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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 173, 23 March 1901
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA EFFECT A COMPROMISE JAPAN PREPARES FOR WAR I British Foreign Office Takes a Gloomy View ot the Situation in China and Thinks the End Is Not Yet
COMMANDERS DINE TOGETHER
JAPAN IMPLICATED
RUSSIA IN FAVOR
imperial decree Antl-F»reiKn Societies Threatened With C'ondlKn Punishment
VIEWS IN WASHINGTON Hope to Keep (he Indemnity Within Payable Limits
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOREIGN
PESSIMISTIC VIEW IBrltinti Foreign Offtee Think* the Knd la Not Yet
LAMSDORFF ANGRY l.niiiMlowne*. Hfqiwt Willi Peremptory Hefn.nl
RUSSIAN VERSION Brltlali A<lnil..lon. Make the t'xar*. Force. Secure
QUI MARRIAGE LI
son nr nam in id ai wr
TO HEAD OFF A FEDERAL QUARANTINE San Francisco After the Chinese Quarter Governor Ga}re Orders That It Be Thoroughly Cleansed I Report of Dr. White, the Plajrue Expert* Sent Out by the Trennnry Department, In Now in the Governor** llandM. anil Thoni&h Not Made Public Is t'anne of Pnrlfylnv Order I i
VILLAGE IS ANNIHILATED
HURRICANE RAGES IN SOUTH PACIFIC
LAST RAIL LAID Inion Pacific's Sherman Hill Cat Off In Completed
"ttkcetn" Kcfaitetl
Quceu Travels
Out oa Bail
Wall Street Failure
Stramrr Dainxnl
AnatraUfin Whenl
Mllea Comliifc llonu-
PH MID 111
ATTACKING THE VALIDITY OF THE (IRANI) JURY TWO JURORS NOT QUALIFIED Claimed at the Court House That .Josppli Mesmei and W. A. Spalding Are Not on the Assessment Roll—Case of Polk
UNITED STATES USED FOR TOOL Contractors Have a Soi't Tiling of It Machinery fur MuLliik Ammunition IMnceil nt Dlmiionml of Maker** aittl tlie Product So 111 to ll I'orciuu Uoveriiineut in Preference 1 .— —
» i » SOUNDS LARGE
Piano Factory Darned
BOERS BREAK AND SCATTER No Organized Bodies of Invaders Left Details of NVirol iat ions NNitli Lord Ivih'lH'iior Purlin men In ry I'nppin Show That .Mm. Ilothn Carried a Letter From |£>r Hnxbaud to Sir lfre«l Milner. ReeommeiKlatloim off Hrltlali tieneral and Mr. Cliainl»erlala*« Reply
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ro I'HIAIAT I'Mil MOMA WDI.HCf
AUSTRALIAN PROTECTION Tariff Is Issue in First Federal Election . Barton and Kcid the Opposing Leaders ll,,iiiih or Sliitrncp IVr llrn«l for Kntn llranllß In tin- « »|><«irr of l<'lflern II ll ml ml ii «>pk nt !«> «l ncy—Hltrli ,i. in llt*ilnc*llon In t'nhlo llnlr,. ait-lection of tlic l'rdrrnl f/npltal
STKEET CAR MEN JOIN STRIKERS
IVaplen Coneesnlon
Sftnntion Serionn
Brazilian Surplus
Dentroyer*n K»cnpf
Pile 3 Cured V/ithout the Knife
DON'T GO TO CAPE NOME TO EARN A HOME But Stay Here and Win Some of the Broad Acres Offered as Herald Prizes Now Is the Accepted Time to Compete for One of the 511 Prizes—There Are No Blanks The Worker Who Start* In Now Not Be Willing to Give Up Work, for the Conditions Arc Such That Well-Directed Efforts Are Sure to Be Rewarded With a Cash Prize or Something Else Very Valuable and Useful—Do Not Feel That Others Will Crowd You Out, for There Could Be More Canvassers Yet, and When They Start They Will Only Add Zest to the Fight—The Reward la Sure for Those Who Will Start In the Contest Now.
I'urlor Ornament
CrUEST OF WILD MAN OF BORNEO
Kiilncr Grieved
To Sec MuKnrn Fnll*
SONOMA BREAKS RECORD Makea Fnitrat Trip From San I'ranrlico to Sydney
Imperial Lonn
Strange FisU Story
vine riain uraici Unit*. Blauvelt In Verdi's Reqalrm
lie Deserved a Medal
Answered Description "TU,. t — . » . «. ...
