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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 296, 24 July 1900
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FEARFUL HAVOC OF FOREST FIRE Slopes of Sonto Anita Canyon Swept by Raging Flames INCALCULABLE DAMAGE WILL RESULT 6rave Fears Are Entertained for the Safety of the Guests at Sturtevant's Camp-Fifty Men Are Engaged in Fighting the Conflagration
LOS ANGELES MISSIONARY IN IMMINENT DANGER Dr. Charles Roberts Surrounded by Boxers at Koo Fan and Only Immediate Relief Can Save Him
FIRE STILL BURNING '-I'eopllp Have Bern I.MTln* Klnrto j rant's Gamp—YounK Girl !■- J Jnred by Fulling Stou
DROWNED AT HONOLULU Emll« rhlbrecht, Former Champion Cyclist of Southern California, I.OUCH Hl* Life
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ESCAPES TAXATION Contrn Cowta Water A«- ■eaaiiicnt Has Beea Reduced From f1.250,000 to f7
WILLIAM R. CONGER DEAD Wai a C«n»ln of Minister Conger and an Old Pioneer of California
German Forces Redaeed
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY WILLING TO MEDIATE Will Issue a Proclamation Today, Granting China's Appeal, but Stipulating Certain Conditions Which the Imperial Government Must Accept
LAST OF THE LEGATIONS A Story That Knocks Oot Conger's Message FOREIGNERS PERISHED Such Is the Statement of a Chinese Official He Snr« That All Were Destroyed Early In the Month In n Bombardment by Heavy 4>UIIS
HOPE IN WASHINGTON Late Dispatches From Bnropa Strengthen the Belief That the Foreigners Are Safe
HTCALLA LED THE FORCES Wne Determined to Go On tu Poking AN OFFICER'S DARING Olbars Wanted ta Walt But Ha Refused •eelsred Re Weald Oe ta tke Besene at Ike Reileiet Whiles If He West Aloae Wltk His Mes
GERMAN SKEPTICISM Mast Hear Direct Pram rrklaa Beta*# Tfcer Will Believe tfca Foreigner* Are
EVANS' PREDICTION "Flfhtln* Bob" Looks for the Entire Remodeling of the Map of the World
COMMANDS PROTECTION FOR ALL FOREIGNERS Imperial Chinese Edict, Attributing the Trouble to the Missionaries) Received by Secretary of State Hay
CAPTURE OF TAKU Storming of the Forts by British and Japanese Described by au English Woman
CHINESE REPULSED Two Severe Encasement* With British Troops Xemr Wet Hal Wet
Who Owas the Horse»
DID NOT SLAY HIS WOUNDED Unfounded Story About Admiral Seymour RETREAT TO TIEN TSIN Beset by Oners but Managed ta Saw His Sick Sent Down the River by Boats While the Alllrd Forres Fonglit Oil the Enemy Day and Xl«ht
STRIKERS WILL FIGHT Trouble Between Frneer River Can* uera aud Flaheruieu May Lead to Illoodahed
BURGLARS AT PHOENIX Several Houae Entered the Lnat Few Daya—Snleide of Well-Known Mining; Man
TOWNE MAY REMAIN Story Regarding tin Populist Nominee • Report That He Will Star on the Ticket In Order to Catch a Few More Votes for Bryan
Pool Roobi Llceaaed
STORMING THE FORTS AT TAKU British Officer Describes the Fight AN ALL NIGHT BATTLE i I I Double Attack by Land and by Sea i |C'htnoap Shells Did Not Kxplode, Otlierwlae (lip Alllea Wotilil Have Suffered Fearful Lous
Fifteenth Inlrnilry Coining;
Itemey Ooluk to Tien Tsln
Hay Coca to Clevelnnd
FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE ALL REPORTED SAFE
ENGLAND'S DOUBTS Must Have Word Direct From Sir Claude McDonald Before Chlaese Are Credited
Klemnnn's Sentence
