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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 169, 19 March 1901
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RIOTS ARE ORGANIZED IN RUSSIA 1 Cossacks in Collision i Many People Injured During' Demonstration ; Stadeuts Desecrate a Cathedral by Smoking, Sinning, Throwing Things at laagn and t'lghllng, Worshippers Hesentrd Intrusion aad a Free Fight Kumird
Fierce Fighting
l.astrd for Hours
coion SIHKE
▼VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV/VVVV.,WVV | Mlnlnv Activity
Snbßtltvtea for Harrison
ME MORNING'S NEWS
FRENCHMEN SIDING WITH THE RUSSIANS AN ASSAULT ON A BRITISH CAPTAIN Von Waldersee Is Summoned to Tien Tsin With but Little Hope of in Which the Capitals Regard Crisis Impending in China.
WAR POSSIBLE
Urrman View
LONDON PAPERS' VIEW ! «o Back Oat of Trouble (
j CONCILIATING GERMANY Russian Minister DUavowi Soma i Reapouwltfirity
KallronU Opeurtl
l<V«*iifh Trouper Aiiliore
LI limit; Cliuug Hotter
<>L lit lioutu Miii'iler
>loiKiui n Hi|& I'rolit
SOUTHERN FKllie lIMMBS
m UN pligue
ROTTEN EGGS FOR SOME DOW 1 KITES Three Hundred Followers of the Doctor Felted Killer Simmons Spnkr from Brnullfully LltflllFd liualirl Whkuii Which Wuk Dluuird l»>- SI it If lieu Fruit Mild * ric*"!nl*l«>ii
STORM AT COLON -Tno Schooner* Lust and Vessels .leek Shelter in Canal
BEAUTIFUL GIRL TEN YEARS LOST Two Sisters Have ki<hiai>iii£ Experience Cklltllraa t'ouiilr Took Pretty Sl*- Vear-Ofil Who In Willi "»'« Claiming; tu Hi- i; uii rii in it. Mother Married Train Hublit-r
XiKiivd Awty Her Kiitliln
CAN SALARIES Ob' OFFICIALS BE CHANGED? County Government Act Questioned Yalidiiy May Be Affected by Constitution Mill lu C>u% rriior'a Hniml < M«L*a lti»le»« l«* I hn iiu«*M m nil iNrreaiM In *«larlm (u Take Effevt lmm«- illnlrly I |MMI * ppri»> al—i lafm 'I'll at If Pru» lil«*« ( liNnHf «f Myatem
NLIIIB IN HI
1 IIUAtllMU I'riilrrllMH
.eltrnnkit HVmllork
CONSULAR AGENT TO BE PROTECTED Washington Sends Protest to Venezuela llfnntlo M. Baix ot American Cltlxen Bnt State Department Decides lie Is Entitled to Protection as He Received Otllcial Recognition
ST. LOUIS FIRE Many Building" IlnrneiT and Several People Injured
Exiiennlve llen*
Deri Is It Himl im
| CHINESE TROUBLE BRINGS REWARDS ; Officers Praised by Major General Cliati'ee Actlntf Inspector General Major Lee Is Recommended for Brevet Lieutennnt Colonel for Coimpicnous and Excellent Conduct Every Day
More Student Trouble* – *
lleforin Turned Down
Wnrnhip Innovation
TO CI It 10 A (OI.D IN Q.K DAY
THIBD TERM NOT WANTED McKinley Not Anxious for More Office Honna May Take Hand in Next Nomination President Desires Only to Perfect Four Public Policies That Should Make lIIn Administration Popular and Improve Kilnting Conditions on Our siew Island Colonics
SAILING ORDERS e*v Sold Ie r n tor the I* li Nippine* Will Leue in u Few Uayn
The Klraraguan Canal
I'oafniaMtem Appointed
MOTHER SATISFIED Mrs. Loiter Tires of the Stave and
FORMER QUEEN OF HAWAII'S PENSION Bill Provides for Twelve Thousand a Year Senator Brimn Seeks Provision for laaue of Five Millions of Territorial Uoniis at Five Per Cent, Money to De I set! for Improvements
GREEN BANNER AND THE UNION JACK Conflict Over Hoisting Both Bits of Bunting St. Patrick Responsible for Wrangle Between City Comptroller nn«l Alderman of Vancouver, Catholics and Oranireuiea Joining; 1 u
