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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 7, 8 October 1900
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Masthead
HURLED 10 DEATH IN k HURRICANE A Nine Lives Sacrificed to a Tornado in Minnesota One Entire Family Wiped Out and Many Others Killed or Injured by the Fury ot the Storm
THE MORNING'S NEWS .. . Forecnat for Southern Callfor- Blfti Fairs continued warm Jlon- Uuyt lltrht west wind. Maximum Temperature yesterday, SJI deff.
A SCARE DOESN'T SCARE
REAPING FRUITS OF EXPANSION
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE SnntioK. Orll* Found Gnlltj of the Murder of V. s. MnflTnt. near Y«imn. Arts.
Slil|»k Arriving;
WILL CALL A CONVENTION Strikers Left to Decide for Themselves MITCHELL IS THE MAN His Advice Will Probably Settle the Question llefnacft In Suy When Hip Contention Will He Held, hoi tile <*'.*nernl Belief In Tlmt He Will Cull One
FIVE THOUSAND BOERS RETREAT WITH BIG GUNS
HAS LI HUNG CHANG DEPARTED FOR PEKING ? Reports From Tien Tsin Say the Wily Diplomat Has Started
TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER TRAFFIC TIED UP RY FOG IN NEW YORK HARROR
SEES BEAUTY IN OUR PARKS California Reserves Rival Swiss Scenery HOW TO REACH THEM ... ' 1 Superintendent Frank West Makes His Annual Report | Park, the Home of the Mammoth Tron, la nn Ideal Spot Cor Grandeur of Scenery nnd as a Game Preserve
NO DEVELOPMENTS IN WASHINGTON Consideration «»i the Fronoh Note l'oatpouod I util i In* lteturn of President 3lcKluley
FOUND DEAD IN AN ORCHARD lloily of n Man SinpiPo«od to He nn Ininnte of the County Hospital
BULLER IS AFTER THEM PurinlnK tlie Uetreutlnic Iloer* to the Where They Will Muke n Stand
BRITAIN RECIEVES A NEW CASE OF BUBONIC PLAGUE
CLARA BARTON MAXES APPEAL Asks For Aid For Galveston Sufferers All Charitable Periom Appealed to for Aid ill Rebuilding the llniued Homes of Texas liifortiuintey
ARRIVED WITH HER CARGO American Collier I'mir Arrives at Suez Itoads, After Sinking in tli «> Canal
Hauna and Prye Will Camiiuiign
SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADE Reasons Why New York Goes Democratic CORRUPTION ABOUNDS — i City Officials Accused of Bei ins Directly Connected j Superintendent McCullach Warns the Municipal Authorltlcn Tlint Attempt# Arc Bclnir Made to Coluulcc Illegal Voter*
INJURED IN A COLLISION An lOleetrie Car and a Train Collide in CliJoaKo Willi Disastrous Jtesults
DIED WITH A WIFE ' C. 11. Hcnkel of Cincinnati c<|iiire*i One on (lie Goimt to the l)iv niay of hi:« Relative*
"BEYOND PARDON" One Adventure** Thus Write* Her llefore Commit tin a: Suicide in Xew York
TAMPICO IN A DELUGE Mexican Rivera Flood the Populated Valleys Along the Mexican Central Railroad
TOOK ONE DAY OF LEISURE Mr. Bryan Spent the Snbbath In His Boyhood Home Visiting W Itli Itrlntlvra
SPANISH TROUBLES Gbllclau Conat Fluliermen Fire on a (tunlraat and Attnck a Port Commandant
DID NOT RUN AGROUND Report of the Grounding of the Deutsclilautl in (he Elbe Is Denied
ENGLAND HAS THE FEVER l.oril St rallicona of Cnuadii Say* a Have of Kxpaiidlon is Sweeping- Over llrituln
LAID THE CORNERSTONE Erection « oiuiuenced of a Church on Mount /lon on tile Site Given Emperor William
Stole olid dun Awar
l-'cll From u Cur and l>!rd
Stop* the Cornell nnil Work* Off the Cold
REGENT NEWS FROM MANILA Insurgents Concentrating in the Monntains TACTICS IMPROVING Evidently Taking Advantage of Lessons Taught Them The Filipino Commission Will Commence Revising the Tariff Duties Tills Week lu Fuvur i of American Trade
Remembered f»uruell
NEW CHURCH FORMED Christian Scientists Effect Organization Place for Rellfrfous Wornhlp Has Been Secured and Services Will lie Held Every Sunday
