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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 2, 2 October 1900
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MINERS REFUSE TO GO TO WORK Other Grievances Than the Wage Question MORE MINES CLOSED Wyoming,Lackawanna and Ohio Hogions Advance Wages Notice* I'ofllcd nt All (ho Collieries llut Hip Men Continue to Join tln» Ptrlkern—Will Hold Together
MKKTI. i OF Ol* Kit A TORS | Agree to nn Advance In U nifMVhleh the Minem Reject
THE MORNING'S NEWS
CORDIAL DELATIONS BETWEEN I RUSSIA, FRANCE AND OEDMANT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAY ESCAPE :j FROM CONTROL OF THE SPEYERS 1 I Huntington Interests Are Striving to Repay the Money Borrowed From the New York Bankers, and Elect Their Own President
FIXING RESPONSIBILITY FOR RIOTS IN LIMA
PHENOMENAL GROWTH OF LOS ANGELES CITY
GERMAN TARIFF ON WHEAT AND RYE TO BE INCREASED
LOS ANGELES HAS TURNED THE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MARK Census Bureau Returns Place the population of the City at 102,479 More Than Doubled During the Past Ten Years-Greatest Growth of Any City of the Size in the Initdd States. Official figures Given by Wards
BRYAN GOT UP EARLY Spent a Busy Day in Minnesota ONE DOZEN SPEECHES Also Celebrated His Wedding Anniversary He Concluded Ills Day's Labor* Wltli ad AddreM Before a Gathering of Eight Thousand People at St. Paul
M'KINLEY'S CALLERS Several ntstiuifnifilicil Person* J«nr< ' oey t*> the President'* llunif In Cautou
WILL RESUME WORK American Missionaries In China Preparing to Reopen Some of the College®
FAST ON THE ROCKS Steam Schooner Jennie Strikes n Reef sfe«r Point Arena During > a Dense For
NEBRASKANS HEAR ROOSEVELT First Day in the State Successful HE REPLIES TO BRYAN Shows Where Credit for Rise in Prices Belongs He Points Out That ft Is One of the Kesnlts of McKlnley's Election, Prophesied Fonr Years Abo
VERA S. CORBETT
Chm-Rid With Embezzlement
M'LACHLAN'S WELCOME WILL BE ENTHUSTASTIC
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS Arrincemrßli Completed (or the 111 it , Convention to Be Held nt Indianapolis Wednesday
HARRISON'S PLANS Tlic Former President Sot Yet Decided Whether to Take Part In the Prevent Campaign
Prohibition Campaign j
HANNA IS IN CHICAGO! Would Hans Anybody Who Interfered With Settlement Political Condition* la York, He »ay», Are Looking Much Better Than They Uid a Month Ago
Puerto Rico Politic*
Stop* the Conscli anil Works Off the Colli
FLED WITH MORE THAN $100,000 | BELONGING TO OTHER PEOPLE 4 4.
strike: in ohio Miners nt Oak Hill Will Fljfht for the L'nlou Wage Kuule
Steamers From the North
MONTEREY THE WINNER Captures Stallion Stake at Tantoran
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TUAN'S FALL CONFIRMED Messages From American Officials PEACE ENVOYS NAMED Minister Conner Sends the Complete Chinese List Ckaffff lulilr.t Tlmt Hi* tins Already Hruun l*r«a|ini'ntloiiN for the Kviieuntloii of I'cklnK—l.i-- lliilion t;nilril Selected
NATIONAL STOVE COMPANY l''«nr Hnmlrrd Manufacturer* to Meet at t'liienffo (u Form a Cninhlnntlt,,,
fiarliaup Creninlory Hnrnrl
APPLAUDED M'KINLEY incident nf Methodist Keeling at Phoenix Oenioerntle < itnepnivn Opened With Itiitlftentlon Meeting lei the Internet «»r nob Smith
HIDEOUS DISCOVERY l<"indletft of n lfaiiainea Henri in n Snek May Develop Into a« Murder M yntery
Tojntiinoeiy of Merilenl K.vpert*
tine** Vnlley ItearlAt ration Kmlli Short
STORIES OF THE SIEGE Missionaries Arrive From Peking RELATE EXPERIENCES Commercial Traveler Gives His View ot the Situation Hp ClnloaoN tlie Hnretahip* of the Slree Have Bern Exniriccrated and Soi.vn WliNioiin riin Arc to lllaeiac for tlie Trouble
MISSIONARIES ARE SAFE Shenir Trl,(rap|lt Tlint Hip Clilnrac Govern men t I* Protecting Foreigner* Votv In the Interior
MAY LAND IN HAWAII Decision Regarding Chinese From Now York I Judge Katee'A Killing; t'onnidered to Have an Important Hoar ins: «»« ■ Clanno la Hawaiian Trorritorlal Act
Nulllvnn to Haniv
Yiinngt (tirl's Suicide ~ .....
