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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 116, 25 January 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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LONDON PAYS FEALTY TO THE NEW KING BY ANCIENT RITES LONDON MAKES MM A KING IT WAS GRAND Beautiful Pageant and Impressive Ceremonies Mark the Accession of Edward VII
THE MORNING'S NEWS
A 00000000 000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 oo I MAY GREET HER MOTHER f IN THE SHADOWLAND
FUNERAL 10 BE HELD AT WINDSOR CASTLE Ceremony Will Be Military in Character in Conformance With Dead Queen's Wish Expressed to Her Son
FRANCE FORGETS HER ANCIENT ENMITY IN HER SYMPATHY
Salisbury Will Rcmali
THEY SWORE TO AVOID WAR Kalner and Prince Made a Deathbed Promise to Vietorla of England
QUEEN'S BODY WILL NOT LIE IN STATE CROWDS COME Countless Messages of Sympathy Reach the King
AMERICA'S SORROW IS APPRECIATED
WOMAN'S KIDNEYS Women As Well As Men Suffer and Are Made Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Troubles To Prove What SWAMP-ROOT, the Great Kidney Remedy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Herald May Have a Sample Bottle Sent
THE KNIGHTS DO THE MAGNIFICENT McKinley Is Invited to Be a Guest California Commandery, No. 1, K. T., Requests the President to Be Present nt n Stated Session—He Will Probably Aecept the Invitation
TAX SLASHED War Revenue Reduction Iltll Makri u Big; Cut in Xulsancei
j Like find t'nlike
MR. HULL ON THE REORGANIZATION The Provisions of the Army Bill Tlic Heads In the Xnme Corp» Mn»l lie Grndnutefi of n Hospital Trnln* lug School, of at Least Two Yearn' Active Serviee
Original Trn*t
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BILL GOES BACK AGAIN Forty Million Dollars Reduction Beer Tax Goes Back to One- Fifty Hankers Arc to Go Aftlnat A Tax of One Dollar on the Thousand for All the Capital and 9nrplaa tied by Them—-Proprietary Medicine* Get One-Tenth of a Cent
INDIAN BILL CONSIDERED Dep«w Will Speak on the Shipping Bill Pettiffrew Stirs Up Quite a Fuss Indian Acquaintance That In|elndea Everything From a Coal Tar Brunette ta Peroxide Blondes. Red-Haired Indiana Cause Surprise
iTHEY MAY READ Soldier*' Library Provision Favorably Reported ou by the Senate
IS ALMOST FINISHED Only One Paragraph to t Be Closed Mr. Cannon Has His Doubts on Economy Rliry of Virginia Thinks the Capacity of the Jfavy Yards la Already Badly Overtaxed and That the Hard-Worked Brains of Inventor* May Render Pattern* Obsolete
COINAGE VIEWS Bryan Tenders Hl* Regret* but la Willing to Write a Letter
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WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE ; SESATE TAKES SOME REST Bills Read for Final Passage Foster of Alameda Wanted to Know hnltu Charter Creates Some Opposition bat Finally Oofi by a Vote of B1 to 24—Probable That Devlin's Amendment Will Paso •ad Legislature Meet In Spring
SENATOR WOLCOTT
Aivoke lllm Just In Time
KINYOUN ROW IS STILL ON Pasadena's New Charter Goes Through Gage Approves the Whittier Appropriation Assembly Committee Will Recommend Passage of Bill Providing for a State School of Dairying In Klngt County—Matrona for City Prison* Measure la Favored
CHRISTENED THE FIRST DAUGHTER OP VIRGINIA FAIR AND WILLIE K.
