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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 13, 14 October 1901
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FRANK A. GIBSON IS CLAIMED BY DEATH WAS A WELL BELOVED CITIZEN Illness of Only a Few Days Proves Fatal—Widow, Son, Three Sisters and Many Friends Survive Him—Funeral Plans
THE MOKxNINU S NEWS
FOREIGN
FIRE DESTROYS BUSINESS j SECTION OF LOS (JATOS FLAMES SWEEP OVER FOUR ACRES (Dozen Blocks, Factories, Church, Livery Stables and Several Dwelling Houses Consumed in an Hour-—Firemen Powerless—Explosions and Accidents
FOREST FIRES STILL SPREAD| | Immense Damage Done | Salinas Region | Flames in Clnlla Canyon Defy All, Attempts at Control j Irgrnt WrMNRf Sent for Help (nSm I Timber on Pacific Improvement Company** Property—ITwelvfrHnndre«l Acre* of Feed Destroyed Xear ! Xatlvldad—Wild Animal* Flee
MONTEREY ENDANGERED Fin in en Iteach a Point Within Haifa Mile of the Old Town
Toast Shipping;
BREAK IN COPPER COSTS SEVEN MILLIONS
BALLOON VOYAGE BY I)K LA VADX Attempt Made to Direct Flight Across Mediterranean ilcsult Expected to Determine Feasibility- of I'se of Balloons Between France, Coralca and Algiers in Time of War—Sews 1>» Pigeons
Mar«i«iiM 11<» «ii lo WnnliliiKtnn
ENGLISHMEN COME TO LEARN RAILROADING
| BIG RESERVOIR j BURSTS BANKS East Liverpool, Ohio, Swept by Flood I Two Score People Have Narrow j Escape From Drowning I I i i Embankment Gave Wny unit Ten Mtl- I lion Gallon* of Water Poor Down n •' ! Hillalde tpon Reaidence and Mann- ' factnrina Property — Railroad Traffic fa Badly Blocked by Debris ;
SEASON'S SEAL CATCH Steamer Qneeu City RriiiKd of Sticce«i«fnl training
THREE NEW GUSHERS Mure Well* on Spindle Top, Texaa, Add to List of Sponter*
MAN'S BRUTAL ASSAULT ON WIFE ANI) STEP-CHILD SAD ATTEMPT TO SAVE MAMA Second Matrimonial Experience of the Widow of Harry Agnew, Hawaiian Planter and San Jose Stock Owner
TWO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED BY DISASTROUS BOILER EXPLOSION
CARLIST ARRESTED Procession Hooted When Lenvlns a Church In Spnin
LODGE SEES ROOSEVELT rrculdent and Family Attend Service* at Different Churclien
LORD SHOLTO DOUGLASS AND FAMILY IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
CKOWE LAYS DOWN TEEMS Will Surrender, but Only on Conditions Demands Freedom Until Alter His Trial by Jury Alleged Kidnaper of Eddie Ind■br Write* I.nnft i.etter to Chief of Police Donahue of Omaha. In Which lie I>cHc» Detective*, But Will Stand Trial if Aminred Justice
Crowe Wim In frioa
DEATHS OF THE DAY
1 nnkinu Wnrren
THREE BOYS SHOT BY COLORADO RANCHMAN §
FIFTY BURGLARIES CHARGED TO A TRIO
NO NEW CARDINALS American Prelate* >ot to De Honored Durtnjt Life of (flbbons
CUBA'S FOREIGN TRADE Import* and Export* Steadily Increa*iiifr With Germany
SERMON RAISES MONEY
TAMMANY THREATENS TO EXPOSE MARK TWAIN AS A COLONIZER
ALASKAN BOAT RUNS ASHORE Accident to Sister Ship of Islander Grounds on Inlet at Entrance to Sabine Strait Officials Hoar Steamer Is Total Loss* ->o Panic Kiirucs Anionic the Passengers—Aid at Once Dispatched From Victoria and Vancouver. Wreck Occurs During Dense Fog
NO NEWS OF MISS STONE American Missionary Js Still Held Captive l nifetl Stales Consul Opposed to lament o( Uimsom Unite* tr; Ho IluloB » Oxurroon i»pttram< WooU Mr KataldUM • ait TlilNki IIrr llela»«a» («n P«* »•- nirfil lit I'rnpfr Kfnri la (Mhrr lit* lUtil/, Uonrm
MAN AND WOMAN STONED TO DEATH
SHOOTING AT A DEL A MAR DANCE George Matthews Receives a Shot That May Prove Fatal Called Ontalde by- Jack Hadly With Whom lie Had Forbidden Hl» Wife to Dnnee and *hot Without a Word of WarnluK Directly Over Heart
DUKE AND DUCHESS Hoynl Couple Fa an Unlet Day at Maiffurn-on-tlM'-Lnke
8 SAN JOSE LABORER o IS FATALLY STABBED §