Second Trlnl of Wrxtlnke
SANTA ROSA'S MUDDLE The City Officials May til Be Turned Out i lily Recorder Prindle Claims Their Kfrcliuii .Wan Illegal and I'ro-In Sue Them in tlie iiiue «»f the Mule /
SHOT BY ROBBERS Agent at K lona. Wukli.. Killed aoid Another Man DangrorouMly Wounded
Ten lien to Be Helen toed
I'PCI Broken liy 1-*!ill]iik Rock
Bftfruw Trlnl Rfkliu
Kill* for Mx Cruiser*
REPUBLICANS GARRY MAJORITY OF TOWNS IN CONNECTICUT
MORE AID IS NEEDED Miftlcadinjf Statement* Krunnlinu tin; I'ont rilmt ioim of Money Clnf b.v CorreAi»ond«%fltn
.Merchant Foniid Murilorod
Democrat* Rmigii
GAGE AT STOCKTON ■ Ciovernor Opens the Ilrpnhlienn Cam* l>alK» Wltli One of the l.nrßPit MrrMniti Kver Held There
TRIAL OF YOUTSEY (By Associated Pros-?.)
Grns* Vntlry Pltiuerr llrad
Xpill-Treiiihle I'lrlil lrrtlllge4
Off for thr l'lilllpplnea
Bcverhlffc at Kfinxan l/itjr l
FILIPINOS BOAST OF THE CAPTURE OF AMERICANS
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LENA MARLEY ELOPES UNKNOWN TO HER MOTHER AND FRIENDS WITH A DIVORCED MAN
(LOS AMJELES CO! TV) SJcUcl/S i*SJSf3 i'SJl1 !3JS fsUcl'!ilf^Lr5- ~ ®sii PASADENA NEWS GERMAN LUTHERAN CONFERENCE OPENS Teachers Appointed for the Kindergartens of the City Mroke of riirnljsi* It caul t« in tlio Urutli of Mary A. liite—>cu ft, li on sip nn (I IVr-MOIIa I llcuii
ORANGE GROWERS' ANNUAL MEETING Association Will Fumigate Its Own Orchards This Season i • U<>]iorfs Shovr R IMost >all*faoior> lln«inr«ft If it ft life u Done tor tlie riftcii I •'» r—l.o«fte» >!11 He liorne J'ro Kntn
IN SOCIETY
Kilied liy lit* Horse
WUKK OFIHE CIVIC LEAGUE Interesting Reports Received of Ooe Year's Endeams Man? < I ill's < o-opfm<o to Make tfc* OiKHiilxNtlfiu In It* KfTorta to Admncc Kdui'iitloi
•Toll 11 K. Iludaon I)c:kI
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THE YELLOW MAN A Thrilling: Story of tlx* Boson ia Ofeia*
STANDING OF THE CITIES Even Cirowth uf I'opnlnllon In (he Last Ten Years Shown by the Ceiann
How a Japanese Hero Died
a Big Bxpartl of Shelled Kkk»
BRYAN AND THE PHILIPPINES
IS TARIFF FATHER OF TRUSTS?
