powered by
A Freely Accessible Repository of Digitized California Newspapers from 1846 to the Present
Home
Search
Titles
Dates
Help
About
Log in
California Digital Newspaper Collection
>
Los Angeles Herald
> 14 November 1900
Please take this
brief survey
to help us improve the CDNC and its text correction tool. Thanks for your feedback!
Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 44, 14 November 1900
Issue PDF
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MIS. STANFORD RESENTED dr. mwm ross" omfton on CHEAP ORIENTAL LABOR Gtlabratad Scientist Wlia OaiUMJI Ciiliusa Immlgrat ion For Ecodoinlc Reasons Was Forcod to Resign His Professorship in tha University
THE MORNING'S NEWS
foreign
ROYALIST REVIVAL THREATENED AT PARIS . |
SCRAMBLE FOR THE OFFICES Aspirants tor Chairmanships of Vorioos Legislative Committees Thomas Flint, Jr., Will Be President Pro Tem of the Senate, While [ Alden Anderson Will Profe- I ably Be Speaker |
LIVING HIGH ON FAMILY JEWELS Santa Cruz Youth Cuts a Swath HEADED FOR THIS CITY Scatters Sems Among Sod Jose Tendsrioin Habitues Yonn* Leslie Brlmi Dispose* of f 1000 Worth of Preclons Stones for fBO I and Spends the Proceeds In I Seeing the llffhti
DEADLY POWDER MILL BLOWS UP KILLING THREE
VON BUELOW OPPOSES THE DOUBLE TARIFF
it | , PATENTS ISSUED PENSIONS GRANTED
Bent Her PUton Rod
EXCAVATIONS HAVE BEGUN
POLITICAL TINKERS NEED CONCERN TBItSSELVES NO LORGEK REGARDING THE CABINET President McKinley at a Remarkable Cabinet Meeting, Assures His Otticiai Family That He Earnestly Wishes Each to Retain His Present Portfolio
JTSALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL11 UUI i: GIVES UP PIONEER SQUARE *: « ft ~ * * •» Granted to Clark and Kerens at Midnight ;; After a Bitter Fight by a •» I» Yote of 11 to 4 I!
MORE COUNTIES ! GIVE RETURNS El Dorado Count Stopped by the Judges A PRCINCT MISSING » ~ ' County Clerk Refused to Open the Ballot Envelope It! DiFKd «nve n Splendid Majority la Favor of «he Stanford Inlferill) Amendment—Vote in other Counties
» ■ — — ! Trial of Captain Wllllama Beiua o♦ r>«i Vnv 11 Thn trial nf
' Appofatmvnta for Berkeley Students
Crunheri by u Heavy Timber I
Collector llnyn-ood nc«lgn«
WILL GO TO GERMANY Baroness Von Kettetar Invited by the Emperor It Is Said That Many Honors Are In Store for (be American Girl nt I lie Kaiser** Hands
GENERAL OTIS IN COMMAND ■ He l» Now In Char see of tlie Department of the Lakes at Clileiitfo
Indiana Opera torn Decline Scale
!•!#>ii 1 oum Mcxiciin 1 outli l ills Hlmaelf
-♦♦♦ Tout Iji Sallnfnctory
Lieutenant Colonel Dojlp Retired
AMERICA IS ! DISCORDANT Concert of the Powers Threatened CRITICISM OF NGLISH Attitude Regarding China Not at til Satisfactory Jftlinnene Troop* Disappear From Peking, and an Tliey Are Still In the Country Their Whereabout* !■ a Mj »tery
SECRETARY HAY IRRITATED In Anxious the Powers Salimit Deninnda Which China Can Accede I*o I
BASIS OF SETTLEMENT
FOREIGNERS MUST VACATE
REPORTS OF DOWAGER'S DEATH ihrr Are Continually Received bat There In Xd OfflrlaJ Conflrmali«B of Them
Text of the Joint Note
ROSSLYN'S ABJECT APOLOGY TO THE PRINCE OF WALES
BUTCHERED BY | THE CHINESE Thousands of Chinese Victims HORRORS HALF TOLD Appalling Scenes Witnessed Mont Amur River Time ia.ooo Corpses Impeded H«Yl|«tloa ia the ■traam
FATAL CAVE-IN OCCURS IN AN ARIZONA MINE
INCREASE IN CONGRESS Present tenia* Hetarni Will Call for Eighteen More Members of * the Home
Tranaporta Arrive at Manila
Kill* Hli Partners la a Quarrel
TO CURE A COLD IN ONB DAY
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
VICTORY FOR TELEGRAPHERS Short Strike on Santa Fe System THEIR TERMS GRANTED Mra Lift Thair Keys for Only Fifteen Minnies laerenaed Wk(m and Shorter Hoar* (or the Operator* on the California and Arlsona Division
"PEOPLE SHOULD PROTEST" Violent Deunnclatloit of the Paris Treaty Before the Spanlsh-Amerlcun Congfqsi
CHICAGOJTERRORIZED .Climax of a Series o( Bura'larles la Reached When Mrs. Orrln W. Potter Is Knocked Senaeless
TO DISFRANCHISE THE NEGRO Mil Introduced Into Georgia Legislature Similar to That Auoptcd by North Caollna
Blahop Burned Alive
France In n Bnd Way I
Reported Chinese Appointments
Weathered the itarm
KNIGHTS ARE AT WAR Two Factions In Convention at Birmingham, Ala. Each One flu Ima to Be the General Assembly of the Knlghta of Labor of United Elates and Canada
GRANT BROTHERS ASSIGN Failure Said to Be Dae to Peculations by a Trusted Employe, Whose Name Is Withheld
STU.L AFTER TAYLOR Beekham Will Make Requisition on Indiana's Hew Governor for the Kentucky Fugitive rn>. Ti..
