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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 94, 3 January 1902
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CHOLERA IS DECIMATING JAVANESE I ' ' Vast Numbers Are Swept Away Seven Thousand Lost in One Citj One Month Ken York Mining Engineer Snja His ißTeitlfntloni In Island of Celebes Prove® It to Be Rich In Gold Propria ©rtle»» BotJi Placer aud Qanrti--The | Mlbm Are to Be Developed
NEW KING EDWARD STAMPS Eiilliululic Demand by All CUnta of the Public
*• fMkllt Feared at McKlttrlck
MONGOLIANS STILL HOSTILE TO ALIENS Court of Peking Never Learns Yunc Lu the Ascendant Official in the Government The General About to Or«anl»e Tito Army Corps to Olt.et the Off sails(lon. Raised by the l'ro-Forel«m Lender* In the Kmpire—Snppre*. the Only Independent Paper
secret treaty Alleged Convention Between China and .the Ruaalan Empire
San Francisco's Officers
THE MOBNIN(T'S NEWS
1902
CASTRO SAYS HE HAS TRIUMPHED So Wires the Venezuelan Consul at New York | Matoa, Leader of the Insurrectionist Party, Sails From Fort de France With a Number of His Follower* for the Coast of the Republic NIW YORK, Jan. 2.-The Veneiueln'n'corrisftl In this city today received the following cablegramt Caracas, Jan. 2.—Hernando defeated. Pietrle a Revolution crushed. CASTRO.
SITE FOR MILITARY CAMP Cienernl Yomiiy and Party Lmve for Sonthern California
CRANE ®F MASSACHUSETTS TAKES ©ATI OF OFFICE
FALLS THROUGH OPEN WINDOW Woman at Oakland Makes a Fatal Mistake Aped and Feeble, She Loses Her Bearings and Crawls Through a Second Story Window, Thinking That It Is Her Bed1 She Is Getting Into
WRONG MAN SHOT Italian Attempt* to Kill a Companion j in a Quarrel
Feiiner-ETUlus Marriage
ELOPEMENT MAY EXPLAIN 1 MISS LUCKHARDT'S ACTS HEIRESS TO QUITE A FORTUNE Girl Disappears From Brother's Home and Deeds to a Large Estate in Mexico Are Missing. Said She Is to Marry a Conut . i
JOLLY HOLD-UP MEN Wish Victim* a Happy Sc* Year nail Rob Them
TENNESSEE FLOODS Many Families In Vicinity ot Chat* tanooita Rendered HoaelMi
VOKiHOLLEBEN ,TO(y COURTEOUS Mikes Trouble in the I Diplomatic Body Coacedes the Right of Line to ) Lady Pauncetote the Deu of tta o Corps jta iMt th* Foreign Rpprrifnt*- tITM, Md la Hl* Absence the Memtw Next Senior In Point ot *«•" •( ■—»lce la Diplomatic Corp*
GOVERNMENT DEBT
UNCLE SAM'S FINANCES Monthly Comparative Statement of Receipt* and Expenditures
WAST THE TAXES | of an Arizona County Fear They Will Lose Their Revenue
VF.AR'S COIN H.GE I Director's Report Shows Issne of Over Hundred and Thirty Millions .
Legislation (or Philippine*
Los Angreles Mail Service
General Stamans Dying
Krrippera' Caae
Dinner to the Cabinet
California Penalona
Appointed Statistician
FAILS TO MAKE PAYMENT Expected Default of National Asphalt Company Occurs
LOCOMOTIVE Five Men Killed and Eleven Seriously Injured at Macon, Ga.
