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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 34, 4 November 1900
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M KINLEY CERTAIN Of A MAJORITY IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE * Chairmen Payne of the Republican National Executive Committee Gives Figures to Prove His Confident Assertion • v «
MARCHIN6 THOUSANDS 6IVE PROOF OF NEW YORK'S LOYALTY TO M'KIHLEY
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PACiriO COAST '
BROKEN MARRIAGE VOtVS SEND ELOPING EOVERS TO PRISON Pretty Irs. C I. Biiford and GW. Harris End a Romantic Escapade Behind Jail Bars in Arizona
rUSIONIST LEADERS MAKE EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS FOR BRYAN iemocra'ic and Populist National Chairmen Loudly Assert That the Nebaskan Will Sweep the Country Next Tuesday
BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN CLOSES AMID DIN OF GANNON AND GLARE OF FIREWORKS
SHORT LINE FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
For Quick Returns Use the Herald's Want Ads HOW DOUBTFUL STATES WILL VOTE REPUBLICAN SUCCESS CERTAIN WHERE THE BATTLE WAS HOTTEST
HANNA IS HAPPY AND PREDICTS AN OVER WHELMING MAJORITY
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ÜBOOWNE IS UNPOPULAR British Public Dtprecatas His Apmintmsnt • —— FAILURES UNFORGOT Salisbury Satisfied Will War Office Records Ibflkmick Said <• IB Tralala* tor L»r4 llNlmit •( Ir«lu<- ■vlllliat Rmktrj'a Uttil W«S
Murdered aa a Rellgloai Ml*
TO ccm A COLD IN ORB DAT
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REPUBLICAN CHALLENGE
DEMOCRATS ARE DRIVEN TO DESPERATE STRAITS They Disown Their Own Work ! I Emphatic Reply By Republicans Who Expose the Fraud
snnta Monlrrj-V. 5. f,
ORANGE GROWERS ARE SOLID FOR M'LACHLAN Captain Daniels' H'<th Praise of the Republican Nominee
OHIO CAMPAIGN CLOSED nepnfcltcana Wind 1« 1> With an Inanrpaftftpfl Demonstration In Cleveland
Consumption Oured
Gold Belts and Stock*
In Perfect Accord
Has an Advantage
Quit* a- Record
LETTER RECEIVED REPORTING THE DEATH OF AGOINALDO
kEPUBLICANS will elect TWO HUNDRED CONGRESSMEN
1 I'sed to Mak«-lp
Philllpa the Tailor ?
Crarl Pareal
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MONSTER MEETING AND PARADE (LOSES THE CAMPAIGN
Congressman James McLachlan in Some Characteristic Poses
COAL MINERS KILLED TvrlUt Explosion in Wist Virginia Tn Mem Are – Dead aad Several others Are lajared, Probably Fatally, u a Resalt oC the Bxpl*il«a
Ov«la Kalaed by Draiikt
PLEADS FOR A DECENT WELCOME
BOTH WERE FOUND DEAD Two Bojra Tailed «o Tarn Off the Gas la a faa Fraaotaeo Lodging Houe
MRS. CRAVEN IMPROVED ■•v Appearance on the Second Day la Court Showed Her Much Stronger
UNCHANGEABLY DEMOCRATIC! Alabama Expected to tfend a Solid ' Delegation to the Next Congress
A BOAST On Temperance People
THE HERALD'S CIRCULATION
THE BRYAN OF 1896 AND THE B YAN OF 1900
VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET
THE FARMER AND Tr.E BANKER ,
ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPARISONS
THE MAIN QUESTION
SPECIAL OIL EDITION
A WAY THEY HAVE
MOB AiVttftMW
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
THE curs NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
'WILLIAM CRAIG TALKS | TO LOCAL DEMOCRATS Pays His Respects io Mark Haaaa ! ■ad Roasts the Ropablleaa ] Party
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
Reelong Murderers Still at Large
Contract la South Africa Secared
