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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 51, 21 November 1900
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DASHED DOWN THE MOUNTAIN Fatal Wreck on the Grade of Marshal Pass SNOW ON THE RAILS Sand Could Not Hold on the Slippery Track r ■ Kufflneer Had h Wonderful KNcapr. but Hla Fireman Man Caught la the anil Killed
AFTER AGUINALDO General Marabnlos Will Try to Capture the Filipino Innarnrent I.railer '
SHOT THE MAN HE ACCUSED OF TRADUCING HIS SISTER
THE MORNING'S NEWS
STORM CLAIMS MANY VICTIMS Tennessee Visited by a Tcrnado SCORES OF LIVES LOST Number of Towns and Villages Demolished lliiukpi and Tree* Crnmlile Like Hunt He fore tlie Terrific Onslaught of the Knnnel-Shnped 110 ud
RUSSIA'S DUTY OF EIGHTY t2ENTS A BARREL, ON FLOUR FOR SIBERIA
CZAR'S CONDITION WORSE Tlie PhyNlcluiiN Sny Illn Rent Wui Itruki'n, null Tliey Arc %nt Kll t llllStill H 11(5
PERFECTING PLANS FOR THE NEW ROAD Eastern Capitalists Now on Their Way to Meet Los Angeles Parties Will Afmemble In Snlt Lake, Where the Line Will He Formally Incorporated With a Capital of $25,000,000
CHARLEY HOYT DEAD Sioti'd Puree Author PuMaed Suddenly Anuy ut Charleston, . j|., Lnat Mitht
nmiiii in Yu*iiiiiictoii
HARD FIGHT 10 ESCAPE ASYLUM Young Girl Accused by Her Brother end Sister PROVED HER SANITY Alleged Attempt to Railroad the Patient Mill Mae GrUwold In Driven From Home and Later Arretted on «i Cliarffe of Being Demented
PENSIONS, PATENTS AND POSTMASTERS
WHITE MEN EXPEL j JAPANESE LABORERS West Highland Orange Pickers Run Out Little Brown Men A Vigilance Committee Forcibly Loads Them Into a Farm Wagon anil Send* Them to San Bernardino
GATHERED THEM IN Chicago Police Make Wholesale Arrests to l*ut u Stop to Outlawry
00PI0 MAKES BAD BLUNDER Mrs. Jauch and Singleton Break Engagement SOCIETY IS STARTLED 1 Mistakes of the Mischievous Imp Discovered llcvrltchinfr Widow Said to Havt Feared a Second Voyage ou the I noertpln Sea of Matrimony
THREW WOMEN OVERBOARD fOMlirilly [tnml of TurUs Snilllowtd Vp la the lUlluha of the Utavk Sea
A DEATH FIGHT WITH A GRIZZLY British Columbia Hunter's Awful Fate FELI OVER A PRECIPICE Together Man and Beast Plunge Six Hundred Feet Adopted White Sun of nn Indian Chief Cornell to nn Intlnieijr Dud In 11 Denpernte llattle
FOR GOOD ROADS 'committees Appointed on National ileorjcunl sution nnd State and iitloiial l.eiclalntton
PROBABLY KILLED BY AN INDIAN Mysterious Disappearance of a Young Hunter of Del Norte County i Two Hundred Men Search for Illm for Days Without Dlsoovoring Any Trace Whatever of Ills Whereabouts
TO UPHOLD THE LAW i ConimlNHfoner i'owderly auil l.abor UriiunUationN to t'oufer Iteitiirding I'lilueHe immigration
CLOSING THE GAP Southern Pacific Oi'ticinl* re< oinln« 1 South to Inspect the Coast Division ]
Patron* of Husbandry
t>rifilial rt Th« rminlssonr •11 •' " ■ :in t sji /
may Withdraw FROM CONCERT Fresh Complications in Chinese Affairs GRAVE STEP LIKELY Washington Officials Consider Advisability of Plan Actioai of Germany nml Great •May Compel the Vnltert Mute* to Begin Independent ftetfot in t ioni J l<ofl Angeles Herald'* Kxelunive I I >ew* Ser* ice. Special Dispatch | I From the .>ew York Herald. J
