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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 76, 16 December 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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ANSWER OF I CHILE FAILS TO SATISFY Argentine Continues Her War Preparations Hope Prevails That Affair Will Yet lie Arranged Jlra of Wealth in the Republic Contributing Bouey With Which lo B«f Horses nud Othcrwlse ICqulpa Hcfliuent of Cavalry—Men Mar Ba Fut In <lia I'ielii
PROPOSAL,* BY CHII.E illcird Tnrma uf Settlement Mntlc to Argentina
AMERICA'S ATTITFDn Parisian Publication S»j» It Compll- | fates South American Mtrnitlon
Spantali Ironworkers Strike
Flood In Mains
THE MOiLNING'S NEWS
PASSAGE OF NEW TREATY IS CERTAIN Senate Will Take Vote This Afternoon Holme lo Act on the Tariff for tlie Philippines Uu llixU Siilen of the Chamber Titers Will Be Breaks In l'arty Lines, Bat Republicans Expect to Uet Snfframes Knouvh of the Oppoaitlon to Make Ip the Normal Majority
TARIFF FOR IS'l-.OIH I
DESIGNS ON VENEZUELA i
Recovers More of His Jewelry
PLACES CASE IN RAYNKJEt'S HANDS Schley Matter May Yet Be Taken Into the Courts Attorney (>cncr«l of Maryland, Who Conducted the Admiral's Cane* I)e-elareM Himself n< Vreacnt Averse to Any lotion by Iloime of Cnngrenn
SHORTAGE OF CARS orib western Lumber Go-lnj* Around , t ape Horn In Steamer*
TAKE HIS HEAD OFF lurkUh <• alt I'd a Decapitate a Bulgarian Soldier
Coast Shipping
FORAKER ANP HANNA AT OUTS Dispute Over Organization ol the Legislature (hir«r Hade That It la the Purpoic of tlio tfcniev Senator From Ohio to Prev# nt the Hc-ekoUoii ot the .Innlor Two Ycum Ileuer
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM' So Snf« Halfonr In Commenting; on British Merchant Marine
NEW SPECTROGRAPH t'wri of Telephones May gee teach Other i
FEARS UPRISING IN LUZON ISLAND Alleged Revival ot Spirit ol Rebellion Report Come* from Peltlnß and I* MM to Hare Urlciuatpil From mm American Upneral at Manila Whose I I'lialllun Givra Authority
t OCKVTBATIO> l. BATASGAS I General Elrll Adopla Drullit MesiarM j l« Crabli Revolt
COMPROMISE ! MEASURE ON IRRIGATION Bill to Be Ottered by the esterners Includes Best Features of All the Proposed Acts Lantli Capable of at * Hate >'ot ticfrilliiK »I'l hii rre to Br Withdrawn from fcntry at Kid Hate* nnd Offered at #ft, the •anr to Pay for Meeessary W«rk*
NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH
Street Cars Burned
West Virginia Town Burned
BACK FROM PHJLIPPINES Motiftiiiinr ('Hhiipllp to Mali*- a Report to PWiiilfiit RooafvrK
REQUISITION_FOR WILSON Will- Do Meturned to Lon Auaeles ami Tried for Rnrvlary
Sevwredl an Artery
