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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 159, 9 March 1901
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RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE IN . MANCHURIA SUSPICIOUS WORDS DISAGREE WITH DEEDS United States Government Has Uniformly Used an Open Method, but Fears for Diplomatic .Results—Germany's Hand fc.o* Angelea Herald's Exclusive News Service. Special From the New York Herald.
ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES
THE MORNING'S NEWI
DTAH PASSES ANOTHER PRO POLYGAMY MEASURE VIRTUALLY LETS DOWN ALL BARS The Bill May Be Vetoed by the Governor or. May Be Passed and Bring on Further Federal Enactments Like the Edmunds Law
LONDON ALARMED
CHICAGO MEN SEE SIGHT OF THEIR LIVES Cayuses and Steers Make Day's Sport Rampant Animals Juggled by Their Tails All of the Most I'mißent Excitement ICminiiiU Loonc on Arizona HaiiKen 1m Driven Into n Corral and Goaded to Do Itm Worst for the Benefit of VlditorM From the Effete Eait
AliKelniu* Abroad
/Wvvwwvvwwvwwvvw + MENHCE TO TRAVELERS 3
S6RIOUS WHSHOUT IN HRIZONH
CLARKE captures some EASY SAX DIEGO GAME MERCHANTS WEiRE SUSPICIOUS Scheme Was Beautiful as the (Irowtli of a Tree, Which Can be Seen but Not Understood. Advertiser Under Norn de Plume
SALT LAKE ROAD BILL RAILROADED Is Already in the Hands of Governor Gage Amtfiulily rm Irjsfin'y >leannre aari Will I'll <1 oil lit rill y Receive Executive Approval for ItiK'lit of Way 'I'lirtiiiuli Highland Anjluiii
lCnny for 1* 1111 iiixtix
Steuim-r Siife
! AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN Gillian Demand Made to the Administration Evlilenee of I »Iy Temper Among* the People nt Havana, Who Give Thtrj ty Day*' Time for Execution of the Ultimatum—Carrying* Cuban Flairs
I ROLL Of HOW!
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL APPOINTMENTS EOIv THE AMY California WillCominaiHl fiig'lit Over Thirty pplieaf ions Ave Already Entered fuller Armv Ileorgp.nltailon Riil the California C'oi»};restilor:tl I)clc;yn<!<»*» Will Have the nispoitnl of l;iu!it I'oNitions in Various (inules. he ittor IJiird Will Soon Start Went
NEW SENATOR FOR MONTANA Paris Gilison of Great Kails Finally Elected Horn In i'»r Hampshire anil 1111111 the First Mill in >1 i 1111 (Mipo-11*— i (li .faliicw •!. !l iTi liV Vonn il e«l (hi* City horc lit' .Now Liven
PRESIDENT'S ITINERARY Californians Assemble at Washington Ohio Delegation to Travel in Same Train ;)l»iliii:u)i>)ic<z Vnriy Dla« nt «!'<• Sliui'c-lutm Willi I nlteil Slute* Seiiit liil'M I'roltl llie r.icltlo ('nn*l--nrtullfi of Trlii >«< l'ubllo but Will A i*it l,im AuKcll'l
| COSTLY [OR dIfORI O — 6
GOOD RESULTS iritanization of Sen Ikitiiiicnti Proceeding It 1111J.11 >
TODAY EXTKA SESSION ENDS Waiting for Mitchell of Oregon Cuban Export JJuty on Tobacco Is Abolished Knconrnslnc? rinnicr* to Incrrtit Their Production of tlio Weed. Most of Which ComcN Co ilir I nltetf Milieu—Time lhtemleil for Ratifying French Reciprocity Treaty
Turkey'* I.onn
Porter AVUI M(ny
Frightful Deutli Itiil
■ Piles Cured Without the Knifa
BABE ESCAPE FBOM DEATH Thrilling Experience 011 a British Vessel The Ship County of Linlithgow Nearly Foundered . Crew of m Ship .lu»t Arrived nt AatUriu rroiu Kobe, Japan, Tolls of a Three Storm In Which tlio Ship W lis Nearly Lout, Captain nu«l First Oflieer lleiiijf Helpless
KAISER'S CONDITION Snj n He I.ookl im if lie Had Just Come From < lilna
linn on n Rank
