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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 37, 7 November 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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DEATH COMES TO EARL LI, CHINA'S STATESMAN WELCOME RELIEF FROM PAIh Wife, 8011s and Daughter Are Present at the End, Which Follows a Gradual Hopeless Sinking
r.tMERICA LITTLE % PPKfTRn The Death of Kiirl 1.1 Will Wot Involve Trade Treat ion
STATESMAN WAS OF HUMBLE ORIGIN
THE MORNING'S NEWS
EASTER STATI2S
FORKIGN ,
P ACIFIC CO AST
LOCAL
LIBERALS REPORTED TO HAVE CAPTURED CITY OF PANAMA
CHAMBERLAIN DENOUNCED German* Protest nt Reflection* in Hln K«llnl»iirgli Speech
WEDDING OF MAJOR GENERAL CORBIN AND MISS PATTEN IS CELEBRATED
RESULTS OFTHE ELECTIONS SUCCESS OF THE IN lON LABOR PARTY New Factor in Politics in California tSclniiitz Makes Statement as to His Intentions Dim* In re* 'I'liat C npitiil Musi IV «• Protorteil nm Well mm Labor, nud It In Ilia I*liiit to *nn l-'rnncinco ii (iooil, • on nor* n i i e<■«»> ernnient nnil Inventor** eeil Not Feur
DEFEAT FOR THE FORCES OF TAMMANY Many Congratulations for Mr. Low Plan to Reorganize Democratic Party Former Senator Cantor Favor*, if Ncci'Niarj. Revocation of Tainmnn.v'n lit arter—The Superintendent of Flection* Declare* There Were Ten TliotiNand Illegal Votes f ant
I.ONI)o COMMENT Low Is lljßitly Congratulated nnil Tainmanjr U(-iiouim<-<1
REPUBLICANS CARRY OHIO SWEEPINGLY National Issues Are the Important Factor Pluralities Break All Former "Oft' Year" Records Tlic Democrat*' Only Stronghold* Are here Local iNHiien Wore Made the Paramount l-'enture of f nmpalKn, >anli Carrion the State by Over <mm» Plurality Over Kllhourne
Hamilton t'onuty Vote
In Cayaliofta Connty
MARYLAND Resnli in I.en Imlh ii r ("on test lmost 1 HpnralleTptl
COLORADO Krpnblicnn* Win. In >!<•»« Conn«le» Except Arapnhne
NEBRASKA FmtonUt Chairman t'onccilra Klrrtlon of Spilnwlok
UTAH Entire Republican Ticket Elected in Salt Lake City
SOUTH DAKOTA The Republicans Win In Mont District Judgrs Elect hum
PENNSYLVANIA Returns Sbosr I.a rife Pluralities for Harris and Potter
MASSACHUSETTS Governor Crane'* Plural Ity Is Over Seventy Thousand
RHODE ISLAND Gregory !• F.lected Governor by a Decrenned Plurality
MISSISSIPPI Returnh re Received From Fifty-One 1 onn 11 e »
lOWA Ropnhllean < andidnfe for Governor fin?* Enormous Plurality
VIRGINIA Democrat* Have Overwhelming Majority in I.eKlMlatnre
NEW JERSEY The Revised Return* Show Murphy In Fleeted Governor
KENTUCKY l.arxe Democratic Majority in General Anne in l>ly
Lofct Rarite.s Found
Jo Study American Method*
Rti«%in liprcKßfM II»»r oio n
Whaler* rrive I'rom North
Cement U orkn Bitniprl
llokhii to Ride in California
' FIGHT BETWEEN RAILROAD MEN Four A re Reported Killed in New Mexico ' Forces of Rival Lines Said to Have Clashed ; Kews of the Reported Rattle Is Received From Alamu Gordo, but Is i Not Confirmed by Railroad Men In EI Paso— Rltter Feeling Between Sonthern Pacific and Rlsbee Road
HnrlliiKton Stockholder* Meet
XORTHVKSTKII % TAGI,K Main Point k in Settlement %re A a reed 1 |>01l
