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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 321, 17 August 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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VENEZUELAN INVADERS IN COLOMBIAN UNIFORM INSIGNIA FOUND ON THE DEAD Consul General Gonzales Esteves Shows That Regular Colombian Troops Entered His Country's Territory
OTHER RKl't OLICS fNVOI.VED j 1 ; I Nicaragua and Ecuador Said to De Helping Yenexaela .
THE MORNING'S NEWS
Ranger and lora Cio Sonth
Hanger Sails Today
Rrltish Wnraltlpa Movln*
Quieter In Colombia
Germany Sends Warships
Military Posts Established
TWO MEN SCALDED Fatal Aeelilent on Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Road
"GENTLEMAN BURGLAR" Fash lon Ably Dressed House Breaker Is Captured
LUCKY MINER'S CHILD Finds Ledge of Ore Worth a Small Fortnne
Roialan, Are Friendly
Hot Weather In Kre.no
Jnnltor'a Falsi Fall
VOLUNTEER KIRBY BADLY WOUNDED
HURRICANE'S GREAT HAVOC NEAR MOBILE Many Vessels Pounded to Pieces Unconfirmed Reports of Death by Drowning .Nothing In Yet Heard From Fort Morvan, Where Two Companies of toast Artillery Are Stationed. Fears for Fate of Dwellers on the Islands of Mississippi Sound
STEAMER ASHORE ON PENSACOLA BAR
SIX FATALITIES AT MOUTH OF RIVER
Tennessee River Rising
Connection With Montgomery
Path of Storm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS BLOCKED
Damage by tlie First Sturm
SENSATIONAL_CHARGES German Subject Make* Accusalluim Agnluit Police Officials
HAYS RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC HUNTINGTON MAY SUCCEED Epes .Randolph May Succeed Kruttschnitt as General Manager of the .Road—Burt Also Named for Hays' Place
MARKET STREET RAILWAY Offer fluid to Have Been Made for th« Property but No Agreement
BKUTAL MURDER IN WASHINGTON OF YOUNG ADOLPH SCHREIBER
SIXTY TEACHERS FOR MANILA REPORTED MARRIED AT HONOLULU
PATENTCLERK DISMISSED ICilnard V. Shfpard Leave* (iovernliicut Ofllce on Short Notice
FRENCH BARK FOUNDERS Vessel Hfinnd for I'ortland Wrecked OR Patagonia Const
Japanese Silk* Seised
SETTLEMENT VERY REMOTE San Francisco Employers Stand Firm Coast Trade Almost Completely Paralyzed Urge Bf miner* Are TlcKlnnlnn to Hotc on Schedule Time nnd Start Made at t'nlon<llnjur Caruoen— Police Unard on-l nlon Men—Wholenale and Retail Grorem Hold Medina
NEW CONCILIATION PLAN MUST BE SUGGESTED
i I nlond lit if Conl ' (
Stnrr'n Mill* Running
MESSAGE FROM SEA Luraiiia Reports Arrival t>>- Ise of irelemt Tclfgriiiiliy
1 elll it tnnpr
— — MniijjliiK IloeU Pulln 1
Eczema; No Cure No Pay
•NO CHANGE IN !i STEEL STRIKE : j ' Over Seventy Thousand Now Unemployed '' Streets of* .Joliet Have Holiday Appearance (loth Sides Retain Tlaelr Confidence In t ltlniat<* Victory, and Shnfler Do- I <*lare» lie Will Shortly He Able to i ' Clone More .SI 111 m and Carry the 1 War Into the Carnegie Cam pa
TRUST TRYING TO START MONESSEN STEEL WORKS
liiterent In C hlcatfo
Selnvnb Iti Cliarffe of Tlethlchem
tne two corporations name'i. V<irl»liiK in WiHrou.ilii
Jollet's Street* Crowded
FORCING A STRIKE ON COTTON MiLL WEAVERS
Woodworker* on Strike
Ml»lrt-.Maklnu (<lrl«
BOXER DION DEAD SaerunibM to liijurlen Itccrlvcd In tjie Hout Willi A r matrons
Illmltrt Mlkhnllovfltrli
