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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 317, 13 August 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE NEWHALL'S REMOVAL ASKED' Labor Leaders Call on Mayor Phelan With This and Other Demands, and He Promises to Reply by Letter
THE MORNING'S NEWS
—*» •»»»-• uruinnnrc fpniaru EASTEHX STATICS
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
I.OCAL.
Situation la Oakland tnrhanged
Umatilla Itencheii Seattle
PEACE ENVOY OF BOERS RELEASED| ! Lord Kitchener Says Andries Wessels Is Free Perfect Scandal Created by Delay In Paylnjr Arream to Imperial Yeomen who Returned from South Africa—.Men Obliged to Pawn McriaU . . 1
Kitchener Reports Operation*
Scandal Over Soldier** Pay
CONDUCTOR RUN OVER fcHin ltl ii m Killed ?»y t* ravel Train at Stockton
BOMBAY'S HEAVY RAIN IMPROVES THE FA MIKE PROSPECTS IX INDIA
Supposed Murderer Arrested
Franco-Turkish Controversy
Pope I'rtayM for CrlN|»l
Ilenldnlmrft Farmer Ha nun Himself
R. A. CASTLE FOUND DEAD IN ORCHARD Body Suspended From a Tree Deceased a Brother of Former Congressman 1 oroner'a Jnry llemlcru n Verdict of j Death with Suictriitl Intent, hut Family and Intimile Friend* Think ! ; He Came to lII* Dentil While Experimenting, ThliilJitu Over n Suicide
BOYCOTT METHODS NOT FREE SPEECH Two Socialist Orators Are Held lor Trial in New York I'lKu Handler* Strike and BngaßeMen to Speak la Front of u Produce Store—'Tongiio* linn Loose and Owner* Come Within Letter of law ,
SCHLEY INQUIRY i ampion Xot Untitled to Learnl Repre[ Mentation In the t'onrt
i; CLOUDBURSTSjN ARIZONA I WinlmnU Canif Serlon* Interruption of Railroad Trafflo
MANILA S POLICE tiovernor Toft Will Shortly Reduce the Force by One-llnlf
Fatal ExploHlon In Mine
CHINESE COM [NO THROUGH CANADA Flocking to American Salmon , Canneries I Him of Fifth In So Great and limlric Labor So Scarce that fanner* are Ulail to Kmploj- Them- No Action Vet by Immigration Authorities
SUIT AGAINST FRUIT MEN %tteni|»t to Present Krecllon of WurchouMe at Santu t'lura
Itl-M K ADMIRAL SA*II»SO LIS A VKS Til K HOSTO > V V V YARD FROM 11.1. HEALTH
Freight Kngtiie Blows t'p
Two Killed In a Southern Wreck
' Belgrade Elections
I TUBERCULOSIS CAN I !g HAVE HUMAN TEST |
FIRST SHOW OF STRENGTH FAVORS MANUFACTURERS SHAFFER HOLDING SURPRISES Men Gain in Carnegie Mills and Push Their Advantages at McKeesport and Wheeling, Where Trouble Is Feared
in*, iii»- v 1 uic ji in* uiauic. Disnppoi ii I ment to tlie Men
Shaffer ArranKliig Hl» Plana
Hrli'f Statement* Mnile
lurrrs. ({iit'»(lon of Protection
1 ... Soiiif Slkiih of Trouble 1
| Boy* Cripple National Tube
GREAT INTEREST IN > SHAFFER'S SUGGESTION TO WITHDRAW SAVINGS
CALL IS ISSUED TO THE % PUBLIC FOR FINANCIAL AND MORAL SUPPORT
HOW TO FIND OUT
ltettnlt of Conferences
Financial He«i»onm'i» ccdcd
REPORTS RECEIVED FROM OTHER STRIKE CENTERS ; INTHESTEELTRCUBLE
SYMPATHY EXTENDED BY THE PRINTERS
ATTORNEY GENERAL KNOX TO BE URGED TO PROCEED AGAINST STEEL TRUST
