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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 226, 14 May 1901
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CHINA INTENDS TO PAY HEK JUST OBLIGATIONS EMPIRE'S RESOURCES SHRiNK Answers of Oiiental Plenipotentiaries Please Foreign Ministers, Although Half the Revenue Is Unavailable
INDR.UXITY REDUCTION United StHtcK to Aid China In Her Efforts to Sernrv It
leaving venzuela German Minister Going and France Has *o Representative There
■'HOMISHa TO PAY China Bxprr«Rfi Astonishment nt the Amount of* Indemnity
Himnla Strengthen* Her Fleet
China Can Pay Indemnity
GEORGE J. GOULD BUYS MORE RAILS Orders One Hundred aad Ten Thousand Tons This Year at a Cost of $8,800,000
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SECRETARY GAGE'S WIFE IS VERY ILL
QUARANTINE INSPECTION Dominion Government to Kxamlne All Steamers From Alaska
SMALL FORTUNE IN BONDS LOST Securities Belonging to Lauer Estate Missing Bond* Were Left by Richard Inner to His Daughter, Caroline M. R. Lotter. Who Slnee Died, nnd the Secnrltlca Cannot Be Located
JOHN E. SEARLES HAS Bid ASSETS
CALIFORNIA AT BUFFALO Laat Car for the Paa-Anierlcan Exhibit la Shipped
KILLED JNJI MINE Fntnl Avcldent Occam to Thoiuna Arlvery of Stockton
iluriKlara Hob Slioe Store )
Roosevelt to Make an AilUre.a
RAIL BATES THROUGH TO ' LOS ANGELES Santa Fe Is Upheld by Commission Traffic Association 'f I earing Is Fixed lor Saturday Southern Pncifle and Santa Fe Demnrrers to Reduction In Oil Rntc From San Francisco to Snn Hernnrdlno Overrated—Stnte Hoard Want* Ksplauations on Sugar Rate Advance
I,OS AIVGELE9 TRAFFIC Hearing Armament on A**oclatlon Cawe Fixed for Saturday
Bar >nd Coast Itoad Franchise
MAY BE TRIED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE Complaint Against Alaska Judge and Attorneys Defendant* Are Accused of Attempt* Ing to Prevent Enforcement of a Writ of Snpemedeaa Innuetl* by Judge Morrow In Cape Nome Case*
APPEAL FOR AID FOR JACKSONVILLE
AGAINST THE^ASSESSOR Federal Avipellate Court Decides In
CONSTABLE^WALKER DEAD Succumbs to Wonnda Received lathe Flfht With Prisoners
Supreme f'onrt Adjourna
ARRANGING SHIP COMBINE DEAL Plans Likely to Be Completed This Week Control of Bethlehem Steel Company'* Stoek First Step In !*ew Arrniigement, anil Purchaser* Will lluve to Pay Thirty Dollar* a Share
Edtvard f. till Drlsg
PRICE OF PANAMA CANAL A SECRET
DINNER PAIL FULL OF SILVER
School Mistress Drops Dead
Missing; School Teacher Located
Stockton Woman Kill* Herself
MRS. M'KINLEY MUCH IMPROVED BY QUIET SAN FRANCISCO PLANS STAND President Makes Trip to San Jose Returning to Find His Wife Had Slept During His Entire Absence
I MRS. M'KINLEY S IS NO WORSE
SALISBURY OPTIMISTIC Talks ot the lessons of Boer War 4ts Its Sad Features but Shows England's Might la a Speech at a Banquet ot the Mon-Conformist Unionist Association Ha Say a Any SugiKeatlon of Wrong on the Part of the British Umpire Is Absolutely and Entirely Absent
TWO KINGS MEET FOR FIRST TIME Sovereigns of Bonmnnia and Greece Together Desire to Draw Countries Into Close Friendship Brinies Charles and •iesrge on Board Greek Warship. Other Reasons Given for Meeting