EIGHT DEAD IN ILLINOIS TRAIN WRECK Eleven More Passengers Missing Wreck Victims Sutter From the Intense Cold I'Haaenger and Freight TrainsofllHriol* Central Collide on Curve, ft rerk on t,rest Northern In Sontana AI no Kill* Kiaht—Feunsyl* – anla Train liuei Tlironitli Bridge
Blnmm Freight Lin
Pastor's Harrow Escape
BIGHT KILLED IN MONTANA Spread Ralls Cause a Disaster on lUe Great Northern
BH IIM.K GIVES A WAV Freight Train In Penusylv aula Goe« Through a Span
WOULD DEFER ELECTION Adherents of General Maso Ask I{<K>t to Take Action Say the Supporter* of Senor Fa I nut Have Obtained Control of Election .Machinery anil Will Prevent Honest Hal lot I n I en* Vol lii u I« Delayed
DEATHS OF THE DAY Hi*ho|» Mathias I.cm-ban
COLOMBIAN TOWN TAKEN Reported Victory by the Insurgents Uribe-l'ribe Said to Occupy Kio llrtclia Venezuela it I'orccn t«lv iiiK Only I.ukewarm Support to the liberal® W ho Arc Fighting the Present llogota Government—t a*tro'i Armies Said to De Honeycombed With Fraud
JOHANNESBURG MINES TO RESUME Ten Tlioiimaihl HofnmM'n Expect to Heturn to the Trannwial El Dorado In tin* (onriie of a Ft»tv Month*. Supreme t oiirt to Sit in March
DECREASE IN WAR IMPOSTS Measure to Be Brought Up Soon No Definite Plan Has Yet Been Determined Upon Ma nn facta rem nnd Importer* Who Have Intercut* ut Stnkc Have Rec 11 Idle, However, and the Committee on Wa>n nnd Mean* of the House Haw Several Petitions
RETESim or nni iir Dcililrtracilt I.muc* a Ilcport on of llie lalnnd
STOLEN NOTES IN HIS POSSESSION | " Capture of the Man Who Shot' Two Knoxville Policemen He 11 Believed to Be llervey Logan. Implicated in the Montuna Rubbery ami With Him In a Man Identified n« Harry I.oiih )»aiik li
STORM WORKS AWFUL HAVOC Causes Deaths and Suffering in the East Pennsylvania Kivers Overflow and Inundate Several Towns llnilronds Washed Out and Traffic la at Standstill—t'orty-elcht Mi Irs of Schuylkill Valley I'ndcr Flood Vi«era—Many People Abandon Their Homes and Seek Hlfher fSronnd
I THE LEHIGH VALLEY ~ (■rent Damage Is Done by the Rivers Rising;
GREAT PROPERTV LOSS Cnnnl and Railroad Properties Damaged by Flood
Ten Below in Ml»nifmipi»l
I hirieen Flelovv In (ieorsia
ftclovv Zero in Kentucky
WEATHER IS LESS SEVERE The .Rising Temperature Induces Snow Loss of Lions and Stock in the Northwest Wyoming; Sheepmen a ihl Kansas Stoekralsers Suffer Lu«»e«—Texas I'lnntrrM Experience Heavy Ilnm»Ke Throußh tlie Colilent Weal her Known In State—Zero Weather
SHEEPMEN /LOST ream Tlint They Are Fro sen to Death in Montana
STOKM'S FORCE SPET Moderating in Wyoming, Hut I.osn Heavy
KANSAS WHET SVFFERS Stock liOßSiem Also Severe Owing to 'Cold Wave
BIiIZZARI) l TIIXAH Cold Went her Grown In liiteiiftit)- DArinß the Day
niflixo IN Kun*sKA Sixteen Degree* Above Ilecordcd at Ten in the Evening
C OLD T GALVESTON ( I*l ait 11*!*■ Suffer Heavy I.o*ll From the Storm I ■ _ _ .. .
