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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 357, 22 September 1900 PDF Issue PDF

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DESPERATE BATTLE BETWEEN STRIKERS AND DEPUTIES i Am Old flan amd Little Oirl Killed and Several Others Badly Wounded by Bullets at Sheoand©alh™Tr®)€>ps Are Ordered Out WHERE THE BATTLE TOOK PLACE
FIRST DEED OF VIOLENCE Tragedy at Shenandoah Looked For
THE MORNING'S NEWS
1 May contest Hn»r will. City tkrentrnrd with lawaalt. Fight over sale of tlMk. TILBORiPH
LOCAL
STILL REFUSE TO ARBITRATE
BRIGADE OF TROOPS ORDERED TO THE SCENE
COLLIERY WATCHMAN FATALLY SNOT
je■ o 1 | MICH ELL'S PLAN j OF SETTLEMENT
OPERATORS ISSUE A STATEMENT
STRIKERS SAID TO HAVE FIRED THE FIRST SHOT Attacked Mine Bosses and When the Deputies Appeared Made Funouis Onslaught on the Officers
ANOTHER MINE CLOSED DOWN
NAVAJO INDIAN ACQUITTED To-HI-Be-Gay Found Sot Guilty ol lie In it Implicated In Fight l.nat November
PEACEABLE CHINESE MASSACRED AND THEIR VILLAGES DESTROYED Cossack Troops in a Mad Frenzy Kill Thousands of Coolies Who Had Made Demonstrations Against Russian Towns in Siberia
ENTHUSIASM AT SALT LAKE Roosevelt's Interesting Visit
fomnicrritil Museum (■ovcrnor*
STUBBLE FIRES ARE RAGING Town of Dixon Seriously Threatened
llrtiMti Fire* in llaronlM Valle.v
Mile* of IVneltiß Burned
Itn rn*» am! Divi lliiiK, llu rncil
POLE-CAREW CAPTURES SUPPLIES AND ENGINES
FLOODS DRIVE OUT HUNDREDS Texas Visited by Another Terrific Storm THREE PEOPLE LOST Trains Again Running Into Oalveston Contract f.ot fop Clciiriiiii; Awny tlio DcbrlK-Cnnilltionß Steadily Improving TlirmiKliout (he City
Martial Lnir Ended
Train* 1111 >■ 11111 ur Aguiu
SeeiU in Hruxorlu County
South Fort nt ■**»I Tilnx Occupied
( at tie Destroyed
Stop* the Coui; h and Work* Off the Colli
ITS PROPOSAL ISREJECTED United States' Answer te Germany FIRM STAND IS TAKEN No Right to Punish Subjects of Another Country Ifntt'li of Diplomatic Correspondence Ilrurlnß on (ho ( hlnnr duration < lea ml I'p by the Stnte Department
MANGLED BY A DOG A Little Cilrl ;it I'rcMOott, Arizona, In .Nearly Iv ill «• il by a Fierce Urate
Killed by a Train
IJ Arrive* at Tleu Tula
LI FRIENDLY WITH RUSSIA ■ • Europe Puzzled Over a Strange Alliance HONORS TO THE EARL 'Shown Every Consideration on Reaching Tien Tsin Cfwr'* Troop* Snlolc the Viceroy While Their Coiiirmleji Are Sliiuifc'ht«»rlnir llelplcaa I'liineiee ley Thouniieitla
Emperor William'* Sympathy i
FOUR NEGROES ARE LYNCHED Louisiana Mob Wreaks Awful Vengeance
Extreme Affectation
CHINESE COURT HAS BEEN REMOVED FROMTAI YEN FU TO SIAN
GERMANY MAKING PREPARATIONS TO SEND MORE TROOPS TO CHINA
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HOBSON SAYS WAR IS OVER Inusiirgents Now Well in Hand DOCK YARDS NEEDED Government Will Establish Them on a large Scale ■nblic Bny llim Ilrrn Derided on na (he lioenllon, tlnvliiir Kulliclvnt Dt'Vlli «( Wnli'r mill la au idcui riui-u
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
PEACE IN SAMOA
NOT A SUCCESS Wlr«le*M TelcKmiihf In tlie Hawaiian Inlands .Need* Mnny Improveme nta
Killed by Tliclr In suite Son
DAUGHTER TESTIFIES Jolia Zomwait on the Witoess Stand She Describe* the Occurrence* That Took I'ltice nt the Time Her Father Coin in i t ted the Murder
Conneetlcnt Democrats
Lonß-*a Daughters Will Vote
lalanda Annexed to Prance
POSSE CLOSE ON TRAIL OF WINNEMUCCA BANK ROBBERS
TOWNE IN | CALIFORNIA Democratic Orator Makes Speeches PARADE AT STOCKTON After His Talk the Mlnnesotan Attends the Races San Jose Tnrn* Out In T<nrsp Nnmberw to Mm ten to the Silverlte, Who l*ay» Jlucli Attention to Free Cninii^e
At Snn Joie
