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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 31, 1 November 1900 PDF Issue PDF

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: IT COSTS TO * OWN A COUNT ' •* II Wild Extravagance of * Castellans v __ . GOULD TO THE RESCUE 4 ' , Appointed Guardian of His Sister's Fortune * ** ' Iquatcrrd 55.000,000 Fraar* la Knur Years While Hl* Wife'* Income li Dilr a.nno.oon Francs
, BONI'S PRODIGALITY Mllllod. Squandered hy IhrConal Ac* * cording (o Ibf Schedule of Drbta Piled
SERIOUS RIOTiNG IN PUERTO RIGO I SprrTal <a f<TtkrTlrrald sad 1 *«» York Herald. ('•prrltkl, | IWHI, kr Herald Pnbllaklag Ca. |
Ortega Caac
THE MORNING'S NEWS 4 j ♦
THOUSANDS , VOTUo WILL EE DISFRANCHISED A Condition in New York City Which Causes Much Alarm Among the Republicans, But Does Not Disturb the Democrats
MINERS STOP WORK Foreman's Demands Cause a Strike at Wilkesbarre
SECRET AGREEMENT BETWEEN 1 GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY i
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Murdrrer Ronl>n H. Krrrdl Tries to Mmotlier Himself In Jail
Wagon Maasfaetsreri Most
tassr Importations
Earthquake Dees Damage
GRANTED A DIVORCE Mrs. GarrstsoiCs Matrimonial Thralldom at aa End Baa Diego Capitalist Avreei to OIM HU Former Wlfa Halt ot Bli Froftrty, Which Is Talae* at *100,000
France's Protest
Kentucky Elti'tlou Contests Euird
Safe Blowera Canip Cunllaaratlun
ROOT PLAYEL THE RAGES Charges Against Supreme Court Clerk USED STATE FUNDS Serious Alligation Mode By a Creditor Sara the OMelal Borrowed Moasr to Make Good Hla Defleloacr all Has Rem Rapali Air Part of It
AMERICAN MARINES STAMPEDED j DDRING THE SIEGE OF PEKING
For Quick Returns Use the Herald's Want Act. BRYAN'S BUSY DAY IN OHIO Tolks to Large Audience at Cincinnati SAME OLDJRGUMENT Ha Says Republican Campaign Has Failed Br Thanka God "He Hni So Firmly Linked Together That Which Is Wise anil That Which Is Right"
DEMOCRATIC BLUSTER — Jones Talks (bout Defending the Ballot Think* Croker'ji Advice to Intimidate Election Officer* and Capture the Rnllnt Boxes, |f XeceMiitry, J* Sound
BIG OVATION AT BUFFALO Splendid Reception to Roosevelt HEUTTERSSOUNDLOGIC Annihilates Some nt Bryan's Sophistry He Showi That (he Protectorate He Propoaei Would He the Mean of Perpetuating: Slavery in the Philippine*
HUMBOLDT WELCOMES GAGE Governor Tendered an Ovation at Eureka on (be Oreailsi of Hli Villi (i3y Associated Prear)
Ko Smallpox at Yuma
REPUBLICANS CLAIM CALIFORNIA BY TWENTY THOUSAND PLURALITY
SENATOR HANNA IN INDIANA Immense Crowds ot Every Station HE ARRAIGNS BRYAN Says the Coming Election Is te Be a Test ot Loyalty Warns the Worklngmen That If They Sapport Bryan's Theories They Will Be the First to Suffer
Stop* (he Coneh ■ nil Work* Off the Cold
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DENBY DEFENDS MISSIONARIES Ciniicf Be Exciudsd From China WORK OF THE WOMEN Most Arduous of the Labors Falls Upon Them Farmer Minister Denies That the BnnirlUti Are the Cause of the Outbreak Again*! Forelgnera-Hate Upper ( lanei
STATUS OF MISSIONARIES Their Klcht to Re-enter the Interior of China to lie Considered In the Pace Negotiations
GRIGGS' FLAT DENIAL Did Nut Make the Statements Attributed tu Him Sever Mild to Former Attorney General Monnett Tlint the President Will Inactive In Rrgaril to Trusts
Interest on Bonds
HOSTILE TO LANSDOWNE His Appsintmsnt Bitterly Denounced SALISBURY IS SECOND British Prsss Is Unanlmuus in Its Opposition Plan to Appoint Him Chief of the Foreign OfHee Brings n Storm of Protests From All Quarter*
THEjJAPTISTS Matter* Considered by the State Convention Xow In SeiMilon at Santa Roaa
NEW STREET LAW Important Recommendation to Be Made to the LrgUlalnre at Its Next Smslon
DARING HIGHWAYMEN Two Men Hold I'p a Saloon on the Outskirts of ftncramcnto nuil Make Their Ksenpc
Kmviil Movement!
