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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 147, 25 February 1901
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THOUGHT HER HUSBAND DID NOT LOVE HER Wealthy Seattle Woman Commits Suicide Stands Before :i Mirror and Shoots Hersclr Mm. lioniie Drjfoot, Wife of n Uleli Ktmbnud. Iloeomea Temysirnrlljlimn 110 Ovfr the Idea Thnl Her Haabanri'« l«ove Had (Srnwn.Cold and Gudi Her Life
WORK OF INCENDIARIES
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SANTA MONICA BOY SHOOTS STEPFATHER i Kills Him to Protect His Mother From Abuse Kdward Thomas, an Old Soldier, Vl*- Itn the Home of Hli Wife in an Ini toileated Condition and I« Shot by [ Harry Hotchkins, Her Son
Colonel Robert Pollock
WRECKED 810 LOCATED IN DEEP WATER Life Savers Find Her in Thirty Fathoms Attempt to Be Mide Today to Recover Bodies Thnnminiln of Sifthtficcrn Go to Look mt Pliiehl Wnteri Wliore Victim* Are-WrrckiiKP C'oiue* to Surface Bnt Dinanter Given no Otliei* Kiun. Fool Joker Trie* a t'rael Hoiu
TO MEET CREDITORS tirnnt (illlettr, Ivaimmi Cattle Kins, ComliiK from Mexico
WOMAN KILLS SIX CHILDREN WHILE INSANE Crazed by Poverty Threw Them Into a Well Holds Them Under the Water Until Ail Are Dead She Remain* All TV Ik tat in the Well With the Bodied of Her Murdered Children and In Finally Re«cae4 hy the City Marthal With the Aid of Seiffhbori
COffl KEULUD
DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL WASHINGTON LEGISLATION Eventful Congress in j Many Respects Government Attitude Toward Our Islands I,au for Porto It loan Administration. Complete Territorial Government for Hawaii—Philippine Status Indoflnlte—Reorganisation of Ariuy. Xew Flnaneinl Laws Knacted
PETTIGRFW MAY RETURN TO SENATE Will Not Retire to Private Life nt Present Dpfrntril I.nut lull TlironKli Spnntor llaiinnN He 11.1 |i<*. to Prevent tile He-rleellon of !yle ntnl ISeeonie lIIm SaeeeK.or
West Point's Ilnttery
«SPARE THE BIG TREES" SAYS WASHINGTON POST
APPROACHING TWO BILLIONS Congress Appropriates ' 11,457,269,457 Large Sums Voted During the Two Sessions CongrNi Established taolri Standard I.aw, Ratnbllnlird Permanent Reserve, Provided for Iledeemlnjt of Interest Hearing; Bonds. Herniated Rational l!anks and Circulation
It eel i> roe Itjr Treaties
To Ilcinuin nt Samoa
Clilef of Artillery
! WEEK'S WORK IN CONGRESS Conference .Reports to Occupy Time Lawmakers May Sit at Night and on Sunday Some Kern Content* In Slalit Over the Appropriation BUl*—Time Has (•one by for Pa»ln( New Mensnreß-9n«penilon I)nya Compel Yotlnv on Home Proposition*
HOI SK CONFERENCES Appropriation Conlr«ts With the Senate and No New Hi lln
PAYNE OR DICK NATIONAL CHAIRMAN Who Will Be Next Republican Cambaign Manager? Four PouhllilHllpb Nomrd not Malt (Jiiuj anil Perry Ileath Xot t'on-Hltlered A vulluhle Timber—l'renent Manning Between Weatrrnera
Conferencea on Cnli*
TO PREVENT THE GRIP
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SCATTEBING BOER FOBCES Dewet Elees With a Few of His Followers Heavy Losses Inflicted Upon the Burghirs General French Sweeps Conn try aad Boers Hetrent In Disorganised Parties—Plenty of Horses, Cattle aad Sheep Captnred—Dewct's Attempt to Invade Cape Colony Falls
Dewet Flees in a Boat
More Bubonic Plague
Boers Routed und Fled
Death of Mayor Howard
Mast Shift for Themselves
COMMITS SUICIDE Taaaianlan Takes Cyanide oft Potaa■lam at Port Towaaend
Admiral Hlchborn Retires
MURDER,IN UTAH Captain Oliver Dolion'a Body Found la His Cabin
t'sed Poison for Baking; Powder
SEVERE MALADY OF EMPRESS FREDERICK Not in Immediate Danger, but Disease Serious Unless It Can lie Cheeked the End Is a Mere Mntter of Weeks or Three Months nt the Most—She Took n Half Hoar's Sleigh Ride Yesterday
Takes a Sleigh Ride
PROSPECTS FOR PITCHED BATTLE Reports From the Venezuelan Asphalt Dispute Wariier-Qulnlan Company la Said to He Preparing to Take Possession of the Disputed Claim by Force and Opponents Are Fortifying
