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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 331, 28 August 1900 PDF Issue PDF

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ISSUES OF GREAT IMPORT DISCUSSED IRRIGATION, FORESTRY, OIL LAW % Commissioner Binger Hermann on the Subjects REPUDIATES TIMES SCHEME How Montana Cattlemen Sought to Use Irrigation Sentiment for Their Personal Gain. Status of Petroleum Mining Provisions
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH
LOCAL
CHINESE REPORTED TO HAVE KM FORCED ALLIES TO RETREAT
ALLIES AGAIN ON THE MOVE Taken the District West of Peking
BUBONIC PLAGUE REPORTED IN 6LAS6OW
WAR NOT DECLARED
GERMAN TROOPS SENT FORWARD Two Thousand Fresh Mn Roach Poking MESSAGEFROM CONGER Communication With Mi City Again EstaillsM Cfc»«t« Reports the Mlllut Wtmrn (■temnl of *M Mzth With Bum lut Tin Tll«
NEEDHAM NOMINATED rt ■'FOR CONQRESS Seventh District Republicans Convene at San Diego Patristic nssslutlsns Indorsing the Administrations sf Prssldsnt McKlnley and Governor 6a|o»Nomlnatlon Nads by Acclamation
FOUGHT WITH RIFLES <taarrel Over a Colored Wnaa Resalts ta Death of Three Negroes la Arkansas
TO IDENTIFY THE DEAD War Department Orders That Graves of Soldiers Be Carefully Marked Wherever Possible
BRUTALITY OF POLICE Colwml Preacher Scores the New York Deportment Innocent Men and Women dabbed When Tliey Appealed to the Of* fleer* for Protection During the Recent Riot
MERELY SCOUTING DONE Military Operation* In thr Philippine# Confined at Prraent to InslgnMcant Movement*
Removlnar Women and Children
OLIVIER IS A PRISONER Another Boer General CapM BRITISH VICTORIOUS Jtn All-Day Flglit Under Uiifavorable Conditions Lord Roberta Report* That Hl* Louse* Were Comparatively Few Considering; Severity of the GUflgClMlt
Complaint of Germans
Charges Awilnst British Surceoas
SHOT HIS FHIENDAND THEN KILLED HIMSELF
ENDLESS WAR IN THE ORIENT Russian Diplomat Takes a Gloomy View GERMANY'S INFLUENCE Says It Is Oreat In China and Decidedly Bad Til Inks the Knlser Will Sot Be Sntlaltrd With Anything Less Than the Aciinlaltlou of More Territory —»'
TRADE WITH ECUADOR Demand for California Prodaets Steadily Growing Flour and Wine In Particular Favor aud With Better Transportation Facilities Will Find a Ready Market
LITTLE REMAINS CHAMPION llcntn the Challenger, h. H. Haekett# at the International Tennis Tournament
Reorulta far the Army
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NAVAL VETERANS PARADE THROUGH CHICAGO STREETS First of the Grand Army Reviews Given Over te % the Men Who Menned the Fleets Inclement Weather Interferes With the Marine Display-Sons at Veterans Hold Their Anneal Meeting and Reunion. Oryen Declines to-Attend the Encampment
IMPOSING CEREMONIES OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT COME TO CALIFORNIA
ASSESSMENTS FORBIDDEN Rule Relation to Political Contrlbntlona From Poatal Employee Will Be Enforced
HELD AT BAY. BY A WOMAN Desperate Battle in an Illinois Town SIX PERSONS SHOT Mlil«t Murderess Resists Arrest With a Rifle! Conotableo and Cltlooean Stood Off Until the Honaee !■ Boomed Over the Woman'* Hend-Two Men Dend
(irowlnt Cities
STEVENSON THE NOMINEE People'* Parly National Committee Makes Him It* Candidate for „ Vice President
Chluese Full of Fljrlit
Fatally Beaten
Caatine Ordered to Away
VISITS KERN RIVER
ROGERS DEFEATED < Washington Foaloqlata Meet In Separate Conventlona anil Brenk the Governor's slate
ROUMANIANS TALK OF WAR Say Tl»nt llulmirla Hunt Be a Lesson, by Fnree of Arm« If Xcoessary
Committed Murder While Inane
