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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 353, 18 September 1901
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NATION HONORS MARTYRED PRESIDENT WHOSE REMAINS BEGIN THE JOURNEY TO THEIR LAST RESTING PLACE WASHINGTON HONORS THE LATE CHIEF Ceremonies Simple and Impressive Hundred People Hurt in Crash at Capitol Mm. MeKlnley ltcmalns at the White Honne, Comforted by I.ltlng FrlcndN-Sl* Months Ago the Late President I'assed Over the Same Ground for Second Inauguration
MAJOR GENERAL HENRY 0. CORBIN HEARS OF LATE PRESIDENT'S DEATH
SERVICES IN THE CAPITOL Ceremony Is Simple but Beautiful
PROCESSION TO CAPITOL IN SILENCE Mortal Remains Leave White House City Draped in Mourning and Sad With Gloom ilepreientatlvea of All World's eri Honor the Drad American President—Over One Hundred Beautiful Floral Tributes— Fnneral Arrange* ments Well Planned
MRS. M'KINLEY'S FRIENDS FEAR FOR HER FUTURE CONDITION
ODD FELLOWS' SANITARIUM Institution to !!«• KNtalillNlicd nt Hot SprliiKM, rk.
JOURNEY TO THE OLD HOME Remains of President Taken to Canton Thousands in Washington Take Their Last Glimpse The t'nnkpt In I'lnortl In Ol«fr*atlon Car, (itiiirikd by n Soldier 9tandln«c nt It» Head nnd a Smfl«»r nt Its Foot. Mr*. McKlnley Show# Surprhlim; Firmness on KnlerluK the Train
WAG AGAINST ANARCHISTS Loyal League Formed bv •J ~ * Grand Army Men Love for American Institutions to He Taught The Orwnnlr.nllon tin* It* It I r t la In the Grand Army Post at Tnconin. Waali. Mennnren to Dc Taken to ilrenk I'p the "Home Colony** off Annrchlatft Sear Tneonia hy All Lawful Meana
GnfYey Holloa AhnrchiNtn Ilal(l«'<l
Mrs. <>nintei alii Expelled
Mrnsnrc* for Di'iillnu: Wit It iinrol»>
Anarohlxt Sympathizrr rr«»«tftl
000000 ' ">OOCOOOOO oof 0 DIRTY REVOLVER MAY HAVE BRED MICROBES 5 O
ARRAIGNMENT OF CZOLGOSZ Prisoner Continues to Be Stubborn Crowds Hiss as He Passes—Signs of Mourning Jtiilixe Lcwli Enter* of CSnllty and Keyreti Tlint lie lUn Been Ntiinc«l n* Attorney lor Murderer. Juilkc Tltu* I nwllllnv to Aet for l>cfci»«c I nle** Ordered t>y Court
SAN CURE ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER 4 Leading Phys icla.n at Last I)iscovers the IVemedv
Jndffp Tltnn CnHllllnK
Trnclnif Marderer'n Mnvcmriiti
LOCAL
Jiipan'M Commercial Murine
StnloH (ieneral Opened by VVlllit'lminn
THE MORNING'S NEWS
INSURGENTS REPULSED ! Government Troop* Defeat Invader® in Marly Mornlnic Flifht
Victory Confirmed
Hurricane I'hhicn I'fiiNaoola
— llahcaN Corpuii Hearing F««tp«n»d
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POLICIES TO BE FOLLOWED BY AMERICA Cabinet Is Summoned by President Members Are Not at Liberty to Resign Itoonevelt Ileffnrriii Speech of (he Late President at I'aii-Amerieaii K*|io-Mltlon an Outlining Future Con rue of AdmliiiHt ration—Eniglund and Germany Friendly to tlie New Chief
POLICY OF ROOSEVELT
Friendly to' Germany
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CEREMONIES AT PRESIDIO Order Announcing Death of President Head Coast Cities to Hold Memorial Exercises Ob Thursday BaalnMi Will Be Almost Entirely Sim ponded and the Day Will Be Set Apart nu a Pay of Monrnlnflt—Cltlsens of Many Cities Adopt Appropriate Resolutions
STOCKTON Appropriate Services. Follow Inn Prooenftlon, to He Conducted
riverside: Eserolnen to lie Held and Labor Suspended on Tit n i Nd.'i >"
s A.N UEH.VARDIXO Meuiorlul Scrvlcvt to He Held in the City I'avilloti
SANTA ANA Citizen* Perfect Plan* to Make Tlinr*- dny n l)a> of MouriiliiK'