CAPTURE OF INSURGENTS Squad Taken by Captain Duncan General Wheaton's Troops in Excellent Health Ulnappointinent Aiiioiik Manila Buiilnean Men In Widraprenil Over the Limitations of (lie Hiionprr Ainend■nent lo (he irmy Hill. OhJeellnK to Prohibition u( Timber t'uttlnw
Xeiiro Shot
Turk Defeated
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY SALARIES NOT TO BE DISTURBED MEMORIAL TO WHITE House Likely to Pass an Appropriation The Sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ■ Altt'a Bill <0 Appoint State Aicati (or Collecting California's War Claim* Against the Federal «overament Klllof—'i'lie fraudulent Transfer of Uoods Discussed
I SEVEN BILLS APPROVED i | BY GOVERNOR GAGE |
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# | HIE MEMORIAL FUND |
Tolstoi 111
■ SIX BILLS ARE VETOED e [ Governor Exercises His 1 Prerogative i •, r .——— Three Senate and Two Assembly Measures Senator Mncnter's Bill Relating to Pawnbrokers, Nutt's Irrigation District, Smith's and TtCo Assembly Bills on the Political Code Heat His Excellency's Disapproval
Over the Lonff Rond
Steamer Wrecked
SALARIES FOR THIS COUNTY Reduction- Is Practically Abandoned Building Contract Bill Passes the Senate- Saffrace to Women In Educational Matter* Hefnned In Spite of t*utter*» Belief In Their Intellectual and Moral Superiority Over Men. Elirht-Hour Day on Public Work
SANTA BARBARA HIGHWAY BILL
o Strings Attached
ATTACK ON THE GOVERNOR Belshaw Quivering With Passion f Contra Costa Statesman Makes Onslaught ItenoluiloM Rrirlnillnc Appointment of Cummittve to Biamlnr ' Into Condition mid Hinutarnt of State I'rlxon* Provoken Brl• linn , Who Think* It a Slap In Face
lliml>an<l'n Crime
John S. KltteH Demi
MeGovern MaU-lird
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WAR OFFICE PROPOSALS England's Plan for Army Reorganization Many Sweeping Reforms Are Contemplated Mr. Broiler ick. Secretary of War. Make* 11 Statement of <!>«' Plnnii of lite War Ofllre. Uh>ri» « onteniplate thr Ability to Send Abroad Three Army Corp*
| MOBBED BY PORTO UICANS ! American at San J nan Is in Danger Superintendent of Schools Is Innocent (Janse DinobeUirnt (ilrl'ii llros. Torn When llcprlttiniHleil—Tcllr Her >lothor She I* Kieked an«l linj*etl—llo>» I'nrnili* With I.(infer* Wlio Hmlcxe tlie I'rufexnor Til! Soldiers Fire
| LUMMIS TALKS ON EDUCATION I Address at the Stanford Commemoration Exercises Are in Honor of tlie I 'diversity's Founding Tile Kilifur of the I.And of Sumbinf I'olntM Out fiiimi1 of the 'I'entii of the ii Iti.' of mi I'lltion miil Pn> n a Uiirm Tribute to the Ponnderi ol' the Filuentlonnl ln»titiition
SENATOR KEARN'S* LIFE THREATENED Nebraska Merchant [s Accused of Blackmail KrueMt .J. Wolter, a Prominent ItnnineMH Man of Selmyler, Im rrente<l on n (Maris** of Attempting to Oil tn in Money From Ken rim
MUCH LIKEBEICHSRATH Hail! Hail! the Gang Is All Here The Slogans in the Delaware Election liovernor Will ot |»pulnT a Senator 11 nil flit* U.i'lnnHrc Lfftlilntorf All-Jourtin WlthtMit MnklnK a Selection. on Account of the O|»i»onitton of Knemlen of Principal Caiiilldate
LATEST DAZZLER OF I.OIE FULLER Will Startle Parisians With Her Storm Dance Her Latent Welril Production Will Hi** e km n Background iid Reproduction* of I he Scenery of the Colorado Canyon, Etc.
CHURCH CENSUS IS FINISHED Methodists and Catholics Lead the Van
PRESIDENT DIAZ BETTER Uanlrl S. Holmes of St. f.oai* Dies in ■ the I'lty of Meilro
Turkish t'neualnma
Popular Loan
Oreun DlnnMter
CENSUS RESULTS BY WHRDS
Karnes at Vessel
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OOLrFERS BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo* | LOCAL SPORTS]!
