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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 155, 5 March 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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IMPOSING INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT M'KINLEY Thousands Assemble to Hear Soldier Statesman Deliver Masterly Address
THE MORNING'S NEWS; – i
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS Admlniatered the Oatli of Office in the Preatnce of a Vnat Concuurae
Thousands Have Kidney Troubles and Dont Know It SWAMP-ROOT, THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY Its Marvelous Success in All Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid Troubles To Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Herald May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail
VICE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ADDRESS
INAUGURAL PARADE THE GREAT FEATURE For the Flrnt Time Quarter of a Century, President Hail no Succeiior
STATES REPRESENTED IN MILITARY REVIEW Governor Stone, of Pennsylvania, Marshaled This Fealnre of the Day's Display
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MEASURES PENDING IN LEGISLATURE WAEM WORDS ON WHITTIER Acts of Adina Mitchell Criticised Question of Keeping Boys and Girls Apart llr. Walter Mndley Said to Favor Sew School Because lA Hopes That Mrs. Mitchell Will Be Placed In Charge of It—Senator Simpson oa Spanking—Caldwell in Defense
Wreclc Off Alfrrla
Goes to PrlHon
OSBOBNE'S JOB WANTED Andy Bell Would Like to Be Ma glial Nineteen Senators Sign the Venturan's Petition Salaries of Loa Angelei County Oflclala Dlaicniied—Sheriff, District Attorney, School Superintendent nn«l Public Administrator Reduced Four Hnadrcd Dollars
CLARK'S NEW COUNTY Dill In Arlsonn Legislature to Divide Yavapai
FIRST TRAINS THROUGH Completion of the New Morenel Southern Railroad
ASSEMBLY WBESTLING f- ____________ Repeated Debate Over a Dairy School Melick's Constitutional Convention Not Needed Appropriation for New Cottage at An»w« State Hospital Passed, Also Green'* Bill ApproprlatlnK Twenty Thousand for Buying Additional I.aud for gutter's Fort
o DEATHS OF THE DAY o 0 A ♦ 00000000000000000-f John R. Beecroft
SENATE GETS DOWN TO WOEK Shows How It Can Rush Legislation Whittier Refftrm Sehool Bill Is Discussed "Valuable Policy" Insurance Bill Paaaed After Aroualnsr Senator*. Sutter Fort Bill In Governor** ; Hands — General Appropriation Bill Head of Committee** File
Robbed and Beaten
Annets Nil
USED A PISTOL ON HER SON-IN-LAW Bakersftold Woman Resents Her Daughter's Marriage Manuel Ollverla'* Honeymoon Is Brought to a Strange Ending In a HftyaterlouM Way-Mother-ln-Law Will Give no Reason for Her Deed
CULMINATING EVENT I WAS INAUGURAL BALL Peualon OMre Auditorium Waa a Bower of Great Brilliancy and Beauty
Sacramento Observed
ESCHPED SNOWSLIDE (Special Dispatch to The Herald.)
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T CLOSING OF THE CONGRESS e Carter Kills River and Harbor Bill a, Dying Plaint From Defunct Pettijrrew • llouni* Ht'iir* Some Funny Stopjeii mil * liond >ltikpn In Kill Time "While ** flfnalnrN sl»«r|> Sonntlly mul ItefllMo to Make lltiornm—Tlinnk* to Senator Frye iimi the Speaker
THE EM) IX THE HOI Si: ivillIiik Time, CraeklnK Joke* and Tliaakiiitf the Speaker
FIVE KILLED IN MINE ACCIDENT Destruction Cmswl liv I'owdcr K ision ■Vwideiit Occurs in (he 1 nic<>lnlde Z, 1111' Mine eii r .)«»|» I ■ ti. l»i„ Tun Ned l>.v tin- IMsi'liurut' oflin I iK xiiloiii'it Shot iKllitiliK !lov of Poiviter