LONG BE ACII | Public* Meetfitfg to He Held at Tabernacle Thursday
OR A (»E . Memorial Service* lo He Conducted on Thnriday Mornlnu;
SANTA .*?«• MCA ( itlzeiiN Hulcl Mass MrrtiiiK iind Prepare for Ser>lce#
I'O.MON I It tini? Oliver* micp to Re Held and Ilii* i iicMM Vu * pi'inl t*d
SAX LI IS OBISPO Citizen* Vanm Resolutions Approprlnie to the Oeeaslou
SANTA BARBARA Service* ire to lie Held on TliiirMtlay Afternoon
13113 C.0 Renolntlon* of Conrtolcnce Adoptod l»> < lia niber of (om merce
Rmnlullon. by Son* of Revolution
ABBO'S TREATMENT Of Chronic Diseases Has No Equal in the Annals of IMedicin6
Dli. BRIGGS RECONSIDERS Reinstated in Methodist Conference Many Expressions of Pleasure at llis Action lleports of Trcanurer and Stattftilcnl Secretary Show u Ucerenne iu Membership From Lant lc«rf Owlnv to Separation of the Pacific Jnpuneae Suasion Front This Conl'erenee
TREASONABLE i UTTERANCES | Punishment or Apology Demanded Minister Tarred and Feathered lor Remarks on Sunday 'Inn Snn Francisco Hoodlums Who l)«»Mtroy I'lctnTe of MoKinley uiid .MoarnliiK Drnperles Receive Quick Sentence un«l >uKuentlou to Sheriff to Furuiah Hurdest Kind of Work
Qaiek I'llnlNliiiirnt for llnuillnni*
Minister (lei* Tor iinil Fenlber*
Tribute Front Europe's Sovereigns
Governor Wood Arrives
NO STATEMENT TO COME FROM SHAFFER
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GRIFFIN STAYS FOUR ROUNDS Jeffries Makes a Poor Showing World's Champion Fails to Maintain His Title The Immense Crowd, Whleh Thrones Every Corner of the Pavilion, In Distinctly for Griffin, Despite the Fact That the Champion In a Resident of the City of Los Anfteles
Mexican Congress Opens
RICH STAKES AT GRAVESEND Goldsmith Wins the Two Year Old Event Advance Guard Takes First in Three Year Olds Good Entries for the Dig Prlsea Attract Very Large Attendance on the Gravesend Track—P. J. Dwyer, President of Brooklyn Jockey Clnh, Orders Track Closed on Thursday
Hawthorne Races
(■olden Gate Clnh
Erne Wants Fight Postponed
A Sadly Solemn Thonglit
A CHANCE FOR THE_PENNANT Reinforced ftedlegs in the Running Local Team Is Thought to Have a Show Elfhteeu Uamea Hemaln to Bo Played With San Francisco, and flic Prediction Is Made That the I<on An-K'cles Club (Mißlit to Be Able to Carry Away at Leant Twelve
FARMERS TO MOVE WHEAT Committee Reports on •Strike Situation Ranchers May Go to Port Costa Themselves It Is Stated by a Member of the Committee That if the Farmers Go to Port Costa They Will Mean Unwlnesn, an Anyone Interfering With Them Will I,earn to Their Sorrow
STRE.GTHEI*IG THE BOYCOTT I nlon Teamster Dies and Non-Union Fireman Wonnded
Men rrlve From Kant
DEMOCRATS WILL FUSE Secure Head of Populist Ticket Candidates Are Nominated in Nebraska Little Interest Taken in Kaiiana Convention. Only Two Hundred nnd Fifty Delegate* Attending—St. I.ouin In Well Represented— Chairmen of Both GatherinKi Speak
FI SIOMSTS iX KANSAS Few Delrgaloi and Little Interest Taken In Convention
S|fi3Ji2 ISIoiS J GOSSIP OF TENPIN PLAYERS® BaatiiaiaiaiisjajaiaiaisiESisisisisiaEisrcJJSiaiil
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Xew York and Brooklyn
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Detroit nn<l Philadelphia
GOLF RECORD MADE BY MRS. J. W. BOWERS
COUNTRY CLUB DIRECTORS PREPARE FOR ELECTION
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HIS PLACE IN HISTORY
A NATIONAL MONUMENT
FIRST STEP TOWARD ELECTRIC CHAIR
THE DAY OF MOURNING
THE STRUGGLE AT SAN FRANCISCO
AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE
-aw aii=j 1 Snap Shots
A Question.
