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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 351, 16 September 1900
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AMERICAN CAVALRY SENT TO RESCUE NATIVE CHRISTIANS FROM ATTACK BY BOXERS Allied Troops Are Warned to Prepare for a Fresh Onslaught by the Chinese Missionaries Complain Because the Sacred City Was Not Given Over to the Looters—Japanese Commander Reports That Terrible Cruelties Are Being Inflicted Upon Natives by Foreigners
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH
lOUTHGRN CALFORNIA
LOCAL l
STAGE HELD UP BY A LONE HIGHWAYMAN
DIPLOMATS CONFER Representative! of the Allies and the Chinese Walt Upon Lord Salisbury
LITTLE WILLIES "ANTT AND HIS "POPA"
THE BEACH AT GALVESTON DOTTED WITH GREAT FIRES FOR CREMATING THE DEAD Hundreds of Bodies Cast Into the Flames as Soon as They Are Recovered From the Water Action Necessary in Order to Avert Pestilence—Vast Tract of the Finest Residence Portion of the City Now Submerged Through Action of the Storm—Bringing Order Out of Chaos
SEVENTEEN WED OUT BY FLOOD Awful Loss of Life Among the Relatives of Mrs, Sarah Simonds at Galveston
CALIFORNIA'S RESPONSE Wliut the State and Local Commit* teen Are Dolnic for the Relief of the SutVerei'M I
DISTRESS AT ALVIN Six Thnnsnnd People Are IIomelea« nml Without tile llurent Necet-NitleH of Life
FORMER RES2DENT OF GALVESTON EXPLAINS
CATHOLICS WILL AID SUFFERERS
DEMOCRATIC HOPES Chairman Jolinxou Talks About Car* r>lnu Indiana auH Ohio for Bryan
RECEIVED FEW CALLERS > President MeKlnley Rested Yester* day After His Koiifc Siege of Hard Work
Killed by Train*
MaUouey Killed Accidentally
A Mother's Awfnl Crime
Lieutenant Gibson Broken Down
JFire nt San J one
Capture*! After Fourteen Yearn
Stops the Conj;!i and "Works Oil the Cold
FRENCH TAXES BARBERTON Boers Offer bot Little Resistance COMPLETE SURPRISE One Hundred Prisoners and Many Rifles Captured England la Tired of the Carnage, and la Lonklnx Kngf rff Korward «o Annonnopmnt of Real End of the War
Tired of the Carnage
FlKhtlnar Anionic ThenueWti |
Appeal to tlic Natives
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES Effects of n Prolonged Strike Would lie as Serloa* as at Home
NATIVES ARE CITIZENS i Decision of Jnilue Katee In Regard to tbe People of the Inland of (■nam
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM nakemfield H«» Only Two Cmm of Smallpox nnil Both Are Strictly Quarantined
Compromise Prolinblc
i I Game Ended In a Fl«l»t
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER CHARGES RUSSIAN TROOPS WITH BARBARISM
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COAL STRIKE IS NOW ON Practically All the Miners Quit Work LONG CONTEST LIKELY Both Parties Oaclan They Will Not Surrender Prnlieit Mltakatl linn Another ■tataaaeat lUfatlii Certain Mitlou Mada bj; tka Opera tora
Operators Will.Not Yield
Statement to the Pnblle
SEYMOUR OBJECTED Did lfot Favor the Proposition That • Rnsslnn Cruiser Rncort LI (o Taliu
MINISTERS WERE BUSY Methodist Conference Hard at Work Clergy nnd I.alty Took Steps Toward Paying »l! JlortmiKC Mow Kndniiiff«'riii|{ Vulvvrslty of the I'Uflllc Property
San Jose Republican Campaign
DENOUNCED IS A HYPOCRITE i Senator Hanna Exposes Bryan's Methods QUOTES HOAR'S WORDS Domocratlc Philippine Policy Hatched at Washington Xrhrnakan I.ohblrtl In Bekalf of tka Treaty Solely to Make Political Capital Out ot It for I Kilmer If
Riumln NeKotlntliiK (or Lumber
IN SEARCH OF NEWS Mr. Wo Was an Early Caller at (he State Department Yesterday
MET COWBOY FRIENDS Governor Roosevelt Welcomed at Bismarck He Spoke on tlie Financial Question, Dwelling on Prosperity of the Country Under NcKlnlef Administration
BRITISH ELECTIONS Conservative* Will !'■< the loath African War as a Plea for lk« Public's Support
OUTBREAKS WOULD RESULT Belief That Withdrawal of Allied Troops From China Would Be ■ Mistake
Mexicans Celebrate
Two Accidents
CLOSING DAY OF FAIR] I Biggest Crowd of tho Meet at Sacramento Thr Fonr Running Rventa Wfrp Won •>y Pnvnrltm, llavaasn Tnklni Auunal Stake* for Two* Year-Olds
EASTERN BASEBALL Brooklyn Win* Two Game* From St. Lonln bjr Superior Bnttlnnr
Tn-elre-Innlnjr Came
Hickman's Home Ran
Brooklyn** Good Hitting?
