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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 290, 18 July 1900
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MISUSE OF CITY'S MONEY Deposit of Public Funds in Banks Is Unlawful THE STATE LAW MAKES IT A FELONY Special Privileges Granted Two Financial Institutions by the City Treasurer, Which Are Prohibited by Statutory Provisions
! WILL ARBITRATE ! Tbe Bering Sea Sealing Claim* Are In a Fair War of Being Disposed Of
RUSSIA CLAIMS THAT CHINA DECLARED WAR Battle on the Manchurian Frontier in Which Russians Are Reported to Have Been Killed
THE MORNING'S NEWS
LOCAL
ORGANIZED FOR DEFENSE Americans and Other Foreigners In ShanKhul forming Emergency Guards
RAY OF HOPE FROM PEKING Chinese Send Word That Foreigners Were Safe on July 9 WU HAS A DISPATCH Minister Expresses Utmost Confidence in Its Accuracy This News Is Two Days Later Thaa the Date of the Reported Mas* sacre of the Forelsa Resldeats
NO EXTRA SESSION Decision Reached by tho Cabinet at Yesterday's Session There Will Be Ho Delay. »wiw% la H»kl*( More Troops tt (he Sceae at the <' Troable A
TIEN TSIN CAPTURED BY THE ALLIED FORCES Admiral Remey Telegraphs That the American Losses Are Estimated at 215 Officers and Men
THE CHAUTAUQUANS Annual Assembly of the Pacific Coast Formally Opened at Pacific Grove
THIS LOOKS LIKE WAR Preparation far Ghinesa Campaign FOOD Ann STORES READY New Field Pieces Ordered In England Every Arran«»nt Made for the Comfort of tke Mea for ■ Loan Time to Come
LI DENIES IT Tbe Chinese Diplomat Scoots the Report of the Nsssscre at Peking
Still Standing
GONE TO PEKING LI H««v Chaag Starts Worth Deiplt* til* Protests of Coosols at Caatos
RUSSIA'S LOSSES More Than 2SO Men Hnve Fnllen In Battle Within the Paul Two Week*
OREGON REACHES PORT The Dlnahled Rnttleiililp Men ri nit Kure and Reports That All on Board Are Well
Danish Mission Destroyed
FEARS FOR MISSIONARIES Relief That the Little Band at Pao Tins Fa Has Beeu Utterly Annihilated
Boxer Outbreak In Korea
M'GEE IS SAFE Professor of Civil Engineering at Tien Tsin Succeeds In Escaping to Yokohama
LAW DEFIED The Southern Pacific Officials Resist Judge Buhr's Order of Contempt
ESCAPED FROM TIEN TSIN Thrilling; Experience of Two California Women In (lie ReHlesed Chine He City
Speaker H»ders«sls Trip
LI JUNG CHANG'S MISSION TO THE STRICKEN CAPITAL Asks the Foreign Nations te Give Him Safe Conduct anil He Will Soon Restore Order
HULL WANTS WAR The loirn t'ona;re«»mn n Think* as Kxtrn Shonld Be Called nt Once
LABOR FEDERATION Executive Council Will Xot Appeal the Colorado Eight-Hour Case
A ROYAL VISIT 31 uzn ITiir-Ed-Dln. Shah of Perain, Received nt St. Peteraburfr With . Great Pomp
FELL FIGHTING FOR THE FLAG THEY LOVED
FUSION IN IDAHO Three Silver Parties Meet In Separate Conventions and Organise
Died From Grief
ARTILLERY TO BE RUSHED FROM CALIFORNIA POSTS
BAD FOR CAROLINE Drank Brandy and Robbed a London Hotel Said She Was From Minnesota and Tried to Return the Property When She Sobered L'v Hil
TO REINFORCE CHAFFEE Traaaport Sumner Sails From Sam Francisco With Troops aad Sappllea
SWELT'RING NEW YORK Tlilrty-Flve Prostrations and lis Deaths From Heat—Business Suspended
AWFUL ELIZA WISE Coafesaee the Task Part la tha Plot ta Marker Her Pareata
KaMMI Ktlltni
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ROOSEVELT CARRIES ST. PAUL BY STORM Welcomed to the League Convention by Great Throngs HIS ADDRESS AT THE AUDITORIUM President Stone Delivers His Annual Address to the Delegates Amid Much Enthusiasm—Miller to Succeed Him.
