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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 264, 21 June 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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MURDERER'S BROWN MARE DISCOVERED Posses Closing on Trail of Cortez Six Men Killed Since Texan Troubles Began fursners See the Mexican Outlaw, Find Wire Fenees Cnt and Blood Stains, and Are Close Behind Htm When He Enters Dense Thicket With Clothing Torn and Gnn Gone
Reports From Snn Diego
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ooooooooooooooooooooooo< FIREBUG CAUGHT IN THE ACT AT SALINAS
TRADE COMPETITION Leiral Objections to Brick and Stone Monopoly It) Illinois
Aimed a Blow at Crown PrlnCe
Arthur Schultsler Disgraced
Snlt Against Duke of Mnncliester
Eastern iMyer Dtched
PATROLMAN KILLED BY GEORGIA NEGROES
IRRIGATION BILL DRAWN AT WYOMING Concerted Action for the Arid West Engineers and Congressmen Meet in Cheyenne Committee Appointed to Call Meeting In Washington Prior to Kelt Sealion of Congress—Government Appropriation to De trxed for Tracts Of Waste Land In Western States
Mrs. Craven's Petition Denied
FOLSOM ROCK CRUSHER DESTROYED BY FIRE
INDIANS DROWNED ON THE RIO HONO Mexican Transport Strikes Snag and Sinks Chief Tamay of the Icnlche Tribe Is Anions the Xnmber Lost* and It is Feared That ills Death May Arouse His Tribe 1o Rebellion
HELL GATE BARRED TO BATTLESHIPS
CALIFORNIA'S DEVELOPMENT BY SANTA EE Vast Colonization Plan to Be Carried Out Thousands of Italians to Be Brought to Southwest Slonx City and Pacific Railway Company Is Sold at Anetlon to Satisfy of the Government Amount- Ing to Over Four Million Dollars. To Reduce Overland's Time of Run
SIOIX CITY ROAD SOLD Falls to Pay Debt Due the United States Government
WABASH DIRECTORS MEET I'rfaldrnt Ashley Elected Chairman of the Boar 4
DIVERTING RIVERS INTO ARID REGIONS
soi;thi£rn pacific chanubi Fillmore Snye He Una Not Been Asked to Resign
Meeting of Bnrllnßton Directors
New Crow's Seat Line
Hays Goes to San Francisco
HELP FOR JACKSONVILLE Duutthters of Revolution Auk for tew-In. Machine., Furniture, K«c.
llrewery Employe. Seek More Money
TWO KILLED IN CONTEST OF MINERS Non-Union Men Fight for Their Jobs Trouble at Maratime Mines at West Yiginia •cattle I.amber Men DeaMi Short** Honrs Without Redaction la Par, and Manatactaren Orcaaiit far a Flsbt—Santa Fe Threatened far Knyloylnf Colored Men oa Grade
Limber Trouble at Seattle
Printing Fraimn'i Next Convention
Tronble for the Santa Pe
GERMAN STEAMER ASHORE __ Atfturln Probably a Total Wrtek at Kntrance of Galf of Aden
Torpedo En.ln* Explode.
