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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 333, 30 August 1900
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PRINCE TUAN REPORTED DEAD Killed in a Battle With Japanese BOXERS BETIIBN HOME Dm Hid Enough of War Wltb the White Man Coaatry la the Vlelalty af Pcklat CraplHtlr Deraalated—Tprilklt Coadltloaa Riiitlic ■t the Capital
HARMONY PREVAILED Nominations Made Without Friction at Republican County Conven tlon at Sacramento
Latest Casualty Report
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TBSLKORAPH
LOCAL
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
USED A RIFLE ON A SCRIPPER Blood Spilled in Kern River District J. M.TERBELL WOUNDED Shot In tho Leg hy T. A. Wells, a Homesteader Dlapate Over a Qurlcr Sectloa at Laad on Which Both Had Filed Clalma the Caaie ot the Troable
DISCOVERY OF.X PLOT TO BURN SHANGHAI
BOY BURNED TO DEATH WHILE TEMPTING FATE IN THE FIERCE FOREST FIRES flames Spread With Alarming Rapidity and foreshadow Destruction of fntire Reservation
I Curd a Cannon to Kill Himself
Horaetfclef Coalesces
aerssa*r*s Hew Minister
DIPLOMATS ALL AT SEA Complications in Chinoso Situation LONG CABINET SESSION Germany's Attitude Eicftes General Sasplclon ■fr prn**i Coarse UK at All la Km»lb| Wllk Vna Badow'a Pakllikti DcrcUnitln •( Jaly 13
Cnandlnn Paelflc Strike Settled
REVIEW OF THE KNIGHTS Pythian Army Makes a Fine Display CARNAHAN'S ELECTION No Opposition to Commander of Uniform Rank Vlrf-Saiifeme Chancellor Wether# Will Probably Be Elevated to the Highest Office la the Order
NEW YORK PRIMARIES County Republicans and Taminnny-Hall Retain Control In Greater New York
TEACHERS' CONVENTION
THREE NEW CASES More Victims of Bubonic Plague In Glaagour—Shipping Mar Be Quarantined
DEPEW IS COMING New York Senator to Tonr California Dnrlng the Present Campaign
CHINESE GIRL KIDNAPED BY FOUR HIGHBINDERS
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HERSELF Desperate Deed of an Unfaithful Wife LEFT HER NUSDAND Eloped With His Friend, Taking Children With Her Mrs. Pnnl Sontng Shootae Hcriclf 1b the Head With a Pleetol tpoa Being Deprived of (he Cuitodjr of Her C'hUdfc*
MINER COLLECTS HIS PAY WITH A SHOTGUN
MACHADODORP TAKEN Hoberts Reports Another Victory for the British Hoers Moke a. Feeble Resistance and Retire to tbe North Where Pursuit Is Out of the (fcuestloa
Admlxxloa Day Celebration
Trying to Prevent a Strike
Maso Declines
British Troops for Amor
Refineries Closed
PROMOTION IN STORE FOR GENERAL CHAFFEE
TROUBLESOME YAQUIS Indian* Attain Take to the Warpalk and Will Soon Be Exterminated
Bryan Writing a Speech
Summoned Home bf Bryan
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VETERANS FORMALLY WELCOMED TO CHICAGO Mayor Harrison Extends ttio Hospitality of the City to the Grand Army Tlis Day Oevoted to Business by the Encampment and Auxiliary Organizations-Commitiee Reports on the Treatment ot Veterans in Public Office
Census Return*
Compulsory Military Service
Russians Go to Peklsg
HINT THAT ENGLAND WILL CLAIM CHINESE TERRITORY
CHINESE JUNDITS RAID THE TARTAR CITY OF CANTON
