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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 210, 28 April 1901
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MACHINISTS MAY COMPEL BIG STRIKE Nine Hour Day Is to Be Demanded Hundred Thousand Men May Quit Work Employer* to Be (liven Three Week® In Whleh to Mnke (Cnown Tlielr Intentlonn—>o Trouble Willi Melnl AiiovlXlon'H Workers hut (Mhem Have >« Arbitration Agreement
THE MORNING NEWS
INDEX TO Classified Advts. -INTODAY'S HERALD
PANAMERICAN OPENS SUNDAY
DETECTIVES FIND M'CORMICK CLUE Signature Discovered on Piece of Paper (up lit I ii Tltnn Attnelies (irent Importnnee to the WrltliiK mid He linn Hopes That It Will Leiul to the Return of the Lost Oue
CHINA WILL HAVE TO PAY FULL AMOUNT Ministers Decline to Cut the Idemnity Chaffee Agrees to Deeapitation of Mine Robbers Mlnlnter Wo Hopes for Aid From the People of the I lilted States on Hebnlf of the Stnrvlnar Thousnnds of t'liliin, Whleh the Imperial Government linn Not Menus to Aid
MINISTMU wu hopefi l' Bollpvfi American People Will Aid in Itellevlnir Distress in China
MARAI'DIXG IS r.VCREASIXG ' I Von W'aldersee Reports Attacks on Jnnks I'sed as Transports
Germans' Flit lit With Chinese
SEVENTEEN PERSONS KILLED IN EXPLOSION
CURED FRUIT MEN PASS RESOLUTIONS New Men Nominated 011 Board of Directors Knit Slilp Uponrra Dcelile That Annclatlon'n Affnlrn Be CloNetl find Corporation Dirmol vt-il, nml Oppimc Continuance of the Present Board
BY WEDDING WIDOW, MAN KEEPS CASH Breach of Promise Ends in Nuptials San Jose Publican Compromises Impending Litigation FimrliintliiK Womin Has nil Fje to Retain Her Own Kntaft limrl From Her Intended lfn»l>nn<l, ninl n t'oolneaa Kollmved Whleh Knileil In nn Aetlon nt l.aw to Collect ItnmiiKei
PRESIDENTIAL BOOH FOR HILL
| FITZHUGH AS ASSISTANT I FOR PRESIDENT HA YS :
I'aternon Gel* a Verdict
Algerian* Attack Trnin
Art Exposition Opens
To Stop Chinese Influx
MILES OF PRAIRIE A SEA OF FIRE One Hundred Miles of Country Swept by Seething Flames, Which Lick Up All in Their Path, Doing Great Damage and Destruction to Property
Forest Fires Rate
DIPLOMATS TAKE THEIR VACATIONS
PACIFIC EXPRESS HITS WELLS-FARGO New Through Route to Western Coast i Denver and Rio Cirande Company In Suld to He Menaced by Xew Condi-Hon* and Kmployen of Old Concern* Fear Their Job* M ill Sot Lu*t Luiik
ANOTHER NEGRO LYNCHED Assaults Young Woman mill llody Thrown Into Hirer
KILLED BY A POSSE i Jim Mcl'cck Opens Fusillade With Fatal Reunite
VERDICT AGAINST PARTRIDGE Hoard of Trade EatahliMlieiv Validity of Contractu on 'L'lianice
Earthquake at Cayucoi
CRITICISMS OF GERMANY IN AMERICA Sliylock Tendencies Are Imputed Disagreeable Surprise in the Kaiser's Kingdom Earoponn I'npern Qnratlan Vhrthr» I nlted State* Spent Full Amoaat of Indemnity Claimed From China. I Inventor* In All Part* of the World Wlllliiif to Lend Monrjr to China,
Bit? ( nriro From India
Elected Maid of Honor
CLARK MEN NOT TO STOP SHORT LINE TRACK WORK
COMMEMORATE (jBANT S birth Seventy-Ninth Anniversary Remembered Appropriate Exercises at Several Places Senator npvprtilue Speaks at I>e» Molnn, Cipnpral loiini nl PtttsliUr|, Clark Uonrll ut Srw ork. anil Dr. Uuniiaiiliiß at Cialpna, 111. llemnrk» uu TopH's «f the Day
BEVKRIDGi: AT DCS MOINKS Hia Subject, ,4Tlie American Situation; We Fight It Out on This Line"