Zlonlut Dowlf rvnilng Hume
BOTHA IS MARCHING i Will Invade Gape Colony With Strong Force He Will Re Joined at Kenhardt by the Irreconcilable Bopra Who Are Waiting There for Him
NEILL GETS DECISION Bant with Tremble Goes the Limit and I.utter Make* Strong Finish
MELENDEZ PLEADS GUILTY Sentenced In One Year In Snn Qnentln Prison for the Crime «( Manslaughter
Ferdinand'* Morganatic Heir
Has Jones Confessed f
Jnrj- to Try Zelgler
Fronn Wnlte Married
NEW APPORTIONMENT FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
Comblnee Ended
Registration In Puerto Rico
Death of u Veteran
Striker* Are Iliacoiiraged
Bodr Recovered
ItR Final
Socialist Elected
Anti-Tax Mint*
Pacing at Pnclfle Grove
£*»niitor Da via Irn pro vine
Polish Editors Imprisoned
French Cruiser* nt »>ltlinore
Powder Magazine Fired l>>- Lifhtnlnx
City of Mexico's Population
Allien Occupy (unit Sing Fu
Injuries Proved Fatal
Iteatinic Comfortably
Veiinilelail Debt
o« Lynched hut Fldkspil
Cotton CrO|»
LIPTON WAS NO HOG Content With Modest Fortune in His Pnrk Deal C'onld Havr "Squeezed" Every; "Sliort" In Clilcasn and Sent the l'rice to 9100 a Barrel but Vai Satisfied A
MYSTERIOUS MURDER Tombstone Man Found Head With ( Bullet Hole lu His Side
ALVORO'S FATE Defaulting; Bank Teller Will B« Turned Over to the t'uited States Autliorltien
FIGHT WITH MONTENEGRINS Cooflrmatiou ot the Reported Con* diet With Amtru-Hungarlan Military Patrol
Shot In the Neck
Ileitnrn of Canadlaa Troops
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SENSATION AT KINLOCH PARK CnoMotnre Qtartlpri hv W|IUUIUIUIU VIMHIWU Wj Four Shots HORSES SEEN TO FALL Believed at First That They Were Killed Investigation Showed Sfcots Were Not Fired fit the Homes, bill They I ndonhtrdlv (tinted the Spill
CARLIST UPRISING *»nnlnh Authorities Seise Quantities of Arma* Ammunition and Incriminating Documents
A BIG LOAN uicrirati Hunker* W ill Help tn Ralac .100.000.000 FrnnrM to I >wU« Itnilroad*
BRYAN SENDS REPLY Acknowledges the Address of Anti-Imperialists Tblalcs fTfry Indiriitloß Points to ••MB Kmphntlr Freetfut the Rrpnhltoan Party"
# . » I CONCEDES PENNSYLVANIA j Prohibitionist Candidate Woolley Say! Republican* Will Carry the State
TALKS ON TRUSTS I.HrKc AudleiK'en (Hither in InUiiinu 'iouuit lo Hear dlai 11. S>te% i-nxon
Akron Rioter Convleted
inerican Itozer Winn
SEARCH FOR ; THE MISSIHC; , ] _________ ' l six Are Still Unaccounted For ' FEW BODIES FOUND I I Remains in Tarrant's Ruins Are Unrecognizable Authorities Are l*u»hlnK the Investigation Into tbe mount of f'omlkuntlhle* the Firm Had iu Storage
WHERE THE COIN GOES TO ; 'Gold Is Largely Kmployrd in the Arts find for Decorative I'arpoiei
MYSTERIOUS ARROW I n<(e«t pincl Vtlnat MnuiAt ' did pleted it ii«l Mnrli vpoonliiliini hi lo Her I'm nr.- ser iee
A BURLESQUE COUNCIL I'm r l.i I.Hit maker* WiiiK I li »• hi »»i-1 v Into a l'i«r> Over an lihhicciil 1 Keniliiliiiii
QUITE A HERO Kegro Mfiafnier Who Killed P«y■ni«tpr Holater** Sliyfn Released From CMtodr
i JACKSONVILLE SHAKEN jr.lght Distinct Miook* of KHrthqn«kr Diirfnor the l)n,v Init llnin-AVi> He*nlt»