BURNEi!°__DEATH A Tramp Sleets Mis End in a rile or Railroad Tie*
Tank Burses for Standard Oil
Morgan Bays Raphael's Madonna
THEY WISH FOR CLOSER TIES Merchants of New York Declare Themselves Disapprove Action of National Reciprocity Convention I'iuk desolations in Which They Say It* Determinations Are Subversive of All Attempts to Brinv Abont More Intimate Relations With the Sister Nations of the United States
managers not TRUE TO TRUST British Columbia Mrrchants Are Accused ot Deialcation Sheriff and Banker of Sfw Westminster Follow Meat Company Manager to Seattle—'Drolhers-in-IjaiT Said' to Have Got Away Wltb Loot
WOMAN DRAWS REVOLVER Defends Herself Against Attacks by Her Husband
HUNTINGTON A DIRECTOR Dudley Brani of «m York Is Acting President of Welll-Fjiryo
PROSPEROUS CANADA Great Britain Looks to the Dominion for Her jPood Supply
WORLD'S FAIR COMIVtrTTEE DiMtintftiinhcd Men to Visit Principal Foreign Cities
CONGRATULATE THKIft CHIEF Adherents of Palma Wire Him Tneir Well Wishes New President of Cnbau Republic Says the Oflli'p Sought Hint, and That He Wosld Have Preferred Personally to Remain In Private Life
Official Returns Announced
Dleil of Exposure
USEFULNESS OF EDUCATION National Growth Result of American Idea University Training Fits lor the Battle ol Lite Dra. Jordan and Andrews Address the California Teachers* Association. Pacific Grore Pedaitoirne Advocates Control of Public Schools by the Federal Government
——— WATSON WILL RECOVER Hla Attempt at Suicide Will Not Seriously Injure Him
EIGHT THIEVES ARRESTED i – Taken While Merrymaking With the Plnnder
Popular Appointment
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RECEIVERS FOR BIG SYNDICATE Take Charge of Everett Moore Property Company Is Believed to Be Perfectly Solvent Committee of Cleveland Bankers As■ nines Control of the Various Properties of th.e Syndicate, the Total Capitalisation of Which Is Kot Less Than $150,000,000—Run on Bank
RUMORED RELEASE OF MISS STONE Bri&rands Said to Have Turned Her Loose in Turkey Washington Authorities Have Heard VothisK to Justify the Statement, font Say They Would Not Be Surprised It It Were Entirely Correct
VAST AMOUNT OF GOOD Heavy Fall of Rain Throughout the Sacramento Valley
Large Acreage In San Joaquin
h
Dlsappolnted Hopes
Looking; for Rain
Half an Inch at Mlltoa
Precipitation nt Santa Clara
Albany City National Dank Sold
CONVERSION IS CONSUMMATED % Northern Pacific Issues JSotice Convertible Certificates to Be Turned Into jStock All the Securities of the Corporation, Together With Those of the Great Northern. Are to Be Turned Over to the Northern Securities Company, Which Will Control the Two Roads
WAR ON THE MERGER Michigan to Institute Proceedings In the Federal Supreme Court
S.KiE IS DIC.NIED ■North Pacific Caul Hh Not nil Yet Changed Hand*
CO'LOJST HATES Southern I'nclllc I'ndcclded sa to Date They Shall Become Effective
Decision for the Railway
Potter on Watch Night Services
EMPLOYES RESPONSIBLE Coroner's Jury Blames Them for the Street. Car- Accident
Mlnn Stone .Mill Alive
NEW CORPORATION HAS WIDE PLANS Banking in the Orient and the Americas President of International Banking Corporation Tells Plaas for Contacting Business In Philippines. Repository for Chinese Indemnity
Chines* Banking;
MURDER HIS MOTIVE Kevittla Railway Laborers Fight Fiercely With Knlvea
