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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 211, 29 April 1901
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PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'S LONG PLEASURE TRIP THROUGH THE UNITED STATES
NEW OKLKANS IS READY l'roKi'iiiii for Reception of Pre*i<lciit and Party 1m Complete
MINERS LOSE LIVES AT DISASTROUS FIRE Superintendent Suffocated at Rescue Work in the Smoldering Mass of Ruins of Big Coal and Coke Plant
THE MORNING iNEWS
FIGHTS IN CHINA, THE CAPE, PHILIPPINES CHINESE ABE DEFEATED I!Y THE GERMANS Four Engagements at Great Wall
BOERS ARE HELD AT BAY EIGHT HOURS Fourteen British Against Four Hundred
GOVERNMENT FOR CAMARINES
FILIPINOS SURPRISED AT DUGOT 1 * Captain Chase Attacks With Detachment
INCREDIBLY CHEAP ILLUMINATING GAS
DEATH AND RUIN UNDER AVALANCHE At Least Twenty Persons Are Killed and Houses Are Ground Into Splinters by Sudden Crush of Snow and Ice
SARCASTIC COMMENT BY MARK TWAIN
AMERICA SETTING THE BUSINESS PACE Magnet of Berlin Boerse Pointed This Way
SEES GANG'S LEADER DIE "Black Jack" Has Friend at Execution 3. W. Franks, Solo Bandit Survivor, Attends the Hanging fro en Calmly by Guard nt Gate of Stockade Without a Pan* and I'laooN Himself Where lie Can >lrel His C aptain's Glanec—*oda of llecuttaitlon Are Exchanged
THEOSOPHISTS IN CONVENTION New Constitution Is Adopted and Officers Elected Fifteenth Ait 11 at it 1 Sentiion of The t'nlt (Ipen* In I ikl litmi|inlln With Dele-Kitten I'renent from HU(}-(tvn Soel . ties Throiixliont the Mtnten
PRINCE IS HELP BY CUSTOMS MEN Inspector Kxamines His Body Witli Results Alemlier of Belgian llo.valty Relieved of ill cent Fine in Id and Diamond Bracelet, (■eiitlcmnir* liinu. Angora Shawl* and SniifT lloxen
I'O PItKVET l'i;i tIOMA AMI GRIP
CALLAHAN NO ACCOMPLICE Jury in Cudaliy Case Keturns Verdict Judge Openly Expresses Astonishment at the Finding Twelve Good Men and True Are Severely Scored l»y the Court— I>e- , fenilant In Itofuaed Permission to Thank Members of Jury—Reward for Crouc !■ Withdrawn
HOBSON AT BUFFALO .Merrinine Hero to Bo on Duty lit ( onneetlnn Willi Naval Exhibit
PAN AMERICAN IS VISITED BY CROWD Thousands Flock Before the Opening Day Cirrnt Storm liun Prevented tlie Perfect Fliilnli Wliicli the >la'naK«*iiieiit II;mI lloped to tain, lint the Show W ill lie Prtietieally Complete
PROBABLY INSANE
Forivit F i re*
Vn ndcrhllt Out of Dnnucr
ANOTHER CLUE IS REPORTED More Developments in McCormick Case Police Investigation Is Being Vigorously Continued Pen Wlileh Wan Wrapped In Slip of Paper Hearing Gertrude** Munuture In Turned Over to OfHcer» and ForMiirtled to ew York- (■} pay Girls Are I nder Arrest
OHIO WATERS ARE FAST RECEDING Fall lias Continued Since Saturday Morning .>a it km t ion lln« Been Ben timed niitl Ureal Kxetimionfi of SlKhtHeem re Travelling; the River- Farms in Some Seetion* Shon Dnmnuo
HX> 000 O OO 0000 0000 O OO OO OO i FROM EYE OF RABBIT TO EYE OF A MAN
STOCKHOLDERS INTERPOSE Objection In Made to Sole of I.nml at Port rthiir
< onM Mi ippinu
REPORTS ON BEET SUGAR I California Leads States in Production C. F. Sftylor Makes Known the Result of investigations Active Tendency la Tills Year Noted Toward Inntlt utlon of Xew licet Miliar Knterprlneii—IThirteen New Factorieii New lu Contemplation. Great Pro tit a shown inlnduatry
HERE'S A POINTER FOR CARRIE NATION Ohio Woman Calcimines Her Husband For Drinking;
To Attend Brother's Funeral
Alrocltirx In Spr, in
