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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 117, 26 January 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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LOOKED ON HER FACE EOB THE LAST TIME Members of the Royal Family Pay the Last Sad Tribute to the Dead Queen More Peaceful in Death Even Than in Life Her Appearance Appealed to All Present and Emperor William and Other Members of the Family Wept Freely
FAILING IN SIGHT SHE WEPT FOR THE BLIND
THE MORNING'S NEWS
BUBONIC PLAGUE QUARANTINE IS ON BAKERSFMD SUFFERS People There Are Indignant and Resent the Action of the Authorities of Texas
TEXAS SAYS IT IS OUTRAGEOUS
LOCAL OFFICE 1 EXPLANATIONS
MANCHESTER HAS HIED HIMSELF TO THE NORTH
MANCHESTER SAYS OA3L AND FAREWELL
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITA! TSAYAI BILL GOES THROUGH Reorganization Bill Is Adopted Hull Compliments Shaffer's Campaign Says the General's Cabnn Campaign Will Go Down a» One of the Greatest In the Annals oi* American History— Comi»llinent* Also to Generals Fitshutfh Lee and "Wilson
ANNAPOLIS ALSO HAZES Sherman of New York Is Inquiring Says Candidates Are All Maltreated One Cadet Was Stood on His Head I'ntll He Hied From Cyei, Xoseand Cars, and Others Were Made the Vietims of What Is Characterised as •♦Harsh Sport*'
ACCENTUATED THE EXCLUSION LAWS Jenkins Bill Is Favorably Considered dilneae Will Have a Still Harder Time CSettiiiK Into Tlila Country if the WUconain Man's Measure llecomea l.air of the I.nnd
DEPEW ASSISTS The In (linn Approprintlou Ull 1 Get* a Kent in the Senate
VENEZUELA IS THREATENING Department Keeping the Matter Quiet Two War Vessels Sent to the Scene It la Mill That in Event of Dluon> ■ (•Milan by the Venezuelan Authorities of the American Property Onnera the Guuboat Scorpion Will Demand liumedlute Reparation
WANTS 0E THE PHILIPPINES
"Snapper" Garrison Seriously 111
TO PREVENT THE GRIP
ROYAL, LOVERS
TO BRING IN SOME OREGON LUMBER New Steamship Line Is in Contemplation Will Help to. Relievo the I.nmber Scarcity In tUc OH Field* and Will Provide Needed Wntcrlal for New llnildliitt Contracts
Another Fire In Montreal
Found Dynumlte In Ilia Houso
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WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE RESOLUTIONS POSTPONED Plague Scare Causes a Short Pause Mr. James of Los Angeles Had Hopes llallck Introduces a Measure for the Relief of Mrs. Fremont for the Property Belonging to IferDurln* the Civil War, Which Wus Seised for Military Purposes
ARMOUR'S WILL GOES TO PROBATE COURT Disposition of the Estate Is Unknown Much Intercut Center* Around the I'rovinion Made for the Institute That ileum the Armour Name. Nothing Han Been Given Out
Famine Threatened in llombay
Sweet. I'ale Mn run ret la Mlaalnar
BROUGHTON BILL PASSED Suspected "Bug" Does Not Develop Traction Company Wants an Amendment ReiirescnUitlvo of the Strfpt Hallway Will Ilnve to Go Into the Senate In Order to (Jet nn Alteration of the Provision of the Measure n* It Sow Stnmlji—llronuhton'n Opinion
IN THE SENATE Joint Rnlea on Conference Hefnaed
A Good Apple Crop
JAKE STEPPACHER WANTS A POSITION
MUSIC HAS LOST TS. GREKT MASTER
EXECUTION WAS HORRIBLE Spectators Shuddered and Fainted Murderer Stickel Tried to Die Game Lnat Words Were for ForKlvenem* for Hlmaelf ami lIIh Excruthiaerfi. Story of the Fonr»oine Crime for Whieh the I'ufortannte Mentnl Ontcant I'nld the Extrvmc Penalty
ARIZONA STATEHOOD WILL BE DELAYED
Huron AVllhelm von Rotburhild
Clilnameii (or Deportation
Crockery Hou.r Humeri
