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Los Angeles Herald, 20 April 1900
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A TEN DATS' DELUGE Puts an Effectual Damper on Operations in South Africa LORD ROBERTS IS READY TO MOVE But in What Direction He Is Going or What He Is Going After the Censor Keeps Carefully Concealed
PRESS DISPATCHES Indicate Imminence of Important Operations
' Water Question Solved
The Peace Delearates
A Football Fighter
A Message to Krsfer
A Russian Victim
Restricting Travel
Reports Donbted
TRIVIAL RUMORS Make Up the Reports Allowed to Pass
An Impression
Not Real Neutrals
Pretoria Defenses
STATE MKnilOS Annual Session rinsed Wlih Election of Officers
A Pioneer Gone
A DENIAL BY DEWEY ONE LIB OCT OP A THOUSAND IS RAILED Never Said a Democrat Was a Traitor la War Time nnd a Fool In Peace
AT PATERSOK The Presidential Party Guests of Mrs. Hobart
DEAD CATTLE HI STI.KK Identified as Robber of Union Pacific Train
ELECTRIC CONTRACTS Closed bj Westlnghonse ff'lth Paris Parties
Wales Going Home
THREE FILIPINOS Tried by Conrtmartial as Guerrillas ALL ARE CONVICTED OTIS APPROVES SETTRSCB OF IMPRISONMENT Nredhnm of California Seeking Redaction of Duty on Canned Goods (or the Orient
A Tariff Question
Transport HeTtncsta
VANDERBILT'S ESTATE OFFICIALLY APPRAISED AT SIXTY MILLIONS The Estimate Seen* to Hit* Been Made With Reference to Taxes to Be Paid
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
JtDtiKS DISAGREE As to Powers and Dutlas of Notaries Poblle
GROWERS OF RAISINS SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES WITH PACKERS Action Tnken Insures the Incorporation of the Joint Growers' and Packers' Association
A STEAMER SECURED To Carry Supplies for Indian Famine Sufferers
Bryan Is Henlthy
Burned to Death
Southern Train Service
Death of an Earl
Haverly Bankrupt
ADVICE FKOM M'KIN LET Promptly Acted on at the Session of the Senate CIVIL AFFAIRS OF PUERTO RICO Provided for Pending the Change of Government. The House Debates the Naval liill—Cannon's Compliments to Naval Men
IX THE HOfSK The Dny Spent on the Xnval Appro* prlatlon 111 11
A Nomination
A Pension Hill
An Inland Canal
Tired off Taxes
Contract Laborers
The ii«on Murder
Tile Karl'* Itrltlc
I'atnl r,-i(.(ij|.y Fir*.
A Statue I n* i>lled
F. 11. U bitilry llriid
THE MINISTER FOR TURKEY Calls oil the Secretary of State PKOBABLY INFORMED Tnat cash ivwMKvr tvon.i) be IIUIII) POLICY I Th, Britons Are lVnlchlng nevelopmeuta Willi Interest >«t in■nixed With Amusement
KitHlifth Interest
Ail IIe> Explains
WALI, STHKKT HI MOH9 Of Inside AflTalr* of Steel mid Wire Company
GOKHEL INDICTMENTS SAID TO fOXTAIX '11IE NAME OF TAV LOR The toluol) Case on Trial—Defendant Say* lie Fired in Self-Defense
111 the Hine
Too >liin> I'liMHcnucrM
TurkiMli I)ii(i<*m
To Cure a Cold in One Day
THIRD SESSION Of the Transmississippi , Congressmen STRONG ADDRESSES O!* ARID I.ASR REOI.AMATIO* AND FHKHiHT BATHS Reaolutlons Are Reported l»r Committee and a Grl.t of Sew One* Introduced
Lotdljr Applauded
Resolutions Adopted