I FINANCE IN PHILIPPINES Soldiers Do Not Receive Full Pay Major General E. S. Otis Talks to Chicago Hankers At a Danqnct In Chlcnun the American Soldier •tuentloim the WUdoni of llarlnw Supported S|iiinlnli Hank nt Manllu and Telia How lncl» Sam'a Troops Barter Gold
|EASTERN BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS Decreased Value of Western Investments Alleged Cause Meolinnlc»* Sn% inicn Dniik of Westerly, Hliode lulu nil, tioen Into I.lqnidat ion Owl nil DepunltN of Something l.enn Tlimi n Million Oollnrn
♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ o DEATHS OF THE DAY 0 0 0 ♦ooooooooooooooooo*
PRESIDENTIAL BOOM FOR ROOSEVELT HAS BEGUN
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BANK OFFICERS UNDER ARREST Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Missing Cashier and Assistant of Whatcom Bank in Jail 11. St. John Dix deported to Be In London After Fnnds for Ills Institution— |iole»nle Financial Career of l)lxf for Whom a Wunnnt li Almo Out
OFFICERS COMING FOR JEWELRY THIEVES
Tlireo Drowned Himllcn in Morßor
RAIN FALLING DP THE STATE Indications That Storm Will Continue Cloudy Weather Predicted for Southern California Mouoiiin Valley tiets a Heavy Fall; Stockton Ha* IJirht !<hower»| t'hlco Hcjolce* Over an All Day's Downliour.nnil Farmer* in the Vicinity of Sacramento Arc .lulillant
i Halii In Monomii County
Napa la Rejoicing
i 1 Timely Until nf Stockton
All Day Don npour at C'hlco
,1 I I Steady Fall at Sacramento
Dry Weather at San Die no
BUILDERS LEAGUE AGAINST STRIKES Chicago Laborers Decide for Fijture Peace ]Vm OrKnnlsmtion Backed li> Fifteen Thousand Workihcn Has Taken a Stand for fhe Arbitration of All Disputed l'olnts
VOTE ON BOND ISSUE Hottest Election In History of Vlsalla Takes Place Today
Ten-Year-Old Truant nobbed ,
PLAGUE KILLS BY WHOLESALE India Is Ravaged by the Dread Disease One Case Is Acknowledged at Southampton llonu Konwr, Mauritius, West Australia, Mew South Wales, Philippines, Japan, llrasll, Singapore, as Well ns Indian Kmplrc, Have All Been More or Less Stricken
Officials Are Aaianltfil
More Cairi at the Cape
Cases at Constantinople
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR REDDING Charles Bairuther, Prospecting for Oil, Meets Death Death Was Caused by Accidental Discharge of Heavy Caliber Rifle Which Bairuther Carried—Came to Coast to Escape the Asthma
CHILEAN CLAIMS DWINDLE Only Sis Remain for Disposition and Only V2OOO Awarded
BRIGANDS IN PHILIPPINES Strong Fellowship Binds the Thieves Need for Maintaining Troops on the Islands Tugalou la a Good Citizen, But Him Xo Coiupiinctionin Holililna Hid Neighbor Wlio la Not u Fellow Hrliruml. Scattered llamla of Kohhera Will Compel I'reifneeofMoldleri '
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH IN TEXAS
ENTOMBED MEN ARE REACHED Two of the Five Aurora Miners Are Rescued Alive William Shane and Gcorve Fenntpr Taken from Mine Badly Crushed, Bnt Will Recover—Grant Shard la Found I,Helens
BETTER FUEL IS DEMANDED Japanese Coal Injurious to Boilers Necessity ot Tranpsorts Coaling at Nagasaki Apparent lCndeavor Will Be Made by Quurtermanter'n Department toSeeure Better tirade of Coal Than Now Available— Experiment* to Be Made With I tali Coal Shipped to San Prnnclico
OTTOMANS ASK FOR MOURAD'S RELEASE French League of Rights of Man Appealed to for Aid Former Saltan, Deposed In 1870, lw Said to Be l/ndergrolnar a Martyrdom More Cruel Than That of on DevilV Inland—Sympathy Knllaited