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FUST lIME AT ' mWHKNCE Opening Day of Grand Circuit Meeting DARK HORSE APPEARS Ungainly Looking Grey Mare Beats Lissa Bee At Shrepftlaeaeil Bay Kins; Lief Was a Prohibitive Favorite and Woe the Antnnn Malelea Stakes With Eaat
At Windsor
At Highland Park
At Chicago
At Dpi Moines
At Sit. Loilt
Hawthw* Race Entries
EASTERN BASEBALL less Game, Resulting la a Tie
Brooklyn Won Eeasllfr
American League
FITZSIMMONS RETIRES Gould Not Arrange Match With Jeffries 8«J'« That Henceforth He Is Throach With Flihllgi and Will Go Oat With the Horton Lair
WOODLAND FAIR OPENS Large Crowd Present and Active Interest Shown In the Rncei
DYING BY THOUSANDS The Cholera Outbreak at Simla Is One of the Worst on Record
Convention of Superintendent*
WEST 6IVEN THE DECISION Welcett Quits After the Eleventh Round CLAIMS HE IS HURT His Action Arouses Suspicions of Dishonesty Has the Bent of the Vlarht I'ntil the Twelfth Hound, Whet He Refiiei to Go Oa, Sarins lII* Arm la Injured
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
SEMI-CENTENNIAL NATIVE SONS' HOP Pleanaat Affair I<a«t Xlffht Under the Anapieni of the Lou Angeles Parlor
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
POLITICAL NOTES
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FOREST FIRES ARE BELIEVED TO BE NOW UNDER CONTROL Threatened Danger to Los Angeles Watershed Is Brought Officially Before the City Council
PASADENA NEWS FRIENDS GRIEVED AT NEWS OF ARREST 1 Dr. Turner Is Held in High Esteem by His Many Acquaintances Fuaeral lerrleei of A. M. Elios Will 1 Be Conducted by the G. A. R. at Undertaking Parlor* Wednesday Morning
YOUNG HOODLUMS IN DURANCE VILE Disturb Meetings at Peniil Mission anil Are Locked Up Frederick Smith, n Young Englishman, Succumbs to Consumption at the Half-Way House on WlLson's
NO REPORT MADE ON THE FRANCHISES Delay Saved the Traction Company From Certain Defeat at the Hands of the City Council
EVERYTHING READY FOR CELEGRATION The Local N.5.6.W. Parlors Anxiously Walt Tlma of Dopartoro The Director* of the State Fair at Sacramento Have Set Amide a. Special Day lor Kullve Son*
Do* Killer In Cotirt
CANDIDATES IN SEVENTH WARD ————— Tiny Address in Enthusiastic Mntlnt nf RnpuMlcan Voters Speak fop Repablleaalam, NeKUley and Prosperity and Denounce Fallacies Advanced by Bryan
MUCH TALK OVER RIDS FOR WORK Supervises After Discussion it Length Tiki Re Flail Action Coit of Coantr Printing and Snppllea Canses Material Difference la Opinion Among; the Members of the Board
CRTY HALL NOTES
Veterans Orwiiilse
REV. DR, A. M. HOUGH SUMMONED BY DEATH
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THE CHINA SITUATION
SOME PROOFS OF PROSPERITY
THE LIGHTING CONTRACT
DISCREDITED AGAIN
A BRYAN TRICK EXPOSED
SOME NOTABLE THINGS
A WHOPPER FROM SAN DIEGO
Protecting Public "Domain
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IN THE PUBLIC EYE
• AT THE THEATER J
PERSONAL MENTION
THE TIMES' SHEARS
•♦ • ♦ In Line All the Time
| EDITORIAL OPINION | SSJSJ SJSJ3J3ISISZIBQISJ3I SJtij SIBJSISJSIBIEMSIBBH
The Rlcht Thinkers
Too Mildly Fat
The Men Who Lmt
A Firm and Successful Policy
The Hyphenated Vote
An Alarming Contingency
A FEW REMARKS BY PAPA
2facie Sam's Changed Condition
CAUGHT IN PASSING
A Day AkMi
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THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY *'j', _____ Orpk*«H—Vtaderllle. Mereseo's—''Mr. Barnes of New fNk." Police, etty kali—lo a. at. Freeholders, city hall—TiSO p. m. Westlalce repabllcaa elab, 2102 Weet levealk at reft—H p. m. University republican dab, Thlrtf*l|klk aad Wesley avenue—M p. m. THE WEATHER
