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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 24, 25 October 1900
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CALIFORNIA'S POPULATION I | Census Returns Give the Stete 1,485,053 REMARKABLE GROWTH An Increase During the necade nf 276,923 Los Angrlcii Shows the (irriitfit <*iiln of Any of (lie Countlcj*. I)m* to the .11 ii kiil floe nt Showing Made bjr the City
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOREIGN
i oiorauo millionaire. j CHINA |
EASTERN STATES
l POLITICAL
PACIFIC COAST
SOt'THBB* CALIFORNIA
LOCAL
THERE'S A COLDNESS BETWEEN THEM
POPULATION BY COUNTIES 1 Tnble Bhowln* the Inerenie or Decrease •( Bach Svbdlvl«to« *. – _'• tsr j,. Years air AMvcmteo rreis.j
OUT ON BAIL llnckninn Who Drove Jennie Ronaohleter to Death He leaned From Custody
Miners Oppnaie Hrceivrraliliia
INTEGRITY ! OF CHINA — i Hay Working for a General Agreement INSURES "OPEN DOOR" little Opposition Expected From Any of Powers American Troops Have All Been Withdrawn From Pekln* and Will Soon Depart for the Philippines
TROOPS WITHDRAWN Tt'nehl«»»An A A T"» j
KRUGER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO INTRIGUE AGAINST ENGLAND
Tito Hundred Boxers Killed
NO WISH TO BE SOLD Inhaliltnntj, nf Danlah Wcat Indies Protest Avnlnnt Propmrd Transfer to the t'nltert States
SCHOOL census; PENSIONS GRANTED
Farmer*' Inatltnte
ALVORD MADE FALSE ENTRIES Defaulting Bank Teller's Operations AN UNFORTUNATE SLIP His Stealings Discovered by the Merest Chance Detective* on the Trail of the Abmcunder. Who In Believed to Be lu Hiding Somewhere in New York
MR. M'KINLEY'S REPLY TO BRYAN'S ATTACK
FRENCH GOVERNMENT HONORS AMERICAN ARTIST MAC EWEN
For Quick Returns Use the Herald's Want Ads DELAWARE WAS DISAPPOINTIN6 Bryan's First Meeting Not a Success AUDIENCE RESPECTFUL it Wilmington He Received a Warmer Welcome Took Cognisance of a Series of Question* I'ut to Him and Keplied to Tlaein From His Owe Standpoint
OVATION TO STEVENSON ! He Milken Two Addres*e* to Large Audience* nt ( oldunter, MICIIIku u
Ilolliniore Minister Drop* fiend
UTICA'S BIG DEMONSTRATION Close of Roosevelt's Day in New York MADE NINE SPEECHES Preconcerted Attempt at Rome to Question Him Men in the Crowd Had Printed Slips of Paper From Whicli They Interrogated the Speaker, hut He Declined to Reply
I.ni'Kcnt Crowd of the Day
EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILLS AT INDIAN HEAD
FOR ROOSEVELT RECEPTION Elaborate Arrangemvntfl Are Ileiiiß 3la«le for the Demonstration at Madison Siiuuri> (iarili>n
CROWN CLAIMS SOLD Dim-sou l'euple Rejoleeil Over a Government Order AbolUtalng Tliem In Future
Ilornltnn flrerik, Ann,lriir Railroad
Sennl-V. Ijo Hallway
SENATOR HANNA SCORES BRYAN Denounces His Utterances as Demagogism SEED OF ANARCHISM NeMan Would Rtap as He Is Now Sowing 3lnrqnette Club of Chlcngo Entertain.* Twenty-Five Hundred tiueat* at m Prosperity liar-Teat Home nanquet
To Join Xlcaraicna'* Railroad*
TO CI'HE A COLD IST OXE DAY
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IN BUSINESS WITH A KING Colorado Man's Deal With Leopold MILLIONAIRE WALSH Forms Partnership With Belgian Monarch The American Will Be Rntrnated With Knornion* Snm« for Vit In Jllnlnjr and Other I Frojeeti . —,
Dlmixtrona Runiawar at Seattle
Kon-PartUan Bill Approved
PROLONGED A WEEK Freneh GoTcramcnt Decides to Keep the Ezpoilllon Open Until Sunday, November 11
American Interest* In Korea
FIRED INJELF-DEFENSE Murderous Fisherman Killed at West | Seattle and nTerrible Fusillade In the Dark Ensnes
CLARA BARTON'S HEALTH Ha* Been Serlonaly 111 In Galveston but I* Now Kit Id to Ba I inn i*<» vl nir
Von Ilnelow's Explanation
Jones* Big; Hlnfl
Shovel Works Close
Unrnalnew at Constantinople
Berkeley Freahinen Win