riTTBBt'RG COMMEMORATES Prominent Men Take Part in Ban«nct. Uenpral Vounat Talk*
lIOWHLI/9 FW YOltli SPKF.t II Celebration Wan t'nder umpteen of the Monument Annoeintion
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE !'»vo Austrian Sciential* Discover it Protective *>crtnu
Pontm;i*tcr ppolntcii
I'fMiMioitM <• muted i" JDlsp if i t 'J IU ra
NEW MONARCH | • BIG BONANZA L?adville Has ■ a New Mine Wonder Capacity of Ontputs Boats the Famous Little Johnny With Only Fourteen >lon nt Worlt, the Property In Piiylnit a Dividend nt the Hnte of Fifty Thousand Dollars h Month. Which fait tOnnlly He Doubled by locrcnuiny Workmen
VISITORS AT WHITE HOUSE Constant Stream of Caliern to Say Goodbye to the President
FEATURE OF FORGERIES Opened Safe DlaeloKc* Blank Mock Cert itlcntcft
BOYS CHARGED WITH MURDER Farmer C. L. Wlltherser Shot Dead While Driving
C'oaeliiiiK Party I pacts
Legion of Honor Policicn
Presidential Aiipointincut*
CrtriieKle'n <iift Accepted
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh lhat Contain Mercury As mercurv will sureiv desirnv Hip ncnsp
AMERICAN SOLIDARITY ( lillr !»<■ 11 <■ vet. That I'eape and Muutl Will Mlion 1.1 Kxlnt
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RIVE RITES IN HOT DISPUTE Dwellers on the Bear and Feather Conflict Delegations Appear Before Auditing Board 0«c Side Terms the Other "Knockers," Who Are llound to Oppose Anything; In the War of Improvement—Supervisor Mulvaney Wants to Know About Yuba Dam Fund I
CORNELIA BOTKIN'S TRIAL Federal Courts to Decide Which Stato ShMU Benr Expense
I'rmicUco'i Waiter Supply CA XT IHOI.' A II «v —
RIVER AND HARBOR COMMITTEE'S PLAN Los Angeles to Be Reached About June 13 In Francisco, Stockton, Marysvllle and Sacramento Are Among Other Points to Be Visited—Personnel of the Committee—Details of the Trip
RICE CULTURE ON SACRAMENTO RIVER R. P. Lane to Make Scientific Experiment Rlre Will Be Plnnted on the Tract of (he Old River Land and Reclamation, and If Successful LargeAreaa Will Be Sown
KLONDIKE OUTPUT f THIRTY MILLIONS Dominion UanibllnßHonx,Oneof the L»r(p>t In the Xortkwcit, Loses Forty Thousand Dollars and Closes Down—llleh Ore Is Struck on the Twelve Mile Inlet
GRADUATES OBJECT TO DEGREE FOR M'KINLEY
MEXICO IS AGAIN AUSTRIA'S FRIEND Long Severed Diplomatic Relations Are Resumed Both Nations Appoint Ministers for the First Time Since Yonns Maximilian Sought to Secure a Foothold In America and Lost His l^lfe
IMMENSE MINING DEAL CONCLUDED A Foreign Syndicate Secures Claims in Montana An Option Is Taken by Carl Werngren ns Agent on the Hour t.ulch Property, nnd an Investment of Two Million Dollars Will Be Mads
SCHOONER IN COLLISION
TRAIN'S CLOSE CALL NEAR CASTROVILLE
FREIGHT BY BURLINGTON Northern Pacific's Plans Nearly Ready Competing Lines Are at a Great Disadvatage James J. Hill and His Associates Will Soon Have Control of the Colorado and Southern, Fort Worth and Denver City, and Probably the Colorado Midland Itnllronri—Extension
INDICII HILL'S CONTROL He Will Soon Have the Colorado and Southern, Fort Worth and Denver
Belt Line for Milwaukee
Port Arthur Terminal* Rot Sold
llllnoin Centrnl Official* Confer
Civil Engineer* In l'oinona
EXAMINE THEM
CTOSIG COAST MXE SERVICE S. P. Offlclnla Will Hold a Conference AVltb President liny*
Hmitlng for Xcurroea
Munlc* and .Mimic
White Sewing: Machine Office