A morion it Lenirne
Oakland Ucaten
' Firemen Pan desolations
Seven Men Drowned
MRS. FARMER HONORED Los Angeles Teacher to Go the Philippines Selected by Prenldent Wheeler of the Slate I nlverAity for Service la the Schoul Department tt Manila . . J
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BENEFIT PROMISES TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS
CITIZENS GENEROUSLY ! DONATE TO THE FUND|
A GRAND PROMOTER
THE OCTOGENARIAN READING
How to Wnlk
DID NOT HEED THE MILS I _____ Two Launches Sunk and Thrae Men Lost RAN INTO A STEAMER Midnight Collision on tke San Joaquin River Prod nee Bajrars From heruuitn Became Confnsed at tk« Approach of the Steamer and Loit Coatrol of Boat*
MURDER IN HOP RELD Ik* Fatal Resalt ef a Qiarrtl Between Tw« Mea »t Nlles
GERMANY'S ATTITUDE indications Tint It Will Hampar Peace Negotiations SasplaOaaa of All the Other Haro(»ea» Pswen-Will Deasaad the Severest Panlshaseat af Chinese Ofltelala
ATTEMPTS MURDER Thomas Mnlvaner, a Convicted Bnrgrlar, Tries to Brain His Former "Pal"
S»in B. Anthony 111
Floods In Wisconsin
PATRIOTS OF MEXICO HOLD A CELEBRATION
FRENCH ARMY MANEUVERS | Automobiles Given m Practical Test mud Fond to Be of the Greatest Service
HIS WIFE KNOWS Corbett Sara She Can Tell Why He West to Europe 11 She So Wlikca
Prehlatorto Remains Poind
NlailOMriei for Japan
I FIT THE QROOER i
SCOLDING THE GOVERNMENT I German Papers Unite In Denouncing the Placing; of the New Loan In the United Stntes
HOWARD'S TRIAL Prosecution Trying to Connect Ulm With the Klltln* of William Gocbel
BOUNDARY DEFINED, President Lonliel Gives His Decision In the Colombln-Conta Rica Dispute
I Senator Pulrbanks Entertained
<■» Marcus Daly's Condition
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THE HERALD'S EDITORIAL FORUM iPotitics and jCabor
*Do Tlfomen Drink to <Sxcess?
7/orthern STface Z7iiots
TJhe 9/ew jfcereaftcr
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES RESULT IN KOI CONIESTS BUT FEW CHANGES < I Caucus Nominees Generally Elected, Though Supervisorial Candidates Engage in a Battle Royal Which May Be Carried Into the Convention
B^i®sHnsfirararßiHraiEr®s!EMaiais(a)prppfE I POLITICAL NOTES | i Karsirsimtar^rsnflnmnnnnnrinnfwii;riKnrcnrannnnnTimt;nmn£
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE M. T. Oweu, Candidate for the Republican Nomination
DRAWDOWN COMING TO TAXPAYERS Those Who Paid Personal Property Tux Thl. Year Are Entitled to a Rebate
DELMAS SPEAKS ON IMPERIALISM Democrats Turn Out to Hear Him APPLAUSE FREQUENT Attacking the Good Faith of the Admioistration Sura the Promises to Cuba Will Never Be Redeemed and That It >Vllt Remain a Vassal Province
A Cure for Asthma
Card of Thanks
Sncnk Thief Got Razors
Special Importation
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SANTA BARBARA COISTY) LETTER FROM SHANGHAI Former Santa Barbara Mao Writes Hooie BLAMES THE EMPBESS | Says She Is Reponslble for All the Trouble Superior Court Render* Decision iu Favor of PJnlntlff In Kotorlona IflNc of France* AVlllinma vi. J, W. Cnaebeer
(OBANGB OOCJPTT) SANTA ANA'S RELIEF FUND Proeeeda of the Benefit Brine the Total Amount I'p to Five Hundred Dollara
(RIVERSIDE COT STY) MESERVE NOMINATED The Democratic Candidate for Senator Colored Politician of Riverside, Who Deeerted Hie Wife and Ctall- 0 drea, to Be Urouxtat Before Superior Court
