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Los Angeles Herald, 10 April 1900
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BOB'S BBILLIAST DASH Only the Beginning of the Campaign in the Free State ROBERTS IS WAITING FOR SUPPLIES Brabant and Gatacre Both at a Standstill, While the Boers Grow Daily Bolder and More Aggressive
AT BMIKMFOVTKIX Burr Activity Malm Great Vigilance Kceeinry
German Comment 1
Ashnntl Uprising
British War Laan j
Other Secarltlea
Oatpoet Flrla*
Wepener Isolated
AT MAPBKINO Reports of Relief Raises Hopes of the Garrlsoa
Serere Fighting
A Native Rising
More Males Needed
Na laterveatloa
Heary PlKhtlna at Wepeaer
Bash of Prlsoaers
A Treason Trial
KEYSTONE SCHOOLBOYS Hold a Tremendous Pro-Boer Meeting at Philadelphia
Pllktiif at Wepeaer
a
flrnbant'a Position
SALOONS ABE KNOCKED OUT Santa Monica Regrets Wide Open Policy A QUIET ELECTION MIDDtE GROUND COURSE EXPECTED BY NEXT SUMMER Cltlaeas* Ticket Wins at Losg Beach. Mualclpal Elections Held la Other Cities
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Long Beaeh
San Pedro
No Politics at Coltoa
SOME CITY ELECTIONS la Which Politics Did Kot Cat Much Pica re
A BUSY DAT FOR BRIAN ~~ « Enthusiasm Greets His March in Southern California ORANGE COUNTY ALL ASTIR Six Thousand People Applaud His Truths at Santa Ana SAN DIEGO PLAZA DENSELY PACKED The Parent Trusts and Their Offspring Imperialism Arraigned-The Evils of the New Currency Law-At Velodrome Tonight
TONIGHT'S BRYAN fIEETING —ii ••Our Steve" Will Preside—All Arrangements at the Velodrome Are Now Complete
TU SANTA ANA SPEECH ■•Ids ike Vemat Afteatlm of Sl* TkMtulTtOflr tor Two Hoars
AT SAX DIRGO The Same Kntliumluniii Shown hikl the Same Truth* Prevail
the: sax niK«io speech I'lif ritiKii Hold One Solid Mass of Kariient MhHmutn
OHAWiE COI'NTY WAS ASTIR A 1.1 ne of racked Humanity More Than a Mile l.ong in Santa Ann
vri' sax moit utnio today An UiioriiiotiM liriiciici* A ill Honor (lie Cliun;(lion
POMONA'S UREBTKO Itopreaentatlvea From the Coultr'l Hide to Welcome Bryan
To Sliver Republican*
Mr. I.nnr'H Dl*clal»M-r
vit-roiiiA mntn l'nk<-« a l)rle aml I» Eiitliunlaillcnll y Cbeercd
SAILORS SCARCE II l« Hnril t<> Find Crews for Iho Xcw Hutllexhiita
Colombian Rebel®
>1 111«I:iiiicii Shoot
STOP* THE COUGH
WEDDING DBESS Changed for Garments of Mourning CAPT. LOUIS OSTHEIM FOISID DEAD ON HIS MARHIAGB MOHKINU The Cn«»e of Death War n PIMoI Shot Wound- Evidently Self-InMcted by Accident
The Jury*« Verdict
SIXDAY CLOSING Will .ot 11c flic lliilc nt the I'nrls KxiiohH lon
HAMILTON CM II VfolilN 11 m Tentli A nil mil lliinquet »t
CT'RKD FHI'IT MI3X Raalaess
' a strikh aron • li4l»aa»olli BalMcn Get Wkit Tlw| Aakrd Par
Wanted More Money
All Hindu Saved
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SALOON SYSTEM IS DEFENDED As Leading to Sobriety of Soldiers MANILA CONDITIONS COMMENTED ON BT CHAPLAIN C. C. PIERCE Oeaeral Faasloa Is la Dsiici of C'oart-Mardal tor E»«alls( Filipinos Wltfeaat Trial
EimKlos of Filipinos
Where fa Asnlaaldof
OC toe Maalla
No Official Notice
MOHK NEW SHIPS To Hnadle the Trade With (ha Orleat
CHICAGO COMMITTEE CALLS Off DRWEV TO ARRAffGB A RUI'RPTIOff The Admiral Decllaes to Talk oa Hl* Own Politic* or Hla Wife'* Rellcloa
HIM,IS WOVT TALK Waats to Step Oat Wlthoat Farther Blckerlus
San Diego's l.lbrarjr
FULLY FIFTY LIVES LOST – By Floods Prevailing in Texas TRAFFIC IS STOPPED RAINS CEASE BUT WATER fS SLOW TO RRCKDE | Town* u (he Colorado Below Austin Are Jnt Uflllm (he Vail Force of (he Flood
