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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 224, 12 May 1901
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FIESTA FESTIVITIES CLOSE WITH A BRILLIANT PROMENADE
THE MORNING'S NEWS
INDEX TO Classified Advts. -IN— TODAY'S HERALD
ALARM OVER HANNA'S HEALTH
ON THE WARPATH AGAIN
OHIOANS FEEL SORE AT DICTATOR OTIS Say They Were Positively Ignored When in Los Angeles and Even Had to Pay Their Own Hotel Bil!s
INTERNAL DISSENSIONS ( 111 slt llclntM'ii (iovcrnur <inli*k Party ami OhioConKrcNHniPii
iimli Arrives at San Fraiicliioo
Fire in Went Virginia
LffC SAVED BY SWAMP-ROOT – __ • The WNferfal New Discovery in Medical Science SAMItC BOTTLE SENT FREE BY MAIL
SCHWAB TALKS OF STEEL AFFAIRS He Appears Before the Industrial Commission Schwab Declares Himself as Opposed to Organised Labor, Saying It Does Not Give the Individual a Fair Chance In Life
SECRET LETTERS OJTERiMOR SALE Stenographer Is Caught at His Game Attempt to Barter Confidential Comniunleatlon Between tlie Attorney General and Seeretary uf War in the eely Cane Diitcovered
FRUIT GROWERS WIN ON CARLOAD WEIGHTS
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
GREAT STRIKE THREATENING International Machinists Start Trouble Initiation Is Taken by Unions at Kansas City If Demands Are Not Conceded It la Stated That Every I nion Machinist in the United States, Canada and Mexico Will Walk Ont on .May 20. Labor Troubles In Other Places
Kansas City Men Act
Illinois Strike Settled
Strike Case Jury Dlsnf(rrci
Buffalo Striker* Itenume
Spanish Strikes at nn Knd
Women Mnsclnns Unionists
Glass Workers Idle
Steel Wage Bate Unchanged
Cleveland Dock Riot
NEW PRESIDENT FOR THE K & 0. Pennsylvania Puts Its Own Men in Charge L. E. Lorec la to Tnke Chnnro of tl»c Maryland Road and 10. C. Stuart 1m to lie Its General Superintendent, Cementing Pennny'a Interest!*
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I PRISONERS AND POLICE IN HAND TO HAND FIGHT
MORAN BROTHERS PAY THEIR FINE Controversy With the Canadian Authorities Settled , Duty on Wrecking Outfit for Savins Steamer Willamette la Adjusted and the Vessel Will Soon Be Ready to Be Taken to the Seattle Dry Dock
TWO MEN ROB EIGHT Party of Sheep Sli«*arern Relieved of Their I'nj- by llold-l p Men
Anjelenoi Abroad
FATAL QUARREL NEAR PRESCOTT Engineer of the Empire Mine Is Killed Reports Are Received of Rift Finds of Copper Along' tbe Colorado River, Rorderlnff on tlie State of Utah. Arizona'* Gold Incitement
SKAfcrWAY FEARS THE SMALLPOX Indians Driven Out. and the Town Guarded Klondike Miner* Look lor tlie UluH'ml t'lenn-l'i» un Itet'Oril, Uwlnv to tlie Abundance of Surface Water (or Slulcintc—Driu'lit F.xnectnt lona
Former Amlinimndor I hi 111
