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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 124, 2 February 1901
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LAST HONORS TO THE DEAD QUEEN Nations GatKer to Join in Paying Tribute to England's Loved Sovereign
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOREIGN
EASTERN STATES
SALINE LAND CASE IN COURT
The Case la Court
DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Serious Charges Against Hawaiian Wrote Seditious Letters to Filipinos George T. Gear of Hawaii to (ho Government Soys Till)■ Robert W. Wilcox In Conspiring Aguinal I nttcd States With Certain Island Lenders Under Agulnuldo—Correspondence
| FIVE THOUSAND MEN 8 § WILL GO TO MANILA f 1 § FOR ISLAND SERVICE § i* 8
I BIDS OPENED EO3 THE § 8 IMlt NEW PROTECTED 8 o CRUISERS YESTERDAY §
Boer Lrntlcr Surrenders
THE SENATE AT WASHINGTON Shipping Bill's Enemies Still Aggressive Longer Sessions Arranged and Begin Today Memorial Presented From Porta Rioa Legislature—Pro-riding for Co«n(- inir the Electoral Vote—Republican Conference Held Yesterday Afternoon on Order if Buiim
A DELEGATE FROM THE DESERT
| OPPORTUNITY fOR THE 3 | PASSAGE OF THE g I SHIP SUSIDY BILL f £ 9
TO REORGANIZE AMERICAN ARMY
MANY CLAIMS ARE SETTLED I I ————— I Omnibus Bill Carried Thousands I Chinese Exclusion Act Is Amended I The a. A. R. mil for a Penalon Court of Aiipenla. Which Una Attracted tAtcntlon, Met n Reverie In Coiuj lulttce. Where » Motion to Rtfort It Wn» Defeated
I HITCHCOCK HAS NOT jj I CONSIDERED THE SCRIP §
VENEZUELA'S WAR NEARING ITS CLOSE
The Public Debt
— – Anseleno* Abrond
TO CVBE THE GRIP IX TWO DAYS TnvnMi.o
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IMPORTANT MEASURES PENDING IN LEGISLATURE INQUIBY IS TO PBOCEED San Francisco's Mayor Is Willing Will Afford the Committee Facilities Vellck Waa on Hand Bright Earlr With • Motion to Reconsider, bnt After the Uanal Mellck-Inn Scene, In Which Grove Appeared, the Motion Was Tuliled
MILLS TESTIEIES BEFORE COMMITTEE
WILL CHANGE PLAGUE BILL Free Speech Causes the Hitch Melick and the Speaker Have a Row The Pasadena Assemblyman Accoitd Pendleton of Not Giving film n Fair Chance, and Win Called Uonn-Afterirardi They Met In n Tilt o( Words In the Corridors
SOUTHERN SCHOOLS Larger Appropriations Asked for Los Angeles and San Diego
Torpedo Boat Sinks
ROAD DISTRICT BILL FAVORABLY RECEIVED
CARRIE WRITES TO "JOINT" KEEPERS Asks the "Hell Bound Sinners" to Shut Up Shop Snvgeiti That Tliey Meet Her and Dlm«u»i the Future i)I»posltlon of Their Property—To Invmle Indiana bat Will Keep Qnlet In Clileaiio
♦■ooooooooooooooooo* o DEATHS OF THE DAY o o o ♦000000000000000004
In Two Minutes
A Bloody Battle
Cold Wave In Alaska
No Trouble With Indians
Oil In Washington
ACTION IN THE SENATE Controller's Estimate to Be Accepted Shows a Slight Decrease in Amount mil Piitird Dlrcctliif the State I'rlion Director* to Employ at L>eaat Tirontj l'rlniaeri In 1h« Construction and Repair of tha llouria to Snn Queutln Prison
AT THE HOTELS
AFFAIRS IN CHINA STILL UNSETTLED England Waives Insistence on Death Penalty Germany Demand* $100,000 for Eaell Man Wounded in Recent Outravei and $SO,OOO for Other Dauagei, Disturbing Que»tlon«
British Leniency
Germany's Demands
Secretary Bay on Clilna