DRILL WOEK EMPHASIZED General Merriam Makes Annual Report Favors Change in Equipment ol Cavalry Troops Bits ow In I ne Condemned tin Cruel to Yonnir florae*—l-ln In rKed Caliber Revolver Ailvoeated—Voutlii In tier Tirrnlj- Tear*, With Few Kieeptlom, In tit for Active Cainpalirnß
FATHEft AND SON DIE IN COKE PIT Juniataville, Pennsylvania, Scene of Mine Fatality Jainon Cillleland, Eleven Veara Old, Overeome by Illack Damp untl Tlrother nnil Father Give Their Livea in Futile Attempt at Reacue
ARCHDUCHESS ELIZABETH Daughter of < rotvn Prince Rudolph to Slurry I'rincc Otto
LIST OF AMERICANS WOUNDED * IN THE FIGHT AT BALINGAGA
MARKET FOR FURS AT DAWSON CITY Industry Yields a Large Annual Revenue l'ally Forty Thousand Pelts Shipped Annnally to London and ew York. Thin Year's Prices Show Increase on Bear, Ucnvcr, Otter mid Mink
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INSURGENTS ARE ACTIVE Officer Sentenced to Be Hanged Police at Hunaiia Disarmed and Placed Under Arrest Feeling Among; Fili|»ino«t nl Ktlllnit »f Native by Amcrlcnn Soluler. Statement of t'unffrfiamaii Week* ItUni*(lliiu ( liurni'trr and I'wnnlVill-Itlea of .>nthm Crltlelafd
HUNT FOR HORSES Ranchers in .%«.„• j|r,|p« Have alienera I Hon nd-l p
RIOT FROM STRIKE Street t'n r Mfii Injure Two I'lornitrra Wltli llrokcii (ilunm
Emperor William Not rrvom
LEADERS OF UNION GET ENCOURAGEMENT
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PRISONERS l'ost (iuard Houses Overcrowded in Department of Lakes Deserter* Inereane With. More Hlipid IteeraltlnK- Advantage* In Concealment of AbNcoiidlnir Soldier* l.emiened by the l<arj(er IteuardN
SUPREMEJCOURT The Fall Sennioti In to Begin on October I I
AFGHANS AROUND CABUL Special (tnaril Appointed for Kach K tiro pen 11 in the City
Chtnn'H llonri for Indrmnltr
CAPTAIN, WIFE AND CHILDREN LACK WATER ON DESERT ISLAND
STRANGERS IN THEJMJLPITS San Francisco Churches Well Filled Bishop Satterlee's Morning Sermon at Trinity Pontifical I ent men tn, Mitre ami 4 Imanlile of C l«»f Ii »f <>old Worn at llijili Ma»» In t'lnireli ol' Advent l».v It lit lit Rev. K. W. Taylor, Himhop t oadjutor of (|nlnr), lll.—Other Service#
FIGURES ON THE NEW WHEAT CROP Three Most Important Estimates Give It as Larger World'* Production Stated by Hun* ftinriHn Report at -.071,iMi0,000 llunheln, by Reerhohm Lint nt J4.711,600,- 000, nnd Larger hy Another
CROPSJN_RUSSIA Meteroloft lcii I Coinlltlona Hnrdly Ever So I nfnvoralile
TEN MILLIONDOLLARLOAN New Jrrnpj 7,1n«- Company Eiplnin* •« Which It Will Be Put
SpnnlMli War l-hponiPH
ILLINOIS BANK IS LOOTED BY ROBBERS
PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS Delegate*! lOnJoy If OMfilta lit y of St. IjOiilm Hiironte to Mexico
OUTLAWS KILL AN ARIZONA RANGER Battle Fought on Black River, in Graham County (iniiff Make* It* Knenpe llendina Southward and Hanger* From %aeo Start to Intercept the Knaitlvea—Klcli tiold Strike nt Octave
OCTAVE MOTHER LOI)K FOl NO Arizona Miner .Milken Dineovery of lin meiiNely Hleli tire
ratrrnon Italian* Ilim-linrKod
Train Miuikl<-» Snnta Clara noy
Pennlona Incrrnncil nml Crnutcd
LOBENZO SNOW LAID AT REST Last Tributes Paid by Mormon Church Impressive, Ceremonies at Salt J,ake Tabernacle Combined < li«»Ir of Five lluntlrril Volco* KcndcrN Nhiiilmth lletueen by Prominent liciidcm of Igniter llav SaintM— Mounter Funeral I'roeeNNion to tlie Train
NEWS FROM THE KLONDIKE ICi<*lt Fincln on f'nmllc Creek nnd on n Creek It r |iort<-<i
LONG SEPARATED FAMILY REUNITED Six Members Greet Each Other After Forty Years .loneph ClianiT»erlain oTshntu Rnrharn Participate* in Happyl He union at Anatiii, a Chicago Siibnrli-MceUiiK llranftlit About hy Stranger
Advance In Wirele*» Tclenrupliy
Turk* Attack French Vice Consul
All From u Street Lamp
Monument* In llcrlln
« 000<>0000<>0<><><>00<>00<>000<>0<>0 000000000000000 OOOOOOOOOO# § LIBERAL POLICY EXPECTED IN § f CONGRESS FOR AMERICAN NAVY Z r ' i
METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH ADJOURNS Appointments Made for Southern California DelouatcM rt' Elected to tieneral Conference to Be Held Next May in Dnllam, Texna—'Teacher* Are Granted lira miliar Grade Certificate*
WHOOP! SAID MR. SMITH I iiciilciitH ot it Table tl'lfote Which Taxnl tlie Proprietor'* Aerves
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STILL AJiOTHER GAME IS WON Kedleo's Take Thirteen Inning Contest Battery of Both Teams Hit Hani and Very Free Klhm Piny* n Sensational Game at Flrif and Smanlien the Bull Hard. Outfielders Have Many i hance*. Four Thousand Spectator* Nee tlie Bent Game of the Season
NORTHERN CLUBS SPLIT EVEN ON THE DAY
BASEBALL KOTES
BIULLIANT GAME AT FIESTA PARK Ciiliiornias Take Final Contest ot t he Series Time anil Again the Score Is I'lcd and ii Batting Bally in the Klghth Inning Set lied the Score—Moore Boys Pitch Well for Winners
MINOR GAVIES
Snn Jose n Winner
CALIFORNIA P'JPPY SURPRISES ST. LOUIS
ORGANIZING THE YACHT CLUB AT TERMINAL
Columbian Tnrui'l Itecoril
FOUR U. C. ATHLETES WHO WILL GO TO MOTT HAVEN
"BASEBALL AS IS BASEBALL" Spectacular Game at the Big Park "l ps" Won a Thrilling Contest From the "Downs" All the Participants In the lire at (■nine of the Printers and l£niffravers Against the Pressmen and Stereotypers Will Know Today That They Have Played the Game
| WHY THE HACINCT l I MEETING FIZZLED t
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BASKET BALL SEASON WILL SOON BE OPEN
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LOS ANGELAS HAS | PUBLIC GOLF LINKS| oooooooooooocooooooooopc#
BIG CROWD ATTENDS THE COURSING MATCH
GOOD SCORES MADE AT ROUND HILL RANGE
Little Sister Take* It All
PINAFORE MUSICIANS TUMBLE OVERBOARD Conductor an<l a Nololhl Forget Vfk■fl'l Kraut)' anil Lraii Agalnit the' Kail
SIMCHAS TOR AH IS CELEBRATED Congregation Beth Is real Gives a Grand Ball Festival In Attended l»y Over Five Hundred Persons and the Proceeds Will lie Devoted to the Fund for .e*v Synanngne on Olive Street
INCREASED ACREAGE FOR SUGAR BEETS Robert Oxnard Reports a Fine Season I'armi-rn Art- IlritliinlnK lo Find Thai the l'rofit of Bfrl Cultnrr In (.renter Than They Inn Kenllate From the Cultivation of l.lmn llenns
NAVAL BARRACKS NEEDED Adinirnt < rnivnlnalilclil Advlnea Their I In lliterpftt off Snilnra
ANARCHISTS AT RIO A.kaulnatlnn »( Brazil's President May Have Been Intended
PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortgage*
HonestfiMlt
Marortaal SatUfactlon* . i i
Attachment! I
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Notlcfi of Completion
SLFERIOR CO CRT New Action*
TOW.YSNIP COIBT Kew Actions
Untitling; Permit*
JOTTINGS
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SETTLING THE SOUTHERN QUESTION
BISHOP POTTER ON uAEJOR
ENFORCE THE LAW; THAT'S ALU
PACIFIC RAILWAY RUMORS
BRITAIN'S TRADE BALANCE
FRANK A. GIBSON
■wsji* rara a/s isisisjnißEifliß omhhshib sasi J Snap Sk.ts 'j fjsp sfßne/sf&MSiQi1 iiigj a®j
MINSTRELSY AND COMEDY West's Famous Minstrels Present a Lively Program at the Los Angeles—lnteresting Work of J. R. Amory and Others of the Frawley Co. in "His Wife's Father" at Bur bank
and Creditor
IN THK rt BLIC eve
Her Gentle Hint Lost on Him
Betrayed Themselves
Burns In Books
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
SPEAKS ON SUBJECT OF DYNAMICS OF SOCIALISM J. S. Roche AddrrNNeH a I.nrjre mid In – trrentrd Audience nt W oodmeu'M llntl
Notice to Tax Payers
STILL WRAPPED IN HEAVY FOG Bo wen's Ordinance Yet Unknown Ha.s Not. Been Seen by Any of the Police Hcstaurnut Liquor License Ordinance Which Went Into Effect Last Thursday Has Failed to Ileach Those Whose Duty It fs to See Thai It Is Strictly Observed
A Robber, op Afrnld of One?