Jibout TJime /or 7/s to Tjhmk
jCdying Out a Sarcien, TJo. 3
Uitat Statistics Smpaachcd
CSP99fIHSSIBGQIW®®fIKBroiIBQBHfIEH| ZPungmmt Points f Timttf «wnrmi 111 ■——iiiw*
ANARCHY MIST CRAfIB
AN F.XTR.tORIHNARY FEAT
Loneliness of Distrust.
TIIIS DATI3 IX AMKIIK AN HISTOIITf
THE CiTY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
FINNISH SENATE'S REBUFF Csar Promulgate* the Mow Military Service Uk
LINEMAN KILLED Mfilrrlnna Accident to Charles Anderson at Sun Jose
LOSESJJFEJN FIRE James Slice ha 11 Humeri to Death In San Francisco
GENERAL SAMPSON TALKS OF ECUADOR
PICTURESQUE EVACUATION OF PEKING BY FOREIGN TROOPS
DEATHS OF TflE DAY | SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 0 0-»
C. F. Krellnn
ROYALTY IN CANADA (lain Interferes With I.ait nay's Ceremonies at Quebec
Ftalllim Schooner* Selieil
Frnnoo-Tiirklsli ('out rove my
No Parole for Clirla ISvnn*
To liny Drtttali Totiurro Interest*
ANTI-DEBRIS^ASSOCIATION llriiorts Show tlie Ynlin River Cleaner Tliari for irnri
Dfvery la Arrested
Twrlve-Yenr-OIU Homicide Choree
Seen Across the Channel
Anti-Italian Deraonstratloa
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL NOTES
Angplenoi Abroad
AT THE HOTELS
AcroMN Mediterranean In n Hulloon
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOS ANGELES COISTY) BUSINESS DONE AT LONG BEACH Drake Petition Is Amended in Public Interest City Attorney Directed to Prepare a Resolution for Advertisement, Despite Opposition of Attorney for the Salt Lake Road—Personal Notes
(I.OS ANGELES TOI NTV) PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO DR. A. J. MERRICK
I SAX DIEGO < Ol TY> PFIRRMANN DECISION AFFECTS SAN DIEGO
(ORANGE l OI'NTY) FARMERS' INSTITUTE MEETS AT ORANGE
(S AN BKRXARDIXO COt NTY) PROFESSOR W. D. BAKER LEAVES FOR ARIZONA
ISAXTA HARBAUA CO! TY) FIRE DESTROYS LARGE QUANTITY OF GRAIN
(9A. BKRXARDIXO COtXTV) REDLANDS PASTOK HAS HIS TRIALS Crashing Bed and an Earthquake Disturb Slumber Mexican's Reminder of Southern Re- Anniversary of Independence—Resort Changes Hands—lnjunction Served on Hater Company
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) PERSONAL AND SOCIETY EVENTS AT ESCONDIDO
(RIVERSIDE COI'.XTV) AUSTRALIANS VISIT RIVERSIDE ORCHARDS
(SAX LI IS OBISI'O COI XTY) SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC FIREMAN
(RIVERSIDE COI'.XTY) BOTTLED BEER FALLS IN PRICE AT CORONA
(SAXTA BARBARA COt NTY) TAX RATE FIXED FOR SANTA BARBARA
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MINEOLA ARRIVES AT SANTA MONICA
(SAX UUH VIRDIXO fOI'XTY) STRIKE AT THE SANTA EE SHOPS Thirty Boilermakers Refuse to Go to Work Trouble Arise* From the Fact Tint Two of the Men Ire Denied Their Time Blocks. BelnK Accused of Idling—Crasy Mnn Causes a Flurry
(LOS ANGELES t'OI.NTY) LONG BEACH OFFICERS COUNT RAILROAD TIES Tliey Hntc n Theory Tliut Keniplry'a May llnve Keen Dropped From a ltuilroiul Car
(I,OS ANUKI.K* COI T) YOUNG JOSEPH P. KING IS DEAD AT WHITHER
ioiianue roi XTV) EASTERNERS ASK OF ORANGE COUNTY Sailor Holmes is Located in Tacotna SrrlouH Hdkk) Accident to Mr. iiiml Mrs. John S. Boihl-Two Attorney* lime llll*lnc** 4|ni»rrcl That Coats One Ten llollnrn for llnttery
