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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 57, 27 November 1901
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BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS TWENTY-SIX WORKMEN FIRE AD£i>S AOONY TO SCENE fi The Great Building of the Penberthy Injector Company at Detroit Demolished by the Disaster—Gruesome Sights
THE MORNING'S NEWS
COLOMBIANS DRIVE REBELS BACK ON COLON
CLUE FOUND TO MURDER AT DOWNEY Circumstances Point to a Tramp Kam-lminn Finds ('lothing Spattered With Blootl ! Henry Rricli Tells of Suspicions Acts of an I it known Man Who Asks for Sleepliiß Unartrrs hut la Away All .Miclit and Meturns in the .Morning With Tom and Soiled t lollies
TUe Roanoke lit Snfe
LIPTON EXPRESSES ! HIS APPRECIATION Speaks of America's Hospitable Ti eatment i lie Suj • Manila Aitona the Sea In Not a .Mere Idle l'limae, unit That Americans ami British Are of the Same Kith and Kin—l*rai»eH His Unsta
ItfforiuM In Turkey
Government Forces and insurgents o Meet in Battle at Bridge Crossing Chagres River, Liberals Finally Retreating: Jo
MAY LEAD TO TROIBLB
HAVK FAITH IX ALBA Co I inn hi nn Authorities nt New York KxprcMH Satisfaction nt Outlook
England I'reiti Approve*
WHISKY FOR THE JURORS Alleged Irrcßularitlea in a Criminal Trial at Denver
>o( W anted in the Inland*
EXPENSE OF FREE DELIVERY Service Has Become Self- Sustaining Assistant Postmaster Johnson Issues Annual Report Unity Sale* of oMncy Order* in t nlted States, Including 1-Ve». Average 9073,814—1n Five VearsJnst l"a«*e«l the Xomlicr .if Presidential Po»tufflcca Ha» Increased -II Ter Cent
BLOODY CHINESE F£UO
California Patents
THRONG GATHERS TO SEE SCHLEY Given Enthusiastic Reception in Thiladelphia lu the Evening the Admiral and Mr*. Sellle>* Ocenpy a Bo* at the Chestnut Street Opera House as Guenti of Sir Henri' Irving
NO WILLFUL NEGLIGENCE
Alleged Forger Surrenders
Heart Torn Ont
(•as Wa* Turned On
Over*Re|>renentatioii of Ireland
< a li fornia Pen Minim
WARREN HAS A CLOSE CALL Crowded Into Peril by Japanese Steamer Transport's Skipper Decides to Take a Lonjr Chance Dri«e» Pant the Interfering Craft bat Goes on a Submerged Koek and Knocks a Hole in the $hii»*a Hot- | toui—Keaohcß Kobe With All the , l*ninpm WorkiiiK. lint lu >o Duuner
UNKNOWN VESSEL PROBABLY LOST' May Have Foundered in Gales Oft Delaware Capes ~ Captain of Steamnhip lielgenland Reports That When Abreast of -Nantucket Light the ife of Dr. McNeil Wan Washed Overboard
MINE SWINDLE CHARGED l.efwon Unlliet on Trial in the Federal ( ourt i ii I)cn >Io!n< »
'BAD INDIAN USES KNIFE Gets Drunk and Attacks a Ranch Foreman Squaw Steals Revolver From (he White Man Joae ( ompo Is l.odgfd In Jail lu San Ulfgo, After Seriously Wonnding Thomas Stevens, Foreman of (he (iaajome Ranch, Whom the Indian Attacked In a Drunken Freniy
DEATHS OF THE DAY llaron Ton Mundnunt'li
BOOKED FOR ARSON Alleged to llhte Set Fire to Tenement, Endangering Slit) People
Pythian* Strike Oil
Chile-Argentina War Itumora
ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN OIL RATE CASE Testimony Before Commissioners Is Concluded W. A. Wnrthlu&fnn, Chief Statistician of the Southern Pacific* Operating Department, titvea FiKurei Showing CoM of Hnnllng Freight, Etc. '
TURNS STATE'S EVIDENCE Stevedore C hapman Telln Fart* of the Killing: of Albert .Hole
APPRAISE M'KINLEY'S ESTATE
Ito'n Objective l'olti*
Fight Between Tnrk* and Armenian*
Stop* the Cough and Work* OfT the Cold
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RAILWAYS ABE NOT CRIPPLED Switchmen's Strike Is a Failure I Seemingly tlie Men Have Refused to Obey Orders Only One of the Lines Running Out of Pittsburg Is at All Handicapped, nod This. Company Says Its Traffle Will Be Moving In Twenty-Four Hours at the Very Latest
FOR I'XIOX RECOGNITION Strike in One of the llrltlnh Columbia Collieries of the Dunsmuir*
DEFY THE AITHOHITIES Manifestly nit I'uplcnMauluess In l)uc at Nortonville, K>-. ,
SIMPLY FOR MAINTENANCE So Shaffer Says in Speaking ml Recent Assessment
SOP TO GERMANY Hliik Kdward Anxious to Prove That KnKland In Mot Iteseutl'ut
SMALLtY SUIT IS COMPROMISED Claims Against Murphy Estate Is Settled Woman Who Sued for $21,000 for Services hn Surse to I.ate Juniei T. Murphy Heecives JflJiOO I'roiu the In lon Trust Company, the Trustee
ATTACKED BY ITALIANS Mltht Marshal of Ulalme Defend* Ilia l.ife With a Revolver
Considerate Tlilevea
Hnrrlcanc-p* Calcutta
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BANDITS TO WAIT UNTIL,SNOW GOES Negotiations lor Miss Stone's Ransom Delayed Mr. Lelsehmiinii, I riiteil Mitten .Minister to t'onstnntiuojile, Call* at State Deliartment and Keeeiten C omplete liiMtructions
LIVERPOOL BANK ROBBERY llifcenlous Methods I'ursued l>> lioudlo ami Confederate!*
l'"luh( Over Renl Eitale
MnnNey Buys Another Dally
ONE JUROR TO TRY LYNCHERS Slow Progress in Modoc Murder Cases Judge Refuses to Entertain a Charge of Bias .e |»lie wof One of the Aeeused Hake* Aflidiivit 'I'lliil the Magistrate Serlimiml.v Compromised Himself in a Con % ersntion Held in 11 Saloon in tlie Town of A It n ran—lliic en I re
HORRORS OF WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Discussion to Be Held in Dutch Chamber of Deputies I «i I «• rj»e 1 In t ion Asking tiovern ment to Announce Mlvpo It Will Take to I'revent Extermination of Women and Children In to He Considered
CHINA INDEMNITY BILL French Chamber Paused Second Article1 With Amend incuts
I-'iiriillmrN Panflensrcr* Snfe
Arbitration Protocol Signed
TOOLE AGREES WITH VAN SANT Montana Will Fight the Railroad Combine Governor Declares Consolidation a Violation ot Law 11l 111 ft He |ll?- (<i Vim *n nt He jg, That VVlintever I.I'KIII Mi-hiin Micro Mh> He Will He Kid|||o> <*<1 lu llitht .orthern Mci'iirltlca <'oiii|»mi>—Director* of V imilcrhlll Komla tlrrl
HEARST CONTEMPT CASE HnlirnK t'orpuH Henrlnit of I.Hnrt.'nrr mill ( unHi'ld lli'Klnx
Surveyor <>«>nt'riil <;icu * t*N In Dying
Klnrffflar.H Hoi* Hallroad Safes
Summoned to Washington
Chinese "In Ttrnnait'J
THE OLD WAY Of Treating Stomach Trouble and 'ndlfestlon a Barbarous and Useless One
('■linene Kxclusion
THE CENSUS OF 190(1 A Few Facts Found by th« Government
