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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 89, 29 December 1900
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WENT DOWN WITH ALL ON BOARD Japanese Training Ship Wrecked Six Score of Lives Were Blotted Out •erles of Wrecks In Far Eastern Water* Due to Terrific Typhoons, Many Persona Perish In Shipping Disasters Alonar Coasts of Rn«land •ad Wales Within a Few Days
THE MORNING'S NEWS
NEW BONDS UNITE LOS ANGELES WITH THE NORTHERN METROPOLIS Last Spike Driven, Closing the Gap on the Coast Division of the Southern Pacific Between Santa Barbara and Surf
UNCONFIRMED REPORT THAT DEWET HAS BEEN CAPTURED BY BRITISH
INDICTED THE DIVE KEEPERS The Cook County Grand Jury Returns Fourteen Trne Bills nnd More Are Promised
KILLED BY DYNAMITE Six Men Un Their llm While Thawla* Oat the Explosive and Others Are lajarea
POSTAL COMPANY i TO BUILD A NEW LINK TO THE EAST
AMBASSADOR CHO ATE DEXIES THAT HE IS TO BE RECALLED | Special f'nlilc to Tlie Horn I<l anil i Sew York Herald. Copyright, | I UMiO, by Herald I'ubl i*hl n« to. f
WHAT CHEER STORY OF DROWN IMi CHILDREN* V IS A SILLY JOKE
ADRIFT FOR DAYS WITH BLAZING CARGO Terrible Experience of Crew of Bark Almora Fir* Breaks Out la the Cargo of Coal and for Eighteen Days Those on Board, Including Captain's Wife and Baby, Are In Danger of Death
ATTACK UPON CHINESE AT CASA BLANCA White Men and Mexicans Assault Coolies Victims Beaten Almost Into a State oi Insensibility The Trouble la Said to Have Originated la the Discharge of Several ftexlean lilrla From the I'acktnir Hbniie of Pattee A Lett and Sub»tltuitioa of Coolie Labor
PROPOSAL FOR SETTLEMENT; Scranton Street Car Company WIU Endeavor to Plneata It» Striking Employe*
Damaged an Editor |2UU,UUV
WELCOME THE GLAD NEW YEAR WITH LIGHTS AGLOW
EVIDENCE IS NEARLY ALL IN Booz' Court of Inquiry Will Finish Today Many Cadets Examined and Tell of Their Hazing Grnndaon of f»en«*ral Grimt Was Put Throngh the Cinal Proceedings «od Sabsfqnently Aided in Brlimiug Fourth Class Men to a.Sensef o( Their Inferiority
I'mirnirra Thrown Over a Cliff
SHOT HIS WIFE SIX TIMES Vlcomte 4e Bernoulli}- Was Jealous of the Woman Who llad Divorced Him
CAPE INVASION IS NOT SERIOUS Boers Unable to Interrupt tbe Lines of Traffic Lord Kitchener** Flying: Trip nnd Return Prove That the Railways Are tnlmpeded-Knox'i Commission to Catch Dewet Proving; a Long C hase
LIEUTENANT GIBSON DEAD I'mimai llare Horie «ione AVI. .me Two-Ycnr-Old Performances Were Wonderful
(limy Will Engineer Ills Campaign
Stops the Conch and Works Off (he Cold
OUR ISLAND POSSESSIONS Economists Discuss Our (Monies Prof. Reinsch Draws Lessons From France's Experience Trof. Flnloy of Princeton Says That the Present Insnlnr Government of Pnerto Rico Shonld He Abandoned nnd the Island Subjected to Rule as a Inlted States Territory
TWO SHIPS ON FIRE The Melville Islaad and Alaeia Have riem Battles With ttaaea Before fteachla* Sydney ■
BONAPARTE IS DEAD Be the Soa of the Hero of •I/AI*loa"
DREYFUS' LETTER SETS PARIS ABLAZE Prospect of Being Granted a New Trial
FOR A COLD IX THE HEAD
REV. JOHNSON HAS ELOPED New York Divine Ran Off With Miss Hoffman Nervous Breakdown Manifested a Peculiar Tendency Met Her In Montreal, Where Ike Co«- ple Passed for a Married Pair, aad Balled on the Tunisian for Liverpool—The Woman Was formerly a Society Otrl of San Francisco
