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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 100, 9 January 1901
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GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE FAVORABLY RECEIVED AT THE STATE CAPITAL Rigid Economy in Public Expenditures the Keynote of the Document—Recommendations Will Carry Great Weight in Both Houses
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PATRONAGE PL VMS FOR THE SOI'THBR* MEMBERS OK TIIK HOI $K
TWENTY-EIGHT BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND List of Victims of Fire at Rochester Others Seriously Injured Lie in the Hospitals The Fire, Whieh In Hollered <0 Hnve Been ( auieil by mi Hxplosion oC Xutural <•«*, S|»ren«l So Ilnpiilly Many of the Inmate* Were I liable to Enenpe the Flnmea
CAPTURED HER TRUANT SPOUSE Devoted Wife's Long Search Rewarded Trailed Her HushnnU Arrou Two Continent! for Seven Year* and Finally nun Him Dong In $au Kraneisco, Wliere He U In Jail
MAYOR PIIEIiA MAKES SEVERAL APPOINTMENTS
NEW YORK IS COUGHING Physician* Estimate Thot There Are ISr.tMIOO Cases of Grip, Bronchitis anil Pneumonia lit the City
EXTRADITION PAPERS FOR TWO CLEVER SCHEHERS CEOSE "ART INSTITUTE" Smooth Operators Who Are Engaged in the Business of Enlarging Pictures Must Eace Serious Charges
SLAIN BY THIEVES HE TRIED TO ARREST Under Sheriff Devane of Yuma Killed Trnsreily in the Heart of Town, the Sequel to Which Will He a Lynchlug if the Murderers Are Cnptnred the I r<Mvi| Voiv-'lli:iitlim" Them
MINERS LOSE THEIR LIVES
DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL FRUITGROWERS j ARE MENACED French and Jamaican Treaties Crop Up California Delegation United in Opposition Conference Between Ofllelnl* Ft<" Knrtling Temporary Location of Lo, Angcle* Postofdce—ConsreMman Water* Still Confident I . S. Hotel IJuililiiiK Will Bi' Selected
ARMY CANTEEN Senate Debates llie to Restore This PriMisioii to the KeorK'flllir.atlntl Kill
PRESIDENT M'KIXLEY IS COXFIXED TO HIS ROOM WITH THE (iIIIP
VIOLATIONS OF EXCLUSION ACT Government and State Oliicials Implicated 11211 Introduced in the Hons* to Correct Certain A buses Allc.wcd to He Practiced in New York State on i lie t una din n Border
( w>i:t no<>//> dea ih sh i: TO 'I I IJEIU I LOSI* WD >OT It VZI.Mi
I'l m ; "noil lull in
•membership IS INCREASED Burleigh Reapportionment Bill I'assed California Is Given Another Congressman lloiiklus' Hill Drfoated Througli the Influence of INortheru Seuatori. 1 No More (ierrvinaiulerlun in the Districtlur of Stnten—Amendment >1 ;iLinh District n Territory Lost
War lloi cjiuo Hcdsiclion
<>r*rniaiiM Del'oni < liin<»N<» ForrcN
I<oii!s I*. Smith
r,ns* «• Ft lie liiqun
Emperor Will
Allen K. Doucette
John llulierly
llr. J. .1. Nutt
< Imrlo. !T!ioiii|>noii
RINGMASTER BEATS BIRDIE STONE Takes the First Event at the Oakland Track liermnn:i am! tiiiirnltnr Are lloth MrotiKly !'ln veil in tlie Fifth II nee, biti 4>ibrnltnr lire* ami jou A inx, Heriiiosn Getting in Third
