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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 38, 8 November 1901
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Masthead
EARL LI'S DEATH LEAVES A lilG GAP Ohiua Will Find it Hard to Fill His Place J'o.stluiinoiis Honors (o Be Given the Statesman l ill I'rolinlily Ho ilvhim*i*il to the ■lank of >ln r«| ill*. Which Title Will Urarrnd In lII* Kl<l<*ml Sitr.—'l'ii He Uurlt'ii In th«* Collin Mr rnrricil Aronnd the Worlil Willi lllm
ni « hi.i:s iw.K 1v; The Mlll Iftl er 111 WiiNliinuloii h Pro- j of I lie l-'n limn* Sinti'inni 11
JAPANESE WOMEN OPPOSE MOIiMONISM Petition Imperial Government on the Subject Tliri'O Wo*! I ill |»o rla lit Kemnle Socictl«*M of •!it |>ii i* A wl» Tlinf | lie Cronel>tiilK ill llcbcr I. mill :i ml moclnti'n In tliipiiii, H«* Prohibited
THE MORNING'S NEWS
EASTKRX STATUS
FOREIGN
PAOIFItJ COAST
LOCAL T'-Jlll lv Alii 1 l<.VK4V.nl.l v., . . _ ..
PORTE ENDEAVORS TO MOLLIFY FRANCE AND OA] LLARD'S MARINES TAKE MIDILLI
i:4il,lS»f PJtKtfS CAITIOIS Hn K iilcnl iutonfioit to Mln<niir.o the Mltyl«»ne Afl'nir
IKW IS FKAHIII, v«»* Incident >l»i> 11 n-% «*■ Not l'«»r
| PrtiMftin Welcome* I)«>ition«i rntion
MUTINY OK DESPERATE PRISONERS
CONFESSES■ THEFT OF A LARGE SUM i
VINDICATION FOR SCHLEY NOW CERTAIN Court Will Aquit Him of Serious Charges Congressional Investigation Maj Thus Be Averted Po»n|l»ility' That the 4dmirul* Maf Divide on S«me of th •- < rnn th ;i n d That They >tny A|?ref in lennur-I"m: the Applicant for Homo of Hit Action* PurinK the inmpaifen
CLOSE OF THE COURT Judge Advocate l<crttly Windi 1 p the Argument for tlie Department
BAPTISTS IN CONVENTION forty-ninth initial Stat** (inllieriiiK of the Sect Held at Cliiro
I'annmn Not < nptnrcd
iHARKIMAN AND CLARK MAKE SETTLEMENT Compromise 011 Disputed Right of Way Companies to Use a Joint Track In Nevada Whrrr Poailblr Parallel Roads Will Br Ran and In Narrow Canyon* Court Will Be Arfied t» Award Prior Rlvhli to One Mnf and Otl»er Will Be Given Trarkane HlfkO
' HEARST CONTEMPT CASE Court IftMirN Argument* l»y Shopeaud Altgeld
ROOSEVELT AND REVENUE DisMMiftsen Hi> Tariff With Member* of Ways nnd Means Committee
Labor Lender n Defaulter
A Trip to Mexico
JOTTINGS
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MANGHORIAN LINE COMPLETE Baikal the Only Break in the Great Koad Railway Is Projected to Tap Southern Oregon Will Run From Termo, Cnl.,. to Sum»cr Lake and Will Aid Materially In Developing the Potaah Oepoalta nt the Latter Point—The Rapid Transit Problem In New York
HEW YORK RAPID TRANSIT Avsait Belmont Maya the Rond Will Be Open In Two Yeara
' to bi ilii iivto onr,<;n The Kevadn-Calirornla Komi to Mako ■ It* Trrmlnim n( Sumner Lake i
SWITCHMBX OUT OK STRIKE Rflo Grande Syitem
To IJonneet With CSreat Northern
ARIZONA BANDITS ARE REPULSED One Is Killed and Three Are Wounded Attempt to Hold I p the Gambling: Houae of Heel A Co. at .Nnco Reaulta Dlanatrouwly for the Deaperudoe*—PoNne on the Trail
SMUGGLER GOES TO PENITENTIARY Locomotive Engineer Sentenced to Two Years W. 1.. Peanley and Htall'lfp, I ntil Detected, Did a RnniviCNn Amounting to $20,ft00 Annually Sni ng;u;li nil iioodn Acronn the Mexican Frontier
EGYPTIAN FORAGE PLANT Spfi'ift of Clover to Br Tried In f alifornla
Hilled at Hta Work
Ship Packard at Honolulu
Bin lllair at Portland
LAURA BULLION IS IDENTIFIED Confesses Acquaintance With Bandits Once Lived With Bill Carver, Train lioltber lonfeaaea That She Forged the anit of the Caahler of the Helena National Hank to the .otea Found lu Her Poaaeaalou — Federal Grand Jury Will Take I p the Caa*