I SCHLEY IN I 'j WASHINGTON Will Stay Until Intiiiiry | is Concluded II – Time to Bo Spent in Preparing His Case The Admiral lla» Ills Flr»t C'onlerfnrr With His fointfl-lle Dfrllnn 1 o Talk %t>nnt the raw, Frrllna That JrcrHcrr Lonc'i Order A|»- I>!lri to Him u Well an to Others
PERJURY CHARGES i l ook Kfp .Murder Trial Rfinlti fn Six Acca*atlon«
KIDNAPS HIS DAUGHTER j Arizona Miner Co i> In rc<l After n Three ■ Day*' Clinse
dtesmhonta Collide
TO FIGHT MOSQUITOES -• llont Clair, Srw .lernoy, to tar Kerosene Oil
9 + j CONVENTION OP ! UNION PMNTERS , j 1 ! Charter of Photo Engravers Not to Be Forfeited i 1 Iterommendat ton to Abrogate Agreements With l'reiamen*a and Book* hinder** I nlonn In Adopted and tha | Matter Will Oo to the Referendum
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BOERS GAIN A VICTORY Capture Detachment of French's Scouts English Surrounded by Stronger Force Near Bethesda It Is Reported Thnt Colonel Morrlnv Drove Commandant Krltilngcr'i l'orc» to Ventersfnd In Confusion. Klteheiier Is Now Movlnffon Hondwcnl, on the llorder of Zolulnnd
Kitchener Moving on llondn enl
I)l*cu**lon In the !fon«e
BENNINGTON IN PORT Gunboat Readies Snit Krniiclsco From the Orient
Opposition to Pnn-Auierlcnn Congress
— !*o Kilrririlt lon for McDonald
Return .avnl Vlalt
GERMAN EMBEZZLER TAKEN IN MILWAUKEE
EQUALIZERS IN WAR oB' WORDS A Remark by Toland Angers the Chairman After n Sharp Dlacuanlon (he Matter I* Settled Without Pernonnl Conflict, and the Iloard Then Accept* Auditor's PI if ii re* of AMenmenta
PLAN TO CATCH FISH Sclipuip to llllnd Tin*»«« With Electric Mltht
ANTICOSTPS PRODUCTS The Inland's Rihlblt Admired at BiifTnlo
Glneoar Advunerd Ten Cents
SEA GULL SOUP FARE FOR SAILORS
CARE OF INSANE IS ii or mo on IncrcnMc In font of Public Institutions
CROPS INJTALY (innd Yield of Olive* nnd Promising Outlook (or Wine
AMERICAN COAJj Itritiuli Mluernl Driven Frnm Market! of Switzerland
Rnllroad Employe Killed
Draxlllan Presidency
DEATHS OF THE DAY ooooooooooooooooooooo< Kdwlu .Manning
RUSSIA AND SUGAR CASE Bear Tells His Side of the Story Inspired Brochure Issued by M. Blanc History of the Hußnr Induntry flcfore the lißir of November 15«», I*!»!>, Him Promulgated In Sketched—Recommend* Thnt OutNtniidlntc Dlfflcultic* With America lie Arbitrated
TRANSPORT FOR MANILA fnaaalii Recruit® nnd Touchers Are Off for the Orient
COPPER COMBINES Conftolhlntlon of Sovernl Michigan Properties In Contemplated
Printing 111 11 In Mollneui Cane i , I
Former Governor Stone necorerlnK I
Trouble for London Globe
Im • • Crown Prince Frederick In London ! T ovnnv Aurr 1 C PrA,,.v, r>.i«nA
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EVACUATION OF PEKING Troops Still Kemain in Public Buildings Will Not Withdraw Until Protocol Is Signed It Is Believed the Court Will Refuse to Return So Long n» Power* Keep Sack Larue Forte1* til tlie Province of Chi Ll—Rockhlll Decides Sot to Leave Peking at the Preseuf Tltue
ROCKIIILL TO WAIT To Hemaln in Peklnu Ciitll llio Pro« loco] Is Siunnl
ANGELENOS LEAVING FOR EASTERN POINTS
TOPPY CAME OCT ON TO! Santa Rosa Day Very Successful Delightful Weather and a Largt Attendance Young Ifohort Tate* o Chances on Pilot hut Uoea to Front and Stayi There—The Lanky Sorrel, "flarnej Schrelher," Turn* Ont to He Hlnyer hat Starts and Walks Aw ay
RESULTS OF RUNNING RACES ON MANY TRACKS Harlem Rnrei
In Montana
INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE RACES Downing Wins From Zurbrick at Buffalo George M. Holler of Bradford, Pa., Captures the Motor Bleyele Championship—Ten-Mile National Trial Hcali Are Bidden
GAMBLERS MAKE A CLEVER HAUL1 I Roulette W eel at Catalina Is a Heavy Loser The Proprietors of the Game Have No Complaint to Mnke at the Success of the Operators, Who I sed the Old "ISorinir Uodgv" to Do Them I'p
On outti'.i 11) ) -uuniii. – — >1 • ♦ — ■ Ansrelcnoa Abroad
, < rlnpl'n Rfnininn in Ciipnohln C hurch
VICTOBY FOR CONSTITUTION Bace Becomes a Drifting Match New Boat's Bij? Lead Partly Due to Flukes Oft Account of Narrowness of 9onnd at Lnrchmont the Race Is Twice About a Fifteen Mile Trlansle Instead of Orer a Thirty-Mile Course. Constitution's Lead Over 30 Minutes
FINAL MATCH OF THE BOWLING TOURNAMENT
A Scientific Trngedf
iSHIPPED FRUIT ON COMMISSION Experience of Monrovia Citrus Grower Netted Four Dollars On His Season's Work Some Statements Made About the Xamber of Boxes That Are Lost In Repaeklnf. and Other Data of Interest to Orange and Lemon Parkers and Growers of This Section i
TEHACHAPI CLOUDBURST A METEOROLOGICAL FREAK
Mntmlor* Fur the Cow*
I Even That Failed
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WASPS LAY IT 01S OSCAR JONES His Delivery Proves an Easy Thing l 1/ y« Redlegs Make Ineffectual Bally in the Sixth >o*r liqle Henry Harris a* Signed Two K*w Player* to Help the Baa Franrlaro Team Win the Kin*—Full Detail* of Yesterday'* Slaughter Are Told by the Score of the Game
SACRAMENTOJTURNS TABLES Oakland Defeated In ■ Game Replete With Heavy- Battlnv
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Ronton and Clilrago
Waalilngtoa and Detroit
Mllirankee and Philadelphia null A npT nin » .
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Boaton and Philadelphia
BOWLERS WHO WILL BE AWARDED APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUAL PRIZES
MIDSUMMER GOLF AT RE DON DO BEACH Large Number of Women Play in Tournament Mrs* F. If. Seymour And Her Daughter Are Left to Ilattle for Flrnt Honors. Mian Ethel Sutton Lend* In the Handicap Event—Other Flaya
COMPETITION RECORDS
YOUNG CORBETT GETS DECISION OVER DIXON
(JOLF ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICIALS Annual Meeting Held at Redondo Beach Renlden Choonlnp; Offleialn the Locntlonn for Regnlnr Fixed Event* Arc Determined and the Ocean Park Country Club Admitted an Member
HERRERA STILL MAKING NUMEROUS OBJECTIONS
Robert Wnddell to Reat
DEL MONTE IS GOLFERS' MECCA Many Knights of the Niblick Journey North Southern California In to Be Ably Represented In the Great Meeting ■ t Monterey In Both the Men's and the Women's Ktfnti
UNIVERSITY ATHLETES England Send* Best and Strongest Team That !■ Obtainable
nil Bicycle Meet
COURSING MEN ASK FAIR PLAY Hold Meeting and Prove Good Faith Oiler to Transfer License to the Majority Mtnager GaiK>gnc He I urn* From San Franclipo bat Will Say .Nothing; of Fatare I'lann—Deelur*** Counting Will Be Raised to a Higher Level Than Kver la Moathera California
Ruhlin In San Frnnclnco
Aliened Embezzler Captured
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
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GAIN FOR STEEL STRIKERS
DOGDAY POLITICS IN THE EAST
MORGAN'S LABOR UNION
KEEP AN EYE ON SALT LAKE
AUTUMN IN THE DISTANCE.
UTILITY OF THE AUTOMOBILE
Points
FOREIGN FACT AND FANCY
Bogie Strikes
THIS DATE IV AMERICAN HISTORY
After-Word!