The Favorite Line East
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NEWS OF PASADENA IN MEMOTY OF THE i'UESIDKNT Pasadena Completes Plans for Services Ceremony la lo Include a Mnilcnl Prouram, nnd Cirniid Army .Men and Company I Will He In Attendance. Council Adopt" Resolution*
PARDONING POWER IS NOT DESIRED Governors Who Hold It Solely Wish They Did Not ran)', Majbr, to I'nrdou, llnrcl to Ilcfuae—-One Woman Hub lleeii Twenty Year* Appealing to Uuvernora to liflroae Her 8011 From Priaon
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL CHARGED WITH DISLOYALTY Policeman Alatuskiwiz Is Suspended Commission Hears AflUavits of Witnesses ll Is < Ini med Tlint Ui<> lllnrronl I Itcrcd Sedition* Itemnrk* Coiicrrn'"K I'utc of I'rfNlilonl-l'ollcc llonrd I Ordern lII* SunpeiiNlon Pending n llrnrlng lo Yaki> I'lncc Mcxt Week
POLICE BOARD HOLDS A SHORT SESSION
Pencil Factory llurneil
Police
BREAD DYSPEPSIA Ths Digesting Element Left Out
SUES TO RECOVER HIS OIL STOCK Oakland Man Claims He Sold W hen Misinformed J. 11. T. Wnlkiimuli Alleges That Wllen 111 and lariiormit of lis ii|»e He Sold fur i»l i.imxi Ml tick Which Wn« lli'ully Worn llir Sum of 9.14,01M1
DELAY IS CAUSED BY STEEL STRIKE ImpoftNlhlc to Start Work on Inter-I rlian llond Owlnu to l<a«*L of Ma t<» rial
ovel Wayof PnninhinK Potty Tliief
COURT BRIEFS
WORN BY PASSING COINS Ol»Je<*t IjCrsoii Offered l»y Ticket Window I.CIIKIN
MYSTERY OF 17,000 CANS I Infillnntl VomiK >ln»'a Prize nt n Snltnge Auction Sate
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
FIRI«.L NOTK R
MANY REGISTER AT THE HIGH SCHOOL Large Number Are From Places Outside the County The Greek Class In the Hl*, torj of the Institution lias Been Unrolled—Additional Pnpll. Enter the l.oner Grade.—Reports Today
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TOMORROW WILL BE A DAY OF GENERAL MOURNING
GERMAN TARIFF BILL Proponed Duties Dlicnued by Pru»- lUn Milliliter of Commerce
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION VlKltorM From thcEiut Will Proluilily Kunilier Three 'Fllou*nh<l
OHcar's Invitation to Edward
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HOW CABEAGA FIELD WAS FOUND BY BEMABKABLE SAND CBOPPING Description ot Country and Prediction of Strike Made by Herald Oil Reporter Many Months Ago
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEWHALL FIELD
OIL FUEL SPREADING
PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION Agreement Reached Last Evening; to Amend Contract
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf i Iv* MINING f! •oooooooooooooooooooooooo# ;
Metal Markets
BORAX PRODUCTION Vant Increase In Production With Steadily Declining nine
CZAR'S JOURNEY German I'rem Com men t* on ( oiiwijiifiicon of Ifin inlt
S PUBLIC RECORDS 1
Mortgage*
Notice* of Completion
Marginal Sollnfliction*
Building Permit®
SIPERIOR COIHT Xew Actions
CIRCUS OPENS ITS • SEASON THIS AFTERNOON What Wilt Be Hern t aider the Ills Testa and la the Parade of This tloenlns