Unfortanate Endlag of a Trip
jldkjkfdjflaskd
BOLIVIA WANTS HER SEAPORTS Chile Will Be Urged to Restore Them PACIFIC STEPS TAKEN Brazil and Argentina Will Jain in Pleading No extreme Pre»mre Will lie Drought to Bear, hat It I* Hoped Thnt the Request Will He Graated
ORGANIZATION OF ALABAMA LEGISLATURE
Gale la English Channel
Poultry aaal Belgian Hare Show
Tea Juror. Secured
SUITS NOT ORDERED No Action Taken on the Hawaiian Land Grants Department of Justice Denies That It Has Issued Instruction to Set Aside Conveyances of Government Last
DOUBT OF HIS GUILT Denver Police Will Not Surrender John Porter Another Suspect Arrested Who Shows Slgaa of Recent TroiUt and Can-Not Aeeonnt for Himself Satisfactorily
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
J CALIFORNIA TO EXHIBIT t J AT BUFFALO EXPOSITION £ If . *
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES: Congress Must Make Awards to Two British Corporations Fklllpplne Cable Company and the Manila Hallway Suffer as a Hecult of American Occupation •I the Inlands
ALFORD'S EXAMINATION After Introducing $oiih> DnmaicfiiK Evidence the <*o vernment Rested Km ( nav /Di. D....n
TWO BURGLARS ARRESTED Fomul With Stolen l'ropert> In 'I'hHr I'omeNNiou ami Admitted Their Guilt
■♦♦♦• Senator t ondltlon Serious
Higher Viiln«' tor W hi«U>
lIT SHOWS A SURPLUS A Report on Philippine Postal Service Excellent Prorrni Hna Beem Made, ■ad There Are Sow Twety-On® Posiofflcrs la the Hands of Americans
CABINET OFFICERS' REPORTS orecimt of AVlint the HpiiiU of Dppartment* Will Say to the Pre«ideut—Topic* niftcusned , s d ; ij
BODIES WASHED ASHORE Si-Ii i.ilK ! |. Iliinj -T»» <1 icilnia ol 1 !»«• >lon li«*t* J In in th«* iin > 0!' I 'll 111| >
SEARCHING JOR DEAD Only One Body Recovered So Far From Rnlna of the Burned Utfford House
—- Suit for Two Millions
Victim of Apoplexr
MARCUS DALY'S DEATH Arrangements fos the Funeral tn Be Held Today Vice President H. H. Roifers Likely to Be Hl* SncceMor as President of the Anaconda Copper Mine
Trial of llp^crou
AltaiiiKt It e iNion
NEED OF ARBITRATION ■v... x "*• s Testimony Bsfori tie Industerial Commission Advant*(e> of Peaceable Settlement of Labor Difficulties Bet Forth hj the Commissioner of Indiana
RICHEST IN THE WORLD Seam Uncovered la a Cripple Creek Mine That Allays »»62,000 to the Ton
Quick With lII* Gnn
General Miles Will Investigate
—— Nir«< hiM»i I • » « 4
.)<»««<• Jauip*' u itlou lieii<i
Ilrltifth ( aliinet €ovii|)lei«*
Coilctfe Lorcn U« Cbarter
i Snow Storm Haaiia; in Wlieoniin
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
M'GOVERN WINS IN SIX ROUNQS Kid Broad Makes i Hard Fight BECOMES EXHAUSTED Chamiilaa Rallies at tha End of the Battle •Mm Oorbett Water* Blag aad Challeagee Jeffries to Moot Wa Vader Very Liberal Caadltlaaa
FITZ HAS ANOTHER Refases to Clflkt JeWrlee lat la Will* lac to Baak Hla iparrlag Partner Agaiast the ckamlaa
HART ENTUSIASTIC Chisago Ball Clab Fraoldeat Will Barely Mag Hie Teas Meg* far PraetlOo
MODESTOCOURSING Haves Were Pleatifai tal Omtli Good far Opealag Bay's •past
SPRINTERS CHANGE TACTICS Floyd MaeFarlaad and "Major" Taylor Will Make Bid far Loag-Distaaee Baeea
Typhooa Made Great Haves