LIFE SENTENCE Governor General at Ottawa Commutes Murderer's Sentence
Show Mllrconl
Iluril Alternative
GREETING OF THE SAMOANS I I Tutuilans Send Thanks to President Early Feats Are Cast Aside Under New Leader Natives Exprcaa Wllllnarneaa to Pay Ta&ea in Prodnce, Labor or Coin. Pleaard at Opening of Ulrla* High Srliool and Hope for Benrflla of Higher Induration—Copra Trade
Inhuman Methods
Elci»linnt It 11 iim Aniui'k
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CRUCIFIED BY FIENDS < Headless Corpse Found on Frazer's Bank Nttiled to Scantlings in a Coffin- Like Box ble Stench Causes Investigation Which Shows Methods of Most Brntnl Marder and Spiking of (he Limbs by Oriental Slaughterers
TRIP OFJ»RESIDENT Henry T. Scott Planning: a Good Time (or the Party
Harrison's Will
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ROBBERS EIRE AT SOLDIERS IN CHINA Threaten to Collect Large Sum of Blackmail Terms of Russian Agreement Regarding- Manchuria Show Absolute Domination by C'sar in Internal Affairs and Oriental Dependence
Caacadc Tunnel Sncccessfnl CJT P AT'T Hfnvnk 10 fu- .4.1 a.
Storm In Porto Itleo
Na«hTlU« Blase
FIRST LINE OP DEEENSE British Naval Experts Will Speak i ' Arnold Foster to Explain the Estimates Admiralty Blamed for Adopting ■tllerllle Boiler* After More Modern and Better Type* Are Available—Raeceaa of . Holland Submarines Means Large Order* for Boats
MINERS' CONFER Believed No Strike Will Be Ordered Unless Situation Becomes Worse
Thinks Strike Inevitable
Ilunter Killed
To Accept the Gift
Child Bnrned
WIB'E CHASES HER PREACHER HUSBAN" Man Had Eloped With His Young Niece New York Jndice Will Come Here to Prosecute the Clergyman Husband. Order of Rebekahs Will Lend the Wife Their Assistance
ALGODONES GRANT IS THROWN OPEN Fifty Thousand Acres Are Now Available Richest Tract of Fruit, Agricultural and Grasliifr Lands In World—William O. Harris Makes First Entry of One Hundred and Misty Acres
Soonera on the Trail
Cheap Affection*
Shot for UoM
PEACE WISHED BUT NOT HEAR Lord Roberts Confident in His Hopes Nine Hundred Boers Escape From British Further Riff Operation*"to Be Started In Orange Ytlver < ninny Within a Ketr Dayn— |,«»rd Malhhnr.v Denlen Any I'romlne of (iorernmcnt Inveiiligation Into Conduct of War
Conduct of the War
Fear Starvation
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
NO SEWER SYSTEM lOR HAVANA CITY Unsettled Conditions Preclude Borrowing j C<}|titali stn Are Timid and Members of C ity Council Are Unable to Form a Suitable Sinking; Fund for m. j Fifteen Million Dollar Loan %
FlfiE WIPES OUT MISSOURI TOWN Leading Business Blocks and Many Houses Burned People Without Means of FiKhtiiiK Flames Stand Helpless and Watch Their Property Destroyed—Water Supply and Dockets Ccarcc
Crew Was Renciied
Explosion of Chemical*
Accident to Transport
Fldo Not to Blame
For People'* Tote
METHODS PURSUED BY THE FILIPINOS Records Show How Natives Are Terrorized Pnnillr of Five Person* Killed Wltk Union at Night for Refusal t<( Pay Taxes In ilniiporl ol ln»r(ent Got> ernment—Other Crimes Exposed
ENTIRE PRUNE CROP COENERED Cured Fruit Association Makes the Deal I Several Million Pound* Are Quietly Purehaned at Less Than the Alio* elation Figure* Without Knonl> edge of the Out Hide Paekera
Cat'rin&ton'H Receptloa
Sir Harry Held