FRANCE'S PROGRAM oi'Liim for lli«' licuerul Good Without Attempting to Force Special (la inn*
ADVICE TO WILLIAM ll«*rr Itlchtor ( oiiimcl* 1 In* Kalapr to (on kiilf i 111 lII*. Mlnhlrra Itefore TnlkiiiK
Mot Wenthrr in Pltlaliuric
RAIN DROPS AREJALLING Wet Day Reported All Over the State
RAIDED BY BANKJtOBBERS Desperadoes Capture an Ohio Town CITIZENS HELD AT BAY Dynamite Used on Bank Vaults Without Effect Nine Bandits With It lite® SMnnd Off the Tolvnipeople tV Uile Three Other* Attempt to Uet the Lout
Level lieu (led
The Golden C'alf
l'crliu |>*
Good Fifth Story From Inillu
o Good nt All
Watch Wheels
itatker Windy
An American View
His Presents Desired
SlroiiKi Indeed
FOIIOWIiik
Miitht Try It
ALAMEDA ASSEMBLYMEN WILL SUPPORT ANDERSON
HAYS WILL CREATE A NEW PLACE FOR HIS FRIEND
I.onn Overdue
Notable Dinner vnrit Nov. 21.—Four hundred
Germitn Tobacconists
Stops the Coach | and Works Off the Cold
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NOT ALL IN HARMONY . Shipping Men Meet to Advocate Passage of Collom Bill 4 Resolution 1 rvlnff Congress to finlirgo the Interalßtc I.hw Mi»eti With Opposition Among lu«lufit rial Oriraulxatlons
DENOUNCE LYNCHINGS I.lmon Atrocity talvc* Methodist Mlulatem n Text for an Appeul to the President
Alrord Held to Ananer
Hnmmonil'i Home Job _ I
DAMS AND OIL THEIR TOPICS 1 Second Day's Session of Celifornia's Miners RALSTON'S SOGGESSOR Former Senator Voorhcle Will Be the Nest President of the Association nnd R, 11. Ilen- Jamln Secretary
WILL FIX A MINIMUM New Army Bill Provides for 50,000 Regulars I Preaidfiit May Increase This Number to 100,000 Whenever lie Shall Decide Tliwl mt Kniorgeuey Requires 1|
SENT TO Atf ASYLUM Womtin Who Attacked the CSerman Kmperor Will lip Held for Ol»»eriitlon
Helped to Whip Cervem
Ordered to Pnnmnn
REDUCING THE WAR REVENUE Ways end Means Committee Meets A NEW RILL PRORABLE Taxpayers Can Be Saved Fully $30,000,000 a Yaar Most llnrdcnsoinc of the Taxes, Including the Sthin[i Cliuinc, to lie Muterlully Lowered llurluu the Semilnu
HOUSE REAPPORTIONMENT Census Committee Favors a Ratio of One Member for Every 198,000 Inhabitants
METHODIST MINISTERS Appropriation* Mmle (or Japnnenc null Mexican Mlnmloiim on the l'ueillc Coast
Loaned Money to lIU Son
Rainstorm l'reeetl<>i Cold Ware
Chicago Will itemhl n Xolay
IVllucrb 1)1 M;I |»|i rial's
Killed by a Train
STARTER FOR A NAVY Venezuelan Government Buys Gould's Yasht She Had Been Armored and llondcd to Colombia, but the Deal Fell Through for Lack of Fun da
Deal Declared Off
lcc Trust Investigation
Por*lst in MlHttlonnry Work
Rmila I« Retrenching
Joseph Ott Dead
TACOMA'S TIDY BLAZE Flames Lick Lp Sixty Tlioianund Dol-InrV "Worth of Property Before They Are Subdued
First Murder Under A merlon a Rale ttt t. : ± *r„.. OA rni i —453
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BURKE'S FATAL FALL San Franciscan Meets Death in a Peculiar Manner 1 I IToaad on the Sidewalk With lli» Neck Broken, and the Police liuprct Hia Friends of Font Play