ATTORNEY L. C. PRESTON SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS
Oft, DOWLING I URNS DOWN THE FRIDAY MORNING CLUB
I Silverware Firm Fall*
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Headquarters Citisens Committee of On* Hundred
Business Announcements
Bargains in Wallpaper
Phillips tua Tailor
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UNKNOWN MURDERED [■■taataaeoailr Killed at It. Joieyk Without Kaowa Matlvt by a Ma a Wko Nakn BaUft
| CML WMfffOM mOMtSA Mm awMMato Am fiiln ti I VM Nlm( M tt* Mm#l •atlsa
POPE LEO'S HEAVY MAIL Sonse *f the Doeameata Maat le Opened Oaly by lh* PaatMf Himself
STRANGER THAN FICTION A Peculiar Experience In Troaivn at Two WeMlu • – .le Partle*
fMltok V«us
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ARRIVED WITH ALEX M'KENZIE Political Boss Brought Back From Nome PROPOSES TO FIGHT A Rid Harvest of Gold From Northern Fields ■elf a Mlllloa Dollars of I'reoloas Metal Carried by Ike Steaaaer Malur—TrrrlOo Gulf* . Kaooaatered
LAWSUITS HER LEGACY Florence Bljrtbe Asa In a Oefeadaat la aa Aetloa Broaght by Her Attoraey
EXPERTSJDISAGREE
BEW ABD OF MERIT ▲ Nnr Catarrh Our* Secure* National Popularity in Law Than One Tear
ENGLISHMEN JOYOUS Tad liana's DieaUaaal br Maw a( AValee Caaaea Great Glee aa Hagllsh Tnrl
EIGHT UNIMPORTANT FIGHTS Strlklag S«arn of Activity Anions the Few Reianlalng Militant Husera
COAST BASEBALL
Champloa Arrive*
"■ Baseball Today
Celles*
«sitell«M ~ ~~~
SEASON OPENS AT EMERYVILLE Good Track, Fine Day and a Big Crowd LONG SHOTS THE BOLE l i Trlllo And Xine Bramble Rue j Dead Heet in New York Fnat Track* at Latonln aud Lakeaide Make ttood itactnar, Although Sport la Wlthoat Special Featurea
Fire on Liverpool Cotton Wharf
STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC Only On* Pile Cure Which Ban B* Considered Such
~ FMUipa the Tailor
A CHILD'S PLEA TO KIPLING ladncea the Famoai Anlltor to Continue His "Jnat So" Stories of Animals
Tricks of Barn-gtormers
Criminal* Art C««|k(
, ■— | Deeds Rc«ntr«4
The Fvohlkltloaltts
Saigler Ooavleted *t Harder
j Liberty's lughtn ng Bods
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
Tha Ttß|>ratiit
WM. W. STEPHENS Democratic Nominee for State Senator, Thirty-Seventh Senatorial District
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At the Theater
EDNA MAY
MISS MAUDE ADAMS
RESTORATION SCENE IN PRODUCTION OF "BEN-HUR"
4 HAPPENINGS I THE SOCIAL WQttl ►
MltS. POTTER PALMER
How Mr. Casey FaMti
Gowltgan's Cnprlee
"Water Street" In the East
Costliest Thimble
THE FOOLISH BOY
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Key arvd Bow
Snaanae Adams' Juliet
Straass Orchestra la New York
| Masle Notes
CHURCH MUSIC
BANDJONCERTS At Weatlake Park
At Holleabeck Park
Kast Side Park
The Dm, Waa Ajar
She Is Takia* Rlska
I'nnapped Territory
THE LOVE-STRICKEN LOBSTER
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A "Ji>v ++ r% * ■ A PAGE FOR WOMEN
Tjaitor- 97}cide 3>urs Tjhe «.Catcst Jctd
Scteat Coining *10r
HOW TO KEEP THE PLANTS HEALTHY
jCounqt'ng a/a 77} ode
SOME SIDE TALK FOR WOMAN FOLK
Goening tl/a/si of Situ* SPrrnn&
TJhe Tlfodorn Tjai/or Suit
DEVELOPMENT OF MID REGIONS lIS lECUH IN EARNEST Finding of Artesian Water at Indio Has Opened Up Vast Possibilities, and Thousands of Acres of Land Have Been Taken Up
RULES TO BE OBSERVED BY VOTERS ON ELECTION DAY
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES A SETTLED QUESTION The Western Extension of tin Local Field Wonderful Profrrat Made la Its Development— Lar*e Scope of Oil Bearing Lands Opened t'p Within a Few Months