OLIVE GROWERS SEEK TO COMBINE A (teneral Meet in«r Is Called for Next Thursday It In Bxpected That When an Organisation In Rffectcd Step* Can He Perfected to Force I p the Price ttow Remarkably Low
*oted Divine Coming
REHEARSAL SATISFACTORY Prospects of Baengerfest Are Bright Noted Soloist Has Been for the Occasion Director Thomas ?* Soon to Take a Trip to Surrounding Cities and Towns and the Final Rehearsal W ill He Hel4 Next Sunday—lt Will Be a otablc Musical Affair
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Will Cure Catarrh
CONVENTION HALL PROJECT IS TO BE ABANDONED FOR THE TIME BEING
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« ... THE WEATHER
CONVENIENCE FOR STOCK DROVERS Public Watering Troughs on the Santa Maria Koad I Nnnln llnrltarn llonrd of Snprnltor, Sink* n Srrlra or Wells In Almont rlil llprloo—'The Benn Crop Moves Slowly—n nituft Uclnj ■ Thrr.heri
SHIPPING MOVEMENT AT PORT SAN PEDRO
Tho Favorite Line East
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OP PASADEi BREAKNECK RACE FOR THE POLICE Pasadena Colored Men Have War and Seek Warrants ! John McCalntiKhllii Flren a t on pie of ! Shot* at Hold ml McCoy and Then llotli Men Milken Wild lln>tli to Tell Their Troublen to a Polieeiniin I I
(ORAXUK COUNTY) EXCURSION GETS LITTLE WELCOME Descends on Santa Ana Without Previous Notice
UWTA BARBARA COI'XTV) METHODIST BISHOPS TO VISIT SANTA BARBARA
(SAN llKit!A HDI.XO COUNTY) FORCE OF FOREST RANGERS LESSENED San Bernardino Mountains Little Troubled With Fires Out of Twelve Iteporlcd l)nl> One, on Deer ( reek, Attained Any I'ropor-I Ion*—l»la n to l*ro|i:iKnte IMne Treen—lt uunway Hoy Citfc* to Police
(SAX LllS OBISPO CO! >TV) INSANT DEATH BY FALL O.N STEAMER Accident to Sixteen-Year-Old Boy at Port Harford
(SAN BCIt V A ItDI NO (Ol XTV) REDLANDSCOUNTRY CLUB MAKES PLANS Extensive Improvements Under Contemplation Board of Director** In Elected—Orange Grower*' Aanociatlon Hold* Adjourned Meeting and Ximen Officer* and Directory for Kn*uitiK Year
(LOS AXCiULES COt XTY) NEWS AND PERSONALS CF SANTA MONICA
(Los ;i;i.i;s tot XTV) CALVIN FACES A SERIOUS CHARGE A Lone I'eacli Man Is Accused of Opening: Another's Mail linn a Preliminary Henrlnu: and Trial I* S»'t for TliiirMila> Morninic Before J nut lee Hall—-l.iqnor Cane Before Jndge So % erelit ii Till* MornliiK
(l.os ANGELES cot STY) NEWS MENTION OF POMONA COLLEGE
(ORANGES COUNTY) MRS. JOHN EASTWOOD DIES AT ORANGE
(RIVEItSIUE: COIVTY) FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OF INTERSCHOLASTIC TEAMS
(OH V.MiE COL MTV> ANAHEIM PERSONALS ■ OF PASSING INTEREST
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MADNESS AND MOONSHINE Words of an Episcopal Rector Dr. Dowling Says a lirol tier Is Panic Stricken Drclarcn lie Will Leave HU Defense From hu Attack to Ml* ConKPrKation —I r*es His People to Speak the Truth Fearlessly anil Without Equivocal ion—Close ■ Controversy
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ANOTHER SIDE OF DEPEWS LIFE!
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