REPLY TO QUESTIONS Bryan's Letter to Princeton Republicans i He Say* He W onl<l Enforce the I.hu In Rpirnrd to Redemption of Coin nbligntlont* I
I: mha rt;o on 4.01 d
CHARY OF THE THIRD CLAUSE Sesielaiy Kay's Reply lo Fauncefdle IS APPROVED IN PART i Aiigjo-German Agreement Has Some Good Points llihi l*roi«»ioii, Tliouuh. Hi'RMrillim lor >1 uimil Self-Protet*- lion Ih I'nnni'il "With
RECEIVES CALLERS Ainonjr the President'* Visitors la John W. Yerkeui of the State of Kentaek*
WIND AND RAIN Damage to Texas Cottoa Crop Bad to Several Railroads b7 a >»■ ▼ere Storm
Earl of Daralor Dead
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WOMEN CONTINUE TO DENOUNCE MINISTERS Club and Society Devotees Declare' Attacks of Dr. Bowling and Rev. Ward Were Unjust
■ IN SOCIETY ■
Jfotea aad Personals
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
Alcohol Explodes
Dealal of Germany's Plans
Captared Barglar Coafeises
Tensi Sned for Coaaplraer
rhlrnan Grain Man Dead
Xew Mllllngf Company
THE SCRIPTURES IN SCOTCH ftrw Testamaat to B# Pnhllah e4 la the Hlch Dialect of Barn*
PENSIONS GRANTED TO CALIFORNIANS
Heat From the Earth
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Woman's Club Withdraw*
The Houiih Man
Parnell'i Butalr Sold
Hunter Accidentally Shot
Smallpox In Kenadnr
| cn Tnrk flanker Heart
Sheep Dentrnyrd
Ordered to China
| Oraln Klevator Destroyed
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BETWEEN DUTY ND DESERTION
CHINESE EXCLUSION
A PITIABLE SPECTACLE
THE OIL MN'S FRIEND
A PROFESSOR OF SLANG
miiHiimiii
ALL SORTS
♦ '» -- PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
OPINION j
_ / SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOYAL
j IMPARTIAL PURVEYOR OF NEWt
i A3 BROAD AS THE BTATE
THE CITY'S NEWS! ——— I
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BEST
| AT THE THEATER f
The (Jsaal War
The War l)*eaattoa Ssrsas
W.G.T.U. WILL ASK FOR FOUNTAINS Committn Appointed to Present Resolutions to City Council t'aloa of Valoas Holds Monthly ! Session at Which Many Organisations Are Represented
REWARD OF MERIT ▲ New Catarrh Cure Secures National Popularity in Less Than One Tear
Curran's Circulating Library
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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■ POLITICAL NOTES i
______ i ELEOTTOX BrM,F,TIS
Pope Hfnneaif'i Joke
Failed to Tnrn II Down
Might Do Better
DECEIVED HUSBAND But He S;ems to Like It
SHE STILL TRUSTS HER HUSBAND Mrs. Harris Hopes Her Runi away Partner Will Soon Return The Pretty Wife Snjrn S|ie Haa So Good Reaaon to Believe He Haa Deserted Her for All Tluie
HOW HE FELT ABOUT IT ||«> I onlrl Not Help lint tttpn t hi/.e With Hl* Frri ml* in Thin I lIUP
FIREU SHUT IN – A CROWDED ROOM ji ■ M exlcan Tries tn Kill Man ; Who Assaulted His i Brother 1 ; < Fernando Arnlxa of I'omoni !■ II«• Id t«» Ainwer Before the fco-1 |ierior Court for Attempted >lur<ler
I lie Only Urnwliaek
COUNCIL OF LAROR SUSTAINS STRIKERS Financial Support Promised for the Electrical Workers Maay Matters af Momeat Traaaaete* at Importaat Meetlag. Xewi of Geaaral
The Force of Habit