HAVE FIXED THE BOUNDARY Speolul Commlnglon From Honduras ■ nil It'lcaruaun Hai t'onrlnded Ita Labors Amlcnblr
WENT UP IN SMOKE South San Francisco Packing; Hons* Destroyed by Fire, Entailing a Lou of 940*000
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ON THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE Act Providing Punishment for Boxers Confirmed LEADERS CONDEMNED / Chinese Emperor Partly Blames Himself for the Trouble Mint- Princes and Woliles Arrnlinfl for Taking Pari In the I'prlslnsr. One of Whom Him Pled to Avoid Punishment
The WeuthFr Report
Well Known Rnllroud Mun Dead
"•sa Meeting; »l Railroad Workers
Rourke Cockrnn 111
George H. Rlnnnhard Dead
MOST IMPORTANT IN NEARLY A CENTURY
PATRICK AND JONES STILL IN THE TOOMBS
KILLED BY A CHINAMAN FOR THROWING ROCKS
ROYAL RRIDE AND GROOM GREETED Belgium Enthusiastic Oner the New Princess llrunsels Receives the C'nnple Handsomely nud Racialist* Make no Demonstrations Darius the i Celebration
WESTPOINT WAITERS STRIKE Hcfnued to Serve Cadet* I nlrai Their Waici Were Advanced, Which M'm Dune
CONSULTED WITH HANNA Governor Hoonevelt Spent Yenterilnr In Cunlub With the Kejiubltcnu MiinuKi'r niiicuiintnK Pinna
PEARY MAY STAY NORTH Lone Ilelny Taken to Indicate that He Will Not Return to Civ- , lllrutlnn ThU Srnaon
SPENT SUNDAY INDOORS President McKlnley still at Canton, but Will Leave for the Cnprtnl Todar
SOLDIER BOYS COMING HOME Dcptarture of (lie City of London Volunteers from Cape Town—Scene of Enthusiasm
Exchange Falllnar In Mexico
A, Woman in Thla Case
Kxploalon in Powder Homc
CITIZENS MAY NAME MUNICIPAL TICKET Committee of One Hundred Appointed for* That Purpose A Hiiih Convention Is Culled find Fiuiift Are Outlined fur the Selection of the AiomineCß
POLITICAL NOTES I
ODD RESULTS OF GRAFTING The I'ren-U Bran Wedded to (lit Common Caitirr Oil I'luut
GOULDS END A LONG TRIP — Von uk Millionaire and His Wife In Ken York Afier Their Crnlae"
Notice to Taxpayers
Had to Ciive Wny
An Eniiy One
LABOR II COLLEGE The Novel Plan to Bring Harvard Culture to the Cambridge Working Men—How the Prospect Union Solves a Problem—A Genuinely Democratic Institution
STRANGE CITY
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STAGE FOLK BIG IN THE GAY TODAY OTIS SKIMJIER ''ARIMJA" TOBY CUI'DB A* "Prince Otto" The Her»ld Sqniire »««•»•» •» "The Cadet Glrlw
WOMEN SHOULD REIGN HOME THEIR HOPE
GORDON STREET: ALViM
A NAP ■
Paper Mmle Front Lent her
Tlie Volpph From Sorrow'* Depth
Snjfe Conclusion
Hut a Good One
The Artint nml llie Poet
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN CHINA
THE HAPPY TIME
AI.MI4MVM COMMANDER
Sweep to the Center
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THE YELLOW MAN A Thrilling Story of the Boxers in Chins V ,
ANTI-SALOON MASS MEETING Ninth Warders Denounce the Saloons INFLUENCE IN POLITICS Present Council Commnndnil For Suppressing Coxes Decide to Form m League to Work With the State Organisation for the Sappreialon of Saloons i i
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THE HERALDS OIL REPORTS
THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR
THE "EXAMINER" AND BRYAN
MA VOR ALT Y CANDIDATES
A DEMOCRAT'S REASONS
STRIKES AND PROSPERITY
j(t Jreactquarters Chairman jfredgea of the Speakers' bureau Jfcas Jfcis Jfcands 3>uii. Over Sight jfcundred Orators {Preaching the Sospei of {Republicanism—Smproued {Prospects in the State ofTfew 2/ork
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
EDITORIAL OPINION ! n
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
THE PUBLIC PULSE Another Route to Suit Lake
M'LACHLAN'B CAMPAIGN.