K<» Kirn Inert From Tryiiin C'lly f'n*en
PANAMA WILL BE PROTECTED Washington Government Takes Action Warships Dispatched to Save the City Threats of Bombardment Bring: Out Prompt Notice From the I'nlted Slates That t arestrlctcd Paasnge Acroax the Istlimun In Aeeordnnee Uith Treaty Will Be Maintained
GERMAN DIET OPENS Slioecli From the Tlironc uonncca a llill for tin Elaborate ( amil Sj stem
Wv I r City in cm on Strike
Wnnla II i* I ft*
11 aii k! iik for Khi imperii
RoooicvK'm AVcuterii Trip
TO CURE A COLD IX ONE DAY
Hank Clone* It* Door*
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MOTHER FINDS HER SON IN DEATH Sad Scene at the Hospital at the Piesidio Pavld I/. Ilrotlek's Mother Informed of Hl* Itetiirn From the Philippine*, and llamteiiM to Vinlt llini. Only to Find llim *>end
PACIFIC STOCKMEN'S ASSOCIATION MEETS Constitution Is Adopted and Otlicers Elected Ucmlirra Are ( hnirn Whom the Govprnor Will lip Askpil to Appoint n* "eleßnte, („ (|„. ,l(|olint l.lve ! Stork AvKucliiilnn I ' •
TO BE REPRESENTED Mute Boiiril of Ti-aile Takes Step* to j I'lnee nn Exhibition nt the I'an-Ainerleaa Eiponltlon
lii.murgent* Routed
AMOUNT OF THE INDEMNITY Subject of Discussion at Peking Fifty Ail!ion Pounis Would Be Liberal Estimate It In Snhl Clilnn Woulil Ho %l»lo to Knino Till* Sum <>n llor Own Credit Without Any I'orvluu Control of llrr II«• vcnurn, a $clicm«» lilch 32l£lit Lend to Ulnpute* and War
DENVER WOMAN ASSAULTER DEAD Shot While Trying to Evade a Policeman Herbert MnryiiiflAcii, a nclglnu, tally Woiiixlcd by n Policeman From Whom He Wm HunniiiK and Who He Thought U im a Robber
(Special Dispatch to Tho l-lerald.)
ANTI-VICE CRUSADE Illoliop Poller Prppnrlnit In Kxlcnil Ills Work to Plillmlflpliln, laleh lie Flndi eed» He for ml lit;
Held I |» a Ileilaurnnt
BRYAN PROMISES TO CONTINUE TO TALK Enters Journalism as the Most Promising Field Tells CJ rover :» ml ills Follower* They Must Join Ihe Demo era (I <• Party liefore They Attempt to Itooi'Kanl«e It—Still on "Imperialism"
BUFFETED BY_B"iLLOWS Frrnli Mall Steamer Affronnd and In (iroa* Dimsrr of Destruction With All on Hoard
To Carry Freight to Daw«on
Ordinance Prohibiting Siilooiim
ALFRED PACKER IS PAROLED Man-Eater at Last Gains Jlis Liberty The Closing Act of Governor Thomas of Colorado i'ackcr l!n«« Spent Seventeen Year* In Prison nn<l for Two Year* <«o>. 'I'll nni :im 1111 n IleaiMeil All Appeals l»y Friend* Ito llnve Been Yorkiitm to Secure Hi* Helntie
Sir YCilwnril Syme* ShonU Himself
Aeeeldentally Shot
Contests lii Montnnn
INAUGURATION OF JAMES B. ORiMAN Takes Mis Seat as Governor of Colorado Ilia Message I* Largely Devoted to the Quest ion of Slate Finances mi<l He Assorts Certain Corporations Do Not Pay Their Just Taxo*
WILL LEAVE THE SEASHORE I'tiK'ilfxts .IcffrlcN un;l lliihlin Find It Too Chilly for Train ins* Qnu rtern
