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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 164, 14 March 1901
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CORSICA!) A BUBNS MAN AS EXAMPLE Full Confession Made by the Victim Suffered the Torture Without a Single Cry o«v»ni«r Saycra of Texan Takes Up Ike Matter and Will t£re«a l<eßUla< tlon Looklav to a Stoppage of Hack Awful Happralavi, or Pan* iakment for the Perpetrator*
THE MORNING'S NEWt
GENERAL HARRISON EXPIRES SURROUNDED BY HIS FRIENDS Gallant Old Soldier Made a Strong Fight Against Death, but Neither Medical Skill Nor Tender Care Could Avert the End
FIGHT OVER 1 A BILLION IN OIL LAND Department Is Hearing Arguments Linkenbach Succeeds in His Attempt to Interest Jndire Van Devanter Showi an Inter* eat In the Technicalities Pertaini Ini; to the Development of Oil I.ands, hut Restricts the ArffU* ments to a Very Short Time
ANDREW CARNEGIE MAKES A MAGNIFICENT DONATION FIVE MILLIONS FOR CHARITY In Letters to City of Pittsburg the Steel King Offers a Trust of the Wants of the Poor and Needy Who Have Helped Him Amass His Colossal Fortune
CANNOT STAND CANADIAN LAWS Doukhobor Immigrants Will Leave That Country Tin* Peculiar Itcliuiou* JleliefM of I In* Hunhluii Umilici'N re in « onlli«>( With Canadian l<aum in Ki'Kiiril in I nof! Owaernlil|» aiul Marriiigc
! 11 It ST ARRIVAL I ROM OOXALASKA Schooner I. I!. Ward Brings Ne> from Dutch Harbor During I lie Summer Vcmncl ('ruined 111 011 u Hie I 4'III ia II I sin n tin in Seureli of (iuiil anil I'nuiul (iomi I'roNiM'ctN, Leu* I iih I'art of Crew
MACHINISTS' DEMAND I'reparinir to Mnko Formal Requisition for mi Kltflit-Hoar Day
s COMMISSIONER RESIGNS f o X 0 91
CALLOUSNESS OF STEAMER CAPTAINS Refuse to Hive Aid to Vessel in Distress ill pin in CortgU'BP of the Dlsiilileil I)iitell Stenmer l.n Flandre Tells or liiliuinfinity of t'mituliiM Whom lie Appealed in Vain for id
UNEASINESS GENERAL I'lTHidcnt There I* o tnifse for iety liul There Is u Doubt
– 4»» Whiten Dixwat i*fl«'d
I.ouiiiiw Sue-
<on % let (.ot ( a>
A'um a Falti'
TO PRKVKVr PFI tIOXIA IMXJKVP
KLONDIKER IN LONDON John J. Healey the Guest of Englishmen Another Trading Company May He Organized The "liitiK «f tlie Klondike" Asserts Thnt In the enr future Mrltlsli Interents In lu>lni Will He ou a Better Hiisiness root I ii* Tlian They lime Kver lleen—l'rospeets Oood
tiers there now nave come to siaj. IN ERROR Court Will II ii ii k I 1» the l.li|iilf> Inn of n Ilia Capital StocL.
