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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 354, 19 September 1900
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REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLE IN CONVENTION TO NAME COUNTY TICKET NOMINATIONS FOR SUPERIOR JUDGES N. P. Cure), Waldo M. York and L H. Valanlina llae Wlnnara 11. T. OWENS CREATES A SENSATION Hot Fight Expected Today in Second Supervisorial and Seventy-Fourth Assembly Contests. Forecest of Work—Enthusiastic Reception to McLachlan
THE RESOLUTIONS
THE MORNING'S NEWS
At WindMor
M'LACHLAN AT FILLMORE
Hawthorne Itacc Entries
ELECTION CAUSES GREAT DISORDER IN SANTIAGO
Insane Patient Kill* Himself
Fllhtac Wth Barbar Tribesmen
TO CURB A COLD IN ONB DAT
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SEVERAL DISTURBANCES MARK SECOND DAY OF STRIKE Prospect of Sirious Trouble in 000 District in Pennsylvania Union Mloors Call Many Accessions to Tholr Rooks and Moro Collieries Are Crippled—First Advance lo the Price of Cool
MORE MEN QUIT WORKj NO ftIONS OF A TRUCE
TROUBLE It BREWING IN THE LYKEN VALLEY
TIE-l/P COMPLETE IN LACKAWANNA REGION
NON-UNION MEN JOIN WITH THE STRIKERS
BACK TO WASHINGTON The President's Vacation Is Again Interrupted Congratulatory Message Vrona Penneylvanla State Ltacue of RepabliOM Clabs—Two Informal Receptions
APPROVED IN ENGLAND Germany's Note Calls Forth Unstinted Praise From the Press and Public
Conference of Railway President*
WUconaln Tnkea a Short Run
HYPOCRISY OF BRYAN Hanna Talks to Chicago Business Men TRUSTS AND SILVER Nebrosksn's Litter of Acceptance Taken as the Text While Me Makes Maeh •* Otfce* leaves the DtßMietto Hoartaeo Is thowi to Be Flnslr tt sixteen te Oss
CHEERS FOR ROOSEVELT Given a Great Welcome to. Butte
EASTERN BASEBALL Hie Bostons Win Their Fourth Game la Succession From the Chlcagos
Easy for St. hwlt
Loit br Wild Pitching
Pttibirc'i Hard Hitting
American Lcaffae
TWENTY LIVES LOST ! British and German Steamships Collide and Both Vessels' Sink
BRYAN TOURS I TWO STATES Spssches in Kansas and Missouri SAYS NOTHING FSESH Greeted by Large Audiences at Several Points Mnkea Hla Flrat Appearance In a Three-Rinsed Circus at Kanaaa City—la Cheered by the Worklifnta
Talks to Worklngmen
BOERS SUFFER HEAVY LOSS Fight a Pitched Battle With British
Lord Koktllt to L»Tt
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CONDITIONS IN GALVESTON ME STEADILY IMPROVING Rapid Progress Being Made in Oisposing of Bodies end Removing Wreckage Heavy Rainstorm Brings Temporary Discomfort to the Occupants of Partly Demolished Houses-Supplies of All Kinds Steadily Pouring ln--Remoial of Sick and Injured
HIGH ISLAND SUFFERERS i Report That WO Bodies Have Been ! Recovered While Only Ton j Rnnialn Indnnt
GENEROUS NEW YORKERS Meurly n Qnnrter of n Million Dollar* Raised for the Storm
RED RIBBON RAGE MEET Large Crowd and Fine Weather
At St. Lonl, I i
At »w York
KEARSARGE DAY AT PORTSMOUTH Presentation ef Tablets to Battleships MEMORABLE OCCASION Distinguished Guests Present et the Ceremony ExcrcNcs Were of m Mott Brilliant Character In Spite of Weatber, Which Threatened to Interrupt Celebration
VENGEANCE DEMANDED German Policy in China Announced NOT READY FOR PEACE Instigators of Outraps Mast First Bi PinlsM Note «o (he Powers la Auwer to Raeela'i Proposal to Withdraw Troop* Proa* Peklas—Sach Action Indispensable
