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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 71, 11 December 1901
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RAISES THE STANDARD OF REBELLION Prince Tuan Marching on Peking Hundred Thousand Mongols Are at His Back Tmng Fa H»l«nn. Who tiained I nenvlable Notoriety Unrlng the Boxer Troablei, the Llentenant otf the 111- ■arfent Leader—Kn I l»t In Their C«me a Native DlsnlUrr of Power
RABAH'S SON KILLED Final Destruction of Sultan's Power in Central Africa
COUNTRY GIRL'S ERROR Uadar Arrest for Bobbins the Halted States Mall
'ME MOKNIJSVS iNEVY
AMERICA HAS RIGHT TO FORTIFY Lodge Expounds Treaty in Senate Nothing to Prevent This Country Closing the Canal Sara the Elimination of Certain I'mtare* In Former Convention* Carries With it the Tacit Airrcment That We Are Not to Be Bound Hl»- i«ll>- by the Neutrality Section*
<PKAKKR AXSOIXCES COMMITTEES blttle Other Than Formal Work Accomplished by the House
M'IACILAN IS PLACED W HE MYERS km IARB©RS
French Deputies Vote llountles
Morgan Buying Danish Mines
FLEISHMAN IS TRACED TO THE ARCADE DEPOT THEORIES OF HIS MOVEMENTS Either Doubled on His Tracks anil Returned to Los Angeles or Else Is Well Into Mexico
TARIFF EOR THE ISLANDS House Committee Agrees oil Measure Schedules of the Dinjrley Act Made to Apply Republican Members Vole Don n n Proposition te Impose n Differential In tlie Interest of American Manufacturers anil to Repeal Export on Goods From Arcliii»eln«o
MCARACUAN THEATV Pn«n»fiuem Entered intont Managua Merely a Protocol
CAMI OUMV IWEXTOHS t'ateiitH iMMiit-d Ity tlit* Government on Western ]>etlce»
AIM'OIN T.M E NTS COX FIRMED Senate Aria on n Larue •> umber ol Presidential >ouiinatlons
Sim Francisco Merchants I rite That It Be Ameuded
TWENTY LIVES LOST < on sill nt Erzeronni Report on a Disastrous En ri liq unk e
CHINESE EXCLUSION Pacifio Const C ommittee Consider* the Immigration Bureau'* Dill
Blew A .Blatant to Long
Reclamation of Arid Land*
San Franrl.en'i. lndnstrlea
Protection Aftnlllst Anarchists
Railroad Across Alaska
Spanish Claims
Will Anticipate Interest
WnltliiK on Itcpulillciins
Rennested to Hestjtn
Lieu Lands for Warner Indians
Sew Mexico Wants Statehood
Deficiency A pproprlatlona
GRASS VALLEY MYSTERY Important Wffneii* Arrmted In Snn
DOLE MEANS TO KEEP JOB Hawaiian Governor Will Not Kesign Anglican Synod Considers Change in Jurisdiction llinhop Willis, (he Retiring Head of the Angllesn Church In the Islands, Delivers an Address Arralarnlns Ills Opponents- In the Rplseopal Fold—Tamplco Has a Stormy Trip
USE OF SERA Hecent DeatTTn In Kn»iprn Cltlea Provoke Dticanloa In York
Blip Loan at Low Interest
Yerkes Wins Ont In I.ondon
WHAT COES UP
RECIPROCITY A DEVELOPMENT Not a Departure, Says Samuel Smith Watterson Compares Kentucky ami Massachusetts Senator Hanna Speaka for Slilp Subsidy Bill Defore (he Boaton .Merchnnta' Association—Orators of National Fame Talk Polities to the Merehanta at Banquet
Explosion of Mo niton Metal
APPRECIATIVE CHINESE Tell Lord Cnrseon Tliey Mke llrltlah Hale In lliirmnli
Burled Her Money
WOODWORTH HELD I.oiik Brich Physician Must Answer (or Having Counterfeiting Molds
Commemorating the Hank of France
Stops the Coagk and Works Off the Cold
