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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 177, 27 March 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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PARTITION OF CHINA AGAIN SEEMS LIKELY NOTICE SERVED BY RUSSIA All the Nations But the United States Stand by to Get a Slice if the Manchurian Treaty Is Signed—Open Door Policy
THE MORNING'S NEWS a ▲
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTEMPT MADE TO BLOW UP CZAR OF RUSSIA BY A MINE UNDER THE PALACE PLOT DETECTED IN TIME TO SAVE HIS LIFE Scheme to Kill Nicholas II Believed to Have Originated With Those High in Power. All News of Attempt Suppressed
MEXICAN RAILWAYS Rumor* That Thej- Will Br Coimol- ! Idated Into Two Groupn
Troops for Africa HTTIVVA ne .
♦00000000000 0000 00000-o o oo* I KNOX IS SLATED g
! AMERICANS IMPRISONED IN MEXICO Fifty-two Railroad Men Held Without Trial ! International Complications May Soon Result Another Train Crew < itnt Into .lull at Juarer. RecatiNe n Mexican Accidentally Killed-O. of l«. C. Takes a Hand, InnlntinK Tliat Government Should Interfere at Ouee
[DEATH COMES IN SHAPE OK I'OISOXOI S GASES .ENGINEER DIES IN A TUNNEL i Train Crew Sim-iimbs to t lie KrtVct of Fumes and Its Members Are Rescued .Just in Time by a Relief Party
GHOSTLY APPARITION STARTLES WATCHERS BY YOUNG WOMAN'S BODY
COLORED TROOPER WHO HUNGERS FOR FIGHTING GETS ALL HE DESIRES
NOTED ENGLISH ' MERCHANT DIES Last Days Spent in an Insane j Asylum i Shown Great Honor* l».v the oi Kdklbiiil UuriiiK the Diamond ! J a til lee—Grrn( Wealth. ill Uo to Hla Only UnoKhler
Hon tinmen Tail Him
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FAILURE OP KITCHENER His Policy Has Not the Hoped For Resrlts it Is Said British Most Retnrn to Original Methods " ~ torrenpondent« Say ttmh Time Will Be IVeeded ami « *• rcah Supply of Troops, and That the War Ma.v I act for Yoara—i anlore of 130 Colonial" by the Boer* Scar Hlchmond
llimtn < apt tire ( oioninl#
LA GASCOGNE HAS A ROUGH PASSAGE
GERMANY REPLIES Vonlriidlclt Sinteimnt <if Italy's Wlibdrannl I rum Drelbnnil
(«rund I(ri|ii<N i. n<l utiK«* ml
>11ne Sfj nahl»l«*
NEBRASKA DEADLOCK Proapects I nfavorsble for Election Before Adjonrnmrnt
DONATIONS FOR QUEEN'S MEMORIAL Ureal Public Meeting1 Held at the Mansion House Communication Head From Kinic Kdunril CoiitrilMitiiitf One Thou. • ami I*oiiiml» to tlie rmiri—Chamberlain M liis Libel Suit
Turku oil Warpath
olurailu Storm
I r nuer Will t lire
Mi n e Strike
Trihcmuen lluJil
Ylnrk lloncnrd
HICKS-BEACH SAYS LITTLE No Comfort tor Sheffield , on Steel Question ——— Little Prospect of Import Duty on American Product I 'Chancellor of (he KirkrqutrHrpllfi to Sheffield'* Inquiry That There t tin Be o official Forecast* to tlie . Ilmlttet Speech—Chances .or Muashlntt American Competition
4(» To Adopt Wu«e Scale
Michigan Cyclone
pout. Ice (iorise Broken
Gopm to Turkey
Miniim Plant I)«'Htro>«'d
Italian Steel C ombine
Xnoilicr <ieoru;ia Storm