WANTS THE EMPEROR Sallabnrr Reported to Rave Demanded the Retard of Kwior If ■ n to Peking
MEAT FOR THE SOLDIERS i Preeaathma Taken to Prevent a Hepetition of Canned Beef Seaadal of the Spanish War
WALDERSEE AT HONG KONG i
— ' At rolnmbu* |
j At Buffalo
At Chicago
«.♦ Belle Archer Dying
SALT LAKE CITIZENS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THE NEW RAILROAD PROJECT | Mayor Thompson Calls a Mass Meeting to Help Along the Connecting Link With Los Angeles—Offers of Financial Aid Are Made j
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS CANNOT BE VOTED UPON Supreme Court Nullifies Certain Work of Extra Session of Legislature Provision for in Appellate Court and for Primary Elections Affected—The Court Holds That the Law Requiring Amendments to Be Submitted to the People Stands
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Always Alive
Hl* Redeeming Quality
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STRICKEN RESIDENTS OF GALVESTON WILL RECEIVE A ROUND SUfl FROM THE BENEFIT
Forest Fires Raffing
Supposed to Be rvgitirea
Robberies at Chleo
Mnrder and Suicide
DAINTY FLOWER I GIRLS ASSISTED
GALVESTON FUNDS MOUNTING UPWARD
A GOOD START
GERMANY'S STERN DEMAND
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
THE COAL MINERS' STRgKii
CORN AND M'KINLEY PROSPERITY
ALL SORTS .
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Hep Fate
to >»liul iiml Matter
An Artlatle Effect
Not Too Lionely
rsssssrsss j s^mamem^^ießßmagemsefl
Made Him Hetloeat
McKlnley "Rlarht la It"
Make* The an Safe
It All Drprnds
The Same Old Contract
They Know Too Much, Too
Woe of Wo
Dietetic Advice
FOOTNOTES
APHORISMS
A TRUTH OF VITAL INTEREST
land Fleas
Ximi Children
I.nnwhtrr Saved the Ship
Pare High, Time Slaw
A Good Investment
Odd Suffrage Requirement.
The Poet
Mumiuer Kraurt Gossip
Taking Risks
A Tax Off Hla Mind
A SPIRITLESS DAY AT LAGOON
MEOTIONjj
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
Too Many Principle*
Excuse '
Thlt Hanghtr Demeanor
Tkelr Ileßtltr RitmlM
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orpkciß-TaaieTlllt. ■ arbaak—"Why Smith Left Home." Fln oommlaalonera—lO a. m. Metfeodlat eoaltrcaM, Ptrst Moth•flat ©harrh—B a. at. Republican eonatr convention, ■aaard'a pavilion—lo a. m. THE WEATHER
ALL AROUND TOWN
ANTI-DEBRIS ASSOCIATION Regular Meeting lleld and Report* oa Hydraulic Mlaea Are Submitted
EDUCATED EASTERNER IS LOOKING FOR WORK He May Became the Victim of an Old-Time Swindling Game
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS • * The Clergymen at Paolftt Grove Pans Reaolatloas Welcoming Bishop Hamilton
KEHOE'S CARELESSNESS Lost HU Life Through a Premature Uxplalon While He Was Light, lag Fuses
Have Ba Uvlag Descendants
FINAL DAYS OF CONIEST ARE NOW DRAWING NEAR Friends of Competitors Have But a Short Time Left to Get Votes for favorites
HEALTH MATTERS ARE CONSIDERED Charter Framers Adopt the Special Committe's Report Many Important Question* Are to Be Acted I'pon nnd Decided bjr the Locnl Bonrd at Freeholders •
LADIES DAY AT FAIR % Racing of a Nigh Order at Stockton Invitations Extended to Governor Gagre, Hla Staff and the State Officers to Attend Next Thursday
