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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 120, 29 January 1901
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PARISIAN MEETS AN ITALIAN The Sight Was a Sight Supreme The Fencers' Skill Seemed Marvelous The Young Italian Finally Won With ■ Quick Lunge In Tierce, After a Close Engage, From Whloh He Had eeemed to Retreat In Indecision—Variation on the Usual Duel
WANTS TO FORGET BUT PEOPLE WON'T
THE MORNING'S NEWS
QUARANTINE DELEGATES INVESTIGATE Governor Sayers Much Enlightened Criticises the City Station Location If One Cast of Plague Appeara in El Paeo, a Granite Wall Will Be Built Around It—Hundreda of Touriata Take Northern Routea, and Railroada Lose Thoutanda of Dollara (Special Dispatch lo The Ilerald.)
CALIFORNIA BANKS VERV PROSPEROUS
THE TENOR ESCAPES Bat Juice Gran's Stngc Hand la Struck by Cruahlngr Timber
COLORADO MINERS PLAY THEIR TRUMPS Operators May Be Compelled to Settle The Legislative Committee Is Still Engaged in Hearing the Testimony of Coal Operators on the Situation. What They Have to Say
RUSSIA AND CHINA Kcfotlatlona for Ceding Three Oriental Provinces to the Csar
LI HUNG CHANG DYING Reported to Be Infferlng From Fever and Dellrlons
Schooner Floated
Ship Parted
HUGHES ELECTED BUT HAS RESIGNED Underwriters Take a Hand in the Fare Department Fight and Their Influence Was Potent in Undoing the Board's Work
WHY OHO HUGHES RESIGN?
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL MAY CUT DOWN APPROPRIATIONS President Economizing This Year Decision Causes the Senators Discomfiture It la Said That the Appropriation, aa It Now Stands, Is Needlessly Extravagant, and It Is Proposed to Cut It Very Nearly in Two, to the Dismantling of Previous Plana Herald News Bureau, Room 38, Post Building, j
TOWNE RETIRES ills LMt Speech Wan Fall of Force* ful Utterances
KEEPING OUT CHINESE 'l urn Couiuilmioucm Aro to Get a Fee for Their Work
Don't Like Water
or Interest to Ci
Vote t nclmnif e<l
FILIPINO FEDERALS GAIN MANY FRIENDS Ask Congress for Purely Civil Government Suggest That Powers Be Promptly Given President McKlnley, Whereby the Labors of the Peace Party May Soon Be Successful
FILIPINOS DISPERSED Geu. Funaton Drives Them From His District and Moro Surrender
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TO CALL AN EXTRA SESSION AT ONCE Important Measures Loom in Sight President McKlnley Say* That an Extra Session la Inconvenient for Him, but That It 1a a Publlo Duty, and If Necessary Ic Will Be Called
FOR MORE MEN Mac Arthur Will Organise Ten More Regiments for the Philippines
X Millions Involved X
VENEZUELA'S TROUBLES Qreat Britain Will Contest Her Rights to I'ato Inland
Called to San Francisco
HE WAS A LADY SAYS CORONER
CHRISTIANITY KILLED War Correspondent Says This Will Be RcJiulut of Peking Trouble
BOERS AGGRESSIVE Five Hundred Attacked With Loss by Twenty-lire British
FIGHTING IN COLUMBIA Three Hundred Caaoaltle*—American Vnrehlpe Prevent Catastrophe
Inhaled Illuminating One
Mysterious Disappearance
Ohio Town Barnlng
CARBIE NATION SCOLDS STANLEY » i Gives Tongue Lashing to Kansas' Governor She Pays a Visit to Several Officials Anti-Liquor Cruaader Piles Queationa and Calle the Governor a Law-Breaker and Perjurer, Till He Loaea Hla Temper and Shouts Back at Her—Fun for Big Crowd
PHILIP D. ARFIQUR. NOT AS WEALTHY AS REPUTED
Pirate* Operate
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IMPORTANT MEASURES PENDING IN LEGISLATURE IPMBEBS ALL ~ JUNKETING little Doing at the State Capital ■■ ■ --JL I Murder Prisoners Are To Be • • Pardoned 1 — Devlin Wants to Jail Everybody Who Writes or Diatrlbutea Anything Condemnatory of Candidatee for I j Office, Unleee the Writer Signe Hie i [ Name and Qlvee Hie Address
Killed In a Mine
TO MAKE A FEW COUNTIES •w Schillig's Bill Causes Suspicion Some Danger of County Dismemberment Broughton Declares He Will Not Vots for or Support Any Bill Looking to a Division of Los Angeles County, but the Schillig Bill le Believed to Have That Object in View
ARE KEEPING QUIET
GOT A RESPITE IN COMMITTEE Paris (Commissioners Can Breathp Their Escapades Remain in Shadow Question Is, Did the Commissioners, While in Paris, Disgrace Themselves and the State Which They Represented, or Were They Only Normally Bad in Gay Paree?