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.OIL LAND SUIT TO BE ' HEARD IN LOS ANGELES
TRY TO COLLECT FROM MOROCCO; Armored Cruiser New York to Lend a Hand State Department Conalilc r» Some ' .Meritoriuun Clninin nn«l Desire* Apology i*or Dlncourtt'xy to ('oiijtul General l»y the Grand Viiier
GREAT NORTHERN Large Stock lsnue for ActiuirtiiK Five Hundred Milch More Itoud t:T PAI'T Minn Alornk 1W
Soldier* Sail
Ho«lny«' Ttecovcry
Clevoliiiiil GrowN Old
BRUTAL ASSAULT j ON MAJOR MI'LFORD Russians Commit Outrage at New Chwang !.orth Gern-.nn Lloyd'* Itlnll Stenmer Muiichen In Wrecked nt the Carolines— Jaitnneite Oil Com panic's to Compete With American Standard
15iColonijration Plan ' C?T" T™> T * T > f -~ U 1 O Tt, . X* ...I
Anto-Cum nnd Ilnmnnlty
Knutern Rdffo of Our ( ontliMMit
PRESCOTT'S NEW SCHOOL * Plans for New Building Completed j Comforts of Teachers and Pupils Studied ta rami nail for the llenrlt ot Hnmin < atlmllr churt-li Held l.ast Week in Ailvnnce of St. l'atrick*a Day. Kplilemlc of Mump* Vlgorunsl)- Attack* VonnK and Old
WHAT THEY SAID The Cilrl Who Couldn't T'nderatand , <«rand Operu ill (
j COLLECTING BILLS FROM ARISTOCRACY Dowager Countess .of Dudley Sued in Court Gives a Post Dated Check Which Is Twice Dishonored Before Collectluff Money nnd a Balance of Ten Pounds Is Still Overdue
First to See the Stnr
American Locomotives in UnKlnnd
Couldn't Fool 111 in
(Mi Demand
It Wan <>l«l Kftough
CEIME BULES IN ARIZONA Safe Blowers and Foot Pads Rampant Good Results From This Season's Sheep Shearing Arrangement! for a Month's Revival Services at I'hoeulx—llia Sunday School Convention Next Month. Five (ill? Clnbs to Hold Tournament for Uold Medal
A Man'* VloIf»t»
TEXTILE FIBERS Processes Which Have Recently Come Into Practical Operation
PASSES HIS TIME READING Jesse Pomeroy, the Hoy Degenerate, Is an Assiduous Student
Two Cent Fare for PaMengeri
The llllforenee
All Arranged
HARRISON PELT FOE THE BOERS David B. Hill Tells What Forme President Ha id Impromptu BifremlM of Patriotic Sentiment—He I*ll Thai, H mm American, Hla Sympathies War* With the C«ih of tho Innhera
TERRIFIC COASTING Two Miners Shoot Down a Monntala Side on Paa and Shovel
C'ould Do Doth
Disaster
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ERIN'S DAY IS OBSERVED Appropriate Exercises at Y. M. I. Hall Father Murphy Makes a Notable Address Recount! the Part That Men of Irish Birth and Irlah Extraction Have Taken In Shaiilnis Course of American History — Other Attractive Features on the Program
UNCLE BILLY IN TOWN Trouble Hln Money Gave Hlin Dntroya the Plenmire o( II In Vlnlt
LIFE INSURED FOR A MILLION1 Frank H. l'envy of MlunenpolU Carries Policy for That Anionnt
COMPIiAHI/B OF CROWDED CARS Pasadena People Hare a Serious Grievance I The Public la (iettinjr Tired of Pay-In* Fares for the Privilege of Standing I |>—A Tour In I Woman's Itemed}' and How It Worked
WANTED, A SHORTSTOP APPLY TO MR. MORLEY
LOCAL SPORTSMEN WANT COPY OF NEW GAME LAW
Kdnnrds Outclassed
Peildlar Palmer Defeated
WILLIAMS BUYS TANFORAN TRACK San Francisco Jockey Club Retires Pliclan Will Not Give Up to Poniatowski IVew Deal C'nn*eM Considerable Consternation Anionic KnrinK Crowd and Suspended Jockeys Wl»o Were Taken on at Tanforan^Are Wondering ere They Will Come In
BOWLING LEAGUE WILL HAVE BIG MEMBERSHIP
TENNIS TOURNAMENT INAUGURATED AT U. S. C.