OLD COUNCIL IS ABANDONED Chicago Workmen Discard Builders' Union Organization Plays Prominent j Part in Labor Struggle A Hen Council Will Be Organized on Different Lines From the Old One, Agreement* lli-liik Made With Contractor*' Aiaorintion With Object of Arbitration in IMuce of Strike*
I Falvt Sturies n( Gold
Hundred Ohio tin* Coming:
Kigbteeu Miners Killed j
PROSPECTOR SHOT THROUGH MISTAKE Hunter Takes Man for Wild Animal ! Cry of n Unman lleinir in Tffony Hrlng* Mini I ii» Marline* to a Clninp of Humlicm, Wlierf lie Flihlm Vincent Unitlc Writli!iik From n Wound
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EMPEROR HAS JOVIAL TIME » ■> t'j "4 s» 1 '» ' His Majesty Turns Student While at Bonn Drinking and Laughing:, He Joins in the Festivities With n Load Voice tlie Knlnor Sinn* Souk*. Hrliinliitt' Down (lie 1-'lhl <»f lIIn navler. In Ortlioiln* Knulilon, With n I rmli on thc Table lit the Eud oI Uuch crse
MIDNIGHT VISIT TO SHiP Captain and ('ndeta Surprised to Find the Emperor Among Them
AMXIOUS LOVERS OBLIGED TO WAIT Hitch in the Pavenport-Rankin Marriage Hen i*t rn r in I.mi don Rrf iintm to Mnrrr flitl A<*ti»l'Hllll Actithn I'ntit Tlley Present 4'ertntii DoeuiiienlK Tliey lime to Semi to America For
Turkinli rniy l)e*«>rtorM
MARTINEI.LI'S CAP BOBNE BY A NOBLE Member of the Pope's Gnanl Is Custodian
GERMANS GETTING SHIPS IN SHAPE Preparing for Possible Contest With United States Itnnc of Contention Will He the Partition or the Exploitation of the (■rent South American Continent. In . Which I'm licrla ml Is Interested
TAX ON ALASKA TREAI)WELL MINE Question of Constitutionality Before Supreme Court Cane AarniiiMt the Mining Compiiny IlniHcn tlie Point Whether the COll– Hum Ever Heen Properly Extended to the Northern Territory
DEATH OP CARRIE NATION'S BROTHER The Crusader Not Present at His Bedside Wlit'ii Her Attorney nnd Former Itoiidniuen rritnjfe for Her to Inlt 11**r D> Injr Brother She ((nnrreli ith Tliexn aii«l Stays in .Inil
TURKEY'S FINANCES Sultan Wii ii i n Anutlier i miner bnt Cannot l*n .v Ills Hi Mm
BURGLARS BUSY HERE AND ABROAD American Express Company Is Looted in Paris Thieve* Illotv Open Snfe» Take 110,000 I Viiiicn and I/6UVO Their Toiilm Behind— safe In I.timber (li'flee and iimiL Vault Are Alio lulled
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
l>'o>lle l nrlc's Will
SLASH IN RATES TO ALASKAN PORTS
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PREStDESfS- • ITINERARY i — Official Statement ol Routes and Stops Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Ready for the Trip Official List of Those Composing the I'arty Unucd and l)nle* .unied. From WhiljU ><» Do lutlun » 111 He Permitted1 b> the l»re*ldenl*» Miinaifcrs—Ad Interesting Schedule
REDLANDS MAKES READY FOR A RGYALRECEPTION
Clean ireai
COWBOYS WILL COME TO SEE THE PRESIDENT
RECEPTION COMMITTEE AGAIN ENLARGED
DIED FBOM STRYCHNINE Suspected Suicide in a Main Street House A Man, Believed to Be Ed Nelson of I'oiupton, Ik Discovered in t'onvul■ ioilN, nnd the Effort* of l*li> Mieluus t onld Not Save His Life
Old l.iuly Badly Injured
CHEW FOOD Chewing Preserves the Testh and Helps Digestion
PHONOGRAPH CAUSES SOME ILL TEMPER
PERSONAL NOTES I
PICKPOCKETS BEGIN OPERATfONS HERE Forerunner* of the Fientn'n In welcome tiuestn Appear to Have Arrived I pou tlie Scene
llold for Kern County Slieril!
