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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 171, 21 March 1901
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WORK TO BE RUSHED ON NEW LINE Salt Lake Road Files Its Incorporation Papers Construction to Be Started From Los Angeles at Once The Capital Stock of the Company Is Placed at fttG,ooo,ooo, of Which Two and a Half Million Is Subscribed, aud the Life of the Corporation la to He One Hundred Years
WOWS APPOINIMENI
DOCTORS' QUARREL HAS FATAL ENDINO Persecution Followed by Brutal Murder Colorado Physician Hants Another to the Last Hitch aud Then Kills Him With a Hammer—Murderer Has Been Arrested
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
EASTERN STATES
COMMANDERS ISSUE THEIR ULTIMATUMS 'BOTH RUSSIANS AND BRITISH FIRM In Spite of England's Attitude, However, It Is Believed She Must Back Down—United States Has Offered Mediation
CHINA MUST PAY lulled States Will Require a Money Indemnity for Losses
POSSIBLE SOLUTION. Intimation That United States Would Arbitrate Tien Tain Uiapnte
COLD GERMANY Will Not Sympathise With England In Tien Twin IMapute
RUSSO-JAP ALLIANCE I'lie Muscovite I'rem Advocates mi Oriental Ally
BRITAIN MUST YIELD Press Does Not Consider That King: Edward's Men Can Hold Oat
Fleet Hoblllxlii|c
■rc Mini
KNOX lIS II
DENVER GIRL IS FAVORED BY A DESPOT fieceives a Letter From the Sultan of Siilu i She's tli«' Only Woman to Whom He lias Ever Written i Minn Marie Sweet Has. Beside the Letter, Which In Written on I'apyrot and HulleA on a Ilaiuboo Stick, • Beautiful Collection of Pearls anil o>»ter shell* Given by the Snltaa
BLIZZARDS RAGE IN MIDDLE WEST Snow, Sleet and Wind Make Serious Trouble netnrn« From All Points Indicate » Tie-up of Railroads, Paralysis of Traffic and Prostration of All Menus of Communication
'l'urkitth Eiplosage
KING HEARS DELEGATIONS Addresses of Condolence and Congratulation Will Insist on Uniforms 011 Formal Occasions Ue Declare® That Frock. Ton I* Arc Hereafter Forl»lil«Jen and That Uniform* Mait lie Worn, Sayln* ••Thin In Not n Republic*'—Arthur Chaiubcrlnln'M l.lbel Action*
FRUIT FOR BRISTOL Attempt Will Be Uuilc t«» Sceure l»- rofenlion of TaeH
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Italian Vlood
Minor, n iiil I.liiuor
MUCH LEPROSY IN PHILIPPINES Quarantine Officer Says It Is Widely Prevalent I. t'. Perry of the I . S. Marine Ilo»- pital Service, In lIIn Report to tienernl Wyninii, Estimated the Total .Number of t "nam nt IiO.dOO
After Coren 1 AXtn/iV OA "PftMAril Tl'e.