KNAPP'S VIEWS ON RAILWAYS Anti-Trust Law Produces Combinations Nothing to Prevent Unification oi Ownership On Krond Ground of utioual Welfare Mr. Knapp liflicven Itnilroud Combination* May Come to Be Regarded a* Denirablv II Not Actually Aece**ury in Coinmereial Struutile
CRILL NOT DUNHAM, I AND IS RELEASED § O
EASTERN CAPITAL IN COAST RAILWAY Syndicate B.tys San Mateo Line Itoad Will Itiiit Down the I'enlnMUla From Sun Franelseo to San June ami Will Give* Hup id TruuNlt to sunta Clara uutl Other Co unties
CLARK IS MAYOR , Supreme Court Derides Sacramento Cunc In HIM I'llvor
TRUST GETS PLOW WORKS Mollnv Company Cilve* nn Option to the Combine
MINER KILLS HERDER lluarrel Over Slieep Pant tirade Eiidn ia (ie'»r«;p lOilln'n Dentil
♦OOOOOOOOOOO00000000<)0000< I SAN PEDRO ROAD GAINS I GOOD POINT IN COURT
LA]SI) LITIGATION AFTER OIL STRIKE A Claim lor $1,200,000 in Daily Damages Suit Brought Ann in at I.urn* Soulier, MeKaddvn No. St nnd the Duffry l.niMl Coiupnii) In Tf*im to Itewtrnin From Further Operotlouw
STEAMER CRASHES UPON THE ROCKS Passengers Are Taken From Ihe Vessel Freight Thrown Overboard bat Without lOtfeet—lf Wind Italaen There Is Little Doubt That the Uont Will Uo to I*leee» <lulckl>- on the Keel
raMrnucm lte*cued •
Blnrilereri Recelre Seatencea " *
Natural Gas Trnat
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTY RESTS AT DEL MONTE Mr. McKinley Drives to Historic Monterey .and Addresses the Veterans at Pacific Grove—Ohioans Displeased
MANY VISITORS AT SI RF Cltlsens of Lompoe and Vicinity Assemble to See the President
PREPARATIONS AT SA.XTA CRIZ President and Party Will He Taken to See the Dig; Trees
Snn June In (inlo Dre..
President to Visit Mare Inland
President Invited to St. Paul
lilterary Popularity Unveiled
BUTCHERY BY . INSURGENTS Filipino Atrocities Are .Reported Fiendish Murder of American Soldiers Four Privates Murdered by Town Author It lea—Corporal Denehy and O'lfearn Buraed to Death—lnstances* of Men Helnit Hurled Alive. Captain Harrow*' Trial Finished
Captain Harrows' Trial Ends
Returning Troops
SCMNAMBUUSTIC SUICIDE Young Farmer in Ills Sleep Kills Himself am One He'd Read Of
LOAN WAS IMPERATIVE Moeh French Capital Now Employed In Foreign Enterprises
Criticism
DESPERADO IS KILLED Shot While Trying to Escape Reeves Brothers Arrested for an Old Murder | The Two Prisoners Are Also Charged With Arson and Rank Robbery at Rirdseye, Kj., Where They Blew Open the Safe and Caused the Destruction of Nearly Whole Town
THEY MAKE PROTEST Dultimore People Object to Street Cur* Carrylnir Wualilntfa
State Election* This Year
What More Could He Aik
What Was Required
COLLECTS DEBTS FOR ALL Ueltfian PontofAce Him Inntnllcd a New System of Clearing!
The I'scfal Telephone
AVlse Unoagh to Slake Money
A Modern "Giveaway?