Gomperi* Unpen for Trace
Kins'* Chef on Strike
I'uddlern Turned Hack
Help from Youn&Motvn ]
i • Mortenii lit Newport
(■ompers i:i WaNkliigrion
Machinists' Strike Ended
Suit Aan in fit Steel Trnmt
nig; Cut lii Weavers' Wnccn
Dectert loim In Ilellnlre
C ollnjtftc of ( iKnrninkem' Strike
Illinois I:«mi iill 10 iin 1 iirrn In Trouble
Attell (■ t*tM DccUlnn
sr. vrc i'ersoxs killrd, TV KXTV-TH It KI: WOI DIOI > l AL'STR IA X CHI Rt If
FINAL DRAFT OF PROTOCOL . Ministers at Peking at. Last Agree Five For Cent Tariff Ad Valorem Decided I'pon Chlnene Free Lint to Include Rice, I'orciun Crrrah and Flour, (iohl and Silver Bnlllon and Coin—Concenftlon on Rice In Chiefly Due to Chin cue Xceil for Till# Article * ■
I NEW YORK POLICE BRIBERY CASES ' District Attorney Is Asked to Make Investigation Police Commissioner .Murphy Says He Will Not Take Initiative In Invention t ion of Devery or Glennon—Statement Made by Edward A. Whitney
Mll rtln Wins on n Pool
'EXPLOSION IN CHICAGO One Person Killed and Five Injured Attempt Made to Wreck Saloon With Dynamite I AfTnlr In a Mystery, Hut Police Ilelicve 13vl>loni»u Whm t fiUMc.l by tl»«* Man Will) Wii n Killed mill Wn« tl»e Result of •lenlunity—lKriir Hint uf tin* Saloon In Wrecked
REMAINS OF EMPRESS rod j on Funeral Train Loaves Ironberg; for l'ntndiim
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY DUpntch SnpcOKKfulSjr Trnnsinlttrd Dlntnnre of Sixty Mllph
I!ffjiM*ntM of fSmprefts' Drnnliiim
EFFORT TO UI'SET MONROE DOCTRINE i Attempt Being Made bv Germany and France They are Trying; to Cialn Control of Cayo II o inn no and Cayo Cm*. Two of the lilnnds oi the Greater Antilles Oft Northern Const of Cabn .
ARMY OF PHILIPPINES Advnnrp (innrd of I)pleifntcn (IrKinfl to Ilrnch Sail l.nkf
GOVERNMENT DEFEAT
2 QUESTION OF CAPITAL | I AGITATES STATE OE WASHINGTON !
CLAIMS MADE BY AMERICANS Compensation Sought for Boer War Losses i Newton Crane Represents United States Citizens Snnth African Commission's Henrlng ( in London—Chnirntiin Testily Objects to Interrogations— Sir John 1 Ardagh Says Red Cross Men Threw , Ahm> Hudgc* to Fight with Doers ' ~ i
CRISPI'S BODY REMOVED I Statesman Desired Dnrlal Without Any RfllffloimOrfmonj
Injnnctlon Against Company
Neail Pleads Not Guilty
PRICE LIST FOR VALENCIA RAISINS Coimil Bartleman Sends Sched« ale of the District (■r*ps Crops of DtnU and VnUnrlt | Show Prospects Folly One-Fifth I Ahorf the Avorigc-Salt for Frail
Fatal Biyloalos In Mine ! SAN PRANriKPII ill* 1? Tha trial
REAL ESTATE IS CAUSE OF SUIT ■ Snpposed Los Angeles Man Named as Defendant I I tVlllllani and Henrietta Glaaford Seek to Set Aside Transfer of C olorado Property Made la Deal for Twelve Lots of Mountain View Traet
KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO# | DEATHS OF TIIE DAY | IrOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO#
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SAVED FROM EXCITED MOB Sherk Escapes Lynching at Harrison Gulch Beats a Saloon Man Almost to Death He In Guarded by Sheriff and Three Deputies, and Safely Lodved in the County Jail at lleddlnn—Annault the Heault off Sherli'n Claim t«» whole > Tot* unite of tlnrrlnon Camp
