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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 292, 20 July 1900
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A HERALD WANT ADVERTISEMENT BRINGS GOOD RETURNS ANDREE'S S"JLVg REMAINS Indians Report the Discovery of Three Bodies and a Quantity of Wreckage on West Shore of James Bay
CREDITORS IN POSSESSION The Palace ia the Heads of the Sheriff SWAMPED BY EXPENSES Cost of Running the Resort Proved Ruinous U*t at the Principal Creditors—Sn■tron Attachments Levied. Probability That Baelaeaa Will Be Resumed
WOULD DETAIN LI Uplift That It Would Be Better to Hold Him ■* ■ Hostage on a Warship
Captain Relchmann's Denial
WILL ASSIST MINISTER WU Policy af the Weshiagton Government NO CENSORSHIP ON NIM Germany's Action is Not Approved Possible Effects of the Latest Disturbances oa the Slberlaa Border—Military Movements
Chances of War
THE MORNING'S NEWS
LOCAL
TEA GOES UP
WOMEN HACKED TO PIECES; CHILDREN BORNE ON SPEARS , I Chinese Merchant of Shanghai Tells of the Horrible Scenes lie Witnessed at the Massacre in Peking
REVOLT IS SPREADING Europeans at Nankin Ara Threatened PREPARIN6 FOR FLI6HT Russians Defeat the Chinese in Manchuria Japanese Correspondents Charge the Csar'e Troops With Horrible Atrocities Toward the Chinese
MARINE CORPS LOSSES An Official LIM of (be Killed as# Woinded Received From Admiral Remtr
LAST MESSAGE FROM BELEAGURED LEGATIONS Letter Signed by the Japanese Minister at Peking, Dated June 29, Appealing for Relief
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ORE6ON Wll SOON BE FIT FOR ACTIVE SERVICE I ■ ■ ___________ Captain Wilde Asks for Permission to Make Temporary Repairs and Return to His Station
RECIPROCITY WITH ITALY Proclamation Issued by the President nun on wines lowered Spirits, Still Wines and Vermouth Benefited Lang; List of American Products aa Which the Itallaa Tariff Is Redaced—Terms of the Treaty
GERMANY EXPLAINS An Inspired Article Giving the Reasons (or HamlllatlnK the Chinese Minister
WHOLE FORESTS AFIRE Great Destruction of Timber in the Sierras Unless Cheeked at Once the Low Will Heach Into the Millions. Ills Chute Reported Burned
TROOPS AND TRANSPORTS i Extensive Preparations at San Francisco for Prosecuting the War
STARVED TO DEATH Fate of n Prospector Named Wynrk, From Lob Auvelea, In Hrltiah Colam'bitt
Nonlaatloai for Congreia
CLOSE OF THE PARIS GAMES Americans Again in tlia Lead DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES Frenchman Captures the Long-Distance Run Fallare to Siolltr the Americana for (he l'ole Vault Hnri Theiu Pros Participating In That Event
CANNERIES MAY CLOSE Fraser Hirer Flshermea Rnolltilr Hold Oat (or Twtatj-Flvt Cast* BSa«k far Salasea
WILL HOT QUASH Jnilsre Bahra Rale* That loathera l*aclllc Officials Unit Answer to Contempt Chars"
CROSSE POINT RACES First Past Time of Blue Ribbon Meet l'rlnce Alert Makes a Mile In 2i05. Some Fast Racing; on the Davenport, lowa, Track
Fast Ilnclng at Davenport
THEY ARE AMERICANS Oallunt Work of the Ninth Infantry In the Fighting at Tien Tfcln
Ice-Bonnd Fishing; Venae!*
Clothing for Soldiers
■atolll's Appolatment
POWERS IN THE PLOT Shipped Mountaineers to Frankfort STORY OF AH ACCOMPLICE Witness Culton Tells of Defendant's Actions Promised to Provide for Hl« Family If Wll»n Would Refuse to Testify—A Bos of Cartridge!