MINE WORKERS CONFAB Itoutlne lliisiinews Winds I p In an Executive Session
OARSMEN CARPETED Several Wielder* of Scull* Must Explain Sunn* Tiling*
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION Tl'rep >l«*n Are Killed on (lie Lolilsh ll ll«'j Itoml
PRISON MADE llulf of iiicrlcil'a Metropolis* Work ill ll<> l)»no li> Convict*
SAN DIEGO MURDER Mcsli'ttiia Plvht tu Drunken Quarrel nml One la Killed
win lecuver. Morr I Hlmaluiii*
CRUELTY TO YOUNG GIRL | Adopted Child Is Beaton Almost to Keatli John Arlington ami Wife of Seattle Are Arreated on A < l»i»r«e of t'rl initial Assault, for C ruelty to « I'ifteeu-Veur-Olil Orplum tilrl
fOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ 0 DEATHS OF THE DAY * o o ♦ooooooooooooooooo*
STARVING Denver Sietrn Itcfunci imio«l Olt'rrrd llim l>y 111* Jntlera
Visiting Hnn Ulcito
.Johnson Wu lite,l
—► Htll'jclHrM Sentence,:
CRAWLS A MILE IN GREAT AGONY Boy's Legs Cut Oft' by Canadian Pacific Train Witll His Feet Maairllafr l»y Shred* of Skin a Tcn-Year-Oltl Boy Crawls Aloair the "Railroad Track I ntll He Henclien a Statloa
Kunrland'* Munition*
Clergy Makes Trouble
Balldlns Sikntrlau
Pensions <4 ranted /O — — ~I 1 1M...1.L A — T«U . %
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NO REDUCTION IN SALARIES BUSY DAY IN LEGISLATURE Important Measures Are Disposed Of The General Appropriation Bill Passes the Senate R»tirnrd to the House, Where Senate Amendment* Are Concurred In. And the Bill Is Sent to the Governor* Who, It la Believed Will Sinn It—Primary Election Bill l'naaea
Bine and Gold Kditor
NO CHANGES IN SALARIES Same Pay for Los Angeles 1 1 County Officials Animated Debate in Assembly Over the Subject While the Pay of Head* off Depart* luenta Remain* Unchanged, There Will Be Nome Inrrrmr In the umher nnd Pay off Tlielr Deputies. The Bill Pannes Secoa* Read In it
BLIZZARD RAGING Hallroail Lines In Michigan Nearly All Tied l<p
Important Decision
Child Bnrned
•SANTA. BARBARANS ARE DISCOURAGED Prospects Are Bad for Their Highway Bill (■overnor'n Veto of Yosemlte Bill and Intimation That He Will Do the Same With Others Makes the Outlook Bad for BakersAeld Road
TAX LEVY BILL IS INTRODUCED Consummation of Economies of Governor Gage The Hate for the Fifty-Third Fiscal Year Plaeed nt 18.8 Cents and for the Flfty-Fonrth Fiscal Year al Only 411.2 Cents |
(■«ssci«er Wreck
Bngloe Trust
STAKE CLAIMS ON THE ICE Enterprising Scheme of Nome Miners Attempt to Hold Location; on Bering: Sea I.Mcnlurn Cut Through tlie Ice and Obtain Good Prospect* From the llottom, Whlcli They Intend Workin* In the Mummer by Mennn of llrediferN—Much Winter Work
TWO BAILROADS IN COMPETITION Both Want Route Through the Okanogan Mountains Canadian Pacific und Victoria, Vancouver and fianteru Arc Both Endeavoring to Set-are the Only Available Pais i •#
FATAL QUARREL OVER LANI) CLAIM John L. Morrison Is Hhot Near Stuart, Washington Killed l»> Daniel MeGann nn the Re- ' Knit of a Dlnpute Dftnorn Mettann and a Swede, Wltone Came Morrison Had Championed I
WILIrTRY EFFECT OF A WAR VESSEL Claims to Bp Pushed Against Turkey and Morocco Hear Admiral Ro(cra, With Crnlaer Sew York, Has Been Inatructed to Take Conml General Gunimere to Mahat or Salte, Thence on to Fez
Panama Conference
Soldiers Return
For PeiiHion Commissioner