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BLAME FIXED IN EIO CASE Inspectors Censure Ward and Jordan Also Revoke Chief Engineer's License Vf Poiilnliment for the Pilot on Acconnt of Lack of Jurisdiction—luattention of Chief Engineer Herlihy May Have Been the Reason for the Loss of Many Lives in Disaster
Tired of Mfe
MRU 10 SUNSET
I THUG'S WORK t Father Stricken Down in Sight of His Son
: CHARGES AGAINST UNION IRON WORKS i Violation of Contract Labor Law Alleged • It la Claimed That Six Men Were Brought From Scotland and Two From tier many, and fIOOQ Damages Are Asked In Each Case
ASSAULT THE MARSHAL Two Armted Men Knock Off Bakers-Held Official's Hat
SIR HARRY COOPER I'liaric of Forging British Conrt Seal Is Dismissed
Hope Given Ij»
WILL CONTBOL ALASKA TRADE Seaports and Companies Get Together Combination Bills Fair to he a Strong One Han at It* Command the Entire Trade of All the Principal kilning- Center* and Hlver Towna of the Northern Territory—Only n Feiv Trndlutr Companies Not In the Scheme
OF ADVANTAGE TO PACIFIC COAST Eastern Competition in Trade of Hawaii to Be Cut Off The Southern Pacific Will Dlfiron- i tlnue the Low Hail and Water Rate Heretofore Made to Eaitrrn Cities and Full Hate* Have to Re I'ald
"v" »i.unßtaicuv an CA^CIUUCIiiai. PIMA COUNTY BONDS Arixonn Supreme Court Declares Them to Be Valid
Hoineneekem Ai'rive
JRCK II PEEPER I 0
ARIZONA LEGISLATURE Closing Session Is Marked by Fierce Contests
OIL SUPPLANTS GOAL
ANCIENT MISSION IS ENDANGERED Catholic Church at Tucson May Lose Its Land Site of 'Mission, of Man avier del Bnc Is Witliin the Pima Indian Reservation, and the Charch Has Never Acquired Title to the Land
PLOT AGAiNST CZAR Karpovftch Inventtiration Reveals a Great Conspiracy
"BUNCOMBfc" It Don't Always Fay to Be Skeptical
SAD END OF A "GOOD FELLOW" Made Fortune Only to Die Poor I Career of Los Angeles Bank Teller Arthur Hnllock Brouvht to Poverty After n Itrilllnnt t'nreer am a Promoter of Mexlrnn Mines, DeAler in Heal KntAte unit MercAnttle Prince of HrllJib t'olumlilA—Connections
EFFECT OF MEN'S DETERMINATION Truckee Rid of Toughs in a Week finiilneii Men Back Up an Editor and the Disorderly Element Promptly Makes a Pilgrimage—People Qf ■ Town Thoroughly Determined
Troop* for Manila
DOROTHY IS INGENIOUS Concocts a Wild Tale of Simple Assault Vaudevillians Pursue the Fair Actress Instead of Irliik an Ax and Making a ' Real Sensation the Lostfr of a Lover ! Only Scratched Mrs. McKeown'# Hand—One George Austin Moore Is j ' Cast as the Bone of Contention
TREASURER EMBEZZLES John L, Wood of Miehlirau Snrrt-n-«ler» to tUe Police
Frem'b Uarlc" Anliorc
OPENING. OF THE NEW COAST LINE
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rAKES SHOT AT MANAGER ■ I" Alexander W. Dingwall Is the Victim O- I iobert H. Moulton Fires Five Shots at Party wturutril With Alcohul and Morphine. nit Alltpd Mvimller SriiU* Uullt'ta Broadra.t. One I'lm.tnii TltrotiK'b tlie Urrta of May Hnoble>-, Who I» rihyinn in XetT Vorli j
MARCCNI WINS SUIT !ourl Knlii I»IImIi«»m II Im n« Sole Inventor of Wirele** Tcleitntiili y
INC! DEN CLOSES * ill I (or nice A|>|miiis Oitij i„ What W «« Comioft- to lino TJL'icUlvrlViv i.