MAIL FROM CAPE NOME Thieves Continue to Ply Their Trade One Man Is Robbed of Over a Thousand Dollars Terrible Storm Which Swept the Alankan t'onat Iteaehed Teller City, the Vaven Kiihliliik Into the Inner llnrhor, Snlutierft Itiu Many Houses Situated on Low Land
ROBBERS HOLD ITPlTP RAILROAD AtrENT Arizona Man Relieved of His Day's Receipts Tuo Men Waylay 11. P. Hoyt at Globe, Arizona, Strike Him on the Head Willi a lltiek anil Deeaiiip Into the Foothilln With Ilia Money
ei-d lor the Hlpprr
Ills Kx|irrlrire
I nnt Ront Tried
PHOEBE HEARST'S LATEST DONATION [Women's Gymnasium for the State University* It Xa Said to He the Rest of Its Kind In the World nnd la Valued at f4S,oiX)—Kluood Mend Anaumea Ilia Dutlea nt the t'nlveraity
Itctrouppctioii
ill COMMISSION CIS 10 Ml
EDWAED'S TRIP IS POSTPONED Will Not Visit Hamburg Until Spring Anxiety Over the Health of Empress Frederick Mueh Fear In Felt Concerning the Condition of Duke of Cambridge Who War Much l'|»aet by Queen's Dentli and .May Not Hecover—Frederick Vllllera' Views on Boer War
MINISTER'S DAY IN LOS ANGELES Some Bright Men Address the Preachers Visiting Methodist Elder Tells the "Younw Men" How to Become Successful—Sunday In Modern Life Is Dlsscnsscd by Congreifatlonnlist*
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
A Quaint Wedding In Held
TROUBLE IS CHINA'S KING More Mandarins' Lives Are Demanded Smallpox Among the Fpreign Soldiers tiermnny r.ml lulled Stale. Aire* That < liliiu Should Make no Secret f'on rem* lon n to Pore Ift it Powers nn«l That -cicotiittloiiN Should Go on Through Treaties liy Powers
Tlipf'll Come Amin
Hl* View
lliiatllnK Nrrraaiiry
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KENILWORTH GETS THE BIG HANDICAP Only One Favorite Landed During the Day Ike Two Vrnr Old Brent Went to I.nd>- Bird, Nmde Ip. In an u»«r Flu lull In the Flint Tims •( i4»—Oakland Kvruta
THE BIGGEST PURSE Boralma Fitted Amilimt the Beat Flesh Under Saddle
•RYAN VS. WEST Bloody Battle at LonUvllle Won by-Ryan In the Seventeenth
| LOCAL §P«!§f ♦000000000 000000000000000^ GOLF ASSOCIATION
SMITH AND BELL PLAYING UP NORTH
TERRY M'GOVERN AND MANAGER SAM HARRIS
FEELING RUNS HIGH OVER SATURDAY'S MEET
NO MORE BASEBALL
UNIVERSITY ATHLETE RESENTS CRITICISM
CYCLE RACING SEASON IS NEARLY COMPLETED
TO INVESTIGATE SISTERS DEATH Charles McCarten Says She Was Ward's Wife He Claims to Have Evidence That Anna McCarten linn Already the Wife of Ward aud Killed Herself When He Married Another
STATE'S OUTPUT Homo Remarkable Statements of Mineral iliehes I , The ItniHlNlnirff Mine* Will Add (ippntly In the Production Thin Yenr—Record of the Work la Several Klelda of Ihe Ntnte
HOTEL MEN ABE ANGRY Say They Can Provide for All Comers False Reports Are Diverting the Tourist Trade Neither Reaion Nor Sense In tbt Storlep That Are llelnK Circulated hy Some Lou Anttelea Ne>v«paperft mid Their Only EJTeet In Harm* fill to the Hotel Men of the City
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FORMER MAYOR ROWAN AT THE POINT OF DEATH
PAY DAY FOR THE PENSIONERS A Busy Day in the Office of the County Clerk Old Men mid Women Enser to Receive Their Unnrterly Payment from the Government — Some Are Voluble, Some Quiet
MORE MONEY FOR WHITE MEMORIAL Liberal Contributions Made to Monument Fund Committee mt-s More Local Soliciting Commit teen—lt |„ Proponed to Receive MiliHrrlptloiiM in Any Sum from Five Cent* ly
CLOSING LECTURE UNIVERSITY COURSE Hon. John W. Foster Will Speak on American Diplomacy Next Saturday Evening
