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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 102, 11 January 1902
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HILL DEFENDS HIS MERGEK WITH NOTABLE SUCCESS HIS ACTION COMMENDED BY FARMERS tfargo Convention Hears and Approves Railway Magnate Declares Their liiterests Are Identical Assures Them That the Purchase of the Borlinvton and of the Northern Pacific Wai Made in the Interest of the Northwest, and That He and They Most Stand or Fall Together
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PRESIDENCY HAS CHARMS FOR MILES Rumor Credits Him With Ambition Also With Intention to Revenge Himself on Roosevelt Tha General Said to Have Relished Neither Form, Manner Nor Character of the Reprimand Administered to liiua for Ills Indiscretion in Commenting on the Schley Case
NARROW ESCAPE OF CAITHNESSHIRE
EXPERT AT DODGING TAX MAN Figures That Lay Bare Railway Methods Mileage Capitalization autl the Assessment Their Variance So Great That the San Francisco Call Marvels That the State Board of Equalisation Gave It the Overlook When Making Up the Roll—Vast Sums From People
Fortune Earned by Crescent
LOOKOUT LYNCHERS ATTACK ME MODOC GRAND JURY Their Attorneys Declare It Is Biased Against Thcif Clients, but After a Bay of Contention the Assault Fails – A
COLLECTOR LYNCH GETS SUPPORT FROM AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER
CAUSE OF THE PARAGUAY REVOLT
DOESN'T FANCY HOPKINS BILL House Recommits Census Measure Would Place Present Employes Under Civil Service tieaeral Sentiment l'won Main Idea at the l'roponcd Legislation, >ame]y, That a Permanent Bureau Be Established, but Chamber Oppose* the Ideas of the Illinois Statesman
TOBACCO IST CALIFORNIA Department of Agriculture to Make Extensive Experiments
REPORT ON GRAIN ACREAGE Statistician of Department of Agrl- I cnitnre Submits Estimate*
CHINESE EXCLUSION Bill 1 ontliiulna Prohibitory Law* Is Introduced
QUESTION OF A PACIFIC CABLE House Committee on Commerce Discusses the Question President of Commercial Pacific Cable C ompany Details Plans foi* aCable to Honolulu, Which Is Afterward to Be Extended to Manila
Panama Company's Formal Offer
Appropriations for Forest Reserves
Salaries for Former Presidents
California Pensions
Pranking I'rlvileg;c for Mrs. McKlnley
Hearings on Statehood Dills
! SAM GABRIEL FIRF. CLAIMS Kill for Payment Mist Be Passed by Congress
PAYNE'S ACCESSION * Will Anionic His New Duties Tuesday or Wednesday
reunion Appropriation Bill
(National Bauk for Newman. Cal.
SPARTAN'S SURVIVORS The Crew Rescued and Taken to IVew Orleans
BOERS LOOK FOR PEACE OVERTURES Delegates in Holland Expect an Offer It Is Said That They Will Xot Reject What Is, From Their Standpoint, Any Fair Offer of Terms—Rnmors of Overtnres Being; Made to Britala
OPPOSE UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Kfntnekf Uamhlera of Confrderacr SISTD IVtltlou
PLEAD FOR ANNEXATION Planters of Danish West Indies Anxlons for Onr Markets
iMlaalns Man Returns
Slops the Coaik and Works Off the Cold
IDLENESS IN PHILIPPINES One Keason for Lack of Progress Secretary Boot Addresses House j Committee lie Declares Difficulty in Obtaining i I-'ranrhlnen. One to Mpooner Amendment, Prevent* Investment of Capital, and Tlierefore Many Are Without Work and Become Conspirator*
FILIPINOS SIHHKNDER Officers and n Rrnrgadc Priest Hire Thenutlvei Hp
Critical Condition in Servla
Germans to llonor Schley /
Italian Prince Coning
Eczema; No Cure Mo Pay
VATICAN AND HOLY WRIT High Papal Commission Named To Ascertain Limits of Freedom to Be Allowed Exegetists Nominee* of Hli Holiness, Notably the President, C ardinal Paroeebi. Vice Chancellor of Holy Roman Church, Said to Represent Broad Minded, Progressive Tendencies
AMERICA AND THE VATICAN Movement for Opening of Diplomatic Relations Grows Stronger
FRANCE'S CLAIMS AGAINST CHINA Minister .Refuses to Present His Credentials Doirster Empress Sends Verbal Messages to the Foreign Minister, (expressing Thanks for Care 6f the Palace and for Other Courtesies