WILLING TO PAY DAMAGES Co 11» mil ill ii t»nv«'rn iimmu's K*;»lannlitMi of I In* M'iatnn' oi Hie llrltiwh Ml-lIIIM'I' 'I'll liomi
BENEVOLENT SCHOLARS %bont Fifteen Thonsaiul Hollar* Raised in Greater >ew York for GnlveMton School Fund
CAMPANIA AT FAULT Cnnard Company Munt Pity for the Siukinx of the llriti»h Hark Finl>letun Last July
BERNHARDT ARRIVES 'i'br Aolrr** to t«ir ll* r liiijiri'SKloiih 1 of Aim-rii'a :»u«J A uir ricn us in I'ni tlicomi >1 i-iiioirti
-+-+■*> Strike Declared (itT *
ilrakeaiun Mangled
Tied a Shotffna
Counterfeiter** Den Raided
.%rxynuan Heleiuieil From t'nMody
Trcuftury Muteiiieut
>1 i ii vr*' lie ma n (l.i la ran t ed
IS OF PUREST RAY SERENE ilu- l.iirm>Bt DiliUKtnd in the AN orld I* Pronounced of First Water
Shortening the Time
Incentive to Good Road*
Hot Water in Cuba
< ouldn't Take a Hint
It emu rUa lile 'om an
i 4ivaicMoence
Ilid n't < on nt
'ATTEMPTED TO DESTROY TANFORAN GRAND STAND
PROHIBITED RUSHES Fatal Injury of u Student in Mn*»nciiunettM Mir* I i» t'htenigo t'nlveraity Faculty
EARL H. KISER I
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
ActN n* Kusiueer
C iilhlhood Hcrnllcetlon*
Poor >liiul
IJfj'lnT DisKiilae
li UIM l !l'(| II
* —-— V «'!•> Dii iik<*rouß
Thorough hrc<!
MILLS ARE NEVER COINED : Tlioy Hove Always Been h Mere Figlire lu the World of j Finance I
+++. Female Clerks in Japan !
Ai Far a.s 110 Ciot
Suit of an Ousted Missionary
HU Cough
» .., ('inline Worker
Krw York Tenement Hoiiacm
Ilorrnril
Vli> lie Kollihvh
I/II rtt e* t Of fill IlOOtl» •
■ lorneM lo Denmnd KvepyirhiTe
STORY OF A NEW COPHETUA; Tt«U Mnill of All Work Was *ot Able j to Work tl»«* 4j« 11 iloift I Heir
TUI« Wan a Fimer for Him
h
—. lie Struck Them
I*et ller Walt
Kind of Him
Iler llefl ii i (fon
Heeii 1'
Willi Alter/iliofi«
llettor A'lrr
Ttelnvntlon
| TRAGEDIES OF THE STAGE A Large Number of Those Killed or W onuded la Playing Their I'ar la
LET THERE BE LIGHT
i THE KISS DOOR
Our Duty
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CANNOT GET TOGETHER The Powers Hate Reached No agreement . -0 Cihlnet Dl«cniiea the C'klncjif Qne»tlon find Alexins to inspect the I'roniliek of the Allies
INCOMES OF ROYAL FOLK tlan> .Munnrclia MuJoj All the Luxuries iif AbiuiUtint Wealth
HE AIDS HIS CLERKS TO SAVE Wi'Htern Merchant'* Way of Helping Hit Employes to l>ay I p Money
SOMETHING NEW IN CURES llntv the OI«| <'ii in nil Ik ii er Hid Himnelf of Hlh It liennin (le Troubles
Toothpick lii <1 lib try-
Not Complimentary*
I'nnppreelntcd
It<• Kill>ir Thin**
Take* Time
BULLFIGHTERS EXCLUDED They Mi»jr Bo Alilp lo Slny In the Country If Tlii'y Itulae n I.Ulli- Money
BUILD THEIR OWN HOUSES OyKtera Are tlie of tile telarll» V bieli 'i'hey Live lu
NO SUCH THING AS LUCK .% SfMirllaex Mini *ny« 'Mint < liajice Doc* >o| Kxitt lOsccpt In Ileal I,if«»
TRAMPS' FAVORITE JAILS i'Mrt of tlie fndtiNtry Ta to Flnil Aoceptnlilo Winter ((mi rtrrn
RUSSIAN SPIES ARE HERE They Are IveeulnK Watch of MhilUm Who Seek ItefiiK'e In America
BANGOR FOLK GET NO VENISON Itrveiitfe of Mnlne Mnrketmen Who Were Stopped Shipping <■» me
LANGUAGE orTHE WORLD Enffllih la Spoken l»y a Great Sln-Jorlty of (he Hniiian Raoe
[The Firm Thins After He Got Hncb.