Suicide in Lake Mirli j^nn
New Presidential Pom tof flee*
RANCIIKRS REAR SAN ,lOSE ORGANIZE TO EXTERMINATE MOUNTAIN I,IONS
SONOKA NEWLY ARMED, RESUME HOSTILITIES IN MEXICO
SUCCESS OF THE UNION LABOR PARTY
Chineftc Woman Fights Efclnnlon
FRENCH SQUADRON | LIES OFF MITYLENE Admiral Cailliaril Has Ntt Vet Effected Landing Porte Send* >ote to M. Ilaptne at Con-Ntanttnoplc Kmbod)lntf Certain Decision* of Tiirlciwh Oovcrniiicn I Keftardlnjy the <*uh>-'* DiMctiltie*
Note From the Porte
TO CI RE A COLD I. O.E DAY
Allotted Swindler Cnptnrcd t
, Sautoii-Uaniont CJcneroun
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POWERFUL PLEA BY MB. RAYNER Brilliant Peroration by Schley's Attorney Dewey Congratulates Admiral ami His Counsel Audience 1> Spellbound by (lie Eloquent Speech of Mr. Rayner, the Meiubera of (he Court Are Visibly Moved, nnd Tears Are Brought to the K) v« of Adualrnl Schley Himself
Hold-Ip Man iTllled
GRISLY FIND OF CADAVERS Eight Human Bodies in Freight Crates lJaeka<re Marked as Second lland Laundry Machinery Were to Be Shipped l-'rom Chlfago to Braabrar, Mo., for Purposes of 131*— •eet lon—l'ollee Look for Shipper* Who Can Only lie Cliamed With io In I ion of l.uw ItcKM r«l in k Shipping
ORDER GIVEN FOR MOVING OF TROOPS Four Infantry Regiments in the Philippines to Return Three Sqnadrnnn of Rleventh Cavalry to Sail for Manila by the Middle of .fannary and Three Battalion* of Infantry by the Ifitli of Decern lie r WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. Th«* order of the war department for transferring troops from the I'nitetf States to the Philippines, and from the Philippines to the United States was published today.
BERMUDEZ RECALLED MciiraK'ian Prfnlilfnl Order* Home I.eicntion Secretary
Gunboat Movements
K. S. Stokes' WMI Filed
JEFFRIES DOES RAPID WORK Champion Has Remarkable Endurance Cuts Out Swiit J ace for His Sparrirsr Partners Huh lin Hun the t tiuont Con tide uee in ifin Ability to Defeat the Hlg Boiler uiukrr, and llob Already Made A r raiißenien tM to Have a l*lny Written in Which He Will Mar
ft tilt li n In Confident
HEAR ARBITRATION PROJECT SECRETLY
CONSIDINE ON TRIAL F'lr»t WHne»» for glair In Nnrdrr of Seanle Chief of Poller
Kleetlnna in Berlin
Jnpan to liiMtifnte Economioi
FISHING BOATS CAPSIZED Tito I.lvcn re Lost on I lie Jersey Count
Hunk to neMuiue>
Rn nk < lintiKt'i Hand*
Co run ii do Jury l)i Mil green
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FIND WOMAN IN THE CASE St. Louis Police Make an Important Capture Clianjo Is 15ased on the Great Northern Express Robbery Mrs. LUlle Hose Taken Info Custody at the Laclede Hotel %ltli a Satchel Stuffed With Notes of the 15ank of llelenu-WaH a Companion of the Suspect Arrested L:i*t Mjilit
Arkiinaia llnnk Looted
SUES BAKERS' UNION William Wcbcr Claims Conspiracy to Keep lllm From Working
INSURANCE AGENTS MEET mmplalnt Wmlf Over Method* Ht Stockton
NEW WITNESS IN THE NOME CASES Prosecution Puts Captain John Mercer on the Stand rot-uter Chief Deputy Marnlinl t'nder Yawter Tell* of Conversation* With Front Over Employment of Uctectivc# to Yntcli Attorney®