NORTHERN HIGHWAY Will Run Through the San Fernando and Antelope Valley* BY GEORGE M. TROWBRIDGE!
EUROPE WILL WANT ARMOR CHEAPER Price Paid Here Now Lower than Abroad i Oovsrnment Contract With Carnegie and Bethlehem Companies Satisfactory to Congress, as No Price Limit la Fixed in Appropriation
HURRICANE SNOWSTORMS Tidal Wnve Also Help* to Do Damtfe In Germany
Sale of Danish West ladle*
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILLING TO COLONIZE Easy Rates Established to Cali ifornia • I v New President of the Southern Pacific Sa>* He Will Briny People Here to Upbuild the Stnte If It Can Be Done In That Way
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Death Penalty to Be Again Placed on Colorado's Statute*
THE GOULDS ARE NOT YET OUT OF THE MUD Mearly a Half Million for ». Bric-a-Brac _____ » Oakland Jndse Decides Against Mayor Snow as City Assesaor. Wants to Ketnln Coin and Pleads the Statute o( Limitation
To Cat Salaries
GIRLS ARE HAZED ■tripped Nnkrd and Cruelly riontd on Their Bare Bnolcs
Rockefeller Wins
Home Mining Case Argued
Krnger Ooei to Church
NEELEY'S STATEMENT SHOWS METHODS ' '■ . *•' ' i Had More Than a Million of v Government Money Certificate! of Deposit in Hit Own Name, and Gold That He Might Have Stolen—Say* Fraud Wat in Washington if Stamps Were Stolen
Attempt at Murder
Samuel C. Stephen*
Pern's Pearl Fishery
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Oousplracy Charged
Negro Crusade
Coming IlarL From Mesico
FUNERAL TO BE ON MONDAY Saturday Will Be One of Mourning Other Arrangements Are Being Made King Edward Officially Thanks Kaiser Wilhelm for His Presence and Solicitude in England's Hour ot Dark Sorrow, and Dwells on the Ties That Bind the Two Kingdoms
RAILROAD ANXIOUS AT INDIAN TROUBLE Choctaws Decide to Destroy Property Two Horsemen of Snake's Band Arrested—Bucks Scour the Country Heavily Armed, and Send Their Families to the Hills
Hark Mary" Bnrned
Destroyed by Fire
Didn't Gnpiis Right th© First Time
Rnylnsr Toys In America
OIL IN TEXAS STIES PEOPLE Cleveland Capitalists Are Interested Five Million Acres Lsased for Prospecting Big Jump In Land Values and Large Demand for Drilling Riga—Company Organized to Put Down Wells In Gulf of Mexico, Forty-five Mllea From Galveston, at "Oil Pool"
GILROY'S OIL DEAL Custom Capitalists Secure Sixteen Hunilrril Acre* of Mountain Itnuch
Rohs Standard Oil Company
Tito Friend* Fight
Dachefm of Manchester
Poilng mi a Priest
Wanted Killing:
BABIES GIVEN AWAY CREATE A BARGAIN COUNTER RUSH
Fatal tksotlig Affray
Animal lunraata
New York Commissioned
RUSSIAN PROGRESS IN HER COLONIES Regulates the Mititary Service of Finland Agreement Made With Bulgaria to Reduce Telegraph Tolls—Women Eligible as Station Masters—Red Cross Nurses Return
LI HUNG CHANG TAKING A HAND Russian Protectorate Is Imminent Envoys Are Figuring on the Punishment to Be Meted Out to the Officials Who Permitted the Killing of Foreigners in the War
"Curley" Prior Wounded
I.otln Crnhlree Poisoned
City Improvementn
Snloons to Close Mlflnlfght
DAVIDSON KILLS FIVE A Criminal Carelessness the Cause Went to Sleep While at His Throttle Conductor of Another Train Tried to Avert the Catastrophe, but Waa Powerless to Warn the Careleaa Engineer, Who Sped tho Other Trainmen to Their Deatha,
INSURGENT CAMP ARE DISAFFECTED
ST. PAUL WOMEN BECOME ENRAGED
WRECKED AT SEA AND LIVES ARE LOS A German Steamer Lost i Chinese Waiters Captain Loat Hla Llfa to Save Otharfc Steam Trawler Founders—Hurricane In Holland—Pour-master Forty-flve Daya to Honolulu
Steam Trawler Fonnflere
Forty-four Dare to Honolala
LOUISE ACKERMAN WRITES TO FRIENDS Sends Word to "Dear Auntie' After Eloping Wants Her Doll* and Dollheuao Sent to St. Loula, and Nobody Need Go After Her, but One of Her Quardlans Packs Up and Btarta