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VICTORIA'S Will NOT TO BE KNOWN
PEACEFULLY SHE LAY IN HER LAST SLEEP
Crown Prince Starts for Eiifvlniiil
WILL GO OUT AS LGS2D ■ ROBERTS CARcE IN
CARDINAL VAUfil-lAN PAYS JUS TKIBUTE
SICK MAN OF TURKEY SENDS CONDOLENCES
■ WARS Al PS JOIN ; IN FIRING GUNS
UNITED STATES WILL BE REPRESENTED AT FUNERAL
HONOLULU HONORED Mystic Shriner** Will Visit Snu Fran, eiseo tin Their Pilgrimage
I!<i!'«<on Hris Reoovereil
■ — A CENTURY OF ORNITHOLOGY Tin* Miii«%tc*cntli W'nn a Grcnt Epoch In It* A<l van cement
♦000-0-0 0000 000 c OOCOOOOO 000 DO OOOOOOCO 000000000 0000000 | KING EDWARD VII I TO THE PRESIDENT
DE. BACON IS THKOWN OUT 0. A. Yickrey Is Elected Fire Commissioner Civil Service Rules Will Not Prevail Cottncllmnn Todd Makes n Fiery Protest and Talks of lt-aw Work, lint lhicon (ilvcs Way to One Wlio Will ote for Fred Hughes for Assist* tint Fire Chief
AT THE HOTELS
CABBY SAYS THE TREASURER IS SHY Wants Two Thousand for His Shattered Nerves Leake Wna Aocnsud of Mnklimr wn.r Willi a Mralttkln (ape, and Thereby IhiiiKM Ike Tale of Arrest and Proseeutlou Kclatpil
FOXY MILKMAN Stolo Kvv rylh i n u; (ind Concenleil Ills Plunder S;i Skeleton Itoukx
I.iniilter Mi!lh Iturncd
Lee Mantle Still Lcaila
EDIJCATOBS ASK FOR SIMPLICITY Criticise Course in the Public Schools Pregnant Speech Made at Last Night's Banquet C. M. G Iff i* n. Member From the Fourth Wurcl, Dlukoi mi Appeal for More of (lie Tiiiie-If onoreil ••Three 11'*'' nail ua Abuudoaaieat of Frills
PESSIMISTIC WHITE l)nPNii*t Wnnt Coin Spent In Pout Mor. tcm Ilenpfactlon
Will see the Bcllpae From Sumatra
Women Own the Slnata SeJtnng
Julian Arnold Gets Ten Years
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INTEfc-CLUB GOLF TOURNAMENT AFFORDS A SERIES OF FINE GAMES
THIRTV TO ONE WINS AT TANFORAN Colt Crusados Has Easy Running N Topmast Took One From Vlncltor In a Hard Drive—Mnreaa Crowded Janice In the Venial Stakes bnt Lost to the Fast Mare
CUP DEFENDER'S DIMENSIONS Measurement of the Yacht That Will Beat Upton's Shamrock II
Stanford Athletics
I LOCAL SPORTS ♦0000000000000000000000004 DRIVING CLUB WILL HOLD MATINEE TODAY 4 The Pcogram Should Be the Most Interesting of the Scries—One Running; Race
LEVYS AND SAN DIEGO WILL PLAY BALL TODAY Washington Gardens Will Be the Scene of a Clever Baseball Conflict
BIG ONES WILL BE ALLOWED TO FIGHT
WANTS A DIVORCE Karl of ltosslyn Is Weary of Ills Mar. rlajre Vows
Refused to Renounce God
MISS KINGSBURY'S DEATH HAS SUSPICIOUS FEATURES
SMOOTH SWINDLERS ARE IN CUSTODY Police Catch Men Who Victimized Merchants Culprit* Are Frank Riley, a Spokane Menenger, and Frank Dorgey, Whose Antecedents Are Not Yet Known—Caught on First Street
Driver Admitted of Theft
Wreck at Point Arena
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you Work now TO WIN THE GAME ' A Golden Harvest for Those Who Enter This Rich Field Further Description of Some of The Hera'd's Most Valuable Prizes—Read of Them and Remember There Are no Blanks, and th? Man Who Works Is Sure of His Reward and His Results—If There Ii Any Point That Has Not Been Fully Explained to You Call at the Office of The Herald's Premium Department and You Will Receive Full and Cheerful Information—Work Is the Price of Success and a Valuable Prize in June
Hints to Workers
FRANCHISE MUDDLE NOT YET SETTLED Attorney Thomas Raises a New Point Honril of Public Works Must Pais I pon tile Qiicnlion a* to Whether the Proposed ltoads Are in Reality Only n Traction Kxtenalon