Boers Marching for Arms
EDISON WAS LOSER Surd by the New York Phonogrnph Company for Heavy Damages
SERVIA'S KING IS TURNED DOWN HARD
NEWSPAPER MAN GETS DEPORTED General Mac Arthur Says He Is Bad Characterised as a Dangerous Incendiary and a Menace to the Military Situation In the Philippines—Rice Is a Minnesota Man
Nelll Only Made a Draw
Her Conscience Troubled Her
ThoiunH Inter
Hon the Dlsonsston Ended
PHYSICIAN'S BAD BREAK Exposes Two Cities to Contagion Spreads Smallpox to Prove His Theory Enjoyed Notoriety as an Opponent of Ciernt Theory, bat When He Became Demonstrative It Wan Xot So Funny to Ilia Patients, bat It Will Be Interesting
EXPERIENCES OF DETECTIVES
ON IRRIGATION INVESTIGATIONS Secretary Wilson Sends in a Report" Student* of Irrigation Present What They Know Wilt Prove a Solution of the Much-Vexed Water Problem In California and the Southwest
THIS TIME TEDDY R. WAS NOT IK AT THE DEATH OF THE LIOIT
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NO HOPE FOR PEACE IN CHINA AT THE PRESENT
Ready to Snppress the Creeks
DELIVERED AGREEMENT The Germans and French Want to Stay Russians Are Reaching for Islands If Claims of Haitian* Arc Allowed They- May Take the Groap Across the Onlf of Po Chi LI, and Thae Command the IfaTlgratlon of That Water Thoroughfare j
Shot While I'nder Arrest
BACKED THEIR FAITH WITH COLD CASH Opened Up a Three-Foot Vein of Ore Carries 980 Stnff With Kidneys of Richer Ore—The Venture Wnji In the Nature of nn Experiment on the Part of the Exploiters
Coining: West to Investigate
MRS. HATION IS BEATEN Kansas Woman Horsewhips the Reformer Hope Is the Next Town Scheduled The Peremptory Reformer Ha* an Offer to Star In "Ten Nights In s Har Room,'* bat She Sajre She Don Not Want Notoriety, Notwithstanding She Is Getting; Plenty
STORY OF A MfJTE'S STRANGE CHASE Located the Man Who Had Defrauded Him Dr. Newell Mast Now Answer Cbftrs* of Kmbesslement Uefore the Superior Court (or His Forgotten Acts
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING AT RIVERSIDE
A CHOCTAW UPRISING Creek Snakes Also Do a Little Crawlins: Marshal Thinks He Can Protect Whites (mall Bands of the Disaffected Red Men Itldlnat Around Haadla* Oat Throats of What ThJjr Will Do If Their Mandatory Request* Are Wat Met la a Spirit of Compllaaea
WILL HOLD THE CREEKS BACK
Goreraor Dakei la Hofelal
OVERDUE STEAMER SAFE IN PORT Arrives at San Diego From Yokohama She Is Twenty-Faar Dare Oat CroA the Latter Port, and Brligi Bodies of Tiro Sailors, Ont of Whom Waa Killed by Palling From Aloft
Kpliropnl Convention ifljram
♦ooooooooooooooooo* o DEATHS OF THE DAY 0
Of Paranonnt Importance
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THE KING'S TRIP FROM LONDON ROYAL SALUTE Plans Being Formed for the fnneral Cortege
PATTI SANG IN HONOR OF THE DEAD SOVEREIGN
PORT RICANS RUN AMUCK WITH KNIVES Immigrants Claim That They Starved Ib the Row the Crowd Got Mixed and Now Nobody Kuowi Where Any of Them Go, ni the Tnar* Are Loit
NIGHT IS TURNED TO BRIGHTEST DAY
SPORTY STUDENTS ROLL THEM HIGH AT THE EAST DENVER HIGH SCHOOL
Want an Extension of Time
Many Perish la a Storm
IN MEMORY OF VICTORIA British Residents Plan Union Services Eulogize the Queen of Their Native Land Arrange to Join In the Services at Pro-Cathedrni Next Sunday and to Hold n Public Meeting at Simp* ■on Auditorium the Day of the Funeral In London