JACK GRACE IN TROUBLE XYell-K noivn Puttiliftt Im Fined in Denver on n ( luirge of Vaura ney
CAUGHT BY SNOWSLIDE The Colorado mid Southern Train N Snowbound at tin* Vlpine T ti is ii e 1
FRENCH DUEL EXPECTED – Meeting Bet wee 11 Huron «le Botha* child nnd the Couite de I.nbomac
HEMMED IN BY ICE Steam-ilii p Tallnmook Muiat Spend (he Winter on Ihe AiasLau i Con Ml
Combination of ItuofinK Worki
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NEW POLICE COMMISSIONERS COMMENCE ACTUAL BUSINESS Take the Oath of Office and Hold a Short, Uneventful Session
THERMOMETER GOES DOWN, COAL RISES Jack Frost Walked Abroad Last Evening 31 mi y R imiso 11 * r« <. i * n f" :• • in tilt* I'rlt'i- in' « .. iii< i k a lllir Jump—**.«u 1 . •!«•!» 21 r in
The llrnilil'> iif 11 mold !t*
fvIETi'ODISTS ASK FOR MUCH MONEY I■ i s Imi p.f > II auii 11 on *11 >*|ho I! i h li</|>s sU for 1 > o trillion soiiln an ;! us >I j «i. > Do 11 a I'm
STRUCK BY A TYPHOON Tcrribli* I >.|»r of the 1 . riny rrini«iMirt shrrm;ui OfT the ( nil Ml <> f .J 11 jj» n
TEN YEARS' WAR Smelter Trimt Will FIkIiI Mill* Thnt Are Tn Kl iii; Or I'm of Cripple ( r,k / a ~ I . 1. » Tl „
«o i:uoa > wn ILL! WITMCS* THE Ll ( Hl<; OF OHIO
PLEADS INSANITY Placer County Wrought I p Over the Trial of Uudhcll I.audi* (ur the Murder of Ills Wife
ARMOUR'S FUNERAL Public Service* to I!e field Today in llituor til' the I.nto Millionaire Packer of < lilcago
JOURNALIST KILLS HIMSELF . Ilornoo W riuiir of Honolulu Fiirt* His Life liy Taking Carbolic Acid
TAMMANY'S DENIAL Mmiii mne r t n That o Money 1m ( ollccti'd From Dcii* of In. fa in for I'rot«*e lion
BODIES ARE FOUND The ItniuiiiiN of Mr*. .F. M. Ilcnnctt. Drnuiicil in Snliivnn*n Creek, r»» Hepovered
TUCSOiN SOCIETY LADY WEDDED Marriage of Miss Gwendolyn Wood to Lse Wsinert 'or«l (In* Boon Ueiu'lvcil From Mo*- «|iiilo Tliut tlit* Hotly of >1. li. Hopkin*. W ho I'erinhoil on llio Do*ort« Hun Uoon llitriod Whore It L:jy
WEDDING BELLS WILL CHIME THIS MORNING
SELECT YOUR GIFTS FROM THE HERALD Read This Interesting Story—Premiums in Each Chapter—A List of Valuable Articles
GOVERNOR GAGE URGES ECONOMY IN LEGISLATURE Biennial Message Sent to the Senate and As sembly—Particular Attention Paid to Bubonic Plague Scare—Public Institutions
Paris Exposition Prizes
I'reinlumN Cinlore!
THEY DRANK FROM AN OLD-FASHIONED WELL A MOM; THE HILLS OF OHIO
RAILROAD NEWS
FREE 10 THE RtPTLRED Dr. W. S. Rice, the Wdl-Known Authority Sends a Trlaj of his Famous Method Fife to All
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION
JAMACA TREATY AGAIN
THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
THE SCHOOL OF PROGRESS
SEE CARNEGIE ABOUT IT
SLIPS OF THE PEN
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
FROM GRAVE TO GAY
MISUNDERSTOOD
tPrvte Winners m the Presidential <Sfaction Contest First prize, $15. t. •. Alderman, Corona. Second prize. 110. Effie Lansdow. 519 East State street, Redlands. Third prize, $5. E. W. Andrews, Santa Paula.