THE CURIOUS CRAWFISH Delloary Anions th»* fiprmnnn-Theli llaliitN timl lOiievulew
WHAT BACON HAS DONE l*art It llns IMnyetl In the Opening l"j» of tlie Went
11 ode on Freight < air Hoof
! REJECTION OF CHILEAN CLAIMS I Present Commission Promises to Break Record On* i,f «he rlilct I'aan Against Chllf, i Invnhlns I of a Million Hollar* 1« Disallowed ami Makes an Important Heriiictlon
NEARLY ALL ARE HONEST I'ontofflre Employe* Are Seldom Detected In IJUlione»t rmcHce*
WONDERS OF A WATCH Strungc Tli in it a limit llnlr Sprlnitu, llulance Wheels, Etc., Kiplnlned
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BICYCLISTS' NOVEL PLAN San Jose Prepares to Greet McKinley . Killers to Form American Flag in Carnival of Roses Floyd McFarland la Arranulnic Crrat Blcycla Meet tor One Day of the Carnival, to InrlnUr Many Novel Keatarea and at Whlrh All W«l-•II Btar Riders Will Be I'reaeut
TWO CHILDREN DROWNED Small Boy and Girl Pall Into Pond Near Graarn Valley
t nntomn Honne Yin run
Klki for Honnlnlti
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ROANOKE LASHED BY HEAVY SEAS Panama Steamer's Rough Voyage to San Francisco rilot Honne IVma Stove In, Ventilator* Carried Away, Cablnn Flooded and Storm Port Smanhed While Tlione on Hoard Were Helplenn
yUEEN OF GYPSIES J)IES FROM HURT Ajrcd Kulpf of Romany Tribe Tassps Away Street leeident a# Oakland Result* in the Death of Onnar Who lionn Held Sway Over Her Wandering People
Another Body Recovered
Anselfnoi Abroad
BECK FAMILY IS REUNITED Man Meets His Sister After 4fi Years Strange Romance in Real Life Revealed by Accident After Believing All Hln Kin Dead, a Napa Comity Farmer In I ulteil Throngh a Sin«uli»r Chain of Clreomntaneen With Hln Helatlven. The Story of illn IJl'e
DARK HORSE WINS A COVETED PRIZE J. C. Kirkpatrick Appointed to Harbor Commission ■ There Were Many Aspirants for the I IMnee Left Vacant by MaJ. Harney. ! and Appointment of Palace Hotel'* Mnnagcr Cannes Surprise
NAMED BY GOVERNOR Mauy Appointment* to California luxtllutioua Have Been Made
GOLD ON THE KOYOKUK Prospects flood (or Blk Clean-np In (he Sprlnv
FATAL SHOOTING BECAUSE OF GIRL | Jose Lopez killed by Companions During a Row llin lieiitli In Sahl to Have Been the ftennlt of a Plot, and the Covilioj * Talk of Revenge—The Offleern | May Be Too I.ate
| PRICE OF PRUNES jj
i tWHHK) WOO<KKKX)(KKKK>OO o oo# SHOT BY SHERIFF ! – Hoy Files nt Officer With ■ Knife During; a Qmtrrel
Sympathy
Happy Retort
Too Moderate
YOUNG GIRLS i FIRE SCHOOL! Sensational Arson Case! Discovered at Dayton By Knruiiig Old Building They Hoped for « New One I'wo % I teiupf • Were >ln<lc lu lienlroy tin* Structure During Ffbpaarjr. I»ul llie Vouuk Millies XVere >»l a»|»«*«•!«*«! ( ntll After h K»*w«rd H«d Hrvn Offered for Guilty Oue»
HAPPY END OF A PRETTY ROMANCE Hugh Tevis' Betrothal to Miss Cornelia Baxter Mlm Ratter In a Denver Belle, the DnajKhter of a Former Governor of Wyoming*, and Famed an a Reanly In Thin ( ounlry and in Kurope