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GRAND TRUNK TO THE COAST Probable Meaning of New Incorporation C. M. Hays Heads Directorate ol Organization rtallroad Striking for the Pa-I'ldc-TptM Railroad Commission on SeliednK Time— P«uen* *" Agents i'»r Combination Be'"•« Southern Pallflc-Santa Fe
MUST RUW o. TIME) TtiaimUrntd Commission WantiKo Slow Train*
SOI'THERIV SECURITIES COMPANY »>w ilerner Corporal lon Whose Object Is Mysterious
Control Western Business
EMBEZZLER CAUGHT >«*w York Defaulter on Ills Way Bark Froia Bnenosi > re.;
ALCOHOL'AS FOOD Another Chemist Indorses the Views of Professor At wuter
CREW ABANDON WRECKED SHIP Life Boat Capsizes in the Surf Six Seamen ol the Bark Finmore Are Lost Vessel in Dimireii Is Driven Ashor« Near Uray's Harbor, Wft«h.-The NorwcKian Steamer Ella la Also Wrecked on tlie >orlh Coast and Fonr of Her Crew Are Drown id
FOl'R SEAMEN LOST Attempt to Reach Shore F'rona Wreck Proven Kui a I
DEATHS OF THE DAY tfnmcs O. Cramer
Father M. J. U'Krllr
A. 1,. dhnpnmn
Jo»e Mynrlnle Duitrte Fcrelra
MISER TOMTS_HISTORY Ilirerslde Character Whose Early Life Wn» Tragical
Japanese Politics (Inlet
DEWET AGAIN IN THE FIELD Menaces British With 2000 Men Kitchener Reports the Killing ol Thirty-One Boers Line of BlocklionKen in tlie Kavtern ■'art or the Trannvnal Kuable* the KnKllnh to Carry Ont for the Flriit Time a Systematic Scheme of Defense the Burghers
ENGLAND'S I)I!tCOMKITI'RES Ther Give » a»t lieal of Satisfactlon to lrls.li I'atrloln
Support for the Irish Cause
j Kroger Will Not VI»It America
KEEPS HIS THREAT Kniftfn Market at Fresno Demoralized by Theodore Kearney
Fatal Saloon Fracit*
Sn-ltcbiaK Machinery Fniled
Billiard Championship
KOUND DYING IN HER BED Puzzling Crime at the Capital Woman Is Fatally Beaten by Unknown Assassin The Widow of an Actor Ha* Her Skull 1 rushed, the Murderer Lsinig Piano Stool, nud i4ncni»iufg Through Window—Hobbery iNot the Motive as a I'nrse Is Left Lntouchcd
DEMOCRATS CARRY BOSTON A Phenomenal Majority Glveiii Their Candidate Over Mayor Hart
Casting- Away Fortunes
Amy Crocker Disinherited
To Investigate Peach Moth
Fatal Row In a Saloon
EDUCATION IN HIGHER WALKS Plan Outlined by Andrew Carnegie Cabinet Considers Proposition ol Philanthropist Scheme Due* Not Involve Erection of Inlvertllr Building*, but Is Huther <he( Creation of a Fund for the Extension of Higher Education—l're*- Ident nnd Coiitfrenwinen to t'onfer
WILL CROSS THE OCEAN Daring Feat to Be I'ndertakcn by a French Aeronant
May Oppose Hanna
MORGAN PROVIDES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CANAL
MOVE TO SUPPORT PRICE OF COPPER Amalgamated Wants Agreement With Rio Tintos Thomni W. Lannon Sellß Hla Inifpd Metal» Stock—Company Agreca to Bay Product of Amalgamated. Cal- | anieu and Hccla and Rio Tlntoa
ROBS A_FRIEND Voting Member of a Good Family in Trouble at Bakerafleld
Texan School Investment
Parents Lont in One Mylit
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CHINESE MUST BE EXCLUDED Laborers Divided as to Japanese Federation of Labor Indorses Exclusion Act Cacillc Coast IJeledatea at Scranton Fear Defeat If All Asiatics Are Included—Haliroad Ticket Scalpers Indorsed in Spite of Stron*Opposition-Oppose Sale to Corporations
FLEISHMAN IS TRACED TO THE ARCADE DEPOT
