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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 6, 7 October 1900
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LOCOMOTIVES TIPPED OVER BY A TORNADO Gars Blown From the Tracks In Minnesota and Houses Blown to Atoms Terrific Wind and Rain Storm Strikes the Mining Town •T Biwabik, Carrying Death and Destruction In Its Path
HIGHER STANDARD IS DRGED FOR ADMISSION TO WEST POINT ♦ . ♦ ! Lot Angela* herald'* Exoluslve News Service. Special Dispatch from | the New York Herald. | 2
THE MORNING'S NEWS
JUST NATURAL BORN KICKERS
MINERS WILL COMPROMISE President Mitchell to Gall Convention SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT Strikers Succeed in Closing Down More Mines fllpf Drmonitratloni Held at Stiriintool on h and Mount Carmel—Mnr«*h of .Writ and Wom«»n at Lattlmer
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE TELLS TRAGIC TALE OF A SHIPWRECK
LONDON PREPARING FOR A GAY SEASON
DOWAGER EMPRESS EXCITES SUSPICION Growing Belief That a New Anti-Foreign Plot Is Being Incubated Decree That Gives Color to the Rumors That the De&a radation oF Boxer Loaders Is Merely a Blind to Gain Time
KWANQ HSU'S PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
SHORTS ARE CAUGHT IN I UPTON'S PORK CORNER
MOROCCO'S SULTAN MUST PAY UP
DECISION AFFIRMED
• JAPAN ACTS >Yfthdrntvnl of Troop* From Pfldnf In llnKnn— Half of Her Army Will R«*tnrn Home
Penolon for Old Employes
DESTRUCTION OF MISSIONS BY BOXERS CONTINUES IN CHINA
GREAT DEMONSTRATION FOR ROOSEVELT AT CHICAGO His Arrival in thi City Is Made the Occasion of a Tremendous Ovation The Coliseum and First Regiment Armory Are Both Filled to Overflowing and Thousands Foil To 6ain Admission
Sailed for Vuknham*
BOERS STILL ACTIVE General Dewet Reported in the Orange River Country Ki*uger'« Grnnilaon Will Go to Dma* ■els In Aelvnuce of the Preaideat to Prrpare a Realtlene* for Him
VAST GOLD DEPOSITS IN NOME DISTRICT
BRAVERY REWARDED Kj|ire». HuaeuKFr Ilnxtrr llecrlvti a llundaoiiic Token for Killing a Truin It ulihrr
SIXTEEN THOUSAND BOXERS ARE HELD PRISONERS BY BRITISH
Tin I*lnt«' >1111* lifetime
TO (TBK A COM) l ON'K IJ A V
RECEPTION TO GAGE Tin* (aiivcriHtr Opens tlie t'anipulKD In evuiln County Willi u lIIk Meeting nt (irnmi Valley
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FRANCE WILL HAVE TO WAIT No Definite Answer to Her Note Now TWO KNOTTY POINTS Matters That Will Have to Be Submitted to Coosrass Ita Approval Necessary to Kulahllih a Permanent Legatlm (innrd and to Help Open the Route to PekluK
DISTRESS IN GALVESTON Muynr Jonrj liefute» Statement Ttint All Need of Further Itellef In Punt
All Discharged Together
PRESIDENT LOUBET BEQUEATHED A FORTUNE BY FORMER CLIENT
REHARKABLE GAINS IN BUSINESS OF LOS ANGELES CLEARING HOUSE
BREACHES OF TREATY RIGHTS Chine lies Not Violated International Law CHANCES FOR ESCAPE Peculiar Discovery Made by a German Authority Snjr* flio ftmplr* Hern »ver Voluntarily Recognised the Ohllvnftona of Knfloiis need (nniiot lie livid Renponalblt
CARRIED INTO COURT Mrs. Nettie Craven Saves Her Bondsmen $5,000
THE CAD WINS BIG STAKE Champion Steeplechase at Morris Park PLATO RUNS SECOND Leader Finishes a Scant Half Length Ahead At Lexington I.urilc Mnkm n Xe« ' Tmttlnif Iteoord to lliitoii, Driven b»- an Amalfiir, Her lliuf Hr In K – :07
COLLISION AT SEA
Consumption Cured
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SALISBURY IN FULL CONTROL Ministerialists Sure of a Majority NEW CABINET TIMBER few Changes of Importance Will Se Made fallamrntarf Elections Hnve Hemlted in n Greater Ilrench Than Ever In the Rniika of the ■ rich Party
INTEBESTING. IF THUE jfou Can Try It For Yourself and Prove it
t'aahaai Labor t|u(*Ntion Suited
The Electric Light Bath
Steamer* .leannl- Afloat
BRYAN ARRIVES AT LOUISVILLE Kentuckians Give Him a Warm Greeting THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE He Assures His Hearers That It Is Imperialism Srnya the Reason He Discussed This Subject More Than Financial Question Is Their Helntlve Importance
Mlnsint; Juror Salts for Auntrnlia
Probable Dcinllock
political notes
The Twentieth Century
Stabbed by a Drunken Mnn
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THE HERALD'S OIL REPORTS
A CRUEL COMEDY
THE REAL THING IN TRUSTS
HITCH 'EM
PAY LIVING WAGES
THE VROOMAN LAW
ALL SORTS
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
DOING GOOD WORK
A SPLENDID PAPER
THE ART OF ADVERTISING
MORE EDITORS' PREDICTIONS!