Lively Intercut
Wo Canie fop Alarm
SIX MEN HOLD BALANCE OF POWER Upon Them Depends Result of the Contest in Ohio Cox of Cincinnati Arrives at the Capital of the State to Take Charge of the Fight Against the Friends of Senator Mark Manna
Dick Will Stay Away
Orders Chinese Deported
Vanderbflt's Danarbtrr to Visit Him
Mary E. Wilkin* Married
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RgOSECUTION J IS HAMPERED Evidence in Lynch Case Contradictory Colviit Still Rcittses to Teatity in Modoc Trial Wllmm Harris Ocmiea HUTtatlmi? (Htu Before tke Urud Jary, S«y- It .Was Forced by Threat* and •>••!» mt Bribes—He latllutei the Ml tke tawrert
ENJOYS SHORT LIBERTY A Clrcu Leopard at Taeoma Makes Thirty Mlnntea Lively
GOVERNOR HUNT'S MESSAGE Porto Rlcaae on Caaill ItoM (■ the Island
NOT CONTAGIOUS * " i So Declares aa Expert la Speaking; of j Taberealoala
SOCIETY WOMEN IN BOYCOTT Pstroaiße Shops la Which Employes Are Well Treated
JUDGES WORK HARD Snprcne Court Decides 7UI Canes Dnr- I lav the Year
VAST IRRIGATION SCHEME Northern Pacific Company Porrhawi 20,000 Acre, In Wa,hlnglnn
COMPLIMENTS AMERICA T. P. O'Connor Writes Graciously 0f American Joarnalinm
Still in the Ring
Blnffa m Uarglar
Paeamatlc Tool Combination
Qneen Victoria Memorial
BARBARITIES IN THE FREE STATE Charges by a Former Employe ol the Congo Government lie Iff la a Officials Said to Have llaaded O* cr Natives to Caaiilhal Trlb* a for the Express Ead That They Might Be Eatca—Shotgun Rule la Force
NIHILISTS AT WORK Atlfoipt to Blow I p Palace of Urand Duke Constantlne
NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH | Great Iron Pillar Fall* Among Frcnno i .School Children
FOR RICH AND POOR Klnar Kdwnnl to Endon a Sanitarium With a Million Dollar*
Trying to Cheat tiallow*
Another Wreck Victim
One Killed, One Injnred In a Runaway
Metropolitan Rank Reglna Payment
Talcea Poison by Mistake
Petition In Bankruptcy
DEATHS OF THE DAY
SMALLPOX IN STOCKTON Several Canes Avprnr lint The* Are AH Mild
Highwaymun's Identity
President 7el«> n RrniU llli |
Xenr Western Inlnn Circuit
Alleged Atrocities by Frenchmen
Open* Portugal* Cortes
j £elentlsts Meet the President
Saved From Shipwreck
Aid to Bible Student*
Kew Warships for Great Britain
Argentina Will Accept
Admiral Sampson's Malady Growing
Bnnlcs Allied for Stntement
Sanitarium for Consumptives
Mrs. lloofh-Tucker Resting Easily iMVt'a vn rv> 1 T,>n on,, n~ -.v.
Another Carnegie Library
Senator Depew on His Way Homo
THE ANARCHISTS Their Irritating PerHlatency in Denouncing All Law Inviting Utile
Seeking Gold in the Calaveras
New Dill In Carter Case
Barn and Stock Dnrna
Fiend* Sent to Jnil
Colonl«ta for Tulare
Their Liberty la Short
Fell From Hla Bn(ln«
Appreciate Horse Meat
No Bomb Exploded
Belmont the Regular Nominee
An Old Timepiece
His Concern
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WHY STANFORD WAS DEFEATED flayers Knew Little of r T the Game H Poor Coachiug and the Lack ol Determination Althoaxlk the Game Wmm m Suopcm Flnauclally, It Proved a Disappointment—Stanford Had No Fijchtliiff Spirit, and tbe Men Quit After a Few Minute*' Play
NEILL AND DONOVAN ARE BOTH GOOD ONES
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB' PROMISES ORGANIZATION
BOWLERS WHO WILL GO NORTH Los Angeles Team Is Chosen From Strongest Players Will Meet tlie Bent Players of San Francisco, and Three Members of the Tenm Will Go East to Participate In the Buffalo Tonrnnrornt