Vanderhllt a Victim
Convict KillcillTlme
DENVER FATAL TO THEATRICAL FOLK Leading Man of Julos Gran Company Dies J. W. Kini&iilcy, Fremont and Ml** West Temple Lost Their Lives From I'nenmoiila—Henry Miller hiid A(lele Rafter Al*o Sufferer*
VIEWS ON GIL
FmlKrtintM <«et In
M iNMiMMiiipi l-'ire
lee Hrlilue Moved
Konl IMny
Warahii) PlontM
—♦♦♦- Creeilou Win*
CLAIMS HE IS THE KIDNAPER Man in Dallas Jail Makes Confession I H. C. Henderson Says Ho Carried Oft" Young Cudaliy .Mr. Cudahy and the Onnlm Police Hotli lHneredlt the Story and Say 'I'll nt Henderaoira Contention I* .Merely a SuhterfoKe to Karape I'n tt imli men t for Other Crimes
Dineredited in Omaha
Henderson'* Former Reeord
Ordered Reported
Can* Will Go I i>
NOT HEREDITARY
WEALTH SHOWN BY THE BANKS Controller of Currency's .Record Figures Good Showings by Oklahoma and Texas RoHonrrra nnil Dciionit* >l»y Eieeed lij Many Million!. lIIkIi Water Hark of l.aiit IJeeemticr— Sow York, Button, t'hicaao, PhlladrU jihia, I'lttnbnrg; and St. l,oui« Lead
POINTS IN FAVOR OF PANAMA .ROUTE
I'tuW'H'MNUI'M «oi» l>«»ml
OPERATORS TO MINERS President Mitchell Gets Some Answers Head of Workers Declines to State Contents One Anthracite President Declines to Meet Thote Mot In lII* Service bnt Willing to Henr Men Employed Who Have Grievances—Agreement In Indiana—Collieries Closed
NEBRASKA'S DEADLOCK Roirnnlrr nnd Thompson Still (.end for I'nlteil Statea Senator*
Oue«( of Alumni
Now Is the Time to Bring Your Friends From the East
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HENRY SPIES HAS ARRIVED Blonde Backstop Is in Fine Condition Shortstop Is Still a Vacant Position Welther *Tominy C'o r<*«i mil, Dolibr U'lllurp Nor Hilly Dnlilcn Can Be I'rniiiiilrd to Come Here, bat n tiood Salary Annltii Some fllrrllnff I'larer Who Will Come
HARD DOUBLES MATCH U. S.C. TOURNAMENT
CUTTING SCRAPE AMONG PRIZE FIGHTERS
RIVERSIDE DEFEATED BY RUSHERS 14 TO 9
SANTA BARBARA SPORTS llandleap tiolf Tournament to Be Held at Conntry Club (Special Correspondence.)
MANY CANDIDATES FOR U.S. C. BASEBALL TEAM
HIGH SCHOOL NINES ■ TO PLAY BASEBALL
KID BROAD BEATS CORBETT OF DENVER Philadelphian's Mighty Rushes Win in Fourth Bound Klght Hook In the Jaw Weaken* the Denver Man. Who Falls Bxhanßted After a Two Minutes* Mix—Bolen and Turner Go Six Hounds to Draw
GOOD LUCK OF JOCKEY HENRY Bides Five Winners Out of Six Mounts Yellow Tail Gets Left at the Post Sail Sam, a Thirty to One Shot, Gets Out of the Rack* Jait In Time to Fall an 12a*y Victim to Konllworth, Who Got A way Flying, ftanncn Only Favorite Deaten
>ew Orleaim llm oi
Wrestling; Match
7.elsler Winn Easily
A "Nell Girnoc Tea"
Queen Visits
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT
COLOSSAL PURSE TO BE HUNtt UP Lawson Will Race With Little Boralma Event Will Be Handled at Readvllle, Munh., In September, and Will Bring Together Cliarlie llerr. Creneeua and Speedy Ilornlma
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL INSIST ON TRANSFERS Better Service Is Not All That Is Wanted Pasadena Railway Patrons Ask for Concessions Board of Public Unrki Ha* Another Round With ll>«- Transfer Problem. Matter Referred to City Attorney for Opinion—Mr. Ilntehl»on Submit, a Lengthy Statement
Franchises I.oosely Drnun
LETTERS AND MONEY POUR INTO COMMITTEE Esfpntive Committee of the White Memorial Fund Receives Many Kncournfflnff Letters
MAYOR AND MERCHANTS MAY VISIT DENVER City Officials nnd Member* of the M. and M. AsMociatlon to lie Invited to Colorado
JUDGE SHAW LISTENS TO A WILL CONTEST Widow of Parker Seymour of Pasadena Objects to Dr. Solon UrlKKs Acting as Co-Executor
BLIND MAN LOST HIS LAST HOPE OF SEEING Knowledge That lie MiiNt Live in Darkness Drives Harry Arbuckle Insane • .