WON BY HIS PERSISTENCY Mux Muller Had a Narrow Escape From rrnaalnic Dilemma
SELF-HELP FOR YALE MEN New Department Organised to Aa> ■ l*t Students of Limited Means
VERDI IS AGAIN NEARING THE END
VENEZUELA IS HOSTILE TO AMERICA Our Interests Get No Protection There
STEELE WINS Many Imnrffenti Killed In a Spirited Kngnßement
THE DOCTOR'S WIFE Watches the Effect of Proper Feeding
All the Work of n Hone
CHANGING FACE OF A STATE Oo«ton*s ?f«w Reservoir to Wipe Out Five Thousand Acres
Fonnil nt Club Parties
AL LEVY SWINDLED OUT OF CASH AND OYSTER LOAF
BARGAINS IN PEKING G>(llih Oflccn Hold Dally Aaetloae of Tklid n«kM ll| kf Nlllifi
Reed an Object of Interest
Willie la Learning
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SMITH AND BELL DO FINE WORK Make Remarkable Scores on Santa Barbara Links kaeh Plays the Beet Ball of Two Oraik liooal Players, ana Kaeh Wles ky a Score of Twelve l'p. WIU PI are one Make Appearance
MORE DEVELOPMENTS Mew York Authorities Try to Show Hall Wat Killed by a Blow
TO FIGHT WOOL GROWERS Phoenix Citlcena Will Work for Fr.rent RMprvnllon
OUTFOUGHT THE OFFICER Desperntc Hattle Between n Policellinn iind ii Iforftetliief
Vessel* Lobs Overdue
i|« « » Montreal*! Fire I nder Control
: f LOCAL SPORTS f
GOLF CLI'BS WILL, FIGHT FOR CHAMPIOXSHIP TODAY
LONG SHOTS WIN OUT AT TANFORAN Winnie O'Connor Lands a Winner Each Time Veanvlaa Lo»e« on Account of Not Being n Mud Lark, and Sad Sam Goea to Liver St Brown at n Nominal Figure
HO YOW AS A HORSEMAN Chinese Consul at San Frnnclseo Wfll Have a Stable of Trotters
CHICAGO TO THE SEA Cnnnl Expert Report! Fnvornblj- on n C'nnnl to the MlaftUftlppl
Foreatern nt the Orphenm
Wel! l'linlalird for Theft
Nipped in the Dnil
WllliiiK to Sell Dnntah Well Indies
Aeoountod For
Ship Castle Bocls Is Sighted
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IF YOU WORK NOW I VOU WILL WIN LATER! | The Foundations for Your Success Must Be j Laid Now"Don't Put It Off j THERE NEVER WAS A GREATER THIEF THAN PROCRASTINATION—DON'T BE ROBBED OF YOUR OPPORTUNITY—SAVE IT BY WORK The Ball Has Only Fairly Opened, and There Never Was a Better Time to Begin on the Active Work Necessary in The Herald's Premium Contest Than on This Very Day—A Day Saved Is a Dollar Made, You May Be Sure—The Prizes Are Awaiting the Hardest Workers in the Band—Big Commissions Are in Sight—Secure Them
Valuable Real Property a. Prises
A DroeaiTe Satin Kvenlng Dress
Hon to Make It Connt
Hints to Workers
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
JAMAICAN TREATY AGAIN
INFLUENCE OF THE THRONE
THE CASE OF MR. HANLEY
MORE SCHOOL FACILITIES
P. DAVIS & CO.
REAL NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
NO GREEN GOODS WANTED
Sitps of the ZPen
UP AND DOWN THE COAST
THE LOS ANGELES WAY
A Colorado Jungle Tate
EiaraiH(sisrsF3is.ra®rarsfais/aiß®.TSiHiaH!B| Cditorial Opinion 1
80ME REALLY DO SIN TILL LATE
California Comment
THE TEACHER'B INDUBTRY
Plums, Pulls and "Posies
Cvarykociy's Column
THE GRAVEYARD OF CENTURIES To the Nineteenth
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN *t Half Mast
WILL Be EXAMINED AS TO HER SANITY Woman Who Shot Her Child Is Placed in Custody Dcclaree She Killed Her Bahr Because She Will Hanated With the Belief That Kidnapers War* Trying to (teal the Bo?
