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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 343, 9 September 1900 PDF Issue PDF

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HALF CENTURY lAS CALIFORNIA ENJOYED* PRIVILEGES OF STATEHOOD Sons and Daughters of the Qreat Commonwealth Assemble at San Francisco in Countless Numbers to Do Pitting Honor to the Occasion
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH
LOCAL
BOUTHUR* CALIFORNIA
TIMES IS CONVICTED Of TREASON TO PARTY Democratic Delegates Urged to Nominate Stephen M. White Otis Visited His Candidate's Office and Practically Pledged (lis Support—The Tell-Tale Telegram
MORE MISSIONARY VICTIMS OF BOXERS ARE REPORTED Gonsul General Goodnow Reports the Names of Thirteen Americans at One Point Who Were Massacred by Ghinese
GERMANY IS OBDURATE Reasons Wliy Sii3 Will Not Evacuate LI Hang; Cl»nn»* Credential* Still Considered Insufficient l»y (he .eiv Representative of Gerinnny to (binin
CRUISER BALTIMORE DROPS ANCHOR IN HOME WATERS
Tec?? M "411 « 'v'
Xo Agreement Reached
Rfirnii Von Kettelrr'n Deiitti
PISTOL, HATCHET AND KNIFE USED TO MURDER A CHINESE
Sacra pii nlo'M >loral Spasm
Sail .lost* Ranker Dead
REGULATORS INDICTED Twenty Missouri Citizens Accused of Murder Sequel to tile Breaking: Up of a Desperate Band of Thieves in 1 SOT—A Deathbed Confession
TRAGEDY AT RENO Saloon Mtin Commit* Suicide After Woun<linf( lIU Partner and the Lntter's Wife
Stockton Shooting Affrny
TO ( l»K A COLD IN OK DAY
! INDIANS DRIVEN FROM RANCHES BY SETTLERS Chief or Mohave Apaches and a Party oT Braves Go to Phoenix and Appeal to the Governor for Protection
JAPANESE ORDERED HOME TO SERVE IN THE ARMY
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TERRIFIC HURRICANES CAUSE DEVASTATION IN GULFSTATES Many Vessels Are Wrecked on the Florida Coast,, >otton and Rice Crops Are Severely Damaged and of Galveston Is Flooded
Galveston Stmt OS
The City Flooded j
Bnlldlncs and C'""*'1
1 Havoc at Rockport
GREETED Win ENTHUIASM Vast Crowd? Gather to Hear posevelt A mm maintM prosperity i He pints Out the Danger to ,ie Country's Welfare .Ifra All Cltlaen* Who Love Their Country to Stand by the Admlnlatratlon Which Hat Made the Natoon Proeperoua
|New Century World's Census Proposed
SENSATIONAL RUMORS DUE TO GORBETT'S FLIGHT TO EUROPE
CONGER INSISTS THAT LI HUN 6 CHANG BE ALLOWED TO PROCEED TO TAKU
GOAL MINERS POSTPONE ORDERIN6 A STRIKE PENDING NEGOTIATIONS
NATIVE SONS ENJOY TRIP TO •AN FRANCISCO BT CALVERT WILSON,
Held a Lonely Prisoner for IS Years
Dnkoloi'i Cnve of the Wln<l«
BOER FORCES SPLIT UP AND IN FULL RETREAT
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PREPARING TO LEAVE PEKING Orders Sent to General Chaffee TROOPS TO WITHDRAW i Will Be Sent to the Philippines Before Winter llrllrf at Wnnhlnnlon That Xrarotlatloaa With the CklnfM Gov«-rn■nenl Will Hp Hrouaht Abuat at Once
Inrilmi < r»i> iM'ciopccfN
CARNEGIE'S FINE SCOTCH CASTLE Magnificent Heme Being Fitted Up • ————— UNFOUNDED REPORTS Ho Discord Among Members of the Steel Company 9tvrlea From Xfi» York Rpgardliß u Serious Dlanffrerment Between Carnffle and AnoclMtea Are Denied
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS Mnricopn Conntjr Convention Meets nt l'li«ieui mill > nines < :i nilhln i «•«*
"Itlnek JiicU" Convicted
Prof. Hllnr ( liomoii