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DARING DASH OF DEWET Cuts Lord Roberts' Liae of Commuicetioa HIGHLANDERS TAKEN ___ One Hundred British Seldlars Made Prisoners The Boer Leader Doubles on Hie Tw' I and Makes Good His Jyc-lerlei of Sharp Fights
TREATMENT OF REBELS Blue Book laauvil by Rnfflantl Itrlntlve to ColonlMla Who Joined the liner*
HEATH'S NEW JOB j He ReiIKDR as First Aaalatant l'oatmaater and ArriTea lu Chleavo
LAW SET AT NAUGHT Cntnit Proceeding* A*alast 8. P. OMelals Stricken From Jfldie Bahrs' Calendar _
DEMAND ON COLORADO Japai Wants the Quarantine Against He* Subjects In That State Raised
"FALSE ON ITS FACE" Admiral Dewey Denounces the Letter to Pettigrew He Dealfi Positively That He Ever Made the Fill pi noes' Any Promise Whatever of Independence
NEELEY'S EXTRADITION Tuklnir of Additional Testimony In Accordance With Jndge Lncowbc'i Decinion
DEADLY NAPHTHA LAUNCH Mother and Son Killed by an Explonlon on Long Inland Sound
May Winter In Honolnln
Ex-Governor Carr Dead
SMOKED OUT BY LYNCHERS Alabama Sheriff's Desperate Fight WOUNDED ONE OF MOD Finally Overpowered awl His Prisoner Lynched The Negro Aaeiallait of m White Girl Strang Up to a Tree and Hl* Body Riddled With Ballets
RICH PLACER DIGGINGS REPORTED NEAR JUNEAU
FUSION MAY FAIL Kalian* Sllverltes Ha«ll>- Split ll» Over the Dlvialon at Stntc Ofllcrs
WILL JOIN CHAFFEE General* Freil Grant and Tlinmam Hurry to Be Asilffned to Dutr In liiliin
FRENCH FORCE FOR CHINA Kxpedltlonary Corpa Will Conalat of Two iJrlirndea and Will Nnmbrr Thirteen Thouaand Men
Chretien Indicted
PORCUPINE MINES LOST Found to Bo On Conation Side THE DALTON BOUNDARY Work of Delimiting tho Lino ComploM Valuable Placers Supposed to Be on American Soil Shown to Be Batlrelr 'Within British Jurisdiction I –
M'KINLEY'S VISITORS Many People Gall on the President nt His Home In Canton. Ohio
EMBEZZLEMENT THIS TIME Air Edwin Arnold'* Son In the United States Court Again on a Sow Clin rice
TAMMANY'S TALK Resolutions Denouncing President McKlnley (or His Poller Toward the Philippines
CONFLICTING REPORTS One Chinaman Sari the Ministers Are Den* an* Another Bars They Are Well
BELIEF OF BOXERS Translation of One of Tlwir Mrs Received Declares That Rain Will Not Fall In Chlnn Until the Christians Art Driven From the Land
RELIEF OF KUMASSIE British Forces Arrived Barely In Time to Save the fearrlson From Starvation
FOR SHIPMENT TO CHINA United States Quarternmiiter'a Depot at Jeffersonvllle, Intl., Hccplvpn n Rnnh Order for Supplier
Judge Hnffbei of San Diego 111
l'he rhnatinqiana
Eleven Nesroes Drowned
LISCUM WAS NOT RECKLESS His Plate Wis in Front nf the Linn GEN. MILES' TRIBUTE American Officers An Brave as the Bravest German Attache at Santiago Who 1 Made I'njait Criticisms Coald Not Be Considered an Anthorltjr
RUSH TO NOME Thirteen Thounnnd Fire lluml rod People Landetl From Ship* En- > tered nt the Cnatom Honne j
REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS Prominent Men Who Will Stump the Country Daring the Coming Cnmpnlflrn
Cavalry for China
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IT ALL SORTS
DIOGENES' IDENTITY
Bog«i Curios of All Kind*
_ EDITORIAL OPINION J Saia qmemsms/ei sjsj stgl siaiaiaiaiaiaiaj sia&s Loaing I(« Hold
LookM Tlifit War
Chin allien Are Safe
UniiiK; I l»
Only One of tlic Kind j
Succumbed Again
ProdlKloni Onlm
The Utility of Hears
Shoddy and Sham
{ Discomfiture of the Delegate
Section of 4he Livingstone Tree
Eclipse Affected Bicycle Tires
THE HOUSEWIFE'S PART
fc AUGHT IN passing!