im2llnk .Native Suns Ilepnrt
McCurtut-r Accused of TUcft
Ta.ve» Will lie Delinquent
I udellvered Telewruum
Count Acquitted of >lurder
Survey Steamer at Snn Diego
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP A Thoughtful, Scholarly Paper by C. H. Toll Quotes Figures to Show Profits of Semi-Public Companies Otclnroß That Compel It ion anil ItciKvalatlon Do Not Afford Relief—A liable Pnblle Franchises Are tbe Uuljr Ones Desired
CHINESE GIRL IS RESCUED Abducted in San Francisco and Found in Los Angeles I The Child's Katlier Conies to Tills City With Miss Cameron of (lie l'rcNliylerlnn Mission and Two of Harry Morse's Men
SENATOR M'MILLAN VISITS THE COAST Michigan Statesman and Business Mau Is on a Measure Trip
itrrct Itullnay Trnniftri
ItKALESTATE AN 1) BUILDINO|
The Builder and Contractor
Detect I v«» Drnil Imli'k Son Jl llrt
TEST fOR YOURSELF THE WONDERFUL CURATIVE PROPER TIES OF SWAMP-ROOT To Prove What This Wonderful New Discovery. SWAMP-ROOT. Will Do for YOU. Every Rsader of The Hora.l d May Have n Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail
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ADDRESSES BY NOTED WOMEN Meeting at Santa Panla a Great Success Interesting Address by Miss Dromgoole Other Paper* re by Mr*. W. W. Murphy on "Child Study Circle*," Ml** l-'ette on "California I.imv" and by Mr*. K. Ivana—All Warm In l*rnl«c of Sauta Paula'* Hospitality
RELICS GO BACK TO LEE FAMILY President McKinley Makes a Restoration Petition for Return of Valued Heirlooms. Placed tn tlie Manila of the I.OTerninent for Safe Keephiff. Is (.ranted by the Chief Executive
FUNSTONS WORDS A STRONG CONTRAST Generous Good Wishes for Regular Army t tflieers — Letter Written Before (lie tn pi uro ot AKiiinnldo Shown a Decidedly Different Tone l-'rmii TJint (Med l»y Ot nernl torbin in ilia Inter* lew
Kxjtort Still of I.mliiiK
CUBANS END THEIR VISIT Delegation Leaves for New York Believed They Favor Acceptance of Piatt Amendment Scnur Capote trvn the President to Tnke Step* Toward Keelproeal Trmle Itelatioiix at Once, liut !■ Informed >othlim Chii Re Done I ntll i nbail eminent 7» Formed
BRIGHEST COMET FOR MANY YEARS Good View Is Obtained at Yerkes Observatory The < «'lc*tial 1 hltur Discovered at Uueeuato.vii mid Seen Shortly Afterward at 4 ape of laood lit)lie, Ajiliareutly Hut inn ortlicu»t Course
-ww#vvvvvvovoOOOVO, o DEATHS OF THE DAY o o o ♦ 00000000000000000-.
M'CABfc MINE SOLD I'lrcliairra Korni One nf Strongest
WELL KNOWN POLO PLAYER INJURED Clarence 11. Maekay Is Thrown From His Horse
PROTECTIONISTS ~ FOR REVENUE Sir Howard Vincent and Others Disappointed
OHIO RIVER FLOOD KEEPS EVEN STAGE Fine Weather Must Shortly Bring Relief
ONE OF THE EE9T FEA.TURE3 Of the Pyramid Pile Cure
The Glory of a SaniiiierUardeii
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THE HERALD
HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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Monopolist* <1111*0 Trouble A r,f!TWR« A rr* 1 07 A 1 ._!