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SALISBURY IS HOPEFUL Doubts the Decadence of British Commerce •Address Before Association ol ! Chambers of Commerce Believe* Pr«pnl nr*pon*7ent Ffflinv Is Omßllkrr to of Fertile Writer* for Copy Thnn to y Rent Foandatloii In Fact—AUvoratea I tllltarlniilim 1
Budget for roniliiir Vp«p
Co ill ml aHi on for llerreahoffn
l.enrrnl rml.fiee Deelit red
PERPLEXING THE POLICE Truth of Wallace Murder Still Obscure Conflicting Testimony Before Coroner's Jury V'lllltini Rohlnaoii States Pnaltlvel? That Hp Wan llehl I |» liy the Alleged Highway men. While I.oil In Dibble. otber Wltnena, 9«) i Kohtiiann'a Storj Ik All H runu
St«»iiiuerN nil ore
DIED SAVING THEIR TRUST Guard of a Bullion Train Attacked Yaille Says Agninaldo Is Better Uncaught Cieneral Otis Would Rather Have the Rebellion* Maneot Out In Urnah. < oiumlaalon OrKaniiing I'rovlpeea in fl»e lalanila—%|»oatolle Delegate Will Settle Some Chnreli %flT*tlr»
Taking the Oatli
Fnkir Arrrnted I
PRESIDENT DIAZ SAID TO BE FAST RECOVERING
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THIRTY TO ONE SHOT TAKES RACE Led All the Way and Won Bidden Ont Tk* Favorite Stood No Show—Tho Weather Wu Fine ud the Track Fast at Tanforan—Jockey Dullman Will Go Baat to Ride—Other Events
Oakland Knee* riAKT.AMn Mnrr-h IS—Spvoml lnnr
New Orleuu Races
Truck Change* Hands
Will Import Blcrelliti
Aftermath
SMITH AND BELL PLAY AT THECOUNTRY CLUB
CCURSJNG DRAWINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
BRAZIL IN FEAR OF REVOLUTION Government Forces Carefully Guarding Frontier The Death Is Reported From San Pablo of Count Plnhal, a Wealthy Planter and Leader of the llfon* „ archftal Element, at Montevideo
Carnegie's Colossal Income
Good Ship
Guard Encampment
Stadent Dies
BIG PARADE OF UNION MEN Council of Labor Decides to Give One All Previous Efforts Will Be Surpassed Following Up the Actlvltr Among; the Union Workers of the City, the Council Will Seek to Enlarge Its Present Quarters—'There Are Manjr Unions Organising
GRACE OIL STRIKE
French Strengthening
DEATH CLAIMS A PIONEER Final Summons Comes to Joseph Workman at a Ripe Age I Had Been a Resident of Loa Angeles County for More Thau Half a Century, and Lived to See the City Grow From Village to Metropolis
Venttrdtr'a Concert
PORTO RICANS IN FROM THE DESERT Five Hundred Laborers Sail for Hawaii Today The Railroad People Keep the Natives Staked Out on the Desert for Thirty-Six Houm to Avoid a Repetition of Recent Trouble
Rirnmue Sale
* 1 • Economic League Meeting?
An Informal Invite
Wisconsin Storm
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HAUL BELIEF FUND FOE FIREMEN V Committee Is Named to Start Pension System Funds to Moot Demands to Be Raised by Tax Levy Dill PaMril ity (lit* Lpiiislfllnrr Make* Fire Commissioners Tmoteei of the Fund—<ll > May Dnlld New Engine llouttr on Hill Street—Minor llailuem Disposed of l»y Fire Ilonrd
! COURT CONDEMNS FRIVOLOUS APPEAL Snprpme Justices of the State Dead Down n Decision In Which the Appellant In Fined
| POLICE (MET s : DAY BY DAY 1 . _ _ –
COURT BRIEFS
Major Snjder Out ain
STORY WITH DIFFERENT SIDES j Frank Velasco and Coroner's Deputy Disagree Atrnbel Belngr Sard for Damages for Alleged Drnvxlng of a Man to Force Him to Srrve on a Jury—The j i'aae Is Continued for Argamcnt j
SALOON MEN PREPARE FOR A HARD FIGHT l'etitlon* Galore Will De Presented to the Coancll for and Agalnit Saloon Keepers' Move