Fonnal In Lake Merrltt
WIDE FIELD IS INVOLVED j • Discussion Russian Sugar Question Concealed Export Premium to Trust-Made Goods Western 10 u rope Held Responsible I'op Theory Which I'reNaireN Increase of Unties on All Articles 13nterlnft Lamely Into World's Commerce That Are Competitive
lillxxnrd in Ru**fa
Trouble* of Spain
DUtre** In Italy
EDITOR GILL HAS BEEN INDICTED Mate Uses Iron Bar on Head of a Sailor Only Federal Court WStli Marine •furi*dlct!on Curt Try Cane So He ftoe* Free—Native* Waut Hawaiian Lanffnage Taught in the School*
ACCIDENT TO MASONS Party I'pnet anil Injured When Returning from Fnneral
SAMOANS CELEBRATE Spent l«ota of Money and Had Good Time on Kniner*M llirthday
CARRIE TIRES OF JAIL 0 Write* to Jmlffe flaxen and Demand* Her Heleane
SUICIDE AND STRANGULATION Unimportant Point to the Chinese Executions Planned for Today Are Postponed 31 ill inter* of Power* Donire to See Oriental* l)o ot R*cn|ie or Dodsre Their ruiii*liiueut—• Prince Climiii Will Noon Start for (iermniiy-Walder*ee Expedition Abandoned
An«trlu*n Clerical Troubles
Prince Karl a Suicide
Spain'* Cabinet to Realign
COSTA RICAN TROUBLE llolugcc Attempts to Stir l|> Strife In Mearasua
"NIGGER JIM" COMES FROM CLEAR CREEK Rich Strike Reported Fifteen Miles From Dawson Cfcanrtx Fonnil ANNariiig; Eighty-Four Dollnrn l*er Ton—Xarvoir lumcui>cn Recorded—lndian Boy Re«iciied Who Wan Knnlaved for Life
CAPTURE WSURGENTS
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CONSIDERING • CONSTITUTION f Extra Session Depends on Cuban Affairs I – i j Not Necessary If Congress Can Agree I i The Question n* to Y* hether Con*rc»* Can Deride on Dcclarntloon of Our I"uture Helatloiih Witli t'ulm Hrstn Now I'pon ii Few i.i'inllnß Democrats of the Senate Club
INTERNATIONAL BANK For lionclit of !Iportcrs lOriKimctl in r«reißii Tniilc
INTERSTATE^COURSING I'nlo CilrrieK Oil' Miulie*t Honors from Crilok [louiiilh
DISABLED SHIP REACHES SAN DIEGO
DANGER OF FLOOD HAS PASSED AVVAy, i (
ARRANGEMENT OF THE "HOG COMBINE''
PHOEBE HEARST'S GIFT
STEEL TRUST | COMBINATION Capitalization Stated at $1,100,000,000 i — j Fight Companies Are Merged Into One Concern ArrnnKcinrnh f'nmpletert Yenterilay and tlioritatlve Annwiincement to He Made Today hy J. Plerpont >lorunu~Stoekn Advnnee in Speeiilation at aldorf-Awtoriu
STEPS INTO RIVER
• APPOINTIVE | NOT ELECTIVE CLERK OF COURT f
WOMAN ASSAULTED BY UNKNOWN MAN Sensational Sforv Told by Airs, Emma Bui ke £ays Sho AVnn Knocked Down nt Corner of Temple Street nml Hroarinuj l»> a >l»!i Who I'sckimml, I*ii( Ih Apparently CouccaUntf tlie Factn
Self at in! * fie** tlie San
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SAN DIEGO REVERSES SATURDAY'S RESULT Dummy Taylor Has Pomes at Hh Mercy-—Sam Bernardiino Defeats Levys
GOLF
LOCAL BOXING
♦ » AMONG THE RIFLEMEN
WITH THE BOWLERS
CYCLING AT FRESNO
THREE OF E E POTTER'S STABLE—WINNERS AT FRIDAY'S RACE MEETING
NELSON BEATS COOPER AND MAKES NEW WORLD'S RECORD FOR ONE MILE
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
MR. BRYAN'S MISSION
LOVE AND LUCRE
MR. MDRTON'S TIMELY QUESTION
EXPORTS OF LOS ANGELES
ROOSEVELT WAS TO BLAME
JUSISMaiSBIEISISISSISiraSIBOJIUErEISSraiSIIOT I Stips of iho !Pen 1 tfcllir BJSISI3 ictfi? MSTiI
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
A FAIR PAPER
What 7)oes jCosJingeles 7feed77fost
{Presidents and 2/Sce-^Presidents
I Cuorybody's Column
Chrlatlnn Molenre Avaln
Women to the llramr
A SuifficHtlnn
Answers In Brief
SLANG A MENACE TO LANGUAGE
MARY HAD TWO OF THESE
the qgrs news
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
SOME STRANGE THEORIES ADVANCED BY A LECTURER
A CLEAI, CLEVER C©iEBY "Brother John" Produced for the First Time in This Gty by the Frawleys—Members of the Company Avail Themselves of Unusual Opportunities
RANSOME HOME WOMEN ARE AFTER IMPOSTERS