HULIN'S PROPOSITION President of Panama (anal < ompany Maken Offer
I AGED PARALYTIC DIES OF STARVATION
BULLER POSES AS A VICTIM Threatens Retaliation by Telling Truth Will Reveal Secret History of the Jameson Raid The Wnr Office Expertrd to Anticipate Parliamentary Discussion by Publlalilnu: Ksact Teat of the Famous « olenso Mean a ire—Canada's Offer of < n nlr> to He Accepted b> Kiigluua
ENGLAND STILL IS FOG BOUND Busy Ports Congested With j Delayed Shipping Storien of Uentruetlon of Truffle Continue to He Meeelt oil—Severest Colli in Yearn nt This SenKOll l« F.iperieneed All t>»er the Country
CUBAN IMPORTS DECREASE < onipitrutiv«' Statement Iwsnei! for Kli'vcn Moiitli* of 1!M)| iiiml IJMMI
I-: 11 ic>ll ll< lil for Trifil
( attle Thief ( uplurod
. i itriii-Kie Decline* Hit runrlcf
PROSPECTS FOR EARLY RELEASE Miss Stone and Companion Are Both Well Monastery nt Soflit Is Searched n'ud Some of (he Monks Are Arrested on t linrKe °f Complicity in Abduction of the Missionary
Monastery nt Soßin Scorched
In lliilisariaii Territory
I)leLinnoii lln« Letter From Captive
COLLIERY STRIKE ORDERED 7'hc Tempi.- Iron toiuiianj i 11 Trouble With lis Workmen
Federal < onrt Open* nt Fresno
Stockton Wuitiun Mlnkliik
Turned on the (idM
TEN PERISH IN THEATER FIRE Sleepers Hemmed in by the Flames Suddenness of Blaze Shuts Off Avenues of Safety Klondike Building fit llnrler.Wli., Is Turned Into Veritable Death Trap toy the lfisploslon of an Oil Stove—A Woman Thrown Ont of Third-Story Window Escapes With Herlilfe
ATLANTA THEATER DESTROYED I'layhonne n Total l-oni but No 1* ntrclitlen Recorded
Twine Work* Burned
DEATHS OF THE DAY Anthony EicikfiofT
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION The Executive Committee Hold* First Meeting I" Cleveland
REHEARING R3R CARTER Government .**uren I'rlmmer of Review of All Evidence
FRIGHTENED! The Agony Endured by Nervous Women.
IIIlot? l»y S*vil<*li KnKine
Gold From Anntrnlla
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OCCIDENTAL ! TEAM WINS St. Vincent Loses Her Recent Laurels (lagged Team Work 011 the Defensive to Islame ft. Vlneeut Eleven In Ilndly Drniornl-Imed—Cromwi'll, llnxaln. Dane and Tliomimon >1 Star I'layn—Both TraiiiM Have Srciirnl Conclioi—Tlae Seore 33 to 5 for the Occidental#
DRIVING CLUB DECIDES TO LEASE RACE TRACK
Allien* Dock Anchored
OUTSIDERS IN THE RUNNING Long Shots Take Purses at Oakland 1 Ulendenning, in Futurity, Only Winning Favorite t'loalnic Krrnt Cioea to • T«enty-to-One IMnter by a Sowe Over I.laelln In a lllire Mnrreil by Accident*—'Tower or Camllea, Heavily I'lajeil, Lamia Ontalilc the Money—OtherTraeka
Lakeside Snnimarles
Lntonia Rnnlti
IMPERIALS WIN A CLOSELY-PLAYED GAME
I'rlneeton Oratory Fund
Wllfely Patent Sustained
iWHAI HE fLAYERS AEE DOING
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SIGNIFICANCE OF ELECTION RESULTS
A FRENCH MYSTERY
THE GRAND OPERA SEASON
SOME PRESSING NEEDS
THE ILL-OMENED TIMES
FRENCH FINESSE IN NICARAGUA
GX) W-A-Y BACK AMD SIT DOWN
Snap Shots n nr ra m rsi i -i r«i r i«11 si f si r?n r
Clectricity and llfaterpoivor in California
What Is "Lomaland" Like?