Colonel WllllHtnn Retired
YERKES FOR GOVERNOR Kentucky Republicans in Gnnvnntion HONEST BALLOT DEMANDED Scathing Arraignment of the Democrats Goebel Election Law Declared to Be Responsible for the Death of the Late Gubernatorial Candidate
THE WALL PAPER TRUST WILL SOON BE DISSOLVED
THE HERALD'S STOHY
FLOCKING TO JAPAN1 Missionary Hefnveee In a Destitute Condition and Are Appealing for Aid
VICTIMS OF FLOOD Eleven Bodies Recovered at Coleman Damage to Railroads and Bridges la Texas Caused by (he Waterspout of Last Moadaf Mlfht '
Pioneer Woman Dead
Killed In Action
Indiana Oilers Troops
Death in • Nine
Plundered by Chinese
Cnrran Chosen
To Forfeit Charier*
Hanna Goes to Chicago
60EBEL KILLING Trial of Caleb Powers Resumed THREAT OF THE DEFEHDHHT Said the Dead Man Would Never be Governor Hie Sweetheart Telia of Hie Taklaic Armed Moaatalaeers to Frankfort Darlig Jaaaarjr '
jCHENOWORTH'S BAD BREAK I — He Picked a French Laniidryman'* Pocket an«l Carried Off Hla Gold U'atch-Foand In Hl« Bed
SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE TO FORM A MILITARY COMPANY Application Filed With the Governor for Permission to Join the National Guard
SUIT FOR COMMISSHM Squabble Over $15 in a Santa Monica Court W. 8. B«alres of Oeeaa Park Say George Tkraaael Defraaded lllai of That Aaoaaat. Xowa Nates
FASHION NOTES J
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ALL SORTS *
EDITORIAL OPINION
Paelfle Coast (or Expansion
Parly Lines Drawn
SlffnlfU'nnt
Satisfies Bryan
Same as In 1800
"Two of a Kind" Davliei
The "Scare" lane
POLL TAX DODGERS AGAIN
Interfitlng Old Churches
Two Salt* of m Kill
Provrfiklve Orientals
CAUGHT IN PASSING j
Justified
PERSONAL
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
BARGAINS AND BABIES
THE CITY'S HEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orphean—Vaudeville. Fire CommlHloa, eltr hall—lo a. at. Chalk talk bjr C. 9. Hllllnica, Bethlehem kli tent—B t< THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
ALL AROUND TOWN
PLIGHT OF ! GILA INDIANS They Fear Floods Will Follow Drought TAKE REFUGE IN THE HILLS Eating the Flesh of Dead Cattle Predicted ■ Flood la the Salt River at Thla Sea«oa—Are I'caatluK oa Carrloa
Determined to Die
Ma rrlnce Llcenaes
AMERHJANREDCROSS « % •>. .<0... » • <■».. »«> .<«V tin «« I The Organization Now Has National Protection The Cafinlnatlon of (lie Splendid Work of Mlh Clara Barton. Some of the Thing* She Ha* Accomplished
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN Halted States Department ot Agriculture Climate anil Crop Sanleti Weather Bureau.
FISHER'S PARADISE A Place Where Joaah Xtii Jfot Have Lived os Whale Flesh .
