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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 255, 13 July 1900
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CRUSHING DEFEAT OF THE JUJJEO FORCES Mm CM» H Km Seared T«i HHPS IT TT£N TSIN SNATTEREO Arts? Uri «4 hHai Ul to hutt-Iwilt Kcfwii Clriilni TfertMifiNMi tfc* *mi !w * »Hr» l«r«f»«a» At IMMMatf «4 CIWWM
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THE M DUNK'S NEWS
HODGSON RELIEVED < •naldrri Hla Escape From Rebelllaai A ah* ait la <•( Kumaail Moat Nnrvplon* on llecord
OFFER OF REWARD Harder King Yu Wei, the Exiled I'hlaeae Reformer
GOLD DEMOCRATS QUIT Will Not Put a National Ticket in the Field W. D. Byanm Ban the Australian Ballot Law Has Shut Off Independent Movements Is Several Stntea
CITY'S POPULATION IS ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Disappointing Result of tho Census Enumeration POPULAR ESTIMATES EXAGGERATED The Work of the Enumerators Was Carefully Done and the Figures Show That the People Are Not Here-Canvass Was Thorough
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS DURNED DY AN EXPLODING OIL TANK Terrible Disaster at Somerville, Massachusetts, Caused by a Fire on a Railroad Train
REPUBLICANS' CANDIDATES Have Been Formally Notified of Their Nominations SENATOR LODGE INFORMS M'KINLEY Wolcottof Colorado Performed a Similar Service for Roosevelt--Both Nominees Accept and Express Confidence of Success in November
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A BOER ATTACK Results ia Ceptore of Nitral's Nek THE BRITISH LOSS HEAVY Burghers Cut the Road to Rustenbnrg Roberta lends Reinforcements, bat They Arrive To* Lata to Bo of I'se—Boers Less Snceessfal at Other Places
AT REITFONTEIN Ma lion and French Take All the Ponltlnnn Held It? the Boers. Many Killed
* A SERIOUS MATTER riul Surrender of the Boers Will Not Occur as Soon as Was Expected
THE GREED OF BRITAIN Shown by the Annexation of Savage Island Faleon Inland Reappear* After Tevo Yearee* Abnenee Deiienth the Ocean—ticrmnia Progress •t Samoa
A Fnat Trlnl Trip
A Cownrd'4 Crime
THE FUSIONISTS Fit Up a State Ticket for Nebraska THE PIE PARCELED OUT Democrats Are Glad to Get One Slice Oldham Is Momlnntcl for Attorney General and the Populists Take All the Other OMees la (kt data
Ilryan Tlr«» of Talking
An offer In Cnmpan
AN AWFUL FEAST Rloodthlraty Knnnkni Kill, Cook find lOut Some llaalmten Traders From Cape Oxford
WARDEN HALE'S DEATH rnuaril by ln(e«tlinil Trouble, Not by Urn rt Dlirair, na W»l Hriiortcd
FRESNO RATE CASE The Railroad Aixlasi #• Isnn s Bsllst as IMS as It le Possible
A CITY IS SELECTED For Notification of Bryan and Stevenson Indlanapolla the Place and Wednesday, AafMt 8, the Date omelallr Set for the Ceremony
The Matter Settled
Plana Settled
Stone Notified
THE DEAL MADE « for the Formation of the Cruclbla Steel Conipanr of Amerlcn. Stock Over*nb«crll>ed
Belle Inland Strike
Elks' Next Mcctlm
Hobnkrn Victim*
GERMAN POLICY Plainly Set Forth by Von Boolow HER INTERESTS MENACED Must Be Given Protection by the Army The Gtrntai Do Not Desire the Partition of the Chinese Empire and Seek So Special Advantages
Italy's Intention
PRUNES ARE DROPPING Cured Fruit Men'* Bulletin Indicate* m Lennrned Output of Deciduous Fruit*
UNDERGROUND WATER Hawaiian Plaatere Flat lappllea Anile for the Irrigation of Tk«l> Ua<a
A FRENCH DUEL Mode the Fighters Jstl as Faaoae as If Soaae Damage Had Beea Doae
Western Union Election
GREEN OF TRENTON Is Chosen President by the Educators Urecnlee of Colorado Elected Treasurer and Secretary Shepard Holds Over—Papers Read Yesterday
CARS COLLIDE Twenty People Injured In n Street Car Accident nt Spring-Held, Ohio
WITH A CLUB Vardon, the Kitwllfthiiinit, Defeated i'hnmplon "Will Smith In a :10-Hole Match
I.umber Dark Wrecked
Colorado Form Fires
fndela Appointed
The liny Shore Route
An Ohio Storm
The Pacific Calile
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, SMALLPOX CASES Not One Death Occerred et Jackson THE TIMID PEOPLE FLED Danger of Contagion Is Considered Over In Tlew of the Numberless exposures ths Town Has Come Thromh the Ordeal Wonderfully Well
FUNDS FOR SURVEYING Cannot Be Expended for Work Done on Pnhllc Lands In Pnerto Rico
GERMAN RECIPROCITY The Signing of the Trade Treaty Produces an Excellent Effect at Berlin
AT CHARLESTON Republicans in State Convention Find Men Who Are Willing tn Serve Their Country
PEACE REIGNS Mlnfater lioomln* Report of a >neaaelnn Revolntlon la Denied by Pnlaelo*
A SALINAS FIRE bcnilart.i fan.en 1.0.a of six Thon.nml Dollar, and the Fire Still Burn.