CHURCHILL MAKES ELOQUENT APPEAL Shows Power to Dominate the Parliament Uallerlei of Hon** Crowded to Hear Younft Stateman, Who Made a Plea for Economy and Agalnit Ever-Growinff Military Extravagance
Chnrchlll for Premier
FRENCH PARLIAMENT Interpellation Concerning Franco-RniMlan Alllitnrr Expected
Watson Mar Be Mysterious
TABIFF UNION IS PROPOSED Germany and Russia May Combine Powers May Act Jointly Against United States Opinion Prevnlls Tlint the Structure for Existence Demnnds That German Policy Must Be So Arranged ns to Prevent Ruinons Competition It Is Clnimed Comes From America
I ill pressed '» t Morgan
KITCHENER WILL BURN OUT BOERS New Plan to Force Them to Surrender Mr*. I.ouls Botha Obtains Permission to Interview Kragerand I rice Him to Advocate Penee. and Sails for Karope—Doer Losses Are Reported
Mrs. Botha Sails for Europe
Pens for Boer Prisoners
Oxford-Cambridge Tenm Chosen
Admiral Schley Hastens Home
Anstrallan Census
To End Barcelona's Slojte
Mntcli Factory Banted
POWERS BECOMING 2 ANGRY AT TURKEY 8
REDWOOD TREE IS NAMED FOR I GOVERNOR NASH
CABIXET LEAVES DEL MONTE Great Disappointment at Absence of President Felt l»y Crowda
INDIANS WILL SEE THE GREAT FATHER Eighteen Hundred Red 'JHen Plan a War Dance for the Benefit o( the President
Postmasters Appointed
Implement Man Killed
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STRIKERS MAY MAKE TROUBLE Threaten Non-Union Men in Albany Street Railway Company Will Run Its Cars Secretary WiUon of the National Association of Machinists Says the Strike Will Undoubtedly Take Place as Ordered by President O'Connell Unless Employers Accede
SAYS strike: wiix TAKE place Prominent Labor Leaders Dlscusscs Order Seat Out by O'Connell
Conferences Held
Seattle Machinists to Strike
To Raise. Machinists' Wages
LABOR REVOLUTION SPREADS IN RUSSIA
UOMPERS RISPLIRS TO SCHWAB Says Labor Union* Do Not Reaard Individual l'roirress
Lockout of Bricklayers Threatened
Denver Brlckmakers Strike
Marine Engineers' Strike Settled
Kingston Shops Now Idle
SNAG WRECKS < A RIVER BOAT Mississippi Steamer City of Paducah Lost Two Passengers Drowned and Many of Crew Missing; The Vessel Sink* Wlthiu Five Sllnntes After Striking the Snav and la a Total Lou—ITwenty-Tiro Members of the Crew Are Thought to Have Been Washed Down the Klver
Flftem Per»on« Drowned
ORDER IS ISSUED ORGANIZING ARMY Arrangement of Its Different Branches With a Total Strength ot 77,5487, the Cavalry Will Have 15,840, Infantry U8,B!fO, Coast Artillery 13,734, and Field Artillery 18,802 KnlUteri Men
MEN OF COMMERCE TO DINE TOGETHER
Ualcerstleld Votes School Bonds
Prevailing Passion
REGULARS TO BE SENT HOME Instructions Are Cabled to MacArthnp Rapid Progress in Establishing Civil Governments Military OMclth Are Aiding Civil Authorities Except In Province of Batman, Where Major William P. Von Han Tried to Enforce Hl* Own Ordinance in Collection of Taxes
GOVERNMENTS OP PROVINCES i flllitnry orflclaln Are Aiding Civil Authorities Except in Bntann
FATAL RAILROAD WRECK Two Men Killed and Tiro Injured in llllnoln
ADMIRAL SCHLEY HURRYING TO SON Dr. Winfieltl Scott Schley Is Seriously 111 Peculiar A Occident Remit! In Blood I'olsonlns anal Cau«e*» Hl» Father to Start Back From Knrope Several Days Ahead of the Time Intended