11 AT ON tinm;L llloeked l»y ltljf l.n mlal i*lt*a 011 lloth K litis
Tlie Tnuiicl Clcnr
A HOI T Till: STATH
Kpolor llonorcil
UM) GItAXT BOADS Decide to Sne for TrnmportiUon of Troops
A PATIENT lIOV Wultril for lll» Mother Who Failed to Appear
C'oinmlaiiloit Dickering
Shot Hl* Father
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CEOTON STRIKERS Are Packing Up to Seek Work Elsewhere MEN ARE ARRESTED REPORT! THAT CONTRACTORS MAY COMPROMISE United Mine Workers Settle Their Troubles la Kentucky—Chicago Cruaaile Against Vnlonlam
More Arrests
May He Settled
A Strike Ended
A Xon-l'ulon Union
A Locceri' Strike
THEY WERE SEVEX And Occupied a Thieve*' Den In the Henrt of Chicago
CLAXS GATIIEIIIXCi VQr the Ecumenical Conference on Mission's
I'HIMIIOSr. DAY Rrltons Honor the Memory of Lord ItenconsHrld
Training Suitors
Si'rmnn Sniirrstiiton
An Official Onfliifg
apoleon Unities Dead
Gen. Pearson'a Condition
Parcels Post Treats
A Dakota IMoneer
AVI 11 la in lliilie Mend
Free From PlnKur
Cnn*t Kisht nnnxtem
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS Not Always Marked by Harmony ALABAMA FACTIONS COX DUCT EXERCISES OS THE KENTUCKY PL AX TrnnfHiipp Proceed I iikn PromUc to runup a Spill—rvadium 110 Politics Without FiiclittiiK
In Trnnriaee
A State Meeting;
Sllilf)' -oiulnnted
In Xevuiln
In Krnturky
Xrff York Dcninvrntn
DHWEIt COMPLAINTS InYcntlsttted by Interitnte Commerce t'ominlmiluii
Sa>n He Win Drunk
A »ted Xesro
German Xnvul 11111
A Costly DefpiiMe
llrown Can't Resign
Nuuim! Minkm Demanded
The Sawyer ICalnle
Tin Cnn Combine
A Creeil Strnw
Benton Hcnointiinted
CUBA'S ELECTION Set for the Sixteenth of May THE CENSUS RETURN ! i JUSTIFIES nrcc ISIOXH MADE AS TO SUFFRAGE The Ynut Majority Arc Cnhans and the Whiten Cireatl.v Out nam her tl»e Xegfroen
IIRITISII CONTRACTORS Have Mnde n Perfect Harbor nt Vera Cms
HAWAIIAN" IMPORTS Include Large Invoice* of Antonio* | hi leu ami llieyclen
SPAIN'S CABINET ItforKunUutlon Effected With No Special lllnturltiinoe*
Dlsensed C'ntlle
A Myfiileul Fortune
Debts In Plenty
Urnln for Indln
Swcillmli War Faml a
Collckc Atlili'tic**
A ouro I,y uelicri
Cuban Hlpctiom
To Compete W itli Krupp
Hunt Acquitted
PUERTO RICO MONEY "U BE E.IBLY RETIRED TOOH CinCILATIO.I ~ Half n Million In Vnlted Atntei Cola uud Currency Now Rrnilr fur Shipment
No Vacant Offlren
Iron* Kuoekeal Off
The Ashnntl War
Will Demonstrate
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CLEVELAND** COX( Lt SIOXS
CSOVER Jf.MEVT EIGHT-HOIK 11ILL
COL A DO H'II WOOD
YESTERDAY IX CONGRESS
EDITOIIIAL. OPINIO* Drnth DncN nn n Rift iOntnte
In Conflict With llie ( onntitntion
'ot (irntvinu; In Favor
SnriricMt Word* of All
Kvory Citizen Miouhl V<i(p
Mil. 1:VI:R V WIIKHWAY
I REGISTRATION IMPERATIVE £ i i
.New Yorker'M Ith>tlimit* SnvurMlon
linlM«*r at ltoa
DOWN THE LINE | *8< $SSfi«SSSS«
Oy Gwendolen Overton
j I'KRKOXAL
An Expensive Stent
German Free Prrii
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Parrel and Wmlhrr Condition.
CITY NEWS IN UltlEF
Tlip Water Supply
Board of Public Work.
For the Cniuern Club
Conclusion of I*aaaover
Stolen Scaffold Ilonrd.