A "Gent"
Wouiatu's Tnet
Babble Reputation
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BANK TELLER IS ARRESTED Charged With Shortage of $36,000 Clever Trick Avails to Avoid Detection OI«l Treaanry Isabel Preferred and Placed on n PHcknge of Small tllll*. MaKliiK It Appear to Contain Ten Times Ha Real Value—Alleged Defaulter Prominent in Xfw Orleann t
Hotel Mnnaßpr Kmhrxxlfi
AMERICAN FINED BY THE RUSSIANS Citizen of St. Paul Has to Pay a Penalty lly Atlncliinji the Home of Ills Affrd Parent* llic Government Forces Him to Hand Over lleenuiie He Kvnried Army Service
M'KAYg STRANGE DEATH May Have Commit* ted Suicide
WILD HORSES FOR ARMY Britain Buylns Hundred* of Mustangs for South African Service
Charities and Correction*
Pensions for l*adles of Court
EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT Total of Appropriations Made A Comparison of the Costs and Outlays Total Made by the Fifty-Sixth Con-KrenH Affgreg;a(ed I, f t0,4M0,-tS3. or Le«» Than the Sum Appropriated l»y the l'recedlug Seanlon—Civil and Military Coat
DASHED TO DEATH i Amateur Photoirrnpber liana;. Over lloek}- t'baam and Drop*
MEXICAN PRIEST KIDNAPS A GIRL Father Amario Is Also Charged With Theft (tmidalnjnra Excited Over Decnniiiinß of n ( lerK.vnmn With IVenrly All (he Cnftli of a Hellaioun Society and the Daugbter of a I'ronilncnt Man
PenilonN Granted
Pontmaater Appointed
A "KNOCKER" Found on Many Tables
SALOONS SMASHED BY KANSAS GIRLS Three Wichita Young Women Are Arrested Tliey Culcr the Sum in it Saloon un«l lieu:in to Break Ulasa With Hock*. Are Knocked Down nml Thrown Out by'the Proprietor
CliirnKO to Hamburg by Wntcr
Choked tlie Child
3eg.ro Shot mid Killed
CnililoyerH* Liability Kill
.ornvgian Steamer Totally Wrecked
Manitoba'* Liquor Act
Smallpox on Board
EASTMAN CLEARED OF MURDERCHARGE Harvard Instructor Found Not Guilty The Jury, After LiNteninjn for Three Week* to a Muhm of 'JVtitimony null Two Dnyit of Argument, Finally Ileaeli n Verdict of Aeqnltttnl
POSTAL TELEGRAPH LINE Court Grant* Right of Way Over the Oregon Short Iload
DUKE MADE A DOCTOR Melbourne I nricmr rati oaten Bombard Duke of Cornwall With Chuff
Wholesale Shooting- of Women
l)iik« of Manchester's Debts
Hallway BUI Rejected
(ierman ItelclistnK's Adjournment
JACKSONVILLE IS FEEDING HUNGRY Trouble Feared When the Free Rations Stop Governor Jennlmtn and a l.rglilatlte Committee Visit tUe Strleken City and Ueelde to Keep (he Troops on Guard Indefinitely —
Suffrftgf for Komeslan Women
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AL BRISENO'S CLEVER PLAY Youngster Is on the Spot When Needed The ltedlegs Bat Thomas Hani £»ough to Win <lon«« Asks for Another Chance nt Sacramento and Keep* Hits Scattered in All lint Two Inning*—One Error, Followed by Safe Drives, Coats Three Runs~otes of Uatue
ROY HALE WILL TWIRL FOR REDLEGS TODAY
SAN FRANCISCO WINS IN FATEFUL EIGHTH
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Detroit andChicaKO
Boston and Wanliiiiicton
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Rain Stop* a tin me
Chicago and St. Louis
New York and Brooklyn
LONG BEACH DEFEATS ST. VINCENT'S COLLEGE
Among the innteurn
YALE BEATS HARVARD ON TRACK AND FIELD A Clowe Contest Between the I nlverslty Teams III«in to the Finish
Pennsylvania Ila-iita Naval CadPta
INTERCOLLEGIATE EVENTS Villi. Winn Bicycle Knee* and loiter. Record
Intercollegiate Baseball
Harvard Wins at Golf
MILLER DEFAULTS TENNIS TOURNEY WITHOUT EXCUSE
J nlii lee llandicnp Winner
Hnrry Vnrdou the <Jolf Winner
No Fitflit In Cirnntl Itnpldfl
SACRAMENTO FAIR ENDS Brilliant CloMinH' of Carnival at State Capital