IMMIGRANTS QUARANTINED Smallpox Appears on Italian Steamer From Naples
Germany's Military Forces
Thanks to the Kaasans
MOLINEAUX CASE IS TO BE HEARD Court of Appeals to Hear the Argument Former Senator David B. Hill to Hepreaent Dlatrlct Attorney In C»ie. ; Five Volume* of Evidence and Bi- j hlblta In Half-Tone Uluatratlona I
THEFT IS CHARGED BY ROCKEFELLER Accusations Against Officers of Kansas City Firm f?tley Wedge Is Appointed Receiver for Slegel-Sandcrs Live Stock Commission Company, Following: Filing of a Salt by Frank Rockefeller
BRIGHAM ROBERTS' CASE Polygamy Charges Stricken From the Docket In Utah*s Court
GAMBLING SPIRIT IS A GREAT PERIL Brooklyn Preacher Objects to Wall Street Sewell Dwlght Hillis Deprecates In-Mune Desire to Get Rich Quickly. Newsboy Who Flips Coins and the Dealer in Stocks Are Both Bad
Colored Man Shot
MISSION INDIANS LOSE THEIR LANJ) Titles Not Good Against Oil Mexican Grant Teat I'aae Bronsht by One Harvey, Claiming Title Under a Grant la San Ulcko County, Derided by I. S. Supreme Court Awn In at Indians
ROYAL COUPLE TO HAVE A HOME White Lodge to Be Fitted tor the Cornwalls Kinir Edward Driven quietly I'hroogk Ketv Harden* bat In Hccocnlirl and Enthusiastically Received by People, to His Evident Pleasure
COLORED DOCTOR KILLED
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SENATOR CLARK A FACTOR IF WALL STREETS' FIGHT BIQ BUYER OF UNION PACIFIC Montana Statesman's Purchases Believed to I'e for Morgan anil Hill Interests and to Settle Harriman Score
VMO.N PACIFIC PURCHASES Montana Senator Buying 'or Interest* of Kirgan and HtU
MORGAN TO THE RE9CXE OlMcultlfa of Operator* an Loudon Stock ISxvhaugo Settled
Jerary Roa<l'« Xevr Directors
Konna Sncceeda Ton.ley
•trlkln*
SAN PEDRO ROAD WILL BE BUILT, SAYS KEARNS
MISSING SHIP FOUND AT LAST Remains ot Colusa Found at Keunell Sound Exploring Party Finds American Vessel Filed I'll on the Rocks, Split Into Three Sections and Sheltered on Rocky Pocket by a Tall Clftif
OPIUM SMUGGLERS' BOAT IS SEIZED Swilt Launch Is Found With Armament Craft Had Evidently Been Painted In Different Colors at Frequent Intervals So as to Deceive Customs Officers Who Were V7atchlnK for it
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Small Republics
Ills Feebleness
Bitnmlnoiift Coal
CONGER MAY SOT 60 BACK His Interviews Point to Resignation Retirement VVorild Relieve the Administration Secretary liny Prefer* llocklilll as the e*t Diplomatic Representative u( (lie I nlted States In I lie I elenllnl Klnudiim—Palillliiu's Offer to Sell is Viewed Willi Suspicion
Conner Heads Correspondence
BRADLEY CHOSEN TO GO TO ENGLAND To Represent Berkeley at King Alfred Clebration
THE PRESIDENT GONE JUNE IQTH COMING With It Will Come Prizes for Many—Work Now and Be One of the Fortunate Winners Now That the Fiesta and the President's Visit Are Over, the Prize Workers Are Ready to Get Down to Sober and More Serious Efforts—The Easiest Chancc in the World Is Before Every One to Make Money Between Nov/ and June to—No One Can Make a Mistake by Going to Work Now, as They Will Find When the Prizes Are Awarded—A Few More of the Prizes Are Mentioned Below, and They Are All Worth Working for.