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN Toil Sloan ssd L. Relit Hst« a Very i Saceeeaeful Day at the Wew| market Races
CORBETT AND M'COY MATCHED I j ! The Klaht to Come OS In Madison Moure Gardeu Aboat the USth of Aagut
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE ROBBER ROMANCE Tki Strange Story if flit Bums Brothers LOVE AFFAIR OF A TRAMP Pretty Dora Cram's Rich Husband Moaor Stolen From the Ontario issk by Chaasinv Barnes Paid tor Charles' Wedding Journey asd Bride's Troasseaa
Two Saleldes
WILL VISIT REDONDO Santa Fe Employes to Have a Holiday Bit.* Preparations Ilelnic Made (or the Eatertalament of the ltallwajr Men and Their Families. General Notes
CLIPPINGS FROM GREENBACKS An Old Woman Whose Many Pleees of Money- Were Valueless to Her
Army Promotions
ORGANIZING CLASSES The Chautauquans Spend a Very Busy Day Oae of tk« Features af the Assembly This Tear is a Class la Parlla»sla>r Law—Motes of the Gathering
Angelenos at Coronado
YOUTHFUL MURDERERS Four Brothers Stamp Out a Boy's Life Ralph Hughes of Curtis, Arlsona, Enticed From His Home aud Put to Death by Them
VETERANS ENTERTAINED Temperniiee Yohiik I.miles Give a Program of Mnn.e rami Mediations at soldiers' Home
THROUGH A DREAM How Mrs. Helen Hognn, a Soldiers* Widow. Ciot Her Pension at Last
GRAZED WITH DRINK San Bernardino Youth Wields a Knife George Hnghes Gets Drank aid Starts Oat to Kill His Fatherla-Law—Some Other Offenders
ARIZONA MAN KILLED Car Qoes Over an Embankment at Globe The Failure off Horatio If* Lyon to Set the Brakes Results la Ills Being Instantly-Killed
IDAHO REPUBLICANS Tbelr State Convention at Boise Marked by Scene* of Great Enthnalaem
RICH MAN'S DAUGHTER ELOPES Her Choice Is a Former Snspect la a Celebrated Murder Case la ladlaaa
FOR A DOUBLE TRACK Pasadena Council Considers the Scheme The Protultloi of lt< Bleetrlc Rm4 Ii Strmlf Oppoui ■* First feat It Mar Yet Be Carrla* (kroaik v »
A Small Grocery Deilrtred by Fir*
The Fourth Victim
Hay Recover
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NEWS FROM THE Oil. FIELDS AND THF Ml NFS THE OIL FIELD
THE OIL MARKET An Estimate of the Kern River Production Mot Believed That Shipments From That Field Will Dlstwli the Market Seriously If properly Handled
THE BROADER FIELD > . Xolea of Petrolenm Development I Work in Severn! Section* of ] California ,
THIRD SAND POSSIBLE The Presence of Salt Water Is Not Believed to Settle the 4)ue«tloii
THE LOCAL FIELD It Is Considered Probable That It Breaks Out Anew In the Far West
I OIL SAND AT FERNANDO ; Reported Strike In Tlint Locality by ! ■ Syndicate of Pnente | People
MINING OPERATIONS SANTO DOMINGO MINE One of the Heaviest Producers In South America Described I»y nn Engineer
IMPORTANT DEAL AT JEROME W, A. Clnrkta Friend Helnae Buy* the Xen'M liroup of ProMpeet* [
A Bliibee CoppiT Property
AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY! An Antimony Prospect Proves tS lie tluitv Itich in Gold
TENDER TREATMENT Supervisors Desl Gently With Corporations Reductions In the Valuations Made by the County Assessor
WAS A QUIET SESSION Nnthlnar Wan Done i,| thr Police ComiuU.lon Meeting Daliiil, of Routine Matters
Open-Door Policy Continues
Kew Dor Catcher Appointed
Met as a Ronrd of Equalization
Texas In Ready
(■olnir to China
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