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS iRIVKRiIDIS COt»TV> ' BRILLIANT MIND WRECKED Riverside Young Men Insane DUE TO OVERSTUDY Juan Venezuela Held to-Answer for Murder i An Shows That tßlc Defndant la ■ Former Convict, Having Served Five Yrarl la ihr 9ial« Prison
(LOS A<;ni.Ks coi'VTY) RETURNED WITH HIS BRIDE W. L. taoorimnn nnd 111 m Wife Given w Warm Welcome l»y MonrovlN Friend*
(I,OS AKGBI.ES colli*TY) AT SOLDIERS' HOME Forwer Senator White and Others Address a Large Democratic Gathering
PLANS COMPLETED FOR CAMERA CLUB TRIP Kanta Monica Organisation Will Join Local Clntt In Kxenrslnn to Man Fernando
lot br Ck«l»r
I HAS MSR3AHDIXO rOCIVTY) TWO ACCIDENTS AT BANNING I infant Dies From Eating Ret Poison POWDER CAP EXPLODES I Child's Hand Almost Entirely eiuwn Away I Japs 1/arlnar Rnlls In Cajon Pass Go on a aKtrlkr llrraosc I nnlilr lsg to Sleep la Tents
i (LOS ANGELES COINTY) LECTURE ON AUSTRALIA liiterealinn Paper Rend Before the t otrrle at Santa Monica by Mrs. Lodge
(LOS AXJKf F.S COI'XTY) Troplco lirevlties
(RIVHHSIIJE COI'STY) UNITED WORKERS' SOCIAL Jolly Entertainment 1r Given by the Saaayalde Lodge at Corona
(OKANOB COCOTY) NEW AMENDMENTS I i I I Discussed at Meeting of Btr ( Association Attorneys Paass Resolutions Indorsing Adoption of Amendment No, 12 and Opposing o. D
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE GUESTS AT LUNCHEON Directors of the Chamber of Commerce Kntertaln Hear Admiral Kauts and Other*
IHXT.I BARBARA COIISTY) BIRDS ARE PLENTIFDL So the County Game Warden Reports Southern Pnelfle Will Operate for •he Flrnt Time Over the So-Called (rnletM ( h'liige. Soteai
ELECTION BOARD FOR THE SOLDIERS' HOME Mast Be Selected From the Vetera Who Gather First at the Folia
NEW QUARTERS FOR THE FEDERAL OFFICERS Ctmnty Official* of Fresno Furnish Rooms Free of Charge for the | VnlteJ Slalvt Court j
Where Postal Cards Arc Made
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(LOS ANGELES COOT Y) giaia faraiajafmm fs® is m ise .roMaia/sJSfaf3 mtsmmsts isnsg S PASADENA NEWS 1 RAILWAY WORK IS BEING DELAYED Gcr.tractors at Pasadena Find More Difficulties Tnan They Anticipated llpidi and Snelnl anil Per• onnl Note* of Intprnt From the Interior City
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
1.0nK Trip Of Carrier PiKeon
FOR QUICK RETURNS
THE HERALD'S MONTHLY OIL REPORT THE MONTHLY REPORT Record of the Industry Throughout the Stete lllffbt Decline in Field Operation*—A Decrenne In New Production and an Increase In Mew Work. Fields Extendins
RECAPITULATION Summary of Completed Work
COMPLETED IN OCTOBER Iliiinlioldt ton illy
RIGS AND WELLS DRILLING MOKTHRHW DISTHII'T
LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
OIL NOTES
Incorporations
MINING PALOMAS MINING DISTRICT Changes In Boundaries Mnde at a Meeting of Miners—Changes In By-Laws
Mlnca Abont Tncson
REAL EMPRESS DOWAGER Kreateat Tyrant In the World—Quick In Tbonsht and Action
; GETS A GOVERNMENT JOB i A Stray Homing Pigeon Makes Himself at Home In u Printing Oilier
Reclaiming Great An.tralUn Deeert
i t – • , The Hurry That Kill.