LOS ANGELES' POPULATION
THE EXAMPLE OF KEDLANDS
THE HON. H. GAY
ALL SORTS
Thi» Coming; l'npop
GEMS OF "IMPERIALISM"
! EDITORIAL OPINION i
"To Jtnjr at Home In Bul')
All in a Sentence
I He Won'i <.i»t Them
Poitulixt* fcr McKlnlcjr
o Itii|terlnli«ni l'hcrc
Klckn
I The Olillniitlo i of Pr»»*|»erllir
The llernhi I* Fair
Gottiui; the Xewi
The Patient Mm
A. n Apt t'nrtoon
THE SEA GULL
THE PUBLIC PULSE
For Free Sprcrli i
'fpeeeh Thai l.ost lllnlnc Presidenc.r
•.... j. >ce«l to BoMirr
POLITICAL NOTES
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY Orphcam—VaadcTllle. Moroaca'a—"The Moth «ii (he Flame."
The Temperatare
Tea Dollara Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
ASKED TO BE SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY Morphine Fiend Slenls So That He Wonld lie Locked tp aad Kept From the Dens
BIDS SUBMITTED FOR STREET SPRINKLING i Conncllman Todd laslats That So Contracts Br Let Where Leas Than $2 Wages Are Paid
Marriage Licenses
Curran's Circulating Library All late novels rented, 6c wk; 75c worth magailne, 25c; Rm. 201. 223 W. 2d. Tel M.141S
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Jessie ffiartlett 'Daves' Uriumph Zjhe Sreat Contralto at the Oipheum—Enthusiastic Jfudience CnjojfS jigain the Sfctch Xjones of the Queen of jCiffht Opera
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MISS ANNIE MAICHELS WINS THE HERALD'S PIANO MISS EFFIE REYNOLDS COMES " SECOND IN THE EXCITING RACE Both of the Young Ladies Share Honor of Beins the Most Popular Saleswoman in the City of Los Angeles THE RESULT OF THE HERALD'S CONTEST , » * _ – ft
Dairy l'rour<*«n ; . ;.-i .
I'urturrA to Mend <'lm relay unl Walt
A MlmoiilculiiHod In Sjifpd
1 The Statue, Willi xi Difference
Sure I'lli it u
MARCH'S SIG WINNING Long Odds Pravaiied Against His Horse* J'nnl vrl Ir r> Ilu onKliniii llir Connlri I.onf II juilv llirmmli Vinori o* of 'I'll fly Vim <• find .VI in . n I st. I »»it i H
1! in lliurno Unci* DiKricut : . < ' • I ' i-k• nlr,.( '
EASTERN BASEBALL Brooklyn and Hoplon Hrrnk Kvon on l li«> Day's (•antra
on on Hut tin ic
Alil(ney llii h llull>lioo
SITUATION IS SERIOUS I Hawaiian Planters Gennot Secure Labor | — ' 1 Political Mmis T*«» iit i n> Fiinlnn of Jinny Dciuor ra 1 * ami i l Win*; of HcpulilicaiiM AcaiuNt Anil-Silver .Nntivcn
CHINESE DEFEATED ItuMMianN VlctorioiM in Severe EDKngementi on the Mberfnn Frontier
REFUGEES RETURNING lour Hundred People, Including Jinny Irl«li-.inericnnn, Snll From l<oreiuu ManiiiCH
( lurk unil IlieklnNon Confer
Knro Wiir Averted
Croeker** (iift
Murderer Kiitic Arraigned
Accept llediiced Waves
lie Iff Cleared the Hoard
DiimiiKe to Velaseo
A TRUE BRAIN Can be Built by the Right Material
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WILL VISIT VENTURA TO SEE THE ELABORATE CORONATION OF BEAUTIFUL QUEEN BERTHA AND TO WITNESS OPENING OF THE GRAND STREET FAIR GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS HAVE BEEN ARRANGED Baby Show and Rib boo Parade Are Among the Many Bag Attractions