PUBLIC TAKES TANFORAN MONEY Only One Favorite .Fails to Land J.i the Throe FurlonK Event m New Track Keeord Is CRtabllßhed by Mory OuKh-Fifteen-to-One Shot Winn—'Other liner*
New Orleans Races
Hotel tJreen Champion Golf ('aim
l.aßlnnelie Acquitted
CORBETT COMES UP SMILINGLY Wants to Meet Champion Jeffries Tlie Large Lor Anffrlfß Man Thinks ; It In n IHiifT Bnt Im Sot I nrrillinn if tho ItfCflplß Can Be Mad* Heavy Rnon Ik
CRACK GREYHOUNDS ARE COMING FROM THE NORTH
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AT THE COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL WATER COSTS MUST BE PAID Litigation Has Cost Much Money Residents of SonoraTmvn Oppose College Settlement fplrltiinlintN Arc exempted from Payment of Lleense—Third Street Tunnel Contractor* Demand » I.arise Sum from Mnnlolpality—Printing? Contract In Awarded to Journal
ralomnrcM W.'ttcr ( oin.'inn y
ScNsion Postponed ,
PASS INQUIRY IS TO STOP Judge Smith Lectures Grand Jurors Says They Have No Power to Reach Henderson | Suicirests That Dr. Holland's Case De Kcnclied by Civil Procedure. Jurors Ordered to Have Their Itcport In by Tomorrow or There May lie Trouble for Them
HEALTH OF COMMUNITY IS GENERALLY GOOD I»r. Poneri Make* Kcport to llonrd of II vii It h Shoulnt; II on It li of City to lie* Generally (>ood
• LEGISLATORS SUBSCRIBE TO THE WHITE FUND Assemblyman Frank James Writes an fclneoaratflnu; Letter to Mayor 3 Sn/der and Sends List
COURT BRIEFS
IT IS NOW UP TO THE POLICE Chief Elton Awaits Orders to Close tlie "Clubs" Opinion Submitted by City Attorney Mnthrwa n Week A(o Sent to Connell a nil lieferred uack to llourd of Police Commissioners
o o-o o + | POLICE COURT 1! DAY BY DY e,
JUDGE SMITH ADViSES LAD TO GIVE UP BAD COMPANY Telia l.oren Crnl»l» 'Muit It Is Metier to lie IMaced In Ills Collin Tlinn to Uo to the Penitentiary
SUPERVISORS REAPPOINT CITY JUSTICES OF PEACE Action Taken to Avoid Any ur»tlon na to Jurisdiction I'ndrr Sew Liin Ileicardtnii Lo« Xnvelei
Left for Cntnllna
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JLcurt flight*# Music and "Drama * Mrs. BlcoJgood ana Other Attractive Featured of Music at the Orpheum
THE QUEEN'SJDAUGHTER Prlnoraa I.oulac la a "Serious Artist" and Ilaa Done Some Statuary
Chivalrous Burglar
II " The Little Minister " Ousts 44Zaza" From the Boards of ths Los Angeles
Grand Array Reception
BODY-RESTORER
in Teresa Carreno, " the Lioness of the Piano," Arouses Enthusiasm at Simpson's
DRY DAYS IN MAINE Devlcei 1 Med to Sell Liquor In Prohibition Towiim
DR. T. L. CUYLER ON CALIFORNIA He Draws a Picture Like Unto Paradise Noted Theologian Is Traveling for His Health Dei'lnrcN Southern California to Be «n Ideal Winter Report mid Lou Anm-lcM a Motlel City—Friend of lleeelier ftud Glndntonennd Proffea-Kor off Divinity off Wide Reputation
MOVEMENTS OF FISH Their Activity and Strength Defy liirewtiKntioii
Migght eed n *.nrger Sisr.c
At the Bench Show