W. K. VANDERBILT PLEASES A CABMAN Enjoys His Drive But Does Not Give a Tip Jehu Liked Hla Manner, and Say* H* la Different From "Soma of That* Rich Guya" — Millionaire Wont Discusa Rallroada
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JEFFRIES AND RUHLIN ARRESTED LAST NIGHT
OHIO'S GOVERNOR MAKES A STAND Will Stop the Biff Fight If He Can Wrltee a Letter to Ike Attorney General Advising Him to Stop the Mill and to Use tbo Authority of tho State la Doing It
STARTED NOME BEACH RUSH At Death's Door a Mas Makes aLaoky Strike la Alaska
Th® Standard In Texas
Considerate Girl
St. Loals a Dtvoree Center
GOLD D'OR WON AT TANFORAN Only Two Favorites Get in First Joe Frey Takes a Little Off the Track Reoord la the Seven Furlong Event—Second Choices Took Almost Everything In tight
Princeton Trainer for Berkeley
the Foolish furnace fixer Ashes and Anger Came to the Man Who Had Economical Ideas
Copper World Mine
BOND AIDED ROADS GET THE PREFERENCE Secretary Root's Decision On Shipments Soldiers Will Qo Over tho Roads That Have Been Helped by the Government, and the Central Pacific Road Is In Need of Help
Racing Association
Southern Paclflo
Candid
JACK STELZNER. MAY MEET RUFUS THOHPSON
TRYING TO COLLECT Tilt: LOXU PAST DUBS
WHIST CLUB BECIIS A SIX WEEKS' TOURNAMENT
coin.si.<; ME. WILL GO TO SAX BERNARDINO
GOOD PUGILISTIC EVENTS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
SHARPSHOOTERS HOLD THEIR BEGILAR SHOOT
KID WILLIAMS PLA>'M>fi TO GO TO AXGELS* CAMP
Premiums Galore!
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COUNCIL MAY SUGGEST LAW • 4. The Amemltirefifs to fhe Broughton Bill Wants City to Urge Their Adoption la Aided by the City Attorney in Preparing n New Franchise to Fit the Needs of the Situation—lt Will lie Dlacuaaetl Today and u Probable Conclusion Heuehed
SPECIAL POLICEMEN MAY BE APPOINTED Council Xeeded Ordiuanee and Confers Poliee Power on City Employ e »
MAYOR 13 REFUSED HEALTH OFFICE PATRONAGE Council |*|>olnt<t .i ilonrd of Health Iti %eei» riln nr.- Willi it* Own Ulu »
BUSY DAY FOR CITY COUNCIL Transacts Much Business of Every Description t'nnhlp to Arrive at a Dmlilod Ipon the Employment of J. 11. cott ns Expert Rnflxer—Panel 41 umber of Minor Ordinances
Pardon Denied
BELLES IN THE TERRITORY Glra Who Hnve All th. Charms That n rnllb auil Culture Give
Reformer Bat 0»
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THE NEWS FROM AFRICA; MORE CAPTURES REPORTED! Is Something Like the News from The Herald's Contest, "Capturing Nore Subscribers Every Day." Even tbe Church People Are Entering the Fight, and They May Form Clubs to Win a Three Thousand Dollar Organ. •ut Thar* It Still Room for Enterprising Workers, Those Who Can Take Up the Matter and Put Their Whole Energy and Time to It, With the Certainty Before Them of a Sure and Valuable Finish — The Herald's Premium List Is Almost as Widely Read aa Kipling's Books, and the Matter In It Is Acknowledged to Be More Valuable—Be Bure to Read It
Some CUarch Ideas
The Cash Prise*
This Will Interest You
The Human Voice
THROUGH THE GREAT COALINGA DISTRICT Splendid Prospects of the Oil Fields Visit to the Virion# Wells Show* a Oratlfriif State of Affair#—A Tedious, Journey- That One I* Well Repaid, (or Taklngi
Oil In Washington
Morn About Victoria. Strike
Modern Term
Destruetloa
Barred by Pa
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PARTISAN PESSIMISM
FILIPINO SELF GOVERNMENT
AN UNSOLVED PROBLEM
MAY CUT TWO WAYS
THE COUNCIL'S MESS
THE FRANCHISE BILL
TO STRANGLE AN INDUSTRY
! <Slips of the SPen
GOLF AND TASTE
Handle to Misfortune
Sacramento Snap Shots
California Comment
Cvorybody's Column
EDITORIAL OPINION
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN Reappointed aa Receiver
• "T ' THE " THEATER1' ""J »MIKM<MMIHM4HI»IIW >■!