The Uarth'a Shadow
Llcr Crosier'* Angelic Wlngi
Apple Tree Half Huila and Half Fruit
Demand and Snpplf
Hl« Record
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ANOTt ER BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR
THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY
DIDN'T DO HIS DUTY
THE CONGRESS DISTRICTS '
SEWAGE-IRRIGATED VEGETABLES
MR. CROKFR AND REFORM
WALES' GOOD WORK
|pns@iajaisiiBia^@®i^iaßiaiaja^saiw leditorial opinion!
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
THEIR OPINIONS
ONE OF THE BUSINESS TROUBLES
rsisaiaiiaaianai^iaieiaißiasjpraaiPiPisrsi THE PUBLIC PULSE 1
No Coercion at Jerome
The Faofe-Tramiin Affair
A Lost Brother
AN EXAMPLE TO BE FOLLOWED
THE AFTERMATH
THE DOCTOR'S TREAT
HER PREFERENCE
CPOLITICAL NOTES*"! i^ißßamßßmiraaiansmißißaaaiaM
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
HOW THE DISCUSSION ENDED
PEANUT AND TOOTHPICK
[1 "WE TOLD YOU 80"
■- – – DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES
ONE-MAN COLLEGES
MEETING THE CASE
SANTA MONICA AND BAN JOSE 1
MODERNIZED
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
Curran't Circulating: Library
MINISTER MAY LEAVE LOS ANGELES Or. Cantine Wishes to Be Tranferred to An Eastam Charge • • Una Had Chnrgf of the First Mellioillnt t'liureh for Several Years. Ills Iteasons for Deslrlutf the I'buiiv*
HERO OF THE HANSOM CAB IN LOS ANGELES C. Wllaou l'orter Has Returned to the City From Ills Trip A broil (1
Native Sous* llnll
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
BIG PROFITS INJSEA OTTERS Fnm Secured lu Norlhweat Wntcru Thut firing; Five Hundred Dollar* Lueb
Hon a Woman Voted In Kaxlaud
A Mutter of JndKiuent
Coming Bxpoaltlon In Dnaden
'RAILROAD NEWS!?
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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INNOCENT MAN IN PRISON Startling Confession of Stage Bobber ARIZONA HIGHWAYMAN John Echols Sentenced lor the Crime ol King Ussery i The Slrcp ftnmilnjt Prom Preaentt to ( rown Kins Wmn Held I i» Several Vciiri Aun iintl lU'liolh Co 11 vleted of the Ueoil
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY A Hl* Le«lge of Wolframite Strnck Xenr New Hiver, North of I'liorni x
MUCH MINING ACTIVITY Tltree latrjUt* ' oj»|»er Dealm in A li/ona H**iiii; eaoJ in I«* «l j»i 11 * i_* Ii I' i u ii I'i's
SOME FAVORITE POKONS Sunn' Sobs-tiintcM for Alcohol h eh • lifi-r, Ini-hi-ijiic u ii(l It ti i «t T~» rll nl. . i i> .• o ■ i . 1
DID NOT LEAVE HIS JOB Could Hold Down Any Amount of Work When Properly Fed
MARK TWAIN The Noted linmorlM Tells m Story at Hl* Ona Expense
FLOOD COVERED ALL ASIA Doonmrnli C.'orrobornt iii|? the llibliciil SNirj Found In u Peking 1.1 brn r y
BRICK DOG IS DEAD ♦•Pete's" Fondne** for ltaked Cl«y Gave llliti Xoioriety in (j reen % ill ••
NOT SAN CARLOS APACHES Indians Said to Have Fought With Mormons Not From That Iteservntion
Increase In Prlee of Salt
SUGGESTIONS IN TIME What a Woman of Prominence in th« Medical World Ha* to Say About Her Sex WHAT ARE WOMEN'S RIGHTS ?