DEWEY APPROVES NEUTRAL CANAL Decision I> Announced Tliat n Neutrality Provision Will Be Inserted in the Treaty Providing: for an Isthmian Waterway
GERMAN WAR IS NOT IMPROBABLE! Feeling of Apprehension Is Reported in Naval Circles Prediction Mnile by Admiral Dewey j While at Trlewte That 1 nited State** j Xext War Would Be With tiermany ; In Recalled—avy Don't Want War j
2 CRIPPLE CREEK'S I GIGANTIC OUTPUT
MANILA VICTORY TO BE CELEBRATED Admiral Dewey Will Preside at a Banquet Officers Who Were on Board Veaaeln of American Navy In Philippine* Three Yeara Abo to De Invited to Attend—Coinuiniiders Have Died
Rampolla Han Not Renlgneil
Few In Number
MARIE BURROUGHS • LOVES AT SIGHT Actress Weds Robert MacPherson Before Day Fixed
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FIRE CAUSES HEAVY LOSS Storehouse aiul Lumber Are Destroyed Union Hive a»;l Box Company the Losers Fire Is Canned by n Lighted Pipe or a Spark from a Locomotive and Give* the Firemen Their llarflent Work in Many Months—The Los® Is Folly Covered l»y Insurance
Fire at I)ninth
FI re at 111 rini n u I*. a m
Flro nt ( liallnnoitKH
CLARK'S MEN ARE READY TO FIGHT No More Concessions Are to B° Made ! nlimpl Mnmrtri in 1 linrur of I'orreM Ne»i r I mlii Doe] i iien to Al'oopl J*cr% i«*c <»f mi Injimction on n Technic* nlity. 31 itt W ill V iehl to Muruhal
I'nnit I % e Fxpedltlon I
Strike in Hnrcelona '
SENOR PALM A FOR CUBAN PRESIDENT I tilted States fnn Connt on Honeat flatidlfnur of Html lie** Conneeteil With Redemption of C'ntmn Month ' I niler Seiior l*nlma*N I.cudernhlp h
CHINESE DEFEATED BY THE GERMANS
CIIIXGtE DEMORALIZED lit If ting ('linns Coiißrntiilntes Hoelth 111 on I it I ted Stair*' Poaltlun
TWO TEXAS GUSHERS STRUCK
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0 RASURA 1,1, ' V"* """ R"" £ fYITIRKTATf 1 « Lass Takes A fWVF 1?T T/ & Wew Coast Association A V Vlili Northern Games V lUI JVMIMI * Forty D„x Stake V OULfcliNlj * Starts Successfully V RAIN PUTS A STOP TO NORTHERN BALL GAMES Seven Inning Game Between Wasps and Dudes Gives Latter a Victory—The Redlegs Do Not Play but Go Up a Peg
RAIN STOPS GAME AT SACRAMENTO
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Killed at Baseball
HIGH CLASS BALL PLAYED BY AMATEURS
entries are closed FOR RIVERSIDE RACES
WINDS INTERFERED WITH SHARPSHOOTERS
KENTUCKY DERBY TODAY Alard Scheck ami His Eminence Favorites tn the Bettlnit
DAN LONG DENIES HE WAS WHIPPED
WALSH AND LONG I AT HARD TRAINING
Himhiiiic Shamrock II
WedEMTOod Win* Open Stake
Oil City Jinn Shoots Himself
CLUBS ARK IN GOOD SHAPE Sacramento Team Will I'lay Better Ball Manager Ewing's Howl About Blacklisted Men t Kcillckm Have Been Knjoyinu Theinnelve* l-'inliinu for llulllieii<l* i nt In* Sacramento—ljoa Aiifrele* I'nii* from (lie KiiiiUm of the Drummers Hoot for the Club I
CRAWFORD LASS TAKES THE FORTY DOG STAKE
CANADIAN LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT Easy Terms Are Arranged for Homesteaders Locators Can Sccure One Hundred and Sixty Acres l«'rcc und flaj- Purchase an Additional Sixty Acres at One Dollar Per Acre
I Fever Ship Knquimalt
■111 ii 11 ilinlh I'iit Hleli Mnn'n Secretary
OBJECTION HADE TO WHITE AS REFEREE Called From the East for HcGovern – Gardiner Fight but Northern Sports Demand a Local Han Be Chosen
COAST GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Open Tournament Proves a Success The New Association Starts Off Auspiciously
Saltan Receive* Minuter LeUehmm
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ARE WE DEGENERATING?