. ALL AROUND TOWN
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS New Teachers Are Granted Certificates and Matters of llmitlaie Nature Disposed Of
TOOK ADVANTAGE OF LACK OF COMPETITION Gas and Light Committee Reports Unpleasantly on the Attitude of the Electric Company City Forced to Accept the Only Bid for Street Lighting for the Coining Year, Because It Was Either That or Darkness
NOGHANGE YESTERDAY Miss Effie Reynolds Strengthened Her Position The Kimball Piano Ordered by the Hern Id 111 reel From Chlenwo Arrived Yesterday—Standing; of Candidate*
FAVORS FI6HTING FOR FEDERAL AID 6eorfo H. Maxwell Speaks on 6imral Development of Irrigation Fitiiln a Lack of Interest In Work of National Ansoelatlon In Loi Anffelea and Makes Appeal *ip Members
POLICE CULLING*
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PARADE OF HORRIBLES [V t ■ v > .... Annuel Celebration at Ceteline ... PROCLAMATION ISSUED Spirit of the Island Announces the Festivities ■loop Yacht Marie, Owneel and Commaided by Charleee A. Wedgewood of Loi Aeaxelee, Arrives at Avaloa
VIOLATED LIQUOR ORDINANCE Koterprlnlnic Santa Ana Dealer's Scheme (o Enlarge Hlee Bunlueaeae Kot a Suceeim
REDONDO'S BANNER SUNDAY Greatent Crowd of the Neanou Gather* at the Beach for Bathlna nnd Fliihlna
FOR STEALING ABALONES Accused Men Held at Santa Barbara PRISONER RESISTED Fought the Officer When Being Taken to Court BuKKy Containing Tito Men Struck b»- a Train at n t'roaslnv Wear Serena, hut They- Rnmprd Without SerlouH Injury
SNEAK THIEVES ACTIVE Several Ferion, nt Longr Beach Have Suffered From Their Depredations
AT SOLDIERS' HOME Visit of Major T. T. Knot on His Reaalar Inspection Tour
PASSED OFF QUIETLY Detnoerntlc I'rlennrlefe nt Itedlneids IteNulted In Eleetlon of Canenn Nominees I
PEACE OFFICERS FIND NO CLEW Still Searching for the Body of the Murdered Babe Humom Regarding the Mystery- Run to Knrth Hrlng Searchers Buck to the Starting Point
Tatoocd Beauty
MR. HANFORD IS ANNOYED Exciting Politics et Sen Bernerdino THE MAYOR'S THREAT Says He Will Kill Harris if He Denounces Him The Latter'a Attempt to Inipnvn the Mayor's Motives Mny CeiUNe Trouble at the Convention nt Redlnuda
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS Monrovia Improving Its Wator System Another Good Strike of Water Hn« Been Made by the Dnarte Mutual Irrigation and Canal Company
Jnll Delivery In Moeetann
ACCIDENT AT POMONA Man and Boy Receive Serious Injuries Horie and Rider Fell Into n Ompnol and a Spectator Wai Injured While They Were Being Rescued
HIS VICTIM MAY DIE Serious Charge Against a Ventura Mexican Examination of Reyes Flore* Postponed Awaiting Result of It-Jurles to the Mnn He Stnbhed
THE OMNIPOTENT TRUST
NOT ON THE REGISTER No Dental Certificate, No Pay for Service ——. Answer Filed to Hull Broasht Dr. Frnnlc Comer of Santa Noalea AitMlnfft J. U. KnrNfl for Pro* fvsaional Nervirea
One Way
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES
NEW BOOM AT NEWHALL The New Century Oil Company'* Strike In That Ulntfrlct Hai Stirred Matter* Up
AT COALINGA Wonderful Changes In This District In the Last Six Mouths—Some ttlg Truusfers Made
Petroleum
OIL SITUATION IN THE EAST A Better Outlook for Higher Price* Than (or Some Time Past—A Few Hljc Striken Being Made
! BAKERSFIELD | Itomnnce and OH—A Little Love Story anil Many Note* From the Oil Field
i THE COLORADO OIL FIELD i Herald Correspondent Describes I (he Oil Industry at Florence. A Promising Field
I IMPORTANT OIL CASES POSTPONED TWO DAYS | Suit* Involving Jimlro Rom' Lnuil Scrip Decision to Come Up lu Vnltetl States Court !