Effect of Climate oa Plaaoa
MENTIONI ij^aaiiiaiaiaic^m^jaisram«Bßaa.'Mj
IN THE PUBLIC EYE *!
Bicyclists and Pedestrians
Because Americans Don't Drink
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast ssel Wealkrr Conditions
Tea Dollars Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
AT THE THEATER
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
FIRE CAUSES A STAMPEDE Exciting Scene at the Vienna Buffet SPARKS FROM ROOF I Fell Upon the Trombone and Cornet Thr IllaiKp Orltclnnted In the naltl■nore RFitanrnnt on North Main Street and Olil About fil,ooo Damage*
MARK HANNA WAS FULL OKered to Eat > Letter If He Bad Fooled the Police on Hie Distinguished Cognomen
PALACE STILL CLOSED All Attempt* of Creditor* to Reach n t'omiiromUe Hare Thus Far Failed
TANKS OVERTURNED Trolley Oil Gars Crash in Collision F. L. Duntley, an Oil Wagon Driver. Serloimly Injured- on Seventh Street nnd His Vehicles Wrecked
California Fruit Sales
Torpedo float Dentroyer
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PURCHASERS AND MONEY LOANEBS
LEFT UNDER A CLOUD Creditors Mourn Departure of J. Wiley Wallace He Traveled «a RniililGalt-Dlulpnted lIU Fortune anil Deserted His Wife—Thought to Be In New Orleans
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE CHAUTAUQUA'S SECOND WEEK PUCMds From Sale of Rial Estate MR. LANDIS' LECTURE "Messages of an Optimist" Bothered Mrs. Ira V. Ckayla hlka "Tk» Wicked Dollar"—Conference •( Mathers' Clnb. to Be Held Thnraday
DESERTED HIS WIFE t Mexican From Riverside Arrested. Robert L. Battle, Who Tried to Kill Horton Naynard, Applies for m Hew Trial—Stolen Wateh Located
At the Soldiers' Home
HOLD-UP EXPLAINED Pasadana Mm Vary Badly Seared ■trite of the Attorney*—Movement •a Foot to Orgaalie aa Electric Company—Letter From Caye Nome
CROWDS AT REDONDO The ITew Pavilion Proves a Great Pcraonal Mention
YOUTSEY'S DARK PLOT Had Men Ready for "Something to Happen" Testimony of Kentnekr Mllltla Officer In the Trial of Powers. Mountaineers Heavily
RETURNED FROM CHINA Mrs. La Wheat of Loa Anselei Relates Her Experience While In Shanghai
Peary's lifcOtln Delayed
WITNESSED THE FIRE Anion People Treated te a Novel Sight i Blase In {Me Mountain* Vlilble at Catnllnn—Bi-Goternor Landla* Experience With n Tuna. Notes and Personals
ROOSEVELT'S LECTURE
DEER FOR THE WARY Must Know How tn Press tin Button rateur Will Do the Rest—Arrested for Monica Notes
IMPORTANT DECISION Tmmls Divert the Percolallnf Waters J«<(t Oiter Ofeldti the Salt of (he Monteolto Valley Water Com* – pur U Favor of the . Plaintiff
WAR OF STOCKMEN riften Hundred Sheep Owned la Colorado Shot l»r Wyomiil Cattle Owners
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES
In Various fields
l
Petroleum
GREAT FRUIT CROPS Eiot Million Dollars for Citrus Frills E'roaprel of a Sadden Jump Upward !■ the Yield of Oranges, Lemons and Aprleots. Frnlt Notes
BOARD OF EDUCATION Only Routine Business Was Transacted and Two Teachers' Resignations Were Accepted I
PROBABLY LYING Prince Tun Report* That Tbm Was o Attack on the Ministers on Jaljr 18
DISTRICT BY-LAWS Rules Governing tin San Fernando District Petroleum Miner* Establish New Laws and File Them With the Los Angeles County Recorder
FULLERTON SURVEYS So Clash Ii Expected Between the Various Companies Operating ' la That Field
WITH THE RAILROADS Santa Fa Ratiras From Joint Traffic Atraanant Sew Contract With the Oonrimtat. Opening Freight Pipkjisri. New Sleeper to Bakersfleld. Battery 0 '
BAD INDIAN SHOT Wounded by a Depslf Marshal While Reilitlnc Arrest* Near Hackberry, Arts.
