCE IS HEUUIItED Commanders In Monjr Plnces Assert That Garrisons Are Too Small. More Men Wanted
THE UOLDHX GIKL Cannot Be Shown at tlie Coining Paris Exposition
SAII.HI) FOB SKAGWAY Randall Will Select H Site for an Army I'oNt
PROVIDING AGAINST fIKOUGHT Two Hxcltlnjr Flection* Held n« Flair- NtnfT, Arizona
NICARAGUA CANAL KOI'TE United States Said to Have Secured Right ol Way
saints* c om'i:i«i:( e Crowd* Iv Attendance at the Lamont Meeting
In Honor of Gomes
Miners' Report*
Lumbermen Incorporate
Mrs. Denrey's Religion
German Comment
KENTUCKY FACTIONS APPEAL TO ARMS WITH THE ISCAL RESULT A Canadian Burxar Captured After a Lons Clinse—Other Criminals Still at Large
I No Troops Needed
A Canadian Bnrglnr
Murderous Burglars
Fatally Stabbed
Suicide by Shooting
The Poison Route
Borr Gnni Silenced
GOTHAM'S GOSSIP A Vehicle Driven by a Corpse SOCIETY AND A DOG LIXATICS THE AT A CHILD-STEALER ROIIOHLY Girl Who Attended Eli/jlity-Seven Dance* in One Seanun AVent Into •a Trance and I* Dying
Fatally Injured
Pine Growing Son roe
Tlip (aoebel Murder
RANDSBURtt MINES SCARCITY OP WATER HAS CURTAILED OPERATIONS Bat the Gold In There .In*t the Same as Ever-Some Iteeent Oprralloni
THE LATEST COFFItf It Is a Sofa Cniket—A Pink Fnncral. Some Curlon* Coffins
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TH WKLKSS CECIL RHODES
FROM THE HI lIAIYAT
WHERE OIL IS FOUND The Herald Explorer in tlie Santa Ynez Valley. The Dread of I)ronght--An Undiscovered Country-The Asphalturn Mountains-Confounding Problems for the Prospectors
S«»rl|iper* mi«l Mineral Claimant*
Prunes Wrll Represented
Epnorth League Rlectlon
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THIS WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY XKWS IN BRIRF
PKHSONAL
HlKhland Park Notes
"A Silent Argument for Annexation"
Socialist Labor Meeting
CITY PULPITS
HAD A HUSBAND Mrs. Dr. Palmer I.eft an l/nbappy Home In New York
Had to Be Taken Down
HEART DISEASE Some Facts Regarding the Rapid Increase of Heart Trouble
LOCAL POLITICS
BACK FltO.H CAPE XOIIE A Returned Miner Tnlkn of tlie Hlch Uigglngi In the orth
AT THE THEATER
OFF HIS PEDESTAL F. De Artemle Think. People Mny Try to Poison Him
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IHKIIW
Northern Games
THE RISO
UOLF
The Terrible Llnlu
THE TIHf
THE velodrome:
POLO
. . HLI EGR VSS lIORSKS Off for (lie SiiriiiK Iture. 011 Knitern Truck!
Urnning Races
At Meiuplii.l
Election of Tciiuii Officer*
SOLI) 1,1(11 OH ILLEGALLY Goa Algren Convicted on tiie Churire at Santa Monica
w « 9 Two Women Killed bjr a Train
THE OIL INDUSTRY
Centura County Development
Smith Is Dead
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OLD DAYS OF THE 40'S Reminiscent Memories of Gen. Bidwell A VALUABLE JOURNAL SCRAP* OF EARLV HISTORY RECALLED BY AX ATTORKBY When the Vl*Uanee Committee Controlled and the Chief Jostlee Va« Thrown Info l*rl»on
CIVIL SERVICE POSITION'S i Examination for Boiler Inspector and Cartographic Draught mum
M'fiOMGLE MAIX GI'Y The I vilookril For Honor* at th<* l.imt llrtii n Meeting Here
lfnniin Will ot Rfllrf
IN THE PHILIPPINES nnAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF LIFE ON TIIK FIRING LINE liferent!njt Letter From n I.on Antilles Boy Who la Now Servinjg at the Front
PASADENA NEWS Consumptive Cows Call for Attention DAIRIES ARE PIRTY A* INSPECTOR SHOt l.l> BB APPOINTED Mitchell Unn «he Miirnlml for Minted Illegal ArrMl-Little liitcre»t In City Klcollo#
HI ALTO'S DILEMMA Water C*ontra«*t f'nunvm it Peculiar I'ofiition
ROOT OF ALL EVIL LAIIOH COMMISsIOXUK DKWKY OX SOCIAL PROBLEMS The Crime of the Century and It* Effects l|»o» Society—Object* of Sueinlittiu Oellned
.MAVKII HELD
COURTS ON WHEELS NEEDRAN') PI.AY FOR A RRXOMIHATION I The Seventh District Coogrncman Ei« pfeta to Make Political Capital From Hla Federal Coart Bill
AT THE HOTELS
SANTA MONICA The I,lQ«or 4«itlra la Today** Maalolpal Election
NOT YET ARRESTED mrs. nnuttss may possibly escatb PROSECUTION Public Administrator Undecided His Coarse In the tlTes Claim Clear Csn
HIRED A RIG And Now Lies la Jail for Falllßg to Return It
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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