ALL EYES ON WASHINGTON Europe Awaiting the Next Diplomatic Move FEELING IN ENGLAND I ' Public Has Full Confidence in Lord Salisbury Hl* Absence Hal Given Him ai Opportunity to §tady the Situation In bumpered by the More Kseltnble Minister*
PRESIDENT'S LETTER OE ACCEPTANCE
FRANCE IN A DILEMMA Chinese Sifuetien Offers ! Difficulties CONFLICTING INTEREST Not Prepared for Complete Withdrawal From Peking lAt the Same Time She la Afraid of lilrlnii lllriuf to Hiaila aad Thereby Dlirnplli| the Alliance
TRADE COMPETITION Americans Gut Deeply Into the British Markets I'npfra All Over the Kingdom Sonnd Dnily Warning;* to the People Agiiinnt the i ommcrrinl Rnoronch incnti
Two lloji-m Snlfoented
GOOD SPORT AT THE STATE FAIR — Much Brilliant Play in Pain Game PARADE OF LIVESTOCK Magnificent Display of Horses ond Cattle The 2itß Pnelnir H«A Wm Won by Queen R. In Stralubt Heme ,Tlir Ylnetor Rnnnlns Stoke Went to Fomero
PASADfiN/ NEWS LITTLE INTEREST IN NEW CHARTER Citizens of Pasadena Are Not Enthusiastic on the Subject
CLOSiOF THE bptist meeting Ninth Annuik convention Is Hold Wh Great Succts
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EXTENT OF OTIS' PLOTTING
I FURTHER PROOF OF BETRAYAL
URGENT TELEGRAM WAS SUPPRESSED
| MATHEWS DID NOT 6IQN TELEGRAM
THE TINES' HAND FURTHER EXPOSED
CONVICTED FROM ITS OWN MOUTH
FRANKLY ADMITS OTIS CONSPIRACY
CAUSED BY JEALOUSY A Colored Man In Colorado Kill* n Neighbor and Fatally Wound* Ul> Wife
EASTERN BASEBALL The New Yorks Lou to Si. Lonli om Errors After Gaining a Good Lead
Weakness In llultinc
Effective Pitching
American Leanne
Oakland the Winner
Stlnaon Won Golden Vase
Nelson Defeats Walthonr
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OHIO CAMPAIGN IN FULL SWAY Rally of Republicans at Youngstown j THOUSANDS PRESENT Foraker, Depew and Hanna Make Speeches prosperity of tke Conntry Vniler tfce present Adminlatrutlon Compured With the Hnlit Brynn 'Would nrlns
BRYAN AT MILWAUKEE i Keeps a Large Crowd Waiting Many Hours Make* n Record-Breaking Rnn From ('liii*nko nnd llns a Nice l unch While Hi* Admirers tiroff Weary > !
Itiim'* IO rumination
iMiirnn moil! «»f Kiflfincn
VOTING fOR lilt MOST POPULAR SALESWOMAN Another Big Day's Balloting Brings Mrs. Biddison Nearer the Front
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES Last Day of the Autumn Meeting EXCITING CONTESTS David Garrick Beats Et&elbert for Champion Stakes I'opnlnr Opinion Wm Thnt the Beat Horif Did Sot Win and That Favorlte*« Defeat Wan One to Poor Riding
TRY ALLEN'S FOOTEASE
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ANOTHER REPRIEVE FOR THE SALOONS Police Commissioners Grant to the Liqoor Dealers of the City a Few More Days Grace Harsh Treatment Premised, However, for Those Who Do Not Comply With the Order of the Board Before Next Wednesday
SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE ON WEDNESDAY
WILL REFUSE TO BE A CANDIDATE Walter W. Haas Declares Ha Doe* Nat Want Another Tern a* Cltjr Attorney
HELD TO ANSWER FOR ASSAULT WITH SHOVEL H. K. Hamilton Must Stand Trial for Striking Down the Tehaeapl Postmaster
LOCAL PIONEERS WILL GO TO SAN BERNARDINO the Admission Day Celebration
Marriage Licenses
PROHIBITIONISTS WILL LISTEN TO J. G. WOOLLEY
CLAIMS FRAUD IS BEING USED Charges Made Against Prominent People A SENSATIONAL SOIT M. M. Gorman Declares That He Is Victim of necelt An Alleged Transfer •< Stock to Swindle a Shareholder Ont of six Thousand Dollnrs
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
EXCITING CHASE FOR A FLEEING BURGLAR