SHOCKING EXPERIENCE Missionaries Bound Oat Pjwb Shan SI Lose Six of Their . Number
AMUSEMENTS
CONFERENCE OF THE METHODISTS Informal Opening Held at First CM Last Evening Jinny Ministers Arrive From All the Districts and Cities to Take Part In 111* Meeting
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS £ (•AN BERNARDINO COUNTY) ROMANCE OF A DRUMMER In Search of a Venus From Omaha FAILS TO FIND HER More Courtesies Poss Betweeo Haoford and Waters Tke Former Han fanned a Statement In Whleh He Calls the Latter lUlriuet worthy. Covetous and Ungrateful
LUGONIA SCHOOL WILL OPEN An Efficient Staff of Teachers Ha* Been Appointed fop the Coming Year
(KERN COUNTY) CRUSHED TO DEATH One Mas Killed and Another Severe! Injured In Yellow Aster Mine
(ORANGE COIVTY) SANTA ANA'S PORTION Contribution Has Been Wirei to Galveston Committee Appointed by Chambei of Commerce to Solicit Subscriptions Reports a Succesaful tuuvaii
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT Gnmbllnar Online* the Dotvnfnll of » .ew York Slore Clerk at Phoenix
(SAJfTA BARBARA. COCMTT) REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Merrift Nominated for the Assembly i ——- M'LAGHLAN INDORSED | Malting Marked kjf Harmonious Enthusiasm Interviews by- a Herald Representative With Some of the Delegates Slioit How the Count)' Will | Support MeLachlan
SANTA FE SIDING TORN UP BY BAKERS FIELD AUTHORITIES Letter from President Nevin Broight on a Fight With the Trastees in Which the Railroad Was Worsted
B W ' s Under Secares Corbel! Raneh
i Hod? of Another Victim Recovered
| »~a l Orowlig Cities
1 | Case of Smallpox
(VKXTI RA COUXTY) LOCAL OPTION FIGHT County Supervisors Grant Voters' Petition Board Will Make Xpeeasary Provision* for the Bleetloa 1p Deelde the Question of am Anil-Saloon Ordlaaaee
(LAN DIEGO COONTT) , AMENDMENTS " TOMARTER Considered by San Diego Council SUC6ESTED BY MAYOR Bonds Issued by City to Bo llndor Sloto Low Also Recommended That Street Ttm prnvemeat. Be Made I'nder State Law and That OlBce of Tas Collector Be Abollnhed
Cotton Thread Goes Up
On Trial for Murder
BICYCLE ICE TRIP Dawson to Skagway, Atoka, by Bicvola
ww^%wm%%m^w%> w w w w ww■ w i NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES
NOTES FROM THE FIELDS
Strike Near Los Alamos
Petroleum
WANTED TO SETTLE IT
Hard Times
A Careful Mas
A NEWER DISTRICT What Herald Oil Man Saw at Temblor lome Fine Wells In a Section Where TraiMpartnllnn Facilities Arc VncklnK— Several Companies at Work
FORSYTH SUPPORTS HICHBORN
MINING GOOD COPPER OUTLOOK Production for the Past Year Not So Heavy as Anticipated and the Demand err Heavr
With the Miners
Held Up His Ui
A New Safety Hatch
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CHIEF TO MAKE ANOTHER REPORT r K Police Commissioners Hold the Usual Weekly Secret Session
PASADENA NEWS PUBLIC LIBRARY TO BE REOPENED Everything in Readiness (or the Exercises Next Friday P««»dpnn Trustee* Miinf npclile limiii the Mi'Plts of Tomiteraiice lleer Which In Sold la That lit}-
TRUSTEES ACT RAILWAY PETITION The City Fathers in Pasadena Allow Changes in Tracks Many Matter* of Moment Before the Men Who Make (lie L»«» of the City
THE SLEEPING SENTINEL
Different Kinds of Ribs
Wan in the llneket
t'omfortinu: JteflecUoit
Orciiiinll»n
MR. BOWSER'S TRIBULATIONS Bxerelici Hla Will P«rtr to Itof iMoktoi ■Y >. «lAD.