Indian* Tlironton Trouble
Hiik'li Morrlfton
Pickpocket Helnrich Held •
Site Woke I'p In Time
BOERS CONTINUE TO LOSE HEAVILY
Ciirl Shot in (lie Toe
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LONDON THE CENTER OF FINANCIAL PANIC Investments of J. Pierpont Morgan Interest Financiers Who Fear the Regular Settlement on Monday
MILLIONAIRE METHODS London Seen (.llbertlan Humor In Wall iflrei't'RKrratlri.niß
CRASH KILLS CHILD ' Falls on Fifteen Little Ones "Who Arc Getting- Firewood
Earthquake in Sicily
RUMORS KEEP GERMANS BUSY American Criticism Felt- Keenly Unfounded Reports Worry the Officials Berlin Pre,, Aiirrta TUnt No One Ulnme, the I nltcil Stale* for Try-Inn to Secure n (onllnu Station In the Ainrea—(aernian Acquisition of nn Inland Denied at Washington
Attache i handed
South American Uuestion
PORTO RICANS ARE EVER PESSIMISTIC Acting Governor Hunt Says That Conditions improve Custom Books Show a Balance in Favor of the Island—Sugar Crop Is Large and Working People of the Interior Arc in the Best Condition
TURKEY AND THE POWERS Partial Cessation of Relations Between Embassies and Sultan
MARLBOROUGHS_TOGETHER Duke and Duchess Appear Together Constantly In London Society
Rapid Transit Accident
Heme, the Actor, Dying
JAPAN'S EYE ON RUSSIA Will Not Relax Vigilance Over Korea Peninsula a Necessary Field for Immigration Larte Increase In Both American and German Population of Korea, an Shown by the Heceut Census, Indicates That British Preponderance In Foreitf n Business Is Waning;
AMERICAN WAYS JAR FOREIGNERS Continental Troops Find Our Manners Too Free Have Not the Repose That Stamp the Military Caste of Europe, Hence There Is Relief at Their Withdrawal From Chinese Service
Few Americans in Peking
Hussia*s ew Loan
Mystic Shrincr* at Sacramento
Tax on Henry Ylllnrd's Estate
Reclalmliitf the Zuj der Zee
Chinese Servant Arrested
Tod Sloan in Despair
King Edward's Successor
Attach nicnts
The Adroit Cashier
RACES HELP A HOSPITAL Oakland Track Benefits Fabiola Imperious Wins Gentlemen Riders' Cnp Lizzella Score* an E«»y Victory In the Two-Mile Event—Basalnger Put® I'll a Strong Flnl»h and Lands, la old One Winner by a Head In Mile and Sixteenth—Large Attendance
fti'xnltn n( Sew York
Ilexnltß at Newport
FtcNultM at St. Lotila
At Churchill Dowtin
Hnrpd at » hlrasn
F. M. Parke/, Plumber
GOOD CROPS FOR EUROPE Agricultural Department Issues Report Acreage Sown to Winter Grain Is Not So Large an (.mini. Owing to the Drouth Last Autumn—Spring Backward In a Large Part of Europe hut Other Conditions Are Favorable
JOBBER IS KNOCKED OUT BY A HUSKY GARDENER
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THE HERALD
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# § HERALD LINER STATIONS § o 6
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
men
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A Nvcceiaary Weakness
ECONOMIC LEAGUE IS ENTERTAINED 4 __________ Interesting Papers Read on Important Subjects Another of n Series of Hxeellent Lee* Hires In Held at Kbell Hall—l mini- Knit ion and Heredity and Kuvironment Are Treated
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MURDER IS SUSPECTED Grace Winters Is Shot and' Killed Husband in Custody Pending an Investigation IkootlnK Near Mnier'a Slaughter Honie In Attended With Peculiar lircnmntnncpi— Police Amue 'Mint Katal Shot Conld Not Hnve fleen Vlrei' am J. Ron Winter* I'lnltnti
MADE A LOAN TO A ROBBER Lord Stanhope Gave a Highwayman a Start In an Honorable Career
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I WOMEN'S CLUES | _ _ _ _ .