OWLS WIN EASILY FROM CHUTES TEAM
SCRUBS NINEPIN TEAM DEFEATS THE MONARCHS
Wants to Break Deerfoot's Record
New California Jockey Club Entries
FAVOBITES WIN THE MOSEY Four Ponies Reimburse . Their Backers I Honiton Finishes Third in the Two-Year-Old Event She Leads for m Time, bat the Gruelling Work Proves Too Much for Her and She Finishes Behind Montesnuia and Jennie McGowu In the Order Named—Other Kvcnts
Resnlts at Sew Orleans
CHIPS THE RECORD FOR AN INDOOR MILE
DRAWINGS ARE HELD FOR SUNDAY COURSING
SHUFFLEBOARD TEAMS ARE SOON TO ORGANIZE
Cnuibro-Amerieaiiß
Wood-Bating Male*
BABIES NEED COMPANY What Mothers With One Child Should Consider
WHEN TO WIND YOUR WATCH ■tegular Treatment Essential to Accuracy of Fine Timepiece
Didn't Want Him Bv«n In a Raffle |
A Kauitpal Musireatlon
THE BANK BURGLAR His Own Ingenuity Has Driven Him Out ol Business « j Mechanical Devices Outwit Skill-la Compelled Now to Go Back to Petty I Thievlnc—Few Old Crooks Are Left j in the Occupation, Once Prosperous _________
Management
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HERALD CIRCULATION FOR 1901
CUBA'S FIRST PRESIDENT
THE MAYOR AND THE TIGER
YANKEE KINDERGARTEN FOR FOREIGNERS
CALIFORNIA LABOR PARTY
A GREATER FEDERAL BUILDING
RECIPROCITY AND POISON
SOCIALISTS ELIMINATE "DEMOCRAT"
BJirilSJUUWJliJCill.iUeiU! IHTJ! TKIKMWISI'rJI&UUU Snap Shots
Small But Effective
format Sara/era .
boycott of tfnieiiect
Those Same Cigars
No Use for the "r" In the Month.
Not in Price, However
A/j fStarts 1
A New Deal
Careless Man
With Yeara
—I I I ■ Her Bonncft
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
SOCIALISTS IN CONVENTION Are Adopting a State Constitution Vigorous Debate on Many ol the Sections Proposed State Central Committee Will Coniiliit Only of Residents of the City In Which Headquarters Are Located. Candidates Cannot Accept ment From Other Political Parties
MORTAR MIXER KILLED BY FALLING BRICK Material Bolls From a Barrow I pon William Alveras* Head, Causlng-Fatallnjury
PANORAMA VIEW OF MANY MILES OF BEACH
Mother and IJauKhter Fittht
Corraleai* Clin rite Ileilncrrt
Undelivered Telegrams
PERSONAL NOTES
AT THE HOTELS
FREAK OF THE WEATHER Montana** Exemption From Certain Storms to Be Investigated
Mn.t Be Tried I
Barkb.rt Stole Chicken.
I'arra'a Trouble
Might Hip Dislocated
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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om mmuu ceturrT) 7 SALT WORKS AT r LONG BEACH Corporation Secures Biff Tract of Land Offers Solution to Drainage of Salt Marsh Cwltal of Half a Million Subscribed lor New Enterprise to Be Known mm the San Pedro Salt Company. The City Spends Thousands of Dollars on Street Improvements
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) BUILDING ACTIVE AT LORDSBURG
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MANY RIVERA PEOPLE ( VISIT PASADENA
(SAN BGRNAHUISO COI STT) BASEBALL GAMES AND r SHOOTING AT ONTARIO 1
(ORANGB COUNTY) WATER COMPANIES PREPARE FOR SUIT Directors Visit Source of Water Supply Content Over Conflicting: Rights to j Water in Orange Connty Will Soon Be On—Fraternal Order* Hold Elec- j tions—Personal Notes and Briefs I ——
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) GROWTH OF REDLANDS POPULATfON RAPID
New Year's Drmik.