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Dual l.aiiKuauc
Hie l.nml*77"tW-
A ill <■!>»• I)oti(Im
For Hon (It-it I*4rel^ht
«>» — DenifM I'nrrliHMe of Meviemi lUiilrond WW VHRV Miiri'li on I'i • 1'
— AnnitN 111 m Fate
"EXECUTIONS ; FOR TREASON 51 j > Three Men Courtmartialeil and Shot Gorringes' Force Engages Boers Under Kritzinger Westminster (imrtlr Take* Pc*»lmihll lew of tienrral llothn'* Heriimii 1 to Afi'fiit lite Termi Offered liy I.oril Kitchener, Flihlliik Ilia llensoiiH 111 Chllieae Situation
TAKEN AT HIS WORD Member «f Parliament Una a Clinnce ,i> Prove lII* Wurd In loart
„ Ifp'n Perflily
Girl flrti l)am«(N
DISOHDER ROLES AT MARSEILLES Conflict Between Soldiers and the Strikers Several of tlie Soldier* Are Struck Willi Stone* mill Injured nnd One (iendariuc im I.let. 11l n Critical Condition—lS in tin rriiNai hi; Position
GERMANY MAY NOT TAKE OUR FRUITS Sulphur Treatment Makes the Trouble California Dried Product* Preserved l*j- t lie I «i< of Sulphur A re Subject lo ConllNcntion—The Healer* Are Warned Accordingly
Ohcrlin Postofflce Itohl.cd
'j J. I'. fircntniiiHrr'n pw Berth
FILIPINOS' ENTHUSIASM Welcome Civil Rule in Masbate Frovince Is Established by- the Commission Amor Serrano In Appointed Governor Hud Two Amrrlcttn Soldier* Made Snpervlaor nnd Treasurer, and Arranacententa Are Made for l£«tabllaliiueiit of School* —
I'llferlnK From Mall*
Tenor Sliigor Kill* llim*rlf
i ciu?. ! to rm:vn:NT i'mh moma AMHinir
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MAY HANG THE DOG THIEVES Miners at Nome to Adopt Dtastic Measures Many Citizens Advocate the Use of the Rope Doi;b at Xoinf llcprcnent Snmc Vnlue IVorsva Do la Hie State*, and the Evil Im So Widespread It I» Probable llaiiKinß Will lie Retorted to mm a Moans of Chock lit fc Xt
FAST TRAINS Southern Pacini' Will StrHliflitrn Its Traek|— Miultrd to Come UK
Hlpley Talks
Foreign Consul* Named
OI«l Man Drowned
rcrklns Improves
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DIGGING HOLES FOR TREASURE Frenchman's Buried Gold Causes Greed Early- Homance Connected With Attempt N to Find n Trensare That I* Not Likely to The Supposed Owner of Money Wan Murdered
JORDAN INVESTIGATION New Points Hroniclit Out hy Steamer Sequoia's Captain
LAUNDRY BURNS Winter Reaort People Expected to Make a Hunk for Linen
Fatal Fall
BUMORS OF A SCANDAL Arizona Legislature Has Secret Session Insurance Deposit Law Makes the Trouble Trrrlloritl Solium Fmra Itrpplltlon of Ike Free and I'my Un Twlst-Inic of the Early Days—lnsurance Men Cry Out Ht tlie Heavy lleNtrlctliiim l'lnccd Ijioii Thviu
SANTA BARBARA SHERIFF CONTEST Superior Court Rules That Recount Should Be Made The Cane la That of Tlioihas Hicks Airnlimt Nat Stewart for Kcconnt of Votes of Special Election. Saye Two Vote* Were Illegal
Killed In a Mine
Wlokeraham Will Contest
LABORER FALLS FROM PRECIPICE
CHARGE AGAINST COLORED PASTOR Youinr Woman of II is Congregation Makes Accusation Itev. •!, L, Whitney of African MctliodlNt Church nt Nilcruinc 111 <» AccuNi-d of Attempting I.lhcrtleN liy a Mlnm Holier!mo 11—She Keen 11 In
I uau i iiii iui.. Chlnene Held Up
NEW BRIDGE OYER COLUMBIA RIVER Washington and Oregon Railroad Now Building One The Structure When Completed Will Coat <11,000,000 mud Will Be One of the Uritent Vn<l Mont Kxpennive in the Whole Norflwrit
Total Wrcefc
CONVICTS CLAD TO STOP MUTINY Rebellious Prisoners to Be Punished Kansua Warden Will Tnt All on n Slim Diet and Sevorcly Pui«inh (h« Ring Lender* for I'liclf Aniaull on (he I'riuon tinnrda