Pat Into Port tor Repairs
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MONEY MOSTLY IN BANK DRAFTS Thieves Secure Mail Pouch With $100,000 in Negotiable Paper Draft* and Checks Were Scattered Aloag the Truck at Wyandotte, Mick., Which Mud llecn Taken From a Mall -Suck In the Depot
Preferred Death to Prison
SECBETLY NAMES NEW EMPEROB Empress Dowager Deposes Kwang Hsu FiHeen*Year*Old Boy Elevated to tbe Throne China May Delay Acceptance of Peace Negotiations by Submitting Counter Proposition to Forelsa Ministers—Several Conflicts Reported Between Allies and Native Forces
FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD
WITH IMPOSING SERVICES Funeral of lk< Veteran German Field Markka 1 Coast Ton Bluemeuthai at Berlia (
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Street Railway War
To Suppress Vice Everywhere
Byatnnders Shot In a Duel
Six Jnpnnese Killed
Dr. P»yse Badly Injsni
ELECTRICITY KILLS AND RESTORES LIFE Remarkable Experiment Made at St. Joseph Cat Electrocuted and Two Hours After Its Heart Had Ceased to Bent Is Resuscitated by the Application of a Reverse Current of the Fluid
ON TRACK OP THE TRAIN ROBBER Burt Alvord Has Been Seen at Minas Prietas The Fugitive Talked With a Miner at That Place and Said He Had Vla-Ited Ilermoalllo and Cuarmaa bnt Hail Kot Ventured Into Arimon*
LEO THREATENS TO DESERT FRANCE Resents Waldeck • Rousseau's Speech at Toulouse
DOINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ANOTHER ISLAND BOUGHT BY LONG Government Acquires Site for Coaling Station _______ Situated In the Harbor of Guam and In 130 Acres In E*t*~*—Mne Hundred Dollars In American Gold the Price Paid (or the Land ,
PORTE WILL PAY Government Aware llmt Turkey Will Make Good tUe Indemnity ( Claim* Thrauxh tUe Cramp*
NO BATTLESHIP CONTRACTS Secretary I,oug Say* That Only the Pore River Company Is Wlthlni | i the Government Limit
MORRIS' SUCCESSOR i Fred Rtttman of Cleveland Tendered the Office of Fourth Andltor of the Treasury
PETTIGREW'S SUCCESSOR 1 Congressman Robert J. Gamble of Yankton Decided Fpon for the Senntorahlp
PANIC IN GERMANY NARROWLY AVERTED Big Slump in Industrial Enterprises Unprecedented Activity of 1890 Potlowed by a Year of Failures ni General Business Depression-*Comparative Statement to* Two Tsars
Hartford Salle for Venezuela
Cabinet HMflag
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FOBAKER ON PUEBTO BICO Answers the Criticism of Benj. Harrison Says the Island Has Been Most Highly Favored i It Has Wot Been Taaed 13 Per Cent, bnt 80 Per Crnt of the Duties Have Been Remitted, While thr Entire Ons- 1 tons Receipts Have Gone to the Support of the Island Government ;
Determined to Hav« a. Tarlfl
Norfolk Rends a Pilgrimage to Rome
Corner the Dean Mnrkei
Germauy'i Naval Pro^roai
New* From TN»ru
FOR A COLD IX THE HEAD
WILL KEEP HANDS OFF Otrauir Af*a 1 ■ Denial That Ik* latnti to Aoqil»MAar •< tk« Danish Antilles
TWO SOCIETIES DISCUSS DEEPLY Geologists Listen to Professor Blake of Tucson Philologloal Society Heard Papers on Such Erudite Subjects as "Chinese .Literature'? and the Functions of Verse and Proie In Shakespeare
SMYTHE MAY RECOVER Mysterious Shootlnr of ths Indianapolis Mason Baffles ths Police
Prononncrd a Forgery
Boy Accidentally Killed
Broiled Sautatlan*
InrfnillarleN Uor.t in Flarhnrinea
lut'uvo ruble Report
Prof. lla>iuan Married