EDITORIAL OPINION
THE CONSTITUTION AT HOME
UNAPPRECIATED ACTIVITY
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Aunlnat Gnroy'i II em oval
The Definition of Hell
LET US L€ARN FROM THEM
WELL RECOMMENDED
PAU L DE LONGPRE'S FINEEXHIBIT OF WATER COLORS
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
ViMltiiiw An&elpiios
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER BAILIFF APPEL The >lur:oi»ic Onler W'ms iti Clmrtfe of the Ceremonies, Which Were Largely Atleudeil
MAY SOON REPLACE BOXESJN SALOONS I.iqiiur Mi'ii Oe<*om«» Confident Thai INillee Co in in! mh Io ii Will Vlxilisli Rt'Kutatlou
l!arrliiK'«» Meen.Hr*
Pictures for 1901
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CORRUPTION CHARGES ARE BEING VIGOROUSLY PROBED Grand Jury Fails to Secure From Al Levy the Name of the 11 an Who Adylsecl "Fixing' Things"
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LOCAL BAR WILL HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL Preparations Nearly Completed for a Grand Centennial Celebration
RUSK IN IS THE MASTER OF PROSE So Declares Professor Burton, the Noted Lecturer |li udioncc Willi Talcs of flu* <.rc»l ullior dihl Willi Some liicu of I In* SlirmtliiiliiiKM ill' t !s** Mniti'
WAR DECLARED AGAINST CORONER District Attorney Says Not to Pay His Claim *t:»tc«* i liiii < aprieioiiK a nil Mpilillo*ome 111I|uemtm Shonlil >«m He TolcrnliMl mill the t ount> >lu«it Not lie i illicit I pun tu l*ny tin* llxpense*
CHAn'BFR OF COMMERCE WILL ERECT A BUILDi;nO
FEDERAL GRAND JURY DISMISSED Only Six Indictments Have Been Made <luil»c (Miu Wellborn (ilve* an Important Declnioii 011 the AHou'cil l*erjnry of Wltiieane* In Scrlpper Cases
POLB€E CULH.BNGS
Fin© Leather Goods
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS SEWS OF PASADENA
medicos ntial Election niul I)l*i'ii»ilon of Vital Toiiles
n:-: *.tii m nit. si. u <.irri:u Kealnet.t <•en«l " in :i u of <ll:| School I'n <«se% ii j
Ni» I iterniM l-'anie I.IU«-ly
(!.<•» ASGELGS lOl.VI'V) anglers object TO SEINE FISHING Want It Prohibited Near Long Beach Wharf ( It> Council nt It* Mcollng Moniluy Niulit limtriic'tH City Ktitfluerr for i:»la lilf mli mt'ii t of (irnile on Lluilon A> cnni'—Other llu Allien*
111-: II All 1)1 NCI COl NTY) IMDICTED BY GRAND JURY «iril.iiiu 11'lrurniihir Must Annwer fur ms:i ii 111 iik On,. ~f H li, FellilM orli.TM
lien list
'100 I'nlille
iKIVEKSIHE COUSTV) NEW CAPTAIN FOR NATIONAL GUARD Riverside Company Promotes Its First Lieutenant dMoimter Wildcat < uuulit In the U <»u ii till u•« i'nuneM Wouiler— >ame Tlielr tiftleers for the Kn*uli»» ei^r
I Mt'leMM Kxtr:iviiK««no**
flvi'ne (I li I i»
(SAX DIKOO COt'KTV> SHIPPING NEWS OF SAN DIEGO Bi-Monthly Service to Central American Ports Une of Steamer* tir lie Hun 1 iider the Combined Mnnngemeiit of Pneltle yteam Co. nml Comimnin Sml merleaiiu «le Vnporci
<v% niK<;<> col vrv> CORONADO NOTES l'urt> of Itnilrnnil Onirlnl* on n lluni-Trip A H' of lls«* I! en <*li
(SAX IIEUXAIIDIXO COt'KTY* CLOUD BURST AT REDLANDS Considerable Damage Done to Crops on the Ranches Over Twelve Inelie* of Water Inundate* tlie Valley mid tiiuwen tlie Santa Ami Itiver to Ovt'rllou Its It n n k.l
