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Los Angeles Herald, 2 May 1900
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STUBBORN BOERS RESIST ROBERTS Whose Advance on Pretoria Is Indefinitely Delayed A STAND IS MADE AT THABA N'CHU Fighting Expected to lie Heavier Than Any Since Buller Forced His Way Across Tngela River to Relieve Ladysmith
TONS OF POWDER Exploded in a Mine Near Colton, Utah SCORES ARE KILLED xixety bodies are reported RECOVERED Of flic Two I!nn«lre«l find Fifty Men nt ork Few Are Believed to Re Safe »
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
APRIL FINANCES Summary of Government Receipts mid Expenditure*
PARIS ART GALLERIES Inaugurated by Prcnldent Lonbet. Attractive Aincrlcnn Dlspluy
Tlic Da)' nt Santa t rai
Revolutionary Sonn
Gold for Europe
HALF CENTURY OF AGITATION Brings the Isthmian Canal Question Before the House A VOTE WILL BE TAKEN TODAY Unexpected and Strong Opposition by Men Professing to Desire Construction-Senate Provides Laws for Alaska
IX THE SEN ATE Alaskan Bill Passed and Military-Matters Considered
A CLERICAL CO.SVL Worked for the l'lnee and Thinks He Deserves It
Sick Cattle
Kentnucky's Chief Cnae
A Democratic LomUlldr
Fatnl I'lstcne ('uira
AHO IT THE STATE
MAY DAY STRIKES Not Quite a Million But I Very Many NOT A STATE EXEMPT HARDLY A TRADE THAT IS ROT ItEPRESERTED A Fnir Share of the GeneVal Prosperity Is Claimed by Those Who Make It
Uoston Men Win
STRIKE HULLETINS Coining From Many f?ntes and !■- toltlqs Many Vocations
<>lil« Iron Workers
Minnesota Carpenters
I*l umber* Also
Omnlin ( nrpentera
At KuuniiH Cltjr
Section Men Qnlt
Ohio Core Molten
Sympathetic Strike
Bullilltiff Suspended
lloiler 3lakern
All Union l.abor
Colorado Carpenters
Freight Handlers
lirleklnyera
More Section Men
Southern Builders
Wisconsin Molders
Montana Railroad Men
Poller Called On
Railroad Shop Men
New York flulldera
Maklnv a Te«t Cane
Killed toy the Cm**
Arisouu Polities
Fire at Sea
Plavue at Port in 14
DELEGATION CHOSEN |TO REPRESENT MICHIGAN AT KAXj SAS CITY Members Instructed to Vote for W. J. llryaii for Pre* I dent—'Tounc for Seeoud Place ,
TI'RIvEV'S FIX AXCES Make ail Increase of Import Duties Xecesnn ry
ORIENTAL RATES Trafllo Mu iiuitern Decide on n SnbstnutJal Increase
I EXPOSITION EXPENSES .Likely to Aflfeet ExehmiKe Hates at. New York
FORD FEELS SCRE That Ilydraiilieker* Will Soon Re at Work A will n
A LEAKY DAM Threaten* Death and Danger to Cltl-I ■<*aw of Colorado !
A Soldier Shot
Information Asked
Const tnltnrlnna
Ilrymi in Olilo
The IVnval Hill
Fire mill ron-Jrr
l)c< ma ml« Granted
Smith Renominated
The Idaho Inquiry
Sailed for Manila
Reports Called For
A Painter Dead
Shake Into Your Shoes
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CHICAGO CHEERS Ring Out as the Admiral Rides Past A FOUR-MILE PARADE INCLUDING THE VETERANS OF THREE tTXIIS Luncheon and Reception Follow, the Brilliant Day Closing With the Inevitable Danuaet
Won't Visit Canada
CHADWICK*S CRITICISM Will Bring a Reprliuaud From Seore* tilry Long?
ROBBED lIIS MOTHER To Elope With a Woman Twice HI. Age
DO LI? CHOSEN For the First Civil Governor of I Hawaii
Mine* on Fire
License Receipt.