Tobacco I'in 1»loy p% Strllco
HORSES FINISHED IN CLOSE ORDER Several Neck-and-Neck Endings to Taoforan Racing Florlncl II Carried So Much Money That Prices Against Him Heached From Elevens to Fives, and He Won the Oponlnf? Event Handily
RACING WITHOUT LIMIT Western Tart Coagreii Rescinds Its Rale Limiting Raolngr From Jane to November
New Orleans Races
APPROVE FOOTBALL Illinois State Tcacheri' AaioelatUn I'aasea n Resolution Farorlng: the Oamp
Will Prevent the Ft*hta
Does Not Approve Betting
Fake Fight a Are Barred
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
LOS ANGELES TEAM MAY JOIN THE LEAGUE J. Cal Ewlnc, Politician and Baseball Slunngcr, Indorses the Scheme
BODY BLOW FOR BRYAN Illinois Stntc Democratic Committee Will Choose a Gold Man for Chairman
RAILROAD NEWS
POLICE CULLINGS
SAW STORMY WEATHER British ItMUMi OleiliifM Waa— ten a Ttrrlt* Gale MO Wise From Ca*s Flattery
FOR A COLD IN TUB RUB
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LAST SUNDAY OF THE CENTURY IN LOCAL HOUSES OF WORSHIP 0 The Baptists Prepare for « Their Centennial Con- o ference Which Will o Open Monday o
METHODIST
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
0 0 > Protestants Unite Upon o 0 a Plan to Take Relic- o 9 lous Census Jof the o 1 City %
W. C. T. Ik
BAPTIST
Y. M. C. A.
® Services Appropriate to 0 the New Year to Be 0 Held in Many of q the Churches
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Y.W.C.A.
MUSIC FOR SERVICES
CHURCH OF THE UNJTY
FIRST CHRISTIAN
ST. VIBIANA'S
ST. VINCENT'S
WESTLAKE METHODIST
INDEPENDENT CHURCH OF CHRIST
CAPTURED AFTER EXC3T3NG CHASE
REV. KNICKERBOCKER MAKES A CORRECTION Suya He Believes In Retrlbntlon but Not In n Literal Hell Fire
PLAYING IN STREETS MAY BE PROHIBITED Donrl of Public "Work* Recommenili an Ordinance Atalnit Ball and lOther Sport*
Texan Enjoying ' n Xorther"
Untitled
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ANNOUNCEMENT
REAPPORTIONMENT
IS DE WET CAPTURED
THE CHINESE OBJECT
THE MECCA OF ENTERPRISE
STATE TEXT BOOKS
POLITICAL NOTES
OFFICIAL FIGURES ON POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
AT THE OTHER END
BtireiEflOTGJHßiaißlSiEffl SUCJMUMfISIHI SUM 1 THE PUBLIC PULSE 1 ■HISISf3I3IS!SJIIIGnSISIS.'SISIIIIBSf6II9IBGISi6IISISII
Dirt aad DUnii
EDITORIAL OPINION
WOLBELEY MERELY A STRIPLING
EXPLICIT
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
Pensions Granted
AT THE HOTELS
FOB A COLD 111 THB HKAD
CELEBRATION OF HOLIDAY SEASON BY SUNSET CLUB
SAYS ARTISTS ARE NEVER VAGABONDS Oliver Lippincott Addresses the Camera Club Talks of the Lite of tha Onea Who Taka Plctare*—Declarea That a View of the Grand Canyoa Would Coavert ■■ Infidel
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
MUSIC NOTES )
Oakland Will Flffht tow the Leal
Ex-Convict May Continues His Crimes
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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WILL GLADLY USHER IN NEW CENTURY AND BID THE DYING OLD ONE FAREWELL WITH ILLUMINATIONS IN MILLION HOMES
THEY CAST DIGNITY TO THE FOUR WINDS Friday Morning Club Members Enjoy Christmas Lark Uri. Frank fillwnii ct« a* Mother I,ark While Mr*. Shelley Tolhorst In Head AVarliler—Margaret Collier <■ rnliam ns Tunefnl Twltterer
TWO COLTON DEATHS
POLICE OFFICERS ARE SEEKING HIGHER SALARIES Alameda Patrolmen Auk Lou Angelpi "Copper*" tn Aid lu Stute LefflHlntlon
