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Los Angeles Herald, 17 April 1900
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MINERS AT CAPE NOME Given Leave to Dig in Sands Below Mean High Tide All FOBMEB PERMITS ABE BEVOKED House Devotes the Day to Discussing the Biggest Naval Appropriation Ever Presented To an American Congress
A Labor Bill
IN THE HOUSE tlng(l« Benin ■ Over Naval Appropriation Bill
Bills Reported
Allan Nominated
IN COMMITTEE No End to Testimony In Coenr d'Alene Caae
Tmt Nctnrci
CANADIAN LABOR Alarmed at the luflnx of Japanese | Coolies
WESTLAKG BROTHERS Charired With Mnrder and Felony Embesslement
Washington Polities
Japanese Quarrel
PLENTY OF POMP: " To Mark Inauguration of Allen PUERTO RICO PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO DE DCLY IMPRESSED Shlpa Will Fire Salntea and All the Soldiers at San Joan Will Tars Oat
THE INDIAN FAMINE SOMETHING TOO AWTOL TO BE DESCRIBED Starving Parents Sellln* Their Children or Abandoning Them to Die In the Streets
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CATHOLIC'S « OMPI.AIN Of Treatment of Priests by Army Officers
MASONIC COUNCIL OHlcrrn Elrctfil nt the Fortieth Annual Assembly
A MAN MISSING Some Very Stronar Intimations of Foal Play
FRENCH VANDALS Rob a Chnreh and Set Fire to the Bulldlnac
Suit tor Millions
Labor Arbitration
Bmbenler Arretted
Nobody Hart
Admitted to Probate
ROBERTS' NET SPREAD But the Boers Do Not Propose to Be Caught in It REPORTED TO BE IN FULL FLIGHT A Most Amazing Variance of Views as to Where They Are Fleeing to or What They Intend to Do Next
THIS siege: raised Boer Force* Are Leaving Wepener lor Somewhere
Boer During
Hope of Intervention
Hunger al Mnfrklns
Feed for Horses
Boer Exaggeration
Movlna South
NO DEFINITE NEWS [ Of tha Condition* New Prevailing at Wepener
Report* of Native*
Cape Town Rumors
Humor* Denied
Fighting Continues
The Minims Future
A LABOR Ql ESTION Left to Admirnl Dewey for • Decision
RUSSIA I)EMAM)S finxirnnteeri ot to I'nuip n Clash With Jii|»iiii
iivnl Policy noilr«l
AIIO IT THE STATE
FIRST BLOODSHED As the Outcome of the Croton Strike SOLDIER SHOT DEAD AVIIII.F. RELIEVING r.l AIU) AT LITTLE ITALY An the AUpkoil Vmni«*li« Conlil «>t See the Soldier the Affair I» .11 y»terlo«»
— ill ILIUM; TROIBLKS 4'iiline 11 Steel Shut Down-Mumerou* Striken
Not Lnlior Trouble*
Carpenter** Strike
Knn*«* City
Blatter* Quit Work
More Troop* Coming
A SI BIDE M VST EH V for|»Nc*M Shirt Front I *«*»1 for ritiim I*ii per
Snlclile 1»> Sliootlim*
Touched :i Live W ire
BIG GOLD STRIKE Is Reported By a Miner From Manila HE LOCATED A LEDGE ItICIIKH Til** AWTHINO IN THE KIOMIIKK The Other Reports From Manila Are Xot the Klml to Enfour«*e it Ilusli
A VilliiKo ( aptnri'il
llolomen Defeated
Heady to Sail
C'oloiiinl E|ieniieii
FIVK HI;SOS VI».v PreNhjrtorlnnM Should Have bl pw
HKV. HITMCIXiIFi l)i:l) Tlie >Ijmi lio SiiKK-fNtrd «I*.«• Ciruiiil A rin y
AIIIXOW nl)ITS Saloon lleli! ( |» and One >lnn Wsim Killed
APOLOUY MAUK For Invltlns Or Arena to the Dewey Reception
REDUCTION OF TAXES TO GET ATTENTION AT SOMUOTHER SESSION If Pre*sent Hnton llrliiK u Surplus a Way Will Be Pound to Spend It
1 l*iil»llt* Mum! I'ny
Wliole*al«* Murder
A Short-Hour Ltitv
STOPS TIIK COUGH And Works Off th# Cold
PERFECT HA lIMOW PrctiiilM Ain<i 11 u |h(* II t* |i 11 111 li'ii ii m ol New Yurk Hliile
Till'! MILK l'0»BIR Wiim Kut Well Mkeil Uy (he People of f'lilen wo
Orilera to ('raisers
Texan Polities