DUE TO LOVE FOR GLASSELL Coroner's Inquest on Miss Eddo's Death She Ended Her Life While Laboring Vnder the Intense Excitement Which Her Lover's Desertion Had Cnnsed Mer—Glnssell Not There
BEER WAS SOLD SAY THE POLICEMEN' EidtinK Tlmr at the Entertainment of the Sonn of Hermann, Hut the Waiter Gaily Skip* Out
Kfrhy Sueeeedn I'nrnonN
MINISTERS DECLARE WAR Saloons Must Not Open on Sundays Connter Petitions to Go to the Council Prominent Paifori Denounce Saloonkeepers' Attempt to Get Council to Grant Them Permission to Keep Open Snndny Afternoons—A Hard Fight In Prospect
FIRE COMMISSIONERS CHANGE DAY OF MEETING Duclc Hnntliitf Season Is Over and Commlmitonera Will Meet Wednesdays Instead of Mondays
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THE CHARGES ARE RESENTED Sympathizers Uphold Bethlehem Chnrch One Woman Says "God Bless the Workers" Pastor and People Rise to Defend the* Inatltutlonnl Work, the Neighborhood, the Poor and the Free ftntlin. Resident Soy* the Working People Promptly Pay Their DII 1»
DRAWS STIFF PARALLEL New York Preacher Dlapnaaea Kmmi and Metropolitan Forma of lce
CITIZENSHIP ON FALSE AFFIDAVITS Many Japs in .Vancouver to Lose Their Certificates About Thirty-live Hundred of Them Seeured Their I'nperM After flenldinft In the Country Three Month* Inatead of Three Yeara
He Lout Noflilnff
MAY BUILD A HOSPITAL City and County May Unite on a Deal Business Men Petition for Such an Institution i Board of Health Appoint* a Committee to Confer With Supervisor* on the Project—l'lnn* That HtfYe Deen SuKK'enteil forn Detention flonpltal to Be Bnllt by City nnd County
HADJI CHERIFF Who Attracted Much Attention 011 the Streets Yesterday
INVESTIGATING CLARKE'S RECORD Zeehandelaer's Letter About the Scheme ViOcnl Advertlnern Determined to fJet nt the True InwardneMs of the "Twentieth Century Callfornlan" to Be Printed by the Times
BCT MR. WILSON WAS NO CORPSE Thrilling Drama Did Not Materialize Hoax of an Exciting Nature Perpetrated An I'ndertaker, the Police and a Respectable Sooth llroariway ClothliiK Klrra Given Palpitation* of the Heart l»>* a Xnrnr'H Tale Over the Telephone
SUPPOSED TO BE VICTIM OF WRECK Body of a Man Is Washed Ashore at El Campo Condition of the Corpse Indtcaten Tlint the Man llnd Made Frantic KflortM to Hemove a Sweater Which lie Had 011 When I/Downed
An Earlier lilrd
BOYLE HEIGHTS AROUSED OVER HARMONIA CLUB Mass Meeting Planned to Devise Means to Exterminate the Obnoxious Organization
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OUR NEW ERA
THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS
CALIFORNIA'S COMMERCE
HARBOR BILL DEFEATED
A CHARACTERISTIC SPEECH
THE END OF CONGRESS
<S//ps of the ZPen | Es.'aiaiaEMa'aisajsiaisjiSfaiaiiSMaiaiaiaaia'iß
EDITORIAL COMMENT
IS YOUR MIND A RESERVOIR?
COLOR EFFECTS
What *DoesjCos Jtngeies Tfeed TJfost
Whipping for Criminals
MORE IN SORROW THAN ANGER
®Q@IMISISiBIBIBISI^IBEIiPJEJOJQMESISSIM very body's Column »
Th* Dand Was There
A Sensible Suggestion
Chinese Voters
Violin Vnrnlsh Wanted
Not Unconditionally
About Wheelmen
Area of Pennsylvania
Answer* In Brief
A LITTLE BEHIND
WHY LINCOLN WOULDN'T
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN To Move the I'ostodlce
Minstrelsy and Vaudeville jf/ field's "Group9 burnish a Seod Cvoning's fun—7/ew features at the o>pheum Jire Cnertatnmg and of Ttyerit—"Chimmie fadden's" Popularity at the SB ut bank
SAFE ROBBED IN A MYSTERIOUS MANNER
VISITORS COMING FROM WASHINGTON Letter From Congressman T. E. Burton Chairman of Rivera and Harbors Committee Tell* Secretary of Stoekton*« Chamber of Commerce Tliey Hope to Visit Coast In May
PERSONAL NOTES ?