KILLED HERSELF WITH A HAT PIN Mr*, nila Harkrnder, hosp Hnihaud j Man Known Here, Commits Snlcide
TEACHERS IN SESSION Third Day ol I In* Meet at Sun Frnneiseo Ailiire.MMeil by PrcNldent Jordan of Stanford
(iOVERNOR GAGE'S FLAX TO MANAGE STATE IXSTITITIOXS
THREE CHILDREN BURNED Their Parent! Left Them Asleep nnd the Uouse Cnasht Fire In Their Absence
DIED BY HIS OWN HAND Snicide of I.leutennnt Freeman. Who Fought With tho Xevndn Troops in the Philippines
Vtrntal rseg
Germany Prevented Porte
Aaron WellUelmer
IlelfT 'Will ilay a Fralt Ranch
Women Itald a Illlnd Ply
Teitinjt the Right-Hour Lan
S ill til n Not Worrying Over Debt*
Grand Hnke'a Condition Serion*
Algrr Defends Hasan
PLAQUE CASES ON THURSDAY ISLAND j Three Sufferers Landed From an English Tut Look Series of Garlhtukei la the Tons* Group Drives the Natives Prom Their Villages to the Peaks ot the Highest Mountains
H«>rliliy'» Trial Deem
' Shot His Face Off
Shnylor Syatem Will lie Tied
Identified Pat Crowf'» Pony
Wealthy Miner Murdered
Italy's lulcrnti In China
»d Konter Dying Pennlleaa
Bnrgliirn Wreck an Open Safe
Want Oil for Fnd
rUtS JPRECKF.LS TO GIVE SAX rKMCIfICO CHEAP QAJ RATE!
Coyotes and Babbits BosiltiUj
Inaugural Ctrcwmln
Visiting; Angteleaoe
Hew Uter Organisation
Csaton Hosss Avfslstassli
Decision In a Mining Case
Victims of Seasickness to Coaler
WARNING
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AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
LOCAL CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
EXTENSIVE FRUIT SHIPPERS Snliaburr Fruit Compnny Movpr Into I'MrKHnt pw ((linrlrr, in Wright A- <allenilrr UullillnK1
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I'rlcca Realized by California Horticultural Product! In Lut Angeles and Klaenrbere
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortgnsei t r tit» n_i
Hniuesteada
Attnobmenli
Miscellaneous
<if Cmnptetloit
Bnildlujc (ontrncta
Mnrglnnl SflliNfncliun
llullilinjj Permlln
SIPRGMC C'OIHT Jiidifmeiit*
Si rCRIOR COIRT Kew Actions
TOWNSHIP COritT Xow Action*
V. S. DISTRICT COVItT Ilttnkrnpti'iefi
YPSILANTI HAD MONEY Denlli of a Elinor In Oliln a Store of Forgotten Wealth
FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD
A HANDSOME GIFT FOR FRANK OLMSTED Rmployrn of llic f lf> Knftlnpfr'N Offl«*o r'rcurni mi uiflco Drnk to llim
I*l it /.it llsih No Opposition
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m n> B * <1 ■—Jm miwa —■> ■ » — ■■ ■■ — — — — — — — — — — — — — . =FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OF PASADENA
(VEXTI'HA COI'NTY) ROBERT M. CLARKE MARRIED Young A*hemi>l.viuun-Eleet eds Mis* Eilnn M. Thurmond of ( nrpintcrln
(LOS ANGUI.ES C'OI >TV) ANOTHER BURGLARY A Thief at Pomona Make* a (iooil Haul in the Pacific Hotel
(SAN DIEGO COCRTI) STEAM SCHOONER VOLANTE ARRIVES Miscellaneous Shipping Yews of the Port Tlie Southern California Lrsliliitori H«Tf Completed lii»i>eetlon of the Seedi of .iormnl School mill Will I'nJoj- H Brief Villi In Snn Diego
llutKlnr* railed So Iteacli the < a*li
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) WILL ASK FOR ANOTHER TRIAL Swett*Gray Damage Suit Not Yet Finally Settled ———— Stephen M. White, an Attorney for Defendnnt, Will Offer Seven Reasons Why the Decision of the Court Should Be Set Aside
(SAX DRH>AHI)I.O roi NTY) ONTARIO BREVITIES The Colony linn lleeelveil Over 000 for the Senson'n Citrus Fruit Crop .