RUSHERS WIN THE | BASKETBALL GAME
KID PARKER AND 1 DAVE BARRY DRAW They Fight Ten Furious Rounds at Denver i It Was a Braining Hnitlc From start to Flnlah, Both Men Showing Severe I'anlahment, the Canadian Having Slightly the Bent of It I
WILLIAMS' HARD LUCK
Choynaki and Johnxiii
Sharkey and Maher Sigurd
Kogrora Housed
HARD DAY ON THE TANFORAN PUBLIC ', Only One Favorite Could Win Out All Flnlahea "We're Clone, and Kvrn the Loirr* Got n Rnn for Their Money, Kotwlthntandlng Hooka Will l'if It for ConilngrrtGona
CONGRESSMAN IN I EASTERN ASYLUM! Charles F. Sprajrue Is Now With Boutelle i i Muaxnehnaetta anil Maine Statesmen ' Confined in McLean Institution. Fornier'a Term Expired Monday and Actions Became Xotlcenlile * I
CROWDS COMING i TO CALIFORNIA – Arranging: to Settle Hundred Thousand Colonists Fifty-Three Cniioaili of IniiiilgrnntH l.eft the Uaiit on Thurndny Mulit fop Thin State—Florida >lau'» Uxl»erience—Fucilitnt in» Settlement
| CARNEGIE GIVES MORE LIBRARIES Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Distribution Uountlona Made to Davcniior'f, lowa, SpriiiKtlelil, Illinois. and Vancouver, llrltlNlt Columbia, With 1 auul I'roviaoen for Maintenance
Daninh WeNt Indiea
OPPORTUNITIES Homes That Pay for Themselves—A Littie Saving Secures One—lnvestigation Solicited Drive Out Sunday evrvd Visit the Property
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL, SERVICE CAN BE IMPROVED Transfers Trouble City Attorney Property Owners Encroach 011 Second Street Eiyvian Park, to lie Provided With a Grove of Pal ma—'Stairway at the llroadnay Tunnel • Will Hot De iiuiit-luiarunre on City Hall Expires—Minor Municipal Matters
ASK FOR DAMAGES FOR MANY INJURIES Pedro SepulvedA and Mr*, de Yhnrra Sue the I.ob Anaelen Hallway Company-Hun Into by far
HEALER MFST PAY HIS FINE Judge Smith Affirms Decision of Lower Court For Practicing Medicine Without a l.ieennc "Profeaßor'' W. Ilrockway Mtmt Pay Out Some of the Good Coin of the I nlted States
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER ESCAPES PROSECUTION Clarence IlenderMon HcturiiN to Los AngclcH and the Cli a rice of lOuibez/lenient In l!i«in i**cd
CORONER'S SON GOES TO JAIL Frank C. Holland Disobeys the Court Does Not Pay Alimony to Former Wife as Ordered Acknow ledge* That He Gave t p a Pomit ion lleeause He Did Not Like the Work With an liidertaker, and t onfease* Tliat He Gambled for a Living-—Father Pays for llelease
NEW SPECIFICATIONS/ FOR ASPHALT PAVING The Hoard of Public Work* Adopts Specification* Made by the City EnKineer
COURT BRIEFS
CONDUCTOR SAID TO BE INSANE "Bismarck" Is Taken Into Cns tody by Sheriff ' Han Hern on the <«raud and Downey Avenue I.ine for Fourteen Yenri. Mas Known by Kveryliody Along the Route-Jlatt Plenty of Money
| f ©LICE COURT § DAY BY DAY
LICENSE ORDINANCE FOR SPIRITUALISTS IS READY A Wichita Woman Who Ncedn to Ilru*li I p on amen mid Ortlioffrujiliy
WANT TO TRADE OFF ENGINE HOUSE SITE l*rop»Mltloii Made to tla«• City to Kx» clia Hill Street Engine llonse Site
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NEWS OF HE LOCAL CHURCHES THE JEWISH FESTIVALS '
NEW HOUSE OF WORSHIP
INDEPENDENT CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN
BISHOP GRAN JON CLOSES FRENCH MISSION SERVICES
Y. P. S. CI £>
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
METHODIST
Y. M. C. A.
Y. W. C. A.
SALVATION ARMY
I BISHOP HAMILTON HERE
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
MEMORIAL BAPTIST
A VISITING BISHOP
RELIGION AND SOCIETY '
MRS. FLEMING'S DEATH
BE TRUE TO ONE'S SELF HIS THEME Rabbi Heoht's Sermon at B'nai B'rith lip AdTOPatP* the LurliK Aaldp ot All Maaka aad Kalap <olora and Admonlabpa Hla Prayl« <o Bp Rpal and lo Avoid thaina
o DEATHS OF THE DAY ©
HARRISON VERY ILL Former rresldrat's Condition Most Alarmlngr
Perry's Flagship to Be Raised
MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS!