BENEFIT AT CORONA Dance Given In Al<l of Peter Roele it SacccHa Socially bnt No* Financially
VENTURA FOR PROHIBITION
(SAX BEB.VABDINO COUNTY) WATERS HAS HIS INNINGS ' Replies to Mr. Hanford's Charges i DENIES – ALLEGATIONS i — Six San Bernardino Milkmen Issue a Statement ■ Protest Afainit Odium Attached to Them From Fact That Same* of Those Adnltem t Inn Milk Were Xot Made l'ubllo
Monrovia Pergonals
(SAN BEBNABDINO COUNTY) RALLY AT REDLANDS 0. Z. Moll Addresses Large Republican Meeting Scvernl Other Speakers Participate, and the Program la Varied by Glee Clnb and Baad Selections
(VEXTI RA COt*XT'V) SESPE QUARRIES REOPENED A Large Force of Men la Now at Work Getting Out Stone
QUEEN'S VOTING CONTEST A «'tt reader Ifaa Made Her Appearance in tlie Competition at Ventura
Fntnl Collinlon
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) DEMOCRATIC MASS-MEETING Campaign Opens in San Diego Goonty JOD R. ROSH SPEAKS Says Policy of Republicans Is Tyranny Elaborate Celebration, to I*nat Tiro Day*, lian He»nn at Tin Junua In Honor of Mexican Inde* I pendenee Day
(VENTURA COUNTY) FOR LOCAL OPTION Nineteen Hundred Voter* of Ventura County Sign the Petition
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VOTERS SIGN THE REGISTER Enthusiasm Being Awakened Among the Pasadena Republicans Many X»'w» Items of latereiot to the People Living In the i Interior of the ; V County i V
HOI AXGELRS COVirrY) I , SANTA MONICA HELPS Sends Contribution for Flood Victims , The Republican Primaries Passed Oil Quietly In Second nnd Third PrrvlnrtH—Lively Content In the First ]
PASADENA WILL AID SDFFERERS Residents Respond to tin Demends of tie Needy it Golvestoo The Street Superintendent lUnrii on Improvement* of Interest to the Eatlti ■ Cfttjr
Take a Look
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES f AT THE EXCHANGES
DESERT OIL LAND Vkoasand Acres oa the Colorado Desert
WYOMING OIL Bnvllik Capitalists Threatea to Drive Standard OH Coaapaav Oat •f Baslaeae In Labrlcaata
Santa Paula Wells
THE M'KITTRICK FIELD Som Magnificent Wells Hate Been Found Opportunities Mill Op*a for "Oettlns la" This Faaoas Section—A Typical Oil Tons Described 1
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Activity la Varloas Fields—Santa Barbara Company's Find Ex-Vends Keia Rives
IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY Work of Prospecting for OU Being Carried Forward by the Various Companies
OIL FROM BORNEO How It Is Taking Possession of (ha Markets of Australia and Asiatic C ountries
NOTES FROM THE FIELDS
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Petroleum
MINING
VARIED RICHES Hintlif Oil, Lithographic Stone and Copper la the Saata Barbara County Mountain*
BUSY DAYS AT BISBEE Governor Murpliy of Arlsona Tells of Improving Mining Prospects In That Section
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i his a* h n m innopim Hi! Horoscope Cast by Professor Earley Shows Ruling Planet Is Placed in House of Death
NOT SO DUMB The Innocent Country Folk Know n Till lift or Two, Enpednlly an Hoi r looms
SING GEE IS A PATRIOT j
Three Hundred a Year for Two
I LITERATURE ©F TEE BAY J
Notea
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE MID COMMERCE Organization of Local Old Una Insurance Company Will Seek to Keep al Hone Ur«i Sana Now Traaamltted to KSnatera Cltlea (or Llfo laaaraae*