REFUSE TO SHOW THEIR PASS LISTS
MOTHER YEARNS TO SEE HER DAUGHTER ( C Mrs. A. K. Xelson Appeal* to the Court c and I* Ciranteil a Writ of Habeas Corpus
Claims Are IMlliik fp
I 1LJX.L iVIUIIUUJ. Dok Catcher nt Work
Vital SUifintieit
CLAIMS HE CARVED IN SELF-DEFENSE Mannel l.let n on Trlnl on a Clinrtce of Assaulting llnmon Chaves With a Deadly Weapon
R. A. BIRD MAY SEEK A CHANGE OF CLIMATE Slay Exohangc tlie Jail Qnarters for the Penitentiary, to Wlileh He Has Been Sentenced
Improvement!! Nt EaHllnke
Hedge Sciioollioiise
Romance a la Mode
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OPENINGS FOB NEW RECRUITS IN THE INCREASING ARM! No Restrictions Imposed as to Height or Age, but Fighting Qualities Desired Reward and Promotion Are Sure in The Herald's Array of Workers—No One Can Miss Them i i
Aid Speaking of Clothes
A Handsome Book Cnie
In Proportion to tlie Lint of Prizes
Walked Thirty Miles to Wed
CLUB OWNERS ATTACK POLICE Lew Simpson and Lane Are Heard Make Grave Accusations Against Officers Iloth Men Sny They Know Plenty to tlie Dlaodrantage of Some Member* of the Police Force, and Can Tell Some Faet« That Will Prove of C*reat Interest to the Public
Nivalis the Pied Piper A French Violinist at the Orphsum Who Has Created a Musical Sensation—Romantic History of Jules Armand
FOR SELLING WINE TO MINORS Humane Officer Will Cause the Arrest of A. Riemeyer While fader Influence of the Bererife One of the Limlm Shoot* a Companion In the Eye-Police Burdened With Complaints
PRESBYTERIANS STILL DOUBTFUL
DID PLUMBERS ARRANGE POOL Parkinson Thinks He Was Shadowed Bids of San Franciscans Are Strangely Uniform The Architect Think* That Local Plumbers Arranged ColliiHion lllilH, Letting In San Francisco E*- tabllMhineiit, for the Purpose of Corralling: the Contract I
PREPARING TO RECEIVE THEIR COMMANDER U. A. It. Pouts anil Auxiliaries Making ■ Elaborate Arrangements for an Entertainment TVin n A 13 c . n_ J
• • WHY 80 MANY FAIL The Reason So Many Catarrh Remedies Are Unsuccessful
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BENJAMIN HARRISON
THE RUSSIAN BUGBEAR
HATCHET FOR REVENUE ONLY
RAILWAY REMISSNESS
KEEP THE BALL ROLLING
EDUCATIONAL "CRAMMING"
COUNTY ADVERTISING TAX
S///>s of the Pen
TO RAISE THE MAINS
{Personal Siemintacenccs of SSenjamin Jfcarrison
Jn <svent of 'Diaz' Death
FISHING WITH SAWS
CRITICISM WITHHELD
CHRISTIAN STUOENTB
COULDN'T FOOL HIM
£ very body's Column
"The Doll's Hssie"
Care far lasaatals
Another Care
Religions Cesses
La Fleata Excursions
Flanee and Flaneaa
Answer* la Brief
A SUDDEN THING
THE CITY'S NEWS Ten Dollar* Reward
TODAY'S EVENTS
CATALINA BAND CONCERT
ALL AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MRS. CARTER AS ZAZA A Much Discussed Play Presented for First Tims Mere—Great Power of tie Emotional Actress Revealed in the Fourti Act
SCHOOL CENSUS MARSHAL ELECTED Board 'of Education Holds a Mild Session Willinm I.imllimv llrrrlvra the Cov-PlP(l l*onlltuil liy Heenrliilt H Totnl uf Seven Votes—Other Hontlne llunlm-as Truimurlril
♦00 o 00 o o 000000000000 000 oo# I PERSONAL NOTES $
San Francisco Arrival*
COFFEE SID IT And Postum Food Coffee Removed It
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TRANSACTS BUSINESS i
Friday >loruinu Clul»
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS } NEWS OF PASADENA!