mivr.iisim: corvrvi RESIDENCE BURNED Home of 'I'. V. (alliMon, Near llcinet, h , Totally l)i>Ktro>cil l»y Fire I
» Trouble ti» Ti'Jilify
t 111 V Ell SIDE COI'STY) NARROW ESCAPE FROM QUICKSAND Teamster All But Engulfed in Santa Ana River Three Horses Sink to Drntlt In tlaa Treaeherou.s Soft Mud, hut (he Driver Safely Heaelies Shore on the Hed of lII* Wiiuou
i#. lli:i< !tl)l0 ( Ol M T| COLTON CITIZEN DEAD I'. I . lie it. for Mu ii> Year* a HeniUrat of (lie < it>. I'dxaca V as :i >
IN SOCIETY
1 l'rraonula
No I at' lor Hllai
Itnflicr I iiklml
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IRATE ELECTRIC HEALER SWINGS HIS WARCLUB —rp Dr. Mayo, of the Electro Medical Institute on Spring Street, Resents Dr. Easten's Close Proximity
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE CONDITION OF FRUIT INTERES TS
HORTICUTURAL CONVENTION FAILS
CATTLE IN DEMAND Arisona nml Southern California Cnu Xow Replace (lie Animal* Which Went to SlaiiKldcr
Fifth Hug; lied Scale
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS t'rlccs Realised by California Horticultural Products In Lo« Angeles and Klsewbere
California Pried Fruit*
California Dried Fruit*
San F run cisco Careen Fruit*
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
.ilorlmgeß
Homesteads
-Attachments
Notice of Completion
Dnlldlng Contracts
Marginal So tlnfactloti
Public Auction Sale*
SCI'EIUOII COl'ltT New Actions
TOWXStIIP COCUT Xew Actions
j Ilalldrug Permits
✓MINING^ GREAT WORK BEGUN Arlzonn Copper Mountain Company Will llpklh ovrl Exploration of Tlielr Ground
MIDNIGHT OWL New l oin puny of Eastern Men to (le olop it Partially Worked Miue at Keu worthy
i'olire Gruiitle Attachment
Ume Creek Mine*
Big Snip Reported
UNIVERSITY OPENS FOR SPRING TERM lOicllcni laro»|>ectsIaro»|>ects for n Goml 'Track Train to Meet Pomona tin the Cinder I'atli
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE UNO COMMERCE
Cloning; Stocks
Hond Ll«t
San FrnncNco Alining; Stock*
London F1 nniieliil Review
Kcw York Gxelianup
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS i Daily Cull nonril Dealings and I'ricca of l'ariu and Dairy Produce
I'laileru MvorlooU MurkctN
CliicnKo Grain Tra*.le
Metal Market
Ronton Woo! Market
Grain and ProvlMionx
Cotton Future*
British Grain Trade
Xew York Produce
St. I.oniA Wool Market
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
STENOGRAPHER FOR POSTOFFICE CHOSEN Hinil Ivorclz, One of the Kmploypii, Hum lleon Appointed by (lie Department
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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tto Franchises WILL BE GRANTED n? 1 '■ — (Board of Public Works to Await 'A ' the Action of the State . Legislature
ELECTION CONTEST ISEARING A CLOSE Hanley Increases His Lead by ( Two Votes i • i 1 Fight llita rrowod Down to '{in**- , lion hrthcr or -ot Mciiilkt* nf Product 578 ere < • *«i 117. of >!!»- conduct in 11zi 11 «11 iit(4 Hnllot*
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
A SOUR STOMACH Is Often the Real Cause of a Sour Temper
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
Wenther Comlilidni
i: a k tern Went lie p
DEATHS
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