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AN ASTOUNDING CONDITION
A PERPLEXING QUESTION
STABLE RAILROAD RATES
FATE OF A WICKED PARTNER
THE PURE MILK ORDINANCE
A GOOD WEEK'S WORK
THE COAST LINE RAILWAY
SI3I IH iS/3J3fßJ3Ufi®si nUUW <S/tps of the !Pon |
EDITORIAL COMMENT
RULE OF THE MINORITY
Tfot of San Francisco
Can for?id's &?eaiest Tfeed
Current 9/ewspaper Verse
– Cveri/bodt/'s Column !
ON DEMAND
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
TRACED TO LOS ANGELES Abioondlnv Hank Clerk Supposed to Be lit Thin City
RAILWAY WRECK Rnarlneer anal Fireman Meet Death on Account of a Mlnunderßtaiidiniv
ROBBED BY MASKED THIEVES J. B. Davidson Is Stopped on Ninth Street HU Watch and Money Taken by Two Men Armed With Revolvers Who Came Upon Him by Surprise In Front of Dnnkelbergrer Healdence
SENATOR CLARK WINS COPPER WAR Alliance Witli Standard Oil Defeats Heinze Massachusetts Man Get* Ultimatum That Montana Property Would Be Taken for *2,000.000, Provided the Offer Was Aeccpteil Thii Week
i MUSIC f ♦oooooocoooooooooooooopoo# THROOP CONCERT A SUCCESS
ROW IN' KENTUCKY Two Clans Get Toother at the Craek of a Sliotffuii
2 PERSONAL NOTES % S 0
AT THE HOTELS
FEED CHILDTtStf On Properly Selected Food. It Fays Big Dividends
MARRIAGE
BIRTHS
DEATHS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF *
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (RIVERSIDE COUNTY) LAKGER FEES FOR FILING PAPERS Corona Oil Company First to Come Under New Law Incorporation Paper* of Enperansa Oil C'umpan)- Are In the Tiuniln of the Comity Clerk for Flllnv* hlch Will Coat if:Ml Instead of tit
* LOS ANGELES COITD SANTA MONICA NOTES Considerable Damage N ( mined l»y a lluiiiiuny Home
(SAX BJCHN VUDINO COCRTY) RAILROAD MEN TO VISIT REDLANDS President Hays and His Party Are to Arrive The Party Include*. I)eftide» Mr. Hay*, General Manger Krnttnehnltt nnil Vice President StnlibH, on the Way to San Francisco Front Xew York
fSAN DIECiO COl TY) CORONADO BEACH Itesiilciiccn to Kf riiilll by Kn.tern Cn pltallMtM
s, (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) | DUNKARD COLLEGE' ■ MAY CLOSE DOWN u j .. Institution at Lordsburg in tj Financial Distress i President lloover Has Tendered His Resignation, Which Has Been Ac-11 cepted—The Xnniber of Pupils Has ' ! Dwindled Down to Ten—Notes
ISA* DIF.fiO COL'XTY) ESCONDIDO BREVITIES Kni'lal t.lven li> the l.ncnl OriVr off Korea tern
<S DIEGO roI'XTT) IMPROVEMENTS BY SUNSET COMPANY _________ Bettor Telephone System for San Diego { Will of Tliomn* Potter, Who Recently Died In San Dieuo, h to Re C ontented by a Stepann—Ron«!n Lending: to Desert to He Repaired
COL'XTY) OLINDA NOTES L'nuanully Larffe Rattlesnake Killed by n Renldent
(SAW HRRX iniMNO COI.'KTY) COLTON NOTES Ml us Ednn Paul Injnrci] While Hiding Her llicyclc
(SAItTA BA It IM HA COUNTY) CAUSE OF JOY AT SANTA BARBARA Bakersfleld Road Bill of Much Local Interest An Informal Jubilee Will Probably lie Held at the Chamber Commerce Soon to Celebrate PuKunaro of the Meausre—Chlldren lit
BILL TO DIVIDE YAVAPAI COUNTY Now Before the Committee on Altairs Should the McaNare I'nnn It Will I'rohably lie Followed by n Slml-Inr KfTort to Cut Off I'lintern I'art of Graham County^
NEW OCCUPATION OF HIGHWAYMAN Billy Stiles Goes in Pursuit of Cattle Thieves Mncr UalnluK Hl* Liberty Stllra Una showu a Dlapoaltlon to lie a Laiv AblilliiK C'itiafn, and Maya He Will Moon (io ou a I'roaiiectlnfg Trlt»
ESCAPE FROM THE COCONINO JAIL Murderer Ford Saws Through the Bars
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NEWS OF PASADENA
RAPID TRANSIT FOR SLEEPY LONDON American Syndicate Arranges to Build It One Underground Road to Bp From Elephant nnd faille to I'addlnirton Stnt lon and Another From Bank of KiiH'land to St. (ieorge'i C'lrcua
HOUSE CLEANING England's Helicii of Pink Tea* Demand! Mew Scenery
Will Be Delay