CHICAGO CONFERENCE THE LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF « METHODISM Subjects to Be Considered Promise That It Will Alno Be an Important Meeting;
DANISH DEALING Which Leads Long to Talk of a War DENMARK WILL SELL GERMANY WOULD BUY HUT FOR THE MO.HOE DOCTRINE Details of Proposed Trade Revealed bjr a Promoter Who Want* Ills Commission
| FAKE REPORTS Of Intrigues an,] Possible Uprisings I in Cuba
A CUBAN SYNDICATE WITH 810 PLANS AND CAPITAL UNLIMITED Claims Made of Government Promise* to dive Control of the Hailroad System
A Church Question
Knrly Cherries
A Railroad Dividend
A Serious Dronlt
Paper PlantUnrned
A Mnfln Scare
CIVIL GOVERNOR Provided for Colony of Puerto Rico ALLEN INAUGURATED WITH CtJREMONY RELIEVED TO BE IMPRESSIVE The New OfflclaPs Innngaral Address Promises Exact and t£qual Justice to All Subjects
LAST MEETING HELD OP THE] ECCMKMfXI MISSION CONFERENCE? A Vn*t Crowd In Attendance and tM It most Enthntlmm Ituaxeil by the Speukera
MONTANA MIXES Two Important Decisions by the Supreme Court
Forester*' Grand Court
Banker Leech Demi
PITIABLE PLIGHT Of Towns Encircled by Forest Fires N AMES IS DESTROYED SEVERAL OTHERS IX IMMIUmr* DANGER Finn Still Horning; Fiercelr Willi Hope of Cheek I'ilmi RaJa Falls Henllf 1
A Village Darned
One Town Saved
The Fourth Town
A Train 'Abuniloned
CHINESE EXCLUSION The I<nws to lie Strictly Enforced la the Philippines
An Wns Expected
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FOREIGN ATTACHES fBIY WATCH OUR ARMY AND WAVY FROM WASHINGTON CI«T«r Fellowi They Are—Some of Tfcelr Characteristics, Personal and National
THE NEED OF SPORT
At Aquvduot
At NaehvllU
At Oakland
British Itaclnjr
OK THE DIAMOND Kesaulta of Gamea Flayed by Eastern Leavoe Clubs
shade the better of it. Attendance, 2,300.
Northern Hall
LOCAL SPORTS
Reciprocity
Vast Coat of Imported Ferfnmen I
Chinese Newspapers
Many Wrecks In the Baltic
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HOLD UP YOUR HANDS Thrifty Footpads Were Out This Morning CONDUCTOR ROBBED ▲DAMS STRERT AXD VERMONT AVE- M E THK SCEXE Two ntnvtilMod Men Snrprlif the Car Employee as They Were About to Return to the Power Houie
A REFORM MOVEMENT Orffanliliig to Secure Public Owner■hip nml Direct Lefrlalatlon
Seen Everything I pnlde Flown
Milt I'ny or Stnr In Jnll
The Rlchent Author—V. W. Aitnr
HAPPY LITTLE GIRL Her Father Learned How to Treat Her
CELEBRATE MAY DAY S A N'T A Alt A ESTEIITAINS AT SANTIAGO I'AX YON The Recent Storm Was n firent Help to IrriKntion—A Heavy Snowfall
llltten by a Drunk
| AROUND THE CORRIDORS |
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A* INDUSTRIAL EDITION
YESTERDAY IX COXGRESS
AS THE DEVIL WOULD DO
DOWN THE LINE
Relief Farm In Cuha
Flrttf I'll tent on Mulches
American Coml
Luck Forced Him to Marry
Harrowing!