Daughters of Confederacy
Friday Morning Women Entertain
('diversity Ethical Clnb
Ituslcln Art Club
Still tftroatf
DIRTY STREAM IS A NUISANCE Dwellers 011 Washington Street Aroused Object to a Nuisance That Can Be Abated The Gr»il of Certain Conncllmen to Sell SrnaKc to Chlnme Carilenrrii C'aunen DUcpmfort to the People Who I'lve on WnnlilnKton Street* Seneri the I'lace for Ketvaue
SI. Joliii'm K|>lk«-o|»uI Church
Somcuhut Inconsistent
REAL ESTATE AND BLT'I LPIN G j
The Builder and Contractor
Mii-lp at Record
No Home Study
White Sewing Machine Office
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JKf Cat fed o//crson
'Drmat/c SJravit/es
loitigftis
TJha Week's Jftiracti'ons
ABOUT THUMB MARKS Great Deal of Nonsense Said of Them There In Declared to Be Rio Troth Whatever lo the Prevailing Notion That They Never t'hanire Throughout One's Entire Life
! CUPIOUS CHRISTIAN NAMES Durdenn Impoied I'pou Cliililreu l>.v the Caprice of I'arenta
The I'lnee for Hint
W'o ill ft it ii ii (I Her Hired CJIrl
CiettinK Him Ont of the Way
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Stray (hol'lln
jCocat Tfotes
CHURCH MUSIC
PARK BAND CONCERTS
A LOS ANGELES GIRL'S TRAVELS Observations of the Strenuous Life in Cbicago—May Day Flitting—Mvirky Wickedness of Which the Chica.goa.ns Are Not Ashamed—The Reconciliation of Impressario Gravi
on' Annlu. Oil AKnln
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CHIIIS ABOUT CLUBS AND CLUB WOMEN
| THE HERALD S S | SUNDAY SERMON § ♦ooooooooooooooooooooooooi HONESTY AND PATIENCE Ily Rev. Jomc|ili O'Reilly of the Cliurcli of Our La«l> of the Aiikcln
The Reason
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Weldon-Hawkea
Ceclle C'hamlnaile Clnh
For n Friend
Philoletliea Rail
Snrprlne Birthday Party
For Prominent Club Woman
Birthday Party
J,a Vlesta Birthday Party
Pretty Wedillnar
High School Party
Theater Party
Surprise Party
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MISS EVE M'CLURE AND WILLIAM HE!MEN'S ENGAQMENT ANNOUNCED
UiiKiißrmciit Ltinclicoii
liolf Dlititcr-t>nnee
Holly Whiat Club
Sang for Mr. and Mra. McKtiiley
J-. T. E. C lub
Social %otm
s Out of lowa Society
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
USE ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE
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Literary Xolen
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL CITY FUNDS DEPLETED Finance Committee Is in Distress No Relief Appears to Be in Sight Treasurer Workman*! Plan Does Sot Appear to Be in Favor, and the City Attorney llan Set His Foot Down on the Plnn to Infringe on the Water liond Fund
I POLICE COURTI 0 DAY BY DAY jj
ZANJA MADRE DISPUTE HAS BEEN ADJUSTED I | City and the Railroad Company fume to Terms as to Improvements aad Itepalrs
ASSESSOR 70 BEGIN WRITING TAX ROLLS Stntenientu Must Be In Till* Week If Tuiuyera WUh to Avoid Trouble
CLAPP FAILS TO SECURE RELEASE Judge Smith Refuses to Grant Writ of Habeas Corpus Officer Ha* Arrived From Salt Lake With Kxtraditlon Papers for the Alleged Forger, Wlione Attorney Hum Secured Another Petition
COURT BRIEFS
DELEGATES APPOINTED FOR MINING CONGRESS Mayor Snj(l<*r Namctt Five Hepre-MCiitatlvet* for Lou Aiikolcm at Dolae Convention
IRON WORKERS TO HOLD MASS MEETING Call li Iftftuetl for a General (lathering- at the Council of Lnlior Hall
"church hews of the week!