Refers to the Trusts
WILL NOT MAKE SPEECHES President MeKliilej- Will Not Take an Active Part in the Camtiftlicn
FUSION EFFECTED DeniocrnU ami I'opullMtn at Helena Heaeli a Satin factory Agreement
Lease of China llujtiu Approved
fLED FOR THEIR LIVES Passengers on a Steamer Have a Narrow Escape Two Mlnslaslppi River limit* Iliirned While Lying; fit Their Doekft at £t. Lonlii, Enflfiniteriiiir a Score of People
POWERS HAS NO FAITH IN HIS RIGHT TO A SEAT IN THE SENATE
Chrlatiauji Attacked
LETTER TELLS OF AWFUL HORRORS ENDURED BY GALVESTON SUFFERERS
AMERICAN TROOPS UNDER GENERAL WILSON CAPTURE PEI TA CHU
HALDERMAN CASE AGAIN i Governor Murphy Xow K*nt»»inlng j Xi'w AfthlnvitM anil Petition* for Clemency
HOWARD'S TRIAL WitnPKn for Hip Ui'feiiHo Admit* That 1 on Several OeenMhiim He Mnde Falflc Statement*
Dartre and Steamer Collide
EXTRAORDINARY RAINFALL Streets of Calcutta Arc Flooded and Part of tile City Ii Bubmcrfied
Annexation of Cook Islands
No Loss to the Dentlat
Hiffh-Toneil Hatcher
FREEHOLDERS HEAR MANY SUGGESTIONS Council of Labor Recommends Several Provisions The Hoard I'neamy BernnAo It I* tTnilcrntooil Tlmt There I* Some Illegality About ItN Method* of l'roeedure
Murderers Identified
CORBETT WILL RETURN | I Galls His Wife's Accusations Ridiculous Say* if He Had Tried to Throw the Met'oy li«ht If© Would Not Have J>oiie So Refore M , Third I'ernon
SHARKEY WANTS A i QO WITH JEFFRIES Mnnagf-r Brady Sura That Fltaalm- I mans Mint Have Firat Chance. Other* Come Later
NO COMBINATION i Telegrnph anil Telephone Companies i Confer but No Agreement Ilus ! Been Reaehed
I On Trinl for Murilcr
Accidentally Drowned
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MYSTERY OF SUDDEN POISONING AND SUBSEQUENT DEATH OF D'ARTOIS His Sister Makes Charges of Murder or Criminal Negligence Against Wife
BIG CROWD AT GRAVESEND Receipts for Galveston Sufferers
At St. I.on is I
lla%> tliornc Race Entries
EASTERN BASEBALL 'I lie ew York find Brooklyn Players tiivc Another Kxlilhltlon of Rowd> Imih
<"o 11 oii II iI In to < I«a«e
LOCAL SPORTS
| THE NEWS FROM ARIZONA^! TUCSON'S BIG CELEBRATION Mexican Independence Anniversary FIASCO BULL FIGHT Animals Failed to Show the Ferocity Expected Fritl vltipi Included m HlfC Pnrn«l«* and Wound I'p With n Vlrllliiint Social Fniictlon lit St. Autfiuitliie Hotel 1
RfMitnii Mllllonulre Dead
LARGEST CROWD YET I t Fins Racing Card Presented at Stockton Delphi Win* the StIS Pare In an Gx> elllnic Contest* After Floraeita Had Taken Two liettts
Two American Jockey* Win
ftnvKefttlnnM
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GOOD GAINS MADE BY LEADING CONTESTANTS Many Ballots Cast lor Favorites in Most Popular Saleswoman Competition
Ca&ada'a Area
g^rafaMsnmHfr^i^rara^imim^narann/tniEfQitsjDjratarajffijajHnaißngrafSjaiMaßarajßjafanHrajMnHaßßnHiaj I PASADENA NEWS j BiSlßigMaiigis!Mßigi6!B!iaigliglMßJßlllllßiai6lllßllliailiaairiiliaii3liai«llOlßlßllißliiinnananiii.ii!miniiiiiaiaiiiiiiianaii REPOBLIGANS IN PASADENA ACTIVE Tliey Will Hold e Monster Demonstration This Evening "ewi Itenia of General Intereat From the Crown of the | Valley and lta Vicinity
OPENING OF THE POBLIG LIBRARY Pasadena People Are Proud of Their Present Bonding The Public la Again Admitted After the Completion of Extensive Kepalra anil Thorough Rrnoviilloa
BUSINESS OF CONFERENCE Many Matters Discussed by the Methodist Ministers
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BLOODSHED IN PENNSYLVANIA
OVERCON FIDENCE
CLOSE THE DIVES
THE CHINESE PUZZLE
Tjwo 'Unfulfilled {Predictions
I ijihs !d®&"si&rDL'afs (afainM3israfa oa/sisi®!?® ALL SORTS I jscgjGL SJSJSJ &j3Ic3jHJEJBJSIBi SlsJo2i3!SiQtfiSrS.! iSSIBiriB A Prayer
HU Complaint