Plague laspectio 11 <.in»e« itlttis
C'ontrnctor I* Rnnkrnpt
BURIEI) MINERS ARE STILL ALIVE Rescue Work at Rosebud Is Progressing Slowly Imi»rittoiicd Men Arc ow Able fo Con* vcr*e Willi Tlicir HeNcaern lint Are cry Thirsty find Cut) not Survive 31 ucli Longer—Shoulder Crushed
Howard for Serviced
Shortage of Medical Suppliea
C. L. ISan 111 a Hankrapt ,
!Ve%v CaniMli Minister
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AMATEUR IN BOX SHUTS OUT REDLEGS Wretched Defeat Because of Poor Judgment in the First Inning, When They Had Thomas on the Run
SAN FRANCISCO AGAIN A WINNER
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Chicago and Cleveland
BERNSTEIN AND SMITH BEQIN THEIR TRAINING
WnMliiuutoii and Philadelphia
Detroit mill Milwaukee
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
ItoMton and Brooklyn
ClilctißO niiil ( iiicinnntl
rittaburjf and St. Lnula
I'ire at San Jonc
HANK GRIFFIN AND KENNEDY ARE READY
M'GOVERN AND HERRERA Coxitis Content Under Uueeimberry Itnlea ArruiiKt-il Uetmeen The mi
THREE TRIAL RACES Ynelitn Con a 111 ut ion mid Independence to Tent Their Speed
Trap Shooters
I'ciinaylvniiin Inl vomity Event*
Slinmrock II Stnrta
I'tali Winn In Atheletiea
Callfornln Bvata Stanford
LIBERIAN COALING STATION, I'nited Stntcs Government Not to E»- tabllfth One on t'oant
" KrnKi'r la ConU'iK
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GtllF BECORDS ARE BEATEN Edward Silent's Splendid Playing * Westmoorland Tournament Is a Pronounced Success – *, s J The Club's Championship Will Be Decided To«ln>—Silent Holds Southern California lleeord for Nine, ISltfltt- and Thirtr-siz Holes—Nine Hole lleeord Only in itialed Once
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION Walter Travis la Defeated by Flndlay 9. Doniria**
CHAMPION JEFFRIES GOES.DOWN TWICE CoagrnaintM Butler Knock* Ont the Champion In Ttvo Different IlonnilM
INTERNATIONAL CHESS Third Game Played by Cable Ended Veslerdar In »Dr*w
POOR BALL IS PLAYED AT POMONA University Players Given a Bad Beating *11 One Seem* Itlshearlened at the Result, anil thp l.ncnl Players Arc llrnclnir 11> for the Next Contest, to He Played May 18
HIGH SCHOOL NINE BEATS SANTA MONICA
AMATEURS PLAY FAST BASEBALL
Y. M.C. A. BUFFALOES DEFEAT THE TURNERS
SECOND TRIBUNES ' DO THE PROFESSIONALS
Decision on a Foul
Fainter Beat* Umoa
SCHOOL FIELD DAY RESULTS Santa Barbara Gains the Victory Throop institute Second and Normal Third Ban Luis Obispo's Team of Only Five Men Comes Off With the Smnllest Score but Greatest donor, Securing Two First 11 ud Two Second Places, llroad Jump lleeord Broken
RUSHERS DOWN1 THE . . PERRIS INDIANS
Farmer* Adjonrn
CONGER STARTS FOR HOME
Dltf Fire at Fond Da Lac
NECK VICTORY FOR FAVORITE Flora Pomona Takes Gebhard Handicap Twenty to One mill Sixteen to One Shots I.n ml Two Events—Frank Hell Kiiuulk Truck lleeord nnil Wins Cleverly In Five and u iilnlf Furlonit
Results nt imli vllle
Cvents nt Lakealde
(TItAIIY CASE JURY IS OUT – I No Probability Verdict W ill Be Reached Judge Goes Home and the Jury Retires for Ni<rht I ' During tlic Closing; Portion of tlie 'I'rin I CoiiKlikriiblr lOvldenoe of I in port nnor Wnm Taken—C'nllahnn'n Hory Wan n Serie* of Denials • of All the Alli'Udtlonii Mmle
]<nl»»r I niono OrKiiniziiiK:
STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Give Perfect Dltfention, Sound Sleep, Strong- Nerve* A Popular Remedy for Dyspepsia Which Has Made Many Remarkable Cures
White Sewing Machine Office 432 S. Broadway, Phone Green 983.