Mri Seholen Dint-barged
§ DIMMICK HELD g I ON FOUR CHARGES g
jPOSTOFFICE SAB'E j IS BLOWN OPEN Burglary Is Committed at San Mateo Deputy I'ontuianter Weller Kntern In Time to (irapple With the Denpera«lo, Who, After a StriiKßle, Muken llin Knoape, Securing About lf>lso
MORE BULLION IS RECOVERED Divers Bring Up Some of Selby's Treasure Lively Contest Over Reward Is Promised No Formal Charge of the Crime linn Yet Been Made Aaulnnt Winters, Though He In Sf 111 Held In Cuntody —The Prisoner Stnten That He Man Promlned No Reward or Immunity
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GETS INJUNCTION Court Holds That Property Is Wrongly Valued Asßfnaora of Xevndn Rmtrainfd from Rating Company at Rate of Twenty Thousand Dollar* Per Mile—Of Helaid Go Beyond Jnrlddletlon
FALLS OVER PRECIPICE George Wllln of Frenno Suxtnlnn Serlonn Injuries
BUDDHIST SERVICE FOR RIO VICTIMS i.Japanese Hold Ceremonies Over Spot Where, Vessel Lies Steamer Caroline In C bartered for the i K'urpone by K. Offaiva, a Wealthy Jnpanene, Who Taken About 2SO of llin Fellow Countrymen nn Guentn
O'BRIEN'S EFFORTS TO KILL HIMSELF Murderer Attempts Suicide Twice in One Day He Flrnt Trlen to Strnimle Hlmnelf With a Towel and Then Jumpn From llin Bed Headlong to the Floor In RfTort to Fraotnre Skull
HIRED ASSASSINS fbinene (aamliler of Vancouver Ac-CUKed «? Four .Murders
linn Over and Inrnlly InJnred
TRAGEDY IN MINING CAMP Miner Shot and Killed by a Laborer i Fatal Quarrel Over Poker Game j at Cinnabar SJatt Yoniig Advances Toward B. XV. Wallace, Holding; n Long Knife, and Announcing Hln Intention to i Kill Htm, Rut When He Make* a ftuiih Wallace Slioots Him Dead
FATAL IJIEL IX UTAH Well Known "find Mnn" Sliol and Killed by Miner
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PLANT USEE HITS LEDGE , .'N-fc *- «.»- Barkentiiie Touches Off Nova Scotia Steamer Frees Herself and Is Beached Before Sinking BrltlMh Steel Vesa«l with Xnmbep of FKN«engers, Including Smaller* and Cricketer*, Touch** Rook* Off Mljiot'» Ll*ht—Hunt With Fourteen Men Miftnintf Front Ihe I'rlsellla
Ilnrkentliie Striken a Lodge U A T TP 4 V * .in lO Tl,n nnntnin nti.l
A NAP ON A BARREL A St. Loiii* Man Hnil to Be Chopped Out of l'itcb
HATS OFF IN THIS CHURCH Bernion-Tiiue Millinery Studies Bnrred and Women Don't Like It
A (M'litlcmnn'* I.ivlnn RipcnKci
There Wan o Drcaklnff Off
COLOMBIA CLOSES ITS LEGATION i Representative to Venezuela Has Lett Caracas State Department Authorlten 1 nltetl State* Charge «l* Affaires to I*e Good Oflleeii— Baftlenhip Innn for InthmiiH—lntervention l r«< d
American Interference Wanted
i Emperor William nt New Pnlncc
IRIGER HEARS RETORTS ON FORCE OF Bl RGHERS AM) AFRIKANDERS IN ARMS
THE ART OF STARTING fly C. 11. Fry, Rnfrlnnd's Grfntmt 411- Runnil (lilptf
TOO MUCH OF IT ISlahnp I'lillcr'l Opinion of thr Modern American evi«pnpor