PLAGUE ECHOES Japan Will Merely Express a Hope That Treaties Will Be Observed Hereafter
A STRANGE FIGHT J*hoen!x Oftteers Inalnt They Don't Know Anj»thln« Ahont It, buit There Are Donbt*
PASSAGE TO ORIENT Restricted to Army and Navy Men Wives anil Frlenils of Oflleer* Xow In the Philippines Mait Pay Fare or Stay at Home
I
Will Leave Friday
Watting for Orders
ELECTION ILLEGAL Santa Rosa Poll* Were Closed an llonr Earlier Than Is Allowed by Law
—— llnhy Ilurncd to Death
Pnnper ImmiKrnn(n
Trniinit Company $alt»
I An Editor Mnrrlcri
A PEKING STORY Given Out From Chinese Sources THE LE6ATIUNS ATTACKED By Forces Under Command of Prince Tuan Seven Oelock on the Mornlna of .Inly 7 the Legations Were Deatroyed and All the Innnates Killed
THEIR PLOT FOILED Miscreants Discovered in a Supposed Attempt to Destroy the Palace of Champs d'Elysees
Gave Xo Damages
Army Appointments
Fusion Agreed On
Snrgeonn for Xorae
Runaway Cars
Pleaded Gnilty
Too Old for Eedltorlnl Work
Dill Poatrr** Meeting;
A Mich Ik ait %oiii I mil lon
A Xew Jerney Failure
A Trenty Appro vert
ANTI-IMPERIALISTS Recommend Thnt n Time and Plaflt Be Selected for n National Conference
Indian Rnlnn
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FOWLER DISCHARGED • ( Police Fail to Make Good Their Charge WAS RIGHT TO RESIST Justice Morgan Holds His Arrest Was Illegal Coaeliaton of the Attempt to Take by Force the Slar Which Chief Elton Wai Instructed to Obtala
MARCEAU IN COURT Promptly Discharged by a New York Judge Writ of Habeas Corpus Releases Him From Arrest on a Charge of Kidnaping His Five-Yen r-Old So*
ON THE WHEEL Two Thousand Person* Present at the Opening of the Meet nt Milwaukee
TRAINING IS DONE Americans Ready for the Paris Trial SOME SERIOUS HANDICAPS Result From New Methods of Starting Athlete* Themselves Are Hopeful and Everyone EUe Especti the Yankees to Carry Off the Primes
ON THE TURF Rain Spoils the Sport at Brlfhtoi Beach—Race Reivlta on Other Eastern Tracks
| At Chicago
Washington Park Racei
At Moatreal
At Ste Loo I a
HARNESS RACES Joe Patchen Pats l'p the Best Mile of the Season on (he Windsor i Track
OVER THE NET Single and Double ("hamplonahlp Beta at thr Trnnia Toornament at ClilraKO
ON THE DIAMOND Kl«nnn*» Pitching; Record Badly Battered by PltUhurjc Winders of the Stick
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES
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THE NEW HERALD
ALL SORTS
CAUGHT IN PASSING j J
EDITORIAL OPINION Hard an Tliomai J.