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Til EpRESIDENTIAL PARTY THAT WILL /ISIT s&Lx ' los Angeles
Theaters
Comtm Gvants
Financial Hope
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Music
MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
Park Band Concert
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Society THE WEEK'S CALENDAR
Orators Entertained
Bonn ett-lMiln n ey
Entertii i ned nt Luncheon
Stoll-Hill
"We Boys" Kntertained
Students' Mmlral cinb f iQ O Pthal a t_ i a it. .
Surprise Card Party
Afternoon Tea
Wedding Celebration
I. O. G. T. Reception
Symposia Club
G ni n r.-Jo i:u Ii I n
Hoach Lnnchoon
Soli«l Six ( 111 I) I)niioe '
Fraternal Ontlng
Opening Dance
Social Notes
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
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OUT OF TOWN SOCHI
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The
Literary Notes
I'ui'liniiieut* of the World
Sin- ftlieoui-llueil 111 in
lie H|it>Ki» for the Die*} <-le
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{ is Tii on n3e n j 0 HDITKU BY FLORKXCK COLLINS PORTER
SUFFRAGISTS AND A*'Tl-SUFFRAGISTS
j THE ißliri SUNDAY SERMON j THE VALUE OF RELIGION nv REV. CHARLES E. 9PALDIXG fleetor of (lirlnt Episcopal Church, foronit <l«» "The Value of Rellirlon." bv Rev.
QUEENS AND KINGS Facts Show That the Former Ruled First An Australian Tribe Which Believed That Children Have Only One I'nren I—l'm pre** of China May ot Be a tnurper an Many SnppoMe
Always Sec the Best MRS. W. TTHENDERSOIM 242} S. Broadway
: CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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SOMETHING ABOUT WORDS
FITTING REWARD FOR CONGER
TINKERING RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES
THE IMFROVED GUILLOTINE
BIG HALL HELPED
MAKING TRAVEL SAFE
laie ißi&aiESiSJEfls snui isns^ jj Slips o/ Mff !Pan f
EDITORIAL OPINION
The Spy Glass
A "Battle and a Victory
Literature of "Potver
SOLVED AN AMERICAN PROBLEM
SOMETHING JUST AS GOOD
THE CITY'S NEWS
TOOAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
The New Shoe Store
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) PROFITABLE MONTH FOR FRUIT MEN March Returns Will Be Large for Monrovia Exchange »«Ie of an Electric Ilallrond Frnnchl.c M 111 Prolmblj- BcmlH In Wldcnlnii of White Oak Avenue—Monrovia >o(e« and Personal*
(RIVUnsIIJK COl XTV) BRIEF NOTES OF CORONA AFFAIRS
(OHAXGE CO! XTV) LOS ALAMITOS BEET PROSPECTS GOOD
iI.OS AM.i:i,ES < or STY) REDONDO BREVITIES OF LOCAL INTEREST
(SAXTA II Rll Alt A COIXTY) THIEF STEALS GOLF CLUBS UarKlar}- nt Arlington Course Club House i nuses Trouble
(ORANGE COUNTY) BOYS IN TROUBLE Fonr Ontario Lads Arrested Near Santa Ann
<SAN 1)1 i£<aO COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS AT OCEANSIDE
(LOS AXCJULES COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS AT CLAREMONT
(I.OS AXGBLBI COUMTY) WOODMEN HOLD BIG CELEBRATION Candidates Are Initiated at Redlands Kifclit Yomitf Women Thrown Ont of n Slnjif While on n Picnic mid More or l.ess llruised hnt None Seriously Injured—tacuernl ews otes
(LOS WIiKI.KS CO! TV) BUILDINGS GOING ~ UP AT POMONA
<v iikiiv niNo roi TY) COLTON NEWS ITEMS l'<njo> nl>le Dnucc (ilvon l»y n Snrlnl (lull—Person nl olpn
ts an lIIEGO rot T Y) CORONADO PERSONALS lit(iooruc lliim ItcMimioil (lis < liiu'kc itnd Mn»t
(I.OS ANUELES COI XTY) WIDOW TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE —-—■ Anna Hell Takes Two Ounees of Laudanum rn 11 u<* 111 r 111 Willi Brollier l.eml* to Ile*pondenej». lint nn Emetic Sn* cs Her I.lfe— Frnternnl Brotherhood Pin 11s for n (iood Time-Notm