Some Works of Art
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CHALLENGER IS DEFEATED Shamrock I Outruns the New Boat Has a Five Minute Lead at the Finish The Reanlt In n Snrprine to Those Who Have Wltneaaed the Prevlonn Perforiuancea of the Two Yachta, hnt There Waa So Dlacoverahle Holding Back of the Challenger
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Amtmnei tlie Lend
Brooklyn Forfeits
Won Despite Errors
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore Wina
Captnred Game In Last Innitiff
Won hy Hard Hittlns
Lost by Poor Fielding
TRUE BILL IS FOUND AGAINST JACK ROBERTS
Hoxliik at Chicago
POMONA AND U. S. C. CROSS BATS SATURDAY
MIXED FOURSOMES FOR NEXT SATURDAY
I UNIVERSITY notes I
LONG PRICED HORSES WIN Lou Clieveden Takes the Opening at Oakland Close Finishes a Feature of the Racing Bathos, Alice and 'Oatler Joe Flnlah Neck aad Neck In the Fifth Race. Rale Made Which Provldca That No Horaea Shall Be Given More Than Three Head* at the Barrier
** ChicnKo'N Race Track r«t-iir«Ann Mo*r 1*»
I.ntonin Opens Its (Jules
Tlennltn nt Newport ,
Morrln I'nrk Truck
St. Lonin Races
IN READINESS FOR CARNIVAL San Bernardino in Gala Attire Thousands of Visitors Throng the City Decoratlona and Bootha Are Elnhorate and Artlatlc, and lndicatlona Are That the Street Fair Will Be Moat Sncceaaful Event of Ita Kind llcld In San Bernardino County
CHINESE TESTIMONY
IS IT AN EPIDEMIC ? Vital Statistics Show an Alarming Increase in an Already Prevailing Disease—Are Any EzemptP
♦•OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* I HIGHLAND PARK I 0 v
Spanish War reunion
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.CONDITIONS THAT PRODUCE PANICS
OMINOUS LABOR OUTLOOK
. "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN"
A FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR 103
A WORRIED CONTEMPORARY
THE SPREADING OF THE PRUNE
THE TRANSMISSISSIPPI CONGRESS
I Sitps of ifio !Pen |
ME-OTIS
THE AMERICANIZATION OF JOHN BULL
SSotanical Societies
Uhe Jap anese Syllabary
HAD THE TELAUTOGRAPH IDEA.
AMERICANS AS FROG-EATERS
£ very body's Column
Two rho una mi Veterans
A Southerner's Tribute
Adlos! Hull!
The People Honor Him
Selfishness and Otlsm
Answers In Brief |
THE HERALD IN REDLANDS
THE CITY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN j
CONFUSING NAMES OF TWO STATE ORDERS
Barliera' In ion Meeting;
Notica To Tax Payers
WATER SUITS ARE FAST PILING UP The City Attorney's List Is a j Revelation Council* StiiKKercd toy Kstcnt of lJti- I nation. Will Itemort to Heroic , mrimnroH t<i Stem tlie Title of Kver-111 creuN iliac I'i'Knl Complication*!