WARNING TO PAWNBROKERS j Clever Trlek by lYlileh the **l nelea** { of i'firln ere Fooled Tho mrtnt ila n{»ti> t'nA ffnvarnmont
CHEAP TRAVEL IN DENMARK i Price of Ticket* In Governed by Time Consumed 011 Journe}* |
NOAH'S ARK A MODERN SHIP ' IVoof That the ShiplMiilditiK Induntrj PloiiriNli«»«l Ilefore lIIn Time
Hud llcpii I! united
OFFICIALS TO BE CONSULTED Russia Forbids Using American Goods Compelled to Come to I'nsle Sam lor Pumps Decision to Complete phiha Pipe Kim* from linker to Kntonm show* PorcMlKlit of Aiuerlenii Contrnetom W lio Duilt First flection with Special nnd Pntentcd Ufaetilitery
WE ARE TOO METHODICAL. PcsclinmpM on Amrrlcnn Women, Collectively and Indivldually
Fun on Wnll Street
PORTIA KNIGHT'S LAWYER The One Who Kouglil Wnlen In the llncenrnt Men mini C'nae
DINED AMID SINNERS I.onjt-to-lle-Tlcm«*nihercd Experience of Some Visitors
SAVAGE BATTLE OF ANTS fled and Black Insects Arrayed In Hostile Armies Fltfht to Ueotli
WEIRD WOOINGS Q®"r Plncea In Which Snnlim Have Fllflhted Their Troth
PONY EXPRESS LETTERS Why Thmc Mlmtlrea Were Alt*ay* Written on Tlaauc I'nprr
Pension Mat of Monte Cnrlo
Perfumes Were I'nimlnr
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SANTA ROSA'S OPENING DAY (iood Sport 011 the Pierce Brothers' Track Alta Vela Takes First Race in Straight Heats ieorare If one boom and Thorasa Donn«r are Starting the Hor««* the former Ktaiidllntf the lliaituera a nil the Latter Looking; After the Trotters—^Two Horse Go Agrlnul Time
RUNNING EVENTS ON THE DIFFERENT TRACKS
Drlniar I'nrk
nranlts from (lilcueo
Tbr Montana Truck
CANADIAN CHALLENGER WINS SECOND RACE
WELCOME TO CHALLENGER Shamrock II to Be Taken to Erie Basin Experts Call Her Handsomer Than Old Boat C omnia ltd era of Both (he Khnmrork II anil (lie I-r 111 Say They Cousldrr the Columbia n lienor Boat Than (he f onMltnfSou—t hallen«er to Be Put tu RarliiK Trim at Ouce
MEETING OF NATIONAL CYCLE ASSOCIATION
DE COURSEY MATCHED WITHHERRERA
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Cleveland-Chi en so
floKton-V'liiliidrlphln
tie me PoMtponei!
NATIONAL LZAGUE GAMES
nnmpß PoMponcd
BASEBALL IN PORTO RICO Great RnthunioNiii Over Amrrienn .National Game
HELD RELEASED FROM THE DUDES
COLUMBIA IS AGAIN WINNER ! Defeats Constitution by < Time Allowance Exciting Feature of Race Is the Finish float Cover* the Course in Thirty- 1 three Seconds Lent*, Actual Time, Than the Columbia* ami in Thought , Would Have Won I2xc*et»t for Tack .Hade When >cnr the Stake Boat
CATALINA TUNA CLUB ORGANIZES AS CORPORATION
MpKnrlnud mid Mlclinets to ltaoe
SUPERVISORS FILL OFFICES Contemplate Changes in Old Plans Appoint Managers for County institutions In Addition to Llcrliiiii Superintendent of Couu (y M oh|»I in I. 11 ew Steu«rd nnd Engineer are Cltoneu, a« Art* Also a Cruet ienl lianehiuaii nnd n l'hykieiun for the Farm
ENGLAND'S CHAMPION UNPAGED BICYLE PURSUIT EIDER
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STEEL STRIKE BACKSET
PLENTY OF RAIN NEXT WINTER?