NHeavr Properly Loss
Sot Much Improved
All Tratte Stopped
Saw the Dim Go Oat
Flood Bulletins
Prospective Losses
BRITISH BIII.DKRS Making Slow Progress on the Cruiser Albany
SOITHEHV PACIFIC HARMSUS A Big Increase Over the .Receipts of Last Year
j GOEBEL'S ASSASSIN "♦ i llifi at HI. Home quietly Waltlag (or Arrest
A PRETTY STOBY Regarding Progress of Canal Project | ALL LANDS NEEDED TO BE DEEDED TO t!*CI,K HAM AT AN AGREED PRICE The Tale Would Be Still Prettier If It Were Xnt OlHelnllj and Totally Denied
The Whole Sfory Denied
WEST POINT CADETS Will Find PlnceN Waiting to Be Filled
Jewish tio roi,LEi(<e May Join I'orci") Willi the I'lilciiko Viiivernlty
British Bark Wrcvked
I.lvery Barn Hurneil
llrltlMli V:i mil Ipm
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THE HERALD'S FREE LABOR BUREAU
V ESTEKII A V IX CONGRESS
WHERE OIL IS FOUND ' Northern Santa Barbara and Southern San Luis Obispo County Oil Strikes
ACCOUNT CALLED FOR FROM TRtSTEE OF THE VARXEY ESTATE Itnnkfr Pitcher of MTfrmore Preferred Death to Fnelnic ( hiir«« of I nfulthfol Stewurdxliip
CABLES FOR COIN Lady Curson M'niktH Aid for Mtarvlnjc Indian*
Pollxh Editor Dead
Krniurky Quarrel*
«. A. R. MKS WorklnK Hard far Court of Pension Appeals
JAPANESE TRADERS Are Anxious to Secure a Foothold In Cfclnn
Mart-can Cose Called
Ormnn Krpnbllcuns
s
Kr«t Mexicans la a Hurry
A Mew York fire
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OP TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NKWS IK BRIEF
Vaweleome Inimlaranta
Santa Pe Extension
Bonds Exchnnared
The Plaaoe'a Proire.a
HE WAS ROBBED Receiving Hospital Patient's Loss A TRUSTY SUSPECTED HB HAD PAID A FINE OP fS7 OX FRIDAY Plre Tweatlea Taken From W. Colllaa Last Tuesday While He Wai Re* crlvlng Medical Treatment
Faming of Yellowstone Park
PASADENA NEWS _____ City Election Passes off Quietly LACY IS RE-ELECTED AIL THE OTHER OFFICERS ARE REPUBLICANS * Lord Polaugenakr Shooed Away From the City by a Constable. General News Brevities
Flrnt Cherry Shipment
AT THE THEATER
AT THE HOTELS
SETTLING CP The Tax Collection. Are fSOO a Day at [ Riverside
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MARSHALING THE FORCES For Vote on Puerto Rico Measure OPPONENTS OF BILL CLAIM A FIGHTING CHANCE FOR SUCCESS Senate Once More Ref««« Fond* for Sectarian Indian School*—H««e and Committee Work
IS THE SEXATE Ko Appropriation for SerUrUa Itt<lliiii School*
IN THE HOI SK Some I'roffreii Made With the Agricultural Bill
IN COMMITTER Mure Tenttinony Taken in the Idaho Inquiry
1)111 Dinfipproved
Pension I<ei(iNln!lon
HAGUE CONVENTION formally ratified rt the PRESIDENT the Nest More Will Be Lone Delayed
Rnllrond Matter*
Missouri Populist*
The Carter Ca*e
Pacific Mall Contract
Wants an Accounting
German Exports
Puerto Hh'o Lnbor
An Oreffon Front
Secret Service Work
Roynl VlnltiiiK
A Hunker In I'rlfion
Ilontelle'a Condition
Mot >lneli l)iiin.'ik«-d
A PfiMnpnrt Record
Gsarti Don't Control
Portland Polities
Back From Manila
TROOPS AT SKAGUAY SAVE ELEVEN INDIANS FROM BEING LYNCHED Eleven Darks I nder Arrest for the Murder of tlie H«rt«n»-Dnwio® Trail Impttannble
HITTER CRITICISM or llnllrr'* RlnnderlnK Dnrlnit the Tnsrla Cani|infKit
TOWIE OP MIHWEfOTA Won Id Like «• Ran an the Tleke* With Bryan
German Floods
CLEVELAND SPEAKS OK THE INDEPESDEWOE OF THE EXECUTIVE Princeton People Receive the Ex-President's Remarks With Harked Attention
Oppose I.nnd Leases
A Pro-Ilocr Mee«ln«
AROITT THE STATE
TK nan OF SPORI
oil m nu