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CANTEEN LAW A MISTAKE Koot So Indicates iu His Report Recommends That Ac >' Given Further Tr. Devotes it Lartre Portion of the Document to n Consideration of Statute* Governing Ihf -National t.nard anil I r(e. Adoption of Drantle Measures of Reform—Favors PaeMo Cable
WAR TAX RECEIPTS Statement Show s Total of $t'i43.5.'t5,634 in LeNM 'I'llnn Four Vears
THIEVING SERVANTS
SUGAR BEETS FOR ARIZONA Salt River Valley After a Factory Strenuous Effoi'ts Made to Raise Required Bonus Kooky Ford Cantnloni.es to Be Grown on a Larger Scale and Shipments Will Be Sent ns Far Kast as New lork. Where the Territory Product Finds Much Favor
HUNTINGTON ESTATE SUED U-tlon lo Collect Price of a V aluable I'aintlnHT
BATTLE AB3EY SOLD Historic l<fttnto llrinkm 'J uo Hundred Tliounfififl Poiintin Sterling;
CONDUCTED AT A LOSS
TETANUS CAUSES TWO MORE DEATHS Lockjaw Follows Vaccination in Camden i it> llonrd of Health Still Investlgat-1 nit as to Whether Tetanus Ueruis Are carried by Vaccine V lrn». and in Meantime Suspend Vaccination
< lenient Stndebaker rietrlng Hl* End
BELEAGUERED BY TURKISH FORCES V Porte Explains lteeent Military Operations in Armenia Hn>s Revolutionists Captured Xnrafcer of Men nnil Women and lictlred With Them to a Convent, Whence Imperial Troops Dislodged Theiu
For Filipino*' SouU
imfMuienl of Italiroada in Ohio
ORIGINAL CONTINENTS Discovery Made by Ur. A. 10. Ortmaii of l'rlnceton I iilver*lly
Artcniory Company Coming
Aleaamler Wnnts Divorce
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M'GOVEBN IN PERFECT TBIM Says He Is Confident of the Result Glad He Will Have a Hard Man in Young Corbett Tk» Faaoii Lightweight Will Bitn at One Hundred anATwenty-Konr Poands-The Odds at New York Are Two to One In HliFavor. His Opponent Finishes Training
SALE OFJFINE HORSES Mitid Prevl«»UN DrlitarM #10,!100 nt Mn«l-Imoii Sqnurp (*iir«len
ARIZONA GUN CLUB'S TOURNAMENT OPENS
STEADY BOWLING OF THE OWLS TEAM
AMGELES TEAM DEFEATS THE MELROSE BOWLERS
ATHLETIC CLUB HAS A HUNDRED SIGNERS
BENEFIT IS ARRANGED FOR FRED TRUITT
CIRCUIT FORMED FOR THE WESTERN LEAGUE
O'Brlrn-Ouceiian Fiffbt a Draw
BOWLING EDITOR'S ARTICLE IS I REPUDIATED BY ASSOCIATION
MANY GOLF ENTRIES FOR THANKSGIVING TOURNEY
TOMORROW'S MATINEE A NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT
Coffee Hoiinc Dennett Goes Broke
Nutlnom Convict Captured
Jeffrie* I» Hunting; Ducks
DEAD HEAT AT OAKLAND Diderot and Dunblane Finish Together No Decision Is Possible and the Money is Divided SiiKilen Wins First Race After Ileitis j I'rarl lon 11.v Left nl the Post—lmperious, Heeond Choice, Win* From Hob Calmer, Favorite, l:i tlie Last Event—Wentlier Fine, Truck Heavy
STEAMER NEWPORT ARRIVES The Repent Storm Along Alnnkn Coant Mont Terrific
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WASHINGTON THE FOCUS NOW
SECRETARY WILSON ON IRRIGATION
WICKED SEATTLE
THE BROUQHTON FRANCHISE LAW
EASTERN STORM SEASON
YELLOW PERIL IN THE EAST
PASADENA BOND ELECTION
THE SITUATION OH THE ISTHMUS
ZPotnts
Still He Doubted
Their First View
No Substance to Them
Another Book of Riley's
and Star/a
WIA7S IN A NAME?