, OrKaiilxed i.ahor Aroused
Approved 111 m llond
I HE FOUGHT WITH CUSTER Solo Survivor of the Famous Massacre Is Denied Favor Georgte Itenjnmln Asks for Permlasfon to Ran Fruit Stand nnd Board of Public Works Turns Hlna Down. Mnnv Matters of Importance
COURT BRIEFS
POLICE COURT DAY BY DAY
LEVY BEING MADE FOR LAKESHORE WORK
FORESTERS ] ARE DELIGHTED Splendid Address by Dr. Montague Goixifr to Australia to Extend the Order Insists Thai Forestry Stands for the ! Home, the Fireside and All ,the Host Tie* or I,lle—An Entertainment Which HrouKfit Pleasure to ( Many Hundreds of People
EDITOR STEAD'S SON AND HIS BRIDE HERE
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KINGVEYIL. How Ignorance and Super* stition go Hand in Hand.
j CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK { MISSIONARY FACTOR IN CHINESE CRISIS D> Rev. E. U. Chaitln
NOTED LEADER OF THE Mo Eo CHUR.CH SOUTH
PRESBYTERIAN
BAPTIST
METHODIST
GERMAN METHODISTS
Y. M. C. A.
CONGREGATIONAL
Y.W.C.A.
SALVATION ARMY
LOS ANGELES CHINESE
BETHLEHEM CHURCH
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A DESPERATE RESORT
THE FEDERAL SENATE
THE MARYLAND PLAN
BE GOOD TO HIM
VANDALISM BY TOURISTS
RAPID ORANGE SHIPMENT
COMING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
A CHICAGO PROBLEM
|f^siB®ffiiM@fa)saiaira3iciJSJa)SfflJisißra I S/tps of the ZPon SsiaiaiiifaieEiaEiiSjajsjsjafaEfaEisiaiaEii
SUBMARINE FIGHTING
A GENTLE PROTEST
WHAT 3EECHER THOUGHT
THE HERALO ABROAD
"A *DolVs Howe" The Fraw ley Company Scores a Remarkable Success in Ibsen's Difficult Drama—Miss Van Buren's Impassioned Portrayal of Nora Heimer
"Reminiscencef of "Diaz.
• Cosrybocty's Column!
How to Catch a Bess
I ndrr Arreat
That Poll Tax Law
Can Some One Tell f
Who Can Sayt
Fruit Situation at Monrovia
The ilobolten Disaster
A Casino Question
Joslnh Allen's Wife
Answers In Brief
LITERARY ROUND-UP
THE CITY'S NEWb
TODAY'S EVENTS
CENTRAL PARK CONCERT
ALL AROUND TOWN Letter Carrier* to Ho Entertained
SUPPOSED CROOKS _PlJT IN' PRISON Titer Were Hnniilnw When ,one Pursued and Tlili Canard Them to He tabbed
BURGLARS REAP HARVEST Professionals Unusually Successful (Jatherinp Gold Watches and Moni'y v, 1 >re "Kcyulpper" Opcrntom Work NolseleNMly In laidglng Hoime* nnd l*:*lvate Kesldencen, Carrying Off Valuables iiml ( n«(i lleloiiKlnir to the Sleeping Inmates—No Clue
SENATOR SiMJP BACK FiOM SAN MEG®
Undelivered TeleKranm Thprp were undellvp-red iplfcranra nt
CITY NEVVSJN BRIEF
| PERSONAL NOTES „00000000000000000000
San Francisco Arrivnla
AT THE HOTELS
SILVERWOOD IMPROVES Hia Spring Street Store
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (RIVERSIDE: COt-XT'V) RIVERSIDE S NEW RECREATION PARK Many Shade Trees and Plants Being Set Out Santa Rosa Mine. Formerly a Good Producer, bnt Which Ita» Been Idle for Some Time, In Sold and Will Be Opened t'p Again
(OR GIiJ c:OI XT V | SANTA ANA NOTES 4llornejr Fined for iolntiiiK Hicycle Aril inn nc»e
{SAX DIEGO COl/XTY) ESCONDIDO ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