TO TEST COUNTY SALOON ORDINANCE
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Mill HI ii I [| I JIB SIB UNION PA GIF ICS IN TERES T E. H. Harriman Represents the New Owners Who Have Acquired Huntington Holdings—An Air Line to the Coast—Price Paid for the Property
NAVAL POWER BOWED IN GI3IEF Minute Guns and Dirges Rent the Air to Portsmouth
, , m CROWDSWERE AWAITING . HER ■ No National Anthem on Arrival of the Fleet
.+ ♦ ». MANY KINGS TO FOLLOW HER Cavalcade to Be Most Brilliant Ever In England
NO ACCIDENT MARRED RITES The Scene Was One of Grand Simplicity | Throughout
SEVEN THOUSAND SLAIN Severe Fltthllnu in by** In In IJtirlllK liliift Mciiellli'ii Almrtice
OUR POLICY IS ATTACKED Ex-President Harrison and Mark Twain Against Administration Conduct in Philippines | j American Humorist Writes "To the Person Sltttn* In DarknoM" an Ironical Hrvlew of the Policy of j Christian Nations—Kx-Presldent'a Iron Hand I'mler Silken Glove
Steamer £lnk» nt Dock
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SNOW WAS A STRANGER HERE <r ' ( ■
SECRET DIVORCE SURPRISES SOCIETY ' -Mrs. Richard H. Hunt Got a Decree Yesterday W. K. Vanderbilt lu South Dakota lint Separations Th«t Created a Senwa-Separaioun That Created n Seligation In Xew York a Year Ago
CHICO'S EX-MAYOR Dr. J. Ellis Rodley, on Way to San Quentln, Held In San Francisco
Booth Tucker'* Father Dead
Red Mountain Ranch
To Kill n Kin it
COLLEGES ASSURE THE ASSOCIATION Small Colleges Must Get a Reputation Uiff Nine Will Only lie AiiKiiiented .After Small luMltiKloun Have Qualified at tlie Annual "Western. Track Meet at N«xt Senalou
Off for the Orient
Grnnil Jury to Probe
Mills Axtor Ensraffcd
FOOD IN MEXICO' The American Food, Grape – Nuta, Replaces Native Food
ACCIDENT OCCURS AT TANFORAN PARK jockey Miller Fractured His Collar Bone Tod Sloan on the Fnrorlte Lmy Back and Win Shut Out in the Stretch l>y Bithm, Who I.oet Alio to Moron—Other Track Event*
KID WILLIAMS WUX IST A FAST FIGHT
JTFAW.AXD Will, HOLD A BICYCLE RACE MEET
WOMEN'S (iOLP TOURNAMENT POSTPONES) TO NEXT WEEK
Bnaeball Today
Spnnlnh Riillroail Strike
ONE YING FROM FIERCE FIST FIGHT American and Mexican Quarrel About a Girl Forty-Three Homiil* tinier fjoittlon HI nis Knle«—When Blind, With Nose, Teeth, Juu untl IJmiml Bones Broken Moralen Threw lp Sponge
Jeffrlen-Ruhlin Case
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MEN WHO THINK WORK MAKES A DULL MAN /> ' » • • *» ■* ... . Members of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange Have a Banquet and a Talk Leading Men of the City Took a Few Hours Off to Tell Each Other What They Think of the Oil Industry, Which They Have Done So Much to Develop
Premium* Gnlorel
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SWEET MAY WILL MARRY HUSTLING HARRY IN JUNE The Story of Two Rustlers for the Fifteen Hundred Dollar Cash Prize r-» ______ r. It Is Full of Interest to All Workers and Has Pointers on How to Win Big Prizes in Your Own Family There Is no Reason Why Good, Faithful Workers Should Not Start in Now, and Stand the Best Sort of a Chance of Winning Some of the Biggest Prizes Themselves—Four More Months in Which to Accomplish Some Great and Valuable Results—Go in and Do as Harry and May Are Doing, and See What Will Come to You. You Can't Miss It.