Intuitive *
Mntrlmonlnl l/ottery
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t NEWS OF PASADENA 1 0 BY THE HKM AMVS STAFF COHHEMP(»!*nF,VT O
I, AID AT II EST Remnlna of the l.nto C'nlvln A. Tattle Interred In Monnfnlia View
CHARTER ADOPTED llanilaomc Majority Counted After Ilea* 9- Vote Hud Been Polled
Fell From a llalvony
A Small Fire
PASADENA NOTES
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
LOCAL CITRUS 5-FUIT MARKET
STATE CONVENTION Some of the Important Queationa Which Will lie Diacaaaed by Anthorltlea
ARIZONA ORANGES There la Expectation of Great Incrcaae In Production In the Next Few Years
California Dried Fralta
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Trices Realized bjr California Horticultural Frodneti In Lot Angeles and Elsewhere
The Beur Won His Master's Freedom
CHARACTER IN TEETH What Their Slae and Color Indicate. The "New American Shade*'
Vesuvius Is Threatening
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CHAT ABOUT WOMEN AND WOMEN'S CLUBS
MATTER OF DIPLOMACY flow a Prospective Fatlier-in-Law Was Made Very Ifupiijr
IN SOCIKTY J cL'SJ SJSJSMSjSTSiSJ *
otrs and Personals
Fall < o iff are
Rpu.nn for * noliicHj.
! MOTHERS' CLUBS 1 CHANGE NAME ! Federation Holds Important Meeting and Elects Officers Mrs. W. W. Mnrphy Attain President. W. C. T. V. Pluui—Ciirrrnl Events Dlscnsird—Other Matters Ho fore the Meeting
(.naoheoa for Fire Cents
The IliKh Collar Itnles
The MtHllslt CnllYiire
Sii/c ffireci/cfcist Jfac/cet
Why the Hair I-'iillm Out
HELPS FOR WOMEN IN THE HOME i J
IV THE OLD HOME
CASH AM) CUPID
WHISTIjC AWAY
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
YACHT RACING MACHINES Objections to the Type of Boats. Built Lateljr for tbo America's Cop Haues
NIPPED HIS YOUNG CAREER '■It la Too Tough," Said the Sioble llalinu Forcer Arretted in Cliieait'o
CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS Some Hemoua Why the « lirlßllitn MU■lonurien Arc ol More SUCCCSNfuI
Captain Mahan Get! a Medal
Learned by Experience
Like Hnbber Boots und Sfo Pnddle
THE KTEHXAL THEME
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS »SA!» BEHSAHDINO COOSTV) COLONEL BAKER IS NEARLY POISONED An Overdose of Strychnine Nearly Causes His Osaiii The Aged Attorney'* Condition Ha* llecii Vor,v Critieal. hut Hope* Are o %v Entertained ot 11 in Recovers
(I.OS AHfiKIiKS rOI'XTYI OFFICERS APPOINTED Meetlo*; of t li•• Hoard of OircrtorN of Santa >loai«*a> N«u iti-I*l i« ( lull
(S DIBGO COIMY) SAILS FOR MARE ISLAND ' Philadelphia Hu» Sick Sailor* From llir Warahlps and I'rlnonrn Sentc ■■ red for Innubordlnation
(ORAXGR COUNTY) PEATLANOS CELERY FIELDS IN DANGER 'i j 1 Ranchers on Low Lands Fear There Will Be Too Much Rain ! ! j The Santa Ann Hirer la High Orer It» Hunk, anil ilie l'atturfi South and Weil of the City Are I 1 Flooded
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MONROVIA LADY'S DEATH *!ik. < . p. Carpenter* 'Wife of Carpenter, Expires Unite Snddenly
'I'he War Eilnctiiion Huronn
(SAN IlllStiO COIN TV) STRANGE STORY OF A MUTINY AT SEA I Suspicious Conditions on Board the Schooner Latona I ! 'Captain Fardellus «»f the Schooner Azalea Arrives lit Snn Dieuo <ind Report* Peculiar Actions of l.utona'a ( rew
(SAN HRRNAHDINO COUNTY) NEWS NOTES FROM COLTON Much Rnln Hai Fallen and n Goodly Amount More Is Proiulaed Thin Season