The Colonel SneeKcil
n« VI V. » » IVII A MOVi A Lenten Sacrifice
DANGER OF FLOODS | CONSIDERED OVER Unless More Heavy Rains Coiiih] Phoenix Is Safe Hnil it it (in I lie I hnmeter of Mritinitr. tinlf Seimoii SeflHon Urnvi 111 a ( lo*p—lirontli n( a 1.1- I limrj-Mlfleellaneoo* Item*
Father of Thirteen
short on Knarllnhmen
Just the lllijlit Term
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PROPOSED BIG CONSOLIDATION Northern Pacific's Offer, to the Burlington May Purchase or Lease the Company's Property It I» Said That Former Prtviident Prrkina ot the Unrlliißton I* strongly Opi»o»o<l to the Proponed Deal, but .No Detail* of Xrrauiieimnt Are as Yet ffuialnalile
GREAT INCORPORATION ttuh-l'olorndo I,lne* to He Included in Mlsnourl Pacific S.vntem
HARTFORD RETURNS I'hmioiin Old Fliitfwlilp Annin Kt iu-hm Home Waters
FAILED TO KIDNAP Daring Attempt nt « liifff SlealiiiK !•' runt rated
CHICAGO RECORD SOLD ill Iti' I' ii l> lisli «• (I In ( niijiiiKilon With Ti men-Hera Id
808 DIES Famous Tombstnae Vlierlff l'aswes Away nt Tneson
HOUSTON SHORT LINE Railroad Which Will Tap the nleb lilalio Copper Mining t'onnlry
BOYS BLOWN T P BY DYNAMITE Two Severely and Some Others Badly Injured Stolen Explosive Proved a Serlon* PlavthinK for School t'liildrcn of Hnirthornc, Who Thonwlit to Have Fan With the Thing—The Victims
Texiift KHlliik
rm y II omen
Met rlli nt ion in Slk lit
still KlcKliik
*»Oldi«TM !•]»» Iloiltf
fiuent of llnnnr
%'t>vailu fin r red
Soldier* From Georgia
NEWSPAPERS ARE BLAMED Cause of Cubans' Dislike of United States Depreciation by the Press Angers the Islanders Reprcnentative Cooper of Wlnconsln, Jnnt Hrlurncd From C ulm. *«># Spaniard*! Are for Annexation, i W title ( ulinnn !1 Desire Intlepen- . deuce-Are Civilised »
MOROCCO WILL BE MADE TO SETTLE! i I Consul (General (iiunniere Is Ordered to Proceed Will llonrfl the New York itt Once iiiml (in I'OPHIIr<I. Hither Mcetlnic Silfiin a nil Court at TTii/.a run n or (ioiiiK Direct to .Morocco City
NEW YORK AT TANGIER Mr. til) mme re Will Km liar It on < rl liner for MiUHKana
DEADLY CELERY SOUP
SEVEN BANDITS ROB OHIO BANK Bloodhounds and Posse Quickly on the Trail (innii "Warn Well OrKnnlied and Men Acted I.lke Soldier* on I)re«n l'a- 1 rnde—Overlooked Jf.'t.VOOO and t»ot About $5000 in ( nub
FIENDS CONFESS ARVAPA MURDER Arapahoe Brown's Mysterious! Death Is Decided llunten find llollthniiKh Heinle llou Tliey Shot Tlielr Companion nnd Tlien llanled lII* Corpse to n Fire, Where It Wait Burned — I /a T » . » .U ♦ Tl.« t i
GUNBOAT SENT TO THE AID OF STARVING MEN ON NAVASSA ISLAND
EL PASO TO SANTA RITA Gould and Rockefeller's Railway Plan Project Result of Combination oj Many Lines BnlldliiK From 121 l'n»o Jo Sniitn Ke In Believed to Re Port of <»onld*» Uenltril to Igxteptd th* Mlwoiirl Pnclflc System Through Colorado. Outlet to the (ooml via Otfdeu
PATENTS AND PENSIONS Vnrlona Device* of California In-Tentor* llfirlileretl
♦000000000000000004 0 DEATHS CF THE DAY o 0 o ♦ooooooooooooooooo».
