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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 79, 19 December 1900
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CUTTING DOWN STILL MOBE THE DISTANCE Union Pacific Will Build by Echo Canyon Contract Let for Cut-Off for the Sum of $6,01)0,000 Aricnaient for Close Connections Willi the Salt Lake-Los Anielei Road Impels I'nlon PaclSo to Expend a Large Sum lo Shorten the Distance <0 the Paclßo Coast
THE MORNING'S NEWS
OIL MEN GAIN A GREAT VICTORY IN CONTEST OVER SCRIPPERS' CLAIMS Land Commissioner Hermann Decides That the Mineral Claimants Acted in Good Faith While the Agriculturists Failed to Fulfill the Provisions of the Law and Practiced a Fraud Upon the Government
THE LOCAL END Sharp Practices by the Scrippers That trd te Decision Just til ren by, . ( ommlsatvaer Rtnsaas
GOVERNMENT CABLE BILL IS ENDORSED Philadelphia Manufacturers Discuss the Project General Grtrlr and Others Explain the I'rgeal Military and Commercial Xeed of Closer Comninnlcntlon With the Far Rut
Germans Protest Against Expulsion
ANOTHER RICH KLONDIKE FIND Bench Claims Back of Dawson Heavy With Gold William Breckenrldge Married on nil Deathbed to Mrs. Josephine Dora Walker, Formerly a Stenographer From Seattle, and Learn Her fIS,OOO
ALPHA WRECK IS SCATTERED OYER THE SEA Three Bodies Recovered From the Deep Narrow Escape of Some of the Survivors Firemnn Vonng'n Terrible StragKit to Reach the Shore and the Injuries He Received From the Rocks and Wreckage—'The Vessel Broke He* Back In Three Places and Sank (
ROBBERS MADE A HAUL Secured Fifteen Thousand Rollara From Kennedy'* Bunk nt Hope! lad., and Escaped Safely
DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL EVIL POSTPONED TO FUTURE DAY Senate Considers Reciprocity Treaties The Time for Tbeir Ratification Extended Debate u the Har-Paanccfot* In•trnment Hemmed, FornWer and Morgan Strongly A«lvor»tln» It* Ratification Without a Fortification Amendment
URGES THE HEPBURN BILL Partlfil Report on tlir Recoinmondationn of tho iMtlimian Canal Co m m I «# i o ii
CANNOTJNTERVENE This Cinvcrnment Vnahlr to Help Puerto Hlco Collect It* Debt Froii*. Cntia
PRESIDENT WILL BRING HIS CABINET TO CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Herald's Exclusive News Service. Special Dispatch from the New York Herald.
EXPANSE OP CONSTITUTION Arguments in the Puerto | Rico Case | Appellants Finish and Government Opens Its Side _____ I |Pcrklim for Puerto Rico and llnrmon for the Philippines Conclude Their Speeches, and Attorney Cieaera! (*rlggs Begins the Presentation of His Views
TO CI'RE A COLD IN OXE DAY
WOULD HATE GAGE EEMOVED Meeting of Republican National Committee Secretary of the Treasury Not in Favor At a Dinner (ilrrn by Soontor Hnnna It Was the Sentiment ol the <>»'«'» Tliot the Admlnl»tr«tlon Would l'rollt by {SettluK Hid of tile Hanker and Mapping Out n Broad Policy
NO MORE BREAD FOR GERMANS ! "— Agrarians Propose a Prohibitive Wheat Tariff I Mt»a«ure Certain to I'ns* the Relchlitng That ill Miut out Product of Amcrlonn Field* From a Large and Profitable Market
OPPOSITION TO j THE HOPKINS BILL J, House Orsnnizins to Defeat the | Reapportionment Measure States That Will Lose n Representative I'nder Its Provisions Will Combine With Minority on a Mill In., i rrcnxiiiK Membership to 357
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL Ilnnse Commit tee Hspo«ti to Hiive th« Measure Ready «o Rojiort Before Iteceaa
CONTRACTS FOR WARSHIPS l iiJon iron Work* Will BnllU Two and Probably Three nt file Eld' Fl^htern
I'lirlstma* Present* for Soldier*
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j Paid f.lO.ftOO for a Seat
Large Water Front Fire
BARB'S CLAIM CONTROVERTED Strikers Deny His Published Statement Say Trainmen Will Demand That the Operators Be Satisfied Santa FY Vice President Announce* That Trainmen Merely Want Operators to De Put to Work A era In Oat of Sympathy, Realising the Strike Wan Undertaken Without Caune
BROWN WAS ARRESTED The Son of a Sew York Millionaire Charged nt San Krauclioo Willi Lnrcfny
COLOMBIA ON THE CANAL Willing to Have llie Pnnnma Project Bnllt If It is Open to All Nations