(HI VERSIDK ( Ol NTY> CORONA'S NEW POSTOFFICE II ii iI(I i n K to He a Thoroughly Modern One
IL.O* A.«;KI,I> COIJKTV) SANTA MONICA NOTES IntcreMiiiK Proßrani nt the Coterie Club Meet in ft
Special Excursions by Water
New Industry
(HIVKHSIDE COUItTY) 'SUIT OVER IRON MINES SETTLED Long Litigation Is Avoided by Compromise The Controversy Won Over Title to I j About Thirty Clatnm In Eagle Mountain Hint rlet—Report* Say the Grain Crops Will Be Large
(S% HIOBVAKIIIVO COl'TY> COLTON LADIES MEET pieMtiuiiN l)i*eu«i*ed by the Current 10* euflat ( lull
(ORAXttE COI'STY) ORANGE NEWS
(OHASUB OOI'NTT) ! OLINDA ITEMS
(SAX HKHAHI)IO COIXTY) FEARS HE WILL BE LYNCHED San Bernardino Negro Is in Mortal Terror Altarkrd nn Old Mnn In the City Jail ximl In Ready to Plead Guilty to ' Almont Any Charge In Order to Be Removed Front the Ton-n».>otea
Spanish Ror/
> (SAX DIKGO COVSTT) ; WARM WEI/COME ' TO CHICAOOANS Commercial Club Entertained at Coronado Pr«».r.«1... for the « »r»« J ftonf of tl»* ('Ni-nrulf Library Nf*l Tnendiiy-Opfnlnf of thuSan > Dlryo County Fair Sacceaaful t
<M>S ANGELES COUNTY) MONROVIA NEWS
Winter Voyagee on Summer Seas
(SAS BKIINARIHKO COI'NTY) WATEK COMPANIES TO ISSUE BONDS Red In lids Corporations Plan Extensive Improvements Immenir Klectrlc Power to Be Traim- ' » mttted Krom Kern River to 1..0 a AngfleN—Thr Cnllfornln Company Completes It* Pinna for the riant ! !
i (SANTA BAKB.4KA COUNYY> | FUNERAL OF AN ATHLETE Mnny People Attend I.nut fllten Over Henry SeliUMter
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COUNCIL ENDS ITS SESSION Royal Arcanum Elects Officers Spirited Contest Over One Position tils Grand Coniiell of fhe Order 10ml* Its Proceeding* Willi a II a liquet At the Del Monte—Will (Jo to Mnntn Nonlen for mi Outlnit Today, the Useati of Robert .lour* %
ASSEMBLYMAN SAVAGE THE FIRST CONTRIBUTOR San I'edro nepresentallTe First State Official to Subscribe to the White Memorial Fund
Fell From n Car
St. l'ntrick'a Hay
CABBAGE ANI) CABBAGE HEADS How Such Vegetables Must Be Cooked A Fierce Discussion at Cooking School Wn>» and Means »f Dealing With Cabbage Mo That Yon Won't Hcrognl« Voar Old Frlt-nd When It Makes Its Appearance on the Tnlile lt<*a<J>- for lliiraaa I'oii»niiii»tlmt
COMMERCIAL CLUB LEFT FOR SAN DIEGO Giprrnrd Themaelvei h» Del lull ted With l.oi tncrlea nud Their Reception. Here
♦0000000 00000 000 OO 000000 O* | RAILROAD NEWS f ♦00000000000000000000000 oi
CIJRE» WEAK MEN FREE INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME FOR ALL
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FRATERNAL NEWS
A. 0. U. W; Oranwe Grove lodge No. 312 held a
K. 0. T. M.
L. 0. T. M.
N. D.G.W.
KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN
FRATERNAL UNION
ORDER OF PENDO
MODERN TONTIES
SHEPHERDS OF AMERICA
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
ROYAL ARCANUM
C.O.F.