NOTES OF THE DAY
Coal Fields of the Rockies
A COWBOY'S WISH
THE WRONG MAN
Mini 11 Buy and t)no adle
A Loai Time Between Kleotlons
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THE UNITED STATES CONSUL His Job Is Much Sought After PLUMS OF PATAONA6E Thru Hundred of tha First and Second Glass A Few Coasala Find Their Uvea Cut la Pleasant Places, bat Maajr Arc Loatioae Exiles
OLNEY ON THE DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP
Berlin Street Railway Employe*
Tot Rffnalve
RAILROAD NEWS
Sympathy Misplaced
▲ Cure for Asthma
The I,fifties! In the fins*
llnrtl to Account For
Knally Explained
Bonrillnig School French
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FUM HfflCIM. PUBLIC RECORDS
> Deed#
Trust Deeds
Hoaratrada
afdfdfdfd
MUeellaneoa*
a'tIPBRIOR COURT I
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
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INDUSTRY, FININCEMD COMMERCE United Statis Is M low i Debtor Nation Kavllahmea Oorollag • Oooi Dml •( Attcnton «o Salvias the (tuotlta of Aatulu'i HlHiidinc
ON 'CHANGE Conditions of Hew Tork Market! Wall Street
New York Bxchnnce
Treasary Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Beard Dealings and Prleee of Parn and Dairy Produce
Eastern Livestock Markets
I'lilonßo Grain Trade
Col to ii Future*
Tlie ftoMten Wool Market
Available Supply of Grain
Ilrltlali Grain Trnile
THE LOCAL MARKETS — :
BULLS OF NOVELISTS The nuKhuble Mistakes Which Very j Few Ever Not lee and All Overlook
GLOBE SIGHTS !
Tuu Many Talked lit Once
Ail Object Lfison
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Procession of Varieties of Fruit to Mastery Success of Ornnves, Apricots and Penehea, Followed Ity a List of Fruits, Some Yet of the I Future
CLIMATE AND CROPS Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau's Weekly Bulletin for Southern California
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS j Prices Realised by California HortU ! cultural Products In Los An* ffeles and Elsewhere
Sales of California Frnlt
San Francisco Green Frnlt
The l'rune Crop
New Market for Hops
Decidedly Provincial
Rank Inflilellty
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THREE YEARS FOR VELASCO Bunco Man Sentenced to Peoitentiary ADMITTED HIS GDILT Stoia Watch and Money From Saction Hand I I Is E*-Convlct and Said to Re the Captain of an Organised «ang of Petty Thieve® In IThl* City
SLASHED WOMAN'S ARM WITH A DEADLY RAZOR Pablo Blanoeva Must Xow Answer In Court for Alleged Asaault
♦♦♦ MEXICANS CELEBRATE THEIR INDEPENDENCE liirge Gathering; at Vernon Takes I'art lu Anniverxnrv — Exercises
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING ■SatlsMted That Over 91* Tk«»and Dollars Went L> la Smoke on Spring Street
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
Mnrrlnue I'lcenara
"The Tendcr Hnilirnrp"
Ilcr Way
DROPS DEAD WHILE GOING TO MARKET
POLICE CULLING*
—— Socrates Tripped
EDUCATORS ADVOCATE FREE TEXT BOOK SYSTEM Coanty Superintendent Stria* Sara tke Reseat Convention at Saa Joae Waa Moat Intereatlng
COLONEL CRANE WANTS TO DIVORCE HIS WIFE The Ladr Is Wllll»* nnd Says It tke Colonel Had Not Acted She Would Have Doae So
DEATH OF HUGH MAY Southern California'* Coif Champion Cat Off by Typhoid Fever In the Prime of His Manhood
Curran's Circulating Library
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
PARK LOAFERS CAUSE TROUBLE TO CITIZENS
APOLLO CLUB MEETING The Monrovia Mualcnl Organisation I'rcparlnc for Its Winter Entertainment
JOTTINGS «
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