M'KIEY BOUSES OHIO
TIME EXTENDED Owner* of V. S. Steel Can I ntll April I
Long Chance
Murderer Caught
Attempt to Kill Field Murxlini
Preparations of Hevolutloniiit*
VcrkM Company' Meets In London
French Ship Floated
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PONDIER GONE Well Known Figure In Wall Street I'aanea Away
To Embalm Soldier*
Maryland Idleetlon Hill I'asscd
Kdivnril'ii Intent
Accidental Shooting
For Gaatern Service
lllltlietit l'rlce Yet
C'nbuiia Con*illt'r
Entitle lnapector Killed
Atcliicion in It
Destructive Storm
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READY TO POUNCE UPON CARNEGIE Crowds Hungry for Checks Are – Awaiting His Arrival Of flees of Steamship Company nml American Consulate at Southampton HnnrminK Willi lleleicatlonw Awaiting; Ilia Arrival
■in Minis | NEW YORK. March 20.—The $
SPANIARDS MAY STAY liepnrtment Decides Xot to Deport Fifteen Shepherd* Being: Held
NEGRO LYNCHED Was Foil ml In ouujr Woman'* Koom. , Another l«*icro Shot
SMUGGLING INCREASES < Ii nit it<> n to Be Mn«le ait (be I Inn tie (n.tfoniN Kuijscn
KICK ON DUTY Hnunr Importers TVill Have Hearing Soon Tlefore the Hoard
American Tubing;
Wfl* lin rrinon's Case
Conl Combine
K Idder l)y i n«
!ti(l Miners* Convention
W ill Ilrinir Boillen Homo
Two Suiehlej*
Karl)' C yclone*
IViimloiim (• ranted
Caneii< J-'niirri
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MARyLAND CENSUS JR REGULARITIES Director Says Offenders Will Be Pnnished Wor*t onVimcfl Occurred in St. Mary* and St. Charles Couiitleii, S. F. Abel!, One of the Kn nine rat nm, In Arrested and Ileld for Cirand Jury
MATCH IS OFF S<-nniipll Will Rnrc Abliott Aitßinnt AII » tllill Xi <»ti l.i>ira
II iK li-l*r iced clit
Tennessee Fire
.liiiin Want Pnperi
ltepiilrs for Olympla
Coimclrnce Hurt Him
BEAVER IS LONESOME OUTLAW ( iinl Out of the C'olon> mill ( oiniiolled to Live Alone
1 niproftftive Ceremoni«'H
Krhrnnp With Red Slats
Hlfil of Martiitlon
I'ntricli'ii Credit Syitpm
Kreeteil by Itrdnkin Adinlrera
Only I'erroruitav "In Duly
Hul.l.lnn It In
REASON MINERS ASK RECOGNITION Nichols Replies to Wilkesbarre Boaixi of Trade Maya Titer Are Trylnn to Obtain Joint (onferrnrr With the Operators for the Purpose of Arranjclnur anil Adopting a Scale of Wrßea
BOB'S LOVE LETTERS Tliey Wore to the Point ami He a* I'rwiMl of Tlieiu
DRINKS FOR TWO The Storjr of m Drank, n Snake and a Barkeeper
Trouble In (he Office
A Vooiig Heroine
Nr. McKlnlry'a Suit
New Cabinet
('oiieeriilnic tlic Fall Season
GATES TO BUILD PALATIAL HOTEL Two Million Dollar Structure, for New York l( (he ISrlnboratc Pinna of (he S(eel Mnuitnte mid Ills Friend* Are (Carried lint Mimr n fittest Will Be Needed to Furnish a lletaru~~
SKenmer on n Hope
Omltteil Hid Pennnce
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DIVIDED THE BACE MONEY Three Favorites Win at Tanforan Twelve-to-One Chance Got the Fourth Event Bsslo Scrambled la u Bur Winner In the First Race, Finishing In m Drive—Jocker Monnce Took Riding Honors, With Three Successes la Front—^Track Reeord Lowered
Pew CanhltMiubrd
Polo Club's Outlnff
TRIE J) TO WHIP JAMES JEFFRIES Chicago Man and His Disastrous Foolhardiness The Los An nre lea Champion Merely Hawed Him, but la 80 Doing; Broke Two of Hl« Aaaallaut'a Hll»»—Way It Happeaed
PROHIBITS COCK AMI DOG FIGHTS
!LOCAL sports! ♦0000000000000000000000004 TENNIS AT THE UNIVERSITY COURTS
LADIES' GOLF HANDICAP PLAYED AT PASADENA