LAWYERS IN CONFERENCE Session of the American Rar Association i PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS I Charles F. Mandirson Talks of Heeded Legal Reforms |(.'a*tfcnt Need of a Uniform Divorce i Uw-Btlli of Om-Lfglalatloia Mnnlfmtrd In Many St si tea. J Annnnl Election
READY FOR THE FIGHT Corbett and McCoy- Put on the Finishing ToucheN for Their Comin|( Match
Associated Shcrfrin Meet
FIFTY FOREIGNERS LURED TO DEATH RY GOVERNOR YU
BRESCrS FATE DECIDED UPON Humbert's Slayer 6ms to Prison for Lifo _____ ' ADMITTED HIS GUILT An Immense Crowd in Attendance at the Trial The Prisoner Given an Opportunity to Make n Statement and Said He Was Indifferent aoi jlo the Ontcnno
CITIZENS WILL GATHER AT THE BANQUET BOARD Complimentary Dinner to T. K. lillibon Will Be the Occasion fop OaXtng and Speeches
BANDITS HOLD lIP A UNION PACIFIC TRAIN
Some Auatrnllnn Joke,
The Fnt Man's Joke
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SPOKE TO A PACKED HOOSE N. P. Weed's Lecture oe Isthmian Canals ONLY ONE 600 D RODTE Advantages of the Proposed Wcaraguan Waterway Thoeegh Loairrr In Distance It ■»- «l«lren Nseh Lm» Excavation Than the Other*—Benefit* to Loa Angelea
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
MAXWELL TALKS ON IRRIGATION Addresses the Chamber of Commerce DESCRIBES WORK DONE Gives His Views on the Plans of tke Association ; I Slnj'a the Rrolnmatlon of Arid U«4« la On. of the Greatest Tkl»t» for tke Oo*er«me«t to Accomplish
ANOTHER VICTIM OF DESERT SANDS
GOVERNOR SAW RACES Banner Day of the Week at Woodland The Sport Wns Good and the Crowd (he Uririt Ever Seen at the Track—Records Broken
At Sheepshead Bar
At Windsor
At St. Lonla
At t'hlcaco
At Highland Park
Hawthorn Race Entries
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
NEWMAN CLUB HOLDS ITS MONTHLY SESSION "Daniel O'Connell, the Catholic Emancipator/' la the Sahjeot of Papers and Dlieiailoa
Use Allen's Fset-Ease in Yoar Gloves
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PASADENA NEWS WILL OPEN THE FALL CAMPAIGN Pesatfona Republicans Prepariot for a Monster Parade Hens Notes and Personal Meatloa From the City of Beautiful Driveways and Homes
AMERICUS CLUB READY FOR WORK Oner Two Hnmlred Uniformed Members Report for Doty Civil Service Examinations Will lie Held at Pasadea* by the Postal Authorities
ESrSJSIBISIMSJ9JSISISIBIBISI9fBISISIBJBJB®SffI Names for the Hall of Fame J
EXTRAORDINARY BATTING Haw a Baseball Qane Was Won by Fierce Overatloas With Ike Stick
Head Walter Gee All tfco Tips
PHYSICAL CULTURE Its Belsttssi to the . Beaaty of the Face and the Form la Worn
Catches FUh With Birds
Uncle Ben's Politics
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THE CHINESE PROBLEM
JEKYLL AND HYDE
AN IRRIGATION CAMPAIGN
THE LATEST HOLDUP
ALL SORTS
THAT SULLEN SILENCE
The "Times" Lnstng Prmtlß*
Succeiafitl Trip
i»uiHjeuc»juiJcroyiiui- leuoucsirKEiuuuuis luuiriunsiuc EDITORIAL OPINION
And They Have Been, Too
Yonr Move Next
The !«wpi«n of the Affair
In (jieriiinnir
t Renrttl All Around
< Shooting mi Almlt»N» Turret
From I'nit to Slow
In KnnnNi
J Uettiuit Over n Chill
BELGIAN HARE PERIL
Sn Snlnonkrrpem In Pomonn
One off China*. Sii|»erNtltionji
THE ANTI
POLITICAL NOTES
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
[personal mention!