Jnpnnene Minister Arrives j
Shock at San Dle«o
A FIRE AT FULLERTON The Columbia Strike Ends In Destractba Flams near? Je(> Quite Seriously Burned. A Column of Flume Two Hundred Feet High '
FAILURE OF SUCCESS Well-Kaowa Oil Casifasr Dlimlt* la* bat Will Protect ers la Their Rights
IN SOCIETY
SENATOR JONES AT CHICAGO I Chnlrmsa of the Democratic National Committee Brains Work (or i the Csmpalss
Isilss Famine fund Concert
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FAVORITES BEATEN Opening Day of Hawthorne Races Senle* Finished I.nst In the Monntlnoek stake.—KxcMliik Dead Hent nl Sit. I.niil»—Brighton llrtK'h Itcnult.
St.. I,mil* Result.
Brighton Bench Ilaer.
ItsnnlnK At Detroit
A "Ringer" on the Track
GANS NOT SATISFIED He Post* Forfeit for Another Fiftht With Frank Erne or He Wonld Meet McGovern
EASTERN BALL GAMES Two Tie Gnmea Stopppil liy Ilnrknpim. noNton Win* in the Tenth Inning.
StnntlliiK; of I«eairne Club*
A merlon n Lenirne
ONE RECORD BROKEN Gresceus Does Fast Work at Cleveland Opening Day of the Grand Clrenlt Rnees—Kant Time In All the Eventa—Five Tliwnannd People Present
DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED Think They Are Not Properly Represented on Hawaiian Boards of Registration
STRANDED ON A ROCK Terrible Experience of nn AdvenluroiiM UlcyeliMt nt San Frauclico
SOME BRILLIANT PLAY Tennis Tournament at Brookline Tenth Annnnl Content for the Longwood Cap—Sumner Hardy's Defeat by H. 8. Foster a I Surprise
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
A MIRACLE? A PlllalturK Mm Heart mad Speak* After Klftr Venn or n Doable Silence
WEDS HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW Leo Hlrach at Milwaukee Knock* an Old Joke on the Head
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FURTHERS ME AT VARIANCE | Perez Scores Oyer His Erstwhile Associate RECEIVER APPOINTED The Incoming Partner Med and Decorated tome of the Inalde Working;* of the HelmlntholoffU* ilualitPMa Re▼euled in Court—Courthoeeae Briefs
MURDER AND ROBBERY Walter Wataon. C. Jlll.nn and Jinn Murray Have Their Caaea Set for Trial
SMASHED THE PITCHER _________ McGuire Says He Did It nndThnt Him Wife Sniunlied Herself hy a Fall
THE GAME SEASON Protest From Xeirhnll Against Killing the Female Deer in Close Season
WANTS HER CLOTHES A Pin Int Iff Seek, to Recover Some ' Swngicer Gurmeuts From Her >' Tailor, und Dmuuarra
A FORTUNATE MINOR F. Seymour Field* n Fonr-Year-Old Boy, Inherits n Valuable Estate
Courthouse Briefs
BEG FOR TEN FEET Billboard Men Are Anxious to Compromise i i ill. Gaylord lYUalilre Tried His Eloquence on an Obdnrate Council ftu Endeavoring to Get m Concession j
The Fnrranut Here
DELUGE OF FRANCHISES Bath Streetcar Companies Ask Privileges WISH TO EXTEND LINES The Traction Company Outlines Three Routes | Lou Aiißflpa Afreet Rnllivny Company Would Like to Build Along; JefTer»on Street to the Western Limit I
WILL NOT SUCCUMB tMnlor £ Zolieleln'a Rebate Demand , on the Imperial Saloon Continues to Hob I'p
MILK ORDINANCE PASSED The Council Stands With the Health ( Hoard in an Attempt to Legislate for K'ure Food
WILL READVERTISE FOR BIDS I C*as and Light Committee Decides That Neither of the Offers So Far Mude Will Do
Claims It Was a Mistake
IN THE POLICE COURT
JOTTINGS
mums
DEATHS
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