VALUABLE GIFT TO REDLANDS LIBRARY Reference Books to Be Sent bv Smithsonian Institution Important ( ha listen for County Honpit a I Contemplated. Anionic Them Kelnic New liu lIdI n k to lie Known a* I he A oman's Ward
FRANCHISES ABE FAVORED Committee of Safety Is Warmly Endorsed Important Action Taken by & M. Association The Directors Elcct Offlccri for the Edhiiliik Venr nut! Appoint a Committee to liiTCfttl*fite the "Huslncfts Ivtchniißo" Instituted by the Sunset Telephone Company
Trunks and Valises
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WAR REVENUE REDUCTION
TO MAINTAIN THE PARITY
MRS. NATION'S CRUSADE
THE TEHACHAPI AS AN OBSTACLE
OIL BILL AMENDED
THE COLONIST RATE
a Slips of the SPcn | Bsffii aisiaHMsraj's sk a ® rs icaajanaiai lEHS km
THE GOLDEN APPLE
CLOSE OF THE CONVERSATION
CLASS HE IS IN
Men With Hoe*
California Comment
■ Editorial Opinion |
oCiquid j(ir~ ~ future Tlfottve tPo wer
The Song of the SKirt
Cverybody's Column
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN Walter Was Robbed
DECLARES HE IS NOT AN ANARCHIST George King Is Discharged by Lunacy Commission Sara He Did Not Take an Ax to Bed to Kill Hl* Wife bat That He Had the Weapon Ready to Atlaek Some Dob* Which Disturbed His Sleep
DEMURRER IN SEWER SUIT IS OVERRULED Jsdfs Shaw Points Out Caw Relating to Reatrlotlon ot Noxious Gases
NEW PEST ALARMS HORTICULTURISTS Commissioners Will Try lo Prevent Introduction of the Dreaded "White Fly"
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS Mortgnae Foreclosed
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS
TO OBSERVE UNIFORM HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Thr Auoplatnl Jobber* Will Unite In Cloalnif Their llnslneai Places an Ccrtnin Dnyij
HIS COYOTE STORY WAS TOO FLIMSY Mathias Bauer Is Convicted of Attempted Murder Told the Jury lie Was Shooting at nn Atilmnl Instead of at W. H. Broontr, but Ills Tale Was Not Apparently Given Much Credence
PERSONAL NOTES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
San Frnnclsco Oil Stoelcs
OIL IN GLASS MAKING Reninrknhlc Statement of the Value of the Xew Fuel
San Dit'uo County
'Whittier's Progress
Texas Oil aud Sand
Incorporations
Suntrf Consolidated Well
! ARIZONA BAD MAN MEETS HIS MATCH 9 Rampant Aexican Killed by a I Constable I Crofrd of Mfxlrnna at Bren-pry Gnleh Starts Ont to Slioot I p the Plnoe nnd Coiifttablc <l«rado Kills the Lender After Trying to Qnlrt llliu
✓MINING^ PERFECTING THE EXHIBIT Sonih western Miner** Asft'jelntlon Uii|ilny Growing Rapidly
Riches in Torpedo Mine
GOUDGE GAVE WAY TO MOHAWK INDIAN
PARK POSITIONS ARE GIVEN 01JT Slate as Arranged Was Not Broken Mayor Snyder Talked Altont Civil Strvlee and Was Sharply Happed by Dr. Dickson. Who Gave lII* lewi of ihe Mayor's Theory
• OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWU • RAILROAD NEWS f V A A A A A A A AAAAAAA/WUVWVA
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OP PASADENA
' HOT STUFF HI till- Acid Camel Fire 111 a Freight Cnr
i Qt:AKTEHI,Y SESSION White Dlicnai Topic, of Interest
Well-Known Woman Dead
E'lnliornte Installation
I'lrkwidk Tournament
I)ciitli of Mr*. )l, Stone
I.ocul nnd Personal
(SANTA IIARUAHA COUNTY) EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS A Valuable Collection to Be Shown at Santa Barbara A. I.nrco, a Wnll-K iion n Flaherman, Own* a Tniuc I'ellcnn Which Predict* Fair ur Foul Weather More Truly Tliun u nitrometer
(1,08 ANGELES COUNTY) CATALINA NOTES
(SAN BERNARDINO COI'NTY) MEDICINE MAN WAS MURDERED Inquest Held Over Death of Charley Smith Th* Boily of the Young: Halfbreed I» Exhumed From Ita Grave Near Manuel, nnd Examination Shoiri II Pierced by Several Bullet Hole*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Strawberry Valley Not**