FAREWELL SUPPER GIVEN TO W. H.PINNEY He Will Go to Snn Franolicnnnd Tnkc Charge of the Artvertlslng of a I.urge House
TO GIVE TWENTIETH CENTURY BANQUET Chamber of Commerce Making Bis Finns for Affair to Tnke I'luce • Washington's Blrthduy
Cut Ont Conneaut
Kerr Eicupei
Explosion in Tailor Shop
Undelivered Telegram*
Pictures for 1901
PERSONAL NOTES g
Swindler Arrested
AT THE HOTELS
BIRTHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS
Fine Leather Goods
Card of Thanks
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OF PASADEIA i
Small Burl In Trouble
Itoynl Xclgbbori Enlerlnin
In a Good Cnnac
Dr. Knrton'* Lecture
Fire in a Lnunilrjr
FOR HOSPITAL Ft M) Two Benefits to lie nt Hotel (ireen
In Aid of Klnderttnrten
■Vnil»worth-t lai»i>
Local and Pernonnl
(I.OS MiEI.nS COI'STY) LIBRARY DEFICIT
Hoy Xur.*ery for Filnd llahien
(ORANGE COUNTY) PROPOSED ELECTRIC LINE TO SANTA ANA Franchises Asked Over Orange County Roads Company Has Alio Secured ■ Krnnrhlir In l<o> Amrln Conntjr to the Ornnjfr County Line and Application to I'll** Through Anaheim
THE IRISH ARE ON TOP IN THE WEST Admiral Casey Takes the Pacific Squadron Admiral Kautz, the Retiring Admiral, Is New cn the Retired List, and His Honorable Career Is Closed, as It Passed, in Honor
(RIVERSIDE COVXTY) FATAL ACCIDENT AT RIVERSIDE W. H. Harrison Is Struck By An Engine Is Rnn Over While Walking on the Track In nn Intoxicated Condition and Die* From the Effects of Hla Injuries—Venesuelu Free
HIS PROPHECY CAMETRUE | Harvard Professor's Prediction us to Our I'rmt'iit I'opnlntlon
I.lmitation* of the Prince
(1.09 ASGEI.E9 COUXTIf) GROWTH OF SAN PEDRO bREAKWATER Two Trainloads of Rock Are Dumped Daily Plenty of Timber for thee Treatle Is Arriving nnd Good Progress Is Beins Made by the Pile plng News of the Port
(LOS ANGELES CO ISTY) Ontnllnn blond
The Only One
Sot n Snffrnulfit
I.axnrr
(SAX DBRNARDIXO COUNTY) REDLANDS NEGRO WIELDS HIS KNIFE Henry Brown Cuts Ed Hawkins in the Neck Tkonu Mora, the Mexican Accused of Felonious Aurnill I'poa a Yoanc Mexican Girl, Is Pound Guilty and Scutencrd to Five Years
New Cabinet Officers
JSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) ABSCONDER FROM ARIZONA CAPTURED Richard Belk in Jail at San Bernardino After Bnbtullsg 41400 Fron Jerome* Arlsona, Re Left (or Cape Nome* and I'poa Hla Hetura KronAlaaka Pell Into the Hands of the gherlC
(SANTA BARBAHA COUNTY) OLD CITIZEN DEAD
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THEJEXCHANGES • 1m Aafeelee Biehange l«(l« ttaa Week With ll( Bales
More From Texas
Petroleum
VERY INJURIOUS MEASURE Bill to Regulate the Refining of Petroleum It Would, if Enacted, Work Great Harm to a Growing Industry, Without Accomplishing Any Real Good
SANTA PAULA FIELD Some Companies Strike the Sand and Some Do Not
MORE OIL FOR ARIZONA Los Angele* Will Sn|iply the Fuel to Replace Coal
Whittler Notes
Suminerluud Xotes
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IN SOCIETY
Note* and Personals
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I CHILD SLAYER HAS BEEN I SENT TO HIGHLAND ASYLUM
OLD AGE WAS HIS STRONG SUIT I Aged Mathias Bower Receives a Lenient Sentence Far Assaalt With a Deadly Weapon Ho Will Ba Coadned la the Coast? Jail far Pin H6nths Instead of Ools( to the Penitentiary
HOW BOGUS MESSENGERS WERE REALLY CAPTURED Riley and Dun-son to Be Sentenced , Today for Getting Shoes From j the HoatonJlttore
JUDGES SEPARATED FOUR FAMILIES WI»M ImU Divorce From Hnsbnnds on Vitloui Uroindi—Mr*. Kan* ! Is Freed From Her Husband
MANY WANTED TO BE EXCUSED Men Have Heart to Heart Talk With Judge Smith A Venire of Slaty Hon Is Retarnod In Department One of the Saporlor Coart nnd Twenty-foo* Are Released Prom Serving;
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