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (tO« AHOCLIi COtJKTY) BURGLARS AT MONROVIA Enter the Electric Light Gompnny's Office ARE FRIGHTENED AWAT 9 Meaaier Herd; Fires Four Shots After Them – Am Atttsiptti Felonious Aaaaalt ea Iknt Young Glrla at the Pah. Ha School Caaaed Greatest Excitement i ■
(SAW BERXAROnO COI'STV) CHARGED WITH BURGLARY Tot Mulaaw Arreated at Coltoa oa Suaplelea of Rakklu ■ Grocery Man
(ORANGE COUNTY) REPUBLICANS ACTIVE Lar(i Meeting Held at Beeae Park Jaaa. at Which Jidfe J. W. Ballard Dellvtri aa later-Mtlag AUhn
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY! SPOKE ON SOCIALISM H. Gaylord Wllshlre Addressed a •■Mil Aadleare at th» Soldiers' Haase
(«AJI BERNARDINO COUNTY) RICHARDSON AT SAN BERNARDINO 9 1 Talks to Gathering of Social Democrats CRIGHTON IS WORRIED Socialist Nominse Will Take Man; Votes From Him The Flaal Republican Rally at Highland* Addremtd by O. Z. Hablitll, Brakt the Record tor the Town
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CONCEDED BY DEMOCRATS They Admit That Snuta .Monica Will Be Found la the Repnblloaa Coluiua
txo* anaar x§ cochty) HORSE FELL ON HIM J. C. Wllholt. a Frssristst ClHsta •( I _ lastisi, rn*lt*i Ittless ' IsJariH
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) GAYETYAT CORONA Minuet Club Gives an Amusing Sheet aad Pillow Case Ball
Death of Compton Child
(RIVBRSIDE COUNTY) FAIR IS A SUCCESS Horticultural Exhibit at San Jacinto Clnsns James Bord of Riverside Delivers an Interesting Address on Cooperation ot Horticulturists
ISANTA UARBARA COI.TTV) SHOOTS HIS YOUNG SON Insnne Act of a Santa Barbara Man PENFIELD'S MAD ACT Is now Rational and Realizes Enormity ot His Crime His Six-Year-Old Sob Now I.lrs at the Point of Death, With a Ballet Through His Brain
(LOB ANGELES COUNT*) I PASADENA NEWS I i 1 fFnraifnfnrararararafrniram]frafrEr?nrFnr?arararorarraiSf3raf!oirflrr3RrrflliDra!ffllfln3raTO DEMOCRATS CLOSE THEIR CAMPAIGN Walter Simons Expounds His Views on Imperialism ibiikmpmrr Club Opens Its First Reception of the Benson With s Fine Program nnd Large Attendance
STYLES PROVES HIS INNOCENCE Shows That Ha Was Not Guilty of Tlioft Rev. Do«(1im Will Address Baptint* on Missionary Work la Southern California
(SAN BER.VARDMO COUNTY) FINAL RALLY AT REDLANDS Eloquent Address by Will A. Harris WILL BE A WALK-OVER The District Will 6i*e a Bit Majority for McKlnley Arrangement! Are Under War (•> ■ Free Rural Delivery SerrlM Through Old San Bernardino and Brjrn Htwi
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CHINA IS AfIAME Troops fail to Prevent Spread of Revolation fttohammedan Leaders, Aided ly Prince Tuan, Are Assisting to Swell the Uprising
Some Ckluw Terms
V Horn Dlplonint
Wins Power of Hamming: Birds
A Lost Identity
A Political Deaf Mute
PI.aMES ANEW IN SOUTHERN CHINA
STRAUS UP THE SUI Tflw
MINING NORTHWESTERN ARIZONA Many Properties Showing Steady Development Work—ew Mlnea drought tato e'jrodactlon
AROUND TISON WELLS Finder of Ikr Kins <if Arlionia Son ■>rvt-lo|>lii|t u Fine l'ro|ifrlj. His Xeiihbori
PERRIS NEWS Good Hope Mine Sow lo Be Operated. Activity Spreading Among; the Leaser Properties
Sclenee Aided by the Japaneae
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CITY ATTORNEY'S REGULAR REPORT ————— II Ttwltts u VariHS StAjtcts of DidM Intarut to in Tuptytr Cartew Otiliaaei) by Whlafc All lmat<»Y«af4>U Bare ai< CMrla Mast Olt# Accoaat at TktanlTta