<M>S ANGELES COLSTY) WHITTIER INCIDENTS OF LOCAL INTEREST
White Sewing Machine Office
(SASI LllS OBISPO COUNTY) ENTERTAINMENT . OF SUPERVISORS Convention to Be Held at San Lnis Obispo f Gathering of Couaty Supervisor* Will Convene Mny -II and Lail EoSr Days, mid nn Interest In« Program la Prepared for the Occasion
(RIVERSIDE C Ol .VrV) ELSINORE NOTES AND PERSONALS
• Fate
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NEWS OF PASADENA
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) SIDEWALK WIDTHS RIVERSIDE Claim to Colorado River's Water Supply liOi'Alom I'ro|»o*e to" Divert Half a Inclit'N for MI 111 lift and I r rival ill Jf l'ur|)«»K(*M ill Two t'OllllliCM. Serious Accident to a .Minister
(I.OS AMGEI.ES COt'NTY) CATAUNA ISLAND i!• J' ' r>: 'Woman's Club llol<l» It* First Meeting After Lent
' EAST LOS AKGELES
! BOYLE HEIGHTS NEWS I f •
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MANNINGS ARE ON WARPATH AGAIN Make Trouble for a Real ISatntc Agent hot Arc Denied a Warrant for Ills Arrest
DO£S NOT DISAPPOINT The New Discovery for Catarrh Seems to Possess Remarkable Merit
FREDERICK STEVENSON'S NEW CANTATA
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES INCREASED SALE ON EXCHANGE Another Drop in Values Is Experienced The Tendency A mmm Holders of »o»t Stocks Is to Hold Them Affnlnst the ]'renent Offerings—'The Hay's lluslnen on the Exchange
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ScttliiiK Prices
Snn rrnneiin'o CloMtng
Credit ilnlfiitocn
BEAUMONT'S JNFLUENCE Tenil* to Check .Nelv I'rodnet ion in California, to Our liain
PORT SECURED
A BIG STRIKE Fnlcon (icta a Truly (iood Thing. Field otPi
HEARD IN 'FRISCO , Compnnles llerinelnit l*rndnet lon to Simply Meet Kilatlns (onimcta
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
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ARIZONA ACTIVITY Yn«ai>ai Count y ilir Center of Attraction
MINING IN GENERAL Froui Colorado Striken to California Smelters
The Builder and Contractor
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WHITE BENEFIT NINSTRELS MOVING TOWARD SUCCESS
CAPTAIN D. R. WELLER WRITES FROM ILOILO
JANE HOLLY IS TAKING A REST Actress Returns After a Five Years' Absence Hit* Appenred With IWrhnhm Tree, Alnrtr Walawrlicht nml Many of (lie n»«l Known ArllMa ol the Dn>. ller IMaim Are I'ikilfßitleA
OfAoe Self-Snntalnlng
JOTTIKUS
BON VOYAGE TO MR. KOEPI'LII God Speed Dinner at California Club Will l eave e*t Week for Crop*, and 4'al»l«»it rn ma From Crowned Head* Aftsure Hint of a H arui Welcome. Many Notable Speeches re Made I I
CHURCH CALENDAR
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AT THE COUET HOUSE AND CITY HALL UNGINEEB IN TROUBLE .Norton's Letter to the Supervisors thinks There Is Politics in the Deal fhc Supervisors Come Back At Him and Think That He la Making a Play to Hold His Position—ITwo Sides to a How Which Is on at the County Conrt House
TWO STORIES OF ONE SCENE Was Manning Conscious When He Made His Will? Judge Shaw Approves of the Will by Admitting: It to Probate—The Contesting Widow Gets l»nt One Dollar From the Estate
PRAYER MEETING WORD STARTLES THE COURT Colored Man, Wlien Hearing Denial of Divorce Petition, Shout* n Loud "Amen"
STORM BREWING IN THE COUNCIL Citizens ot' Fourth Ward Up in Arms Conncilmen Powers ami Bowen Arrayed ou Opposing Sides Unrnped Oil From the Oil Wrll« and Overflow Water From u Oefeetivc Zltnjn IlutniiiK Hesiileiit Property on Wnwhinuton Street—llnttle Royal Will lie Fouvlit in the Council