WILL ISSUE A STATEMENT Mitchell to Define Miners' Position PROMISED FOR TODAY Will Indicate Whether Strike Will Be Declared Off I Kxecntlve Ilonrd of (lie Mine Worker** In ion llnlri* a Three Ilourn' Conference and Adjourn* i
NEWMARKET HOUGHTON RACE American Jockeys Open tbe Day by U'lnnlng Four Races
ASSIGNMENT TO MANILA — C. M. Cottcrmnn A|iiinlnted Director of Poets In the Philippines, in Plnco o« P. W. Vnllle
Zionists Protect
Extradition With Pern
French Journalists Punished
Schley Send* Regrets
Hern in nir ml * Disfranchisement
Ortcga'a Trlnl
American Jockeys Come In (he Money
Walcott Covers Sharker's Money
Opened by Gustav
Jacquelln Will Not Race
Minnesota Town geared
Tran«vaal Officials Reach Naples
I/nmber Denier Assassinated
Secretary Root at Canton
SOME MASSACRES OF NOTE Titer Hove Changed the History of Nntlona In Several Instances
The Street Piano
Cliff Dwelltn' National Park
LAST HONORS TO SHERMAN Foneral Services Held in Washington SIMPLE CEREMONIES Many Persons Notable in Official Life Present Late Nome of the Dead Slnlrmnnn liunkeil With MnKnlflcent Floral Tribute*—Keimilns Sent to Ohio for Burial
net. Many Xotahlen Prevent
SUerntnn Memorial Arch
Senator Davis' Condition 04 T> 1 wt /-» . n.
COPPER MINERS' STRIKE Employe* of the Iron Mountain Company Demand an Eight-Hour Day
GRANGES AT DAWSON Contrast to the Gamp of Two Years Ago The City In Jlow More Like a Pros. lierouN Commercial Center Tliiiii n Mining Town
TROUBLE FOR FAMILY OF NICK COVARRUBIAS Fifgarei in a Fist Fight and an Accldent nt Agricultural Park
Skirmliilies Along Manehnrian Road
Stluaon Breaks Record
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AUTOS HAVE THEIR TURN Horseless Carriage Races at Agricultural Park PARADE WAS A FEATURE Tout Element Is Doing Raw Work in Stand Gentleman** Road Hare and Van uji Handicap the Feature* for I.u-41es' Day Program This Afternoon
THE HERALD'S TIPS
SUSPICIOUS FIGHT AT MANHATTAN CLUB liitf»*iile Deliberntely Fouled uuiln mid Prencnce of Police (lnt'llcfl lin lie ii di ii k* Itiot
TRUMPET WINS BRONXVILLE Interesting Races in the Cities nf the East AMERICANS ARE LUCKY They Come Within the Money at English Moot Team From tl»e Cruiser Philadelphia Break* the Mne From the lowa 011 the Diamond
Harlem Race Eatrles
Kmplre City Entries
MEN O'WARSMEN AT THE BAT ; I crew of the Philadelphia Easily Defeats Sailors From the lowa
Race of the Shamrocks
V» iVlfKmplt to Iliiwnoii
FOR QUICK RETURNS
SESSION OF THE FREEHOLDERS Protest of the Board of Education Is Acted Upon piv Charter as Framed Practically (•uiirnnlfc* Civil Service for the Teacher* iu Thla City
TALKS ABOUT JOCKEYS
SONS OF ERIN ARE THE ATTRACTION Irish HiKlit at the Catholic Fair Is Ona of tin Saccassas of the Bozaor Workers Rzpprt to H*l X curly Three Thousand Dollar* llurlnit the Wetk—Toalfhl'i Program
POLICE GULLINGB
VICTIMS OF GOLD FEVER Lla< of C'allfornlana Who Rlchoi In Nome and Found Only Death
GAGE AT FRESNO The fJoT«*rnor Speak# to • Crowded lloune on Militarism and Imiierlallnm
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DELEGATES GATHER TO DISCUSS THE ADVANTAGES OF GOOD ROADS
THE YELLOW MAN A Thrilling Story of the Boxera in Chin* CHAPTGH XXII—CONCLUDED
CHAPTER XXIII
WORKING TO SAVE THE ENDOWMENTS Constitutional Amendments Will Probably Be Adopted Stanford Graduate* and Other College Men Begin n CampalKu of Education for the University
Their Only C lin nee
Georgia Showers
To the Deaf
PASADENA NEWS BURDETTE LIKES THE CHARTER i 1 Writes From Far Switzerland' for a Ghromo of the Serial Fnnfral Servlcra Conducted Over the Remain* of Two Prominent Citizens of Pnftadeua
? IN SOCIETY | fiiQUo-J Ij'Qi Oi tl SJc^j]
I ote» nn«l Per no tinln
Conliln't Say That Much
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M'KINLEY AND ROOSEVELT EDITION
THE WHY AND WHEREFORE
WEBS 1 EX DAVIS DISCREDITED
HOW WE ARE DEVELOPING
"MONEY AND INTIMIDATION"
BUILDING UP A CITY
| ALL SORTS i
SOME ADVICE TO THE G. O. P.
