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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 236, 24 May 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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POWERS DEMAND FULL INDEMNITY CHINA MUST PAY EVERY CENT American Efforts to Reduce Amount Futile and Europe May Oppose Issue of Three Per Cent Bonds Loa Angeles Herald'* Exclusive News Service. Special From the New York Herald.
FHHKDOM Or CHINA'S TRADE With Incronup of < imtoniN tile In I led StuJes Vnnln Tw. HeduetJon
Smallpox Anion a Troops
Cumck on the Indian*
I Chinese Co-operate With Germans
VOLCANO CAUSES LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
THE MORNING'S NEWS
EVSTEHN STATES
American Proposal KpJpplpil
ASSASSIN BRESCI COMMITS SUICIDE Late Humbert's Murderer Jiangs Himself Prisoner Recently Attacked Jailer and Wan Plaeed in Strait Jacket, bnt Kelfvned Docility to Hectare an Opportunity to End Hi* l.ife
Wife Says Ho Was Murdered
MERCED MERCHANT SHOT Gcorae C. Adrulu Quarrels With Cook and Is Wounded
MACHINISTS GAIN IN THE SETTLEMENT o'ComieH's Hopeful View of Situation San Francisco Carriage Makers Resume Work One Thousand Workmen on tlic Rapid Trim nit Tunnel in Xew fork Strike for an Increase of Thirty tents n Day, and Three Thonnand More Arc Uxpeeled to t}nlt Work
MTt ATIO!* AT S.« T-RWCISCO Cflrrlaßp Nnkfri Settle Differenrei With l'.miilo.vem
BTRIKK IX «I!W YORK One Thousand Men Unit Work on the Rapid Transit Ti
KBW Fli% FOIt CHICAGO i*ro|M»nnl to %dd a flui Id inn: Trade* Section to Local Federation
American Car Company Yields
Iron Workers Review the Sit nation
11l SSI AN WORK I!K RIOTOI S Soldiers and Strikers la Conflict at Armor Plate Works
I STORMY MEETING OF BANK | S TOCKHOLBERS IN BERLIN
LEPER BUILDINGS BURNED BY CITIZENS
MESSAGE FROM OCEAN Bottle Contain* Ne%r« of tl«e Steamer Croft, boat Over Two Venn A*u
Steamer. Collide
lee l'nek nt l^ilirmlor
Honnle Scot In Mil UrvnlilK
CLOSED DOORS GREET FIDELITY'S CREDITORS SHERIFF HAMMEL IN CM A ROB R. C. O'Bryan Is Still Numbered Among the Unaccounted For, and Many Anxious Inquirers Call on Widaman
SHAFTER TO BE BELIEVED Major General Young His Successor Departmental Commands to Be Rearranged Many Army Officers of lllii'h Rank ' Will Br Available In Consequence •f Suppression of Philippine Rebellion—rant and Bates Helnra to Manila—-UacArthur's Probability
EMPIRE CITY'S GREAT PROJECT Jubilee Exposition to Celebrate v Rapid Transit »»» * Site Selected and RulldiaK* to Be Greeted nt ('ox of |7,Afto,(HIU, Wllh, OU Hflp Prom City, State or I*atton—Prominent Men Interested
MOB RIOT IN PERU Presentation of Flay "Electro" Excite* Audience to Breiik Wlndon a
GILMANJSTATE Dead Millionaire's Hoimckei>|>or, Mm. Hlakeley Hall, to Receive Share
BIG FIRE IN TEXAS Block of Business Buildinss anil Hotel Humeri at Amarlllo
Trust lira Ore Mine
International Polo Games
IRRIGATION DAMAGE Colorado Flood Injures Ditches, Strips . Fruit and Beats Dom Grain
DOCTOR AND CROOKS Slx-Shootcr Arfcument Save* an Ohio Bank From Robbery
FORMER GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS DEAD John R. Tanner Passes Away Very Suddenly nheumatlsm Affects Left1 Side and Reaches His Heart—Chalrmnn of Republican State Committee and Held Many Offlces Beside Governor
CADETS GET JOBS lllimlaaeil Went Pointers Enter Service of the Asphalt Trust
Pontninntcri' Salaried
Pension* Granted
Governor Naih In Denver
Something About Pianoa
CONFERENCE ON TAXATION Professor Seligman on Ways and Means Cutting: Down the Expenses Not the Solution Kmpendlture Xot So Larue iu Proportion to Population ns That of Riew York—Taxation of Business Corporations a Delicate Question