EDITORIAL OPINION ir=i n]ffD
CALIFORNIA 13 SAFE
I PROOFS Of PROSPfcRITY | Brief Interview* Win All Aorta and Conditions of Men, Comparing Their Situation Now With That of IM>3 «o IH»T
THEY WON'T TELL
HEAVY LOCAL ADVERTISING
Tea Dollars Reward
THE WEATHER
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
ALL AROUND TOWN
PLAIN TALK To Catarrh Sufferers
I-otice to taxpayers
NON-UNION MEN ARE IMPORTED Attempt to Fill Strikers' Positions TROUBLE TOBESETTLED Reliable Statements to That Effect Are Made Prolinbillty That Coming Week Will Witness nn Amicable Agreement Between Klectrlcal Workers and Employers
POLICE CULLINGS
SURVIVOR OF TEXAS STORM ASKS CHARITY iClaims to Have Been Vlnltlns Her Danfthter unci Xow AVnntu to Return Home
BIG MEETING ARRANGED BY TEACHERS'ASSOCIATION Mtnjr Famnna Hduratora WIU Malta j Addrnan llrturr That Organisation I
Hale Company Opeuinur
How He Yielded
Caucus notice
Curran's Circulating Library
CITY NEWSJN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (BAIT BERNARDINO COIJTTY) HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS REBEL Refuse to Submit to New Rules THREATEN TO LEAVE Advent of New Superintendent Causes the Difficulty DUtrlct Attorney Duckworth Mill Probably II rln if •Suit Againat Rlvernide County for Hack Railroad Taxes
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) C. R. WEST DEAD .4 Whlttier C'ltlsen Snddenly Stricken While Apparently In (iooil Health
(LOS AXUELE9COIXTVi LINEMEN STRIKE of Sun (inlirlpl ami Kill.on * oiiiiiunlt'N Want More l*ny mid shorter Hour*
(ORANGE COI'NTV) BAPTIST CHURCH SOCIAL Delightful Kntertninmcut Given at the Home of 3lr. au<l -Mrs. Mcl'hce at Santa Ann
SODA IN HUMAN BODIES
(I«OS AXOELKS COUXTY) TOOK TOWN BY STORM Monrovia Over McLachlan CONVERTS DEMOCRATS Many Announce Support of Republican Ticket Juhn Scott of Duurte. n ReroKiiised Democratic Leader, Una T.eft Ilia Party for tiood mid Will * ote for Mrlvliiley
4 nn helot Brevities
FIELD MARSHAL LORD AVOLSELEV
MAFEKING
WENT TO TEA And It Wound Her Bobbin
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) DENTISTS IN CONVENTION Tltey Will Meet at Santa Rarbara INTERESTING PAPERS Attractive Program Has Been Prepared Trlnl of 1,, flench, ( hunted With »l*. turblnif Shortrldwr Meeting. The Case M u* TitUcu I uder Advisement
(lIIVRRSIOE COI1HT1) NEEDHAM'S ADDRESS He Speaks at Riverside ta a Big Audience Two Who Picked Woman'a Pocket on a Southern Pacific Train »ur Indio Have I tee it ( aiiKht
BLOOD MAY STAIN HIS BRILLIANT RECORD
PASADENA NEWS PREPARING FOR ROSE CARNIVAL 'The Neit Annua! Tournament Will Be the Finest Ever Held Republican Club Meetliik est Thtirailny Mulit M 111 Re Addrened hj O. S, Ho libel I, W. S. Mcllck and Senator Hard
WILL BOILD PATH FOR AUTOMOBILES Cycleway Gempany Renounce* Its Allegiance to Bicycles Women of Shakespeare Club C«l«a brate Annual Rennlon With a Reception, Interspersed With Addrenien and Hongi
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES | AT THE EXCHANGES