CHEYENNE TROUBLE Indian* Still Inruy and Holding: Wnr Dances
FRANCE'S FAILING REVENUE The Total Deficit for the Year la Over Twenty Million Dollari
Bis Failure at Chicago
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UNAWARE OE THE DISASTER Benoist Says He Got No Answering signal Members ol the Crew of the Max Support Their Captain Lookunt of the Walla Wnllit Testlflcs Tit lit Twice lie Uciiorlcd Lights on the Ste*u*ef» Mow to the Oflleer on the Brldme, but deceived So He-Bi»onse Until It Wag Tom i.nte
MIGUEL GENERIS SUSPENSION General Wood Says It In on Account of Incompetency
PRUNES FOR EUROPE , San Jose Fruit Dealer Disposes of Ten Carloads
Miss Stone's Release Drawing Near
ZELAYA'S CALL FOR MEETING Presidents to Assemble at Corinto Colombia May Charter Steamer Lantaro Matter In Referred to Headquarter* of Ehrmann «fe Co. at Valparaiso—The Philadelphia to Convey Colombian Commissioners to Las Tnblus for an Exchange of Prisoners
ADMIRAL SCHLEY VISITS SAVANNAH Given Enthusiastic Welcome by the Citizens In the Evening He Attends the Opera, and, When Recognlxed, Is tilven a Housing Ovation by the Whole Autlience, lleing Cheered Repeatedly
| Dies From Effects of Burn*
Xaptaln Hall Has Another Steamer
Trust Compuuy AsNljrns
The Change of Life
FORGED MANY NAMES Bold Attempt to Secure Release' of a t Convict
TWO MINERS INJURED Accident to a Holstinjg Apparatus ia Angela Camp
San Francisco Man Kills Himself
THAWED GIANT POWDER Workman Near Angels Camp Severely Isjured
Discharged From Hospital
ANOTHER IMMENSE GUSHER IN TEXAfc Oil Is Struck in an Entirely New Field Chief Owner In tlie New Territory Is Former Governor Hon, and the Discovery Is Said to Mean Eighty Million Dollars to Him
REEVES TESTIFIES IN NEELY CASE llathbone Said It Was Easy Way to Make Money The Witness Further Says That Xcely Told Him That Rathbonc Would Be Civil Governor of Cuba, Himself Treasurer and Reeves Auditor
San Joaquin Valley- Exhibit
Altai tint Woodynrd
Undelivered Telegram*
Tuberculosis Snnitarinni
Berkeley Objects to Distance Rtins
DENOUNCED IN THE REICHSTAG Chamberlain Is Bitterly Assailed Von Buelow Deprecates Violence ol the Speakers While Repudiating? the Aspersion Cut Upon Che Honor of the German Arms, Me Refuses to Accept It as an Excuse for Altering the Foreign Policy of the Gcrmnu Empire
FLEISHMAN SAID TO BE LOCATED Living in Mexico Under Name ol Maurice Secret Scrvlce Officers Claim He Ii Now in One of tlie Interior Towns, Where an Order for Hifc Arrest Has Deen Forwarded to the Authorities
Report on Ship Subsidy Bill
Ohects to Name art Fitiilmmoni
Finances of Germany
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NEILL GETS THE DECISION Fine Glove Contest With Donovan Honors Are Even for Many Rounds Donovan Get* an AlviKtase »t the Fifth Round, hat After That Xelll Has the Contest In His Own Hands, Although Never Able to Put Hl» Opponent Out—Clever Work Done
OAKS TENPIN TEAM EASY GAME
WHITTIER JUNIORS DEFEAT MARBLE PALACE TEAM
SIGNAL CORPS ANB RUSHERS WILL PLAY AT BASKETBALL
PROTECTION OF FISHERIES
FISHING PROSPECTS FOR TODAY AND SUNDAY
At Av«lo« (Special Correspondence.}
Ilaaeball This Afternoon
Mrs. G.'i Hope
Peruna Almanac
Society Correspondence Paper
OUTSIDER WINS THE CADMUS Victor Byron Rose at Twenty to One Lone-Priced Horses and Second Choices (Jet the Money Oat of Six Events Horton Is the Only Favorite to Land First Under the Wire—Goldflnder, at Odd* of Six to One* Bent* Senator Matt a Neck In the First—At Siew Orleans
Results at Xew Orleans
NOVEL RACE PLANNED FOR NEXT MATINEE
When the Power is Off What Happens ?
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(I.OS AJIUULBI COUNTY) INSTALLATION AT LONG BEACH Joint Ceremony Held by Fraternal Orders Sons of Veterans Make Their First Appearance Cxerciaea Are Held by (lie Woman's Relief Cori»N, the Grand Army and the Sons of Veterans—Hxthbone Sisters Install Oftleers for the En- Sninv Year—General Xens Matters
(SAX BHKXAKDTSO COUNTY) BOLD WORK OF j ORANGE THIEF!