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOS ANGELES COI'HTY) COMMITTED TO WHITTIER: I Incorrigible Youth Of Santa Monica AT PUBLIC AUCTION j Eckart and Hopf Pavilion to Be Sold The Reception Given by Mr. and Mr*. Vuwter for the Ueneflt of the Prenby terinei Kitchen Hi * a Circat Sacvefll ■ ;
PROMOTE THE ENTERPRISE Colonel R. M. Baker of 3lonrOTia Largtl, laterented in Snn Pedro's ,en llanU
FLY 10 PIECES Tho Effect of Coffee on Higly Organized People
i j (SAN RGRKAHDiXO COURT V) BAXTER HELD FOR TRIAL Accused of Robbery in San Bernardino MANY CATTLE DYING I — Texas Fever in the Cottonwood District I Future Proprietor of Hotel Stewart Will Probably lie Col. Kd Dunham, Formerly Manager of the adeaa i
(YENTCKA COUBfTY FARMERS' INSTITUTE I l Well Atteu<le«l and Sneoeaafnl Meet* inv Held nt Santa Paula
9~— POLITICAL NOTES
COLLIDED AND SUNK Iron Siii|i May Flint Bumped Into the ilnttlcMliip loua in Snn Frniiclnco Ilay and Went Down
GROWING CITIES Oakland and Portland Show SnrpriKlnK Gnlns According to the Cennns
Strike of Clileaxo Carpenters
Whochvomnn Fatally Hnrt
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) HARMONIOUS AND PROMPT Democratic Convention at Santa Barbara LITTLE ENTHUSIASM Nominations Made With Little Delay or Friction Decision Rendered In the Suit lietween the S. P. Company and Lonipoc Cltlaena— lla iiiujfei ▲warded the Latter
(ORAGE COUNTY) SILVER WEDDING Rev. J. D. Green nn«l Mrs. Green of Santa Ana Celebrate Their Tweuty-Fifth Anniversary
MACCABEE CELEBRATION Snntn Ann nnd Newport Bench Tents Planning to Kntertnn a Lsrgs Cntkerisg
TO MEET AT ORANGE Program of Farmara' Institute to Ba lipid Friday and latarla? Next "
The Spiritualists
Drnmnrd While Demented
(■tIVKRIIDB COUNTY) MEETING ARRANGED Riverside Citizens to Ceifer WiH Mr. Gibbon The? Will Preirat Ike lilntanU the City Una to Offer for th« Wew Salt La Ice Railroad* Htwa XotM
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j AT THE EXCHANGES
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Work of Various Companies—Some New Strikes—Amount •( Work In Snnset
NOTES FROM THE FIELD At lis Pedro
THE EASTERN FIELDS A Summary of August Operations Shows Increase In New Work nnd Decrease In Production
ARTESIAN HOT WATER The Keadley Well, on Vermont Avenoe, May Give to Los Atigelei Mineral Hntlia
A Correction
Incorporations
Origin ot Epithet "Lobster"
An Oil Boom
Wanted to Be » Centenarian
The Disaster Forecaster
Petroleum
CALIFORNIA AWARDS AT PARIS EXPOSITION
MINING ARE NOW GOOD MINES Properties Once Considered Wildcat Schemes Have Turned Out to lie of Almost Fabulous Value
FOR GOLD Flans Wo®l4*"! 'or Talcinit tiol/r°m Dl>*ollll> Lett bjr the Colorado
Search!*'
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FRATERNAL HEWS
WOODMEN OK THE WOH v_
SECOND-HAND SIGNS A Sure Sale for All of Them Sooner or Later and a Ready Sale for Some
HIS ENDLESS Ml^ps l*iir Variolar «»f Misfortnno* _ , ' fforod by a Maryland Man
Value of Man's Life
THE JERICHO POSTOFFICE Pap Prrklaa. Postmaster* Telia How • Was Boated
MISTAKES IN FLAG RAISING "Old Glory*' Mu«t Uo to fhe Top Every Time niml All Else Below
Should Sleep % Third of the Time
Artificial I'cnrl Groirlnc
Iloth Kitrrmea
A Few More Left
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Local Company Eipocts to; Prodoco Lithograph Stones Present Sourer of lapplf at Bolnkolen, Bavaria, aad Great Tare Eserrlaed la Seleetlas Oaljr Perfect Stoaes
Fiber Factor?