BASEBALL MEN ' ARE ARRIVING
DOG ofAKE ON SUNDAY
PLAY BASKET BALL ON FRIDAY NIGHT
New Jersey Fire
Comlnc for Rollrr
Tramp Killed
YALE'S PRESIDENT IS AT BERKELEY Will Deliver Annual Charter Day Address Ills Subject Will Be "Government by Public Opinion" and Will Demi With Trunin and Combines—President Hadley to Visit Los Angeles
SENATOR BARD TALKS POLITICS AND POLICIES Doesn't Know About Appointments. Discusses Questions of National and Local Interest
BURIED A MAN WHO LOOKED LIKE HIM Bd Mc La uithi In Calls at the Receiving Ho»|»ltal and Hi* Frcitence Heealla a Story ,
Bllxanrd on e« fun nil land Const
Stills Found
Chaplaina Plenty
Mlnlnir Rcauuiril
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HAUL KURTS OPPOSES AM TUBNOUT Objects to Parade by Fire Laddies He Wants to Torn Dawn La Fiesta Invitation Matter of Granting Pe mil union to Fire Department to Participate lu Parade la Referred to Chief Strolim. Citiaen Ask* Fay for an Aivninir Destroyed by Sparks From Engine
COURT BRIEFS
NEW RULES FOR PUBLIC PARKS Council Will Pass an Ordinance Prohibiting Many Practices No More Picnica Can He Held in tlie Parka Witliont a Permit—Pnradea and Proeeaaiona to Be Barred. Police Protection for lieaorts
STOPPED WORK ON A WOODEN FOOT BRIDGE (Contractors Take Possession of an Alley in Constructing a I'annKeua y
DAMAGE SUIT IS BEING AGAIN TRIED Action of George Holloivay Aftnlnat raaadrna and PnrlQo lilcctrlc Railway
I CHINESE ON TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE Tongs Will Wage Bitter Battle in Courts Xtf Winß la Alleged to Hare 3lurdered Woniia Noon, a Member of a Rival Chinatown Faction—Difficulty Experienced in SecnrinK a Jury
POUCEJJURI DY BY DVY
RAVING MANIAC IS SENT TO HIGHLAND William Hanson llna Hpllbloun I)e-1 nxions—Sny» Spirits Hot lit*r Him and Refuses to iDnt
ACCUSED OF SWINDLING Sheriff Hammel Captures Alleged Forger Charles L. Roller to Return to New Jersey 1 Speculator Said to Have Obtained Ity Mennn of Crooked Work—tnder Indictment by am Knutcrn Urand Jury—lla* Been Llv> inn at Be»t Lot Angeles Hotels
SUES IRRIGATION COMPANY FOR PAYMENT Action Brought to llecover Payment for Water Alleged to Have Been Delivered Axuna Concern
lie Passed the ClKari
CANNOT VISIT HER DAUGHTER Mrs. Annie Nelson Yearns for Her Child Divorced Wife Militate! Knots in a> Attempt to Once More Get Possession of Her Girl—Frustrated by Decree Made Several Years Ago
FIREMEN CONTRIBUTE TOIHLWHITE FUNO Chief Strohm Ilei»ort« Subscriptions AggregatliiK Over One linn* dred Uollari
ONE MORE SALOON MAN' WILL LOSE_HIS LICENSE Jurr Find* John Malby Guilt? of IlavlDK Violated the Cloning I,BlT—Trouble* With Police
PORTER ASSAULTS A TALKATIVE PATRON Tale of Two Mngi In 'Which a Stone Mason and a Fltthtlnii Porter Figure as Principals j
BLOODTHIRSTY MEXICAN IS SENT TO FOLSOM Jnun Marlines Must Serve a Year for Stabbing a Companion at The Palms a Few Days Ako I
BOY BURGLAR FALLS INTO HANDS OF POLICE Cnnglit In Close Quarters, William Petrie Pretends to Be Drank, bat Next Mitht Commits Crime
HOT LUNCHEONS AHE WANTED Educational Board Will Consider the Subject Food Analysis Proves Highly Unsatisfactory—Committee Will Take lladleal Measures to Provide Nosr* Isblnv Meals for the Pupils
More Ll|ht la Needed
His Lack of Tact
For Waiting tow Chug*
•I Her Triumph
The B«TS(e Bachelor
Not Futal
CUullel
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NEWS OF FRATERNITIES
I. 0. 0. F.
FRATERNAL UNION
ROYAL ARCANUM
O.E. S.