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KATE COOK'S COMPLAINT Accuses Her Friend of Defrauding Her MRS. RAWSON SUED COMPLICATIONS OVER ESTATB W MURDERED TOM COOK The Defendant Indignantly Denies the Widow's A lie (■ lions and dives a Different Version
HANXA NOT ILL He Took n Rent Just llecanae He Was Tired
A Newspaper Deal
A Big Meleor
A Clark Conference
Xo One Surprised
Miller Fouitu liniTty
A Knal Antl-l.yiielilnic Lnw
An AltKeld Adilress
Dock From Some
PortaKnl Will Par
Tilt' President's Request
Tired of tile Trust
A Tlfw Head
Hnnnn Has Grip
Albert Miller Dead
Set for Hearing
The Queen's Visit
G. 0. P. PLATFORM Ready for Submission to the Convention PRAISE FOR M'KINLEY THE EXPANSION ISSIE TO BE THE KEYNOTE Temperance and Woman jtafrage Are Each to Have n Place In the Slrnclnre
OliU DOMIKIOX STATESMEN lilarly Political Prominence o« Vlrgl| nln Han Sot Departed From It
WRIGHT'S SLAYER Placed In Jail on a Charge of Murder
American taenia Ulfit I ltd
Uurmnn's Succea* ua nn Interviewer
What a Kopje In
SliiKKrrn Will "taonrii
Fight (or n Farm
The Wrlirlit Inqnest
The Craven I'nse
Hall Perjury Case
An Old Insurance Policy
Mississippi Rains
A Congress Convoked
THE MELD Of SPORT &
ON THE TURF Winner* nt Tnnfnraq. In <lie En*t and In Enirlnnil
Ilritinlt IliK'iitk*
At Memphis
At A<|ii«*<liiet
ClllOII I.OIIKVK- Election
LPA ON CECIL RHODES | B®®®®®®®®®®®#®®®®®®®#®#
Inset n Tombstone
Slil|itinllillnK In Jnpan
Slew York** Army of l'eii n Itinera
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A SHORT STORY EVERY DAY
SO Sl*l KIOI S I)KMO(HATS SOW
OMJY A Si'ISCTATOIt
ANKl(i I,(KI, TEKHITOK 1
GET AFTER lI4XXA
YESTERDAY 1 CONUHESS
FHOH AFRICA
• DOWN THE LINE
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Clnlmlnw Credit
Kxnlted Too Soon
KKGLISH IK JERSEY Channel Island nt l<»»i Given thf l«»- jcnßK* Official Ntnndf nor
Morn I Tmrblnx In Schools
An Exhibit of llimanrs
Windmill* In the lloly Lnud
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
> KVENTS OK TODAY
| TIIE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Whipped Her Huaband
A -> o>v Compunr «■,_! ii — i n n 4 r _ —A. 11
Labor's Annual Hull
Bnrdette Lectnrea Tonl«ht
t A Century Ran
Fell Off « Scaffolding
Chamber of Commerce
SEEKS TO REGAIN i HER LOST POSITION Mrs. Clara Singley Tells the Story of Her Lite IS A SLAVE TO DEADLY MORPHINE Will Take Treatment in the County Hospital and Abandon Her Chinese Husband If Cured
THE COMING CONVENTION Republican Club* Prepnrlnv for a lllg Demon n tration
NORMA LEAVES WALTUH The Orpheam Head Llniri Separate Over aa Affair of the Heart
IN MRMORU.II Department* Clone Out of llrupee! to lhi> Lute Juilk« CAnr«li ner
MKRItY HIIIIiIIMWS 4 (inre Their Twenty-Sl*»h Aiuiiinl llnll j I.iikl M«M
MIMSTKHS TO PROTEST They Do Not Like the Police Action About Saloon*
GANG OP (OIMIOIU-KITKHS Two More Snapectcd Men Have Been Arrested
I AT THE THEATER 1 I
PERSONAL
Killed Hl* Slater
Consorted With Criminal*
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VERY NEARLY ! THE LIMIT| I George Wilson Gets a Heavy Sentence TWELVE YEARS* TERM AM EXCESSIVE PERIOD FOB A BOY bikular Bat Po«»lbly Too Short If He I» a Moral | Ih'itcneratc. nm the Medlcnl Ex- J pert Averred
NO STOCK FORTlit *OMlf« Mr. unrt Mm, Pnld f„r Oil Stock lnit Didn't <m*| It
A MIRDERER'S ARREST Jan. Redman En Route From Manila to Kanma City
J MORE OIL TROUBLES I The Res Oil Company lilac tor ■■ 1 Arronntliv
A PERMANENT CRIPPLE Suit for Dimmit'*** Aitnlnat the Lo* Angele* Knllwny Comp«njr
MRS. Al'.X'E COMMITTED j Slie Armed HoPnolf nml the Fort Afgnlnnt loinKimirv Knemle* .