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ONE FLAG, ONE COUNTRY FOR THEM ALL NOW Grand Army and Confederate Veterans Kindle the Gamp Fire Where Once They Met in Deadly Strife
SUPREME COURTCASES Fresno Flume Company Must Pay Damages of Lo» Angeles Superior Court Agalnat Fidelity Mutual Life Association Reversed. Other Decisions
GREAT DROUTH BROKEN fclght showers In tho Vpper Salt River Valley—Construction of Reservoir Advocated
Damaged Steamers
V Convict Must Hung
BOY SERIOUSLY HORT Injured by Falling Wall at Pasadena .Runuwnr Horses on the Viaduct. Battalion Drill of the Amerlcus Club—A Benefit Muslenl Entertainment
FRENCH FLEETS REVIEWED President Losbtl Inspects the Channel and Mediterranean Sqaadroas
Japanese Steamers Imprmied
POLITICS ROOMING Campaign Formally Opens at San Diego Candidate for Congressmen and the Legislature—Water Contest Belub Revived—Other Notes From Ban Dies*
NOMINATION WAS DELAYED Kentucky Dnmncrats in i Bid Tingle COMMITTEES DISAGREED The Beckham Supporters Stood Solid Large Audience at Inliftoi Wal.tt All si(kl for mm Great Tkat DM Not Come Of—J a (Iff e Robbin* the Chairman
BITTEN BY A RATTLER Santa Ana Maa Loses His Horse—A Remarkable Photograph of a Pallia* Maa
GOLD DEMOCRATS Commute* Named to Arrangre for the Indianapolis Meeting oa , Jaly 25
BACK FROM NOME A Riverside Man Tells of Great Suffering Death of Jose Nnlnonca at Oxnnrd Recall* an OKI Tragedy—Annnal lieport of the Library SI sector*
Wheeler Waata to «o
ladlaa Troop, at TaJta
A FAMILY SKELETON Who Was Win. La Vies' Legal Wife Prospective Contest Over the Prep, erty ef the Decease*—JtoTeaseat Onwlai to Auex Arlington Helfkll
THE NEW CRUISERS Naval Board Decides Upon the More Important Features of the Ships
| BURNED TO DEATH An Oakland Capitalist Perishes While Trying; to Save Hla Property
HURRY-UP ORDERS First Cavalry to Be Rallied to Seattlo (or Tra asportation to China
Raaelaae Hard Pressed
ChaCeo Promoted
FLOIE VILLA BURNED Total Loss of Many Valuable Paintings Beaatlfal Cosstrr RoMtMt of Mrs. Arthar Ball at Oatario Entirely Destroyed—Mr. Ball's Has* ( raw Escape i (
NINTH CAVALRY GOING Six Troops of the Fa rami Colon# Regiment Ordered to Proceed I to China
EXPORT COAC TAX , ! Announcement of the Actlom to It Taken by British Colambin Parliament
ALARM AT CANTON j Fntlle Efforts to Persaade LI Haas Chans Not to Os to Pekln*
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ALL SORTS
Hat Weather KrlvolHr
(N CHINA
EDITORIAL OPINION Tired of IrrailM
The Ml»l«nnrles
A Doubting Hind
Lost Two Members
Tie Bryan Trust
Doubtful Indeed
Alarmlnv
The tsaal Way
Out They Came
Symptoms
CAUGHT IN PASSING
Her Astronomical Reasoala*
PERSONAL MENTION
FN THE PUBLIC EYE < 2