MODERN WOODMEN
B. P. 0. ELKS
K. 0. T. M.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES
ON THE SAME WIRE Cold Win Followed an Introduction at a Social Gathering
SCRAPE THE SURFACES External House Cleaning Suggested for Government Buildings
AN UNEXPLAINED IMPULSE Temptation of Peraons to Leap When j Lookinv Down from High Place*
Fr«nch-lla«iiae Wedding
Afraid of Assault
AFTER EFFECTS OF GRIP Are Ofton More Serious Than the Grip Itself
THE WINNING NUMBERS ARE THE HIGHEST Still Room at the Top, But the Space Is Narrowing City People Must Wake Up or Be Jostled by Their Country Cousins in the Fight
ui ueiore Duying. To Do Business Thoroughly I
A ltare liitlinn Banket
Patent Leather Slioes
Give the Painter a Job
A Pertinent Qnpsllon
No Donbt
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NOT A BLUNDER
AN EDUCATIONAL TOU NEY
KANSAS PLUCK
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
WHAT CALIFORNIA NEEDS
A POSTAL NFED
guwiarsißJEiaaJsiis s® ibis isiasiaaißißraißiß^ | Sitps of the Pen a feaaoiiqirgngfinfignwtgiianpmnsiwnratfarfoffoHP||Pli?g3|ff>Wßß
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
GOT HIS STANDING
Our interests at Washington
Tjhe Siotamcal Sard en
Vanishing 3*rom Tlfortai j^en
OSTENTATION
MOST ENJOYABLE OCCABION
£ very body's Column
The Richest Mss
'Tls Too Bad
The Oregon Was There
Burning of Moscow
A Problem la Ctiln*
Robert Blair
Which f
Resardlaar Walt Whitman
Revenue Catters
Answers In Brief
HIS NAME NEVER CHANGED
HOW BHE SETTLED IT
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
' HI Dlas Recovered
Jnpnnmr InvcNltwntfton
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SALVATIONIST LEADER COMING Emma Booth-Tucker to Arrive in April Htu Meetings to Be Hold In Hiurira Pavilion—Salvationists Will Ua titer From All Over Southern California to Honor Their Lender
PERSONAL NOTES
Northern Arrivals
FISH CULTURE Pr«f. H. W. Doanc* to Conduct 11 ililiiKton Experiment*
llurirlnrx in Ilnkemllolil
FARMER KILLED liunrrel Over a Fence Leads to a Kent Man's Death
For Philippines
Indian Commander
McK It4rick Smallpox
British Hark Klsslnt
MADE A TEST To Prove the Effects of Coffee J
WILL INVITE PRESBYTERIANS Chamber of Commerce Offers Courtesy of City Want to Secure the General Ao»embl> of 11)012, and Every Endeavor Will Be Made to Secure tlie Convention. Other Duainesa Transacted
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mmmaxamnmß cm—sss-sss««»s «-s-s- FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS^ B B ■ HP B B 8888888888 B—B-B-B B B B B B B B B B B~B~*B——H—B—®"~ (LOS ANGELES COI'JSTY) PP OINTMENT OF DUARTE TEACHER Robert Neelly Will Go to the Philippines i'ltosen by the Tuft Coiuiulnslou to Aid ih Teaching the Filipinos—Council Is Preparing the Hitc Artesian W eil l'or the Summer's llun
(LOS ANGELES t'Ol XTV) LONG BEACH TO HAVE A CANNERY
(SAN DIEGO COI XTV) I DISCOVERY OF NATURAL GAS San Kiegans Excited Over a Strong Flow l ily Council l'UNsea h Resolution Vullioriziiiii (lie Purchase of Water Systems, and Will Onler a llond I')leet lon ut Un Next Meeting
(I.OS AMGELES COI NTY) SPANISH SPORTS AT SANTA MONICA
Dilatory Dlnoovpry
(SAX BERNARDINO COUNTY) REDLANDS WILL HAVE A THEATER V>cal Capitalists Put ITp the Money Itrnl K»l»tr Hi tlir llriil «r the Valley ContlnUf-i Active—Smallpox In (hr MountnlDi la I'nt I ndt-r Strict Uuaraiitiur—General ><-» ■ olrt
<OR WliE cor N'T V) ORANGE COUNTY'S LOSS ON FRUIT
(lIIVKHSIDE COt TY) CORONA GETS A NEW POSTOFFICE
(SANTA 11A It lIA UA COUNTY) TELEPHONE WIBES SUMMARILY CUT Trouble Caused by the Moving of a Barn Company Tlirealena to Sue the City of Santa llarhnra for Damages—to nt ruot Let for Extending the Tunnel From Which Water Is Derived