CATHOLIC
Y. W. C. A.
BAPTIST
EPISCOPAL
FREE METHODIST
Y. M.C.A.
NORWEBIAN AND DANISH
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
CHRISTIAN
SALVATION ARMY
BETHLEHEM INSTITUTIONAL
JOTTINGS
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CONCERNING JONAH
IS CARNEGIE A PROPHET?
SACRAMENTO'S FAIR
BOUQUETS FROM STRANGERS
REDLANDS AND RIVERSIDE
THE RICH MAN'S WILL
IBISJ®aiSIS®S .OIBHMBK2J3&] £* A /JN ij Oops of the Iron g fo w BttSinsASflßißj sflnnMßß HEL' mM
EDITORIAL OPINION
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
SOME EVENTS IM A LIVELY WEEK
The General
Meant Well
"PING PONG"
WOMEN AS GARDENERS
A FIESTA EDITION 1r
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
♦00000000000ooooooooooooo» | PERSONAL NOTES I
White Sewinp Machine Office
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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=FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (OKAKGE COC.ITT) LEE WRIGHT DIED BY HIS OWN HAND Coroner's Jury Brings in a Suicide Verdict Evidence Brought Out at the Inqneat Shows the Mournful Story of a Vanni Man's Infatuation and Hla Desire to Die Because df It .
(LOS AKUELI2S COUNTY) REDONDO BREVITIES ' AND PERSONALS
(SAHTA BARBARA COIXTY) LINEMAN'S NARROW ESCAPE Falls From Top of Telegraph l'ole Without Injury
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CORONADO BEACH One ot the Largest Sea Bass of the Season Is Captnred
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) PBOPERTY VALUES SHOW INCREASE County Assessor's Work Nearly Completed Riverside Han a Kitten Which Rejolces In the Possession of Six Feet. Contractors for Canal Unable to Secure Sufficient White Labor
(SAX BKR VHIM%O COI NTV) LITTLE GIRL AT REDLANDS HONORED Mrs. McKinley Compliments Miss Claire Blakely F. E. Clark, Founder of the Christ Inn Endeavor Society* In Antona Prominent Visitor* of the Week—Xotci and Personals of Redlands
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SANTA MONICA SCHOOL CENSUS
(ORAGE C'OtXTV) »* BRIEF NOTES OF i ORANGE AFFAIRS
(RIVERSIDE COI'SIY) ELSINORE NOTES AND PERSONALS
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) COLTON AFFAIRS OF INTEREST
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) PROSPEROUS ARE FOR LONG BEACH Large Siun Is Expended in New Buildings Good Fishlnir Continue* and Larg;e ( (itches of Mackerel Are Reintc Made Froui the Wharf—Riffht of Way Nearly All Secured
(SAN DERARDINO COUNTY; JUDCrSHIP FIGHT IS NOW IN COURT Judge Shaw Presides at the Trial Little rrogreaa Made During First Day Beonnae of Lengthy Arituuients Over Technical Law Points. Hallroad Employe* Have a Qunrrel
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS AT SAN JACINTO
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NEWS OF PASADENA
CURRENT PROGRAM FOR WASHINGTON GARDENS Family I'laytcround Him Been I'laced I'pon Chutes Vaudeville Circuit /
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MANY MEETINGS ARE TO BE HELD Announcements Are Made by th Academy ot Science Animal Mer<ln« I* to Be Held Tnmdny anil Mnoh Activity Prevail* Among the Different Scctlou. of the Society
Female Burglar's Work
White Sewing Machine Office
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES STOCK EXCHANGE IS VERST QUIET But One Block of Oil Stock Sold Yesterday 0!d for Heed at Previous Day's Price Failed to Develop Sale—Evidence of luorca»lng I'trmneuWai Manifested Yesterday on 'Change
San Francisco Closing
Credit Balances
IN THE SANJOAQUIN Hetlluga Called to Form Mining District*—Field otei
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
BIG OIL LAND SALE
SAN FRANCISCO NOTES
o * MININGS I 0 $
COPPER_CONDITIONS Uxporta of the Red Metal—Mining Points
EAST 10S ANGELES !