LARGE IRON SAFE WITH DOOR BATTERED
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HANNA LOOKS FOB HARMONY Senator Makes a Strong Speech in Ohio Peace Ursred Between Two Factions in His State llczt Biekeye Legislature Will Hedlstrlet State, and Has Fate of Five Congressmen In Its Hands—Good Word for Foraker- Republican Promises Fulfilled Under McKlnley
Republicans in lowa
COLOMBIAN REBELS Scattered Bands Annoy Americana Wear Panama City
THREAT FROM ANARCHISTS Italian Consul Told That t'se of Spies May Lead to Bloodalied
DEWEY AT WHITE HOUSE Naval Hoard Worklnar to Meet the Contingencies of War
Brown Fnlveraity Trmlre
ITALIAN MINISTERS '»»•» Successor In Haas* C«»- (•rrtig With Authorities
FARM HAND INSANE Madness Results In Farmer's Death, Suicide and Baralsi Straw
SCHMIDT REFUSES TO BE MUZZLED Sensation at Norwegian Lutheran Church Ko Prospect of Harmonising Doctrinal Qneatlona Between Present United Church and Old Xorweglan Synod—Schmidt Aalta to Be Kxcuaed
HOME FOR THE ELKS Committee Meets In Colnmbns to Select n Good Site
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Snpreme Lodge to Adjust Investment of Endowment Funds
USING MAILS FOR FRAUD Mnlhnll Charred With Selling Flour Thnt Was Jlot Paid For
FRICK Son Interented In Taxidermy In th« Carneffte Mnaenm
Itapld Transit Charters
Oxford's Honorary Decreet
GOOD CUBAN SUGAR CROPS Island Returning to Its Normal Yield Harvest Worth Thirty Millions This Season Slew I.anils Planted Will Not Be Ready to Crop This Year, bnt Fully Eight Hundred Thousand Tons Rxpeeted In llM>2—-Poor Lands Offered Americans—Cuban Planters' Revolution
TARIFF TALKS Kepresentatlves of Russia and Italy Bee Secretary Hay
DANISH WEST INDIES American Government Never Asked for Fortification of Two Islands
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS Court of Appeals In' New York Headers Important Decision
Another Ferryboat Victim
Ballot Reform Beaten
Y. M. C. A. UNIONS foreign Representatives Come to Study American Methods
BRYAN IS FOR HANNA Democratic Leader Has Twenty Yeara' Work Ahead for Himself
One Killed In Missouri Storm
President of Ohio I'nlveraltr
CUBAN BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Government Tries to Ascertain What Is Owing Hard to Lnri What Bonds Were laaned by Revolutionary Government or by Leadera off the Former Hevolution—Lend a Dollar lor Ten
Oklahoma Ludi to De Opened
Boiler Explosion Kills Engineer
Two Killed In Railroad Accident
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DANGEROUS TO i THE WHITES; ; Lynched Negroes Members of Secret Society Organization Known as " Church of Living God" •Prophet" Smith at Ita Head and Mc-Lud and Prince Edwards, Murderer at John Umr Foster, Members of the Supreme Council—Meet!■( Held on the Pbiter Plantation
Lrneblag Unexpected
"GREAT ELECTOR" Unveiling of n Monument Gives Emperor William Chance to Tallc I T/TE'T T.. —. „ nn a
American Decorated l>jr Kalaer
COMMENTS ON WAR IN CHINA General Chaffee's Report to JBe Published Lawlessness Following Relief of Peking lie Say* That Where One Real Boxer Was Killed Fifty Hnrmlem Coolies or Farm Laborers Were Slain, In- ! eluding Not m Few Women and Children—List of Damages
Places Occupied by Chinese
Germany's Proposal
Orvaulslns Rebellion In China
FIGHT TO DEATH WITH BARE FISTS
DISCRIMINATION IN SUGAR OPPOSED Policy Would Endanger British Foreign Trade Preferences Granted to Canada Sot aa Henellclal aa Was Expected, American Trade With the Dominion Also BeIDK Largely Increased
LORD CARDIGAN'S CASE "Sot Guilty* Ipon My Honor," Said More Than a Hundred Peers
| TEACHERS FOR MANILA The Party to Sail on the Transport Thomas
Mare Island Explosion
Mra, McKlnley*s Steady Gain
Cardinal Gibbons In Italy
Ciar to View Grand Army
Russian and French Loans
SPLIT AMONG THE LIBERALS Asquith's Speech Makes Division Complete Protests Against the Pro-Boer Resolutions Ho Declares They JAre Not to Be Accepted as a Pronouncement ot the Liberal Party, and That Independence for the Boers Is Impossible. New York to llecelve Kroger