T»«»» of Banking Institution*
COUNTERFEITERS c WORK IN MEXICO GanK Floods Junres and El I'nso With Bokus American Money, Having Associates on This Side of River, Who Help in Shovlnu the Queer
Self-Confesned Poisoner
Jointly Indicted
nellca of Bismarck
FOURTEEN DIE ' IN TENNESSEE Sad Results From Big Southern Flood More Bodies May Be Found as the Water Recedes River Reaches Highest Point Known In Twenly-Slx Years—Two Steel Viaducts and Two Steel Hailroad Bridges Swept A way—Southern Hallway's Losses Are Very Heavy
Southern Railway's Damaie
WORKMEN UNEARTH TWO OLD CANNON Find of Spanish Weapons Centuries Old Rrunn Mnf.ele I.onilera, Antiquated Munketa nml Arqarbnie Dag From Under Old Jqare* Jail, Which Was Once rued a* Spnuinh Barrack*
"Violet Bride" Seek* Divorce
Beer for Manila
The North Coast Limited,
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PRESIDENT'S ACTIVE DAY Addresses Soldiers and the Ohioans Breaks Ground for Monument to the Navy Mr. McKlnley Reeelves Informally at Mr. 9cott*a House a Delegation of Federal Officials, Whom He Asks to l'rovlde a Berth for an Old Army Comrade Who Wns Maimed In War
MRS. M'KINLEY MAY START ON SATURDAY
THIEVES AND THUGS Nome Said to Be at the Mercy of the Imrleas Rlement
Contest of Cieopite 11. Faneher'a Will
Brltiah Faith Shattered
FRESNO BATE CASE RULING Superior Court Ke«erves Decision Suit Against Southern Pacific to Be K t/iert The Opinion Handed Down l»4o the Bffect That the Hnllroad Commission Has No Jurisdiction as Court of Justice in Cases of This Nature* Time Schcdnle for Freight Trains
Time Schedule for Freight Train*
Xo ew lilne From Kimenada
Detroit nml Lima Roail Soft!
WILLAMETTE HEELS OVER Deck Wrecking- Appnratu* Make* tlic Steamer Top Heavy
Klvi'irle Railroad's Officer*
Child's fiend ('rallied by Wheels
Accident to Eastnste Merchant
wvA.vwwwwwyvvwvvvvvv/yv | FATAL EXPLOSION t O IN FRESNO MINES | ft A
GOLDEN JUBILEE DiIAWS CROWDS University of the Pacific Celebrates Uevrffi Conferred Upon Elfhteen Ciradnaten in Presence of Visitors From All Part* of State—Reception to Seniors and Alnmnl Banquet
DOWIE IS HELD FOR (jRAND JURY The Coroner's Jury Charges the Ziouites i Criminal Reaponallilllly la Apraaatlon Made Airalnit John Alexander Bowie, H. W. J Drill. Mra. Nprrcher and Mra, Hrutni'ti for Death
BEAR RIVER CHANNEL Cutting to Be Deferred in Deference to Land Owner*' Protent
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Olilonnn in Tacowa
Taliinis >onio Witness' Deposition
Child Crashed to Death
CANADIAN WEALTH FROM KLONDIKE
PYTHIANS ELECT GRAND OFFICERS Supreme Lodge to Be Held in San Francisco Grand Temple of Rntlifoone 9l»ter» Also Mold* It« Election—Se«»lon» at Stockton to Close WltU Installations and a <»rand Ball at Ntiglitl
Railroad Conductor* Hlert Otflrpri
FELL TO HIS DEATH
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DOUBT ABOUT CUBAN VOTES Gomez's Report Probably to Be Rejected First Step in Acceptance of Piatt Amendment Mffttr Planters' Association Make* Formal Reqneat to the Convention to Intervene In Quentlon of Mort|Ukc Foreclo«ure-Gover#or Wood Say Ko Extension After Jane I
Vote Jfo%v a Tie
| UNIVERSITY NOTES f ♦ooooooooooooooooo*
OFFICERS IN MANILA JAIL Bilibid Prison Receives Americans Expiate Commissary Crimes in Philippines Capt. Frederick I. Darrowi, Cant. J. C. Iteed and Lleat. Frederick Boyer Reeelve Sentence* for Dishonesty. i The American Agent of the Insurgents Has llecn Arrested
HOSPITAL CORPS TO TAKE TO THE FIELD Orders Have Been Issned for a Two-Daya' Practice March—Elyslan Park the Scene
Senator Hanna In G. A. R.