WYOMING OIL FIELDS DESCRIBED BY VISITOR
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS WHO DOES OWN NORTHERN PACIFIC Jim Mill, Witli Tears in His Eyes, Stands I'at tturrlutun, tlie Financial Monen, Declare* Hln Title May Be Wrouted l»y l*euu) Trick*—Plerpont MorynrT* People* More Discreet, Sn> othlnc
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
COAST SHIPIMXi;
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
FINANCIAL REVIEW
WEEKLYBANKSTATEMENT
LOS ANCiCLES SKCIUITIES
Salmon Cannern Combine /
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS ligg, Fairly Steady—l'oWtoen Shade Firmer
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CEREALS IN THE DAILY TREADMILL Professional Trading: Leads in the Chicago Pit I Option* for Corn nnd When t (in Loner. .Short* Seek Cover by Selling- Holdin km— Ontn and Provision* llarely Steady, Closing Weak
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
ICnatern Dried Frnlt*
Fruit* In San Francisco
Local Frnlt Market
j BOYLE HEIGHTS NEWS: • 0
Laek of Material
Senstnlonal Turn
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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CAVIES ARE THE NEWEST SOCIETY PETS
OLD TIME CHIMNEY SWEEPS
BICYCLE ADAPTED TO RAILROAD TRACK
Not Much Difference
A Good Bejriimliiir
CHINESE AS SOLDIERS
Japs Are Not Brawlers
Educational
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The lVnne of the Honeymoon
The Renl lllftlcnltr
A BURUSH SLAW MART
REMARKABLE PORTRAIT
#. Graves J,vo>r Dead Man's |fi||JfeLAJVD
OLD MINING DISTRICT WILL BE REOPENED
DISCOVERY OF EXTRAORDINARY HEADDRESS
How Coal Ik Mmle
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A Logician
ATHLETE II TRAINING WITH A BROKEN NECK
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WHEN GUITEAU WAS BROKE
INSTANT DEATH IN BATTLE
Fashion's Latest Fads and Fancies
How to Make Genuine Shortcake
afderafd THE BRACELETS OF ROYALTY
Useful Hints For the Kitchen
Strawberry Mousse
Forebodlnir
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MAN IN TIIE MOON By Melodlle tinrbntt, C'lnas n—Ten Yearn
MAMA'S DOV
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MERITORIOI'S STORIES Godies'a Frig-lit—By Grnclc Atfe Ten
HALF-CHRISTENED
THE UNWELCOME BABY By Agnei Kolatnri, Acre Ten
WILLIE AT SCHOOL By Alice iMabel Le Hoy, Age Mac
LITTLE JOHNNIE By Mabel Ryder, Age Seven
THE POPPY GIRL
JOHNNIE'S ADVENTURES
THE 111UGEST LIE Hy Ito«le More, Ajge Fourteen
A THRIVING INDUSTRY
Over (lie 'l'lioiie
The Eleiilinnt'a MontU
Fearful Reaction
HORSE NO BIGGER THAN A DOG
MADE THE ELEPHANTS WORK
The Water Throning Sen!
Abe Lincoln
THE FAIRIES' KISS
Ttm HERALDS RAGE OF FUN He lonitrnlnlated Him
Vet En«|[h Men
Her Comment
Lesson I
Plenty of Policemen
When I Was a Station Agent
That Boy Again
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Passed Off Pleasantly
Answers to Correspondents
An Announcement
LOCAL ITEMS
Recollections of School Daus
Wonldn't Post Gore
A Disappointed Girl
Peculiarities
His First Tbonslit
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