( liicuuo'n ( olil December
Little SufTerliiK in Colorado
Trains Delayed
Below Zero at Cincinnati
Heavy Snowfall
Ilavoc to Cattle
Cold at laidlannpoll*
Warmer In Wisconsin
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CONGRATULATED ON INVENTION Messages Pour in on fcignor 3iarconi K.vplaius Details of Experiments to Governor Boyle Hfwfnuudland Kxecutlve and Other Colonial UigiiHnrii'i to Wltneii Te»tn of the A|»|turuttiM Tueaday to The uinelven of Genuineness of Results—ltrlliiln In Interented
CONFIRMED IN ENGLAND Description of the Apimralun Inert nt Ihr I'olillio Station
BUILDING TRADES Stnte Council* Orvunlie fur I u-t>]>tr* ■ tion
All-Americana Win Two Games
MAKES A PLEA FOB SCRIPTURES Kev. C. S. Steveus Talks of Modern Divorce Tells Christian EixJeavorers ol the Master's View lu an Address Before a Mass Meeting of the City Inion lie Declares That the Only Ground for Divorce la Tlint (ilven by t hrlst, Spoke Plainly on the Subject
BASEBALL NOTES
CHIEF ELTON MAKES REPORT Larger Force Is Most Urgently Needed Bicycle Squad Proposed for Residence Districts lncrea*e of Detective Force In A»kcd of C'ouucll—fjametvcll Police Alarm fjitciii In Given a Mack Eyo—ltc■ trlctlon* to lie Placed I pon Certain Occupation*— Word* of I'ralti
First Submarine Cable
DANGER OF FROST OVER .Some Warmer Weather Is Predicted Damage to Vegetables and Fruits in the Lowlands Full Returns Have Sot Yet Been Received at the Weather llnrean. I'Ocul Officials Give Out Additional Flitures ns to Temperature Heading and and Front Fightlnit
VALUABLE COAL LANDS THE PRIZE
Tnu Swift-Flying Birds
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POOB PLAYING BEATS SEBAPHS Locals Fumble Ball at Critical Times Kelly's Wild Throw Gives the Leaguers Winning itun R»4l«ki Xake More Hits i'haa t%e Uut#rner*, BafTbetr field Work la Bxceedlarly Looie-Kikm Makei a Hom« Run—Schmidt ita an ( mplr* la Vat a *hinia&- lieeeaa
MINOR BALL GAMES
BERKLEY'S FOOTBALL REPXESENXAXIYES AIE SOON TO REACH LOS ANGELES
PREPARING TO MEET BERKELEY VII Southern California Practice Daily This Week Many of the Old >I«mi Return to piu» Tk«ir former Position*—Hiltuu, llie i oacit gnil Vfunuger. Ptrlcctliig Team W orit—Outlook for Victory
WHIST AND CHESS ATTRACT MUCH ATTENTION
GOSSIP OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOWLERS
MULLER WINS THE FIVE MILE ROAD RACE
Marc iklunii Uculn I'rluccluus
Mrlkt: 'I rouble* In hcaiuck^
♦t + .— Suiulile at Victoria
YVAl)I>JN<m>xN S DCHt WLNS THE STAKK Princess KovaJ Beaton b.v ttutk Island Kiu^ h;i*ht l>o* Special Slake la Takeu t»>- U«n l»> Mufuitii, .luUu'a UiiUwouil Willis Wiltauaw-d by a I'uuidlu* tour at—Liukc Ytliutlume
Ucutft the I'uvuritc
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PUBLIC RECORDS
SUI'EIUOII COURT Xew Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
Favorite Line East
JOTTINGS
In Every House Quite Handy
SANTA FE ROUTE tiOITUUIUI tAi-uun.uA UAiLWAI COMPANY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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SMALL INDUSTRIES NOT CROWDED OUT
ALL CANAL OBSTACLES REMOVED
FOLLOWING ADAM'S EXAMPLE
CONSUMPTION IN SCHOOLS
ANTE-HOLIDAY WEEK
CONCERNING SHORN LAMBS
THE BASEBALL SEASON
Snap Saoti
A Natural Fountain Peri.