Snap Shots
That Plaguey Slang
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
Untitled
Cheail lf ■■ I I'n I n ii (I
Tile Question Answered
MANY WILL GIVE THANKS Various Denominations to Unite Union Services Being Planned by Local Pastors Cholra Will Render Special Mnalc Tomorrow Morn I it«t anil Ihe Honaea of Worahlp Will lie Approprlntelj Decorated-Where Meetluica Will lie Held In Different Porta of City
1 MUSIC NOTES f
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
I Credit Amiociation to Meet
Exhibit Comes Hack
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ST. VINCENT'S FACULTY HONORS NEWMAN CLUB Students' Shakespeare Club Entertains the Guests With Scenes From "Julius Caesar" and "Macbeth"
SOCIALISM AND CHRISTIANITY Rev. .J. Stitt Wilson Addresses Economic Club 'Relation of Socialist Movcmrnt to the ( liriNtinn Church" Mix Snhject, Which lie DtMetixMed Before a l.artce Attendance of >linl»terN and Other#
EIGHTH WARD RESIDENTS FORM AN ORGANIZATION
SANE MINDS, SANE BODIES Develop Physical Vitality if You Would Stay Young .Madame Goliere de Davenport Tell* the Women of Lot Angeles How They Ma jr Attain to Much They IJJiiidly Loie Through Ignorance
UNIQUE BENEFIT FOJR HOSPITAL FUND Dolls' Department Store Assuming Brilliant Shape eryono. From the Flril Lady of the l.und to the l<fMfr Light#, s»howintt Interent In It* Financial Su«*- crMR-Tlio Fund (irowinn Kapidl)
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Kernmic Clnli Reception
MANY CARS ORDERED BY HUNTINGTON LINES l.na Anßrlm Railway and Pacific Filer* trie Cnmpnny Will Hfcflvf BO Coachpi in Xrar Future
WOMEN'S CLUBS Khell club
STANFORD ELEVEN ON THE WAY; FIESTA PARK FIXED FOR FRAY
ILLINOIS SOCIETY GIVES ENTERTAINMENT
Mimical and Reception
Convicted for SliootinK Oefnmer
COLORED MEN IN BUSINESS Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night Starts Hall Rolling Temporary Oriiaiilsation Effected for a Huniiirmi Nrn'a Aa»octntlon and ArraitKcnirntH Dliouaacil Looklnii to Permanent Headquarter®
WORKMEN COMPLAIN OF UNFAIR TREATMENT l<iiliorern Employed on Traction Com-Vermont Avenne Line Sax They Were Bilked
SUPERVISORS ASTONISHED BY SAN PEDRO ACTIVITY
.Although It's Not Christmas Ypt Chriatmnn io nanH *■„ *v. . – .
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QUICKSILVER DISCUSSED Assayer Baverstock Tells of Its Uses California Has Large Deposits ot Cinnabar Local Interests, He Thinks, Cat Secure an increased Share of Quicksilver Business hy a Display of Greater Energy in Competing With San Frauclsco—Where Deposits Lie
PICO HEIGHTS
SHE LIVED IN POVERTY Rich Womaii Depended on Charity Miss Emily Hill Owned Properly in New York Dies Amid Squalor 1b a Que/ Street Lodging House When, Had She So Chosen, She Might Have Lived In Affluence—She Left Property Worth Thousands of Dollars
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS LIQUOR LAWS ARE TOO LAX Brewers Said to Have a "Cinch" Mr. Thorpe Takes Occasion to Declare Himself Buys He Will Oppoie (■ranting of Licenses at All Locations Where Permits Have Beeit Revoked la the I'aat—Evidence FurniHlaed That the Brewers Possess an Advantage
MARKET CROWD FEELS UNEASY Todd's Actions Surprise His Five Colleagues UlKlith Ward Mem be r Accused of II a v- IuK Deserted the Hunk* of "Solid Sl*" In He I ii ru tor Vote* to lie! That Gas I'la ii I tint of the Way
MAYOR MAKES HASTE TO SIGN ORDINANCE Measure Amending- Ordinance Defining Cins Limits Is Approved by the Executive
CITY'S CASH BOX IS FULL OF GOLD More Than Half a Million Dollar* Collected and Turned Over to tlie Treasurer
SUPERVISORS LISTEN TO SAN PEDRO PROTESTS llarlxir Town Concern* Object to tlie Suit Lake's Water Front I'lhiih. Ituilroad INotcm
COURT BRIEFS