MANY SICK SOLDIERS Over n Thousand Will Arrive In Man Kranclsco From Manila Within a Few Weeks
COULD NOT ESCAPE, SO TOOK HIS LIFE Boly of a Dead Train Robber I Found in a Swamp f One of ttie Mea Who Held I*p the Trala In Xeir Orleans Was Wounded by Officers aud Cut Ills Throat to Avoid Arrest—Kuown Here
SOME HITCH IS APPARENT r Minister Ciioate Confers With Lansdowne British Officials Worried Over Chinese Situation Lengthy Meetings Between American and Gmllib Representative*, Details of Which Are Closely (jnnrded, lint Are Believed to Relate to the Signing of the Joint Xote
Pnnncefote and Hay Confer
Will Return the-Loot
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WENT BACK TO HER OID LOVE Constable Davis Found His Faithless Wife She Left Him to Live With Another Man Romance of a GerserTllle Pcaoe Of-Jloer Whose Sympathy fi)» a Widow l.ed Him Into Matrimony, Wlilch Was Followed by Desertion to the One Who First Won Her Affection*
RACE RIOTS IN JAMAICA Colored Engliiih Soldiers Mutiny and Severely Maltreat Xnmeron* Clvlllnna
CANNOT NOMINATE SoeiallwtA and Prohibit ioniMM Pall Short of the Ni re«snry Three Per Cent for < on* en lion*
VOLUNTEERS COMING HOME The Thirty-Seventh Itctfiment Will Snil From >lnnil» (in c%v l enr'i On>
CLEVELAND APPROVES Say* Thnt Former President Harrison la Correct on the Pnerto Rirnn Question
LOMOND PROVED A BIG SURPRISE At Ten* He Beat Good Hope, Winning All the Way (lose Finish at Oakland Between Roundlee nnd Alee, the Former >oniiiK Out—O'Connor Fell Off Mc-Laren and the Colt Ban A way Three Miles
New Orleniia Hncei
t olumliin to Be Overhauled
< olumliin In Not ( omini;
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS < (ironndo <«olf Tournament
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NEWS OF FRATERNITIES MASONIC
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
B. P.0.0F ELKS
HEAVY FREIGHT AND SHIPPING BUSINESS Tin Midwinter Traffic at San Diegn Will Break All Records luul Meeting of the Connly School Truteci Is Held at (lie Court k lodic and Several Interest-Ins Papers Are Bend
(BAN RKRIf ARMNO COfSTT) DIED OF DROPSY Death of Mrs. Heuches, a Fretioli Womn■ Living In South Coltoa
ENTERTAINMENT FOR OLD SOLDIERS The Students nf St. Vincent's College Give a Play llembers of Santn Monica Trsilet i Tender ■ Banquet to Former Trustee Both at Hotel Arcadia
Mvatal Science Lectures
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED
MR. HERMANN'S DECISION
MR. BRYAN'S MANIFESTO
RAILROAD COMPETITION
. POLITICAL NOTES
UP AND DOWN THE 3TATE j
HE WENT ROUND IT
PARAFFIN LAMPS FOR BUOYS
Tobacco and Fresh Air
EDITORIAL OPINION
EVIDENT
HELPFUL CHILD
THE PUBLIC PULSE
ABANDONED FARMS IN ENGLAND
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
DUPLICATES AVOIDED
VENGEFUL
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THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL NO LONGER A DREAM •oeletr Permanently Organlaed With Sixty Members—Conatltulloa Adopted
nk Foist Destroyed by Fire
SCORES THE PRINCE ••v. iaaw Parktr lUkakn Wale* Ml L*f< Rncktry to* Tkelr l|*rtl(g FtMllTlll**
Mcaasor !V*w*bor fltrack
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
Patents Issaed
Visiting Angelenos
AT THE HOTELS
Marriage License*
Notice to Owner* of Property on Street* Improved Under th* Street Bond Act
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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EDUCATORS CONSIDER SUBJECTS OF IMPORTANCE TO TEACHER AND PUPIL I nterestanig Papers Read At the General Sessions
Section Meet Jogs of Great Vailoe to the Members
IN SOCIETY
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Mom official nolic inns
YOUNG GIRL IN TROUBLE Daughter of a Prominent Rnnchcr of Ormge County Arrested In Los Angeles
Yot Looking; for It
CONTROVERSY OVER NAMES FOR SCHOOL Board of, Education Takes a Hand nnd Settles the Dispute Th* Names Selected toy City Tenchera Are Thrown Oat and the Xamei of Fonr Presidents Are Substituted
GOLFERS WILL ENTERTAIN Reception and Dance to Re alven at the Coiosndo Golf Club House
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POLICE OPPOSE PRIVATE CLUBS 1 i Commissioners Consider Them to Bn Against Law and Order I*n*a Resolution* Rrqnnlini the Council to Create nn Ordinance Whereby They May Be ! Controlled