MINE VICTIMS I ARE DYING FAST ■ Lungs Burned by Inhaling the the Flames t'otfnae State 110n|ilfiil Itenemhleft a , Corridor of llorrorn—ot One of the Injured Men In Able to Speak . a Word—Sad Ineldeina
Murderer Arretted
OBDEB OUT OF CHAOS Work of Birmingham Police and Militia Revised List of the Dead Shows Seventeen Victims ,Tlilrty-Flve IVraoun Are Mora or Lena Seriously Injured, Ofildrt Mnn) W lin W'erc'Kllßhd) llrulafd. .1. lrvniidor, (li«* Merchant, litported Killed, In Only Injured
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HOUSEHOLDER OF BUFFALO Eastern Comment 011 His Ability Albert Briseno Finds Another Champion / RniK'iiinn Clinrllc Hellly l.rnvw Denver for This City and Will Arrive Frhlny Moriilnu-I.oN Aiikplcm 'IVhiii I'lncllot** Sl* llourn Knch U«)~llHapliall Mutter*
OJAI VALLEY TENNfS TOURNAMENT ENTRIES
FRANK W.SEGGER DIES OF CONSUMPTION
b'vvu '•-•J- THOMPSON IS FOND OF KNOCKOUT PUNCHES Ruftis ThomDson. who is training for
HIGH WILL PLAY NORMAL AT BASKETBALL TODAY
Veutli •
PUBLIC GETS ONLY THREE; Hipponax fs Disqaulified; for Fouling * j, Three Horses Fall in the Hurdle Event So Joekey* Hart In (he Smn>,h-l!iv Favorite at tlie Harrier* Refuse** lo Perform nml % nrdninn, llrnvlly I'luyeil l»y the I'nlilte, Won ftCnnlly. Haelnff Hvrnli on Other Traekii
l.lttlr Hock Racra
I . 10. Mncolmhlrp Races
Date Makes Dissension
American Jockcy*
I TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY BOWLERS
Ilellglous Riot
Many Lives Lmt V
To Stop Morocco
VALENTINE TO REPLACE FLINT Senator Bard Announces the Change Senatorial Fight and the Distribution of Places Politician* WonilcrltiK Whether the Men Who llml h I'rn in I n«>ii t I*nrt in the K0lc«-tion of the Senator W ill Ho Rome mhereil, a* I'nr an May lie. With Snmetliliig (>ood
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AT THE COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL SOCIAL CLUB IS CLOSED Manhattan Is the First to Shut Charges Ajrainst Captain Hensley to Be Up Friday roller Commiaiiioner* Revoke One *nloon Mceuif-rppullnr Stntn* of the Sfiloon of Henry Hammer on Slitli tltreet—Poliee Offleer RichurdNUii to lie Retired
j CLAIMS TO HAVE BEEN DEFRAUDED Maria McMnhon Makes Serious Allocations Sh.vi C. W, Klpiten* Persnnded Her to Deed Her Property to Ilim for lHueh l.oii<i 'I'llnn It* A nine While She Wan Temporarily Inaane
COURT BRIEFS
'Innnel Hill I'a ill
BREWERY IS DEFENDANT E. T. Earl Sues for Possession Tries to Eject Maier & Zobelein Company Claims They Continue to Hun n Saloon in ill* UiiililiiiK %fter Kxpirntion of Lease nnd After He Hum Ordered 'I'lieni to Leave the Premium—Company Seeking Xew Lea»e
♦00-oo oooooooooooooooooooo# IPQIICE_COURf I I DAY BY DAY eooooooooooooooooooooocooe
White Finul 1h (iroulni;
SAYS BANKRUPT TRIED TO DEFRAUD Gregory Perkins Sue* n Grocery j Firm to Recover UnmnKea for Property Transferred