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
Postal Clerks Appeal ta Oompers
NOTES Of Till CAMPAIGN
Oaly One Tramp Foaad
Remember
What People Are Mria*
Will Yoa Do Itr
Bryan and Traali
Do Yoa Waal it r
Hatters Take Hats OH
For Another Moment
Free Delivery Again
IMME. MELBA HERE She Reached the City Yesterday and Chats of Her Trip
PASSING OF A HUSICIAN OF INTERNATIONAL FAME
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THE HERALD'S SUNDAY SERMON 1 CHRIST'S CLAIM By Rev. Hugh K. Walker, Pastor of lmmanuel Presbyterian Church
THIS SAITH THE PREACHER
CHURCH CALENDAR
FOR THE CHILDREN To Keep Their Digestion Perfect Nothing Is So Safe and Pleasant as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Rnthrr liirnnftlfttrnt
All She Had
Ohnervinii Ratihit
A SEYERE JOLT
WIDOW CAUSES A SUIT IN COURT Miners Olsapea is ti Wlo Is Responslbla fir Money Paid Dispute Over Aaout of Wages Duo Occupies Attention of the Court for Three Duya
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE MB COMMERCE
Closing Itocki
Boad List
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Weekly Bask Statement
Gold In London
London Financial Bt»l*w
Import* and Exports
Available Cask
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dallr Call Board Dealings aad Prices of Farm aad Dairy Prodaee
Eastern Livestock Market*
Cblcttiro Grain Trade Phln..Kfno <1 tfl . _
Grain and Provision*
llrltlah Gralu Trade
kfjasdlkfjdsfk
THE LOCAL MARKETS
ONE Ct A 1
!> AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Importance of the Coming Fruit Growers' Convention Ituiineiß Pr©|»o*itlo«i« Which It In Highly l>r«oirnl»le for Fruit Grunem («i I'niu* in COllNldvrillK
«n Citrus Absolution
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Price* RenlixeU by California Hortlcnltural Product* in !*»« Angclra and Elieirhcrc
San Franelico Green Fruit*
California Dried Fralta
RAILROAD NEWS
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Q JEER CUSTOMS OF THE JAPANESE Mary Florence Dental Tells City Teachers of the Orientals Deacrlhe* Thrlr Filthy Hnl.il« hut Ucclarm Tlicy Are Sur In *nturr'a Heart
CITY TEACHERS FAVOR CIVIL SERVICE REFORM They I iiholU (lie Freeholder* In the Udncallonal section of Ike Hew Charter
Mnrrimro License*
NO ACTION TAKEN IN COMMITTEE City Financiers Pass School Bond Election Petition Over For the Present School* Are Overcrowed, in ffd of Repnlr nnd Sew lfullrilnir» Are Seeded In Souie Section* I
BIG WATER SUIT IS FINALLY DISMISSED Itinri Had Dccomr Antiquated by Loiik Litigation in tbe Courts
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE
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COMHANDINe FIGURE WAS LOST WHEN JOHN SHERMAN PASSED AWAY l' 4 • I He Helped to Make the Republican Party Great and Passed Through Many Political Struggles Untarnished
OLDESTJBICYCLIST lie Im Annla Merrill and I« no Year* Old—"The Oldest Man In the World to Ride n 'Wheel"
Didn't Wait Sympathy
Seemed Fit
FRENCH CRUISER SUCHET
GALVESTON SIX WEEKS AFTER AND RESULTS OF RED CROSS WORK Contributions Still Urgently Needed, but Not in the Shape of Oid Clothes, Nor Shoes for One- Legged People
MAYOR JONES OF GALVESTON
Ilnsatnna Hnrt Homes Agulnat Tim*
Kind of the Kid
With Regreta
AH ARIA'S DISASTROUS GAME OF FOOTBALL
UMkicfeum In Yellowstone Park.
Jnnibled Names of Grand Operas.
Solution of Jnnibled Names Used la Mechanics.
TBI YOUTH Of XAXOUI 10IX.
The Rgllig Spirit Hroag.
A Kingly Thought.
lfks;lfkdlf
WELL GOVERNED TOWNS.
Railway Accidents.