COONTOWN FOUR HUNDRED If fin Dry Own Show in Dey Own Way. Cullud S'clely Turns Out
HEAT CAUSES STRANGE MANIA The Erratic OullmrMn of a Stricken Woman Dlncloae a Very Peculiar Case
MfftftlonarioN to lie Recalled
Myaterloun Sarwy
Accidentally Asphyxiated
Lanndry Demolished
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RACES AT DAVENPORT Great Western Circuit's Opening Day Opening Day of Great Western Circuit—Muddy Track Interfered With the tiulii* Near the Pole
Racing at Yallejo
Poor Track at St. Louis
Voter Wins Test Handicap
John Yerkes Wins Drexel Stakes
Waslilaicton Pnrk Ruccs
Detroit Races Postponed
Rain at Hellnlr
EASTERN BALL GAMES % ■ New York* Go to Piece* In the 81x1k and Brooklyn Win Out. Other Scores
American League
Standing of Ltsgs* Teams
WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN Iver L«wann Ride* a Mile la 1.50 at the Salt Lake City Saucer Track
jTENNIS TOURNAMENT ENDED Alexander and Little Defeat Collins nnd Paret In Championship Doubles nt Chlcuga
WILL FIGHT IN NEW YORK Bid of Twentieth Century Athtetlo Club for Ftt»luimon«-Huhl!n Fight Accepted
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES
OUR CUSTOMS RECEIPTS 'file Ijoi Anaeles District Shorn a Notable Increase of Bmlnen Over Preceding Year
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
Totals ....158,237,100 $65,699,750 $103,298,900
ON 'CHANGE Condition* of New. York Markets as Shown hy the Transactions on Hall Street
Bond List
Francisco Mlilsg Stoeke
Money on Call
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Board Deallnv* and Prleea of Farm and Dairy Produce
1 California Fruit Sales
Chlesgo Livestock Market
Boston Wool Market
The Metal Market
Grain Snpply
General Merchnndlac
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW —* Releases, fIOOO and Over
Trnnafera, IHiflo and Over
Mortgagee, flOCv and Over
Incorporations
THE LOCAL MARKETS
BACK FROM ST. LOUIS BUliuu Montgomery lleturna From Ilia Enatern Trl|i—Urnvllj of Chlnrae Situation
AT THE HOTELS
PURCHASERS AND MONET LOANERS
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THE TRAIN BROKE DOWN Denver end Rie Grande Sued for $25,000 A PASSENGER'S PLAINT Had to Take to the Ties. This Caused Disease He !fow Avers That He Hm Become m Victim of Aeiulei.t Pectoris. Kegodatloeia for a Compromise Xow Pending
SUIT ON A BOND Tronltlp trlaint Fr ,m n Ilnlrl l,rn>r Trmatprrr I From llnml In If a ml
CONVENTION DELEGATES The Apportionment* Filed With the Sapervlaora, Authenticated by the Party Committor)*
WATER WAR GOES ON J. R. Scott'* Argument Cloned—Jutltfe Chapman Open* for the Prosecntlon—Will Continue Today-
A LATE IMPORTATION Ren Turbnn Pleaded That San Frauclsco .Jmlnnnd Lawyers Know If liu Well
CONTROVERSY OVER WATER Canalitre Cnltnrlata and Orchardlata Flic Salt to Obtain Their Share of Lytle Creek Water
ROBBERY AND MURDER Walter WntHmi neetl .lame* Murray Deny Thai riie>- Are Guilty of Crimea Churned
SUES FOR COMMISSION C. Paul? Wants fSOO for Effcctlnirthe Sale of a .e.v»pi»per Rout •
Courthouse Briefs
LIVED HIGH FOR A WHILE Wlllftam Buyers Had ia Good Time on Stolen Money I'aitll Placed tnder Arrest
THE ROOST WAS RAPED Thieves Were Tracked by a Dished Wheel Chance Remark by Rancher Martin Wave Chicken Fancier* Talbot and Mrhflcffcr an Op par(unity (or Theft
IN THE POLICE COURT
Voters Attention 1
, JOTTINGS (
DEATHS
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