Circulating* Library
PROTECTING – THE FOREST Vast Importance of the Undertaking WHAT HAS BEEN DONE ANNUAL MEETING OF* THE LOCAL ASSOCIATION Interesting Report* by the Officers. Devnntntlon Wrought by Forest Fires
AT THE THEATER
Rallvray Notes
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
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JOLLITY BEIGNS AT ELKS' COUNTRY FAIR All Squashville's Aristocracy Turns Out for the Show THE PARADE ONE UPROARIOUS JOKE Rubes and Pumpkin Rollers, Wahoos and Haymakers Keep the Onlookers Convulsed With Laughter-Biggest Circus Out
I<OL.L.U'KI*G SPORT Reatitlfnl llnothn. Sovfl Sight*. Pretty Women aud Fun Galore
Third Wnrd Republicans
PASADENA NEWS Board of Trade Hold a Banquet GOODCROWD PRESENT SPEECHES ELqQCEVr AND I>RO. VENDER GOOD The Good of the City Hot Forgotten in tbe Plensnre of the Occasion
POLICE SALARY U AHKANTS Uncertainty Crented by Auditor Carnon** Declaration
STATE OFFICIALS CONFER Hoard, of Eqnallaatloß Meet! Iki County Officer*
A Lucky Accident
MarrlaKe Licences
A Freight lllockurie
A Call Accepted
HOW 10 FIND OUT
31 AYOR OF BAGDAD 111;: SOLD LIQUOR AND PAID NO LICENSE] Sn*(tt< F!l« Fingers at the Law Bat (be I,aw Finally Uut Hold of Him
DEATHS
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THE HELD Of SPORT
OX THE niAMOKD The l.eaßoe Ball Season Opened by Knutern flulm
OX THE T I'lt If Have Wlaieri at 'I'n n for an mid in the Euilt
At Aqueduct
At
"Elijah" I'o»tpone«l
Santa Monlcn Sote«
GHASTLY SECRETS OF OLD OCEAN
THE MAN ALONE
FELL FIFTY FEET A Plumber's Mlrneiilons Eaonpe From Donth
HE GOT THE LIMIT SHEARS CiBTS TKV YEARS FOR ' HASIBLAIUHTER ( I I I o Roliberlen or ni*tnrl»ni,ce» nt tlif 111 ft IllverNidc Street Fair
Receipt* of Taxed Iticrcn*!tic
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Stock M»t
Mond Mat
Treitmirr Statement
Silver II ii 111it
SAN FKAKCISCO MARKETS Cull Hoard Dculliikn nod Prices of Produce
The Metal Market
Dried Frnlt Prlcca
Petroleum
Count Shipping
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW
Release*, fI.OOO iin<l Over
Transfer*, >I.OOOanil Over
llnllrtluK Permits
Local Produce Markets
SUM ( COMB lIOMK MaUol llrowii Will Find Her Futlier*« Door Hurretl to Her
THE FOL.ICE (Ol 11T
AT THE HOTELS
Fruit i'ri'i'M Djimilif ed
Electricity and Life
THE OIL INDUSTRY
Oil lllu W tinted
Xeliruskuiis W ill Organize
Will Sue Colin
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TWICE A CONVICT ( N. H. McLean Admits His Had Record HIS FLIMSY JIEFEXSK rHOSECI TIO HIPS 111* DIIMOMI mill to fiiu i:s . tiiarlrs VrI«M, lII* I'rlnclpHl « II-U tilvvu n Himl H. |>iil«ll«»- r mil 111 out * Are in l*ro«rr«»
AN 1.1 l V q lilt VTi:it si IT < ofoncl MuvlM»rr> DeniamlM Heavy Damaue* niid an liijuii<*tioii
TWO YEAHS AT HMD 1..% HO It >e 111 eiieeil for |*ii*wlna Counterfeit Moae*—Old ( ime Settled
SEI/Ell THE OPI'OliTl XITV i'nrrle Witt Takon Foreilily From Her | Ciiinriltail's t are
I NCLE SAM < OMPHOMISES tietn Judgment for Over ?!10,000 llut Taken Hl.oOO
SHE DEM VXDS SI PPOHT >li*. Ilurtnett Seek* to Compel llcr II iihlki ml I o I'm >
A TRAITOR'S BULLET <;i:i:rai, i.aavton h « the victim OF AMERICAS DESERTER I II emurknltlc Story Told by n Manila | l'aper of the Manner In Which the General Met Hl* Death
THE It KIM lII.IC LKAOIR A Lnrffc A tfeinlii nco In Hx|U'rtoil nt thr 4 diii iii k Convenient
♦♦♦- lloaril of Trade OffliM'P*
IS STILL SHAKING i 'aftermath ok the s w jac ivrn EAHTIIItIAKK Heiietrcil ni«turtinnpe« Whleh Cnn«e Hut Kittle I iii-anliii'iiii—* llliiMrrrs Hiive tmit t »»'d to Them
t'I.OSR OF TIII-: ASSKMIII.Y Proceed I hick of the Ijiist Septiltm itf Hit* Hctliodlat Ministers' Mertlnic
| ASTBLOFR VALLEYPRODITTS C hamber €>f Commerce F.ihllilti an| Fruit for I'nrln
JOTTISfGS
IJEATHS
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