| HANDSOME BOOTHS ALL ARE NOW IN READINESS Citizens Prepared to Receive the Large Crowds That Are Expected
NEW CHARTER IS ALMOST COMPLETE Board of Freeholders Oedde Upon nianv Matters of Vital w II importance
| RAILROAD NEWS|
GOVERNORS OF THE EARLY DAYS Interesting; Papers Are Reed Befere Historical Society Pioneer Callfornlana Eatcrtolned Hy People Who Uavc Mad* • Study of the State
NEEDHAM'S CAMPAIGN Aim helm He|>abllcaas Give tlnlliuilailic Wrlconif to the Con- j itreaaman—Snre of Victory
I'llfa Deemurrer
Santa I lam.l.nni ll (initio n Tic
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FRAUD CHARGED IN OIL DEAL Stockholders Claim They Woro Swindled T. L REED ACCUSED Alleged to Have Made False Representations W. I. Robert* ti«i«l K. 11. Pitney State That They Were Fleered Oeil of flnoli ley n Don hie Miiniyulftlloii
FORTY INMATES NOW AT INDUSTRIAL HOM* Winter Term I* OpvueiT nt trlnia I ndrr Dloat Anapirlou* < IrraiiiKtiinri'M
cumttN r cnviicit news Item* of Interest fiathered From the Varloiiit diarrhea of tho City
STILL DELINQUENT ON THE BREAKWATER California <'on At met ion Company .>lnl«e« Start Una Statement Ite-Ctarrilnar tiovrrnment < linrt*
BITTER LEGAL STRIFE ENDED Decision Given to Father Against Children GIVEN WIFE'S ESTATE Contest Has Been Pending for Years George P. YoaUant Finally Victorious* After Hnvitiir Loat Nearly All of Hleo Property In | l.lt Iffd t lon
romiuoi'orp IVrry'n l loßAhlp .
Complained
A Tone It of Xntnre
ARE BATTLING FOR THE POSSESSION OF A CHILD
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (I,OS AXGELES COIVrY) PLANS FOB TOWN HALL Discussed by Trustees of Santa Monica FIVE SETS SUBMITTED New Pavilion Proposed for Ocean Park Ccriiiiu 1' ru mi lie nt < lliztMift of 'lll.'it Vln«'€» Ifolil a to IH«- on** (he Feimihilily of MrccliiiK (hie
BAPTIST CONVENTION ! l lii ri >-Second Annual Sr<dloo of I lios Aiiroli's Ansoi'lntion C'on* vein's nt liOiiju Itradi
(S*s BRRVARDImo COI>TY) ENJOINED FROM TRESPASSING Complaint Against Chino , Company i IS GATHERING CROPS So the Owners of Certain | Lands Allege 1 I'lic Tito Soma IV Si-pl inn HuMrl i fllin Hi-cmlly llhil n In < njni, Pn», lltitc Hotli Hern Dielui i'kiml I
« ti» Lti im II!»RT
Ilift Mu»lirnom
(tuitr ii Different Sort
(SA*TA HAIIHAH A COUNTY) EDITOR LLOYD IN TROUBLE Charge Against Him Is Battery WARRANT IS ISSUED Complainant a Man Who Oisturbed Sbortrldge Meeting L. Ilruali, n Snrlallnt. M ho Wn* Arret (p i| for rr.-nllnit the Dlntnthiiiipp, « Inlms Thnt Llojil Mruek Him In the Knee
(okaroivri) SANTA ANA SCHOOLS o|»enli»ir Day Sbimi n l.iirgi- Attrndnni'e mill All tlar llill I«lI naw Ire,* POT* <l« «l
| <s.x ijikuo roi vrv) QUARREL'S FATAL END Indian Shot lif a Drtnkin Companion I Tlic Murderer, Jo«c Mnria Hum K«fH|ird and Ii I'robnbly Snfoly o%vr lli« chk IJn<* ,
€ or on nil o Arrlwil*
POLITICAL NOTES
TURNING STREETS INTO DANGEROUS RIVERS
JEWISH DAY OP ATONEMENT Mo*t Solentu SrrvU'c of Hebrew Your Coiiiiiirairi'ji Thl« Evrulnft and < unthint's for Ihe M eek
THIRTY-FIVE MEN BURIED IN THE RUINS