WAY CLEAR FOR UTAH ROAD
POLICE AND THE "SOCIAL CLUBS"
THE DROWNING PERIL
ADVANCE IN LAND VALUES
CZPunyMt SPo/n/j 1' H"— 11 ■ 111111 ririiiMimMifMMl J MlWrrWfwlffltVm' ft-
EDITORIAL. OPINION
Then He Takes His Chances
Discouraging
THIS DATE IN AMERICA* HISTORY
Hoss-Halr Snakes
THE HERALD'S GALLERY VII. '
Tj/iq "Spectator" on (<eUp J'rom St avert/"
The Officious Pollcemin
Kid Glove Center
There's Nothing Like Advertising
Interest on the National Debt
Circulation Per Capita
Snap SAots
Activity In Automobile Patents
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
nnxlneiß flpfore Plrniure
To Tool It
DR. 0. 0. WITHERBEE SUCCEEDS DR. BRYANT
WILSHIRE AIMS AT THE PRESIDENCY Will Remove Socialist Organ to New York 11. Gaylord, Encouraged by His Reception in the East, Han Lofty Aspiration* for a Presidential Nomination In 1004 i
' A BITTER DOSE" AT THE ORPHEUM
FIRE IN SACRAMENTO lloys and Cigarettes Cause Destruction of Several landmarks
MURDERED BY WORKMEN Facta In an Oblo Crime Rave Jnat Been
BACK FROM MANILA Xnmber of Officer* Return from Service In Philippines
YELLOW FEVER Suspected Case Found on Western Coast of Porto Rico
Representation in Pnrllanient
Spokane's Telephone Wnr Ends I
Jen loamy Causes Murder
Fire In Kansas City
PERSONAL NOTES
Angelenoi Abroad
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SANTA BARBARA COUNTV) CELEBRATION OF ELKS' ANNIVERSARY Santa Barbara Lodge Plans a Big Time Jlenihers of ll»c Chamber of Commerce Jipcnd the Day in Rattlesnake C reek Canyon in Search of Houte For Xew Trail—Local Xew«
(LOS ANGELES COt'NTY) STATE SCHOOL CADETS CAMP AT CATALINA
(I,CIS AXtiKI.ES COl STY) SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SAN PEDRO Japanese Cook Fires Bullet Into Tainale Vender Qiiarr«>l Over Dollar Slot >laclilne I I,ml* in Hole ilciiitt Bored Tlirongh Thoman Clark—Sleaineni Sequoia anil (irncp Dollar Sail Northward
(LOS AGKLUS COI MTV) BREVITIES ABOUT CLAREMONT PEOPLE
lln« Lived I n«lcr Five Monarch*
i iSAX DIEGO COim) ORGANIZATION OF PERItIS DISTRICT, i; _ 1 Validity Sustained by Judge Conklin . ! Final Dividend of Fonr and Three-Tenth* Per Cent Ordered by Directors of Defnnct Bank of i San Dli'iio County—Local Brevities I,
I (RIVERSIDE COt.NTY) ADJUSTMENT OF I ASSESSMENT ROLLS i»1 1 , Riverside Trustees Meet as Board of Equalization Total Valuation of City Shown a <>aln ' of About Sixty Thousand Dollars— Wife of C. S. Huklicn of Indio Hns ilfcn Missing for a Week.
WATCHES FELTTHE HOTSPELL ! Affected Jnst Like Human Belnff. by the Weather—Some Ailment.
SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN NEWLY CEDED PORTION OF OKLAHOMA
(LOS AMiF.LKS COUNTY) I CAMPING PARTIES OF MONROVIANS Many Depart for Seas ore and Mountains Odd Fellow, and Kebeknh. Are Entertained at Re.ldence of Mr. and Mrs. A T. Dickey—Santa Ke Make. Coutraet for Gravel for Road Balla.t
(LOS AXUIiLGS COI XTT) ; HORSE DRIVEN TO INHUMAN DEATH 1 Pair of Pomona Youths Lash Animal Till It Drops , | * Denth of Edniond D. (aily at Ave of . ! s;i Year*—Both Wrist* Broken 1 When Train Inn Fractions Colt— ■» I Board of Meeting j
{ Death of Edmom) I). I'ady
WOMEN ANDJXERCISE Uclleate Health Wa» t'nuaual In the Sex Several Generntlaua Ago
W h j the Line Wa« Endle»»
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NEWS OF PASADENA
TRYING TO USE IT AS A CLUB Salary Ordinance Made Use of to Pass License Law Politicians Who Voted for the Hemoral of the Public Market Are Acemed of Getting t p Another Scheme to Help Their (anno Along:
IN EMINENT DIVINE I RETURNS TO THE EAST
Mining Broker ■ Bnnkrnpt
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS WIRES MAY GO UNDER GROUND ~~ Council Is Asked to Sell Conduit System Local Capitalists Would Construct Underground System Superintendent of Streets Is Directed to Remove the 'I'rack I.aid In Santa Fe Avenue by I.os Aniteles Itallj nay Com pan>—Citizens Want Old Street Hallway Franchise Forfeited
RAILROADS MAKE NEW LOCAL RATE Priced Commutation Between lios Anjffcles, Hnnta Ana and Intermediate Points
One Thins Lacklni
POLICE
Sentence Wna Wrong
BUKDENS ARE ! TOO MANY NOW Merchants Opposed to Tax Laws | Declare Imposition o. 0 cupation Tax Would Be I njust feilnry anil Hevincd Mcpime Ordinance m App lte»|»onKible for a Warm | Debate in the City Council—Hot It [ Meumiren Cio Over for Future Consideration—Attitude of Mr. Pierce
TELEPHONE COMPANY IS BLAMED FOR BIG FIRS Western Iron Work* Sue« tlie Snnset Company for Damiiten fanned
COURT BRIEFS
Erown, the Furnace Man Makes special prices during summer
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
Weather Forecast
light eoutn wind. Coast Record
Eastern Triuperatiirru
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
FI.VEHAI. NOTICES
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LURID TALES OF BEAUMONT CONTINUE TO COME IN No Basis Yet Known on Which to Estimate the Productive Power of the Famous Texas Field
STOCK EXCHANGE
WHITHER DEVELOPMENTS
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
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WITH THE MINERS .