ON 'CHANGE 09lil(loaa of New York Market! I Wall Street
Closing Stock*
Bond Lilt
Snn Franelsco Mining Stocks
Baalc Reserve
Export* and Import*
liFKol Holiday*
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oally Call Board Dealing* and Prlaea of Farm and Dairy 1* rod no*
Chicago Grain Trad*
Grain Provisions
Ilrltlah Grain Trad*
Cotton Fntnrei
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Prolnpli
A Card oF Thank*
To Oil Well Drillers
Photo Bappliea
Three Says More
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Relation Between Local Elevation and Frost Channels ! A Corrcnpondrnt Attempts to Annul nn Important L<>mioii <*aln«*il liy Venn of Study of Fruit Problem*
REFRIGERATOR CARS Banta Fe Coapiiy la Malting Provision (or Larce Increase la Fttlfkt Bnalneaa
Monntnln Reaervolr
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices Realised by California Hortlcnltural Products In Los Alleles aad Elsewhere
California Dried Frnltn
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SONS OF VETERANS RELIEVE THE AGED WARRIORS AT CAMP FAIRCHILD Day Given Over to the Younger Men, Who Take Possession of the Grove
WAR STORKS AS TOL® BY VETERANS
REMARKABLE INCREASE SHOW! Calfonrii Students it Btrkslqr Total Blrollßml al the VilTtttllr for the Coaslsg Year Will Uo Mil Mark
SOUTHERN STUDENTS AT STATE UNIVERSITY l.mrrn• Lit* of Sobolarn Enrolled From Thla End of the State
Her Father Dead
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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jjf AT THE THEATER. J «W»CCCC<y
PRESS AGENTS' YARNS Specimens of thr Fertile Ro■»•«« That Thfuc Gentlemen Indulßp In
Stew riu)i
Perinnal
Vaudeville Points
The Week's Attractions
The Ilattle of Sun .Imin
PILGRIM JOE Ite Snffm fop the Slim of Others but Coined Out All lIIkIiI In (lie Km!
FILIPINOS FOR ANN ARBOR '•We I.lke lll*nt Vour Apple* niid Your IMmipkin l'lfi," Sayn Their Spokefiimi ii
Play-Time in the Seiiute
Mure IHplomney
MOST POPULAR ACTORS ON THE AMERICAN STAGE
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DOINGS OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT'S NIECE TO WED
FA'R CHAMPION OF Tu~
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
OLD SAM SCRATCH
SAPPHIRES ARE ALL THE RAGE These Gemi Are In Hlrli Favor In the Faahlonable World at the Present
Snvcd Her Canary First of All
Women Criminals In America
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THE HERALD'S EDITORIAL FORUM 2)oes 7/Jamage JVe/p a Tlfan?
'Development of Tlfankind
foolish Sdoxers
Christianity and Souernment
jfcow 71/e Jfcave TJreated China
Climate and 3*resh jib
THE TIMES SMOKED OUT
NEARING A CRISIS
ALL SORTS
Loudon to Have 28 Sew Lord Majors
"GOODBY-GOD BLESS YOU"
siisiuuisi inuy laiaHJUUHaiiaiuoiSMEiuuißUiJUDtsiUßarillDa EDITORIAL OPINION
Knt lie .Won't
Only the Ofto|»un Winn
A Test for llryan
The Grnnil Old Pnrty
Tickling Siiii Frunelaeu
The Eminent Mr. Tutin
Garfield Wouldn't Do It
A Story of Samuel Rogers
An OhMtinute >lnlil
Cnn't Suit 'Km
The CoiuiiiuiiiliiH'iitn
THE DIFFERENCE
ADVICE TO A SAD YUUNG WIFE
Itlrhelleu's Clever Stroke
The Xfw Herald
Wluit One Hoy Ate
[personal mention!