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
THE PUBLIC PULSE
FROM MANY SOURCES
Glories la His Crlaiee
g
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY , OrfktSß-TaatiTlllt. Morocco's—"Mr. Buses of Hew York." Complimentary dinner to T. B. Gibbon nt California club, T. 30 p. m. THE WEATHER
Tea Dollnra Rewnrd
ALL AROUND TOWN
Routine of the Fire Commission
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
WILL OF LATE LOUIS MESMER Made Bis Bequests to His Favorite Sen LEFT LAH6E FORTUNE Estate Is Valiid it About $350,000 Widow sad Children An to Receive Handaome Leiaetea, Provided They Do Not Bring a Coateat
JAMES HARVEY IS SERIOUSLY BEATEN BY THREE MEXICANS
PROTECTION FROM THE MEXICAN ORANGE WORM I Directors of Chamber of Commerce Meet la Rer«lar Session
"GREAT TOM" IS TO BE RETIRED
TOOK ALL JOHNSTON'S MONEY FROM HIM Two Shabby Footpad* With a (ion Get $13 Front a Fruit Peddler
PopnlUt* Open Headquarters
HERALD PIANO ADMIRED Hundreds of People Pause to ( Take a Peep Kimball Plaao Shown la Willow of Bartlett Made Coapaar Attract* Wide Attention— of the Caadldatea
Illinois Reunion and Picnic
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS LIQUOR CASE _0N TRIAL Suti Monice Dealer's I Herd Fight PUZZLING PROBLEMS .» . – Jad 'Hush Pleads tha Caisa ot tin Rastauratear Offer* All Sorta at OUnllm Takra I'p Almoat Entire Day la , Selection of a Jary—Other roller Court Caae*
SUPERIOR JUDGESHIP ImiiiM Will Not Try to Retain tho Office San DI«fo Politician* Relieved by Jad*e Fuller** Statement That * He Will Retire When Hl* Successor 1* Elected
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED L'hlaess In Peatlnnda Celery Field* Held Up and Relieved of Their Money
Poor lliei for Fine Wood
PICNICS AT CATALINA Lobster Barbecues end Sailing Parties DOLPHIN ENTERTAINS Informal Recaption Givsn on till Yacht Whlttler Boys Will Break Camp Friday, When the Girls Will Be Taken Over for a Two Week's Dating
DESTROYED BY FIRE House of George O. Amoi, Near Monrovia, Burned to the Ground
Rents tlie Yerkes Telescope
TAX RATEJNCREASED Larger Than Ever Bafore at Riverside Riverside aad Arlington Electrla Hullwny Company Has Asked for Franchise to Kxtead Its Lines Within ilie City
BAXTER DENIES JS GUILT San Bernardino Robbery Case MONEY IS RECOVERED Part of It Found at tho Scona of the Assault Transfer Deeds of Property to Stamford University* Hearing Over 97,000 lo Revenue stnoips, Filed nt Hecorilvr't
PLEASED CARD PARTY Seven-Hand Enchre Entertains Hedo nil o Soviet)- People at the Hotel
ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION Democrat!a nt Fallerton Nominate W. 11. Spui'tfcon for Aaisemblyman From Seventy-Sixth District
VENTURA STREET FAIR Program Contains Attractive Features Voting Contest for Queen of the Carnival Is Bxeltlng Great Interest Throughout the County
Mammon Rules S«olety
CONVENTION AT REDLANDS / San Bernardino Democrats Meet BLEDSOE NOMINATED Defeats Waters for Superior Judgeship liiinronln School Ron el V*«ne Bold to ■« H. Holllns and Son® of Sia FrnnclHco nt a I'remlm of |»QO » 1
FINCH'S WORKING TURKEYS Ttrr Emu Him ftS a Day Catching (.ruimhoiipern (or tkt Neighbor*
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES
TWO SCRIPPER CASES Ariameats Began In Trials Which Seem to Parallel the Olive Case Prevlonsly Tried
NOTES FROM THE FIELD
Fatal OH riiUt
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Operations ito Begin Soon on the South Side Some Misfortunes and Man? Successes. Five New Companies for Midway—The Discoverer Pros* peroas—An Idea ,
THE LOS ANGELES FIELD A Thorough Review of Operation* In the Weat a Large Amount of Work Under Way
SANTA BARBARA "i Operation* in the CovDtjr Growing In Magnitude nnd Good Heiilta lletns Obtained
Montezuma's Strike
Incorporations
Petroleum
STANDARD IS COMING Herald's Eiclasivo Story of Yesterday Confirmed Agent of (he Company In Balcerafield Give* Some Additional Information Regarding Proposed Work for That Section
MINING LOST MINE FOUND Remarkable Dlacoverey of nn Old Shaft by Two lonng Men* I'roapeoling Near Tempe
THE MINERAL WORLD Kotci From Mnur Mining Districts of the Southwest Where Active Work Is lu Progress
REPORT EXAGGERATED Dob Caboiai Strike Look* Like t Bis Thing, But Wild Re|»orta Are Deprecated
Satisfied Willi TliPiimelves
Patagonia
MAYOR LOST HIS CASE Decision Against C. A. Storko of Santa Barbara Superior Court Decided That He Cannot Draw locrenaed Salary aa Fixed Before Hla I'redeeeaaor'a Death '
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FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Homesteads
Building Permits
Miscellaneous
* RAILROAD NEWS!