THE CITTC NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orvktsß-Tsstnllk. Mooting sf Kknuksss, chamber •( eomateree—• t, m. Sixth ward republican snooting. Akey's hall—TiSO f. ■< Bicycle races at tho Velogronte (Harrington's biarfl)-* p. m. THE WEATHER
?»*■«•*» mrnd WmmlMm* I
Ten Dollars Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
ASTOR APOLOGIZES Makes a Spectacle of Iflaaeelf la 111 Ova Paper Ova* the llllaa | Affair
Chaataaaaa Aseeaablr
Ool# From Australia
CHRIS TILLEY'S | SURE SHOT Jealous Grocer Tikes His Revenge MOOHLICHTWALK RESENTED Caught Fireman Mitchell With His Wife •eat ■ Bullet Crashing Into Hli Back H He Was Making OS •ad Wlaf<4 Hlat Seriously
FLEECED THE LAMB Two Raaer Alter Wmm Rob Rafael Floree—Are Arr«at«4—The Trial T*4ar
RAILROAD MEN'S MEETING Members of the Western Passenger Association Have Appointed aa | Exeentlve Committee
RAILROAD AFFAIRS Reduced Rates on Nevada Ores Over C. and C. Sonlhern Paclflo Is Making Important Additions to Boiling Stock erensed Baslneas
FUSION THREATENED < I tin ho SllTtrltoi at tofgcVheada Over the Propooltloa to Nom-1 ante a Senator
PULLMAN'S GIFT Ample Provision Made for ■ Fine Free School of Manual Training
Proved an Alibi
Mare Islnnd Kavy Yard
NataflM la Imm
■aasasoued to Peking
•old to* Europe
SHORTAGE OF FRUIT Peaches and Prunes Are a Complete Failure ■ > Apricots and Alfalfa Greatly H«> daoed 'fkrasgk I'nseasoaabla Winter Weather and Prolonged Droath
SCHOOL DISTRICTS LAPSE The Average Dally Attendance of Pupil* Had Fallen Below the leial Minimum
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE MIONG THE CHIUTMOUMIS Temperance Workers Out in Force OR. CHAPMAN'S ELOQUENCE Mrs. Dutton on Domestic Economy Am litomtlii Talk « "P«r««tku<" kf Mlas Sefcaefler—Prof. Cklek Ei»M» «»«•*• •< Voice Prolutloa
la Order of Importance
SPORT WITH TUNA Cetelino Anglers Are All Happy Again SOME 0000 CATCHES MADE A Lack of Flying Fish For Bait Kv«rboif Anzloii to Hare a Try at tlie Big Flali—Practice Pigeon Shoot at Live Birds. Social News
BANKS RETURN MONEY San Bernardino County Funds Withdrawn Jndge Campbell Flies Bid for Electrie Railway Franchise and •i Ordinance la Drawn
REDONDO'S NEW PAVILION Formal Opening Will lie Held Xex* Weak—Series of Concerts and i, Da uvea to lie ulveu
PETTIGREW AS A SPORT He Lost Heavily Once and Paid His Indebtedness Like a Man
THE PUNS MATURING – For Municipal Building at Santa Monica The Trustees Will Be Asked to Call a llond Election—Several Big Plonlcs Conalng-Ncwi Notes of Interest
HOW CHINESE USE THE BIBLE I KiplSMtin of a Sadden Demand | That Astonished the Mlsslon,l ary Society
WILL FURNISH POWER Electric Company Formed at Redlands UeattiHl Tfcuter Rnoaantt State Approprlatloae for Tar cat Practice—Water Low la Bear Valla?
WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS And Aftd Mra, Ami 8(111 Slti Walt, lug for Her Vout Uruuddaashter's Return
Scotch Flikeraui Caddies
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES THE OIL FIELDS New* From the ExchnnKPM-CouHol-Idatlon Tnlk Growlnß— Note* on Developments
THE FULLERTON FIELD Detailed Report of Progress There /in Active Center of the Petroleum Industry Where the Indications Point to a Promslng Future
PITCHER & GARBUTT WELL In the Oil Sand Thirty Feet With Oil of Twenty-Fosr Gravity
PHENOMENAL FLOW OF GAS Story of n Water Well on n French* man's Ranch at Santa Fe Springs
REFINERIES ARE PROFITABLE lloxv the Standard Oil Company la Becoming a Factor In the Situation
FOR CO-OPERATION Meeting to Be Held In Bakerslleld to Consider Qaeatlonii Relating to Markets
NEW OIL CARS COMING Southern Pacific Company Has Anticipated the Demand Which Will Be Made
Oil Industry at Redondo
Incorporations
Petroleum
BIG COPPER SHOWING A Deposit Xear Jerome, Arlsona. That Is Twelve Acres la Extent
Some Handsome Sprelsiesi
Riff Low Grnilp Discovery
FEDERATION OF LABOR Purposed Consolidation of Union Bodies Pin* to Amalgamate the American and Western Organisations Is |Kow Vaider Way at Denver
BRYAN TO EGAN The Democratic Nominee Thanks the Former Republican Leader for Hlb, Support
WORK FOR WOMEN Helen Cioald Outline* Pinna for the Care uf tioldlera and Sallora
WANT A DIVISION The Managers of Western Railroads Will Advocate Sharing Mllltary Bualnewa
NEELY MAY ESCAPE More Evidence Srcp»«nry Before Ho Cun Ue Extradited From Culm
VAST FORTUNE LOST Suit of Durkee Heirs Is Dismissed Sonfirlit to Recover Nearly Sixty-Five Million Dollar** Worth of Bonds of the Central Pacific Company
ROLLED ON A SANDBAR The Pniaenvrrii on n Lake Michigan Steamer Paaa a Sight of Terror
RAISIN POOL FORMED Will Control JMI Per Cent of Cullfornln tininiit Product for Three Years
WILL NOT REMOVE | Divinion Henclqnnrtern of the Santn i Fe Ronil to Iteninin nt Fresno
BERGENOT'S SECOND VICTIM ! ! | 'August BrrKrr, Who Win Shot by a , San Jo«e Comttnble, In Dead I , t . ~
PEST HOUSE IS FULL Smallpox Epidemic Raging at Cape Nome IH»ea«e Is Spreading Rnpiflly and Government OfllrinlN Are Krectlng Two l.nrKcr Strnctnrvs for Honpital Use
Rockhlirs Appointment
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ALARD SCHECK WINS Golden Age Loses Hyde Park Stakes track Two-Year-Old Loads I>>- Half a Lenfcfh—The Dny'» Hcinlta on Other Kaitcra Tracks
Washington Park Hum
Tlie ValleJo Races
At BelUlr
On the St. Louis Truck
Brighton Beach Races
THE NEWMARKET RACES ; Clilcane, Ridden by Tod Sloan, Wins the Chesterfield Stakes (or Tvro- | Year-Olds
WILL FIGHT M'GOVERN Frank Brne Deposits a Thousand Dollars to Bind a Match at 133 Poinds
Ryan and Jeffries Split
BASEBALL IN THE EAST >w York Winn by Better All-Round Vork-Pltt«b«r('i Hits Scattered
American L«aine
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES
CITY HALL NOTES « , A Miscellaneous! Lot of Small Items Originating In (he Various City Departments
OUT FOR CONGRESS 1 Milton K. Young Want* the Dcn«» emtio Nomination for the Sixth District
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
ON 'CHANGE Condition* of Xew York Mnrkel* us Shown by Trnnunc* oils ou Wall Street
Closing: Stocks Npiv Vnrlf Inl«. n» i..
Bond List
San Francisco Mining: Stocks
London Financial Review
New York Exchange
Treaiarrltatcmeit
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Unity Call Board Dealings and Prleea of Fnrn and Dairy Produce
Baatern Cattle Markets
Chlcaico Grain Market
California Fruit Sales
The Metnl Market
Dried Fruit Priori
General Merchandise
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW llifrtffaseii, f i<K".«aad Ovef
Traaafert, fiouo and Over
Rdeaiei, fIOOO aad Over
■all«ias Permit*
THE LOCAL MARKETS
IN THE POLICE COURT ,
MnrrlitKe Licenses
Bonrd of Eilncntlon Mrt
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