HOLDUP IN ARIZONA Meiicans Hob n Mnn Near th« Town of Mayer
MONCHEUR PAYS CALLS .>cwly Appointed Itelßlnn Minister Introduced to Preftidcnt
GREELY IN WASHINGTON
BOOKER T, WASHINGTON Endorses Pe-ru-na—Says "Pe-ru-na Is a Certain Cure for Catarrh"
REPORT ON THE PENSIONS Commissioner Discusses Faults Conditions Give Opportunity for Fraufiulant Claims Attention I* (-filled to tlie Xeceasity of Hepenlliifl; the Act of June 7, ! ISO*—Veterant of Recent Wam Kn- j Joy tireater Benefit* Than Do the I Soldiers of the Civil War
SEARCH FOR MURDERERS Chicago Police Find Boom Where Nntall Wn» Killed
JAPANESE FINANCES Failure in Sell Bondu Temporarily Shook* Stock Exchange
Miitem Favor State Federation
Pensions for Angeleuos
SEPARATE COACHES FOU CONSUMPTIVES Question Is Referred to Pullman Company It In IJrelded nt Meeting of Wentern Pannenirer A»moelatloii That Railroad omclnln Have Mo I'ower lo Ileal With the Matter
CIVIL TRIAL FOR CARTER Attempt Will Be Made to Introdnce Excluded Evidence
Total Catch of Knr Seals
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AGREEMENT AS TO RANSOM Difficulty as to Place of Payment Dickiiison in Conininuieation With Brigands BuUcarln I nw (Hints Tlint Mlm Slonf Should lie RflrMicH on Her Soil, While the Ilnudlt* « Disinclination to Croo Into Turkey — British Auibnsindor 1 ntorr«ted
llrillmJa Alll banmirior Intorcilcd
Word I'roiu ili«» (uptimes
TO RECLAIM ARID LANDS Wrulcrn ( oimrfscnicii H«'liev« Itcnlil«*i»t l'nop* <■<»* erii ment lid
DISS DE BAR TRIAL l.niirn I'mi Ikii «• r Hrainiiticnlly l>ciioiiim'i'm IVmn le I'rhoner
Duel Willi „
l»ivn Hnnk llloun itprn
M'KENZIE THE WHOLE THING Ordered Moves Around Like Servant Jttiigo Said lie Would Hold On to tlio Gold Dust Ttlktd WKII it l)clrc<h» In l'il|r of Mrtaun nn«l UiiiimfJ Hi* Ad. lanblllt, «f "tPndliiK «lm Vcllow Mi-mi ( lilcniiii. Out ofHrachof l lie Circuit I mirt of %ppv»l»
— TROLLEY CAR WRECK *i. IVrMiii* lit j u red in < liliwiko, Two Cat ii II y
Mocktoii Suicide Identiflod
< iiinesc |11 de 111 1111 y
EASTERN STAR ENTERTAINS Notable Gathering at Long Beach Grand Patron of the Order Is in Attendance Bnrprl«t«iff (iro-rrth of the liONfi Heneh t hapter In Made the Oeennlon for 9|»eeehe« nnd for n Fluh Dinner-Order Hum Proved n Moat Plena- Iny llrniieh of Maaonrjr
f (trnrtfif to Build 'Och n I<*hl ( hllpro
Flections to llaiurUn Arndpuij
RCHLIN IS IN PERFECT FORM Akron Man Satisfied With His Condition Jeffries Uses Pick and Shovel and Blisters Hands llia Trainer Believe* the ( hamplon*H Wind Will lie Better in San Franelaeo Than It Ih at llarllin Spring;* —Hpt Plan* to Start Willi lIIm Party for Oakland Today
Jeffrie* I Hen Pick nn«l Shovel
PRESERVE TRUST Combination Formed hy Seventeen Manufacturers *
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puts nine out AT THE PLATE —- I Altrock Pitches W inning Ball Krug's Errors Contribute to th e Result When the Last Man Hm Fanned Ont rid' Stalwart* Hare Nothing to Show for Their Afternon'a Worlt With the Anacelenon—IThe Senators Shut Ont the Cripples
CRIPPLES SHUT OUT Lose the Gfttiic to the Senator* by the Score of 2 to O
CONTEST TO COME ON CALIFORNIA Eastern Experts Continue to Talk of War Tim Murnane, One of the Most Noted Unite hull Kn th u*innt m in the Country Think* Tltnt California Should lie (liven Severe Discipline
POMONA COLLEGE 10 IPLAY HE PERMS INDIANS
i OWLS WIN EASILY FROM WOMEN'S TEAM
FOOTBALL PLAYER IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
Matched to Flight
CALIFORNIA TO MEET STANFORD Colleges to Battle on the Gridiron Stanford Has the Odds in Weight and Practice Students at California Bring; Ont the Ai, Amid Cheers and Speeche»— Probable Personnel of California Kleven—Something; About the Individual Players and Positions