THE NEW HERALD
EDITORIAL OPINION
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
A FAIR ACCOUNT.
McLACHLAN AT SANTA MONICA
YOU ARE RIGHT
TIME TO STOP
I POLITICAL NOTES S
PROOfS Of PROSPERITY
THE CITY'S NEWS Tea Dollar* Reward
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
HOW TO GAIN TRADE
WRECK OF THE MAINE Uonen of the Hattlealilp to Be Removed From Havana Harlmr Without Delay
CHARGES MADE ON BOTH SIDES Dr. Dunton Oeclares His Wife Gambles and Is Not In Want Mr*. Duntoa Sara Her Husband Left Her for Other Women and That He Has Neicleoted to Sapport Her
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF .
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B-»-®-g-g-S-JS-«-SHS-ig-a-MKKHB-S-X-K-lt-X-IC-B-R-K-X—B-S^-X-S-K-S-g-a-S-Bf-S-a-g-S—■ ■ K-B—&—KHSHgHgHB—BB—BHB—IB—BHB—BB-8-SHB—BHBHB-8-HB—M—B—B—B-a-l I.". FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS I II J "iHS-«^HS-X^-S^-*HX-X-X->i^X-*-X-*-*-X--X-*-X-X-X-X-«-K-X-X-X-X-X-W-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-^X-*-X-X-^X-®-*-8'——BHBKHX-H-X-X-X-XHX—X-8-XHRHR-M-X-X-X-K-X-H-8-X-8-JIHBHB-® – (RIVERSIDE COtSTT) ABLE ADDRESS BY PERKINS He Arouses Enthusiasm at Riverside AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE Noyes, Candidate for Superior Judge, Also Speaks After the Meeting: an Informal Reception In Given the Senator ami fle Renews Many Old Aoqualntanopi
The ltntii'i't Dollar h Siifc
I*a nil* Threatened In Sweden
Mr*. Ma run pi'| I'oiilKc IX'Hil
(LOS AXGRLES COIXTV) GRAVES AT MONROVIA Addresses Large Democratic Meeting He Ifierpg Entirrlj- the Question of a Protective Tariff in the Interest of Citrus Fruit Grower*
I'unnctigrcr Train Wrecks Freight
diieauo Man Eml»e*z!ed.
Destructive Fire in Kansa* Town
SHOWED THE MINISTER And Got Him in Line
ISAKTA RARRARA COVXTY) OLD RESIDENT DEAD Body of M. Bycii Found at His Home Near Lompoc Two Youuik Women, While Driving in Mission Canyon, l.ose C ontrol of Their Horse uud Are Seriously Injured
(LOS ANC.ELES COI'NTY) DISASTROUS FiRE VISITS REDONDO Several Business Houses Are Destroyed by the Flames Dnniiitce M ill Amount to More Thun Twelve Thoannnd Dollars, 'l'he Insurance In Small
ELECTION OF OFFICERS Work of Women'* C liri*tlau Tomperanee I nlon ( (invention al San JONP
(9A* RESRNARDIKO COVXTY) YOUNG WOMAN'S CLOSE CALL Miss Stewart's Ride on a Runaway Horse CARRIED TWO MILES Received Serious but Not Fatal Injuries Forest Supervisor Tagftnrt Says Fire* Art* Started by Hnuters, and Advocates the Prohibition of Deer Hunting
w m m Fren«»li Steamer Sunk
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RALLY AT OCEAN PARK Republicans Will Have a nig Demonstration Mr®. A. Merrlnm Rends an liitere.t-inK Fnper Before the Coterie oil "Woman In the Club''
M'LACHLAN AT NOR WALK
Freight Wrrrk on limit Northern
Sinking of Cnrnvane Confirmed
Colorado Modillc* Pliiftue Quarantine |
FIkIiI Willi Mnlikiiil Hairier*
VENTURA'S COUNTY CLERK DYING OF CONSUMPTION IN LOS ANGELES
(ORANGE COUNTY) GREAT WALK-AROUND Banner Politcal Event of Orange County On Arriavl of tlie Procession at Santa Ann a Monster Mectlnjr Will Be Addressed by Senators Perkins and Hard
Another Kentucky Fend
Lasard Frerea* (Sold Exports
Two <'«roi k li> nctii>(1
Iliiiiiiii'i lii<lliiiiii Dnlra
(SAN DIRQO COUNTY) TRUTH ABOUT PHILIPPINES Mr. Barrett's Address at San Diego AROUSES ENTHUSIASM ___ 1 Tells Why He Is Now Supporting the Administration lie San MoKlnley Una Cnnurd th« Flat to lie Respected and lII* i'nlted Stntei to Be Honored lu the Orient