ON 'CHANGE Condition* of Ren York Market* •• Shows fey Transaction* oa Wall street
Weekly Bank Statement
Cloning Stocks
Bond List
San Frnnelsco Mining Stocks
London Financial Review
Exports and Imports of Specie
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Board Dealings and Prices •t Varna nad Dairy Produce
KaMern I.lvfitook IHarkM*
Chicago Grain Trade
ttrnln find Provisions
Cotton Fntnres
British Grain Trade
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Prices Fixed for This Year's Walnut Crop Mile anil n Unit nntl Yen Cent* for Standards anil Soft ftliellii—The llllKhent Price for Fn« Yearn
NEW SEEDLESS ORANGE A. C. Tliomnoii of Uaurt«> Him Dereloped Another Cholee Variety
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS PflMl Ren lined by California Hortlcaltural Product* In Lai An(elri and EUcnhfre
California Dried Frnlts
Bales of California Fruit
Card of 1 hanks
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COXE HAS NOT BEEN LOCATED Still a Fugitive From Justice TRAVELING ON FOOT Deputy Constable Follows a Wrong Trail Kmbmlrr Snppnted to B«* Trylnn to Eirnpp to the Mountain*, n lirrr He Can Hide iu Safety
FOOTPADS FOILED IN A HOLD-UP Tried to Stop Joseph Simons nt the *untu Fe Track, but He Ciot A%%ny
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
THREE HIGHWAYMEN ARE CAPTURED BY THE POLICE
VOTERS SLOW TO REGISTER Number ef Names Is Now Decreasing ONLY FEW MORE DAYS I Registration Will Be Closed Within a Short Time 1 County Clerk Expects a Rush Soon and Will Keep Hla OtHee Open Evenings If It I« Neceaaarjr
COMPLIMENTARY SONG , RECITAL s ' • O. Abram Smith at Blanchard Hall Tuesday Afternoon ?. 1 ~u –
Nothing Like It
JOTTINGS
HIRTHS
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I AT THE THEATER 5
BRILLIANT GALAXY OF THEATRICAL STARS
TOM MACK, CHICAGO'S FAMOUS BARITONE At the Imperial Cafe and Concert flail—Stammers in Speech, Sings Like a Lark
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2 DOINGS OF SOCIETY Z
Aeknowledgiug tbe Corn
FOUR YOUNG LADIES
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Violet Ss TJhe Uhmg New Color Combinations in Which It is Seen
Costume TTfilitairo
SOME WOMEN OF DISTINCTION
Practical
DRESSES SEEN AT A NOTABLE WEDDING
Uhe Spanish TJurban
isOME LITTLE i NOTES FROM WOMEN
tllaelc Velvet on Patent Leather Boots
j{n jfutumn 77/odot
HINTS FROM THE COOKING SCHOOLS
Parisian Creation in J^ur
WOMAN AND LONGEVITY
THE GOOD WORK GOES ON ..
THE CHINA SUMMARY
NEEDS OF THE SCHOOLS
i (gjaErsisisrHi 5 ftt!E®®iaEraisiaisiaieraioij| ALL SORTS | £iPMBI9IS!iMBISJoiJSISIfiISISISISISII!IS>amBBIGrn
I REMARKS | EVENTS AND THINGS * IoWIIIWIIWWWimWJI MSS9SBSBSSSS*
—— I EDITORIAL OPINION S a a
TEDEUM |
She Knew Him All RiKht
a PERSONAL MENTION J
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
UP AND DOWN THE STATE —————-
A MIDNIGHT CATASTROPHE
THE CITY'S HEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orpheum—Vaudeville. Bnrbank—"Why Smith Lett Homo." Uulou (rmprrincf mrftlng at East Bide Congregational chnrch—Ti.'M) p. m. CHURCH CALENDAR
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
The Temperature
Tea Dollar* Itwirl
ALL AROUND TOWN
YOUNG WIFE IS SENT TO AN INSANE ASYLUM Mother Is Forced to Be Separated From Her Home aid Children.