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) |SEW RAILROAD DIRECTORATE Election of Board of San j Dipgo-Eastern Strong Men at Head of the New Enterprise Sorvey of the Road to Ynina Complete to Campo—County Treasurer Pays Off Bonds and Has Large Snm of Cash on Hand—lron Works Enlargement—Notes and Personals j
(LOS ANGELES COUNTV) DEATH OF WELL KNOWN JEWELER Lena: a Resident and Business Man of Pomona Stephen E. Titus Dies at Tucson, Arls. The Body Wllf Be Shipped to Po- , mom for Burial—Many New Year ' Social Events—Personal Mention I
+, + < (HIVERSIOU COUNTY) j ;tfOOJ) SCOKES IN NEW YEAR GOLF Rubidoux Club Wins Tournament i From Pachappa ; Riverside Wilis Rascliall Ciame—Death of Mr*. Evan*, Wife of the "Father of Riverside"—Condition of Rnna| -way Victim Critical—Personals j
(LOS AKGKI.ES COUNTYI RURAL MAIL SERVICE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY! 1 t —___
(ORANGE COUNTY) LOCATING ON NEW OIL LANDS Rush to Southeastern Orange Count} I Olil Prospectors Skeptical ot the New Field Santa Ana Will Look to the comfort un.l Enlightenment of Tourist l»- itors—loivnn to Kluitd a New Home. Local -Notes mill Personal Mention of the People of Santa Ana
(riverside corRTY> CORONA FIREMEN HOLD GRAND BALL
BEGGARS IN DIAMONDS Why a Woman With a Hnrd-Lnok Story Wm Retailed Help
JUST TO BE A BIT NAUGHTY j {An Uiikl Is It uinn's Opinion o( V «men , Who Affect Swear Word.-.
Her Obiiervatlon
How It'wn. Done
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(PASADENA „UCK PICKING , HIS FINE ART1 I f I'asadeua Burglar Does1 a Quick Job Short Line Electric Road Opens! in Two Months Has tiabrlel and Atliambra Line Amu Will Soon Benin Operations—TUe Rase Tournament NeU a Large Sum (or the Purchase of Sportsman's Park—Brevities and Personals
COURT BRIEFS
FEWER BIRTHS AND MORE DEATHS REPORTED Vital Statistics for tlie Month of De( cember Issued by the Health Department
Looking; Forward
Qualified
An Exception
Discouraging;
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL . £ SALE OF SEWAGE CAN BE STOPPED Council Has the Power to Cease Selling bad Water Couneilmea Opposed to the tie of Sewer Water Discover That R. D. Llat Is Not I*l nit tlie Gale .Maintained Solely ior His Benefit
POTTER HOTEL COMPANY IS INCORPORATED Articles Filed With the County Clerk Shows 1(U)00,000 to Have Been Subscribed
FLEISHMAN LOSFS SUIT IN THE SUPREME COURT Misfortune Still Follows the Abscond- Inn Cashier of the Farmers and Merchants' Bank
PLUMBERS ARE PROMPT T0 TAIEIUT licenses etv ordinance Will Pay Salary of tho A««l»tant Inspector and Help Contractor, at Same Tim.
INTENTIONAL FRAUD ALLEGED Action Begun Against Bankrupt j 11. L. Armstrong B. 11. Dennis, the Trustee of the testate, ' Makes Mrs. Armstrong a Defendant and Asks That Property Deeded to Mer Be Returnd to the (Estate
MUST KEEP THE SIDEWALKS CLEAR Superintendent of Streets Will Obey Council Order ' Manufacturing Concerns Which Have Erected Permanent Obstructions lu the Streets or Sidewalks Will Be Required to Remove Them at Once
. THE COURT DISMISSES i TICKET SCALPER OTTINGER 5 Is Not In Contempt for Disobeying; In. Junction, Uecausc Caused to Do So by Plaintiff's Connivance
Grand Jury Matters
STKKETS ARE IN VERY FAIR SHAPE I Last of a Number of Washouts Now Being Repaired 1 Extra Workmen Kmiiloyed During (he Lout Three Moullm Are Laid Off. Superintendent Melinlre Telia of the .ece*»ity for a Larger Force
>! CRIMES OF THE CORSET * I Sorts in France to Prohibit the Wear 1, of the Article
Xotablc Colored Men
1/iinHUAI
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V THE HERALD fMooeoooooooooo«oo«ooooo>» | HERALD LINER STATIONS
WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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BIG DEALS m REAL ESTATE ANNOUNCED; ROTABLE THIRD STREET SALE i ■ 1 Report That H. E. Huntington Is to Acquire the < Emeline Childs Homestead on Main btreet. Building Activity Noted
PUBLIC RECORDS FOR THURSDAY, JANI'ARY 3, 1902. Deeds*
Trust Deeds
Mortgages
Homesteads
Attachments
MUcellnneon*
Marqinul ttatiMfactlons
St Pl2lll OK COURT New Actions
Judgments
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
Lipton'* Tes»
WIGGIKS WANTS ! PAVEI) streets; ! Urges Many Asphaltum Roadways j Buffalo Is Cited as a Glowing; Example ol Improvement I Secretary of Chamber of Commerce j Eiprnaea Decided Vievrs In Crylnif Need of Pavement*, and Compares Facilities Willi Thoae of Bsatern j Cltlscns—Appeal to Citlaens' Pride
MAY EMPLOY CHEMIST INSTEAD OF INSPECTOR Councilman Pierce la Oynuei (a Al» oilier Mlllc Inspector bat Ftvori Having a Chemist
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DECLINE IN PRODUCTION IN THE EASTERN FIELDS The Sensational Cutting in Prices Caused a Tremendous Shrinkage in Standard Oil Stocks. The Explanations Being Offered
STOCK EXCHANGE
FULLERTON OIL FIELD
THE SUNSET FIELD
STANISLAUS COUNTY
M'KITTRICK-MIDWAY
A FULLERTON SPOUTER
THE CARREAGA FIELD
JOTTINGS
MINING Mhilag Iteeln
Metal Markets Qalet
FREE GOLD MINES
A CHIHUAHUA PROPERTY
THE RATTLESNAKE GROUP
MiNE HOST HOLMES PAYS THREE DOLLARS Offense Committed by His Cafe Employe Is Considered an Inadvertence by the Court
The Airship Sails
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Recital and Dance
Sorority Dance
Afternoon Cnrd Party
Progressive Gaines
New Year's Dinner
Ebey-White
Social Notes
; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best ard Most Popular
EARN A SALARY AND GET AN EDUCATION AT THE SAME TIME QUALIFY YOURSELF FOR A GOOD PAYING POSITION Enter The Herald's Educational Voting Contest and Win a Scholarship That Will Enable You to Step Right Into a Profession That Will Mean Much Larger Earnings
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STOCKS SHARE IN PROSPERITY New Year Begins by Deal of One Million Shares |«ier Market Remains Firm—Rumor • That Coal Carrying Roads Will Be Merged Into One Company Copper Shares Were Active
Oil Shared Active
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money- In Local Markets and World's llaukinff Summary
ORANGE MARKET IN NEW YORK IS FIRM
STOCKS AND BONDS iMlng of Aeenrltles In to» Augclti. . New York and Boston
Hew York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOS 4MiEI.ES SKCURITIRS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits In San Francisco
Dried Fruits Exported
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE j
BEAKS KESIST WHEAT ADVANCE Balls Make Headway, Forcing May Higher , Net Gain Was Almost One Cent—Corn Ruled Active Closing Firm—Onts Showed Strength—Short Covering Kept Provisions Active
FAVORABLE BANK REPORT Over Six Millions of Deposits Shown In the Farmer* and Merchants'
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
COAST SHIPPING
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
1891 French Colony Brandy
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f SUFFERS LOSS OF 1 j VALUABLE JEWELRY i Mrs. J. B. Winston Finds Jewel Case | I Emptied of Diamonds and Sns- | | # pects a Servant l
RAILROADS
So Trace of Webb'* Slayer
QUESTION OF AUTHORSHIP San Jose Aroused Over Times' Attack Captain Newberry Makes Sworn ' Statement Declare* That City Editor Andrews Told Him Franklin Hlcbborn Was the Author of the Slanderous Libel on the Fair Xante of the Garden City—More Libel Suits Arc Planned
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