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AMERICAN TRADE SPECTRE A ctmntro inridontal rpmilt nf Amprirnn urosnoritv
ALLIANCE OF REPUBLICS
SALOON SMASHING AND LYNCHING
A SHARP REBUKE
THE POLL TAX
LOS ANGELES AND MANUFACTURES
CAR SERVICE AND BUILDING
S/f/fs of the
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
IfAe T/foratity of ,fJ£aza"
77/iss *Dromgoole's 3*ish Story
Sbsen and Champagne
Everybody's Column
Broker's License
The Roae of Hell
Mutilating Cola
She Did
Mrs. Fremont'* Claim
Owner* Should Advertise
Prohibition In Maine
Answer* In Brief
BOY FIRST TO FIND GOLD
HIGH ART
THE CITY'S NEW Tea Dollars Reward
„ TODAY'S EVENTS Orpheam—Vaudeville.
Central Park Coaeert
ALL AROUND TOWN I
Old King's Birthday
Hotel del Coronado
PAT SAVAGE TO BE FREED Parole Law Is Changed to Benefit Him Details of a Shooting: at San Pedro Effort, of Aa.emblj-man Sav.sc to Secure the Release of HI. Nephew Bear Fruit In a Change Made tn the Code.—Bill ls Paa.ed Without Any Great Difficulty
THREE RIVERSIDE MEN EXPECTING FREEDOM
AT THE HOTELS
'000000000000000000 oo* PERSONAL NOTES §
WAYWARD GIRL IS CHASED BY HER SISTERS Ran Away from Them to Take I'p With a Cook Who Has Been Ordered to Leave City
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAtt IJEKWRDIXO COI'STV) CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY Streets of Eaggett Covered With Blood Mnnurr of l»e»eock Copper Mln<» Winta Snppllm. CfU Tliem. F«ln1» the Town Ited With the Ciore of Jim »Tllle nn«l Ilantii Uoiidmiien
<Los agkm:s cot vrv> OLD SOLDIERS MEET
(I.OS AIHGRLES COUNTY) SALOON QUESTION IN SANTA MONICA j Petition Presented to Board of Trustees Much Opposition to the Abandonment of Southern California llrancb Line to liig-lewood—Commissioners Petitioned to Give Hearing I
ioh.iwr COOTITY) TROUBLE CAUSED BY HILL'S TREES Santa Ana Man Again in the Courts Ltfct of CnmllilAtrn for Ibr Mnnlripiil ■Election to lie Held on pril 8. Fullerton Chili Proprietor Charated With Violating County Ordlnanee
<SA I1IKUI) <1)1 TV( CORONADO NOTES Heath of Mi*n. >lii> ( ooko Sliarpo. Sailor* Hn tertniiieil
(SANTA BAHB.A HA COUNTY) THOUGHT TO BE OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN Residence at Santa barlmra Destroyed Critical I line.-.* of Old amlTronilnent Physician—Captain Hock Suffering from an Overdose of Hnnty NatU. I'olo Club Will Meet Riversides
MINER'KILLED Premature Rxplonton of h < lutru<- MuiiHrleil Hi■»
(HIVERSIDE COUNTY) BAIN 18 NEEDED IN RIVERSIDE Ranches and Ranges Rapidly Drying Up National Rank Striving to Evade Payment of It* County and City AMeMment-YonnK Lady Seriounly Injured by a Iteeklesi DAyAist
An Inquiry
<I,OS ANGELES COI'JJTY) WORK PROGRESSES ON BREAKWATER Two Quarries Working to Provide Rock Snn Pedro Struck, hy at Building iToom j j That .Means Several I'renipd Brlek Ilutld liik» and an Opera House. Dealer* Shipping KUu I
(LOS AXiKLKS COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS AT OCEAN PARK
(MAX BERNARDINO COUNTY) DEATH OF A LEADING COLTON PHYSICIAN