EPIZOOTIC APPEARS IN MANY STABLES
CLOSE EACES AT OAKLAND Saul of Tarsus Wins by a Neck Redan, Heavily Played, Takes Third Event In Laat Race Bonnie Llnnnk Makes a Great Stretch Hnn, Winning In n Drive From Billy Moore—Robert Waddell Thought to Have Frnc- | tnred Shoulder Blade
Lnkealde Rnrn
Aqueduct Results
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BASEBALL GAMES AT FIESTA PARK
MAHER MAY MEET DENVER ED MARTIN
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SCHLEY'S VINDICATION
AS GERMANS SEE US
WHIPPING POST FOR WIFE-BEATERS
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS IN CITIES
A LESSON FOR CITIES
CHILD STUDY CIRCLES
Jfara/et's tSnctp £hot ctn JtfioT' tho 5« s
i:r>i roiti i. oi'iMox
IN THE riUL.lt: EVE
ZPungent ZPtints
American Papers as Seen in ffiexlcc
The Trials of Genius
"You Pushed Him Down"
Removing the Cause
The Small Boy's Aspiration
Soporific Effort
. Parnassus
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
PERSONAL NOTES
Anselenon Abroad
ENGINEERS BANQUET CHARLES D. WALCOTT • — In Prose and Poetry Work of Geological Survey Is Praised and Development of the West Urged and Pledged
AT THE HOTELS
HOTEI^ARRIVALS
Best Remedy for Diarrhoea
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THIEVES STEAL BRIC-A-BRAC Peculiar Burglaries Are Reported Spoil Is Always Carefully Selected It c ftumptlon of tlu» Work of Looter* With I'iim Key si—Mpeein li y I* t Robbery of Riclily F urn In licit Hounrn Temporarily I.eft i noccnpled When Owner* rc Vbient
FINE HOTEL FOR SANTA BARBARA
POLICE WAGING WAR AGAINST LOTTERIES ' llhon 1% I'l.-ii-x iI S'rraiiMi' ( l»i-m'««' '.ollrrit** 11 im< Stopped Th«*lr l)ni n Inns Kill I rely
aurant« in Tourt
jEXCITING SCENE IN TEJUNGA Canyon Enlivened l».v Claim- JninpiiiiT Row Kmplo>e of llip TejiiHi&n Oil (oml»nn.v I'ontii l.ix'iil lon on l.nnd (Inimril 1»> Other*. and In Wariioil ti» I.imM* Out
HIGHLAND PARK
WOMEN'S CLUBS
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Mrl<PHii->lorKH n
Soln ii» Iteccptlon
(ochrHii-Dnviilnen
Mr*, Kutcrtitlna j
l'lenaant ly KntrrAiliiril
V. P. s. t'» K. Hay Kidf
e*v Horiiil OrKiiuizntion
>1 unit-ill Kveninii t t r> ...... u.,„ « —1 tAA : u.. • : I
Social Notoi
> HOW THE GARMENTS I WERE DISTRIBUTED | •'<»* Anuelc* liranch of (In- Needlework <iu ild (i i America KcnirmliorN All i liaritie« 1 rru , ...
CocnliM' I ien«l (fom < rj?*v
TnIL (in .Ifuinli Hospital
Ma 11 «• r mill >11 ml
PICO HEIGHTS
At Chut on Park
'NEED MORE TIME FOR SUPPLICATION Rev. Waddell Says Pastors Arc Too Busy Declare*'at the Pcnteroslnl Prayer I'niou That if There la a Device of Satan It In the luce*sniit Activity of Milliliter*
f'UNtoniM Collator |»|»nl nteil
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(PAS ADEN) RUNAWAY TRIP OF TWO BOYS Pasadena Parents Have « a Fright o Youngsters Finally Captured at Burbank ♦Ja>or Welwlit Imkucn a Statement riliak Itouil Innuo, in Wlilcli He Waken a StroiiK Appeal to I lie People far aa Affirmative Volf— Contract for urow ItrlilKf
Petrified Fruit In Spltv.ticriren foal
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL POWERS WILL FAVOR DELAY He Doesn't Want Assistant Chief Named He Would Save Salary of Such < ifticer to City • Other .Member* of (lie Council Arc I rjniiiK % ppolut ment on I lie (around 'I'lliii Delay May Lead lo a Scramble Thill Will Injure the Department— <a a<l iila Icm Pull I ii k Wire*
SUES FOR ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT (aeoi'Ke H. l'nrker AnWn .Inilgrment for 000 Miar<>n of Stock In Montezuma laold Mining Co.