To See Niagara Falls
SAW SNOW FALL FOR THE FIRST TIME Many People Had Never Seen the Fleecy Before Only One Other Occurrence of the Kind Recorded at Local Weather Bnrean—Only Two Snow Storms In Lot Anffclea
WINE PRICES ADVANCE Flte to Eight Cents a Gallon Higher •n Account of Scarcity I
tinsollne Lamp Explode*
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
BRYAN'S BARRIER
A PUT-UP JOB
OPPOSED THE BILL
JUSTICE WAS BALKED
ON THE UP GRADE
TELEGRAPH HILL AGAIN
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THE STRENUOUS LIFE
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THE GOLDEN APPLE
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AN ARTISTIC DISTINCTION
FAIRY TALES OF THE SOUTHWEST
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UP AND DOWN THE COAST
NOT A PRICELESB RELIC
FRIENDLY AND GENEROU3
THE CITY'S SEWS T«» Dollar* Reward
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
AFTER MANILA / _™SS TO MADHOUSE 1 I ne of Dewey's Sailors Insane | Since the Battle Sdwnrd MoCnrtuej Loat Ills Ilea*on Since Serving In the Admiral** ' Fleet on Board the Ralelffh—He Threaten* lIU Mother's Life
MANNING FLASHES PASTE DIAMONDS IN COURT When Asked About His Sparkling Scarf Pin He Said That the Judge Could "Have It for a Dollar"—Not a Valuable Asset
CHIEF ELTON ROASTS ATTORNEY CHAMBERS Says the Deputy Refuses to Furnish Warrants Upon Which the Folk* Can Proceed With Prosecutions or Make Arrests
FAMOUS DIPLOMAT TO DELIVER LECTURES Will Appear Before the Students of the University of California to Explain the Ways of Ministers
LI HUNG CHANG Rumored in Tien Tain Tha« Ha Died Ual Thursday
Tnlai Teleseepe ARTITiPTTT.A r» 1 1
New Cabinet Officers KT/mv th.t ,hd »M,M.ntl.l
MERCURY WAS FROZEN SOLID Marvelous Properties r. Liquid Air Demonstration Before the Merchants' Association notion Atmosphere Was I'aed to Con-Kenl lloiei, Orange* and Beef■ and the Interesting Experiments Cauae Round* of Applause From the Assembled CTUwd
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I PERSONAL NOTES 8 i 0
Pensions Granted
BIRTHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS
Fire In Clerclnnd
vtw Election for loiti
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OF PASADENA
WA>T THE JOII tin If Dozen Men M'lio Are Willing to He Constable
DlftctiMft Matthew* Hill
EXRK(ii:TI( WOOD >i i: Provide The! r Ordo r Wll h I ino Q nil rt iti in Now ill of (v
ARTISTIC SICCESS Mlr» Inimen's Sl»h kespearea ii Portraynls Appreciated
Hnthnnil Mnrder* Wife
(SAX DIEGO COVXTY) BUSY DAYS AT THE SAN DIEGO WHARVES Many Men Engaged in Handling Oriental Freight Sliore Lenvp Denied ««llnr» on the litnn 1 ntll Severn! ItlMlng Men Iteiiort for Dnty—CottiiKe mid Content, Entirely Deatroj-eri by Fire
(LOS ANGELES COUXTY) NEW SANITARIUM (i run lit' Vista Hotel at Monrovia Sold ! to I or Angelea IMiynlclnm
Ttcfumll nj£ of
A «'«t I'oiut (. rail mi to* vr«' vnn i ' i v i •« *
ISAM BISHS RDIO fOI STV) IN TRAINING FOR LOCAL CAMPAIGN San Bernardino Politicians Are Warming Up Republicans Will Make Determined l lpcht to Carry the Mnnlclpnl Klectlun—John Marshall Day to lie Duly Observed by the liar Association
Colton A flairs
(HIVEItSIDE COl TV) USELESS WORK Klvcriide Graml Jury Would Abolish ilk> Syxtem
Eczema; No Cure No Pay V.Mir rlrno'ij iw» tirl'. t r/if inX imnr mAnni- If
(SAX RERXARDIXO COUNTY) RAZOR WIELDER SAFE IN CUSTODY Terrible Cutting Affray Between Colored Men Social Gathering at Redlands Interrupted by an Attack on One of the Women, Followed by the Carving of the Assallaut—Xew Church
(LOS ANGELES COL'XTY) SANTA MONICA Fishing: Club Effects an Orfftinlzntion. Electrle Car Service
(ORANGE COUNTY) TERRIFIC HAIL STORM Over an Ineli of Icy Pellet* Fell at Aiinliclin
(LOS AXCJELES COI'NTY) BETTER TRAINING OF THE CHILDREN An Interesting "Child Study" Meeting at Long Beach Comity School Superintendent J. H. Striae Ilellrer* an Instrnctlve A«l-tlrrjifi on (In* Duties of I'lircntN anil Teachers for School Ailvauoeiasiit
(I,OS AMiKLICS C'OI'XTY) CLAREMONT Chinese Hoji Sent Over to Attn! I'omona College
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES BEAUMONT FILLED WITH BOOMERS Interesting Letter From the Texas Oil Field lamd Held at Abnormally High Figares and Speculators Are Waiting tor an Opportunity to Lease—Callltornlaas Sccure Good Tracts
AT THE EXCHANGE
To Drill Near Santa Monloa
IN KERN COUNTY Bnkersfleld Pays No Attention to the Bnbonlc Plague Scare
SUMMERLAND OIL The Bettaravla Sugar Factory Wanta About 25,0<H) Barrels a Month
Stanilard In Texas
ABOUT BEAR CREEK It, H. ller roil Gives His Opinion on the Coluan County Proposition
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING Will Invailo Ike Inyo Dlitrlot
Signs of Oil
Petrolenm
✓MINING'
MINING NOTES
IMMENSE ASPHALT DEPOSIT LOCATED NEAR NEWPORT
WILL NOT FAVOR ANY FRANCHISES Board of Public Works Holds Up Applications Prospective Telephone Systems nnil iltreet Halltvuy* Most Walt Until tho Legislature Hither Passes » Stir Law or Does Nothing
Piotures for 1901
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[news ®F THE LOCAL CIUJRCIES I
PRESBYTERIAN TO twintla»th anniversarv of the
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH PLANNED [ FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE >
j METHODIST
W.C.T.U.