AT THE THEATER
AT THE HOTELS
PERSONAL NOTES g
Aiifceieoo* Abroad
( aliforiiiaim In ew York
HOTEL ARRIVALS
JOTTISGS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS WANT BETTER CAR SERVICE Line Through Tunnel Is Favored Meeting of Delegation From Hill District Residents of Third and Fourth Wards Suffer From Lack of Proper Transportatlou Facilities and Strongly t'rge the C«rai)tiitß of a Franchise. Through Third Street Tunnel
FRANCHISE GRANTED FOR ELECTRIC INCLINE J. W. F.ddy Will Uulld Line Beside Third Street Tunnel From Hill to Olive
ZANJA MATTER STILL ON THE TAPIS Southern Pacific Refuse* to Comply With Condition* Imposed by Council
CLAPP IS TAKEN TO SALT LAKE All Efforts to Retain Him Prove Futile A Peculiar Incident Occurs "Which (liven Kvery Appearance of nn Attempt to Spirit the Prisoner Out of Los Angeles County
RELIEF PROMISED CITY EMPLOYES Special Mensnre Adopted by the Council to I'ny Belnled Salaries
Police Work for April
POMONA CASE . IS ON TRIAL A Fight Between the Competing Roads Title to Street Is Claimed by the Southern Pacific Deed* to Property In Diiipnte Introduced hy the Old Road. While the City Proclaim* Its It Ik lit to I'obscssiou hy Prescription—Salt Cake ltoad the Ileal Party lu Interest
COUNCIL NOTES Fire House to Be Duilt
MEETING OF OIL MEN AND CITY OFFICIALS
i POLICE COURT | I DAY BY DAY 8 O rt
COURT BRIEFS
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR MINING CLAIMS ! Salt Againnt Telfulr C'reightoii In* volving- Valuable Property in Kern County
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS= NEWS or PASADENA
(SANTA BARBAHA COUNTY) LIGHT SHOWERS AT SANTA BARBARA The Growing Crops Are Greatly Benefited Rev. Benjamin tioodridffe, eu Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Ann union Hid Duties—Four Hundred Fool Wharf to Be Built Off Plaza
Possibly
(ORANGE COUNTY) CHECK RAISER ESCAPES COUNTY Trouble Over Southern Pacific's Newport Road Rumor That Train* to Bench Will Be Abandoned on Account of Wharf and Lumber Company's Shipments to Newport—Service in Curtailed
The Reason
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HOTEL BUILDING AT LONG BEACH Several Large Structures Being Erected Lumber Magnate Has Trouble With Southern Pacific and Intends to Build New Road to Connect With Santa Fe—The Epnortli League
(LOS ANGKLKS COUNTY) BRIEF NOTES OF WHITTIER AFFAIRS
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) PEOPLE OF PERMS NOT DISCOURAGED Residents Willing to Make Hard Fight Property Owners Will Spend More Money In Litigation in the Hope of Saving Some of Their Lands—Golfing Matters and Short City Items
(SAX UK It AH 111 XO COL1 NT Y) YOVM MAN MEETS A VIOLENT DEATH His Skull Is Fractured by a Fall Thnnin* White Taken With nit Epileptic Seizure While IlVlviiiK it ml Kallit to the (arounil, Being Kta.iii ly Killed—A Very Serioutt Fall
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MRS. F. B. NORTON DEAD Mother of the Dean of Pomona College l'aniei Away
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SMALL BALANCE OF UNPAID TAXES Santa Monica in Good Financial Condition Delinquent List Is the Smallest the Town Ilus Ever Known* the Total Amount Being Only Notes and Personals of Santu Monica
(ORANGE COUNTY) ORANGE PERSONALS AND NEWS NOTES
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MONROVIA TO USE NEW PUMP POWER Gasoline to Be Snbstituted for Electricity Benutlful Ceremonies Are Prepared for Memorial Day Celebration. Coming Social Events—Notes About People and Events of the To»fa
(ORANGE COUNTY) ANAHEIMJNCIDENTS Double Wedding to Occur at the Catholic Church Today
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) PERSONAL NOTES OF COLTON PEOPLE
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
Eastern Temperatures
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS |
Mortgages
Homesteads
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Mnrglnal Satisfaction
Qnlldlnir Permits
Sl'PElllOn COURT New Actions
TOWKSMII' COURT New Action.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDIN G j j
| OF SOCIALJNTEREST j
A Double Wedding
In Honor of Mrs. Steope
Musical nnd Dance
To Hear l*<«olo find Krancciicß
Carnation Whiat Clnh
Social Note* I
INTER-URBAN RAILWAY ASKS FOR CHARTER files Articles of Incorporation and Contemplate* Running Road Between Nearby Towns
Italians Killed by Avalaache
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES STOCK TRADERS FAIL TO MEET Advanced Offer for Reed Not Accepted leu Than a Hundred Dollars* Worth of Oil Stock Chang;m Hands—'Los Anffeles National Bank Stock Sold. Other Features of the Day ,
San Francisco Closing ■ t ht r.iri A '/i I iJi 'A H1.,.- It M /-»**•■
STANDARD'S WORK ftefasing to Make Long Time Contracts—Better Prices Expected
FUEL OF THE FUTURE ■Cacland Examines the Advantages of Oil Over Coal
PACIFIC STEAMERS WILL BURN OIL AS FUEL
IDAHO OIL EXCITEMENT Over 75,000 Acres Taken Under Placer Act—Coal Also Fonnd
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Reported Negotiations for Sale—lmproved Feeling; as to Market (Staff Correspondence.)