(VESTIRA COI'NTY) SANTA PAULA MAN DEAD Charles linker Snecuin lm to Stroke of PfiralyMin
((■■He l'rn|>er
Cruel Girl
(HI Yft&HSIDR COUNTY) BIDS FOR COUNTY BUILDING SITES Several Blocks Offered for a Court House Riverside Supervisors Award n Contract for Construction of Two Cottaaies at the County Hospital* Christian Endeavor Convention
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) LOCAL NOTES AND PERSONALS OF COLTON
Winter Voyages on Summer Beas
The Sufe Place
(SAX DIKGO COUXTY) IMMENSE SEA BASS CAUGHT Two Coronado Fishermen Have Unusual Success Departnre of llnttleNlilp lottn for the North—Capsized Coal Drifts Anliore— Arrivals mid Depiirtures nt the Fmuoun Resort
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NEWS OF PASADENA
Pet Seal* in Maine
AN "HONORARY FATHER" "Son" of Major Sweet, the Sain Governor, in a Mahometan Prince
A Literal Imitremitnn
Equal Tanks
DlnilluHlmied
At the Fork* of the Koail
j OF SOCIAL INTEREST I
llotb-Cooley
lloniitMYn mi I n
"Chute*" Party
Social oteN
| WITH THE CLUBS f
Wedlieadny MornlllK dull
Mr*. Averill's Cla*»
Clilld'i Study Circle
Y. M. C, A. IJobntiiin Club
Gouil llarun I tier*
Mean Seliemo
HER LOVER'S DEVOTION llruoklyn Girl Will Have Sweetlicnrt'n Skin (irafteil On
Qllexilon of Kllilra
More Information
Untitled
THE SECRET OF ST. HELENA Napoleon'*! Affair AVilli ail African Wotnnti "When in Eillc
Novel Typewriting
Joiiuli'a Complaint
WarniiiK to Champion Swimmers
CURES WEAK MEN FREE INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME FOR ALL
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COOMBS HERE ON BUSINESS Visits Native Sons and Scans Politics f The Napa Congressman Greets Senator Bard fhe Stnteaman From the orth S»y« He Has Not Conferred M llh Any Member of the Delegation on the Rumored Move to Seen re Federal Patronage in This State
NATIVE SONS EE AST COOMBS
+++> The Wizard Suspender
SEVEBED CABLE CAUSES DABO ESS Lijrlit and Power shut oft' fori Nearlv an Hour *an (iaitriel Eleetrie Company Kxpv- j rienee* Dii'tieully With the Aieurni j W ire nnd Kni|ilo>' TiUCfll 1)> nuaiofi. The Ureuk Wan Neur Arcadia i i
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES | STOCK EXCHANGE IS VERY ACTIVt Doll Spell Broken and Buyers Are Numerous Reed Has m Boom—Went lake ftud Pacific Slope I<o«e (around—Bidding Spirited—Mining Ilead—Tlae Day's Business on tbe Exchange
OIL CITY CERTIFICATES »
CENTRAL'S CAPITALIZATION" Increased at a Meeting of Stockholder* to a Million Dollar*
DERRICK THROWS BRICKBATS the Fact That Exploitation In Not Always SaccesNful
M'KITTRICK FIELD Seieral Kon- ('nmpniilen I'reparlnK for Active Operations
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Notice to Travelers
I * MINING *
METAL MARKEr
COPPER OUTLOOK BRIGHT IllfCh Prices St i utulatinu Activity in the Southwestern Field*
GOLD MINES ACTIVE nich Pocket on the Bntiata Will Lead to Full Development
Incorporated
/ STAMPS AND RAILROADS Searchlight's PronperFty Demands Increased Transportation
TOPAZ MINE NEAR SANTA BARBARA
Notice to Stockholder* of Heed Crude Oil Company
CUTTING STEEL (ipottly Improved Operation by Mean* of Red hot Tools
Observances of Similar
Virgin Forests In Siberia
Her Way of Patting It
Case In Point
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I OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS j
llortgogei
Attachment*
Sliicellnneoii IT r% A 41_ T» J J .1
Notice of Completion f~*Vt It t*rtV« A tVin PnlnL. AJS f . •
Mnrglnal Satisfaction
supreme: court K»w Actions
JI'STICE COURT Raw Actions
Contrast
CONVERSION OF THE WICKED WRITER MAN
REAL ESTATE
THE MISSING RING Sweetheart Wu Holding Hands, Bnt Not the Right Ones
WHAT BECOMES OF THE CORKS How They Are Gather<*kl uou to Whom They Are Sold
The Tomba of Royalty