Reported tale of Collieries
Reported Foraiatloa *8 Cattle Traat
form Reversal AT EMERYVILLE Wilton Day at Latonfa Draws Big Crowd Horaaa Baa at Lakeside Despite Rata the Wlaaers—On Other Traeka
Lakeside Batrles
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS '
Beadly Coal Daaip Bxplosloa
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
Page 5 Advertisements Column 4
Page 5 Advertisements Column 5
THE HERALD'S CIRCULATION
ANNOUNCEMENT
DEMOCRATIC -REORGANIZATION"
THE HERALD'S GROWTH
SCHOOL BONDS DELAYED
A MUNCHAUSENISH TALE
TANGIBLE PROSPERITY
ALL SORTS
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
THE PUBLIC PULSE Trim the Trees
EDITORIAL OPINION
COLLEGE FRATERNITIES
THE JAM
ASIDES
IN THE PUBLIC BYE
POLITICAL NOTES
JUST IN TIME
TURNED THE TABLES
THE HERALD WANTS YOUR "WANT" ADVERTISEMENTS IN ITS "WANT" COLUMNS M CITY'S NEWS'
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN I
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
'HOSPITAL FOR THE CITY'S LITTLE ONES Plans Outllnsd lor Care of the ! 11l end Destitute i Children Rev. B. W. R. Tnjler Presides at • Meeting of Philanthropists Held at Y. M. C. A. I Hall I
MAIL SERVICE IS IMPROVED j Only • Few Outside Districts That Do Mot Have Free Delivery
IN SOCIETY
Kotra and Personals
I Half Bates to Denver
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
TALK OF DAMAGE SUITS AGAINST COMMITTEE Comnmsss3oners Scarborough and .: Day Are Out in Extended Defense
FIRED FROM FRANCE Ciirnxnr «•<* la f'rece Ordered to Vnder Penalty of lleiui? liuprinoned t"* : – 11 Pnocar T.a Pl'AfP
Chnate'H Address on Lincoln
SAYS HE WAS BADLY TREATED Maria Laist Sins Constable Yonkin for Haaiy Damages Claim* That Ofdcer Handled Her Hsufkljr and Told Her That She Waa Not a Lady
JAILBREAKER CAUGHT NEAR POLICE STATION IllHckamlth Colmer of OKnnrd, A'nn(ed for Mnrderon* Assault* Is Arrested
JUDGMENT IN LIQUOR CASE IS REVERSED Jndgc Smith Kfolda That the Lower Court Erred In Trial of the Aetloa
WORKING BOYS' CLASS HAS BEEN FORMED Organization Effected at the Y, M. C. A. I.n«t Night—Special Services
CLRRK RESENTS 7UCKL.ICIOUS LIB
HENRY VILLARD'S FUNERAL Hl* Remains Will Be Carried to Their Heating Place by Hired Port era
SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING Mm Lasar, the Underground Diamond Importer, Will Sprnd Six Months In Jail
Abercromhle Not Afrnld of Osli
GERMANY PLEASED OVER AGREEMENT WITH ENGLAND
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE COMMISSIONER GIVES POINTS TO LOCAL OFFICIALS
British Taxpayers Suffer i
Krnpp egatlutlnff In Spain
m • Congretfilonnl Majority Diminished
FOOD FOB. ATHLETES Rebuilds Brain and Muscle
BOERS ARE WELCOME ImlM ti Settle ii 6 wan Tarrttary Lord Roberta Report* tko iMHr ■" ■era Harassing tko Baalish. if Actlaar aa !■*•" paadeat Oo»a»aados
NOISELESS HOUSEBREAKER GATHERS IN MUCH BOOTY
Wichita Falls Mills Baraet
Secretary Hoot la Caka
PERSONALS IN BRIEF i –
AT THE HOTELS
GEORGIA'S LITTLE JOKE The Letlilalirt Uualaoulr ■rjaA PraaUcit, mmd (kt Otapllateat la AekMirUlail
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
FROM OFFICIM. TOM.IC RECORD li worn Tranir, hot. is, moo.