FRANCHISES ARE DOOMED Majority of the Council Opposes Thorn MAY BE WITHDRAWN Councilman Pessell Defines His Position He Hun Joined In the Demand That Ko VuluMlile I'rlvllegea Be lirnntvd Without Jaat tompeuiatlon
NEW HO7VVE FOR UNITY CHURCH
AUSPICIOUS OPENING OF Y. M. C. A. CLASSES Interefttlng Eifrclin Held by the Members of the School
EXTON'S NEW STORE Something About a Leading Music Dealer of Los Angeles
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ORDINANCE IS DECLARED VOID Heavy Vehicles May Now Be Hauled on Wilshire Boulevard Justice Morgan Hand* Dowi a Decision In the Cnae Which Was Fenjrht hy the Local Oil Dealers
POLICE CULLINGS
RETIRES AFTER MANY YEARS OF SERVICE
MISS REYNOLDS NOW j IN SECOND POSITION Makes Large Gain Which Places Her Score Ahead of That of Mrs. Biddison
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
Marrlace License. J
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I TIE WOtLID) OF MUSIC t <«> <s»
"By Order of the Qaern"
Maurel'a Thcorr I
.MiicOon-ell'i Moile.tr
an. —fc r. Tin- Slilrt-WnlM Conductor
The Krtnnt SfDir
CHURCH MUSIC .
The Only Way
BAND CONCERTS
Suburban Athletics
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TOfarfrsritedl WJ<J f-r* cpeFQid
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CURRENT CARTOONS
I VENTURA ENTERPRISE | Energetic Citizens of the Bean Metropolis Who Have Worked to Make the Coming Street Pair a Success
LOVES THE STARS AND STRIPES tonic Forrester, ■■ Bx-Coafederate, Talks el the America* Flag
GOOD MAYOR IN MINNEAPOLIS Executive Gray Uses His Fists Very Vigorously oa a "Masher"
H«t tor Harm
(WEIRD AND WONDROUS! ■ ■UtttTTTTt'T TTT •♦**•**••♦♦♦♦♦♦• »#»•»»»• •••«»•»« < |* CITY OF ESOTERO
His Holiness, Accomplished Diplomat and Brainiest Sovereign of the Age
Whale Cast Up By the Sea
Extravagant Language
SPLENDID cncn BUGS OF LOS AMIES
TRICKS OF THE BARN STORMER
THE HEAVENS IN SEPTEMBER
SAILOR HMDS OF SAN DIEGO BAY
The In Art
A PlutituiUnarlau Squelched
AMERICA'S FINANCIAL CONQUEST OF MEXICO Next Annexation Project Now Being Promoted by Citizens of the United States Who Are Becoming the Controlling Factor in the Sister Republic
Concerted Action Responsible
Balancing Population
Money is the Power
Mexican Newspapers
America's Pestige 1J A 41 .1 1 ~
Imjortiig American Negroes
Orange Grower's Testimony
Railrord Man Talks
American Consul's Views
U H OF HI
HIS LIFE WENT OUT IN DARKNESS
Cliff DWELLERS WWWWWvIWf WWWW i i AAiaAAAAAAAAAA MMMfe AitiMikftiftlftAAlMitifew Wf«P #®WP vviyv yiFiFv v v wywyww w w w www w ■ ! MADE HISTORY
Child Hero la Remarkable Athlete
I PA'S PERFORMANCE I I AS AN OLD SEA DOG I
Helping Him Oat
Obscure
Invariably So
HICOQUES Of CENFRAL AMERICA AN ODD TRIBE OF INDIANS WHICH DIFFERS FROM ALL THE OTHER NATIVES
I OPPORTUNITIES {collls P. Huntington, the Railroad Magnate, Believed That There I Were Some Left I
Jaia it Float*
Of Coarse !
Savage
t I The Fire Hydrant l(
NEW DIAMOND ! FIELDS FOUND l i
WEEPING MONK OF TAUQUITZ
DISCHARGED FOR CAUSE
THE GIRL AND THEDARK ROOM~
The Cimt or College Eillleutlon
Finxnre* and Fisher*
I MYSTERIOUS Si DISAPPEARANCE I
Would Change It Hlmaelf
Wars of a Patriot
AN ITALIAN PRINCE AND PARTY LOST IN THE FROZEN ARCTIC
CUE FOR THE COMMODORE StMtre Dialogue That Gave Him a LoncW iahed-For Opportunity Tn ilin .3 . *
The War It Works
At the iMullt
MI MM1
Hldlnc His Time
I.lltlit"lint Doilgrv Children .
MAGAZINE EDITOR TERRIBLY SHOCKES
SDR. T AIM ACE UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SIIN I THE WONDROUS SPECTACLE WITNESSED FROM THE NORTH I CAPE—AN EXPERIENCE THA r WRECKS MANY NERVOUS PEOPLE I
UVt ON IDREE HUNDRED A YEAR
Her Pint Thoarht
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