LONG DEBATE ON THE CREED The Presbyterian Session Exciting Church Galleries Filled to Overflowing Sjiectutom -So Interested iu Slioai■ lon They Do -Not Leave for Luneh nnd Often Applaud Speakers—Many Clersyinen of Other Denomination* There—The Presentations
FA J HER PHILLIPS, WHOSE DEATH WAS SUSPIG/OUS
I'nitPfl Prealiytcrlnn Chnreli
Ilrltlull I'lnnnre Dill
MANY CHILDREN HAVE SMALLPOX Epidemic at State Institution at Berkeley There Are an Yet No Fatalitlea at (be Aaylunt for Deaf* Dumb nod Bliud. Grounds Are In Strict Quarantine | and la Ko Danger to Dutaidera
111 tarry a Gun
Facpe Comedy
s CONSTITUTION AND FLAG
; HIGHLAND PARK J ♦ooooooooooooooooo*
Wonders A _ S 11 ... 1 II
JOTTINGS
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REDLEGS BEATEN THREE TO ONE Umpire Donahue's Decisions Kept Both Sides in State of Nervous Uncertainty Bordering Upon Dementia
SAN FRANCISCO BEATS SENATORS llirrg'a Leaning; to the Home Team Glvea It Victory
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES '
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Hlcyclc Track a Disorderly Place
CLOSE WORK AT OAKLAND inner Leads by Nose in Fifth Event Hagerdon Captures Closing Race From Kio Shannon la the I'oerth Bvfnt Jim Hale In Palled Up at the Start bat la Flrat Vnder the Wire—Vnatlae. aFlfteea to Oae Shot, Wins the Six Faarlong; Mace—Greala oa Other Coaraea
Claaalc Belmont Stake
St. Loala Fair Groanda
Newport Meeting Contlnnca
Eventa at Lntonla
Worth Track SautiuniT |
Ontario Jockey Club
American Jockeys'in England
• Croker Bnyi Brood Mnre
SIR THOMAS UPTON ASKS FOR A DELAY First Week In October the Earliest Date at Which the Challenger Can He Ready for the Race
Milking (he New Mnat
J. J. OVERTON HAS RETURNED Remarkable Trip by a Centenarian Goes to St. Joseph for His Little Grand Daughter I Makm (he Trip With Comparatively Little Fatiffae—Detained Twelve Days by Smallpox Quarantine. Something About the Life of a Man Who Voted for Andrew Jarkaon
1 tit It I nhrriity'a Track Men
Olympian (iainc*
lloulem to Meet
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HOMEWARD TOMORROW
VIEWS OF VICE PRESIDENT STUBBSI
UNIQUE CAUSE OF STRIKE
A TIMELY SUBJECT
EARN THEIR WAGES
COUNTY LIABILITY
iSlfiJti QRQHBH I ZPungent {Points If
THE TRUE POKER FLAT
HE RESENTED IT
COMFORT AND STYLE
ONE PRIVILEGE
DIFFERENCES i
AND THERE ARE OTHERS
Oceans of Coffee
TESTING HIS TEMPER
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BACK AGAIN
IT* ORIGIN
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THE CITY'S NEWS Tea Dollars Reward
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
» CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SPLENDID OUTING TO MIKADO LAND
POKER PARLORS ARE ALL CLOSED Scapegoat Tracy Sorely Disappointed The Police Would Not Pull His Joint Captain of Police Huialcy and Secretary Cottle Mopy a Memorable Visit to Traey'i and Cottle Cioes t p j Against a Tiro-Ace Flush—Strlutfcat Orders Issued to the I'ollce
llurke l'»e<l Ku ilaekatrnp
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES ELECTS ITS OFFICERS All *f the Sections Are Fnllr Ready to Eater t'poa the Work of the Year
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I PERSONAL NOTES |
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Awakened by a Burglar
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REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
EAST LOS ANGELES |
W. C. T. U. DELEGATES CHOOSE OFFICERS Mis. Mary Kenney Is State President Sirs. Cella >'01l I'rges More Aetlve Interest In the Loyal Temperance Lesion—Portion of Temple Debt to Be Paid—Convention Closes Todar
| OF SOCIAL INTEREST jj
Studio Tea
Canyon Picnic
Lnucheon for Mrs. Hamilton
Mouse Warning
Novo Club
Boanil Manilaward
Mlai Dromsoole'a Rending
Wedding Announcement
Social Note*
GOLD MEDAL CONTEST AT TEMPERANCE TEMPLE Arthur A. Lee Wins the Prise by the Oration, "Yoanir America's War Cry"
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF CARPENTERS' UNION 'riiirlc-TiTO Sew Members Admitted. City I'nton Will Afflllate With County Organisation
Drank Roller Lacked Vp
Hull Drops Oat of night
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) NEWS BREVITIES FROM CLAREMONT
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) OPPOSES ISSUE OF WATER BONDS Redlands Board of Trade Will Make a Fight Municipal Water Cainmlttre Meet* and Adopt*! a Plan of Action to De"fent the Proponed Sleaanre—P. C. Hornby Gives llensons for It
Brown, the Furnacn Man
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NEWS OF PASADENA
COURT BRIEFS
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL BREAKS FOUND IN OUTFALL SEWER V Wooden Casing Gives Way" at Western Avenue 1 Tlie Iron Bands Are Found 10 Be United From Alkali I.and, and Fear Is Felt That quite a Urge Section Will Need Strenutheninß
PARK BOARD REDUCES JUNE SALARY LIST Acts Under Instructions of tlie City Council In tlie Line of Retrenchments
SCHOOL FUNDS APPORTIONED
GROWERS WILL RIO ORCHARDS OF PESTS Horticultural Commissioners Meet Fruit Growers of Rivera nnd Downey
STORM DRAIN TURNED INTO SEWER SYSTEM Small Stream Still Flowing in Wasdington Street, Caused by a Leak In the Zaujn
POLICE COURT | DAY BY DAY f
I'udellvered Telegrama
LOS ANGELES JOBBERS KICK Paul Morton's Testimony Not Relished Mercantile Interests to Demand Their Eights Today Reaolutlona Reciting llie Position of the Local Trade Baaed on the Recent Evidence of ( Vice Prcaldeut of the Huuta Fc Syatem May Be Coualdered
TEMPLAR OFFICIALS REGALLY INSTALLED Masonic Temple Brilliantly Lighted and Decorated for the Happy Occasion—Who They Are
YOUNG MAN FROM LOS NIETOS ON RAMPAGE K. I<. Dinwiddle Runs Amuck on Main Street With a Loaded I'lntol and a Dagger
Vrurineloni Taken Prisoner!