FLEISHMAN AS I ENEW 111
MAY 60 TO PANAMA ! IlopnirN C ompleterl at Mare Inland on the Crniaer Philadelplila i
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REITZ' BENEFIT IS A SUCCESS Good Sum Is Netted for the Mayer . Game Is Played by Assorted and Mixed-tip Nines Some Hieellent Hull Tommliik 1* Pat l:l». bv< 4.11 the Men—S!inon» Pitched a, Fine U attic untl Wliin fur the Ajf-Rrcvatluu That In ( ailed the "Lot Aajfelw'' CI ah—The Score
WOULD LIMIT LIBERTY OF BASEBALL PLAYERS
WASHINGTONS DEFEAT CHUTES BOWLING TEAM
GEORGE KETCHAM' IS AFTER POTTER'S FLYERS The On-ner of C'reseens, It Is Reported. Will Seek to Bid In I'rliurose and Sweetheart
LESTER REIFF GETS NO SATISFACTION
BETTING STILL FAVORS YOUNG HEGARTY
Favorite Line East
JOTTINGS
TWO CHOICES LAND FIRST Poor Day for Talent at Oakland Bedeck Puts Up Bust ltace of the Day's Events 111 the Fourth Number lleatn WyoinliiK ii Head in a Drive, Eonic, the Favorite, KunniiiK Poorly and Finishing Third—Kl llano Gets Out of Muldeii Hanks liy LnndinK' i-'lrst
Results at Netv Orleans
CHARGED WITH STEALING SECOND-HAND FIREARMS Sinn With Over *1500 In His Pocket Is Arrested for the Theft of Three Condemned HfHes
VOLUNTEERS WILL GIVE . BASKETS TO THE POOR Planning to Help Two Hundred and Fifty Kumlllen on I'hrlstinna Day
OTHER CITIES FOLLOW STOCKTON'S EXAMPLE San Joaquin Chamber of Commerce to Ratae Fund* to Advertise In Lua Anfteleii
Western Joekejr Clnb Officers
In Every House Quite Handy
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Sworn Circulation Statement LOS ANGELES HERALD
YESTERDAY I WASHIXCTO.V
THE NEW SUBSIDY BILL
THE ROAD TO RlilN
IT DOESN'T PAY
CALIFORNIA'S ENVIABLE DISTINCTION
PASADENA'S GOOD DAY'S WORK
M'LACHLAN'S DESERVED RECOGNITION
Sump SA»ts
Jtaf and Starts
Pubiic !Puls»
TIE TRUTH ANB TIE LIE
TjAo Tfew Congressman
7/Jhat 'Drove {Robert' Carter 77? ad
The Encore
Expect Too Much
A Club Boy
THE CITY'S MWSI
NEBRASKA WANTS TO SHOW PRODUCTS HERE Would Like to Install Permanent K*- hlbit at Cliuutlier of Counerop, Indian Paliua
SPEEDWAY PLANS. MUST BE CHANGED Railway Building Interferes With Driving: Club Twenty-Ninth Street Had Been Selected (or the Proposed Speedway, but Occupation of Weatern Avenue Itendern ■ Change SeceMary
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
FUNERAL SERVICES OF JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS Will Be Burled at Roscdale Cemetery Today—Sandfly School* to Hold Memorial Services
Wo Send to Your Address
Good Opportunity
j In Every House Quite Handv
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ANTICIPATES SPEEDY PEACE Exterminating Filipino Irreconcilables Important Engagement in Province of Camarines Eariuy'n Loss Henvy While Americans j Ctnler General Bell I<o*e Three Killed—lniarsenta Make Rtiil" •»"» Suffer Defeat In Bntanan* and In Narth Iloens—Kleetlon In Hollo
VICTORIOUS Curry Eleven and the Democrat* Four ManMachUNettN Town*
RIOTING IN FORMOSA Head Hunters Kill Nineteen Coolie* and Carry Away Several
Did Not Save Kiln From .lull
Murder ill Hi- < Uarui-il
BIG MINE_AT^STAKE Litlnatlon Over an Idaho Property That Una l'rodncrd Great Wealth
DENIES CONFESSION Sennatlonal Evidence in a San Jose MnrUer Trial