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
The KnUcr'N Trnln
A Good Judge of Hats
Crnleal llefteetlona of ■ Bachelor
Penrls In Cocnannt Palms
A ChnnKeil Man
THE CITY'S HEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orpbrnm—Vaudeville. CHURCH CALENDAR
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Condition*
The Temperature
Ten Uollara Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
SITS HUSBAND i DECEIVED HER : I i I : Ex-Wife Sues to Recover ! Property " J DIVORCED BY DEFAULT. Says Both Had Agreed to a Separation k i .Mr*. lOllle Downe* Claim* to Have lleeii Swindled I, > Aliening n Contrna*t to Mve Apart | From SpouMe i
LOCAL TEACHERS MAY GO TO THE PHILIPPINES The Superintendent of Infraction Says n Uoirn Are Kece**ary
LOVE AND FIRE THE CAUSE OF TROUBLE Mr*, nine* Aeemed of Araon by Her Hon'* Dnrk-Kyed Sweetheart
VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE ILLINOIS SOCIETY Poiirtrrn Women Named to Bo Added to the Lilt of Ofllcera
LAST TRIBUTE TO BE PAID JAY B. ARNOLD llNcort of Xeiripnper Men Will Follow the Itemalna to the Curare
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS Street Lien Halt
SCHOOL TAXES ARE APPROVED Favorable Report Made Upon Levies By District Attorney Matter Will f«e Submitted to Vote of the People for Approval on the Seventeenth of the Month
POLICE CULLINGS
$20 for Three Days
Curran's Circulating Library
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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EATING A PURELY LOCAL ISSUE One Man Conlil flat Live In Ira* ||« Hail a llrolletl Heaver Tall
A Fall Explanation
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LIIERAIUIE §F HE BAY
Xtttea
The Old Books
He Caagrht the Trala
TWO COLD BATHS A DAY • i Pknldai't Method of Krrplnit Cool j In the Hottest Kind ol Weather i
LAFFERTY'S ANIMAL HOUSES Ills Widow Now Wants m Renewal of Patent on Them— Her Novel Story
Object to Oar Lumber
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TIE WORLD OF MUSIC
Lol ihr Poor Compoeer
lluhflnMeln-St. Saeni
The Mackenzie Method
Patti'a t rities
CHURCH MUSIC
LADY CONSTANCE MACKENZIE
BAND CONCERTS llollfiiliock Pnrk
We* t lake Park
East lake Park
Terminal Island
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supplement
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Untitled
VENTURA'S STREET FAIR WW BE GRAND May Mm* Mm tan Im Stcvai «i Sacccn to 41- mlr h SMrt
MY FIRST SERMON
DENMARK'S KING W
MOST POPULAR SALESLADY IN LOS ANGELES The Herald Contest, Wherein the First Shall Be Last and the Last Shall Be First—Maybe! MISS LOIJI8E: PBYRON
ABALONE fISHING AT SAN PEDRO A Picturesque Industry of the Sea Japs fie Dewa la Diving Bell* aad Get tka TaattawM MaNaikt, aad They Are Dried Ml Seat ta Chlaa, Where They Are a lable Delicacy
THIS MAN IS A LIVING IMAGE OF LINCOLN
Softie Famous Bnrda
Cosy Corners – Los Angeles Clubs Where the Bacheior Who Loves His Base and the Man About Town Passes His Idle Hours
ii Royal llrtde
"Mist" Care for Ailing Horses
A Doc §tor>-
I i Hlil I HDDS
| ONE OF THE SIX HUNDRED A Survivor of the Famous Churice at Balaklava Now Living la Georgia
UP IK THE MAIM WOODS A PARADISE FOR CAMPERS
NOT HIS FAMILY SKELETON Mayor Carter Harrison Talka of the UWcovery Made la an Old Vlraloln Mansion
Mo Medal* for Them
He Got an Order
THE SMYRNA FIG IN CALIFORNIA Experiments Nave Proved It Possible to Raise Them Here
She Wan Immune
BADEN-POWELL How He Filled the Place of a Professional Conjurer Darng the Matter's Absence
The Fruitless Search
Crime Prevaleat In Berlla
rinrasicggan 4 Battle In the Hills
ii hi nun
SILKWORMS OF CALIFORNIA .. KM. UXVIT Or THIS CITT, KNOWS ALL ABOUT TKX LITTLE COCOONS. v
Inarratltnde
J VsJf favored Colors 9?ewest £//eoti
tyoiv Creation in TTJiliinort/
Try tn l.nnk Well ftrnnnteii
Pat's Capabilities
Japanese 'Dressing ffiobe
HOW 10 MAKE GRAPE GOODIES
SOME FADS OF THE FASHIONABLES
HOW TO CHOOSE VOCAL MUSIC
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT WOMEN
Jtftornoin Costume
Larcest Eacllsh Farms
for S>ashtonabie Ttfatds
HINTS FROM THE COOKING SCHOOLS Dainty Chocolate L'reana
I.emnned Veal I,«af
■'fitted Mrrfand Ham
Mock fiHN
Buttermilk Pauakei
The Umbrella
Bees la New York
Los Angeles Woman V at the Exposition
AN AMATEUR IN THE MOUNTAINS IN PICTURESQUE SAN GABRIELLC ANY ON WITH A CABAHRA
iHt HANCOCK'S EXCITING TRIP Four Men Were Stabbed, Two Drowned, and Five Prisoners Escaped
The Rldlealosa Chlaese Army
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