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER it ■ r.ir Ar*wir*i1t_
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS !|
Homenteudd
Attachment*
• tcicaoc ui aiiaviiuiGiH, »u-,ii . Miscellaneous
Notices of Completion
Marginal Satisfaction
REFORM ERA IS PHOENIX Saloon Singers and Dance Halls Abolished Cyclists Violating Ordinance Aw Arrested A Controlling Interest la thtPkotiU Ostrich Farm I* Purchased by Dr. Carl von Rack of Ashevllle, !». C. Water Kappl) In Salt Rl*er Valley la Abandaat and Ranchers Happf
Suerstrdt's StHKt Ideas
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES OIL WELLS IN THE PHILIPPINES Trying Conditions in the Moros' Country 4 Xniaher of Partus: Properties Developed Hy Proupwlorpi Who Were tfearchlna for Precious Jletals—!■- creuaiiifi De tumid for the I'liW
WHITTIER WORK
EXCHANGE BUSINESS Account Trading Aaalu—Little t hanve in Stock Conditions
Snn Francisco Closing
Credit Da!nnccs nil. (MTV Pi. Mn- -a — Credit hnl.
APRIL PRODUCTION
SAN LUIS OBISPO
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
MINING
Metal Markets
NEWS OF THE MINES
— ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES U. S. C.
UNIVERSITY CLUB ANNUAL MEETING Member* Knjoj- a Banquet at l.rvy'n and Kleet orflccm for the'lOn■ uinst Year
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– FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS WALL STREET ON ■ THE SEESAW TIDE jr Professional Room Traders Have Full Sway I « • Strength of Erie and* Sales of Big Block's of Stock Cause Co 1111110111. Gould Sparring for an Outlet to the Atlantic Seaboard
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BUTTER,. EGGS AND CHEESE
/•COAST SHIPPING
Thief Took French Leave *
market points tersely told
STOCKSJNO BONDS Closing of Securities In Los Angeles, New York aud Do*ton VI. , I ' «■ t, J .
iuiui hubcb ior mo any. Bu>,3tu snares. New York Bonds
Ronton Securities
LOS ANGGLES SECtUITIES
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money on Call and Sterling Exchange , Firm
EPISCOPALIAN CONVENTION OVER Reports of Committees Are Satisfactory A Prl««l Will Be Ordained Till. Moriin It With the I'ereuionlen Provided In the Hltual—Keeeptlvn U HeltTln Honor of Bliihoil and Mm. Johnion
Grecuham'a Eye Blackened
SHOKTS COVER JULY WHEAT Bulls aud B:ars Meet In Battle lor Supremacy July Option Was Forced From Side to Side Like a Shuttlecock—Phil* lips Finally Sells Millions to Clenr the Corner Which Me Had Planned
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS Kew Potatoes Scarcer-Klfgi Barely Steady
Run Over by a Buvgy
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Chicago Pralt Nairn
New York Frnlt Sale*
Fruits la Saa Francisco
Rantern Dried Fruits
Local Fruit Market
NEIGHBORS ANGRY AT VEGETARIANS No Tidings of Missing Man, Ross Widdikold Feeling: Runa Hlgli at Placentla Owing to Many Peculiar Movement* Seen Around Hunch Visited by a Young Mau In Search of Brother
CONDENSED RAILROAD _ TIME TABLE LUNG lIUCH
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