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS Marital MUflt
MUSIC NOTES
WILL OF THE LATE FRANK LECOUVREUR toavea the Balk of lII* Li>(( Batata to Hl* WKtw aad >»>abtr« a Motor
RAILROAD TAXES ARE IN DISPUTE Two Counties Seek Possession of Funds San Bernardino Svei Riverside to Recover Money Paid by ftouthern .Pacific Company on A«ne«imenti Levied Several Years Ago
PERSONAL NOTES f
Visiting Angi'lenoi,
STUDENTS PREPARE FOR COMMENCEMENT A Lsrie Class Will Graduate From the Normal School Next Week. Plans for Last School Days
ANGRY FATHER IS GIVEN A BEATING Was Hunting for Daughters Who Had Disappeared Men Whom lie Aceaied of Being Responsible for Keeplnff His Ulrla Away From Home for Three Days t'ae Their FUt« Upon lilm
WINE TAILORS AND A BUSHELMAN STRIKE Question of Vaiei Ltili to a Walkoat of the Gmplorti of ■ Third Street Establishment
AT THE HOTELS
Premium* Galore!
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
STRIKE AT CARPISSiTERIA Btport Tbat Charle* Vleto* Hall Bat a Tlvlrlr Barrel Well
Found In Wnßhlngton
— ■ Inn ford Exohingc
Snmmcrinnd Gusher
! t Asntn Postponed ' ]
✓MINING^: GREAT PLACER DISCOVERY ! Trinity County Sold to Have a Xcwly Found llouanca
LARGE VEIN OPENED UP Claim Near Ontario I> Bonded for a large Amount
ew Gold Mining Company
The Ainerlrnn Girl Itllne
REMEHBER HRS, NATION AT THE FAFMLY ALTAR. ■ i local W. C, T. 0. Members Say That If tie Men Da Hot Enforce laws Use Women list j
INDIGNATION OF OLD VETEBANS County Hospital Authorities Censured fjo Excuse for the Disrespect Shown Beer's Body Supervisors Are Amused That Such n Thing; Could Ilave Occurred, >Vhllc the Grnud Army Men Have Nothlnx but Words of Condemnation to Sny of the Affair
Honors Reserved for the Dead
America's Great Cannon
JUST THE RIGHT THING
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OE PASADENA
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) RESERVATIONS MUST BE PRESERVED forest Supervisor Hears From Binger Herman ftlir FMUUtlif EnoiMohmfnti of Stockmen on Forest BMcrrM la Clearly Stated, and Supervisor* i l*r H Wilt Be Enforce*
(LOI ANGELES COUNTY) BEQUEST TO BERKELEY A Former Pomona Resident Lcsrei Money for Bible Seminary
(LOS AJIUBLtiI COUNTY) EXTENSION OF THE ELECTRIC ROAD Work Is to Be Begun Soon at Santa Monica Plans for Sew Auditorium Hav* Been Accepted and Work Will Mortly ■•■ln on the Straoture, That It May Be Heady for Summer Seaaoa
DELIGHTS OF LOMA LINDA A Southern California Qnterprtae for the Invalid and Ck»aTales«Oßt la m Beantlfal Valley
(SAX BERNARDIXO COUNTY) DEMAND FOR GRAPES
(RIVERSIDE COI'NTY) PROJECT FOR NEW ELECTRIC PLANT G G. Baldwin's Proposition to Riverside Be Represents a Company Which Offers to Supply Kleotrlo Power to Bo Developed From a Watertnll in tho Sub Bernardino Hovntalna
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HIGHLAND PARK NOTES
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) PROSPEROUS TIMES AT LONG BEACH Delinquent Tax List Smallest in Its History The New (Vnnrtori of tlTo Local Y. M. C. A. Are Supplied With All Modern Convenience* for the Comfort and Am use in cut of Its Members
(I,OS ANGELES COUNTY) ROW AT CLAREMONT Intoxicated Rancher Cnunes Fracas In a Grocery Store
(ORANCK COI'STV) WOUND PROVES TO BE SERIOUS Pyne Is Now Suffering From Peritonitis HoCntlneh'. Preliminary Examination Will Probably Be Postponed, a* the Complainant la at Pre.ent Tnahle to Leave HI. Bed
Anaheim Notes
Mr. Krnffer Ifna Hlji Eyei Fixed j
(SAN BERNARDINO COISTY) ON TRIAL FOR EMBEZZLEMENT E. J. Potts Appears Again Before the Courts la Being Tried for the Second Tim si <on the Charge of Appropriating Funds of a Kedlands Lumber Con* oern for Whloh He Was Collecting
Precocity