!Pungent !Points
Literary Curio*
Comparisons
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
STAR SHOWER IS EXPECTED Astronomer Looking for the Leonids Where They Come From and Why So Named fihowrm Have Fallen Every Thirty-Three Years Ml nee I and There Ar«» Tradition* of a Fall of Meteor* In 17tMI— luterest Felt by Local Astronomical Kntliualnst*
PERSONAL NOTES
Anirelenoft Abroad
AT THE HOTELS
Clawed by a Lion
Jumped on a Ten-Penny Nail
For McKliiley Memorial
A Trip to Mexico
Two Cars Collide
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FRATERNAL MASONS
MODERN WOODMEN
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
WOODMEN OF THEWORLD
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
BASEBALL MEN ARE EXPECTED
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING ON NORTH BROADWAY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IS SOLD The Property at Si*th and Hill Street* Brlnnn Over Se* ent>-Five Thousand Dollars
ENGINEERS WILL DINE DIRECTOR C. D. WALCOTT I*lciim it ii t ffnlr Will ll«* Held al Lcry'n in Ifonorof tin* l)l«»t Geuloifliit
FIRST ROUND OF THE RUBIDOUX GOLF TOURNEY
Wreek of I.<« <■(rondo Sold
BELIEVES IN reciprocity! But Would Not Injure California ■ Michigan Congressman Whose j Loyalty Is Divided W i 111 n tii Aldrn Kmltli il vooit ton He<*l|»roenl I'raid i* Trent lea 11 ml *|»en«»n of Tlielr 4dv«iitniON, bill H«y* They .>|n«t >ot He Mowed (o injure llie i Sngnr nnil Fruit I udiiNt r ien
I Clinnler 1m Shiic
SHE IMPERSONATED TWO PRINCESSES Mm. rm»tr»ii|i Tell* Women of Her M I**l onfi ry Work In I nil In
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(PASADENA) PASADENANS FAVOR BONDS Proposed Improvements Indorsed What Various Prominent Citizens Say of Movement. Ailillllonail Sulist'rlplloiis Hrrarpil to tbe Kuml for the Tonrnaim'nl of Honpn—tl|ieiilnn; of Hotel firrph Set for November HO— llnte off Wet liodlnt Church Oeiltrntlon Klini
W A LI) RON PLAYS HIS LAST CARD Filial Legal Bout Takes Place at Sacramento City Attorney Mn(hrwn €•«»«>■ Xorlli to I'rcHent the Municipality'* Malm* In the Application for <|no Warranto Proceedlnn* l»y W nldron
METROPOLITAN BAND TO GIVE_FREE CONCERTS Centrnl I*arl% to Be the Scene of Larger Ciatlierlurn Than Ever Before ou Siiimlk) n
I.nlior Hiirenn Report
A GIRL'S TALE With a Reason for Misleading the Father
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL MANY BRAVE MEN ON LIST Battle for Fitselelir's Place Is Oil Hoard May Name New Assistant Chief Friday %rcorilIiik lo Hnlf nf imt in Forp«« ( H|»(aill l.eniloil In Klllillnl to the II 011 ur—l*o I It I flu 11 n Tr> liik to Form 11 4'imihi un f lon to Srrure (lie Appoi 111 lui* 111 ol t»o(lii<r Man
REVENGE COMES TO HER IN AN UNEXPECTED WAY
COURT BRIEFS
MACNEIL LEFT A VALUABLE ESTATE Provision Made for His Mother and Relatives Mri. I.uul.m Marn.ll, the Widim, Ikcehe, One-liiilf of the I.arite Aniunnt Heiuillniliur, kiml One-Fourth lit I.eft to Kacb of Children
SEVERAL BROWNS ARE INVOLVED Saloon Keeper Sues Partner for an Accounting Snj* llroun .Number Tito Appropriated Firm Money to 112 m Own I *e. Countable (ieorgo Uruun Employed lie«'iiiinp of lIIm W illi* .ei|nn 1 nlnnee
POWERS WILL KEEP UP FIGHT Market Men in Council to Be Given No Ilest Figure* Tell the Story of How Money Hub Ileen Squandered la Support n Loilng Institution in the Shape of n Public Market