TO HBCEIVE KRI'GEH Boer Irmpalkiwri Id !ltir York Are M«klnir Prepnrntloim
I AMERICAN MODEL FOR I CUBA'S CONSTITUTION
TRIAL OF BARKER TO FINISH TODAY Minister Keller Strongly Denies Allegations Mrs. Barker'* Sfelnhbor* Go on Witness Stand and Swear That She Has ' a Had Repntatlon for Troth and : Veracity—Battle of Experts
Morgan Will Soon Dc Back
No Women Lawyers In Tennessee
IVOLUNTEI R ECKER ESCAPES LYNCHING Man Who Resisted Arrest far Check Hailing Is Nearly Lynched by Mob In Wyoming. Who Wanted Summary Justice—ln Jail at Kvanston
| DEATHS OF THE DAY
Another Oil Cinttlier in Texas
l.arfre Copper Find In Oklahoma
JOTTINGS
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CAMP SAGE IS CAPTURED General Dickinson Given His Side Arms Brigadier General VVarfleld Plans a Surprise llNituil Hlp»«r( K»r»lvt« Womal rna Ou V ad—lunlrr Thrown Kreni Kara* and Uones Uruktn—A Fill Ourd Hoiue to Bo Followed kr Coirt-autl*l-G«c« D» Today
Veterans' Rennlon
TENNIS TOURNAMENT Wlaan to Han Privilege *f Ckallcadx Malcolm D. Whitman
DRUIDS CLOSE ANNUAL SESSION Napa Is Chosen as the Next Meeting Place Grand Officers Are Chosen for the XCn•uftnar Year—Per Capita Tax of HO Cents Is Levied to Meet the expense* of the Conilnf Year
RELICS RECOVERED 'Gun Carriages and Shot From Bene| diet Arnold'a Schooner
General Byron Laflln
First Gold From Klondike
Jenklna to Meet Tom Cooper
To Float Transport Ingnlli
Verdict Against Street Hsllwsy
CARMAN'S BAIL IS DECREASED Charged With Aiding Filipinos Possibility That He May Escape Prosecution Civil Government la to Be Eatabllahrl In the Philippines on July 4, With Jndare Taft aa Civil Governor—He Will Alao Remain at the Head ot the Philippine Commlaalon
To Establish Civil Governnaont
Insurgents Killed lu Recent Flghti
Ohio at San Francisco
BOTH ARE KILLED IN DUEL TO DEATH
Military Instructions
Attempt to Kill A. 11. Shepard
Rlo's Xante Board Found
Clisnne of Time
THREE KILLED, MANY INJURED AND FIFTY OIL DERRICKS DOWN
CONDITION IN CUBA BETTER Views of the Governor of Havana Province Says the Piatt Amendment Is a Benefit The People Are Anxftovily Awaitlaf the Time When They Will Have Their Own President, and ISxpect Their Government Will lie Established Within a Year
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QUESTION OF THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY He Siti That If It Is Proposed by the United States to Arbitrate ter, Hla Government Will lie Read? to Consider It
VICTORY FOR AN OXNARD PUGILIST Frank Fields Knocks Out Jack McClusky Contest Is a Fast One and tbe Cleverest Ever Witnessed In Oxnard—The Residence of F. O. lZngstrum Is Destroyed by Fire—News Brevities
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JONES QUITS; BEDLEGS LOSE Pitcher Doesn't itelish a Grueling Loses His Temper Under a Steady Peppering Mcramentoi Pat Up a Gnme Marred by Hoodlamlnm and Kicking*-' The Score of Dlaantrous Game Showi Abont All That In Worth Telling; of the Sad Story—By Innings
SAN FRANCISCO NINE TO OAKLAND'S THREE
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Boston and Chicago
Baltimore and Milwaukee
Detroltnnd Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Sew York and Ptttabnrff
Cincinnati and Brooklyn
Boston and Chicago ,
HAGGIN'S YEARLINGS SOLD Prices for Elraendorf Horses Well lip to the Average
KILLED IN PONY RACE Seventeen-Year-old I.nil's eclt Broken and Sknll Fractured
Harvard and Yale
PRINCIPAL EVENTS ON RACE TRACKS
Rventa at Newport
Sheepaliead Boy Track
At Overland Park
Highland Park Summary
TIPS ON NEXT SUNDAY'S COURSING
AMERICAN OARSMEN Pennsylvania University Men Make Good Impression at Henley
KEENE WINS AGAIN American Takes tlicl ew Biennial Stakes at Ascot
ANNUAL SPRING TOURNEY OF CATALINA GOLF CLUB
CLEVER GOLF PLAY
Mounts on the Bis Horses
Little Thorne I* Sold
Major Taylor Beatea
California Tlaorardlst Abroad