ttwlntei
Homesteads
Attachment* *
Mlacellaaeoas
Mlseeliaaeoas
■sllilst Permits
■ IPBRIOR COL'BT
TOWNSHIP COURT
Queen Drag* Not Dead
Fafltlve Wllaru gent For ,
Chicago Drnlnaur Canal Caae
Holland's Generoiu Offer to Boers
William's Speech Congratulatory
A LAW UNTO HIMSELF Every Kan Must Bs That to Batata His Health and Digestion
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
Page 9 Advertisements Column 3
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOS ANGELES COtXTV) BAPTISTS GATHER AT LONG REACH Interesting Address by Rev. W. C. Cletsworthy of Pomona He Rpcaki on tUe "Hlninliicii of Ctarlxliin Srr> Iff." Kmpli»»i«- tiiK the Vnlnc of 1 onn* People'* Worlc
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) IMPROVEMENT IN ITS WIRE SYSTEM Work is Soon to Be Begun by the Telephone Company Mrs. D. B. Harmony, the Wife of Admiral Harmony, I mitral States Navy* Retired. Dies at Santa Barbara
. i* nn-:c.<> tot v> SURVEY STEAMER SAILS The Ranker Leaves San on a Seven rath* Crnlse
ONE CENT A WORD
I ISA* BERXAHUKO COIISTT) VOTE FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE IS A TIE Supervisors Conclude Their Official Canvass of the County The i'aie 1» a Complicated One and May Xeeeaaitnic the ( Nlllng of a Blecllon—Other New* Mnttera
IIKUVVfUHNO (OI VTY) MINISTERS AT COLTON Meeting Held at tin** >letliodist Church and an Intereatin& I'nper Read by Rev. I. Jewell
(LOS ANBELII COVHTY) FOR GRAND LARCENY You( Maa Rnplaye* at Soathera r««lle Bana(« Rooaa Under Arreat
(SAN BGRXARDIXO COUNTY) SANITARIUM TO BE CONSTRUCTED Contract Has Been Let And Work Will Begin Soon The Former Hotel Balldlns at Monad City Will Be Remodeled aad Several New Cottages Will Be Erected
(RIVKRSIDK COUNTY) WITNESSES AGAINST THOMAS P. JONES His Daughter and Son-in-Lav to Tastily Against Him II Is Jtiif|f4 That the CrlMe Has Hera Known to the Teatecala Months
(LOS AXGELGS COUNTY) INTERESTINGJLECTURE Nat M. Brlgham Will Speak Cider the Auaplce* of tbe Saata Monica Guild
(LOt AXOILBI COUNTY) • HISiMgiIsMBBBBBIHBIBInIIiIiSIBIBMIMBIBBWWIIMIHMIIMBIIWMIWI PASADENA NEWS NEW FIRE ENGINES FOR PASADENA City Trustees Receive Bids for Apperatus ' > Scientist Predicts Heavy Hnliui Dnrlag the Winter Months for Uos Augelea und the Surround-Ins Suburb®
AMERIGUS CLUB IS TO BE HONORED Arrangements Completed for the Final Campaign Festivities Ordinance Herniating Soliciting d Street Vendor*—Opposition M tke Charter—PersOßal Mention t
i DIDN'T CAT(W HIS TRAIN CoßMtrjr Landlord Who Was WIM» Imm *• See Hli Gaeat Trr It
Bread's Brother to Take ■ How Rim
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
INDUSTRY, FINMHSE US COMMERCE
ON 'CHANGE Condition of Ibe Mew York Markets as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Closlaf Itstki
Bond Lis*
Fraaelseo Misiag Stocks
Usiss Financial Havlrw
New York Bxekasg*
Trsnsnry Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Board Deallagrs aad Prtoee •t raraa aad Dairy Prodaoe
Baatera Livestock Market*
Chicago Grain Trad*
Available Bappljr of Grala
,— t Grain and Prsvlsloas
Cotloa Fatnras
Urltlsh Grain Trade
Melal Market
New York Prodnee
Const Shlpplac
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy prodsols
DEALS DEATH TO SCORES A Powerful Machine Gun Which Fires Three Thousand Shots a Minute
Tin llMi'a lilmiee
FOR QUICK RETURNS
"RAILROAD NEWS?