(LOS AXGKLKS COt'KTY) CONCERT AT CLAREMONT Enterluinment I* <iiven to Kaine a Fund for a < liurcli Or* a a
i (LOI ANGELES COUNTY) MARRIAGE AT NORWALK Wedding of John M. Settle and Mlm Marifia Slier Takes Plaee
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) INSANE MEXICAN CAUSES A FIGHT Runs Amuck on the Redlands Streets and Throws Rocks City Trnatecs to Hold a Meeting: for the Purpose of Considering the Franchise Aslted for by the Santa Fe Road I
Holiday* for Daniali lloyn
Ctirlou* Clock Movement i
(RIVERSIDES COUNTY) LEGAL CONTROVERSY FINALLY AT AN END Large Estate ot the Shorb Family Passes to Other Hends Deed of Immense Tract ol I.and to Farmer* and Merchant!' Bank Filed for Record at Hlverald*
CUBAN RATS ARE LARGE ' some Are Three Feet l-onif and They | Weigh Eighteen Pound* Apiece
l wickedest Little Germ
(SAX IMKUO COI'NTY) RAIN DAMAGES THE MONARCH OIL WELL Water Fills the Casing and May Result in a Heavy Loss Snn Dleffo'ji City Connoll Meets, Elect! officers and Transact. Hontime Affair, of the Municipality I !
Hl» Whole Life's Siivlnjt* Stolen
In<llKnant llcnlnl
Anionic NewZmlnnd') Mnny Blmatnar*
(SANTA H.tHBARA COUNTY) RAIN REPORTS ARF | MOST ENCOURAGING Greeks Are Foil and the Fall Has Been Heavy Everywhere At Avrsm Kaneho Six laches Fell aal ll»e I'rerlpttatloa Has Been Ileav> All Along the Moaa(ala Hangs I
TrndltlonH of a Strange Bible
* Hl« Salary
And Bfinffi Yon NAthlng but a Hill Q
RellrlnKera
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Santa Barbara Notes
ONE CENT A WORD
BAKERSFIELD BOOMING Sketck of California's Liveliest Oil Ton Mora PttfU Thai Caa Ba Accommodated la the Hotels—Men aad Women Sleeping Oat Doors. Towa Orowiac Fait
Kern County Field Note*
WILL BEGIN NEW YEARS Connty Proilueera' Association Will Be Heady on That Date to Bar nnd Store Oil
AROUND VENTURA Indication! That an Oil Field Will Be Developed In the Vicinity ot the Town
Incorporations
✓MINING^ MINING LEGISLATION Nome of the Men*nren Which Will Be I'rgrd on l.riclxlulureii of Severn! State*
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
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TAKING ISSUE WITH ENGINEER OLMSTED Attorney Brown and Expert Levering Say Sharp Tilings of the Tonnel *0 Certainty Thnt the Committee Selected l»y the City Conncll Will Act I 1 miu the Matter
WILL GIVE THANKS NEXT THURSDAY I uion Services Will He Held in arlo (in < li lire lie* of IjOb ^rU.H
COMMISSIONERS' SESSION LASTS ONLY EiGHT MINUTES Few Matter* «»f I iii|»ortniiee Ti'iiiimneted nt the Meeting of I lie Hoard
I.i<*eit««>n
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
CHARGED WITH SELLING MILK THAT IS IMPURE Milk Inspector Hood Will Swear to Wnrrnotn A«n Inst Dairymen
ALIBI IN WATSON CASE IS WEAKENED MHriuvltn I'lleil Some Time Ajtn Vn-SpruiiK (i u I lie Attorney* for the llefeune
POLICE CULLING*
FINE POINT RAISED IN SUIT TO QUIET TITLE .Tndflre Allen Decides an Action In WUicli Both Parties Failed to Pay Taxes
EVERYBODY REJOICES OVER PROSPECTS OF WET WINTER
Yellow Aster
WEARY RAILWAY TRAINS "•Tired AxleV- and "Fatigued Halla" Are Not Fmpty Figures of S|M?ech
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
DEATHS.
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