< SCHOOL AGAIN
jglSfij? fSISMoIMSMS ! o?fi? ISJDIgj i EDITORIAL OPINION I SJSISJSIQIMSJSSiQIIifI Trying to Look Nice
Throwing Cold Water on Him I
They Hnre Some Driving Power
I.nel&cri Timte
I Tboae Literary Sqnabblea
Policy Payment* Will Derreaae
Decidedly Offensive
The Democratic View
Pathetic
« Change This Time
THE HURRICANE IN THE GULF
Mullen a Dlffrri'ucp
1 POLITICAL NOTES |
UPAND DOWN THE STATE
THE PUBLIC PULSE A Woman'® Vlevr
Smart, Hnt Indiscreet
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orphean-Vaudeville. liar bank—'Why Smith Left Home.** THE WEATHER
Ten Dollars Riwirl
ALL AROUND TOWN
CHARGED WITH MURDER Captala Spenerr, the "King ot Layana," on Trial for Skootlag InofTeaslve Japaaeae
GREAT OVATION FOR M'LACHLAN Oxnard Republicans Are Enthusiastic TURN OUT IN FORGE Senator Bard's High Praise for the Nominee Stroll Prriratatlon of tkr Henrfli That Have Rmallcd From Repnbllean Rule—Lane Meeting at Stmi
AMUSEMENTS
CITY TAXES WILL BE DUE MONDAY NEXT Tmra I.mi Than I«a»t Tear and Rebates Are Hue In Certain Cases
CITY HALL NOTES
HANNA'S PLANS Will Make an Eiteailn Toar •( the Weat, Invading Bryan'* Own Stale
Extinguished
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
QUEER SUICIDE OF AN AGED AND CRAZY CHINESE WOMAN
DIVORCE COURT IS KEPT BUSY Unhappy Wins and Husbands Secure Decrees of Separation Marital Troubles aaO Dlffrrraer* of Hpvrral Cimplri Irr tlrti "flow the jlDpctlar Jidfei
Rare Imnßc Found
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS I (SAX HEH*AHniO COUWTY) DEVELOPMENTS IN CASTRO CASE Alleged Victim Wents to Marry STORY OF TRAGEDIES Romantic Tale Connected Willi a Gold Piece One Ownpr I'erlfcfiPd of Tlilrnf on the Desert. Another £iip|tone<l to Have I.oxt lII* Life In AliinUa
(I.OS WGF.I.F.S tfllN'TY) The Monrovia Water C'«*e
02 DAYS ALONE ON THE OCEAN Sustained by Grape-Nuts Food
(IiOS AXGELES COUNTY) SANTA MONICA SEWERS Bids Let (or Lateral and Pumping Plant Funeral Service* Over tlie Remains of Mn. Jessie Sorl»>-Xew Or(nn for the Kplipopal thnreli
HOTEL TO REOPEN The Cranilp Yinta, nf Monroria, Va to He It (iit on im Elaborate Scale Thl* Winter
STRUCK BY A TRAIN Rancher of North Cucamonga Killed J. A rorke Meets lastaat Death title Crooning the Souther* I'at'llte Tracks Kear l'ooaona
May Flint Sold
FAIR LADY OF VENTURA
(RIVERSIDE COUBSTY) SCHOOL BONDS SOLD Riverside Securities Bring Good Price The City It rgjit ration Shown a Gain I of Four Hundred Voter* Over the Last New Register
(OR ANGE COT XTY) PLEADED NOT GUILTY Men Accnaetl of Holililnt; Cliliir«ie In Ppsitlnntln Hcfore Superior Court
ConKecrtiled Archbishop
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) SPANISH DEMOCRATS Form a Bryan M at Santa Barbara i Fine Dlnylayr of Thoroaahbred Cattle Sun on Bihlbltloa at tbe Agricultural Fair—Ueaeral Newa Kates
RIOTOUS SOLDIERS An Aetor** Jokp (ilvn Oflfaif to Boya lu llloe nt Honolulu unit Stnrta n Drrlom Frnrai
Short rlilßO Speak* at Bakersflelil
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
HONOR MEMORY OF LATE COMRADE Motions of Respect by tlii Bar Association of TOIs City iilosrnphlcal Sketch of W. T. Wll> lima. Who Attained l'roiularnoe in tkc L<«al CmtrMim
AUSTRALIANS PROTEST American Shipping Lairt Shut Their Steamers Out of the Trade * With Hawaii
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES |
Petroleum
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Oil Operator* Prt-pnrln* to Drill (ear the city Limit*—Note* From Several Field*
NOTES FROM THE FIELDS
MINING IRON MOUNTAIN Elffhtr Million Ton« ol Iron Ore on Line of Suit Lake Iloail—Preparing lo Work It
Copper'a Market Conditions
Aeronaat Dies of His In Juries
! RAILROAD NEWS!