WITfIESS TO THE .DEED
CONTESTS POPULAR IN LONDON Mow tbe East tenders Amuse Them-' selves During the Winter Seasen
THE LITTLE PRINCE'S DUCKING His Rebellious Playmate Didn't I/Ike nil Way, 8* She Threw Him lato a Foaatala
Small Nation* Have Their Troablea
The Pnblic Maat Be Renialed
In raffled
CAWWONRALLING A CURVE
FOR EVEMING CHAT
Quoth the Raven: "Nevermore"
Shore Sinking, Sea Encroaching
A Cafe's Millionaires' Itoir
Reaction
LASHED BY LIVID LIGHTNING
Att EMERGENCY CASE
OLD FRIEND IN A NEW DRESS Tale of an Ofilae Seeker of L*i| Afa Who Was Sadly Dlanppolnted
How It llatned
Modern Fable . . OF Cyril the Would-Be
Mr. Bowser – – – DOES M. Quad – – House Gleaning
Klcklets From . . ) THE . Arizona Kicker
Political Points . . FROM . . A Man Uo North
He Was Firmly . . RIGHT ■ ■ ■ Up Against It
NO GIANTS IN PATAGONIA Men Averuße > early Sli Feet, hut Old Kxplorera .Muit Have Heen Hoinauring
Tiirlifjn Suwd tlic Crop
| PROFIT IN SHIPBUILDING An Industry lu Thla Country Thut In Akml ii Showing BneoaraglDv Kcanlt
Tliey Ilot and lloth Won
A Tip Eiolhltclit for Married Men
LOVING YOUR NEIGHBOR
I HARMONY FOR THE INSANE Muale Has Been Foaad to Sooth* | the Mind* of Demented I People
STARS FROM HUMOR'S GALAXY. I THIRSTY HODGSON
That Was All.
Stamped.
GOT THE OLD MAN.
RIDICULOUS REQUEST.
ON THE LINKS.
Too Much of a Landlubber.
What He Wanted to Know.
TOMMY'S MISTAKE,
Two Gneuei.
HE HAD BEEN THERE.
THE POINT OF VIEW.
IF WOMEN WERE ON THE BENCH.
HOW FADDT FATTENED HIS PIG ON A NEIGHBOR'S TURNIPS.
Well Named.
Change of Form.
THE PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
NEW BULLET-PROOF SHIELD NEXT STEP IN MODERN WARFARE Walls of Moving Steel Will Charge Upon the Enemy and Mailed Legions Will Face the Rain of Shot and Shell
CAMPAIGN REPARTEE Some Pnblio $penker» 1* ho Ar* Apt at Spontaneoaa Rejoinders
ROMAN RECIPES Dlihri That out J itrm Strings to ike Modera Palate
Bin nrt Mn n
Forgot iTie Minor Details
Another Trust Crunher
THOSE FAIR AWARDS Prove America's Success at Exposition otm Ithstunilins Savage Criticisms the I'url* Fair Has Been a SuecehN. MeuAured by Expual* tioui of the Past
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HOI WASHDfCTOI TO I'HILEI. Votes 5u Which the Presidents of the United States have Been Chosen.
MOARCIfS AS PI DI.IC SPEAKERS.
Table Showing; Popular and Electoral Votes Cast For the Chief Presidential Candidates, Cimpalis of 1800.
ODDS AND ENDS.
NEW EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS IN UNCLE SIM'S POSSESSIONS Elementary Schools Do Not Exist in the Philippines—ln Cuba There Are Both Elementary and Secondary Systems
PLANNING THE CAMPAIGN
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
CURRENT COMMENT
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Silhouettes With. the Camera. New Fad That Has Just Struck the Camera Fiends and Threatens to Become the Rage
MaKjng 7p_for the "Play
| THE LOBSTER Of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA j1
Leasoa of the Mala* Kltekea
Rapid Transit
Soaaded Faaay to Her
UNSATISFACTORY RESULT . OF CONTEST AT PARIS FOR POLLOK PRIZE Life-Savirvg Devices At Paris Exposition LOS ANGELES INVENTOR HAS DEVISED MOST PERFECT LIFE PRESERVER
BIGGEST JEWFISH EVER CAUGHT
Philosophic Side Llvhtl
Maalla Aid Society
fsome Famous Members of the Maurice Qrau Opera Company
"Hello v Girls" *■ Ha.ve > Some v Grievances That Constant Buzzing in the Ears Makes a Nervous Wreck of "Central" in a Few Months Slightest Inattention to Duty Is bharply Reprimanded, and Lunches Furnished Are Not Filling Enough
Baths for School Children Soap and GOater j | j free Bath Idea dill Hid 111 Is popular Tbt Bducators J f J in Other places
A Great Army of Advertisers
A Grlevaaa Oversight
■—;r ti Preparations for the Pan-American'
III'ILDI.NG THE EXPOSITION Every Week Shown Definite ProgrH> Upon the Colos*al Enterprise at Buffalo
"THKEIS "or MKXICO % Wonderful Keprodoctloa of thr Varloa. Pkaua u( Life la the i Mexican Repaklle
THB STADIUM A Hafillttai Areas for the Ja<(ti( aad Display of Live Stock aad Machinery
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