Aogelenoa Abroad
MARRIAGE LICENSES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (RIVERSIDES COISiTY) RIVERSIDE'S EIRE SCARE Building in Heart of the City Burned Danger Averted by Firemen's Prompt Work Storehouse Owned by John A. Fl*ek and Filled With Hardware, la Bnrned With It* Contents, Causing a Lou of Several Thousand Hollars—Blaze Started by Incendiaries
tSAN IIRIIXAIiDI.NO COUNTY) SUGAR BEET CULTURE Is l)iscuss«*«l liy the Chi no Valley Farmers* flub
(I.OS ANGELES COt'VTYI ENTERTAINED AT BALDWIN'S RANCH Shriners Given a Good Time at Monrovia Indications Thnt Orange Packers Will Have Much Heller Shipments the Coming Week Thnn I.list, as Cars Are Mnch More Plentiful
<iu i:tisim: col vi v> Corona llrc*iti<»M
ton.«.GE COUXTY) INDICATIONS OF POISONING Sudden Death of Santa Ana Resident I T. J. Muliinix Passes Away Under Suspicions Conditions Taken Pon dem Sold Him by So-called Doctors" and Shortly- After In Seised toy Convnislons and Die*. Despite the Efforts of Physicians to Save His Life
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) BIG fish story FROM SAN DIEGO , ' ,| The Kodak Fiends Snap at Ohio 1 Man's Catch i One-tliiril of n Ton of Darraoaiin and i Sea IlfiMM in the Hani—A Hundred More EaKtern Excursionintft Reach , Pacific Coa»('R Hospitable Shore* 1
(ORASfiF, COUNTY) OLINDA NOTES Informal Dance nt Homo of Mrs. D. I). Vlrookn
ILOI AXGBLE9 COUNTY) TO RECONSIDER ORGANIZATION City Trustees of Santa Monica Change Their Minds Jadse John D. Works Presents an Opinion to Gleet That Board of Trustees Mast Orant Petition of Cltlsens for a New Election
SAN BERNARDINO SOCIETY EVENT Marriage of Miss Gladys Katz to Robert B. Parsons The Groom !■ Secretary of the Detroit Copper Company at Morenel, Arizona* and the Rrlde In the Danirhter j of the Late MArcm Kat*
iORANGB COUNTY) FREE FROM DEBT Annual Report of the PretbrterlM Church al Oringo
(OIIANGE COUNTY) Anaheim Notes
In the Grammar Class
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NEWS OF PASADENA
(SANTA BARBA RA COUNTY) ANNUAL SESSION OF GRAND JURY Very Little Business to Be Transacted
(SAN DIEtiO COUNTY) MADE CONSULAR AGENT
(SAN URHXAHDISO COUNTY) Colton Notes and Personals
I – WOMEN'S CLUBS –
Wednesday Morning; t'luh
Child's Study Circle
Friday Morning: Clnh
Monday Musical Club
Grand Purlin Mnsquerade
Club Notes
ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT W. S. Bryant Wants Damages for a Kandsburg Deal The Defendant, W. B. llrondTvell. Tells a Story Entirely Different from That of the Plaintiff—Claims llrcncli of Faith I
i3IJMS,SEISISJs!JiSMSISiaiSI3I@IMSMaEIMc!iaiB3j j IN SOCIETY j
Carnation Whist Club
Drill Corps Dance
Social Notes
BOARD OF HEALTH WANTS BETTER RESULTS Innpeetora In Employ of Department Will Be Required to Submit Detailed Statement!! of Work
MAY THROTTLE PARK SPEECHES Agitators May Be Told to Go and Hire Halls Petitions Galore Presented to City Connell Protesting; Attains! Public Speechmaklnß and Pleading; for Liberty In Central Parle
Bird Hnntlng an Indantry
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THE HERALD
HERALD LINER STATIONS
LODGE DIRECTORY
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• 000000000000000000 oo 0000 • I RAILROAD NEWS f
COURT BRIEFS Incorporation
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortgage*
Notice of Completion
Building Contractu
Marginal Sntlafnctlnn
Dnllillnf Permits
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
justice: court New Actions
WILL COST MORE TO INCORPORATE County Clerk Keeeivea a Copy of the New Un Requiring Heavy Fec» for the Secretory of State
I'ndelivered TeleKram,