Dellgkti of a Urr Ismlm
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Mr. Stubbs Explains Antagonism to Nicaragua Canal j | lii I err st lii k A<l<lrenn Made by Southern Pnolc OfflclUal nt 11 !laia«|iirt In FiMim for American Shl|»t»tug; I
Mntlrond *«rvrj»
ON 'CHANGE Cnudltlona of New York Markets aa Shown l»r Trnnanctlona on Wall Street
Clo*liiff Stocka
IToncl I,lst
Kenr York Exchange
London Financial Review
Treaanry Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET daily Call Hoard Dcatiutfa and Prlcea of Farm and Dairy Produce
tlilcngo Grain Trnile
The Boston Wool Market
Grain and Prorlvlona
Metal Market
Hrltlsh Grain Trade
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS
To the Deaf
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL Eastern People Hear of the Winter Melon A Hint to Callforala Voietnlile (irowcr» Which May Re of Great Value—lt U Well Known Here
OUTLOOK FOR FIGS Perslstcut Work In Building tp the to Success
i PROSPEROUS YEAR A<l viinee Sheet of Monrovla-Durte Fruit Kxclianft Makes m Good Showing
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I'rlces Realised by California Horticultural Products la Los As* feles and Klsewhere
Man Francisco tireen Fruit
Jffw York Dried Fruits
Xpw York Frnlt Auctions
C'hleagta Cralt AaetlMi
Leadoa Frail Haled
Corbett and McCoy Contest 86 Bound*
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WILL LIKELY APPEAL CASE Comfy Educators Want Salaries MAY BRING TEST CASE Jntp task's Decision Is Msitlsfactom rmllnl of AU»e«« County Board Ivggnti All Join la the Action and Share Kipcaiet
SUES AN ATTORNEY TO RECOVER STOCK G. Kloeckner Say* Latryrr Did Sot Act Kindly- Tutvard Him In n Deal
IMPORTED COLONY OF INSECTS RECOVERED Disappeared After Hatefcfac, Bat Are Poand to He Dcatroying Mealy Bus
MUST PAY BILL FOR HEADACHE TREATMENT Tar«uolse Miner Denies Slvutire. Bat Judgment Goes Against Him
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
UNION MEMBERS WILL | CELEBRATE AT REDONOO (•rand Preparations for the Labor Day Exercise* at the Beaeh
Lecturer Hood Arrives
BIDS EXCEEDED APPROPRIATION Dalay on Normal School Improvements DIRECTORS POWERLESS Fignros of Contractors Hl(lier Than Was Eipocted Attorney General Ashed for an Opinion on the Legalily of Abnndon-Ing Certnln Portion* of the Contemplated Change*
COAL OIL AND DOUGH A BAD COMBINATION A Housewife's Many Duties, All Performed at Once, Cause Her a Serious Eurn and a Blaze in the House
CITIZENS ON A TOUR OF INSPECTION Water Coafereace Cnalltte of the Chamber ot Coaiaieree Spends Oar Vlewlag Crystal lprl«(i
SMALL BLAZE IN THE CITY HALL i fire Breaks Out la the Oflee •( the City Electrician. Bat Doe* No Damage
CHILD ARRESTED FOR THROWING STONES Tried to Strike a Companion and Broke a Window In n Street Car
Marriage Lleenaei
Xo Complaints Filed
BABY DRINKS GASOLINE AND DIES FROM EFFECTS
ON TRIAL FOR GRAVE OFFENSE "Alibi" Russell Must Answer To Another Charge ot Larceny Man Well-Known to Police Aceiifd of Stealing m Xunilier of Household Articles
POLICE CULLINGB
News About Btamps
Use Webster's International Dictionary
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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