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ACTIVE BIDDING STEADIES STOCKS Desire Manifest to Take Profits in the Opening Mnrkcl Became Emlrr Dnrlni Period of Iti'Hcllon—St. Paul Spurted, I'nll-I>i (K tlie Market /imird-Boaili Huled Active—Call Money Lower
FINANCIAL REVIEW Uonej In Loenl Market mid World s llniikliitf Summitry
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS
Nrn York Bonds
Iloaten Stocks and Donds
I.OS AXGELES SECURITIES
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
California fruits HOME ANIJ AlißOAli
PrnltM In *Frisco
Dried Fruits Firm
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COAST SHIPPING
INGENIOUS MANNER OF SECURING NEW CLOTHES lYllliain A. Hums, Jr.'a, Fertile limiyr-Initllon tiot film a Suit but Kept Him Not Out of Jnll
Reformed
JOTTINGS
Irowfl, the Jburaa:a Mai
FROST HAS NIPPED CORN Effect of Uaniajie Causes Lively Speculative Gossip Report on Visible Is Less Than Anticipated—Liverpool Cables Active H'hfat-Kxporta Small—Outs Moved la Sympathy With Other Cereals
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
ARE AWARDED THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL The Herrons Make a Hit at Sacramento Struck a Bountiful Water Supply at a Depth of Two Hundred Feet—The Company Kqnlpped Drilling: Plant an ltd Exhibit at the State Fair
I HIGHLAND PARK S * CK>O OOOO*
SANTA FE ROUTE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. RAILWAY COMPANY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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MAY HAVE A COFFEE-HOUSE Old-Fashioned Inn Is Proposed Institution to Be Set Afoot by l Entieavorers Would Be Incorporated Like a Social Club or Association aud He Operated on Basineai Principles and Not on Kelltfious Sentiment* Although Inspired by tbe Latter
IN SOCIETY
Ncbel-llorKiiiL
otcK<in«l Persona In
CHILDREN HAVE SAVED MANY OF_THEIR PENNIES Report Shirni That Several Hundred Account* Have Been Opened. I.arKe Amount Deposited
COMPROMISE SUITS LOCAL JOBBERS Wholesalers Look for Large Field of Action Members of the Association, It Is Pointed Oat, Will Feel Encon rafted to Seek Additional I rndt* Advantnit**!
Stuck Owner Fatally Hurt
WHAT IS IT? People Are Anxious to Know What "Cupidene" Is
WHITE COMMITTEE 'ASKS FOR MODELS Prepares Specifications for the Bronze Statue Loading Artists Are Called I'jion for llidn for n Monament to Be Erected in ( onrt House Yurd mid Placed on a tirnnlte or Marble llase
CATHOLIC LADIES' AID Poni'tecntli Annual Se**lon of Grand ( ouncll lieKinn
Sixteen-Venr-Ohl Ciirl >li<tNiiic
EXPULSION FOR BRITISH AGENTS General Hwrhes Punishes Men Aiding Filipinos Operation May He Performed on Fun-Hton, AVho In In Hospital—Attninalclo ReKrcti Death of McKltiley. Mfilal h SiiKuesteil for llu/f.u rcl
To Supprea* Outlawry
MANY WRECKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN Much Damage 13 Caused by the Recent Gales Storm Signals Are Sent Out l»y the Government "Weather Bureau, hot Many Hunts I)lHrcK»nl These and Wrecks anil Mishap* Are the lt<*sult
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