Courthouse llrlrfa
Diamonds In America
SIXCE PA WEST IXTO POLITICS
THIRTY YEARS OF AMERICAN PROGRESS
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RIVERSIDE FAIR Race Meet Yesterday's Big Attraction TODAY THE "Bid DAY" CITY FATI!KIIS WILL AIIOI *1) l IiItKAT PHOFt SIGN The tixlilhlt (if lli«* lllntrlet Agricultural Ann«m*lhlion it 1-eiMlliiK Fen I ure
TIIE II ACES Wlint llit* I,on iiki»l<*«i Flyerii Accomplished Yt'Nfcrila>
WILL ItOT SI'ItINKLIC OruiiH«> f'ountj Super* iMorM Dechlv Akuliiml Crude Oil
TIICI:II oi»' Libi: So Frank taluei. u Waller, Shot 111 111 Ml' I I'
Oil) AMI X EV § lit I a Monica Hum a ew Met of illy Trn*tee*
At tlie Soliller*' Home
It i verwhl«-*M e %% O lliel illm
Dr. Palmer'* Effort* to lie Sold
>liiil*terln I «inociatloii
PASADENA NEWS Liquor Dealers Haled Into Court THE JURY DISAGREED A> l> TUB CASK MIST 111: TIUUU AGAIN 11. M. llolililiin Klvctfil >lnyor—Mutter* I'onNidrrcil In t'oiiuell—lVritoiiul iiiml New* Brevities
••Til 12 Atir.ltH N IMOSSniIM" llvt. >Ijili. S. Iliiulit-* l.ceture* at Hie I'irwt Mel Ikmll*t t liureli
Till: POLICE rot ItT
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
THE UNFINISHED TRIAL
I |»HEA( 111-Ill's IMIWKII I SKLHSS j j Intoxicated Mini Would Xnt Forgive! Ono Who Owed lIIm
AT THE HOTELS
Habitation 1.100 Yearn Old
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CHANSLORS ACCIDENT the oil magxatk may lose his f SIGHT Severely Darned by the Ftploslon of n Rnilroml Tricycle Engini'. Drought to Hlm Father**
electric iio I) i: esios No IhilhliiiK WiII llt» Done UnriiiK Thl« en r
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KINANCK AND TRADE
Stock List
Ilotiri Mit
Sun Frnnelaco Mining: Stock.
Silver Bullion
Trrnmir >• Italemtnt
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Hoard Dealings and Prices of Produce
Tlie Metnl Market
Dried Frnlt Prices
Coast Shipping;
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW
Releases, fItOOO and Over
Traniferi, fl.OOOanilOver Tri'unl/ Vl'inllal.f £>« n 1 Tcuhnlln V*
Untitling Permit*
Incorporation. j
Local Produce Market.
THE OIL INDUSTRY
NEWS OF ARIZONA | IMPORTANT LITIGATION MOVING AT FLAGSTAFF Mr. Bryan Gels a Warm Reception. Two Feet of Snow Saved the Country
THE STATE UNIVERSITY The Beat Women'* CJ?niiuinluiu IN in I'repnrntiou
IN*li»N Contract Willi (lie Inilliins
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FRANCHISES ABE WANTED Traction ami Terminal File Petitions — j OLD FKillT HKOPEXED ■ (OMI'KTI I'llUi: l-'Ol* the m»itiii-:h pvrii-'ii " i Ovcrlii'iMl W lrc« >lu«i lin— fonci-i-■ ion*. Ill.lPtPl M «•»■<• liß.-r « Work
coTit rTs aw %!«m-:n I* ii in |i iii k rin ti it fur Irrlmillon fo Ite t on hi rnrloil lin ni«*il lnl«* I»
OII.TI-'< T to on, MITI i«r Irriuution Coiiipiniji* l)e»ir«*i» nn Ordiminee l'n»««*il
OVKR!IFI) WIHF.S MIST fiO Council ltt*fiiftc« Kxemiition to l)l«- frlet MfNNCiiKi'r t inn|o«nl**n
MIM KI.IANKOt S >1 TTEKS ll K I nil* nf r.rUl Ituii Through the <ii ii noil inn nil* Mill rri-... «..*»• nrrlinnm'A iT'iTUI nt n ET the
HAY DEAL REPORT Result of Committee's investigations HOW IT WAS WORKED M»IK MCI STIC r.lllll WiKM 111 To vimkji MI;M;IOM;» The City %tturit«*> In«frneted l« routine ii<*i* *ull lit Ht'eovcr Ihe Amount Moleu
>liirriiiK<» lileenae*
ONE THING SETTLED' I SI I'UKHK « «»l HT'« l)K< IMO I* (lK Of TIIK V I'KH M ITS Clri'all Court llihl Nti .liirNillrllim lit I lie <|nrxtion <>( mid Simiilnli liiiiiil «irwii«»
ItKV. . 11. rnn illin ltEM<iS I The First l»re*h> terhi n I liureli in n 4 (Mil IMM IT*)'
I MVI-HMTV OTKS
Till nun That Art* Mlmliiu:
They Scrn|»|»e«l When They Met
Drank Kh«l nnU Drove Flint
JOTTISUS
DEATHS
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