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NEWS OF PASADENA
BURLINGTON AND NORTHERN PACIFIC James J. Hill to Compete With Canadian Paeilic • tew Transcontinental Alliance and Faut Steamships Will Give Northern System Exceptional Transpacific Trade Facilities
Slindes of Mrs. Nation
Tin Can Trnst
NEW LAW GIVES THE SHERIFF MUCH TROUBLE
PROHIBITION THEIR HOPE All Day Bally of the Party Clans Many Pointed Speeches Made by lietormers Mention of the Name of Mr*. Carrlo •Nation AVnritm the lleai'tN ofTliuu1 I'reient and Irnih to Tliiiililti:oiitt Applnuiie—The Y. M. C. A. Autlltortum t'riintlt'd to the Doora
NOTED MEN ARE COMING Sunt]cay School Workers Hold a Session I Plan lor tlie Southern California Convention Meeting:* Will Dc Held in the Flrnt Met lio<l i«t Church—Primary t'nlon to Uutvrlain at a Supper unci Heceptlon—Prog rum InclmleH Mttuy Practical Tuika au<l Addre»«e»
i < , (LOS A.NGEtES rOt!*tT*) MONROVIA NEWS , Electric Railroad Franchise Will Be Allowed to Go Orer
(TEXTIiIA COUNTY) THE POSTOFFICE AT SOMIS IS BURNED '
VOLLEYS OF ORANGES Iriali Student* Fire Greeting: to Thei# New Lord Mayor
Corte Will Meet
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MINISTERS FLAN A(j(TEESSIVE BATTLE l Arrange for Campaign 011 Sunday Closing After Some Trvnble Bemuse of nn Opposition Congregation, Rev. I Donolioo of the Colored Methodist Church Report* Hopeful Outlook i
DEMAND FOR ARTICLES AT THE RUMMAGE SALE Christ Church Plan Opens With Good Indications—IThe Supply Not I.nrße Enough
[ OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS f
BlorttfUfte*
Mapn
Building: Contracts
Hoiueilcuili
Atticliraentji
Blarfflnnl 9ntl«fnctlon
SUPERIOR COURT ) | New Actions n Tr «r » .. . '
' TESTIMONY IN LONG »i WATER SUIT ALL IN Action of City of Los Angeles Water | Company Against West Los Ani seles Compuny Is Ready
• – i The Wizard Suspender
THEY MUST KEEP OFF THE GRASS Agitators Are Legislated Out of Central Park Council Panic* Ordinance Malting It a Mlmleineanor for Any I'erion to AdilrpMN a Public Oatherlna; In Any j of the Park* Without a Permit I
! if RAILROAD NEWS |
j OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Monday Mastcale
At the Inausiiral Ball
Onrt-SHelton
SoclftK Note*
A King for America
Notico to Traveler*
j COISDENSBD kAII.ROAi) 11 VIE TABLE
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES STOCK EXCHANGE GAINS IN STRENGTH Greater Activity Than at Beginning: of Last Week M'eitlake and Pacific Slope in Dfmand—Mncfr Thon»and Share* of Latter Sold—Mtnlnv Stock Quiet. A Few Stocks Monopolize Trading
Oil. CITY CERTIFICATES
KERN RIVER MARKET bluiiilurtl iicgins lo iieeeive Oil, and Stable Market I* Expected
DESERT OIL FILINGS f honj*uM«is of In Snn Dii^n Connfy Tl«>luu C'ln intrd
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Arizona Incorporations
No Limit to Filings
! I MINING !o o I I
PROSPEROUS SEARCHLIGHT *1111 Rrimitiiu—ProMpoolN •»f Ituilroml to tlic Colorado I< i <• r
COPPER MARKET ACTIVE Dcuinmi tor Red "*•<«! K«t|ih Stock* lit 11 ormul Fiffure