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
:;OTES FROM THE FIELD
Searcher* for Oil
Petroleum
MINING TO DISCUSS SCRIPPING Meeting to Re Held Xext Tnendny Evening to Memorialise Pnbll® Land Office
MOJAVE MINING DISTRICT Hone Valuable Properties Being De. *eloped—Water for Many Stamps. Mill Will Be Pnt In
YELLOW ASTER MINE Has Wnlrr Knongli for Mnn» Mnmpn. Xew Our* Ordered—Xnr Vein l)UcnrriMl
Muriiiuita Sold
Treaiinrc Vanlt
from Dripping Spriuita
Loir Jack Mlar
( Halle Creek District
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CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
SHE GOT THE SEAT A < Womnn Mnkm n Mnn "Give I p" Kin I'lnrc In n C'nr to Her
More Hrllllant Than (he Snn
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Morlgnura
Numealemla .
Htilldlng Permlta
SI PEHIOH COI RT , Xew Actions
1 . 5. 1 lIP I IT € Of RT
I . S. DISTRICT C OI BT
TOWNSHIP COURT
GALVESTON BONDS Mnlnt- Hnld.r, nf Them Are Not Wo*. rrliif About Their Vatic
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE MID COMMERCE
ON 'CHANGE C«B«ltloaa of New York Marfcatt Wall llnet
Bond List
tai FraacUco Mining Stocks
The Public Debt
Government Bmlimi
Money In Circulation
York Excbange
London Financial Review
Trcaiarf Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Board DeallaK* and Prlcra of Farm and Dairy Produce
Eastern Livestock Market*
Chicago Grain Trade
Cotton Futures
Metal Market
Grain and Provisions
Visible Supply of Grain
.New York Produce
llrJtisli Grain Trade
THE LOCAL MARKETS
llaNHlun Mii*l<*
Told the Truth
ANDREW CARNEGIE
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE ! Factories Offer Higher Prices for Sugar Beets Institution of Irrlflmtion Inspected to Secure Large Crops in Several J'OcmlHie« FiTcn if Drriciiht Continues |
WALNUT HARVEST Lively Soon* Proton ted in I„»n Mrlm nlley—<ioo«l Cro|i« aud (■ood rrifPß
l
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices ReallMi by California Hortl* cnltnral Product* la Los An■relea and Elsewhere
Nothing Stops Them
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MAYOR RESIGNS CHAIRMANSHIP Wiuld Nil Stand h Roberts' Pension ACTION A SURPRISE i Ling Chosen to Preside Over Police Pension Commission Hceretnr> '■ Salary tn< Off nnd the rw Appointee Will Keep the flouks Without A«>, f'nnipeiiftn i ion
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
HAS NO FEAR OF THIRTEEN (in ihr < Miilr:ir> "Minimum I'oniiiei* (M-n'iui. i.iUi-H (lif ( roppy "N u nt 1m» r
« 111 Illi'V Hull*
In Straits
MESMER WILL |, IS ADMITTED ~ P Threatened Contest Is" Gomprcmised < IS AMiGABLY SETTLED i I 1 Children Wished to Avoid a Lens Legal Battle Letter* Tent anient ary tirnntoil t*» Jo«icpli Mwmpr Who Mill Vdmlnlstrr the G*tnto
4rlver.lt>- Uerclopn Character
A Hero
POLICE CILLINGS
CONSTANT OVERFLOW Why Should Men lluJlil Cities Where Dniiffer In A Inn yn I in m i neii <
Inf«»«*tion Itnrp in >l»ip ( arßoo* (
It Ivn I Tow lift
I
l)K. T US
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