The Favorite Line East I Ic t a Vnrt hum Pufitfln TC>l* K u.. _ .
FAREWELL TO OSCAR SMITH . Leaves Today for His Alabama Home Prominent in Y. M. C. A. Work of Los Angeles l Many Witty Made at a llanqnet Held Last M*ht at the Y. M. C. A. Rooms In Response to Toastmaster Wm. Rnsk's Remarks , — Mr. Smith May Return
PAY THAT LAWMAKERS GET None of tlie Legislator* of Enrope Are In Danger of Getting Rich
Thin nurro I.ove* Ilrr Qriiil
Frenk* of nn lln ri Ihj Tin k +
Tl»r Mnrp ami flic Money
Why *»lie Wanted to Know
I niler C ontrol TW _ Voiim ,l»<irrk«Ar mn^nm
JOTTINGS
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K
Homesteads
Marginal Sat iafootlons
Attachments
Ml ncellnneoiiM
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
Jndffinentß
TOWNSHIP COURT v New Actions
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GRAIN LOSSES AFFECT STOCKS As Cereals Wont Up Securites Declined Short* ilamplnff Into the Market at the I.nnt Hour Caused n Rally that Rained Quotations Above Thow of Saturday—Sujuar Droppfd 4 Points
on the last call. FINANCIAL REViEW Money ftn l.ocnl Market nml World's ; tiniiklr.k Sunimnry Tnc t vc.LM l<c a 19 ..'Pha bullion
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
CALIFORNIA FliL ITS HOME AND ABROAD
' I SPECIAL DAILY 8 J FRUIT SERVICE 5
LEMONS SHOW WEAKNESS ; Prlees Kule Lorrer—Oranges In Aettve nenmnd-Stock LIkIM X'ITW X'l-.tirr *
Ne« York Frtilt Sales
Snle* In Cliionoro
STOCKS AND BONDS i Closing of Sccurltlen In Loi Angelcai Xrn York unci nonton
Now York Dondi
.rs i ten ists— iuith Ylowton Stocks and Bonds
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
CROP LOSSES RUN PRICES UP Cereals Make Big Gains in All Markets Wheat In Chicago and Netv York Advance* Nearly Three Cents—Corn ftouu'it by All Sort* of :4pceclat<»rs. Oats aud .Meats Show (iuoil <«alnn I
I steady ; oiue stem. &«; ciud. coy^. LOS SRCIIIITIUI
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE ,
COAST SHIPPING
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
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WATER BOND ORDINANCE PASSED BY THE COUNCIL DATE OF THE ELECTION IS SET Some Dramatic and Exciting Incidents Mark the Session of the City Council at Which the Measure Becomes a Law
SOUGHT BAD COMPANY ANDWASROBBED Silver Watch Snatched Auay From lienrs Kafir*' Packet By a Couple of Ton nil Yonna Thieve®
CLAIMSTHAT ELSINORE HAS SMALLPOX ■ 'oitmnnli-r nt AVlllnrd 1* Indlltnanl on Action nt of llpporl of Damieroim lnfcrtion
ARTIST IS DROWNED *»i«'rlinff Mhlliicli of Scotland I.often lII* l.lfe
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