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FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS SHARP ADVANCE IN STEEL STOCKS Gain of Two to Five Points During Day Iteiiort That Rockefeller Iron Intere»l»i In Lake Superior ReKlon Are Acquired l»y 111k: Steel Combine Helpn Market, lU<lucliih Buying
STOCK QUOTATIONS
THE BOND MARKET
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS TI'IKTOV Millrh IK PnlKmlmv
EASTERN MONEY MARKET Call ltnten Steadier Up to Three Per Cent—Exchange Strong
STOCKS IN LONDON American Department Moat Active and Values Were Strong?
Treasury Statement
I GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Heavy Receipts, Small Shipments. | Good Crop Reports Cause Slump
GrAln at Liverpool
NORTHERN COAST PORTS
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Ciood Cash Demand and a Firm Clone In Hoy: Product*
NEW YORK
DAIRY PRODUCTS Dutter and Dull and Cheese Active at Chicago
NEW YORK
SAN FRANCISCO
VEGETABLEJVIARKET Nevr Potatoes and Peas Firmer, Tomatoes Steady, Asparagus Lower
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Good Steers and Sheep Steady and Strong, Hogs Lower
KANSAS CITY
OMAHA
DENVER
METAL MARKETS Decline in Tin at London Conned KaNtern Price* lo Break
POULTRY MARKET
COTTO MARKKT
WOOL MARKET
PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING
THE LOCAL MARKETS
LOS ANGELES EXHIBIT IS ON ITS WAY Car Lett for Buffalo Yesterday Filled With Prodtictk of Southern California
Hut Pa;- Dnmnfcea
A Ilttrß'nlii liny
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Better Fooling ot !>vr York
I.ocnl l'mit Situation
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
SAN FItAXCISCO FHUIT MARKET
OIL AND MINING
BIG DEAL IN COPPER California Mines Show Unnsual Activity in Development
RULES FOR THE FLORAL PARADE Committee Arranges to Prevent Mistakes No Artificial Flowers Will Be Permitted Cards Will Be Mailed to Each Participant In Order to Prevent Confusion and Facilitate the JudginK. Jodgei to Take Cocrnlznnce of the Attire of Those Taking; Part
DISCHARGED SOLDIER IS ROBBED ON TRAINI Aliened Thief la Cuptnrett by Hl* Victim Who Had Ilecn Plucked While Ailetp
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NOTABLE GATHERING AT FESTAL BOARD Irish-American Club Celebrates St. Patrick's Day With a Material and Oratorical Feast at the Del Monte
NEW YORK'S LIBRARIES ! Hnrryina Arrnnffemeiita to Accept ~ Gift of Anflrevr Carnetfle
► ► I'uiit for Itiotcra k
Now Is the Time to Bring Your Friends From the East
CRAZY MAN'S BUNCO UAME worked well Electrical Chickcu Kaising Plant Idea IVople of Montorry rril in With the Sohcinr nnd l.ent the ?.nnntio I lie Munlf I(mi i of War—Arrewt ( nine •hint in Time .CI •_ 1 r: .-u. t. tu. . I
In rent icnf i »k Jorilnn
•fOTTINGS
THE WEATHER _
WeAthpr ( onilitlonn
The Temporal area
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
PdNRRAL NOTICES
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