COURT BRIEFS
j f ©LICE C©URI j | DAY BY DAY :s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS LAMBS REST; BEARS FROLIC Holiday Gives Trftdere a Needed Breathing: bpell —* .1 Stock anil Petroleum tS|eliiui||e Cilvvn mi Oporliiiiity to 'lake LvMiionN Front Itn Utufe«r lilyu 1 in Specnlntion
STOCKS AND BONDS Cloiilny; of S<»«*urltle« In Lni Antfclei, Ximt York and !ln«toit
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money on Cnll nxul Sterling Bxcliangc Firm
BANK STATEMENT i»w York Finances Are Reported Satisfactory
LONDON DEMANDS MONEY ' Settlements Vtequlre Oorruwlng Four Millions
LIVE STOMJVIARKETS
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
OHJSliRfc'UIj BULLS IN CHICAGO'S PIT Reports of Crop Damage Sus tain Values liiseets and Foreign Advices Tend to Keep the Market In a Feverish State—Provisions Close Dull and Weak—World's llevlew
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
DAIRY PRODUCTS
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS Produce Firmly Held—l'otatoe* Very Active
JOBBERS' QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
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THE MESSENGER FORCE AS II IS
SOME TYPHOID FACTS
DniiKt'roUM Counterfeit
Doesn't Seem I.lkely
THOUGHT HIMSELF AM INDIAN
Her Comment
Kothlni I'atnuusl
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WW 1 CAME TO BE IS LINCOLN'S CABINET
Mamma Uoii
WHENCE CAME THE FOAMY MCI BEER
Watchea Are CoinpaiiNeß
THEtIEARTOF pantela Pynning
Senator CMrk9s Life Line H§ Broken
SHE LOST HER GRIP
A BAD-MAM DESTROYER
Some Gcorfflu aascti
ce GreaA I Nation X|a.sl Dwindled Xiv
Physically, Xot Financially
Petrified Forests of Arizona
Lessons
Contly Qnolts
ROMANCES IN MONEY--.-Some Notable Cases Settled bu the United States Treasury's Redemption Department During Recent Years
How the Artist mm Called
Pictures
CLIMATE AND HEALTH IN JAPAN
Womans'
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FURTHER FRICTION
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Suitable for Dinner or Luncheon
Women THE SPRING BONNET
A Prinrfiß of Her People
Hralth Hlnl>l«rHl<-)i'lrra
Kflimiin hi n Milker of History
'I'ooU the ( it ii ml Inn Con rue
Mother'. Little Helper
Finland'* Stamp of Mnurnlns
3lelliod In Her Stupidity
Useful Hints for, the Kitchen
Strawberry Creaui «'nke«
A find Slffn
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
TO WRITERS
PICTURE PUZZLE.
! MERITORIOUS STORIES I A PIECE OF DRIFTWOOD By Urt Vain Norman, Age Fifteen
AH CID By Lola It. Hluda, Ag+ Thirteen
HIS FIRST DEER By Lillian Pitclilngi, Ave Fifteen
PONCHO, THE JOCKEY By I'uul K. Phillip., Aae Thirteen
THE TIGER OF TADUCO By Willie Stewart. A lie Twelve
SILVERLET'S OUTING Henry ('. Warn tick
JOHNNIE AND THE MULE
THE GAME OF THREE BITS
Evening
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THE CALIFORNIA CURIO T;;[ CALIFORNIA CL RIO IIIK PKoPi.K'S PAPKR.
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Not Cuilty
Dftcctives Again Foiled
local Notes
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Modern Novol ter
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On the i»a* Han
Misery Loved Company
'I'lie Belter Half
Loyalty
A Plea for the Erring:
DEMONS OF THE DEEP
So Sml
The Village Xf'er Do Well
Hai»id Prosrrena
Too Dad
WOX EVEUVTHIXO.
M lint'n I lie Matter W illi Knn»u«f
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