AGED EMBEZZLER PLEADED GUILTY B. C. Whitney ltat«nr<4 to a Tea* la the Saa L«la OMsp* Jail
HE WANTS TO USE OVERFLOW WATER Jo»*k V. Broirn, Who Int»<* to Balld a Paper Mill. Alls* Permlailou to Bar L»d
CAME FROM BOSTON AND WON A WAGER J. W. Coffin Wins a Bet of Six Hundred Doliars Left the Bast With Bat One Dollar la His Pocket, Rod* on Headlights and Brakoheanu—Sold Kenifa. pars aad Worked for Hla Heals
Qnlte the Contrary
LAWMAKERS OF ARIZONA Session of Twenty-first Legislature Its Personnel of Unusually High Class First 1111 l lo De Introduced Win That Offered •by Councilman Andrew* «nd Propoie* to Repeal the I n popular Poll Thx Law—Several Others Heady to Offer Similar Bllln
✓MINING^ MINING NOTES
irliont Copper Incorporation
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CAIIFOBNIA'S FRUITS " AT HOME AND ABROAD Growings Packing, Shipping and Marketing of Products of the Soil
Mnrket Advances
Fair Demand for Oranges
Local Market Conditions
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS r n Prices Realised by California Horticultural Products In Loa An} gelei and Elteirhcre ? Follow ing are prices asked for jobbers In s fruit; i Deciduous and Cltrua Frulta
l – WOMEN'S CLUBS – :
MANY MILLIONS ARE MADE America Suppllca Lump Chimneya to Yearly All the World
Dlfl'orciit l'olnts «if Ifir
HUMAN HAIR II Grow! Six or Seven laek'ti la i Single Year
ENGLISHMEN LET IN The Emma Mine Tluit Cansed International Complications
Saving Herself
Memory
FBOM OFFICIAL PUBLIC BECOBDS
Miscellaneous
Marginal Satisfaction
SIPEUIOR COIRT New Aetlona
nalldlngr Permits
UPS AND DOWNS OF MERCUR Ouce In t'tter Collapse; Today One of the Rleliest Gold Camps
A Mrnu From Maine
Can Get Alunir
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INDUBTBI, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Closing Slocks
Bond List
Francisco Mining Stocks
New York Rxohsnge
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Dally Call Board Dealings and Prices of Farm and Dairy Produce
Eastern Llvntock Markets
Cottoa Futures
Chicago Wktat Market
Grain and Provisions
Metal Market
Visible Supply of Grain
New York Produce
Drltlsli Grain Trade
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
•ooooooooooooooooooooooooe | RAILROAD NEWS f
PLANS MADE FOR THE EXPOSITION The Educational Exhibit at Buffalo Mitt Pleher of Paiadcna la la Charge of (he Department of Ethnology and Archaeology — Organization* to Make Joint Representation
LEGAL NOTICES Kotlce of Meeting of Stockholder* of Columbia Oil Producing Coin.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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ANDREW GLASSELL HAS PASSED TO THE BEYOND Death of a Pioneer Attorney and Capitalist, Once Active in the Development of the City
BIG CONTRACTS LET BY SALT LAKE RAILROAD Rails and Ties Provided For and the Transfer of the Terminal Will Be Authorized at a Meeting Today
SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT FOR THE RANSOM HOME Fanila United tor tin* HeiipHl of Destitute Women mill C'lilldreu
GENEROUS SHOWERS INSURE ALL CROPS Yesterday's Rainfall Was Beneficial and Opportune Reports From Snrronndlnar Point* Show That Enough Water Una Fallen to Provide tor Frnlt Lauds. More Hula I'redloted
ENCOURAGING REPORTS COME. FROM MANY PLACES Itanrhrra Are All I'leaard Over the Rniu Tliat Ilm Dispelled All Fear* of Drouth
Snutn Ana
Inn I'edro
Santa Monies
Snn Diego
Vcntnra
Rlreralde
Snutn Ilnrbara
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE VISITS STATE INSTITUTIONS Whittier, Hlghlnnd and the Two Normal Schools Are Under Inspection by Letflilntori
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
The Temperatures
DGATU9
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