INSURANCE PEOPLE AT WAR Local Firm Alleges Efforts to Extort from Them llonril of Fire I tiderwrltem of the Pneifle CoRHt unil More Tlinn One II ri n<l red Firms Mode Defendants in Suit for *.">ooo I)ami«Ke»
' — SNYDER AS AN EXPERT ON BELGIAN HARES Mayor In ked l»> on Inquiring Ohio Farmer to Decide Several Knotty Point*
HOBO WEIGHTED DOWN WITH HEAVY GARMENTS Klin Clotliina I* Weighed at County | Jail and the Senle* Show Total of Seventy Pound*
Woman Killed
DRUGGIST | explains! J. W. Vaughn Talks of Drug Bill 1 County Supervisors Po Somoi Investigating A. F. ftoflin, Drug Clerk At the < '011111 y llntipltiil, M liiln yV II Is >1 rm – opniilimit Hook, mill llie Article* In (he l'i-l>riinry mil Cminot lie Vermeil—Wlint Yhukliu
LARGE SALARIES GO GLIMMERING . I County Health Officers Will Not Bo Benefited Supervisor* Arrange for Tljelr RlmmiMMiil When the County (invernment Hill Giving Them Ten Dollar* a Day Is Signed
COUNTY JAIMWASCOT GIVES UP THE GHOST Catlinrtle Pills Prove Too Powerful for Trained Tom Cat Dick und He Turn* lIIn Toe*
Oreunn Klre
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rr WAS JEALOUSY PROMPTED CRAWFORD'S FEARFUL CRIMES • Ralph Mulherron, Another Victim of the Revolver of Crazed Ranch Hand, Died Yesterday Morning —Mrs. Stratton's Story Told at the •/ Inquest
W. C. T. U. HOLDS CONTEST RECEPTION Successful Battle for New Members Is Closed Mr*. Anna K. I. IlilliM Receive* the Pi rut I'ri/.e for Lobilliik the Compnny That Gained tlto I.nrK*t Namher-Frogrnm and Social
Wom|n Fell Off'a Car
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BRITAIN'S REJOINDER – 31/r 1i a _ i 1. _ f,
THAT IMPERIAL APPARITION
A HOME OF ITS OWN 9 _ .
AS SEEN IN CHICAGO
LOCAL BASE BALL OUTLOOK f
HISTORIC EVENTS
AN EDITOR IN THE METROPOLIS
• s Pi* /»i IT) H I O/ips of tho Wen | BHfiDj o2I3®SJSI3i3JSi SISI &1 ft?'r3JSISISJ3IEJ SIBTBISI®
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
Cast Side iPark
Snterviewing iPublic Tlfen
WHY IS THE ZEBRA STRIPED?,
PRIDE IN HIS WORK
£ very body's Coiumn « n rsi i;nra f ki rsi isi rsi rxi rfii i m rei i rsi m ran n. irar;nrnllsi to mm tm
Should She Marrjr Af«lnV
iwos Angeies, jxtarcn *o. "The Telephone Girl*'
The Dark of (he Moon
Why Xirt When Awake? Editor Herald: Nnt skeins an snrwer to
Wmn Carnegie Hlfthtf
The Wabbly Bfoie
Annn'n Sympathiser
Social Drinking:
Consent NecenNarjr
Rainfall for Four Yearn
Ainovem In Brief
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THEATRICAL BENEFIT FOR 1 WHITE MEMORIAL FUND
PYTHIANS GREET JETER Grand Chancellor Is Entertained NotaMc Occasion Among the Knights Grand Clinnccllor Speak. Hopefully <»' the l.'ulnre of Hie Order nnd , S«J» Tlint lite I'rcient Will Be tt ' Notiiblo Yenr for the Member. Living In California |
CURED BY FOOD Nature's Way to Get Well and Keep Well „.U- . .