ALEX WILSON WORSTED IN A SALOON ROW Drunken Helinvlor of Alex Wilnon Subject* lllm to Severe Trent- j inent from an Irute Maa
AN ARMY OF TRUE PATRIOTS General Booth Classes Volunteers as Heroes He Tells of Their Work Among the Lowly Leader of the Volnnteern of America Deliver* Two Able DlaeourMCN Hefore LarKe Audiences—Tlie (iroutli of the Movement ami the ItCMultM AccompllMlied by the Army
<liu in j»loiimli 11* of Vukon
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SCENE OF THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO, TAKEN FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER SHORTLY AFTER THE VESSEL WENT DOWN
DEPOSITS OF GOLD GIVEN TO ENGLAND In Surrendered Alaskan Territory Now British Columbia's Under Modus Vivendi Rich Discovery of Coarse Gold nt n Depth of Four Feet Hon Washed Five Dollars to Ton—Auriferous Creeks Flow Into Porcupine Itlver WJiirli Empties Into Cliilkat Inlet
A BUSINESS MAN ROBBtD BY SHARPERS ltiiiico Sharps Skin liim of $3000 in a Little tannic of Three Card Monte
FIGHT TO ELECT OREGON SENATOR .Wattoon's Vote Finally Breaks the Deadlock j After Mntiy Tlnllot* Mltchcl! nntl Corhett Had Thirty-five C.arh When tlie DoukKinm County Man Yielded mid Voted for Mitchell
REPORT jS OT AUTHORIZED ■ ■ President Jordan Replies to Economists Finding on Ross Dismissal Represents Minority He Says Professor Ross Was Removed from Hi* Position lleeause , the I'ulveralt} Authorities .Indeed lliui to lie ot thw Proper Man for the Place—They Alone Responsible
ANDERSON'S NEW STAR OBSERVED Report Is Received From the Lick Observatory Director Campbell Suj« the Star Wim Fnnlly Found In Full Sniillftht Willi n Ttvclve-lnch Telescope nnd Wn» Than in pel In.
NEWSPAPER MEN ARE COMMENDED Kansas and Missouri Negroes Applaud Them Appreciate ronitnrntfl of the Recent Lynching at Leavenworth and MemherN of Twin City IliiNlnen* Men'* Ammo<*iiition I'iinn Henolntlons
AT THE HOTELS
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NEWS OF PASADENA
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC BECORDS
A2tachiaieiit.«i
MlMcellnneoua
Notice of Completion
Contractu
Murginal SnlUfnetlnn
SUPERIOR COURT New Action*
JUSTICE COURT Kew Action*
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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DANGEROUS NEGRESS GOES TO FRESNO Wats ArrmtPtl In Thin City m*Kuiacd In Men** Clothing; After •lunipiujr Her Ho ml
Kettles Had His Pocket Picked
Black and White
MONGOLIANS MAKE MERRY Chinese Quarters Scene of Great Gayety The Celestials Gather Around Their Festal Board Prroteehalcal Display and the liiul Din and Noise Add tp the rlranure* That Chinese Derive front One of Manr Strlklas'ly Novel New Year Kntertalamente
NEW MILK ORDINANCE GOES TO COUNCIL TODAY Pennltlcii Prnrriliril Sanf ■■ Vnder Prrarnt I.htva—rw Measure Will llrmed) Many Defect*
Now Is the Time to Bring Tour Friends From the East
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INDDSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE1
New York Exchange
Tremor)' Statement
Import* of Gold
Ban Franclaco Mining Stock*
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Oallr Call Board Dealings and Price* of Farm and Dalrjr Produce
Produce and Provision!
ISastern Livestock Markets
Chlcnßo Grain Market
The Cotton Market
Coast Shipping
Liverpool Grain Market
Metal Market
Grain at San Francisco
Cotton at Liverpool
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
• 0000000 00000 000000000000 • I RAILROAD NEWS f
% UNIVERSITY NOTES
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE NURSING SORE ARMS Dr. Powers Says He Has Vaccinated More Than Five Hundred Boys and Girls In Three Months
Notica to Trava'erj
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THE CITY" PULPITS
RT. RE V. BISHOP GRAN JON AT THE PLAZA MISSION
Dcilicnt ion of Arizona*** Capitol
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
DIED
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