SUBURBAN GAS COMPANY WAY SECURE A PERMIT Property Owner* in the lelnity of Hie Site Seleeted Auk That Permit He
I AArAThn rrtUrUUNUS RATHER POINTED QUESTION lie 4»k» if "Honeit" t'ouneilmen Can't A liollmH the Sealer of Weight* anil MeiiNiiren
ASKS DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED FALSE ARREST
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
SUPERVISORS ARK STILL LTJiDECIDED White Memorial Monument Site I'nscttleri Board Will Take ctlon >e Monday on Application of < oin ml llee for a I'lnee In Front of Broadway lj»- Iranee for the Statue
Worked an Old Swindle
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ThE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
men
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RESIDENCE LOTS WANTED Demand Increasing in Popular Additions Main Street Property Brings Good Returns 31 in fin on Auditorium Will Not Be Purchased by the < oii£regatlonal Church Trustees—E. T. Earl Secures Income Hetliience Property on FlKneroa and Olhc Street*
STUDENTS' PAPER MAKES ITS REAPPEARANCE j St. vlncfiil'i < ollpkc Once More Una 11 Monthly Publication—lt* Killtom ami Alms
UNION LABOR IN POLITICS Sclimitz Says Party Has Bright Future Believes the Organization Will Be Permanent Mayor-Elect Declares There Is o Intent of Materially t liniijciiiK the EilMting Method* of (loveriiineiit —New York Paper* IHsciinm the Bin Task. Confronting; Mr. I.on
WEW YORK'S VICTORY I'apern Dlncnns the Tank Aliend of Mr. Low
COMMENT IX LONDON Press Continue* to Rejoice Over Tammany's Downfall
Maryland Retnrns
Results ill Nebraska
Rejoicing in Berlin'
William M. Grant
CLEVELAND HAS EEMEDY Points a Way to End Labor Troubles Urges Return (o American Law of Co-operation He Doei Not Make It O'onnpleaounly Clear What the Law In or Ilow It Would KfTcct the Denlred ft* unit, •►"I Amm urea lII* Au«lltor» That All They Have to Do In to Observe It
DIMMICK TRIAL Cnso HeKiiiN in 1 nited Sfwton Dintrlct Court
A Senre for Sclireilier
Visiting fWN|inper Men
Hound for Mnnlln
I'ndelivered Tfllfgrauii
BATTLE NEAR BRAKENLAAGTE Kitchener Sends Further Details Boer Attack Easily Repulsed. Kollia's Arrival Meellnga of BrHlah < ahtiiet tliiefly Devoted to Plan* Tor Kndiiift the (. aiupals" — Anti-Holiert# Dcmon■ trntlon ut >ol 11 nx Im ni, Where lit* Distributed War Mvdals
Comforts for the "Tommlri"
CITIZENS DISCUSS MEMORIAL HOME Industrial Home Society Makes Concessions I Hoard Pannes Resolution f to Turn the Artenia Property Over tcf Proposed .McKlnley Memorial lloiue« Which May Be Wherever Desired
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INTEREST BEING MANIFESTED IN THE CARBEAGA FIELD A Well .Reported to Have Been Capped Near the Cuyama Ranch House, Tending the Buying Up of Adjacent Acreage
TO FORCE OIL WELLS Uii'Ku Man Dim'OTcrJi Mrnn» lo Produce Klotv
SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK
>rw Drilling Di'vico
Operate :i I >j»i ml l«*i op
The I iii«>u It«>finer?
STOCK EXCHANGE
Kern River I'ield
it Ow I Hide Venture
.MINING
WITH THE MINERS
PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortßßgei
i Attachment*
Marginal Satisfaction*
Mlftcellaneoa*
Notice of ('omiiletion
II uiidJ it K Permits
SIPEItIOII COL KIT New Actions
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STOCK ACTIVITY IN WALL STREET Total Deals for the Day Exceed Million Shares Heavy Realising; Results in Shares That Have Been All van cl nit—Beam Foreeil to cover I'nder Preinnre— Industrials Experleuce a Sethaek
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In Local Markets and World's Dunking; Summary
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities in 1-on Auselci, i New York and Boston
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Los Augp'.e* Banks
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frnits In Son Frnnclaeo
Dried Fruit Steady
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRADE Crops Reported in a Fuvorable Condition, With Promising Outlook
COFFEE AGAIN SOARS Shortage of Several Million Bag* In Uracil Reported
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
ALL CHOP NEWS FAVORED BUYERS General Advance Recorded in tlie Cereal Situation l£ffert of l.ant Venr's Failure In tin; Corn C rop Reina Felt—Short Traders Anxious to Cover—Wheat on n Bronder Senle Than for Months
LOS ANGELES*"^ PRODUCE MARKETS
The Favorite Line East
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