CENTRAL CHURCH TO HAVE A BUILDING
THE CITY PULPITS j
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
PERSONAL NOTES
EVOLUTION OR REVOLUTION IS SOCIALIST'S TOPIC IV. H. lime Speak* at Blanchard Hall and Say'a the Capitalistic Regime Cannot Be Reformed
"BARBARA FRIETCIIE" WELCOMED Neill and His Company of Players Receive 'Unstinted Applause for Their Clever Representation of the Popular Drama
SHIPMENTS OF MEXICAN FRUIT J. Sresovich Relates His Experiences High Freight Rates and Duty Forestall Profits | I Not Likely That Shipment* Will Be Resumed, Especially as the Competition to Be .Met Is Chiefly With Florida aud Porto Rico Oranges, Which Come Karly Into the Market I
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COMPANIES WILL HOLD A SILHOUETTE SHOOT
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
EVANGELIST AT CHRIST CHURCH Frank W. Smith Talks of the Memories of Old Addresses nu Afternoon Meetiucc for : Men nt (lie Younic Mcu'h Christian | Association—'Will Take >< Ills Nult- Jei-t Tonlulit the Comeover Man
Nationa C txh R "jster
In Every Houp© Quite Handy
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WEATHER
Weather Conditions
DIED
COURT DENIES BOSS' APPEAL Murderer of Sheriff Ward Must Hang Killed San Diego Ottiner at I'oi't Ilariord in IHW Pioneer I*. K. Woodiiltle t»«r» to Pioneers* lloiup-Un* Prominent |r» l.nrly Dm.vm «»( California, Comlnic Here it*< it Soldier In IM47— Curl> MiiKiuino Article «»" Stnte
ItrtiiKliik tin llody
W« Send to Your Address
Prominent Lawyers Chancre Location
Gcoi Opportunity
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(PASADBffA) burglar was ON A LADDER Pasadena Boy Frightens Away Intruder First Attempt at Housebreaking for Many Months Finding- .Names for X«s« Park* «ccuples Minds of Hany-Ne w Raymond Hotel Opens This "Week—iicnewed Annexation Agitation – Uetllng Ready for Tournament of Hoses
<I.OS AXCiKI.KS COUNTY) MONROVIA PEOPLE MAKE POOR HAPPY
(ORANGE COUNTY) VANDALS WRECK SANTA ANA GARDEN
(»AN RRRA It IJI N O COtiNTY) MACHINERY FOR MARMALADE MILL Factory Will Open First of Next Year | Clinrcli of Christ at ItedlniMlK Dedicated Ye*tlerilny—Kite Track Trains W ill Slop Two Hour* In I he Orange Groves—Local Notes nual Personal*
(LOS ANGELES COUNT V) BUSINESS HOUSES CHANGE LOCATIONS
In Every House Quite Handy
(■AN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SANTA FE BUYS BIG HOLDINGS Will Improve Shops at Sail Bernardino Twenty Thousand raid for the Necessary Land Company Propones to Mor«> Than Double the Capacity of the Wurku at I'hat Point—( oniioiiinntloii ProeeedliiaN WIII lie >eeessnry In a l*,,w of the Inntnnces
(LOS ANGEI.ES COUNTY) CABALLEROS IN ROSE CARNIVAL Santa Monica's Contribution to Pasadena's Show Don .loan Carrillo Will Lend the Roue-Decked Troop—Death Came Suddenly to Mr*. Helen (Arose—Public KntertniiimentM for Winter Guests
I SANTA BARBARA COLNT V) BEET GROWERS MAKE BIG MONYj Acreage at Santa .Maria ill He Doubled j Capacity of Sugar Factory Will Be ' Increased to Twice Present Slkc. Engineer of (acodctlc Survey at Work in y.n<*a Lake Reserve I
Doctorril Whisky for Diriiann
Avert Further Disaster*
Leather Goods
PACIFIC HOSPITAL NURSES TO graduate! Ilev. K. S. Cnntinc itud W 111 A. Ilarrlw Will <lflr<kHM of th#* <>rn«liinl liik ( Inmm Ton la lit
»*r Wcml iiiiriMlr r llrldit e
SnfotfiinrilH Ann i tint Smallpox
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BAND CONCERT IN THE GUTTER Eastlake Park Band Is Evicted Starts Program With "The Ban<l Flayed Ou" How Over Wlicre the l'urk. Concert* Shall Be Played Itesulls la «Uc Remarkable Spectacle of h Concert Program Brlna Iteudered la Mi»- • lun n«d by Evlctrdvlland
SHANKS TELLS OF FLEISHMAN Describes Their Meeting iu Mexico A Mysterious "Casey" Is Brought Into the L'aso >o)iody Connected lth 1* armer* and Merchant*' Honk Knows ol Any *u.h Individual, Who Was Apparently Fleishman's Companion In Ills Jnnrney Over Meilosn Csntral
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