I. 0. 0. F.
OF SOCIAL INTEREST f
Acorn Cluli Dance
Trolley TVIiUt Club
lii fur ma I Card Party
Mins Oliver'* Rca«liii|c
Social Notes
Will TIE CLUBS
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES OIL b OC.CS SHOW STRENGTH Sales Are Daily Becoming More Brisk Oil Market Much Improved—Westlake mad Pacific Slope Greatly la Demand—The Day's Business mm Loa Aiielci Stock Exchange
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FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS I
, Morttfagea
I Attachment* T T. f'nmnKell Hnrrv Rarndollar tn
i Miscellaneous
Notice of Completion T T» DnlMlno- nn 1/vf 1 IPllait
Rnlldlnar Permit*
SUPERIOR COURT Kew Actions
SI'PRENE COURT Decisions
JUSTICES COURT Ken Actions
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING!
To the Deaf
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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Rancy
The Farm ;
Dad System for Strawberries
0 6 I Poultry i
£00000000000000000+ t Forestry *
| SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS I n> vr nn i xr/tlCf/W 10 »m,«
FALSE ALARMS GIVE FIRE LADDIES TROUBLE Plrc Department Him Two Raai at n Early Hoar Canned by Some Oae Fooling With Blfisl Roitl
I boVle heights news! *• •
WOUND PRODUCED BY NAIL CAUSES DEATH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS! DEALINGS COVER A BROAD RANGE Many Usually Dormant Stocks Are Made Active ■otlcenble That Many of tlie Standard Stocks Are Comparatively (Inlet—Anionic the Day'a Special Movements Were Southwestern
STOCK QUOTATIONS
THE BOND MARKET j MPW VfißTf Mnroh 11
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS
EASTERN MONEY MARKET CmII Hates Two and One-Quarter to Two and a Half vt'iv vnnir 11 Ar. nnit
TRISASVRY STATEMENT
Bold to Union I'adflc
STOCKS IN LONDON Market Stagnant With Prices Hardening at f!ie Close
| GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Provision Market Shows Activity From the Start
1 lAN FRANCISCO
Shipments of Potatoes TM-_-»l „ rr>U –
ment. LIVE STOCK MARKETS i ! Choice Steers Steady at Chicago—Oth! ers Weak t rurrurm itfn./.v. 10 r*r, ♦♦ i« Dn^nint^
OMAHA
DENVER
KANSAS CITY
WOOL MARKET Steadier Tone and More Careful Feeling Apparent
SAN FRANCISCO VEGETABLES l.lma Beam Hislier, Colored PoUtoei Easy
i PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING l ' SAN PEDRO fjirr>h 1.1 —ArrlvnH Marph
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HA!* FHAXCISC'O
—xtativii, NEW YORK
THE METAL MARKETS Tin Advances From Treaty to Forty Poiats
POULTRY MARKET Kirra for Everything Except Small Birds STA V ri) A vmom Xf U in r» u
THE LOCAL MARKETS
Ail Eipremman Injured
t0 « » Belligerent Ilarber Fined
Notice to Travelers
CALIFORNIA LOSING i MONEY ON HER ORANGES: I " — |RAILROADS ARE RESPONSIBLE 1 I Fruit Is Rotting in Packing Houses and en Route and Is Reaching Destinations in an Unsalable Condition on Account of Delay
AT MONROVIA
AT PASADENA
LIGHT SHIPMENTS
MARKET COLLAPSES L»rge Sales at Nmull Priors Marked (he Day
BAD CONDITION) Boston Market Flooded With Fruit in Poor Quality
San Francisco Green Frnlt
Ornnfre Market Better
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
FORMER POLICEMAN IS PURSUED BY A CRANK C. L. Murphy Declares to the Police Tliat a Stranve Man Has Been DoKgJnir His Footsteps
METHODISM WILL FOLLOW THE FLAG i Kev. Homer Stunts Leaves to Talce Charge of Missionary- Work in Manila
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