Hope for Producer*
NOTES FROM THE FIELO
Grensc Spots
PROSPECTING NEW TERRITORY Ocean Front Oil Company Drilling Near the Shore Southwest of Santn Barbara
Oil lit Roumanla
Declared Dividends
CALIFORNIA'S DANGER FROM MORELOS WORM Chamber of Commerce Again Urgc4 to Take Action Against the Mexican Peat
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FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortgage*
Honestcada
Attachments, Men*, Leases, Etc. } w . „ ... . I
. Miscellaneous
Msrrlsge Licenses
Building Permit*
J Chuae the Sunset
RAILROAD NEWS
Went Point Cadet*
FOR A YOUNG GIRL
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Senator Giark Reported to Have Ircn and Goal Indication* Tlmt for Montlm He Hon Bcea Laying In Rlehea in ttnh Preparatory to Hond Ilnlldlntf
ON 'CHANGE Conditions of New York Market* as Shown l»y Trim auction* oa Wall Street
CloNing Stocks
!!nn«| List
Snii Friinclnoo Mining Stock*
t'lilengo Cirnln Trnde
Mctnl Market
New York Exchange
(■ruin and Provisions
Visible Sn|»i»l>' of Grain
Loudon Financial Review
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oalljr Call Board D«aila>a and Prion of farm and Dairy Prodaeo
EuMtern Llventnek Market*
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
Dentil Dae to Accident
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL Canned Asparagus, Not Fresh, in Big Shipment Eastera Writer Claims That duality of Edibles la Sacrificed In the Effort to Increase Their Keeping Power
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I'rlees Realised by California HortU velea and Elsewhere
n
San Frinclico Green Krnlt
New York Dried Frnlta
The Prane Crop
Monrovln Fruit Shipment*
Walnut Crop Mailt
Cotton Future*
PE9ULIAR FREAK OF LIGHTNING Man Struck Read and Ltft Sitting on the Seat of a Mower
PANIC IN EMERGENCIES Women Generally Face Death With Greater Caliunena Than Men
i Economy Is Wealth
ODD PREMONITION IN A DREAM Drnrburn Street Dlsnster Pletored to n Girl In Her Slumber
(■OOll
llonpltal Hoof Ciarllen
On Hl» Vacation
MINING GLOBE MINES Interest In Cracker Jnck Mis* | Honde4-D«Telop»fnt Work Pr«> | vreaalng Continuously
Plnnl Mines
Six Feet of Copper
Curran'a Circulating Library
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DUNN DECLARED TO BE INSANE Committed to Asylum by Judge Skew WAS DANGEROUS MAN M Slnt Fin Tlmas at His Brother Admits He la Crmmy bat Don Sot 'Remember Having Made aa Attempt «o Commit Murder
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
TWO BIDS RECEIVED FOR MAIN STREET PAVING Legal Camplleatloaa Prevented Other Offers to Perform the Work. Appeal to Coarta Probable
LIQUOR DEALERS COMING TO TERMS Fear the Rigid Enforcement of the Rule Prohibiting Private Rooms Appeal to Their Otya Members to Avoid Any Conduct That Will Caase m Protest
News About Stamps
FOUND DEAD IN BED BY WIFE A. M. Elson Succumbs to Cancer DIES OF HEMORRHAGE Held Position of Oepoty Tax Collector Had Resided la Thin County for Several Years aad Had Takea Promlneat Part In Polities
MAN RUN DOWN BY RECKLESS DRIVERS I John Brown, a Sewer Fluaher, He-, celves Several Serious Injuries
COULD NOT INDUCE HIS WIFE TO RETURN TO HIM Man From the Wilds of Texas Arrested for Disturbing? the Peace
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FORESTRY COMMITTEE Hon. Blnger Hermann Given an Opportunity to Inspect Forest Fire Devastation
CAN DRAW HIS PAY « BUT MUST DO NOTHING Cltr Council Finds an Knar War to Dispose of the Sealer of Weights and Measures
NARROW ESCAPE FROM A GRAVE IN THE DEEP
Card of Thanks
j The Daaireroai Game of Golf
I TRY ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE I » K. .... .U_
FRUIT TREES TO BE PROTECTED Many Fumigating Tents tn Arrive ORCHARDISTS REJOICE Damaging Insect Scale to Be Exterminated Increased Facilities Will lie ft (■rent llnon to Urowern and liaise I'rleeei of the Cropne #
REV. BASIL E. NEWTON IS NOT A METHODIST The Former Pastor of CSrnce Church Withdrawn From th* Ministry and Uenomlnntloii
Illinois Reunion and Picnic
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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