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BEES BUZZING IN BONNETS
RAILWAY OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS
CANADA AND THE CHINESE
THEORISTS CONSIDER STRIKES
EUROPE'S INDUSTRIAL PERIL
FUEL OIL FOR STEAMSHIPS
<I-litii"n-n»*ii",i" i •< S ungont Joints
WHAT A BOY SHOULD KNOW
'Double jCives of Criminals
iphcibet of ffiacksiiders
A WORD IN SEASON
CONSOLATORY THOUGHT
PLENTY OF 'EM
1 was oiKiiiKniiiiHßS afiiMBKSMi ®iD®t iMag L® Cditon'ai Opinion 'jj siaisßEii)'i!d®aaß!sis]aiaiaiaisiai3iEl aiais
SOMETHING IN RESERVE
TO BE CONTRARY
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
Loiveat Rate* Eut
W. S. HOOK SAYS FOUR CENT FARES ARE IMPRACTICABLE
ORATION BY JUDGE CHENEY He Will Deliver Fourth of July Address
POLICE C©URI DAY BY DAY
CHILD CANNOT GO TO | EITHER FATHER OR MOTHER J arise Day Decide* It Beit to Place Mary Murphy In Care of a Third Person
PERSONAL NOTES
( Angelenoi Abroad
W. v. T. V. Meeting
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SACRED HEART COMMENCEMENT School Soon to Close a Prosperous Year Two of the Students Are to Graduate An Excellent Program 11ns Been Arranged for the Flnnl Exercises, Which Will He llel«l in the Main Hull of the School—Will Be Singing, Instrumental Munlc and Speaking
| AT THE HOTELS ♦ooooooooooooooooooooooo<
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Great Excitement Over
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OF SOCIAL INTEREST
MEMBERS OF THE FRATERNITY
Wedding Anniversary!
Wedding: Anniversary
Holly Whist Clib
At I-uncheon
Surprised
A noceptton
COURT BRIEFS
TENDERS RECEPTION TO HER PUPILS ■
NAVAL MILITIA IS INSPECTED Renders Account of Property and Training Capt. Thomai A. Xerney of San Francisco Performs Annnal Inspection of Local Division—Boys Will Take Cruise In Unttleshlp Wisconsin
I — YOUNG BOY CLEARED OF BICYCLE THEFT Jury Finds Clarence Galbreth Not Guilty of the Grove OlFense tharged
'j ' Won the Contest
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING j
HARVARD SCHOOL CLOSES ITS YEAR Three Graduates Receive Their Diplomas An Interesting Program Is Ulven «t j the Commencement, and Judge Waldo M. York Delivers Address. Reception and Dance I<nst Mght
OAKS CONTINUE TO WIN AT TENPINS i
EIGHT MINISTERING ANUELS OF MERCY Graduating Eve of Training ' School for Nurses The Program Includes Excellent Addresses by Dr. (ieorge 1.. Cole, Dr. J. Kurtz and E. 8. Field—Clinic Moo in Pit Banked With Floral Offerings
JOINT MEETING OF TEACHERS Discnss Study Course for Coming Term . City Schoolmaster.' C'lnb And School Association Mort to Consider Resolution to Modify Work In l'rimary Uradn—Hack Discussion
CITY HALL NOTES
Retail Clerks Organise
RAILWAY EMPLOYE® TO MEET OFFICIALS
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NEWS OF PASADENA
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) SAN DIEGO'S NEW RAILROAD SCHEME Details of Plan Adopted by Citizens Committees Are Appointed to Carry Thronali tbe enterprise of llnlld<n* a Line Gaatvrnrd to the Colorado Rlvep—Krels Tarnfeat—Notes
TERMINAL NOTES
Brewery Worker*'
LONU BEACH
SANTA MONICA
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) TWO BANKB SUE AT RIVERSIDE Gill-Norman Lumber Business Is Transferred Superintendent of Schools Completes Hie Report—Examinations for Teachers' Certificates—Eleventh Annual Reunion of School Alnmnl
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
BIRTHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS
DIED
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ORCHARD AND RANCH
A Poultry Trait Now
Germ-Infeoted Vegetables
Electricity for Farms
The Productions of Indlo
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The Prune Industry Safe,
l The Ranch
Feed for a Working Horse
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Idleness Kills Them
Kite Preservative
The Wis&rd Suspender