THE OTHER SIDE lion tlie Soa'i|»|»rr Cmri Arc Vl«wrd by Altornry I. V. Vnn Juilito Hon* Uullnsa
THE MEXICO COMPANY A Pn» Item* Coueernlair the Greateat Oil Prodacljair Rntrriirlie au the t'ouct
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
IN THE EASTERN FIELDS Oil City Derrick's Monthly Report (■lves a Uenrlsh Cast to the Situation iu the East
Whlttler Items
Santn Barbara County
Incorporations
Credit Lines
Petroleum
Petroleum in California
"Petroleum in California"
MINING UNSEEN OPPORTUNITIES Cltlsena of Southern California Need to Open Their Ere* to Riches Before Them
Iron Mountain Croup
narlfd Cities In Central America
Married to a Flower Vu»e
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GRAND FAIR AT VENTURA WITH RED FIRE, ENTHUSIASM AND REVELRY IS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE
ANGELENOS VISIT THE VENTURA FAIR
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
More Plnirnr In falnniroiT
CLAIMS SHE SUFFERED SIX YEARS OF CRUELTY j
LINEMAN KILLED R. J. Ariniim of Jacknon Comes in Contact With a Ll%-e Wire and Receive* a Fatal Shock
HAB NO COMPETITOR One Patent Medicine Which Has the Field to Itself
A ROYAL QUARREL Xntnlle Is Exceedingly Bitter Avnln.t Her Manghter-ln-I.nnr, Qtees of Servla
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES | ABNORMALLY PEACEFUL Delegates Elected for City Convention Which Meets Tomorrow—Snyder Will Be Nominated by Acclamation
JOTTIKUS
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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AT THE THEATER
THREE MAGNIFICENT WOMEN ON THE AMERICAN ST A OF'.
IN THE REALM S SOCIETY
AMONG CLUB WOMEN
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
THEIR HAPPINESS WAS OF SHORT DURATION Yonnic Wife la Granted at Divorce From Husband Who Failed to Support Her
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RERLM OF THE FESTIVE CGKT *■
DRILL TEAM PF LA FIESTA CAMP, N°- 63, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
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THE HERALD'S EDITORIAL FORUM jingto-Saxon or Cossack
'Development of 7/fankind
llJoncterfut Century
Staves to TJ/ieir Z/iiches
Smatt Cottage 77/ust So
THE YELLOW MAN A Thrilling Story of the Boxers la China
SIIIIJ M Birthplace of the Immortal Bard Los Angeles Lady's Charming Description of the Place Made Famous by William Shakespeare
l.ife'i Little Ironies
CROWN PRINCE OF GREECE
Grand Opera Coming
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Some Republican Candidates
POSSUM POLITICS [ The Possjm Party M;e"s lb Wth Fur! ther Surprises anl [ i Ast?rs
GOVERNOR PINGREE
( an<ll(|:itp |»r n««(>ml>ly, Seventyflr.Mf district.
t'nndidnto for Ntntc nennlor, Thirty- i xpvcnlh MMuitorlnl district.
Cnndtdnte for n«neiiil»ly« Seventyfourth district.
V VI/l'Klt S. >! 15LICK Candidate for umm'!hl»l>, >>eeu<y" accoikl
VLUEKT l. SI'ITEL Candidate for assembly, Seventy* I lii rd dI Mr Iff.
lim'w 'Km
hexry k. carter Cundidatc for UMneiiibly. Seventy* tiftli iliNtrlct.