LICENSE LAW UP TO HIS HONOR People Tell Their Troubles to the Major Chief Executive In Reiner Bpoirgedoa All Side* Not to Aftlx Ills Signature to the Revised License Ordinance I'aiHcd on Monday liy'the Council
CITY HALL NOTES
A Trip to Mexico
JOTTI.VGS
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THE HERALD 000000000000000000000000 HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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REAL ESTATE MEN WILL ASK LAW'S PROTECTION PROPOSED TAX NOT RELISHED Leading Brokers Express Opinions—Checks in Escrow lor Purchase ot Mesmer Broadway Lots—Hill Street Activity Grows
PUBLIC RECORDS FOR TUESDAY, -NOV. lOrtl. Deed*
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A PLAN TO CONTROL THE . BEAUMONT OIL PRODUCT A Depreciation in Values Brought About by Bringing in Wells the Product of Which Could Not Be Marketed
STOCK EXCHANGE
SUNSET WELL COMPLETED
SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK
' MINING
SEARCHLIGHT CAMP BOOMING
NO MONEY AND NOTHING TO EAT Pathetic Note Sent to Volunteers of America Worker* Will Feed Tb pee Hundred I'oor Tomorrow mid Will Send Ont Forty llimkets of Food—Aak for More Money and Contribution®
SUSPECT CAUGHT AT SANTA BARBARA M. Siha. Wanted on Three t har«te», Arrented by Sheriff Stewnrt While lighting From a Train
OF INTEREST TO CONSUMPTIVES Action of the Passenger Agents at Chicago
HAS NEW THEORY AS TO DAY OF CRUCIFIXION l)r A. J. Frost Tell* Bible Student* Titnt tlirlM fame to Hl* Death oil Vednewilny
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MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
COPPER STOCKS CLAIM ATTENTION Amalgamated While Hard Hit Is in the Game Dulls Made Determined Stand for an Advance, an Trunk Line Stocks Were Selected for Attack—Day's Transaction* Less by Half Million
FINANCIAL JREVIEW Hooey In Local Markets and World's Hanklntf Summary
COAST SHIPPING
FANCY CITRUS FRUIT IN ACTIVE DEMAND
STOCKS AND BONOS 1 losing of Securities in Lua AugeUi, York and Boston
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BEARS POUND CEREALS DOWN Corn Leads in the Decline on Increased Visible Wheat Bring; flam of Fent ores, ( nilrr Easy t allien and Large It ere I |»l n. Closed Weaker—Oaf * Huled Less Active, Going Lower—Meato Weak
LIVE STUCK MARKETS
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
SANTA FE_ROUTE | bOITUUUM tALU OKAiA KAIL WAX COMPANY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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BODY ALMOST INCINERATED Mrs. R. A. Brown Fatally Burned Clothinsr Ignited by Flames o Gasoline Wife of Former Secretary of Hie City Health Department Meets a Horrible Death While Preparinn Breakfaat—Hmhaad Stnnncd W Ith Grief. The Victim Was an Invalid
Favorite Line Eest
1890 French Colon;/ Brandy
DOES SOT WANT TRACTION LINE "Not Our Policy," Savs Huntington Railway Magnate Desires Only to Extend System E&plalns That l.os tnnol" Hallway and I'acific Electric Company Arc Two Distinct Or»ani»atlon»—I'awer lliinsc for I,alter to Be Ball!—< ablc to He I sell I ill Street Is I.railed
BOYS' ROOM IS OPENED AT Y. M. C.A. ! Munical and Literary i'l-ogram Henilereil in Celebration of Ihe Kent
ilnlilrc an l.vlle
A RATE WAR | 18 RCMORKD Between Rival Electric j Companies Prospective Kern River I'oweri the Cause I Hc|»re*eatati* o of Kdiaoa < oaipaay : Say» No Such >lalter a* Hate InN j tiau l« Iml or 4 outcat|»lal ioa h> j 'I hut 1 onrpra—l)i*rour«r« oa l-ocal ; l<ate« ( nmpareri With Other I'iflcw ;
Mouldings: Mouldings! Mouldings!
OVERCROWDED CONDITIONS Many Schools Are Still Too Full President Washburn Talks «>t the Situation That One Hundred and Kiislity-Khr Roomii rontnin More Pupil* Thftn Should no the 4 a»e—Prlnelpal ( onKCHtion Im In the Sl*th nnd Seventh Ward School RalldlnffM
Irish Mailt
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