CITY HALL NOTES
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BiRTHS (T? orv. -S'. • • a-, v ,
DEATHS TO ....... 1 , . . V
non
DIED
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PREPARING TO MAKE A FIGHT Fruit Men Opposed to Reciprocity Declare Position in Resolutions Adopted Chamber of Commerce and Southern C alifornia Fruit Kxchnngc Place Theiuaelve* on Hecord Agaluat the Ramon Treaties, and OrKanlviatlons Endorse Action
SEEKING TO INDUCE MILLMEN TO QUIT
CHILD STUDY IS DISCUSSED i Meeting; of Federation of These Clubs Interestiuar Addresses Are Made by Many Speakers (•cuorul Line of Arganiciit Prenented In That tlae Widen! Possible tlon Should He Given to All Children an a Measure of Safety to the Republic—Federation Ad J on rim
OF SOCIAL INTEREST For Youiiic Married People
Birthday Party
Kelacn-Wliitfort?
Social Motcn
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Snnta Ann Woman'* Cl«l»
' Hominy After noon Club of Covin*
Itiverniile C'lnlis
I ii i versify 10 tliicitl CI nh
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OPERATORS AGAIN TPRNIM TO THE ALCALDE FIELD It Was Formerly Explored, but Water and Heaving Sand Caused a Suspension of Work at Shallow Depth
STOCK MARKET
GEOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES
A UNANIMOUS DECISION
KERN RIVER FIELD
THE WHITTIER FIELD
SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK i
MINING In mit Stoi'ki
PUBLIC EECORDS
Uortgiitfet
Attachments
Mlscel la neons
Xotlrc of Completion
IHarftlnnl SniUfnrllonn
StrERIOH COURT Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Action*
The Favorite Line East
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BOOM IN STOCKS FAB REACHING peals on a Scale of the Era During the Spring l»rfe Speculative Buying, Aided by Return of W. K. Vniiderbllt From Kurnpe to Participate In Northern el tie Settlement—Rly KarnlngH
FINANCIAL REVIEW Monof In Local Mnrkcti and World'* Banklnjr Snnuimry
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONOS I losing ol SceurlilcM la Luit New York aud Bnntoa
New York Bond*
Doatoo Stocks and Bonds
Los Aii||-e!e«i Banks
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGOS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
rrnlts In Son I'rnntheo
Dried Fruit* (Inlet
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
CEREALS SHOW MUCH STRENGTH Temporary Lull Caused by Bulls Taking Profits With Shorts Cohering, n Reaction at the t l(Mr Followed—llea* y it 11 > t«» Fill Orilem lfc»r Corn—Oats ( loned Active—Meat* W ere llull it ml Heavy
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CONSUMPTION Its Cause and Cure
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
JOTTI M(«S
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IMPRESARIO GRAU TALKS OF HIS OPERA COMPANY
IRRIGATION A PUBLIC WORK Government Alone Can Water the Deserts Undertaking Too a»t for Si a lev or Individuals Director of (irnlniiii'ii I ) »«l-cott AildroiJtp* < luimli«*r of i oniwrcf on Worl* «»f lli* llun-iiti hiiil Kodorne* the l'oHr» of Nalionnl I rri nation in the Vi»*t
TRAMPS ARE GATHERED IN BY WHOLESALE I HPiily Tough Spi'ciuionii .Mini rriwti liomStiit Kraneiseo Put in I li «• I i I y .1 ai I
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