How England Mast Justify Herself
VsiMtsrtsUe Beat
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
SCIENCE IN THE PUBLIC SHOOLS City Superintendent Foshay Says Subject Should Bi Taught ■* Delivers a Learned Address Before the Members of the Los Angeles Academr
ft CllfilVJUS?. HE MADE A SHREWD DEAL low rn Farmer Gol the Better of » Hallroad'a lU*ht-01-Wnj Ajrent
Serpentine
PRIVATE BOXES ALL REPORTED REMOVED Police Comml»«loner« Tramet ••«• line B»l>ei« and Opml Several Mew Lleeaaee
CLOSE CONTEST FOR SUPERVISOR Hanley and Patterson Both Watch Canvass of Returns Stanford I'alverslty Aaeidneit Is Ahead In Nearly All of the Precincts—Others Are Doabtfnl
POLICE GULLINGS
IJterary Career
'ANNUAL MEETING UF ROADMASTERS Association of Anorica Opens Eighteenth Session In Blanefcard Hall » Wlra DUeasslon Evoked fcr Papers oa Item af Importance to Malateaaaee of War Snperlnteadeats—.New Ofdeers
Much Impressed
Ronsh on the St, Louis Club
A Complex Argument
Airfnl Dreniil
BRIEF STRJKE ON SANTA FE BY TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
CONTROVERSY IS FINALLY SETTLED | | , Dispute Betwien Lantz and City ul Monrovia Over Right of Way The City Agrees to Pay Lssti 0»o Hnndred Dollars for the Privilege of Uylsg a Pipe Lint Across His Property
PHI IP INE EARTHQUAKES Dhlllxnlnn Trl<i.,,W n I_ _ .
Page 12 Advertisements
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES kjdfjdlkfjd
The Bast End
A PromltlrtK Coni|»nn>-
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Progress of tbo Drill lo Koro County K>rn Hlver Field Helna roMtaallr Kilndrd and I lie Limits Not Yet Known—McKlttrick Prodnclinn Inrri-nilni
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Petroleum Output
City Oil Notes
Incorporations
Petrolenm
PROSPEROUS RANDSBURG Yellow .Inter Will Tnrn tint $150,000 n Month With Its Sew Mill Seat Year
Miner*' Notes
g | Mines Abont Tucson
The Hay lOolorifes
Delegates Appointed
Page 13 Advertisements
Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
Page 13 Advertisements Column 3
Page 14 Advertisements
Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
Page 14 Advertisements Column 3
Page 14 Advertisements Column 4
Page 14 Advertisements Column 5
Page 14 Advertisements Column 6
Page 14 Advertisements Column 7
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
LOCAL CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
WEATHER BULLETIN
; SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS ' Prices Realised by California Hortl. caltnral I'rodarta In Loa Anfdei and Elsewhere
a«*r, bv,, ww. j •aa Fraseiico Green
California Dried Fruits
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Page 15 Advertisements
Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
Page 15 Advertisements Column 2
Page 15 Advertisements Column 3
Page 15 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements Column 5
Page 15 Advertisements Column 6
SCHOOLS OF THE CITY ARE IN A BAD WAY i E Nearly 2000 More Children Than Can Be Accommodated Properly ' c
DAMAGES FOR A BROKEN GONTRAGT Court Gives Dora Usher a Judgment Against W. B. Adams I'lalntifT Wiij* Abruptly Dlneltii rued Ropflniio She Objected to tlie Advance* .Made by Her Employer
WILL BEAUTIFY SCHOOL ROOMS Civic League Directors Are Encouraged by Progress Made 'Mothern* f lab Federation Will Hold I mii Interesting All-Dny Sesnion I Saturday at Slmpnon Auditorium i
BANK CLEARANCES SHOW LARGE INCREASE | Stutlstieft timbered by the Chamber of Commerce—Xow Exhibit*
Mnrrinffe Llcen«e«
Half Rates to Denver
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER if o rf r> * ntm f v t An 4 /« nt /"> i-1
Forecast and Weather Conditions
fl he Temperatures
dp: n ns
Page 16 Advertisements
Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
Page 16 Advertisements Column 2
Page 16 Advertisements Column 3
Select an article to view its text.
Issue
Hint: Right-click on an article to see options menu
x
Issue PDF