CHANCE OF ARBITRATION
A SABBATIC COMPROMISE
ADIEU TO WASHINGTON
THE BIG SHIPPING TRUST
THE WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT
MEXICO'S PERIL RECALLED
i&Md tLW Qjcjifi Ic?J@ (fife ®SS I Stips of the ZPon ® Sii3Jc3J SIBfSJi2Ji3MSiSI SJSJ cUSJiS)
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
A NINE DAYS* WONDER.
PARADISE LOST
JfciHemoffski of cJV.
'°lj/ie jfcuman factor"
Wanted jfcelp to tSteat
WILHELMINA'S WILL
THE WORST OF HIS SORT.
Cuori/bocij/'s Column
Would Make a Rone Jnr
The Trouble at Globe
The Greatest Orator
The l.uat K&eeutlon
Open Letter to Railroad Managers
Tlint School Talk
Answers In llrlcf
MAN WITH MARBLE HEART CALL
UNPRECEDENTED.
FACE VALUE.
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY' EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ENTERTAINING COMEDY Cnmmiugs Slock <C«piy9s Flcasiig Performance of "lie Adventures of La<iy Ursula9' at Burbank-Orpheum Bill Tonight
FINAL REHEARSE S FOR BENEFIT Profound Secrecy Observed as to Details of Performance Clever llita nod Nparkllng Dialogue "Will Give Ample Hotertalninent to Big Andlenee That la Now Aaaured. Mlnatrela Will Parade Tomorrow
Itrceptlnn for Mlm nromaoole
AT THE HOTELS
HOTEL ARRIVALS
"wvvrwVW I PERSONAL NOTES § Q o
Lo. Angcleno. Abroad
SACRED CANTATA AT CHRIST CHURCH Composition of Frederick Stevenson Is Given us a Part of the Evening Service ~
CROWDED DAY CHUTES PARK Many lfew Attractions Found for Old and Yonnff—ITyrolean Tronp of Singers Big Snccesi
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OP PASADENA
HOW TO MAKE 81500 AND NO SPECULATING It Is Largely a Matter of Competition, but It Can Be Done The Royal Road to This Wealth Lies Through The Herald's Premium Contest—Largest List of Subscriptions Takes It There Are Many Other Sums in Cash. Which, if Not Quite So Large, Will Amply Repay the Worker for His Expenditure of Time and Energy— The Summer Trips Alone in the List Represent a Valuation in Health-Giving Pleasure That Cannot Be Over Estimated—Many Will Enjoy Travel Through Them That Otherwise Would Not Have It—The New Workers Are Enthusiastic, and the Old Ones Are Having to Hustle to Keep Up-Come in and Make Them Rustle Still More Vigorously —You Won't Regret It.