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD Growing, Packing, Shipping and Marketing ot Products of the Soil
Bo«toii Cltrua Market <
Light Fruit Shipments
Pnolflc Coast Dried Fruits
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS t'rlcea Realised by California Horticultural Products
NEW LABOR QUARTERS ARE NOW OCCUPIED Commodious Meeting Hall* Have Have Been Secured on Spring; Street by Council of Labor
Riches i j
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES • • THE STOCK EXCHANGE Options Fall Through on Reed Crude Oil Co. Slump In Ihr Stork Follow* the AnnoanvcDicnt—Othfr Stocks Hfiniln Firm—Monday «n I'nu.uallj' Active Uhjt on C'btngt
DESERT FIELD TakiiiK 1» Many C'lniinn enr ItiiudnburK, in Xllnck'N Canyon
FULLERTON FIELD Drilling ii Well l-'iirther North 'I'linn > Producing Well
SENSATIONAL REPORTS OF SOME BIG DEALS California Standard, Giant and Kern River Companies Are All Affected—Signs of the Standard
BACK FROM MEXICO Oil Touri*t* Speak in IliKli I'rnini' of Tnmpico Section
Oil City Quotation*
Show Cases and Mirrors
Notice to Travelers
REFINING INDUSTRY Larjre Portion of California Oil Now Distilled •Mnrh lllnniliiat ina Oil Re In a Mhilp. Speculation Keanrdlna Asphalt Itefliitna-—lt In Pronounced a Very Profitable Induittry
FOR STEALING OIL Vlleired Thief IleiiiK Tried for a Xovel Ofleime
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING I Will Drill
Now Is the Time to Bring Your Friends From the East
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING j
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS FACTS BEHIN TO FIGURE IN TRADING * Decorum and Sobriety Evident on Wall Street Brokers Have Gone on Extended Vacation*—Activity In Gum Stuck* anil Coal Carrier*—Granitcm and Southwestern* ten Joyed Alvancc*
STOCK QUOTATIONS
BONDS
Boston Stocka and Bonds
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET UxdmnKe Steady and Call ltatea Are Firmer at About Two l»rr Cent
STOCKS IN LONDON Little Trading; Bnt Price* Firm on Kaiiier Money ltate*
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Selllns: «»f Lard by Outnlde Interest* the Feature at Chlcafto
DAIRY PRODUCTS
SAN FRANCISCO VEGETABLES Uuotatlons for Choice Varieties In the Chief Coast Market
GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Mat Few Operation* In Chicago Pit With Little Trailing
LIVESTOCK MARKETS Cattle, Hour* and Sheep Arc AH Active Strong and Higher
THE METAL MARKETS Sharp Decline In Pl* Tin nnd Iron Markets Unsettled
COTTON MARKET Sharp Fluctuations With an Excited Selllnv Movement
POULTRY MARKET San Franclico Quotations for All *Kln<ls of Ponltry
PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING
WOOL MARKET
THE LOCAL MARKETS
POLICE COURT
S ** MINING I 0 0 •oooooooooowoooooooooooo* NAVAJO RESERVATION ArrHI«nmu Made Wilk Ibr Imllana ftir Mluv lln rlnpinnic
San Francltro Mining; Stack*
PASSENGER'S LUNCH WAS THROWN OVERBOARD
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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PURE MILK IS ASSURED Council Passes the New Milk Ordinance Board of Health Makes Provision to Enforce the Law OH Cftniei Trouble in Fifth Ward. Cttlaena Ask Thnt Plnsrne Spo« Be Abated—Shoe Dealer* May Clean R«va In the Street*—Other Bn*laeii Dlapoaed of by City Council
FIESTA PRIZES ARE CHOSEN Floral Committee Held a Session Yesterday Tho«f Who Prefer May Have Ltitliik Cup* Instead of Cash Reward**. Banner* and Money to Be Given for the Dent Turnout*
Ilujnd Concerto
.Not let Uualified
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
DIED
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