A Queer lllrd
Getting Frightened
In the Bryan Parades
Bryan and Prosperity
Another False Alarm
An Unheeded Appeal
WHY BRYAN SHOULD VOTE FOR M'KINLEY
PERSONAL
Mo Baeaaraceaieat
Uarellabl*
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orpkcum-Vaudeville. Southwest McKlnler club, Pnulk'a hall—« p. m. THE WEATHER
K.re..., and W..th., Condition*
IN THE POLICE COURT
Marriage Licenses
•Inillclou* Investment
KANSAS CITY ! PILGRIMS Full of Enthusiasm for Bryan BELIEVE HE WILL WIN I Senator del Valle Talks of the Convention Treauendoai Demonntrntlon Thnt Greeted David B. Hill—o Troth In Report of Dlaaoenniion In California Delegation
BRYAN RATIFICATION Local Democrat* Preparing an Rlab* oraite ProKrnna In Honor of Tlieir Candidates
IN SOCIETY
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
The Price of the Horse
QUINN AND THE KID Great Battle at the Third Street Tunnel A «»rr ConeeraUs lock. Leads to CttinpllratloM Which Coal (lalnn Moae-r a* Well as aa Glfiaal Head
PREHISTORIC MOSQUITO Ponnd In the Solid Bock Near Mont, clnlr, N. J.—Unable to Obtain a Photograph
ROW IN BRYSON BLOCK Police Commissioner Line Disarm* an Angry Man and Averts • Shooting Scrape
Ardent Collection Method*
AT THE THEATER
LITTLE CLASSICS *
NEW LIGHT ON HISTORY
I Colnmlma and the Rvs
I .Hannibal's Oratory
The Official Spelling
Voters Attention
BANKERS COMPLAIN Farmers and Merchants' Objects to Assessment City Assessor Tangled lrp With thf Inatltatloa Over the AMUt of Cash It Has ob Hand
Titled ltn.baud. Not All Bad
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Circulating Library i
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE PASADENA NEWS The Hospital Association Needs- Moro Room THE PUDS ARE DRAWN And Building Will Begin Very Soon Q»M Seekers Back From Nome Tell Stories of So Bullion and a Surfeit of Dlease—Xews Brevities
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET Member* From San Bernardino Visit Redlantln Lodicr to Witness Installation of OfHvers
KILLED BY A LIVE WIRE Fiord Anderson, the Xewebojr of Orange, Who Received a 10,000 Volt Shook, Dies
NEW SUPERINTENDENT San Bernardino Selects Prof. P, E. Perham of Stockton to Superintend Her Schools
The Oldest Newspaper
THE AVALON SEASON Anglers are Happy Over Good Catches. f Hot Weather Brings Many Visitors, Inclnrtlnic the Burns Parly, Hearted by Guy llarliam. Motes and Personals
PAVILION AT REDONDO The Bulldlnjar A annrr«l Through the Effort* of the Board of Trade Committee
YACHT AGGIE REACHES PORT K. A. Wlltsee*s Schooner Arrives at Snntn Barbara After ion Kit- j counter With a Whale i . I
HE WANTS A DIVORCE The Famous Gwynn Case Bobs Up Again Former Divorce nnil Proneentlon for lllKiimy ( ooiplnlnnnt Think* lie Still Hna One Wife Too Mnny
THE NORTH GERMAN LINER'S FIRE ! ~— Tugs Recovering Charred Bodies From the Main and Bremen* Once Splendid Steamships Now Charnel Houses.