CONTEST OVER THE NEW LAW Picking Flaws in the .Restaurant Ordinance Saloon Men May Enter Vigorous Objection They Do Not Like That Part of the Wlilch Will Permit Hestanrateurs to Sell Beer and Wine by the Ulnii—A Hot Content Is Certain Inlesn Changen Are Made
COUNCIL WILL TRY OTHER MARKET PLANS Henea Market Will Not lie Legislated Ont of Existence by Subjection to Exorbitant License I I
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THE EASTERN CONSOLIDATED ftepnsentatiTM of Company Are Acquiring Property Krtnl DmU in Aknl caailtM wi Ou la Clhi< I'p-Tke Com■Hr Is DtttrHlMi to Hake Its ! PnatoM <lss* la Bvery IntMn
KERN COUNTY
STOCK EXCHANGE
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Metal Markets
INCA MINING COMPANY Large Shipment of Gold Coming From •oath America
GREAT GOLD QUARRY Lmrge Plant to Be Installed to Handle Five Hundred Tons Dally-
LUDLOW REGION Several Oraaps of Olalats Which Are Dereloplag Values
CLEAN STREETS COST BIG SUM Bids for Sweeping Much Higher Than Last Year City Is Asked to Pay fBOOO More for Fluhtai and Sweeping Streets Than It Paid Lut Year—The Coa- I tractors Claim to Have Lost Honey* I
CLOSING OF A YEAR OF STUDY
For Sal*
OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Hort(«(«
Attachments .
Notices of Completion
Marginal Satisfaction
SUPERIOR COURT
) TOWNSHIP COURT
FREE TRIPS TO THE SEA SHORE Over the Famous Balloon Route of the Los Angeles Pacific Electric Railway / The Herald to Send Many of Ita Readers and Advertlaera to Banta Monica andt Return—Ticket! Qood for Ten Daya After laaue—A Liberal to Want Advertiser* for Next Bunday—Every Seventh Paid Want Ad. fort Next Sunday's Issue Received From This Time Until Saturday Night at Midnight Will Draw a Round Trip Ticket to Santa Monica at The Herald'* Busines* Office.
NOT READY FOR 1 CRYSTAL SPRINGS Water Company Wants the Case Continued • . Action Was Tried Tliree Years Ago ! bnt Has Never Been Argued, and < Wai a Bone of Contention in the , Attempt to Effect a Compromise j
VETERANS ARRANGING A FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC . —7"T". M Committees Appointed andihePlaea of the Plenlo Will Be Decided Saturday
t , , Burglar Little
I BmllAtac Permits
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STOCK TRADING STRIKES A SNAG Volume of Wall Street Business at Low Ebb Than Half Million Shares Reported In Transactions—llatlroad V'riCN Topics of Cnsrosslnß Attcntlnn—Canse of Dullness
ACTIVITY 111 inOJI Market In Health? Condition tvitb Consumption freaking Records
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities in i>os Anffl.il ftew York and Iloston
New York Bonds
uu la ro « u it-o •'O7l Boston Stocks and Bonds
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE |<
Loan Orersnbtcrlbed
FINANCIAL REVIEW Hoa«7 1m Local Market and World's Danklug Summary
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Car Company Elects Offloers
Steel Company Election
COAST SHIPPING
LIQUIDATION STAGGERS WHEAT Anxiety to Sell Causes Option to Slip Down 1 Crop Scares In Franco and Damages to Harrest la Kansas (Jsed to Influence the Market—Corn, In the Face of Local Features, Remains Firm
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME ANJ) ABROAD
Chicago Fruit Sales
New York Sales
Eastern Dried Frnlts
Fruits In 9ss Francisco
CHIEF ELTON VISITS SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS One Hnndred Are Notified In Two Days That Side Doors, Rear Entrances and Private Rooms Mnat (io
Ketarned Volistorllf taJsll
Erown, the Furnace Kan
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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CIH COUNCIL IS READY TO PASS SANITARY LAWS POWERS IS EAGER TO ACT Health Officials Continue Their Bound of Inspection and Many Property Owners Beceive Notice to "Clean Up"
PRESIDENT POWERS IS IN THE FIGHT
COLONEL BURNS WILL ARRIVE TODAY F.n Route to Political Fields of the Worth From the Mining Fields of the Sonth
Establish Y. W. C. T. I).
WAR TAX REMITTED ON AND AFTER JULY FIRST
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