AT WHITTIER i,
SAN BERNARDINO
** MINING
Metal Market
CONSOLIDATED DIVIDEND After Slumbering Six Tears the Company Pays Cash
An fSnibittefed Buoyancy
I Asrlonliarel
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS WHEA.T SELLERS FIND BIG BUYERS | Damage in Kansas Aids in Forcing Options Prices Have Ipward Tendenr) -Balls Start Stampede In Corn Pit, Sending July to a High Point— Out*. In ftympatby. Move
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money on Call and Sterling: Exchange Firm
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS l'l»«l«* of iK'nrltlH la horn Angeles, •*%v York aud Boston
New York Bonds
t Boston Seeiirltlea f
LOS ANGELES SIQCUUITIES
COAST SHIPPING
PACIFIC J/OAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
Supply of Grain
f LARGE SALE f 1 •AT JHERMINAL
PANIC'S FORCE FULLY SPENT! Settlement Price Is Reached in i Northern Pacilic Convulsion of Last Week Has Ciradattlly Worked to the Limit—Conl- I denee Being; Restored—Sterling Exchange Risen to (iold Uxport I
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS I'kkn Fairly Steady—Potatoes a Shade Weaker
IRRIGATIONISTS ELECT » EXECUTIVE OFFICERS!
CORONADO BEACH
CALIFOBNIA'B FBCITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Fralts In 9sa Francisco
Chlesgo Fr«lt Prices
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MURBER CHARGE PLACED AGAINST ROSS WINTERS
LAND OFFICE CONTROVERSY Castaic Canyon Feiul to Be Settled Jenkins-Connicle Case Recalls a Tragedy The Regliter and Receiver of the Land Of flee Hear Testimony to Decide Whether the Lnnda of the Canyon im Dispute Are Agricultural or Mineral In Their Character
JASPER HARRELL DIES AT VISALIA Owned Nadeau Hotel and Other Los Angeles Property Aged hut Vigorous Mnn Who Made Hii Fortune of Two Million Dollars in Cnttle Rnising Expires From n Severe Attnck of Asthma
POOR OUTLOOK FOR NORTHERN FRUITS Cherry Crop Will Be Poorest of Many Years G. C. Zniser fin* Returned From a lonr Through the Fruit ItnlnliiK Section nnd Reports That in Some Localities Crop la Inprominintf
AUSTRALIAN ORPHANAGES WILL BE DISCUSSED California Branch of Chlldren*n Home Society Will Meet Tonight at the Y. M. C. A.
SCIENTISTS WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETING Southern California Academy of Sciences to Elfct Officers This Erenlsf and Hear Lecture
HOTEL MANAGER ARRESTED Joseph Knowlton of the St. Nicholas Is Found at Watsonville
B. FAY MILLS IS COMING SOUTH 4 Former Evangelist Will Speak in Los Angeles Program Hun Been Issued for the Seventeenth Session of the Pacific Unitarian Conference, to Be Held at the Chnrch of the Unity
MINISTERS DISCUSS LIFE OF MOODY A Taper Kead at the Meeting of Methodists * Rev. William S. German Declares the Evanffellnt Pleased Both the Unlearned and the Learned—Report From the McKJnley Resolutions
Hallilera* Exchange Nomlnatlona
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