Peculiar Accident
FEAST OF HORSES Very Old Festival Still Celebrated In Htndoostan
The Hoaae of Do and Honae of Don't
A DUconiolate I.over
The I'art He I.lked
Fall Lint of Hla Virtue*
Skeptical
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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Orchard
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NAVELENCIA, THE NEW CITRUS CREATION
FORGOT TOJTLL CABMAN Patron Was In n Harry bat Dill Not Give His Destination
Why They Call It "Ckaace"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS SELLING ORDERS FILL THE MARKET Alarmed Holders Unload Without Any Bad JSeWH II Opening UcinamU for Stocks la I'Urlit* anil Prices Itlul'er, Urunrnrrm, PaclScs and Steel Stock* lle-Ing -Notably Strong
STOCK QUOTATIONS
THE BOND MARKET W i.' . V 4 nil.' If.. . 1 .a. .
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS 111 IH'I'AV tux rr*.. • I
MONEY MARKET Call Rntes and Exchange Steady. Government Bonds Strong;
TREASURY STATEMENT
STOCKS IN LONDON Unfavorable War News Has Depress* Ini* Effect on the Market
GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Fears of Short* Aroused by Steadiness of Liverpool Market*
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Cattle and Hogg at Chicago Average Tea Cents Higher
KANSAS CITY
DENVER
OMAHA
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES .Many Denials That Pork Market Has Been Cornered
NEW YORK TSTIPTV VOPV on Snenr Vniv
VEGETABLES Sweet Potatoes Weak, Onion*, Rhubarb and ANpuraguH I£any
POULTRY MARKET
DAIRY PRODUCTS llutter anil ICgg* Doll and Cheese Active at Chicago
SA FRANCISCO
NEW YORK
PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING •
COTTON MARKET
THE LOCAL MARKETS
Now Is the Time to Bring: Your Friends From the East
Special Excursions by Water
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To the Deaf
ORANGE SHIPPERS ! IN MASS MEETING' _ ] Will Assemble in Chamber of Commerce i Rooms to Discuss Freight Problems
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Frnlt i»t New York
Local Fruit Situation
:J DANGEROUS BILL i Governor Asked to Veto Horticultural Com mi ma ion Dill
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
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PASADENA SERVICE BECOMES DEMORALIZED CONDITIONS GROWING WORSE During the Busiest Hour Yesterday There Was a Lapse ot Twenty-five Minutes Between Cars—lnstances of Overloading
TALKING- OF COMPETITION
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CARRENO'S SECOND RECITAL Only a Sinit 11 Audience Greets the World-Famed Pinniste
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AGED THEOSOPHIST VISITS THIS CITY Col. 11. S. Olcott Will AddreKi Meeting: This Week In the Interest of the Society
ORATORICAL CONTEST BY LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION An Attractive Program Hum Been Prepared for the Exercises .Next Friday Even ins
Woman of llnw Fifteen Children
Wutrful
11 ik Dilemma
>4 MIXUP OF WILSONS Orpheum Performer Is Mistaken for Francis Wilson of Comic Opera Fame—Amusing Blunder
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DEATHS
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SWEET MAY TO MARRY WITH HUSTLINu HARRY la This Case the Best Laid Plans Will Materialize-There Were Difficulties. bat Two Heads Are Better Than One and Brains Count for Something Tbo atorr Of a mir of Lover* Who IHaa Llttlo Ca«h bat Lots of Plaek, ■«d ■ Few Relatione Wh*,Th»B(k They W ere Rich, Yet Were Willing Kelp the Conrie of True Lore to Ron Smoothly t
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Visits to 4 Forelyn Laal
A PI DC Ocean Till
Big Grocery Prise
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