WOMAN PLANKED THE BURGLARIES ' She Is Young and as Is Usual Good Looking Two of Her Accomplices Were Arretted and One of Them Confessed { to the Tacomn Police—Her Port to Dinpose of the Booty Secnred
Grand Army Appointment*
To ruraiuemorntp fir York H(r»r>
Feari for tlir MatCunan
cvr Snimmliiß llecord
Dnbone'n (ioo«l < ondnct
German Story of Tien Tsin Affray ,
Sentenced (o lie flanged
THKOWS A BOCK AT MADAME EA.MES Great Singer Has Exciting: Pullman Car Experience Hock Hurled Tlironirlt Cnr Window at Her Hcttd Sends Sbonerfi of Brok* en Glai» In Slnircr'a Fitee lint Does 2*o Further Dnmnire
OIL IN MEXICO Well Flowing Four Hundred Barrels Brought In
Finding in the Schley Case
Aimed to Kill His Family
Franco-German Alliance
>lr*. Stanford t«oes East
l)Hiimitr Snils L'umjiromisrd
I nlliolk' Societies Vnlte
W'clcoine tlir Frosts
Tilley Court Returns
Accused of Stealing Jewels
King: Edward's Coronation
Fire In San Jose
OHIO SOCIETY HOLDS ITS ANNUAL ELECTION l.aat Meet ins of a Fro*»erou» Year—A. L. Ross Is Chonea Hrrsldeut of (he Society
GAVE A DINNER WIGGINS i SeCi'etartei of Loral lonimrrrlal Or-Kanlsntlons Rntertaln the t haiubrr of Commerce Man
HE SHOWED MANY PICTURES_O_F CHILD LIFE James W. Ernin nt Simpson Auditorium Shows Children of Mnnj-Nationalities
HIGHLAND PARK
PICO HEIGHTS
Ryan Has Many Tronbles
Inccndlnry Fire
Admitted Ills Unlit
I'axtor'N Aid Society
MrKlulcy Ony in Indimtn
Civic lieUKDc Mi'etlnu Postponed i
ESCONDIDO DITCH MATTER SETTLED j
PYTHIANS ENTERTAIN GRAND CHANCELLOR
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(PASADENA) CITY'S FUTURE IS BRIGHTENED Pasadena Spends Day of Rejoicing Bond Election Ucsults Inspire Confidence Mayor nml Coaiu-iimcn Congratulated by Happy Constituents—A Voang l.ady Hohbcd try Parse Mnateher at Her Ona Itiior-Celebration ol the Tenth Anniversary •( Throop I
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WEDDING YESTERDAY AND ANOTHER IS ANNOUNCED
(SAN BERNARDINO COVNTT) POWER COMPANY MAY LOSE ITS FRANCHISE
FIGURES WBNT WRONG Something About Food That Save* I One From Brain Fag
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL METHODS ABE MUCH TOO LAX Saloon Transfer Causes Trouble Commissioner Thorpe Favors Businesslike Policy Two Member* of the Pollcc Commitnioii I'rge the Adoption of the Rale Thut When n Saloon Llcenne In Revoked It Should Not Be Taken t'p and Transferred--Trouble Over Sale
FATHER WANTS HIS CHILDREN Detained by Mother at Point Loma Supi'eme Court Issues Writ of Habeas Corpus John J. Bohn, (Tiicago Butlntia Man, Judicial Assistance In Gaining Custody of Two Sons, Living With His Wife, Contrary to Ills Desires, at Theusoplileal Homestead
COURT BRIEFS
BICYCLE RIDER'S SERIOUS POSITION Charged With Causing Death ol Little Boy Allen Wat Non, Who In Alleged to Have Carelessly lion. Down and Killed Korman Campbell, In on Trial in Jndtfe SmTlh'a Department
RAILWAY COMPANY MAY BE BROUGHT TO TIME I'nrk Board Will Attempt to Koforce Rale Itequlrlnar Permit# for Giving Concerts
Troamircr'a Report
WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR MRS. CLAUSSEN
(ORANGE COUNTY) BICYCLE THIEVES DO NOT WIN AT SANTA ANA
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WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENCES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
I3i r;n