PROF. WRIGHT'S QUEST Will Search for Geological Proof* That the Deluge Covered the Wkolt Earth
! FRATERNAL HEWS
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
Kidnaped Bojr Found
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FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Dced«
Trait Deeds
Mortgages
Attachments, Lima, Lmita, Etc.
Miscellaneous
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
Jndcmesti
AT THE HOTELS
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Many Localities After the Salt Lake Railroad lacrense of Production Darlag Next Few Yearn Will Make the Road m Necessity for Frnlt Distribution
ON 'CHANGE Oftßdllloiii of New York Markets •I SlftovTu by Transaction* ou Wnll Street
Cloilug Stocks
■Hi Utl
San Fmnelaeo NlaUg Stocks
ilauL Clearlagoe
Ilradilrrfl'a I'lniiucinl Review
Hradstreet's Trade Review
Dun'« Review of Trada
London Financial Review
Now York Kxcliange
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oailjr Call Hoard Drnllust and Prices of Farui and Dairy Produce
■altera Livestock Market*
llilrngo Grain Trade
The Tin Market
Cotton Futures
Grain nnd Provisions
Coant Shipping
British Grain Trad*
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
AGRICULTURE ANU HORTICULTURE Irrigation of the Caltuilla Valley Now Possible May Make Initio the Outer of 11 Cireat Horticultural Section, Proilnc-Hit* lOsirllviit Krulla in the Country
Tourists to Be Rucnur«Ked
Finding Ocean Depth*
THE ABLE SPEAKER
LADY POET OF THE ROCKIES
Orniiße (iriiMcr* Will Meet
Lemon* Sent to fanlreston
Frtilf tosenpen Dnninvf
Prune •■rowers Happy
Gnoil Prlcrj for Lemon
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS |>rlofN Realised l»y California Horticultural Product* In I<oa Ansoles nnd Klipwhorn
San Frandaeo Green Fruit
Oalfornla Dried Frills I
Bales of California Fruit
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WIDOW'S SMILES WON HER MONEY Aged Bachelor Was Generous While Engaged to Be Married He Dip* After the Relation* Are Uruk<-u Off anil the AdmlnUtrHtor Sum to Recover Property
CLARK BROTHERS BRING AN INJUNCTION SUIT Action to Restrain a Debtor From A«Mi|;iiiiiu Property Which Was Piciltti'il to the Hank
MERCHANTS CALL ON MAYOR AND ENGINEER §im kltiK Information Concerning the Litigation lietnt'ou the City nntl j tin* Wuter Compiiny
SAYS SHE MARRIED A MODERN BLUEBEARD
POLICE CULLING 9
Porkopolis Politeness
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
The Golden Coast Quartet
MAY CONTEST WILL OF THE LATE LOUIS MESMER
FIGHTING OVER SALE OF STOCK Gird-Sydo* UtliatlM Still Occupies Attention of the Courts rinlm Thnt SfTMly-FU» Thomnd Dollars' Worth ol Mlulaif I'roperljf Wal Sold for ■ Pittance
RELIEF FUND INCREASING
BUILDING CONVENTION HALL TO BE DEFERREDj Hoard of Directors of the Merchant* ( 1 and Manufacturer** A**ociatlou Meet®
CITY THREATENED WITH LAWSUIT OVER PIPELINE
Voters Attention!
! JOTTINGS
DEATHS
FI'XERAL NOTICE
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