(SANTA OA It lIA HA COtNTY) SANTA BARBARA S STEEPLE CHARLIE George N. Bodie's Ascent of City llall Fla<r Pole Chinese of the Conjjfreßationnl Ml*- Nion Hold Anniversary Meclinn and Deliver an lnlerentins: l*rogralii—ll IKb School Optioned
(OH WOE COL*XTY) LOCAL BREVITIES FROM ANAHEIM
(LOS ANGELES COtSiTY) MEETING OF SANTA MONICA TRUSTEES Routine Business of Minor Importance Transacted Wnrrnntn Are Ordered Drawn to I*ny the Eleetrle Company for Street l.iffhtN—Street Superintendent*! Mnlnry In Fixed at $50 Per Month
(SAX IIEKNAHDIXO COl XTY) TAMALE AIR SHIPS lled.nuUn Afflicted l>> n IN-nl ot QaK-k Lunch DlHtlllrrica
IOIt AXCiE COl TY> ORANGE BREVITIES Loral Women** It el ief Corns in Give mi Kiitertninment
(KIVKKSIDK COUNTY) CORONA NOTES AND PERSONALS
(VEXTI UA COUNTY) OXNARD SALOON KEEPER ARRESTED Louis Ya nner Is Accused of Defrauding Creditors Ilulldinft Site for the Catholic Sisters* School Wliioli Is to b*e Erected in Osnard la Donated by the C'olonia Improvement Company
(SAX IJIEGO COt.VTY) CORONADO BEACH Ciolf Ckuwpioitn Smith nu«l Hell Again at tlie liennrt (Special Correspondence.)
Honey Took WlnuN
(SAW DII3GO COIIJITY) ERROR OCCURS IN i ELECTION BALLOTS i Death of Theron M. Flower of Lower California Drceaurd, Wbo Died Suddenly on Ills Hnnch at Guadalupe, Came to the ParlAc Coast From Pontlae, Mich.—Had Itnnet. itT Mile* Square
CAMERA CLUB'S INTERESTING EVENING
(SAN aUXAIOUO COVXVY) ATTEMPTS TO GET A WIFE RELEASED Mrs. Keller Said to Receive 111 Treatment Superintendent of lllKlilnnd lnnMn« Aa)ium Mnat Atinrr a Citation. ; Mllltln to Entertain—ITlmfi-lndn | ray* Off All Its Debts and Is Free j
I'-Cll OB a Step Laddrr
NEW CHURCH FOR BOYLE HEIGHTS
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NEWS OP PASADENA
l KAILROAD NEWS %
■ WOMEN'S CLUBS ■
Hew Fraternity
Charclt (<nlld
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Yon Can't Alivnj-R Tell
NATIVE SONS OUT IN FORCE Ramona ParlorWelc-omes Grand Officers Northern Visitors Guests at a Banquet <Jrnii«l Pre* 1 dent Hunt nn<l Ice I'reftident Coouil>m Deliver llinwintt S|»e«*clieM In Reaponiie to Tonat*. Affecting: Reference* to Senator White anil Frank Subiclii
ELEVEN HORSES' TAILS WERE CUT AT NIGHT Between Daylight and Hark Mlschlevona Work I.* Done in Boyle Hclklils
. MB Sf IIIIS BY GREBI HORIHERN
INSURRECTION ON ITS LAST LEGS War Department Encouraged at Philippine Situation Reports From Recruiting Officer* Show That Men Are BeliiK Enrolled Raiiltll>< as They Can Be Equipped. Intention I* to Keep Army Down
New Transport Chartered
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j OFEIOIAL PUBLIC RECORDS j
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SI I'KKIOII C'Ol'RT Aew Actions
KLEPTOMANIA OR THIEVERY Well Dressed Woman Takes Recaraier Miniature Confronted Willi a Cliarice of Slfal-Init It Pruiu IhK Blunchurd Buildlug, Slie Flmt Dciilea Ai't'imiil lon and Tben UIVfH I |> tile Pttlullutf
ESCAPED CONVICT IS RECAPTURED
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES STOCK EXCHANGE THOROUGHLY ALIVE United Petroleum Makes a New Record Price Heavy Sellings of Reed Crude—We*tlake and Pacific Slope lively. i|neen of Arliona a Seller—Long Semloni of the Kxcliniiwe