Jfcoughton Jfcaii and Sta Shosts
Criticising One's Superior
Jtf/i Jllly /or Jtiameda
Strtkos in France
Cordial Recommendation
The View
iSnap tSAoO ,
Persuaaion and Obstinacy
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERT
ALL AROUND TOWN
Clnlt Mexlrano I'orOrlo Ulu
MISS JULIA WINSTON TO WED MARCUS E. FLOWERS
AGAINST THE I BOND issue; Prominent Men J)enoiuice Proposed Issue Methods ol the Council Scored by Speakers
—iiSSil QUESTIONING A FRIEND
PERSONAL NOTES | OOOOOOOOOOOtKKXHJOOOO*
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CiTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (UX BERNARDINO COIST*) BIG COMBINE OF ELECTRIC POWER Particulars of Death of James Mcllhenny Voong Man, Thrown From Ills Bank In Storm, Falls on 111* Hend and Breaks His Xeck—Collision Between Wheel and Wngon—(lolf
(OllAXfiE COIN'TV) FARMERS ORGANIZING IN ORANGE COUNTY
(RIVERSIDE COI'NTY) PETITIONS BEFORE THE EQUALIZERS D. I>. Gaffe and W. L. Peters Secure Keiluetions J. K. Copelnnd of Rivrmlde Fined for Removing; n Street Tree on lIIn Property Without a Permit- nine of Mines in the Countj—Noted
(SAN DIEGO COI'XTY) ESCONDIDO NEWS t AND PERSONALS
(SAX BKRIAHUI.VO COI'NTV) I SANTA FE MAN TAKES HIS LIFE i – Kancher and Prospeetor Missing; for Ten Days I Material ItmJnN to Arrive for San 1 llernnrdlno'a Traction Road ! and tlie Contract for Machinery la i AuflrdiMl-Durbrra' Organisation I
– , (SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) 1 MINERS HEADED FOR i GOLD MOUNTAIN COUNTRY|
(«A M IS ODISPO COlTV> i* "HALL" GREEN ATTEMPTS i< TO COMMIT SUICIDE , ————— V
(LOS AXGELES COI'XTY) LONG BEACH HAS BOSS FISHERMAN ! Boys Reprimanded for Swimminsr Near Railroad Bridge Princes* I<ong'n Concert at the Tnbernncle Is n Great Surer**—l.os Angolfi Hoy Throws Sand at Bathers. Bicycle Rider Break* His Ribs
(I'OS AXGELES COIIXTT) CHINESE STUDENTS ARE TO ENTER BERKELEY
c (SANTA BARBARA COtNTY) I I ELKS CELEBRATE ; , ANNIVERSARY t t: . Brilliant Lodge Demonstration in Santa Barbara >1 ______ < Visiting Elks From Other Cities Are | Entertained and Festivities In-I elude Naval Parade, Minstrel Show and a Banquet—Beet £?ilpments
«■« o *•)*! rl t tin 11st f'nnip Meeting I I – v
SANTA MONICA f
iIIIVKHSIDK COL.XTY) BOY'S BAD ACCIDENT AT MERRY-GO-ROUND
CAPTAIN ANDERSON NOW IN CHARGE Sen- C'omninmler for Local Mission Poll of the Volunteer! of America
KHitler's Trunk Held Money
! SHOT THROUGH EAR WHILE IN FRONT OF HER HOUSE Spent 22-C allber Ilnllet I'lonn u Five-Inch Farrow In Mm. Jennie Hiij niond'n Scnlp
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NEWS OF PASADENA
CART DRIVERS ARE CARELESS Lax Methods Employed in Handline Garbage by Drivers Indiarnnnt Citizen Entrra h I'rolmt Which Reanlta in a I'romlae to Correct I'rcacnt I'rnctlcc*—Driver* Le»T© tinrbago I. v I n k In the Street*
A Male Driver Tloka Thnmnonn , V-, 1 1 1
FORM OF THE WATER WORKS BOND BALLOT Lavra That Will (iuvern the Speelat Election to Vote on the Wuter Worka Propoaltlon
COURT BRIEFS
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL WILL PROVIDE MORE LIGHTS Council Will Make Use of Franchise Funds Darkness in Suburban Districts to Be Dispelled 1 I'realdent l'uwrn Appear* Uefurethe Pliianee Committee ami !)lukea uu 1 rwenl Amiral for )liiiry lu Rilend Mir Preaent I.lmlitluwtr Syatem—The I.lKhlinK Committee n( Work
FUNERAL SERVICES OF WELL-KNOWN RAILROADER Remains of Late Thomnn nnrr Bnrnett to Bp Taken to Final lte»t- InK I'lnce Today
To Anuul Marriage
POLICE COURT DAY DAY
COUNCIL WILL LEASE LANDS New Territory Acquired by City Said to Be Valuable Conncllmen Todd find llluiicliurd of the I.and Committee Mnke un Inspection of l.nii(li) nnd llulldliiKM mid Will Lemr to liood Teminf»
FURREY LOSES HIS LIBEL SUIT Verdict Is Rendered for Committee of Safety Jury Arrive* nt nil Agreement After Bring Out Only Ten Minute*—The Cane Hnn Been Notnbl« for ItN Lenfth and the Parties Interested
TRACK MUS"TCOME OUT OR TROUBLE WILL FOLLOW Superintendent of Streetn MeGuire Jog! Attorney W. E. Utiiin'n Memory About a Promise
What She Hay Expect. The Goal of Love Is Marriage and the Goal of Marriage is Maternity. TIIE >fEXT CTKP