PLANS FOR THE NEW SPRING STREET HOTEL
BOOM AT SAN DIMAS iitcr Production of Recent Venn II ii« I.really Strengthened the Growth of That Section
ALL RIGHT IN BISCUITS But a Poor Medicine
fomprPMi'd Mr for C'nnnl Locka
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
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HADE MERRY – , WITH GUESTS Baron Yon Schroeder's Rpvels 1 —. Hotel Rafael Employees on the Stand lira and Women Made n Tarfft of the Baran'a Brother and Threw Bottle* and GlnMei lit llim na He Climbed Through n Wlinlow—Partial to "Coon" Monica
LUSK MIXED WITH GOMPERS New Zealaiuler Criticised the Labor Leader
KIDNAPER'S VICTIM SOON RECOVERED I Daring Attempt at Child-Stealing in Portland
BOERS STILL AGGRESSIVE Cape Colony Raided by ' TWo Commandos Battle Being Waged Against the Invaders General McDonald Trying to Force the Huricliera Ruck to the Ornnige Klvrr, Where n Warm Hect'lltltin In 11,1 nlt l*re|inri-il for Them—Frrsh Moldlera In Demand fur Africa
FOUQHT A BLOODY BATTLE White Man Kilts an Indian Near Fair, haven, Wash.* and Then Dlsnplienra, Badly Wounded
Went Aahorc Lumber
Cannot Sail Under False Colors
NEWS OF PASADENA
MB I. DURA AT WOKK Machine Operating on Hallway Tracks
1.0. TIIK POOn fXDIAX Ho Will Learn tn Make Beautiful Luoe
Poatuftlee Ruah
Old-Time Revival
ADORATION OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST Ceremonial Attending the Close of the Century
Got. Wolcott Holding Ills Own
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
IN NORTHERN FIELDS Work to no Prosecuted on 11 llljr Scale in I lie Yolo-t'olu*n Dint rl«*f—Sew i ompanie* In (lie Field
„ IN KERN COUNTY
THE PELLISSIER TRACT
LOOKS LIKE A NEW POOL The Pacific t nloit Oil Company Has Located a Rich Oil Sand on Old Mission Road
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
t'uynma Valley
Oil Stock Quotation*
Incorporation
Pctrolenm
JVQNING^ YEAGER CANYON DISTRICT Hncourufflnfc Product* In Tliln lllntrlct—Loa .%nkelen Partlen Interested—Plenty o 1 Water
Pnelfle Const Iron
Hard I.nek
November Coinage
Incorporations
Duty
Her Gront MlntHke
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WHY HE WOULDN'T SUBSCRIBE Missed the PnU-nt Medicine Advertisement With Ilia ine In It
INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Ho nd I«l«l
•an Francisco Mining Stocks
New York Exchange
London Financial S«tl< iv
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS □ally Call Ilourd IJeullni&n mid Prices of Farm anil Dairy , Prod aw
Clilen«o (ariilu Trad >
Metal Market
Available Supply of Grain
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Price* Realized l»y California Horticultural Proilnctn iu Los Anirclcs and 101 new lio rc
(• rain and ProvlNlona
Cotton Futures
Co tint Shipping
New York I'rotluce
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
CEREAL CROPS OF RUSSIA Their Coni|>e(ltion With America I* Already At tractii>K A ttent io ii
A DlMVun»i<in of tlie Nniiernaturnl
Sad, Indeed
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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CHARGES AGAINST A SALOONKEEPER Church People Seek to Have His Liquor Liceose Revoked John ICelly of Suit Fernnnilo. Who In Alleged i» Ifnve <»lven lleer to a < Illlfl* Ilia DefcxiKc
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
EACH CULPRIT LAYS BLAME ON THE OTHER F. Romero nml J. Rol»ln«on Are Held to AnMTFr for Theft of a W lIROIt
COLORED MEN ARE FREED FROM JAIL Were Charged With Holding Up and Robbing Tom White an ry rq ill I * Vnrney Dnvlft, Which llemilts in the l)l»nii«Hnl of the Cfl"en Airnlnst 111* < onijtn ii i onn
POLICE CULLING
MAKING ELEVATORS SAFE Uc* Ico Which Doe* Not Permit the l |fi iiinr lfo> to To> W itli ncerit* I.i *
CANNERY PREPARES TO MAKE A FIGHT Will Oppose Passage of In Ordinance Restricting Fishing Loenl Men Tnterented In the Sport Join the Cntalinn Cltlsen* In AskliiK 11 Protect i»e La x
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
A eat her Condition*
Kit *htn "V «• atho r
HEATHS
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