Odd Retaliatory Boycott
The Proverb Did Net Apply
WhUt, Child!
rs -WSSSSSSSSSS* DINGBAT ON GOLF &
Even the Sermon* Were llry
Corenn Poatnl Service
They Don't Want Much
A SCHOOL IDYL
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IW fIIUEF
Another Sunset District Oil Company to the Front
BRANCH BARREL HOUSE Just Opened at the Southeast Corner of Broadway and Sixth Street
Circulating Library
SENSITIVE TO CRITICISM Police Commission Feels Conaneut AND DOESN'T LIKE IT I WILL INVESTIGATE THE WORK OF THE FORCtt Fourlcr'a Cnae Set for Hcuriiift Saturday Evening—-Wrangle Over Licvnxe Trans tors
Opinion Ready Saturday
Small Delinquent List
Wuter Supply Diminished
"Milk" Year Ilcglne
Free Labor ltureau
Police Court Collections
The Nicaragua Canal
BILDERRAIN IS HELD MUST ANSWER TO TUB CHARGE OF BRIBERY Judge Aimiin Fixes llnil nt #*OCIO, Uliuiiailiig (lie (Joiitcullou of tlic Uefeime
IX THC POLICE: C ourt
TIIE SEW MIIRAKIAN
Ht'C'Kß AND HIS GUN Alleged to Have Forced a Customer to Treat
Runaway Accident
Runaway Hoy
WOBK OF THE TRUST HEAVY WEIGHT TOBACCO DISCOVERED IIY THE COMBINE That Seised Was Origlnnlljr All Right bat Wan Pat l p Dry and Absorbed Molwtare
– 1 IEPT WIFE IX THE LURCH Levert li Said to Be a Wolf |n Sheep's Clothlnw
Lumber Tlileve* at Work
Barglar. Seared Annr
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PASADENA NEWS City Conncil Meets, All Members Present BUJRDETTE LECTURES FOR BESEFIT OV THK LADIES' AID SOCIETY DMtk*t!(l(hl Watrhmin Wrluhl and hural of L. H. Titos—Juha Brown's Birthday
BREAKWATER lIII>nERS J. Borne of the Men AVIio Are Getting Information San Pedro, May 1.—A number of pros- j
Child Kicked by a Horse
BRAG'S BAD BREAK IN RESISTING A SMALL CHARGE HE | INCt'HS A BIU ONE Now Aeonaeil of Receiving Stolen Property InMettd of Petit Larceny
REGIMENTAL ORDERS A New l»lat lasned by Colonel Herry of the Seventh Regiment
IN SOCIETY
Here anil There
A MILITARY DANCE Non-Commliiloned Oncers Entertain Their Friend*
PERSONAL
AT TUB HOTELS
Sold Lottery Tirkrta
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i LOCAL POLITICS *
NAVAJO RESERVATION A Rnnh of Prospeetor* Follows Its Open I iisr
Mines anil Mill*
New Quartermaster at the Home
AN INTERMEZZO
THE OIL INDUSTRY
SUNDAY SCHOOL COXVEWIOI Aildrcian, linftlnen* and n Picnic s§ Santa llnrbara
Imprudent Girl
Unseen
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
ON 'CIIANGB Conditions ns Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Stock List
Dond List
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Treasury Statement
Silver Rulllon
SAIV FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Prodnce
The Metal Market
Dried Fruit Price*
Const Shipping
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Incorporations
nullrilng Permits
Mortvugei fI.OOO and Over
Release*, f 1,000 and Otcf
Transfers, f 1,000 and Over
Local Produce Markets
JACK STRAWS
McCoy Deulea the Story-
SonthtvcMtern Mines
"The Owl"
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M'LEAN RECEIVES THE LEGAL LIMIT He Argued His Case at Length Before the Judge Pronounced Sentence AND CALLED TIME ON THE COURT Story of How the Diamonds Were Recovered--A Prominent Man Said to Have Handled Part ot the Plunder
HIilW PIERCE'S LICK Horace Dell, Jr., Coatlaaes to He aa I nknown Qaantlly
THE MOXTHLY REPORT The I final Connf Made of the County Moaeya
JUDGE GARDINER'S WILL .1 Nice Little Estate Aeeanialated by Practicing Law
AN OBJECT LEBBON In a Restaurant
Effect of Cool Weather
Hlffhlaad Park Netei
Three Deaths at Baa Dleso
Marrlatre Meen«r«
"The Owl"
JOTTIMGS
BOB*
DEATHS
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