PLANS FOR NEW J AERIAL RAILWAY Boartl of Public Works Approves Eddy's Hillside lload Electric Klrvalor Line Over Third Street Tunnel Will Ue Flnlxlieil In Sixty l>n>»—loe uikl C'ulil Storuife <0111 puny to <■ t*t u FraachUe
TEMPLE STREET GRADE SETTLED AT LAST A iiKClcun Hoiglit* Improvement Anio* elation ill Wltlidnnv Olijec* tloun 'I'llat Have Ileen Muile
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THE WEATHER
Weather Foreeast
wind; cooler. g Coast Record f,
Oil ii i *■- .»■.«»» j Caiitern TemperntarcH *
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
IH ID
FBAUDS IN NEW YOKK CUSTOMS Chicago Finns Claim Existence of Conspiracy Th.r File Claim, With the Hoard of Appraiser* Amnunllni to Hnndreda of Thousands of Dollars—The Government to Make Investigation
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FEARFUL FIGHT WITH BCBGLAR 8. E. Knapp Is Stabbed at Santa Paula He Grapples With a Midnight Intruder In a Battle In the Uarkneu lie Rereive* Many Cuts In His Forearm* Face and Shonlder—la Now In Los Angeles to Recover Ifrom Wonnda Received at Hands of the Oorglar
Demented Man Jnrnpa Overboard QAM IPD AMf lonn A .... K **' <
•—• , Brakeman Dlea of Injuries I
PROSPERITY FOR FARMERS Outlook Promising All Over the South Demand for Potatoes Is Exceedingly Brisk Reports From the Principal Producing Sections Indicate That There Will Be tnexnmpled Crops and the Market for Them Will Be the Best In the History of the County
BIG MINING WORK BEGUN Operations Opening Up on the Desert Extent of the Deal of the Picacho (iroup It la Miprrlrd That a Thonaand Men Will Soon lie Kmployed In the Eastern Part of San I>lpk» Count)-. Thoae In the Deal and Some of the Things They Propoae to I)o
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M. E. CONFERENCE
JEWISH HOLIDAY SERVICES TWa nr.lt' eimn o-riffllo fnr thfl !
Y. M. C. A.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Arcade Depot—Fifth St. and Central Av*.
TEMPERANCE MEETING
NOTES
SANTA FE ROUTE Southern California Railway Company
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HAWAIIAN OIL CONTRACT HAS NOT YET BEEN SIGNED Some of the Details Being Made Public—Price About Forty Cents at the Wells. Transportation Expense
11 ' • STOCK EXCHANGE
FAMOUS WILDCATTERS Men Who Have Developed Some of the .otcd Field*
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING •
' I LMIMIo^Lf Mining Stocks
DEAL PENDING
WITH THE MINERS ■
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^ PUBLIC RECORDS l '°<>000000000000000000<X>CK># FOR FRIDAY, AIGIST lfl, 1001. Deeds
JOIS J UIIU v, 11118 iiW W Mortgts«B
»'"• Attachments
Marginal SatUfactlons
Miscellaneous
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT Nevr Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
The Favorite Line East
JOTTINGS
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BEAR SELLING KNOCKS VALUES Western Stocks Stand the Brunt of Battle Little Rallying; Tower Dlnplnyed, the Temporary Gain* Delnff Wiped Out# Steel Closed nt the Lowe«t-Sil«r Had an Eventful Day
FINANCIAL REVIEW | Money In Local market anil World's Nankins Snmmarr !
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
i — STOCKS AND BONDS i lotting of Securities la Loa Angeles, New York nod floaton V If! IV VOIiJ/ A.... 1 a tn.i1...!..
•"-> » > u vniiuiivo v,t <4 lloslon Stocks nnd Dnnd*
LOB ASUKLUS SRCIHITIUS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS j HOME ANI) ABROAD
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LEMON MARKET WEAK 1 Lurire Stocks In ftlßht—Vulenclas Reach the Ton at Auction
Deficit In Prune Crop
Dried Fruits Firm
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SKIPPING
NEWS OF CROPS HELPS CEREALS Bulletin Reports From France and Argentina Factors While Wheat Cloaeel Firmer the Ranks of Seller* < a lined a Hud ilen Set back—Corn Galncil on the 3etv* From Ceutrul Stat**—Meat* Firmer
INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS
Fnll Trade In Active
BANK CLEARINGS j
_ ! SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
»».»•• f • V. V „ .... .. 'LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
FRIENDS OF IRRIGATION HOLD A MEETING Excellent Program Is Prepared by George 31. Maxivell, Chairman of National Asuoelatlon
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