#0000000000000000000000oo# I PERSONAL NOTES | ♦00000000000000 0000 ooooeot
«.« Double Killing
wuunaeu. Hallway Wreck
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS fNiroWPASADisi t
HEARING THE ED Lnat Meeting of City Council Prior to Klerlloa
u clii>7ai itu. lUdellvcrcd Tciegrama
lllg k.O. THE HEALTH HABIT t Just rs Easy to Form as Any Other g
(SAXTA BARBARA COI'KTY) PKESBYTERIANS NOW IN SESSION | Many Delegates Assemble in Santa Karbara Ago lit* Arc Inntnlled In All the Xew Mnt lorn* mi the i tin * t Line, and Will Alno lie TelPKraph Operatura I nml A el I-l-'arno Agent*
I ] (SA IMEGO COl TV) ? CORONADO NOTES |r Lnrse talc he* of FUh .Hade by Golf / KS|HT(n
<I.OS AXUEI.ES COtSTY) CHANCELOR CLUB CASE Ainu*i ii fg Kvidfiicf ni to I'rlee Fighti nntl Iloxlnic lloutn
<B% BERNARDINO COI'XTV) COLTON ROBBERIES
(LOS AXGELES COl NTV) SANTA MONICA NOTES j First I.arise Shipment; of Orantfca for 1 i v Count Pol nt s n
(LOS ANCJIOLRS |-oiNTV) TRCPICO NEWS
iSAK IIIiCUO COIIKTV) CEDROS ISLAND GOLD PRODUCT Good Reports from Property ttearli San Diego l.aruo SliiiniM'iit of Copper From tlic South—limpet*!ion of Chl«ie«e—l)e-Mt ru«*t lon «»f llousr l»y l.nmp Kiploniou—Mexico iim Kilter In In
UiClllll. iiCAt >» rv A. (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) DISLIKE SIDETRACK Long lleaeli People Circulating litmouMtrnnee Aanlnat Oiic
(LO* AKGRLKft < Ol TY) HOLLYWOOD BREVITIES Interentlnic StntlNtie* of School SaVinua Hank Sy»fem
(ORA>'GK COVNTY) ORANGE NEWS Speenlntlnn Over W«l»r for tut !<itn .loniiuin Rnnvho
(OKANGU COUNTY) ANAHEIM BREVITIES
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OTHER SIDE OF THE SETTLEMENT QUESTION Casa de Castelar Workers Say They Are Not Responsible for the Boys' Conduct Outside of the House
♦0000000000000000000000004 I Will THE CLUBS ° ♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo#
Press Club's Change of Name
Delmlern Banquet
MONEY PLEDGED FOR UNIVERSITY Bishop Hamilton Addresses the Epworth Convention Plana for Ihe International t uinenllon at San Krnnelaeu Presented. Officer* Elected—Successful Meeting: Drought iu a Close
j OF SOCIAL interest: o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o-o o o-o o o—o—o—o—o—a -o~c
Frolic nil Little Folk*
For a New York Woman
Tn 11 > hi, |'n rty
Soelnl .otea
■♦•ooooooooooooooooo* 1° HIGHLAND PARK ° 0 0 ♦ OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO+-
Wifehood as the Test of Womanhood. The Good Woman Who .Makes a Bad Wife.
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[ OFFICIAL PUBLIC REOOKDs j FOK TI'ESDAV, MARCH 110, 1001,
MnrtKngeM
A t lut*biiien(ji
Mlsccllanenun
~ i"«> **rj. Notice of Completion
Mn|»n
Marginal Satlafnetlnn
linlldlnK Permits
St PRKion COI RT .»** Actions
Jt'STICE COt'RT PW ActllMlH T
ARIZONA'S NEW BONANZA 1 ATTRACTS WIDE ATTENTION * »' >A GREAT DYKE OF RICH ORE ij All the Ground Taken Up—Early Miners Secured Some of the Gold But Were ); Balked by Copper in Working It
<•<»<»«!nt'nn of Nature
Cli-rk'a Foolish Vet.