A GHAT OOMIIIII Caraeale ■■< Cramp CosNtsa Am (i Coaselldate
Boer Raid*
First of a Fleet
A Texas Strike
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TUNNEL EXPENSE! Council Refers Matter to Committee PUMPINU PLANT BINS' JHDIVWri:* IIOI' T111) POH MTHEKT mruoi t ft ill;lit of Wny for the I'olli'P I'utrol iitton*-Iteport on Fire Depnrtiii*'it| Mallrr Aext Week
STREKT WORK l»HO< F'.KIHXiS Ordinance)* I'lmacd. IVfiTTon* anil Pro-Heard, Work Ordered
MISfKMiINEOIS MATTERS All Klihln of <«i'iMt Huh Tlioiikli tlie 4 'on iiei I inn ii ie >1111
HijulH of Way for I'ntrol Wiikoiim
I*VI 111 |ll lIK' I' 111 II t l*rO|IOM!l I*
lle|»ort In Appro veil,
Will Iteport e. Momlii.v
AX IXKFFRCTIVU XISI'FXSIOX Hrewi'ricN Propone to Fiiflit Action of (lie Folic** <'oiumi«Nioii
Poller Com mi mm lon Meeting
Oi*cliurged in IVniikru|»t«*>-
SANITARY MEASURES TUB HOARD OF HEALTH fOVSIDEItS SCHOOLS A.M> I»I;MHOI>Iu School Honura In Fairly Good Condition—Tiib«*rculou» low* Killed. Homiillhl Site*
Til E V AULEKiH FAMILY Mm. Kva Hynii I'rnyed With and Then a Wonl for Them
A Moniinu Fire
< hiciiKH C'lkiirelt«*M (in
IVllNioilN 4 ■ I*ll II | 4k||
WANT NO OUTSIDE AID lIOAItD OF lODI CTION OBJECTS TO HELI* FROM CIVIC LADIES | OiiiiiimiN Differ li«'Kitr«liiiK Mrlliudnoi! Itciorhiliik' the Courciea of SI inly
SEW HEALTH OFFICER He Will Anmi in c Dutiea in San Her* imrtllno Mn> 1
Fire in Mattrc** Factory
A ation*n Hi rt Imlh y
I.eft ia I'arla Cab*
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FINANCE ANI) TRADE
Slock Llat
Honcl Lint
San Franelac Mining Stock*
TrrfiNtiry St fit«»»!«»lit
Silver Hull lon
HAS FRANCISCO NAHKRTM r« 11 Hoard I)«»uII»h* nail I'rleei of Produce
The Metal Market
Dried Fruit Priori
fount Mil|>|»liik
Petroleum
LOC AL THAME HUVIEW Mortgugvi fl>ooo and Over
lteleoHCß, fI.OOO and Over
Transfer*, 91,04)0 a ml Over
IliillillUK PcrnaltM
I im*<» i*i»» rn 11 on
| Local I'rutlu«*«* Market* DAIRY PRODUCTS
THE OIL INDUSTRY
| Sum 11 Mlrikc at lovlnn
Sloli* 21
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THE CASE GOES OVER The Marceau Feiiiiell dispute Transferred TO SAN FRANCISCO THE MOTH Mil TOOK TIIT < TO THE Oil Mil % Al. « Ol II I Jwdtto Troult IXmlilcil Hie Divorce I'roci'iMliiiu ii ml Made i In* Order Awarding < u*tod.v of 1 111 Id
i hi: si imu:mi: i ot irr SiffiiiK in Kaiic Millions r,. Admitted lo I'ruvi i< »-
DISMISS 'I'll K CASF, 'I In* San Diego lloail railed la H u«'«tiou
MISS >11/.KR Ol T Supreme < onr( Rcvriscs the Order <« ran tin a a Trial
THE POI.KK COI'KT
i ATTKIII»TI-:i» IX 'WK I Two llo> w Kan w:i y From t lit* County .Jail
« o>ii'!:ti: mv w i:ii Sii|>«»riiit«»iiil«>iit tor ii l.>iri;r r.stuti* in South l'ri«'ii
Sol in I «•«•!% ItiiiiniH
MurriiiKc !<!«*«*iimoh
1 . 10. Smith rroiii!»ti'<l
i SELLICK'S CTEAFT HMHKS >lOF,V FOK COXStJMPTIVK UHWWISIS Hut I*M»M Hlh Own Hill* Willi lloruh Chocks on Kn*»tern Sn*lnn* llaukn
iti: I*l iif.it iM it cow i: ion Active Preparation in li I'll rt« ol° tUo Statu
A AM I HEU HUI.lt USA* CllllrKTN of »l«nu-> 111 lie I'1!It'll Vkiilii"! Kcmli'f
. ii Owner
J Ms
I I TOO MWY «O*VF.VriO*S llfMolmioiiM l»y (lit* Mi-iIuhIIhI I >1 i iiiNlrm
mtOWM'.l) IN A KKSKIt YOIK I liirciicil Lcoiiaril. a Small llo.v, FmIU | Off a It aft
I'looil'm I'inlil for LilMTly
lliiml Serve Her Time
Third Ward H<> publican*
llunliichm for ll»e Collorlor
Recovered the Itnbr
j It e for in *<>linul lOmoii |»«» <"h |»l tired
Wanted in l*«»uioiift
I* SOtiKTl*
Here anil There
JOTTINGS
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