THE BURNED STEAMSHIP BREMEN
Wan an Actre»«
New Statue of Victoria
A BREATH OF MORN
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP Doings of the Leaders of Society Admiral Dewey's Reception at XarraganaeU aud Ills tiornreous Sew VaKorm-What the Rotables Are Dolii*
ANGRY FATHER'S COMPLAINT Ife Says Hl* Daughter** Suitor Rang the Door Bell Too Longr
Short Cnt to the Honiiltnl
StrnvvberrleN Good fow Rheumntlaro
SHE REFUSED A KING Preferred American Husband to a Ruler The Rrlef Experience of Little Miss Mabel Swift of Chlciiao With I'rlAlexis Kara- Keorlveteh
HORSE BREAKS INTO A PARLOR A Frightened Animal Dhnlien Into a linom lu n Wnahliifgtou Hotel
Berries 'flint Cirow In the Arctic
THE TRAMP FROZE On a Hot July Day in Warm Chicago He Cooln Oft In nn leehon«e and l;nlenM I'rovldenee nterfereit He Will Loir FliiK'orH. To«i, Eur* and Mone
AN OIL EXCURSION A Tnlt.vlin Party la*|»ect* tho Pitcher mill tin Hint t Property West of Ihe City
AMERICANIZING LONDON Great Runli of Yankee Toarlita, Moat of Them of Moderate 31eana
A BRUTALIZED MOTHER She lief t Her Children to Starve While Slip llonaht llrlnk
Few PerNoiiM Fear to Ule
LOTTERIES RAIDED Police Making Trouble for the Chinese Twenty Thousand Ticket* Foaml In Various Joint* and De«troyed. EKun'a "Personally Conducted*' Rnl«P
HALIFAX CAN BE TAKEN The Attnekliir Parly AVln* In the MolilllKiitloii Maneuver* There
HUNTED MANY YEARS Senrch for n Cent Lost Sixty-Three Year* Ago
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THE SKIES IN JULY Information for Amateur Astronomers Ctßitrllntlniia of (he Month—As ■ Urncml Hnle They Are Sot la (lie Very Ileat of UrnnittK
YEAR OF CONVENTIONS tad tile Railroad* Are – Heaping a Rleh Harvent Carrying; Delegate!
A FREAK WRECK And How It Saved the Lives of Two Men nt Toledo, Ohio, Recently
A FIVE CENT TIP A CoaaeedeiH Helresi (iuve It to Millionaire Frank H. F Hit an
LIFE SAVER RESCUES BOYS Wlllluin Hntelielor Hmn luexpeeted Opportunity to Dinplny lIIm Skill
I*l neh Caniici Denth
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
Haa tkt Pulpit Loll l«s Power*
A Considerate Hoy
VARIETIES OF COCKROACHES Th« Unci la a Tkoraack A(t«mU •( the Itrtinn Life
A Modern Weddinjr
One Happy Town In Sweden
THE OIL INDUSTRY Light Day on Change—Puente Crude Oil Company Has New Directors-News From Several Fields
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MRS. CREEDE WANTS MORE Not Satisfied Willi the First Sittleißsnt THE MINER'S MILLIONS Are Again the Subject of Litigation fiovf rnor Cifr, of Colnif 1 for Proponcnti of the Will* Pleads ■ Prerlom JnUnment as ■ Bar
ATTORNEY'S FEES SCALED General Schedule Prepared by Jndge Shaw for Estates In the Probate Court
A DEFICIENT HOMESTEAD Suit Involving: n Diapnted Strip of Land at Alameda and Jelfernon Street*
Knrth Mnlien He.it Fort I Hon t lon j
Transvaal I«03«j of Life
THE COST OF PARKS Estimates Approved by the Commissioners Inerease of Aboat |0,000 Asked for Over the Appropriation Allowed Last Year—Other Park Notes
ASSESSMENT FIGURES t'ltjr Clerk Gives Oat the Total Cltr Property Valuations, Whleh Is Nearly *<18,000,000
Estimates of Clt>- Departments
SAYRES SOON CAUGHT The Runatray Janitor of (hp Good Samaritan Honpltal In abbed at Santa Barbara
i FIGURES FROM PHILIPPINES 1 iitereMtliiff Fact* Relative to Our Xew FuHMenitlona In the Pnr Euit
! BRYAN CLUB ORGANIZED Uerntau-Amerlcana Meet at Vurner Hall and Endoriae the Kausas Clty Platform
RED STRING TELEPHONE It Will Figure In a Twenty lvbonaand Dollar Salt (or Damages In Xew York
BROKE ALL RECORDS Mark I'laflstcd Voluntarily ItmlKned Hl* Position an Secretary to the Highland Asylum Hoard
RUNAWAY BOYS ARRESTED Three VonnßNtem Found Ity ScrKcnnt McHt'av CnmiMMl In the Hlver II«'il
S|iurK<MMi a> a Punatter
THE LIQUOR MEN MEET Objects of the Protective Association Officers Will Re Elected Today and a Plan of Action Agreed I'pon. Unfair Leslalatlon Denounced
WILL RECLAIM MUCH LAND ■Mint to Irrliralr Hiilf n Million Acre. In San lllpko County uiul Lower Ctillfnrnln
Slleht Jn.tlflrntlon
PURCHASERS AND MONEY LOANERS
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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