(RIVERSIDE COL'NTY) LITIGATION OVER SALT LANDS BEGINS Suit Filed Against E. A. Durrant and Others ("forjte M, Ilurbruiv, unri Manuicer of the Corporation, Itpßlni Action to Compel Orcapanli of (Ortulu I.iwhlk to ~
(ORANGE COUNTY) OFFICERSJMSTALLED Exercise* of Anaheim Council, Frnlernttl Aid Aftnoeiutlou
(SAX DIKCiO COt'XTY) PLANS TO HOLD A COUNTY FAIR Directors for Agricultural Association Appointed About Two Yearn Ago $i!JOO Was Set lAslde by the Legislature fop the County Fair Association and This Money Will Probably He I'sed Soon
(SAX DIEGO COUNTY) CORONADO NOTES t'niißaall}' Larsf Number of Eastern Tourist* Arriving
Vndelivered TeleKrnniN
(LOS ASGHLUS COUNTY) IMPROVEMENTS AT SANTA MONICA Attractions to Be Added to the Town Addition to the Pleasure Wharf Is Contemplated and the Auditorium Will He Completed by the Time the Summer Season Begins
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HIS m TIE LOCAL CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
I EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
W.C.T.U. j
Y. M. C. A.
BAPTIST
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
PENIEL HALL
Y. W. C. A.
PRESBYTERIAN
RELIGIOUS NOTES
VICTORIA'S CROWN OF A GOOD NAME Rabbi Hecht Pays Tribute to the Dead Queen She Invited Rather Than C ompelled i Obedience, mid Prayed for Wli| doni, Hatlicr Tlian for Power, to 1 ] tioverii Her Subjects 4
HAIL FELL ON THE ROSES AND ON OTHER FLOWERS Jupiter Pin vita* Trent* Fnnndonn to Something* Iniinnnl— Sliotver* l'e! 1 In I.im it ice I «'M
Ready Framed Pictures
EneouruKed
SAYS WE NEED REFORFI SCHOOLS FOR PARENTS
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CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD Growing, Packing, Shipping and Marketing of Products of the Soil
Chicngro Prlc«»
Boston Orange Market
Locnl Market Situation
Orange Exports
FAMILY DISTILLERIES May He Exempted From Internal Revenue Payments
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prlccs Realized by California Horticultural Products in Loa An* eeles and Klveuhore
HIGH SPEED ON THE TRACTION ROAD Indignant Protest and the Response V", S. Flook S«yj» That the Man "Who Condemn* a Motor man fop Sircar, inu Should lie Grateful to the Mo tor 111 an for Saving- IHk Life
OVERLOOKED PETITION OF THE TRACTION COMPANY Uonrd of Public Work* Lay* the Matter Over Until Next Week—The Routine {Justness
AMATEURS LEARN HOW TO DOCTOR NEGATIVES An In tor call ii r- and I n.st ruct 1 ve Pa per Head Ilefore the Loeal Camera Club I.list .Night
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
9lorlir«Kea
HomesteaAi
Attach niciit a
I Minc<»llaneons
MurKliial Satisfaction
IStilltllnjf Permits
Netlce of Completion
TOWIV9MIP COURT New Actions
SVPBIUOH COI'HT New Actions
JU3T THE RIGHT THING *
Knitter's. Are Better
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Closing Kooki
Band Mai
Boston Stocks nnd Ron|s
San Francisco Mining stocks
linnk Ocarinas
llrndatreet's Flnmicliil Review
Dun's Weekly Review
London Financial Review
ew York Exchange
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Daily Call Doard Dealings and Price* of Farm and Dairy Produce
Eastern Livestock Markets
Chloagro Grain Trade
Grain and Provisions
Metul Market
Ilritinh Grain Trade
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dalrr Products
Larson'* lluil Full
More Telephone Accommodation*
FARMING OUTLOOK Prnjipcctft for Crop* In lli« Vicinity of Look Ileach Excellent
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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