FI'KERAL NOTICES
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EXPANSION OF LIMITS MEANS REALTY ACTIVITY BROKERS GIVE THEIR REASONS Broadway Theater Seems an Assured Fact—Plan of Construction I develops—Hope Street Values Influenced Through Large Investments
PUBLIC RECORDS
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A lOS ANGELES BROKER COMES TO GRIEF IN NEW YORK Henry L. McCauley Left Local Mourners When He Skipped Out to Engage in Brokerage Business. Where His Peculiar Methods Have Resulted, in His Arrest
STOCK EXCHANGE
MINING
I Metal Markets
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Children's Fancy Dress Partr
ill Kiitcrlniii Pioneer*
KnthiiNioMir Over Uoll Show
f(pphen#-Frarap(on
Plilloletbea < lull Affair*
Tuesday Evening < ot ill ion Clnb
1 Ifovel ChrinlniHß Parly
Surprise Party
Missionary Tea – ...111 k. »l..An_ k» «k.
Country Club Dance Tonlffht
Social
WOMEN'S_CLUBS Ebell E'eonuiuic Section
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BEGINS JO NEED RAIN Climate and Crop Bulletin $ay» That Continued Dry Weather In Retarding Farmer*
t liiof Strohm'o Condition
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MARKIiT POINTS TEti>KI,Y TOLD
•vLI (iliikli JS STOCK DEALING* Upward Uusli Is Followed by a Sudden Relapse UelHted Traders Checked In Purchasing, as Short Interest Hart lleen Keiluee«l — Amalgamated Copper Threw the Market Into Contusion
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In l<ucnl Murket* mill World's Itanklnic Summitry
COAST SHIPPING
POOR ORANOES CAUSE MARKET TO DECLINE
STOCKS AND BONDS lualiig of Securities in l.oti Ai««elv». IVew York and (loaton >
Kevr York Bonds
v- floaion Slock* ahil Bonds
ANGELA SIiirUKITIISS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
SUGAR, WOOL. AND COFFEE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BEARS RESUME THE HANI> Cereals Hammered Until Former Profits Are Lost Wheat Offered In Enormous lllorks C ould Sot Be Cheeked, by A uxlouh llnlift—Torn SnKKcd, Clunlnß >lnek Loner-Oat* Weak In Sympathy
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS |
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
In Evry House Quite Handy
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PITIFUL SCENE IN CODBTROOM Feeble Old Woman Is Found Insane Thinks Relatives Are Leagued Against Her Hri. M. M. Phclpi, a Widow. 70 *t«r« Old. Wlthont Mentis of support E»- cfpt Front UnuKhifrt. I* AdJudK«Ml uf 1 tifcoutid Mind nnd Committed to the Aajlum nl Highland
COLORED BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE TRADES SCHOOLS
I MANY PEOPLE ! OF MANY MINDS I ————— j Discussion of Christmas Carols Continues i Two Members of School Board Have Opposing Views Tlie Prenldent Smyu to Keep Every-11*iiiif Ohjeetlonnblc Oat of Coarse I of Study—Director Mmouton Declare** Ihnt the Cmtoni of Iran Should Nol Hi* rded
ODD FELLOWS INITIATE FOURTEEN CANDIDATES At Ibo toncl union of the Hltnuliatic Work the Members Knjoy a Fennt
TELLS OF SOUTH SEA ISLANDS "Lotus Van Meter" Describes the Polynesian Group (■eolo&ical Section of Southern California Academy of Science# Listen* to Description of Coral UlHndH and Other Mynterlea of the Sonth Sen*
Three Watohe* stolen
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