WOULD SAVE TIME AND MONEY
ALL SORTS
THE LOS ANGELES CHARTER
ADVICE ON THE HALF SHELL
AGAINST A SNAG
THE CITY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
REV. WEBSTER SPEAKS TO THE SOCIALISTS He Kldlciile* the Argument* Made kr Brj-nn on Political Question*
AT THE THEATER
ELECTRICAL WORKERS STILL OUT ON STRIKE Only One-Tenth of the Rrmlar Force of Kmplorti Son Working
NEWS OF UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA School of Mimlc Will Give a Recital. Methodist* Hold a Meeting;
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF THE miSSIONARiIES
ROBBER IS ROBBED AND PROMPTLY ARRESTED
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES INFERIOR OIL IS SOLD % ————— Dangers of Marketing By Individuals Kewa of the Industry In the District Sear Balceratield. Other Items of lutereftt
Well» at Conlliiftn
Han on the SfrirMnn
"Petroleum in California"
HOW PEOPLE GET DRINKS Prohibition l<awa Are Ineffectual to Prevent Alcoholic Indulgence
tturthc'n Ansrer Overcome
Very ARttmvnting
11 il rd l.uck
Cms'l Sllit 311 111
Peri, liable
TILL DEATH US PART
From Hahyhootl to Childhood
EX-GOVERNOR W. J. STONE
MR. BOWSER'S TRIBULATIONS He Starts a Temperance Crusade and Gets All Mixed Up
ot
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOB ANOEXRS COUNTY) ARRAIGNS LAW OF CHURCH TAXATION Rtir. J. M, Huston Claims Lav Is Unjust and Statas His Reasons Antl-Salnon League Formed With Larue MciuberiUp—Personal Items and General Kewa oI Local Interest
llapplnen
(LOS ANGELES COUMTV) RIG POLITICAL RALLY Republicans Will Gather at Ontario Conicressnian -N'ccdliam and Senator Smith to Speak on Campalvn Issue*—Other Afalri of Interest
atIVERSinE COL STY) HARDWARE STORE BURNED I The Establishment of C. A. Streble Is Reduced to Ashes'* by Flames
(VEMIRA COt NT Y) KICKED BY A HORSE Child Meets With a Probable Fatal Accident Skull fs Severely Crushed and the Attending Physicians lluve Little Hope of His I Recovery I
(VKXTin A COUNTY) CUT HIS LEG WHILE AT PLAY !Small Hoy Meets With an Accident. | Interesting Notes About Pirn Heonle
MUCH DISTRESS IS REPORTED AT NOME Division Superintendent of Santa Fe Tells of Poverty of the Itesldeuts
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) WILL GROW FIREWOOD Ghino Company Plans a Larga Enterprise Many Thoanand Eucalyptus Tree* tm lie Planted and Cnltlvated to 3lalte Wood lor Fuel Pnrpoaei j
What He Dracrnd
Aetora and Audience*
THE NEWS FROM ARIZONA WILLIAMS IS ENTERTAINED The Two Rival Democratic Nominees Meet STREAM OF ORATORY Both Candidates Hold Forth in tho Opera House There la a LtTelf Between the Oppoalng Section* for Po»- icriloa of the Stave, but So One Is Hart
KENDALL CASTLE ASHORE AT TEXAS CITY
BREACH WILL REMAIN1 The Opposing Cnndldntes Are Determined to Flight It Ont to a Conclnnlon
A NEW RAILROAD Project That Will Open up a Rich .Mining autl Timber Section of Arizona
I ArUonn Notes
Atchison Cilolie Slitlita
Bond of Sympathy
' Carrie* the Odd*
Good Heaion
WATER SYSTEM TO BE BUILT Citizens Will Subscribe Necessary Funds WANT NO MORE FIRES Lucky Bartlett's Hotel Wilt Soon Be Completed Drought Which Threatened <o Rival That of 18S8 Has Been Broken and Cattle Men Ara Jubilant
GRANDPA KNEW THE RULES . Hut They Were dometklili Like Twenty Year* Behind Time
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Truat Deeda
Hortgagta
I SUPERIOR COURT
THE VAGABONDS
CALM AND STORM
The Coming Man
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BASEBALL
tra of the Uamt
Diamond tiosslp
EASTERN BASEBALL ('lilcaKO'i' Pitching Find IfiiKhca Prove* (n He Kn«y for file I,lKht Hitting; 4 Infill mi Ila
Count Hn«ehall
THE RING
COURSING
V V V V-» V V ATHLETICS
I CYCLING I
RICHARD SHELDON
> GOLF "
CHESS
FOOTBALL
DOG AND GUN
THE TURF
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