low a tio<*H to Dry Dock
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j UNCLE SAM'S WELL BKINGS STOCK UP Mail}' Kinds of Stock in (iood Demand Kern River Company Shares Find No Buyers—Heed ( rod® Takes ft ( Drop—Local Stock Meets With j Popular Favor—The Day's Grind
BIG FIND REPORTED I/Rrico Valnes Claimed for Some CoeliiNe Connty Ore
KERN COUNTY WELLS Dealing With Standard Oil Company, Important Strike Humored
#000000000000000000000000# : ANOTHER GUSHER
FULLERTON SHOWS GROWTH Minta Fc HrinuliiK in n Well. Working to the West
ncttuwny an 11 < * i»« «'» •«• >" 1 • ♦♦♦ WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
• « • COALINGA'S GROWTH Duditet of Xewt From One of the Dig; Fields
WHITTIER OPERATIONS Two <'..inimult's Forced ,o Alinudon Holes by Flood of Water
, FUNERAL SERVICES f OF EX-MAYOR ROWAN e MaNOnlc Order M ill Condact the Cor; emonieM—l'nhllc Library Cloned Till Noon 1
Alleged Cheek Thief Caught
♦000000000000000000 c oooco* I MINING :* I fOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0004 SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
METAL MARKET Tin Continue# Firm, Copper ami Lead Dull
: DRY BLOWING FOR GOLD f Ken I'roeea* Which I* Heine Tcitfd in Auntralia
Known Hlh Triif Value (
The Central Oil Company of Los Angeles
; BROWN'S SALOON IS TO BE INVESTIGATED i. . 1 . Police Commissioners Take Hand in Looking Into the Character of the Place of ■> the Constable-Saloonkeeper
READER ENTERTAINS AT THE Y. M. C. A. W. K. Wentworth of llobloii Prvafnta au lutrrMllng t'roaruin tor Hrnllt of C. B. Society
Now I« the Timo to Bring Your Friends From the East
Notice to Travelers
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS CONFUSED TRADING | ON WALL STREET Sharp Rise of Burlington and Northern Pacilie Hecurr?nre of Story of Nortlmeatern Rnilrnaul Urnl I ui|iltcaat Inu Tlir»e Two Lino I* Occasion of Str»nK Vpmipil Movement til (lie Mnrket
STOCK QUOTATIONS VB>«» vrvtitr m< i_ n.> 1-. .. .
THE BOND MARKET «t L n.i n ..
BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS
MONEY MARKET Call Hatea Continue Sternly and Sterling Kxcliiin«e Firm
STOCKS AT LONDON Hull Position in Ainerlemia Larger Thau Expeetcd
GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Loiikn Exert Pressure on Corn Harket—Wheat Dull
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
I.oenl Fruit Situation
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES Provisions Quiet at Chlengo With Hog* Higher
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Cattle Steutly and Sheep Steady to Strong at Chicago
WOOL MARKET Improved Tone at Boston «n«l Indications of Stronger Situation
DAIRY PRODUCTS llntter mid F»rn Uuict, Cheese Steady ut ChlcuKo
VEGETABLES | Onions, Asparagus and Ithnhnrli Steady—Cireen Peas Hlnlier
POULTRY Prices Are Firm In the San Franeiseo | .Market
I PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING
COTTON MARKET
THE LOCAL MARKETS
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CITY SELLS SEWAGE TO THE IRRIGATORS Part That the Municipality Plays in Enabling the Chinese Vegetable Gardeners to Break the County Law
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JAILERS FEAR SUICIDE E. V. Methever Is Being Closely Watched Murderer Is Still Defiant and Unremorsefnl Declare! the Ken» Ihnt He Mimt Hnng for Ills Crime In Wlint Ho Inspected— I* l)e»ertcd l»y lII* Wife nnd Children nnd Has Xot'onimoniratlon With the Outside World
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE BY PROF. PEABODY (irH|)hlc of llic Wonderful Srein»ry of the White Mouiituiiift
ILLINOIS SOCIETY LISTENS JO PROGRAM | j Jnd|re n. Smith PrMldM at a> MeetitiK Held nt Illanchard llnll. >lnnj in Attendanee
LETTER CARRIERS WERE OFF DUTY Knjoyed a Keception and Social Dance | Letter* nnd Paper® W ore Forgotten nn Tlh-j Mntrncd to the Music, | Recitations nnd Aildreiars—A Dance nnd Social Kvenini;
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RUSHING WORK ! ON THE HARBOR . | Contractors Now Making Rapid Progress I Government Kxperfs Satisfied With Rock Used Earlier shipments From rbxanorlk <|n»rrlr» Were Rejected, bat a Lower Stratum nave Better Qaal-1 — Opinion! Differ as to Its Value for llreaknalfr Purposes
NEW ARMY RATION Preaitl«»n( Preiierlhea Vinegar and Sugar in Proper Italio
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I.and for Settlement
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