KERN COUNTY OIL Option on SmiMPt I.ami—Hecla in (lie Flrnt Sand f rrpcnfiiirlpnno
WHITTIER'S PROGRESS Some OneralionN in X«»v Territory Attracting Attention (Sni i : il oin < i
FULLERTON FIELD Olinrin linn nil Aoeltlftil— Pro i»n ration* for «mv Work
SAN DIEGO COUNTY NOTES (inn Illowoutn Discovered North of CarriMo Creek
• WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
A YEAR AFTER Second Glimpse at the Kern1 Kiver Oil Field YVnltiuK (<>r Murkrti and Transportation, W lileh Seem to lie Almont nt llnnri—llnkerntlelil HnkiiiK Great l*roKre«N. tinned on Oil
MINING
METAL MARKET
PREPARING FOR PLACERS It ai ii unil Snow Hum Caved the Wily for renter Activity-
MINING IN MEXICO It 101 l l.rilitt'N Kounri In ■ Wide Arm of Territory
Notice to Travelers
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS SPECULATION THE FEATURE IN STOCKS Bears Made "Many Attempts at Raiding lleaty Buy in(i of Wnbanlt on Humor* That the Property In Moon to Be Absorbed by Anotlieft* System. Sharp AUvanee In Northern I'aelflc
STOCK QUOTATIONS VPtl vnor/ rrt—ll >.
THF. BOND MARKET
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS
BANK CLEARINGS lOiiormoux Increase of More Than 51 Per l ent u«t Week
" MONEY MARKET C'mll Rate* Continue Steady and Ex- j change In Firm
STOCKS IN LONDON _ l
TREASIIt Y CERTIFICATES
NEW RECORDS MADE i k Steel Stocks nnd Ituilronri Slinre* Di- i i vltleil the Week** Honor*
DAIRY PRODUCTS flutter And Chveie Active nt Cliiontfo. Kirvii 7>iili
I SAN FRANCISCO
SKW YORK
VEGETABLES Vwterduy'i Cloalnur Quotation* In the San Franviieo Market
WOOL MARKET*
TEXTILES ABE THE WEAK SPOT Decline in Cotton Injnres Southern Prospects Interruption to Demand anil Shl|>- | ments Through Storm* In Northern 1 Half of Country—Wool Slronuer. Haw silk In HealtTTy Condition
GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS May Wheat Declined at Oi>&nina; bnt Hallled on Short Covef>lng
SAN FKANCIBCO
NEW YORK
LIVERPOOL
SORTIf COAST PORTS
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Cattle, 1I»k» ait«l Sheep Generally Steady to Strong
KANSAS CITY
OMAHA
DISK VEll
PROVISIONS JND GROCERIES Cliieasro Market Irreunlar, Armoar j Selling Mhj- Pork Heavily
NEW YORK
THE LOCAL MARKETS
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS ! AT HOME AND ABROAD
Local Frnit Condition*
OranuK Sale lit e»v York
Oi'Niiftea Scrlcl at Dontou
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS "
PACIFIC COAST IMIIPD FIIL'IT Vcnr vrtnrr -» < i_ An /-. .. < . . .1
SAX FRANCISCO FRUIT MARKET
OUTLOOK IS GOOD FOR SPRING TRADE Railroad Earnings for March Gain Ten Per Cent "" , ' C#rtnilment of Cotton Production Docn Not Increase Demand for j i Print Cloth* or Heavy Brown Goods—Leather In Good Demand
; | POULTRY 1 Ycaterdny'n Closing QnotnKoim In th« San Francisco Mnrkct
COTTON MARKET
Wanted to Sec Kntfim** Ilun
UNIONS PEAR OVERCROWDING Council of Labor Issues a Statement . Say That the I'npmploj-iMI Are Grow 'n *'»mber and That IVo More Workera Should He EnronraKcd to Come to Southern California I
The Wizard Suspender
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