CONGREGATIONAL
Y. W. C. A.
SALVATION ARMY OT.nvrrT nrADnP
Y. M. C. A.
PENIEL HALL
CATHOLIC
RELIGIOUS NOTES
ASK FOR A JUDGE FROM OUT OF TOWN Attorneys Object to Judge Shaw's Trying a Case Vfclnk It Would Be ITnfnlr for Him, ■ TliHr*ri to Paaa on a Suit Which Haa Been Brought Against the City by the Taxpayers
Mtaa Duarte a Fighter
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
Mnde II n Hnblt to Cut Ilia Hair
WAS TUNNEL MADE RIGHT j Grand Jury Inspects the Third Street Hole j Has Filed No Report of Its Findings C Imrgei Sntd to Hnve Ileen Made Aunliist the Mniincr of Conitrnctiiin, lint City Knurlnreri Are S«t-Iwlliml Tlint the Work Wnt Properly Done and the Structure I* Sale
R I' So 4SInM
An I'll even Content
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CALIFORNIA'S FBUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD Growing, Packing, Shipping and Marketing of Products of the Soil
» »• t V*'»v. Boston Orangp Sales
Citrus Slilpme.it.
PROTECT CITRUS GROWERS Florida and Louisiana Stock Quarantined at Santa Ana
! SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS I Price■ Realised by California Horticultural Products la Loo Aniclcs and Elsewhere
DIED MAD, BUT DIDN'T SEE FATHER Tragic Story of Young Girl's Life and Death parent* Divorced, Myrtle Stanley Ijiveil In SoatU Dakota Convent. Father Found and Helped iier tint Could Not See llli Child
TRADE WITH MALTA NOW INCREASING Many American Goods Are on Sale There Consul Gronl Says the Gain I» lino to Establishment of Direct Line of Steamers From Xevr York, and the Prospect* Are That It Will Grow
WEARS MAN'S CLOTHES American Ciiri Hons Them In Japan and Stows Away on Indiana
RIPLEY TALKS ABOUT THE HAYS CONFERENCE f —___________________
CONCERT SINGER A CO-RESPONDENT One of Dulcie Sisters Causes | Family Troubles Sau Jose's Hotel Man, VI. L. Hlrseh. Gets Answer iu Divorce Salt—Wife Want* Property Divided and Business Transfer Set Asidel |
The Duke's Itankrnptcy
I'nion Pacific Wreck
Defaulter Snicldes
Philadelphia in Peru '
PURITY CLEARING HOUSE IN NEW YORK Vigilance Committee to Spot All Law Breakers Police. Saloons* Gambling; Houses and P<»ol Rooms Objects of First Raid—Fifth Avenue Watched but Soeiai Evil May Still Exist
Merchants at Dinner
Fii»l»eror'j» faenenlojgy
m<»ricn tin la ( nnnda
He lon (ion Id's Gift
: FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS i } yyv JTOR FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1001.
MorlKiigen
llonie«te«<la I
Attachment*
Marginal Satisfaction . i.-.i ... T~J f..» T> f. T. •
lliill ilInK I'trmili
SLTERIOR COURT New Actions
Judgment* _
SUPREME COURT Judgments
Jniitloe Court New Actions
I.V > J • Renewed Hope
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
J Closing; Stocks t T.- W VAOL' 1 «
Bond MM
Snn Francisco lllnlng Stacks <9 A KT T» 4 rr»ftsnrt n...u -t nM»(nl
Hunk. Clearings
Hrndstreet'a Trade Kevlew VPIV Vfll) T.-
-VI ill 1 Oi/V. I.omlnn Flnnnclnl Review
New York Exchange vnnrr 1 m... 11 I
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Dnlly Call Board Drilling! and Pploei of Farm nnd Dnlry Produce
Eastern LlTtitook Markets
Chicago Grain Trade
Grain and ProTlsions
The Cotton Market
Metal Market
British Grata Trade
New York Produce
Coast Shipping
THE LOCAL MARKETS Mir Pvo«aata
Pealtrr »s4 B||i
I RAILROAD NEWS f
MEMORIAL WILL BE HELD FOR QUEEN VICTORIA
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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