(OItWUE (Ol TY) Mvitj Vtulilo Humeri ul nlieini
(LOS AWO ELKS COFNTY) BREAKWATER IS STEADILY GROWING Delay in Trestle Caused by Lack of Suitable Piles After De(lnnlti( of Siew Year Contrnetors Will Have Tito Uunrrle. to UrniT Kroiu anil Will Dump tlie Hoc It Very Rapidly |
(LOS ANOELKS t Ot STY) INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS | Ceremony Held by Snnta Mnnlesi Lodge, F. und A. M.. Followed by u Uiiniinet
Dieil nl 111* Switllirart*» Keel
(SAN IIKttffARUINO COUNTY) SHOT WHILE IN A DRUiNKEN QUARREL San Bernardino County Man Is Seriously Wounded Iloily of Frtinli G! Pierce* n Miner. In Found Xenr the Colnrudu lilver, South of Xeedles* Hvl«l<»ntly Ilnvlug Bt'cn Shot Willi Ills Own Pistol
! (SANTA nARBARA COIttTTI CALLED TO SAN FRANCISCO Tlfv. R. F. ninwmopp of Sunt* B«f» barn Hl* Pantornte in Tlint Cliy
(LOS AMCKI.E* COUNTY) UHL WATER SUIT Itpfenlimit l» Fined Twenty-Five Dolm lHrs liy City of Monrovln but I« tirnnted a Sew Trlnl
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MJNES LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
Snn Frnuclaco Oil Stock*
FULLERTON NOTES Indications of a Period of Ilpntwed Activity |>y t||o Companies |i Tlila Section
THE PUENTE COMPANY Vice President Bevrrldse Throws Some Llsht on Mr. McAroy's Snlt. An Iteinlsed Account
Santu Hitrlvarn County
The ( uilalc Field
Corsica tin Field Notes
Incorporation*
I*l m Item*
nil Company
Will Try Tfrw Territory
Xew Refinery
i Areata Oil Compnnny
Petroleum
-MINING" PROMOTING COMPANIES Colorado Suffering; Front the Work of Promoters an Ciillfornlu Hid Several Years Ago i
RICH PERU PROPERTY Iteninrknlile rh!e vem«?ut» l»y tlie Inen Mining foiiipnuy 011 the Mnntn Domingo «Mlne
' IMPORTING INDIGENT JAPS I l£xten«lve Violation* of the Contract Ijiihor Lnw IH*«*overei| lu Wu* Illusion mid Oregon
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN Fortieth Infantry Active In Hunting Down InstirgeiitN In Northern Mlniluu no
Bllaxurd Rhrliik In Colt»rntlo
Found Hold In n Gooir
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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FIGHTING FOR THEIR RIGHTS Heirs Sue For Recovery of Property Max Goldschmidt and Others I Are Accused of Fraud Snit In Hronu lit «o < nni-rl mi llencd I'raiKlnll'ol Conlrnct nml to Set UorilM I liiliikml to llnvr Hern olitniiiiMl Thrmißli I'mlni* Influence 1 From the Late «ln*e Mmt'iirol
FATHER SEEKS TO RECOVER DAUGHTER ( onri in ICelt'xtNi* the liirl I'rom I In- ii i 11»v r Ki liii'lit >r Ii «to I
1 MAY BE BURIED IN g POTTERS' FJELD g 2 o
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER LOS ANGELES' PROSPECTS {4.n> >. Holme*. MuniiKCf of the New Hotel. I Iters W orib of Praise lor 'I hi* I ity
PLA3 FOR RECEPTION TO PRESIDENT HAYS The I o nun it tee Meet* :i t the t hamlier ot I niiinicrcc mid I*oriimll> Or mi nf y.e*
DESERTED BR DU CO.YB> N BAR LOS |, f( ]-1 E R MI N D
CONTESTANTS ARE NOW NEARLY EVEN Hanley's Lead Has Now Been Keduced to Two Votes l*iittemon Force* C'lniiu That They Will Win tint He fore* the Itt'cniuil ut I lie t it > Precinct* !la« Itccu finished. 'I'lln« I'iidink the t nntest
EAST SIDE MASONS HOLD PUBLIC INSTALLATION >1. 11. I'liiii Deliver.* an blilrenN on Huw nil an il >einhhnriiik' I*ln nil*
—4i — ■ FIT2GIBBOM MUST REMAIN IN JAIL Jutluc vmiili l'<-i*i-111 iitoril> I)eni<*« a to •*(* i! re s!i»
JUTTI(iS
THE WEATHER
DftATII*
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