GREAT BRITAIN LOSING TRADE- Ia the Industrial Competition She ! Is Belsg Left Behind
Armored Automobiles
Look Ontt
Petroleum
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M'LACHLAN MAKES REPLY TO MITCHELL AND WHITE « He Answers Conclusively the Statements Made by Them at a Meeting Tuesday Evening
r WHITE'S MEMORY HAS SERVED HIM BADLY At One Time He Hlßklf Commended Mcl.uchlan Upon Hie Course He■ardlns San Pedro
I THE YELLOW f I MAN I <£ (Z i A Thrilling Story of the Boxera in Chinfc * § |
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Deed.
Attarbmenta. Men, I.eaaea. Etc.
41ise i'llmieoo*
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ii Hill FOR GENERAL ELECTION November 6th, A. D. 1900
OFFICIAL ELECTION BOARDS FIRST SUPERVISORIAL DISTRCT
SECOND SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
THIRD 1 SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
FOURTH SUPERVISOR AL DISTRICT
FIFTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
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HUNTING FOR THE SORA Little lllrtla That Arc raaai Alaa| Ibt Hall NariliM of Vlrslnta
ONE CENT A WORD
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Henry Clews Sns Bright Future in Orient / Believe* tka Halted State, Will Profit flreatly kr Salatloa of the Eastera <tae,tloa (or AU Time
ON 'CHANGE Condition of th* New York Market* as Shown bjr Transaction* on Wall Street
Cl,il,| Stocks
llnnd List
Sau Francisco Mining Storks
I.ondou Financial Review
Sew York Exchange
Treasury Statement
| RAILROAD NEWS I j
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dallr Call Board Ufallon and Prlcti •f Farm aad Dairy Prodace
Eastern Livestock Murketa
Chicago Grain Trade
Cotton Futures
Metal Market
Grain and PrnUleae
British Grain Trade
Hew York Prodaee
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS
VOLCANO 'NEATH THE GULF Extraordinary Natural Phenomenon la the Gulf of Mexico
Plarlnjr tbe Hose
He Had a Bail*
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE National Irrigation Association Moots With an Endorsement The National An«ooeliitlon of Merchant* nnd Travelers Pn»*e* a Resolution Commenriina the Plans of the Former
Horticultural Fair to Open
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices Realised by California Horticultural Products In Los An* j feles and Elsewhere
C'Mllfornla Dried Fruit®
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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SENSATIONS IN SAVAGE CASE Witnesses Subjected to Severe Grilling ATTEMPTS TO IMPEACH Court Inquires Into Latter Written by Gannon Many Interesting Development* Are Drouuhi Ont hy ihe Igoroii Crai«-F.fi>ni«ntliiii Made
Mnrriagr liiccnara
POLICE GULLINGS
YOUTHS ENGAGE IN HALLOWE'EN PRANKS They Turn In False Alarm*. I'nhlnfe <>ntes and Otherwlne Dentroy Property
CLUB MEMBERS READ SHAKESPEARE'S TEMPEST I'ridar Mnrnintt < ltih Will Dlmousr llnwilieK*—ttahhl lleeht to tddre**i lOhell
COLONEL L. P. "cRANE RECEIVES A DIVORCE < luliti* That Ho ns I)K«<>rtod by Wi'lUKnoirn MuKacinc A ri I«t
PUBLIC OFFICERS ARE INELIGIBLE District Attorney Says They Cannot Act on Boards of Election Opinion 1* Given Stating; the l.nn In llewiird to Quentlon* That Had lleen Itnlned In the Matter I
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTORS MEET Permanent Orffn nlr.atlon Remitting From <>ood Homla Cunv»'iition to Curry on the Work
ANGRY WOMAN SHOOTS AT "BILLY" MANNING lII* Slvter-ln-La vr Objects to Lecture on the Mvllm of I nteni|irr» n«*e
Card cf T aak3
To the Dea:
WHO WILL REPAIR OLD FIRE ENGINES? Fire Commissioners Hold an Animated Discussion on the SuDject >1 r. Knhrta Myi That While He la For Home Indnntrlee the Work Cannot He Done lu !/«» Angelei
ALLEGED SMUGGLERS ARE BEING TRIED Two lien Aonmcd of llrinaiim Hornon I-'roiu Mcvlro ami lOvndiiiK the Import l>ut j
riflKtif in Scotland m L'oi ncldenoe
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
Koreeaat and Weather Conditions
The Tempepntnre
DEATHS
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