The li-oM Ploliid
Hard to Plf»f
Hl* Pride l-'orbndff
JAMES O. NEEUHAM 'Candidate for «*onjrre«a, Seventh ooa| grejmlunal dlMrlot.
City Which l« Not « Citf
DR. DAVID JAYNE HILL
SABBATH IN THE CHURCHES
KING GEORGE OF GREECE
EXEMPTION Of CHURCHES FROM TAXATION
OUR SAILORS DRIVE MOBS FROM TIEN TSIN
FALLING FROM THE SKIES ! i'l'he Sensation of Coining Down In a' Parnchutr la by Xo Means I I nplemuni
TICKLED HIS FOOT Boy Stack lun Water Pipe Is Freed by • lie I'nnaual Methods Sngfeiled by n Bystander
Returned for Her Property
"Thrni'i (he lliilra"
Ia the far North
Compelled Appreciation
The 1,1 ml I
CAMPAIGN SONG
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CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PROTEST AGAINST ACTION OF POLICE Socialists Declare That Free Speech Is Endangered ludljrnntifin Sleeting (lie Reaalt of the Arrmli uf I'emuni for Speaking In the Parka
Mnrriajre Llcenaca
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FORMER LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER MAN OWNS VALUABLE INVENTION Pelton System of Flooring:, Now Being; Used in New York Skyscrapers, Is Owned and Managed
THE WINDOWS OPPOSITE
lit*dN re Sen ree In ItuiAlu
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RAILROAD NEWS
SULU ARMS MARKET "If n linife linn Killed 11 Man lis Value In More Tlimi (tun il ru iileil"
lIIn Afwietn
VON WALDERSEE AND HIS AMERICAN WIFE
INDUSTRY, FINK AND COMMERCE Remarkable Commercial Year Is Being Experienced All Record* of the Conn try In Export! Uelnjr llrnkcn—-The lliilnnce «»f Trnde Wim Never ilefore Equaled
0N 'CHANGE Condition of the llfw York Mnrketo <i* Mi own hy Trnnnnollona on Wall Street
Closing Stn<<k*
San FrnncUeo Mining Stocks
Weekly Bank Statement
New York Exohnnge
London Financial Review
Treasury statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dnllr lull Board Drnlluisi and Prlcra or Farm and Unlr, Produce
Ilrltlab Grain Trade
New York Produce
Cotton Future*
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS
AGRICULTURE A! HORTICULTURE PERSIMMONS SHIPPED ' (tirioitri of tlio I'lliip.i .lai• iiii«•■««» rlfty Si'iit Out I'rwin < oopcr Mil noli
Pomona Fruit Exrlinusc Klcction
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I*rlcea flcullzed l>y Cullfornln Horticulturiil Products In liOa An- | Kolcji and Elftefrliere
California Dried Fruit*
ClilcnKo tarniti Ti-niio
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CITY TEACHERS' BIG MEETING Address by Mary E. Foy on Foreign Tour HER LONDON SOJOURN Lecturer Visited the Scenes of Shakespeare's Plays The Art Gallerlca of S tinny Italy Contributed to the I'lennnre* of Her European Trip of Tito Yearc
VITAL STATISTICS DURING SEPTEMBER Monthly lUpori of llmlih Ollircr Powj'i'* (liven lii tr rest i ni; I ii formation
GALVESTON BENEFIT WILL BE A SUCCESS ( lever I'roKriini Vrrnnwed f«»r the Concert Which He <■ I veil Frliliiy
WILL DISCUSS TOOTH TREATMENT Many Local Dentists leave for Sania Barbara Meeting I iiterontlnK Taper* and Dl«ru«.slon* Arranged for the Aniiunl (iutlieriiiK of the Annocla f lon
GERMANS OF LOS ANGELA HAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR A SAENGERFEST
CITY H4LL BRIEFS
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
CHURCH MUSIC
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MUSIC AT THE PAN-AMERICAN All Tastes Will Be Suited and the Most Famous Musical Organganizations of the World Will Participate—The Temple of Music and Its Grand Organ
Aphorlnnui
Forcftiirlit
AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION
iSTRANGE GROWTH I OF THE CHINESE CIVILIZATION How the Chinese Have Developsd Themselves in the Line ot Filial Piety, and by Their Protection of the Working Man
Fnta With Hi* Finite™
■V Hank Traitor
Ilnl'll to Account For
Queer People V Know
fOftlllNCS Of SOME EXILES! < Britain's Political Prisoners Detained at Sani- ( tarioms — Cronje Enjoys St. Helena ,
CHILDREN NOT WANTED
TRUMPS AND THUDS
Be % o t :l I! ! ;.J
THE ART OF ADVERTISING Development on thn Pacific : Coast i J. Sevrltt Toll* Alton! tlie Sunir, Willi S|»eclt»l Krlrrncv to tlio (It)' of L<ii AHKCIci
HvmnsM m n mora hi i b i ill OF CHUD (111
WARSHIP WISCONSIN
. PILGRIM JOE he Ttlli How Ho Escaped the v Snare* of the Wicked
FROMIMANY SOURCES
I'nlque Missouri Divorce
AN OPENING
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Primaries and City Convention Precinct Caucus? -Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1900. Primary Elections, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1900. City Convention, Friday, Oct. 18' 1900.