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5 NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
SAMPLES OF BAD LUCK The Oil Operator'* Path U Not Always Strewn Willi Roars—lnstances of lOff.-irt and Failure
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Incorpornl lonn
ONE CENT A WORD
MINING1 GOLD AND COPPER STRIKE Itlcli lloiljr of Ore Discovered Near llvllvveil to One of the tnrgeal In the District
New Miuet'ill Industry
Recent Rnln'ti Promote Operations
GOLD DREDGING ■y An Economical Method of Securing €iol«l Which la llecomlnv Popular In California
• Minor .Votea
STARTS WITH A COLD Catarrh Is a Lingeriilg Cold Whicli Refuses to Yield to Ordinary Treatment
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN REGULAR SESSION i Senators and Representative* Will Be A*Led to Co-operate for Soil Surveys
(Jse Allen's Foot-Ease in Your Cloves
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CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE MID COMMERCE Movement of 6old to This; Country II Depend* Almiwt Entirely on the Supply of Drnfta on liondon Atfulnnt Our Kxporta of Cotto*
Ilcer Tax Jlny He Reduced
ON 'CHANGE Condition of the %>w York Market* Shown liy Trn imnct lona on Wall Street
RAILROAD NEWsI
Closing- Stock*
. – ml rnuui;.. li"., f « ( fiO Honil IJ«*(
San Frnnclaeo .Milling Mockn
I oihlob Flnniiclnl lleilvnr
Xciv York Rxrlinnsp
I Tronanrjr Kfiitemnit
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dnlljr Cull llonril nrnllnua nml I'rlcri of Fnrni nnd Dulry Produce
■ultra Livestock Markets
J lluNton Wool Market ...
Clilcuko tiraln Trade
Metal Market
Cotton Fntare* I
Cirnln nntl Pro* loloni
llrltlnh <irnlii Trade
New York Produce
Connf Ship pi UK
THE LOCAL MARKETS
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Scheme to Condense California Fruit I A ItoAtnn Snya It Will Open 11 it ( iilliuif <»<l Mnrket for Our Orchard l'rod uctt
Purify of lipoid
BEET CONTRACTS Alnin it «»n Fiimicm Knoournari'il by* I.iher;i 1 cltiinKeH Mutli- in Their Favor
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS l*rl«>p* Realized l»y California Horticultural Product* in I.on Annele* itnd EUewhcre
Cnliforuifi I)rir«l Frnlt*
CURES WEAK MEN FREE INSURES LOVEi AND A HAPPY HOME FOR ALL
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DEATH ENDS A PROSECUTION Sudden Termination of the Hilton Case CHARGED WITH LIBEL Defendant Oies Under Peculiar Circumstances Illtlmntlon of Suicide f)i*proicil by Autoi>*?< « ■><•-!> Slmwi'd Tlult Apoplexy mm flit' Cuusc
ROUTINE BUSINESS OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS m ( I.*i tn fur Done l»> » li' – .*i i> u aml ii«| i t Mitiilltlj < |w
COURTHOUSE BG3EFS
MANY PEOPLE WILL VISIT THE BATTLESHIPS .1 oiiit I lisi n i lull and t)t«> < iiaaiber «► 1' < omnierep Vrranuo 11 e»i rwi onn
Miirriimr License*
MRS. GORONEL'S VALUABLE GIFT Rare Relics of Early California Installed In Chamber of Commerce Article* Were Ae«*niunlnte«l by Her I.ale Husband. Don Antonio F. Coronet, b> Years of I.a lior
i Honeiteadi
Miacrllaneovi i
Bnlldlnir Permits
StPERIOn COL'RT Xew Actions
JailKnientji
I TOWXSHIP COVRT j New Aetloim I
CBTY HALL NOTES
JOTTINGS Tim orlf tVi a * Vnn li IIIIIH Kaarc nhoilt thp
THE WEATHER
Forecast nnil Weather Conditions
The Teinperatnre
DEATHS
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