Visit "Ve lplne Tnt cm"
The Imperial >laj«*nly
Itcnil Stnnclnril "VorL*
One of tlic 11 nllil mo mcMt Moi-cn
A Trip to V«»iHlerln 11J
I ne ft t,Fontlieriv<*l«lir*
Snntn Monica Tm Lovely oir
A M'ii<l|y in Art |
A Vi«>MMon in Hbywlval Culture
I Of lutcrcMt to .Wunii'ifinft
<SA DIKUO COUNTY) FAIR ASSOCIATION IS 01 T OF DEBT Financial Statement of Auditor Encouraging Movement Instituted to Sprnrc n Better Khll»it of Fruit* at San Cha in Iter of Com merer—The t'omiiif t arnit nl—lVrnonnl Note*
(SANTA BAKU % It A C'Ot'XTV) SANTA MARIA SEEKS INCORPORATION
NOTES FROM LOS ALAMITOS Oii ve :i ml I rii it Orchn rd» h t (in re j u* Hi- in H lui tidoiifil i
(RIVRRSIDK CO I'JIT Y) VERDICT GUILTY IN THE GRAY CASE Mercy Recommended by the Jury Scntenoc Will Not Be Imposed I Bill U rilnrnln) -Trial Has Bren One of Mont Kxpmnlre KvcrHcld In Bh'.raldr t'onnty—Prrionali and Sole*
(LOS ANGELES COIXTV) FOREIGN SEAMAN DIES AT HIS POST Corpse Found on Deck of the Steamer Minneola , Vemel Put* Into Fort Witli T)end Sailor. anil Finding; That Hi* Demise W nm the Hemilt of Heart Disease, Went ilaek to St»a
(HAS RKHXARIinO COI'STV) PETTY CRIMES AND CASUALTY Two Hold-l'ps and a Check Fraud in San Bernardino Eleven-Year-Old tiirl Severely Rlflrn by SavaiP Dog—Employe of French Ilanchman Works Smooth Check Sw indie—Other .Motes and Xews
(ORANGE COtNTY) PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES FROM ORANGE
(SA BERNARDINO COIXTY) ROBBERY IN llome of Charles Joneii F.nterfd mid ft2o In Hold Secured
(SAX BERNARDINO COUNTY) FARMERS' CLUBS TO HOLD JOINT PICNIC
"FATHER OF THE TELEGRAPH" DIES Passing Away of James Douglas Koirt in New York Horn In H<l i n ha rich I n 1 MO!) lie funic* to Llmrrlm In nnd AisUlrd In Formation of Allmilir and Ohio Tclrgraiib Compnny In 18-13
MARENGS WANTS TROOPS Algerian Inhabitants Fenr Massacre by Arab Force#
Smita Ke En*lntfr Rrtlxna
SECESSION RUMOR DENIED I iiiform Itank KalgMa of Pythias Will Sot l<fivf S«pr»ne i.od|«
SAN DIEGO WILL SEND ' ' TO GREET THE PRESIDENT
Modal Democrats
Socialist Labor Meeting
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OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS 1
SlortitnsM
Mnrglnnl Satisfactions
A(lacbm«iils
311 seel In it eo us
nuililliiu Permits
Sll'lCltlOU L'OUIIT Kcit Actions
JUSTICE COt It T | New Actions
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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THE HERALD
| HERALD LINER STATIONS jj
LODGE DIRECTORY
THE WEATHER
DIED
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BAD WASHOUT ON DEWEY AYE. Fall Rains Make Dangerous Gap in Street Cally V* liiNiifflrlottll> Protected and Form* it Menace to I'anftliiK; Traffic. Several Accident* Have Already Occurred—Notlilnit Done a* Vet
ORGANIZED LABOR IS EXTENDING ITS FIELD J. Inrr, District Orumiiacr for (He American Pederntloii of Ijilxir, Will Institute r ( nlnnii
A Balloon Ascensionist Killed
PRESCOTT'S RAPID HISK from ashes Conflagration Proves a Blessing in Disguise Property linn It I Men Itnpidly In Value iinU Mnny of Thoite Who Were llurned Oat Find Them.ielven Better Olt Tlinn Tliey Were Before
DISTINGUISHED MEXICAN STATESMEN ARE HERE ormer >lin inter Joaquin Hit rnnrin and Senator Jo»e DoniliiuueK I'eon Arrive from C'lty of Mesleo
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i THE CITY PULPITS j
Hi-* i in* Pro * itlence
An to International Affair*
COL. JOHN SOBIESKI SPEAKSJJNJEMPERANCE
Installation ot Pastor
I'iitlrllveretl elejfraius
M firnlii); to Mariner*
I.timber Mill Hums 1)om n
Doctor Is Found Not f.uilty
Sliereellnn Government Buy* Arms
The Knaba Piano
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION PROTESTS Objects to Plans for Presidential Entertainment Declares That He Should Not lie the tinent of Private Individuals* Especially of Harrison («ra> Otis, "the Arch Enemy of the Wage Earner" I —
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