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WITH THe -SMILe FROPUGSR-S A HARD, HARD LIFE,
SORROWS OF AN EDITOR.
HE SAW NOTHING IN IT.
Uripf ami llroo*y.
Tlio Corn Fed I*li I lnMopli<»r.
THE LADY AND THE PARROT.
WOXDERFIL DEVKLOPMEXT.
THE T. I I.OH'S Till VIS.
IvTtMH'lM'H.
Di«ill HmIoIMmI
Through Tnlklnfr.
HAD ENOUGH DESCRIPTION.
I,ife*r« l.ittle IronleN.
ScVmril Thnt Way to Her.
lie* Hail In l*«iy.
Bereaved. hut Hopeful.
HIS TRUE WEIGHT.
THE WET TAR AND THE DRY TAR.
/d&WJQ f-r* IT i-fferQld jg«^v r –
Masthead
Untitled
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WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT
S/3oncs of a 97/onster Saurian J'ound Sn the City
I'earla From Wine Lips
WHY + ••• + Jessie S3art/ett 'Davis LEFT – Op era 3*or VaudeviMe
Aa Organic Trouble Anyway
WHAT – PEOPLE * ARE * DOING * AT * NOME
j{ fisherman jfnd jfcis Tfet . . .
A Model II UN Imi ml
Sold at the Price of Pork
; Gave Way to HU Impulse
Chinese Emperor a Plowman
CliuflTee'a "Dog Robberr"
Out of Wind
Mexico of Today THROUGH THE EVES OF BN HNCELENO
Venue of a Compliment
KVE.M(i CHAT
Ghost* of Hallona. LHST RELICS OF 7K CITY THHT NEWER WRS
j MTTI.K YAK.Mg
&he Son AND His Trusty Camera
7/fexi'can Carved jCeather
Something 7few for California
"College Is Great"
The Boarder
Stirring Experience* > > IWith Arizona Cotoboys
Private Life of the Cxor
POINT fERMIN jST1" i LIGHT STATION
1 NEW UII« h ns rem ciß The Pioneer Child-Saving Society—America's Oldest Fresh-Air Work-Boys' Farms-Industrial Schools Settlement Clubs-Bearing Upon Strikes and Other Social Inharmonies
The Fir on the Celling
A Lover's Inqafry
How She Stopped Hist
Fashions Mityor 7few Gmpire Ss the Craze
Gvenmg Sftod/co of Spangled Tfet
'Smart jacket arte/ Jfcat /or Street *11} ear
SOME FRILLS OF FASHION
No End to 11
HOW TO DRESS FOR THE CAMERA
YOUNG WOMAN'S NEW FIELD
9/ew Sealskin Jacket
Cmp ire litrep
louse jacket
OUTINGS IN ARIZONA Where Game ui ■■* Climate and «* •* Is Still Scenery -* ** Plenty <* ** <* Are Grand *« <*
Killing Flub
Herbert Spencer'* Book*
An Eton "TrackMhhop''
PITIFUL TALES OF GALVESTON FLOOD
< Sirn 2/aars Gvolution * | /)/. /9, L 1 1 Ufa Lhurch
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