Tin Can Trn*t
Denial Made
IRISHMEN AUK VERY INDIGNANT Express Opinions on liccent Free for All Home of C'omiiionN Hum Phynicnl Force for Km llmnlm—Redmond Doom Not Want u IViiul l*ro» tnluii to Intervene AvalnMt Heeuurrenee
DOUGLAS TILDEN INSANE
Trial Denied
Candidate for Stake
Heavy Fnalllade
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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THE HERALD
I HERALD LINER STATIONS §
LODGE DIRECTORY
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MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR SEN ATOR WHITE 1 Ramona Parlor Honors Its Late Member i I I Former C'uiura«leM In Appropriate Addressed Tell »f His Many Virtues nnd of the Lessons to Be Learned From His Life
Time la Money
OF SOCIAL INTEREST 1 I
1 – WOIEfS CLUBS -11
THE CAMERA AND THE NEWSPAPER Will K. Chaiiln AddreHfß Clie Canu»ra Club— I'liolontrniihy in Mechanical Proceaaea "
An Explanation
Mexico City Seen Snow
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
I MANY STREETS ARE TO BE IMPROVED Street Superintendent Call* for Bid* Improving; n Number at Thorough fores
Holland's Attraction Is Skatlnic
Chunc of (lie Feud
They Came
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES THE STOCK EXCHANGE Rescued by Stockholders, lleed Keniains Firm Heavy Sfllln* nf Sixty t cnln—Mlnlna Stock Selling:—Light Trading In Other Stock*—t'oinldepihli'* Hu»l liens Done nt Ye»terdny'» Sf»«lon»
BEAUMONT LAKE BURNED
FULLERTON FIELD
BUSY SANTA BARBARA Several Companies Prospecting: for Oil Thrnnffh the C'onnty
» « »■■ : n WHAT OIL- MEN ARE DOING v
§ MINING s 0 0 BEAR ATTACK ON PORTLAND MINE Property Depreciates Over Three Million in a Month It In Stated on t>no«l Authority That tlie Mine In in (iood Condition n» Ever and That Decline la Hue Entirely to Manipulation
LISTED MINING STOCK fifteen of rl*o»n Copper Company Stock >o*v <in Sitle
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
Notice to Travelers
KLONDIKE ECHO Disappointed Stockholders Seek Redress in Courts
A DANGEROUS LAW
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS FEW INDUSTRIALS SHOWED ACTIVITY Sugar and Copper Features in Stoek Market •*rge Bu>-liik Checked Downward Tendency and Caused Ueneral Hereveries Especially In Hallroada. Tractions and Gas—Sonds Active
STOCK QUOTATIONS
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW Slrcngtk of Railroads the Feature of tlie Week's Market
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS
THE BOND MARKET
BANK CLEARINGS Increase of 37 Per Cent In tT. 9. Compared With a Year Ago
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
LOS ANGELES BANKS Increase in Loam, Gold Coin, Speele anil Deposits
STOCKS IN LONDON Africans und Americans Active and fttronir at the Close
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
RAISIN ASSOCIATION Discussion of Annnal Reorga Nation Is Now On
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
ARE WE PROGRESSING What Will the Chamber of Commerce Do Abont This?
THE METAL MARKET Tin Weaker bat Closed Steady—Other Metal* Unehauared
COTTON MARKET Advanced Ten to Fifteen Points and Closed Steady
DISTRIBUTIVE TRADE ACTIVE Leading: Industries Employed i:i Spring Business Remrnirr Billet* Advance ip.l at Pll and Platen Sell nt Above tlie Scale—liicreane In Bu*Tne**—The Failures for the Week
GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS llear Haiti oa Wheat With Rally at the Close—Cora aa«l Data Strong'
LIVESTOCK MARKETS Cattle, Holt" uiml Sliecp Sternly to StronK Everywhere
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS 1 ft , May Pork and Lard Advanced and Clc»sed Hltflier
SAN FRANCISCO VEGETABLES lSeuns Unlet. Potatoes Weak, Onions Steady, Green Pen* Eaiy
DAIRY PRODUCTS Untter, Cheese and Still Doll In Cliicaffo
POULTRY MARKET
THE LOCAL MARKETS
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