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MURPHY BEADS HIS MESSAGE Wise Words From Arizona's Governor Pleasing to Both Republicans and Democrats Vh« Governor Reviews the Territory's Profren, Paring I'artloalar Atteatlou to the Revised Code, the Coaatraetloa of ■torace Resernlri Admission « a State
lOWA AT CORONADO Battleship Arrives at Midnight From Her Long Crnlse
KILLED 5Y HIS MOTHER Verdllct of the Coroner's Jnrroathe Arcadia Murder
OLD RESIDENT DEAD Mrs. Rachel Guthrie Expires While In Apparent Good Health
DAVID REMICK PASSES AWAY End of a Noted Soldier and Civilian Prominent in the Mexican and Civil Ware A Sketch of the Life of One Whose Achievements Were Noted Both In Ithc Field and In tile Lnrgest Industrial and Commercial Enterprises of the Day
CINDERELLA GOT THE TINY SLIPPER Members of the Y. W. C A. Enjoy a Merry Frolic Many Maidens Try on a Piece of Foot Gear Left by aa Unknown Prince Charming—The Wish of the Prlnee
Six Months for Riley
Stole at the Bakery
TRACTION MAY ' I DROP QUESTION Not Satisfied With Franchise Situation City Council to Again Take Up the Struggle Frank J. Thomas Make* n Statement In Which He Clearly Ontltnea the Pinna of the Traction Company and How It View* the Law In the Case
At the Merey of Mountain Lion
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ORCHARD AND RANCH
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I'rlee* Renllxed bjr California Ilortlcnltural Products In Loa Angel en and Elsewhere
California Dried FrnJti
San Francisco Green Frnlti
1 RAILROAD NEWS 1 0 o (0000 cooooooo 000000000000 •
NO NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN OPENED Salt Lake Road Not Dealing With Short Line Report I* Current In Salt Lake City That the Clark Road Jlnit Itnjr Oat the Arlconn Compnny or Be at a Considerable Disadvantage
TOWJtSHIP COCRT Kevr Actions
Pictures for 1901
COLONIST RATES HAVE BECOME A REALITY
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
HomealMda
Attachment*
Mlaceil«B»oni
'■ Notice of CompltHoi
Building Permits
■rpRJBHB CO TOT
SIPIOHIOH COURT
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Closing Stoofcs
Bond Llsl
Boston Stocks and Besis
San Francisco Mining stocks
London Financial Review
Nenr York Biohsngt
Gold Shipments
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Dally Call Board Dealings and Prioea •f Farm and Dairy Produce
Eastern Llrsstoek Markets
I Cklesgo Ovale TMle
Metal Market
drain and Provisions
Cotton Fntnres
Ken York Prolines
London Market*
British Grain Trade
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Prodaets
ALL IS NOT BLISS AT CLUB REHEARSAL Many Stage Managers Would Be Appalled Bat Everything Is Being Straightened Ont for the Society Vaudeville Entertainment to Be Given This Bvenlng by the Thirteen C'lnb
IN SOCIETY
Notw and Penosnli
CALIFORNIA ROSES FOR ANEW YORK STORE John Waiaukir Write* leovetarr Wlfdns tor Aid la OktilMac Flotrefi
Fine Loather Goods
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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MANCHESTER TELLS THOSE WHO CALL DPON 111 OF HIS HAPPINESS 1 The Duke and Duchess Make an Eventful Trip to Mount Lowe and Will Start for the North This Morning
DATE OF THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT HAS BEEN DECIDED He Will He Here From the 7th to the lOtli of May and the Flenta Will Tnke Place Then
Vagrant* Will Sow Appeal
BIG CHINESE MERCHANT ARRESTED BY SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS AS A COUNTERFEITER Large Quantity of Spurious Nickels Found in Possession of a Prominent Business Man of Chinatown
WILL DISTRIBUTE PARK PATRONAGE Appointments to Be Made by Commission Today Xnmbcr of Laborer.* Reduced and Many A 111 Re Replaced by- Favorlies of tlic Council—Hoard luangnrates Improvement!
Divorced From Convict
Card of Thanko
•I OTTIXGS
THE WEATHER
•Weather Condition!
Tlie Temperatures
Eastern Weatkev
BORN
DEATHS
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