All the Barbara Set a Talking
(ORANGE COUNTY) COOK-BARTON CASE AGAIN Decision Is Against Mrs. Delia B. Kawson Deeds to Property in Question Ordered Set Aside ■ 1 Land in the Peatlands to Be Returned to Mri, Cook-Barton oip the Pay* ment of fIOOO to Mrs. Kawson—Fair (•roundi, and Race Track Sold for fHMUfr-Xeiri %'otea and Personals i I
(SAXTA BARBARA COUNTY) TWO FIRES AT SANTA BARBARA
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK MEN'S CLUBS
Y. W. C. A.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
I EPISCOPAL
1 PENIEL HALL
B'NAI B'RITH
METHODIST TVia n.A»I. ~4»
PRESBYTERIAN „»• .LI- _S
W. C. T. U, VfTT rn ...
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF THE UNITY
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) STRIKE OF OIL IN THE HARPER WELL
WANT TO KNOW THE MAGNATE BETTER HoninrAi Men Win Give a Dinner to H. E. Hnntlnttton at the Angelus
AMATEUR ATHLETIC EVENTS SCHEDULED
(LOS ANGELUS COUNTY) METEORIC DISPLAY | ON CATALINA ISLAND
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HOUSE CANAL VOTE
PHENOMENAL JANUARY DIVIDENDS
PRESIDENT'S COMPLIMENT TO LABOR
A TAAVMTY ON JUSTICE
PROTECT THE CLAM
ADULTERATED PRODUCTS
DENVER IN ANGRY MOOD
Sump SAoti
BOARD IS FLOODED WITH PETITIONS Many Men Willing to Accept a Fireman's Fay Eight Applications fur Appointment to Positions In tbr Fire Department Arc Filed Wltli the Commission. Will liny Fonr More Horici
LIBRARY BOARD MAY RAISE ALL SALARIES Directors Believe Attendant* Poorly Paid and Will RevUe tlie Salary List at Once
COMMITTEE HAS LOTS OF TROUBLE ON HAND ! Property Owner* Object to Aiaesnment District for the Opening of Burlington Avenue
Excels the Marseillaise
FIVE SUGGESTIONS TO ORCHAB UISTS. Horticullnral Board Propose Fumigating Methods Thinks It Is Better for the Growers to I'nrchuse Their Own Cyanide aad Then Let the Contract for Burning It lnder the Trees
COURT BRIEFS
Hail So Healster
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON TKACTION LINE Man and Woman Arc Knu Over While Driving Alexander Marrvui, ( onlrnptor, §a»- talna Injuries Thai May Prove Fatal* and Hla Conpaaloa, Mrs. T. U» Smith la Badly Cat and Bralaed
CAREER OF COLONEL SAMOEL N. HOYT A Brother of Ralph Hoyt Who lilted I.os Angeles In the Early Days
IS FOR SOCIABILITY AM RECREATION Pacific Club of Santa Monica Files Ar* tides of Incorporation With the County Clerk
COUNCIL WILL HEAR BRICKYARD APPLICATIONS
RED-LETTER DAY COMING FOR PASADENA ELKS
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
WILL ANALYZE POISONED MILK County to Pay for ail investigation The District Attorney Believes It Contains Chloroform If llie ( lirmUCi Report Supports indications of n Plot lo Kill the McKee Ha l>y ihe Police Will Be Instructed to Mnke nil Attempt to Locate the t«nllty PeiMon or Persons
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS (> aunlsntlon Listens to Addresses nnd Then Knjoye a Supper at Del Monte
PERSONAL NOTES
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best and Moat Popular
HOTEL ARRIVALS
HEART DISEASES TREATED FREE The Celebrated Specialist, Franklin Miles, IVf. D., 11. 8., Will Send $2.50 Worth of llli Niw Treatments free
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THE HERALD oooooooooooooooooooooo# I HERALD LINER STATIONS g
WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
FI'XERAL NOTICES
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(PASADBMA 1 BAD DAY FOR THE CANINES The Dog Catcher Begins Work in Earnest • Old Man Run Down and Seriously Injured William Sfeafer Is Struck by a Boggy and Two of His Rib* Are Broken, but the Men In the Vehiele Drive on Without Waiting to Ascertain Kxtent of Their Victim's Injuries
J. J). FREDERICKS CHOSEN CAPTAIN Will Again Be in Command of Troop L) Honorable Career of tUe Commander In the National Guards of Pennsyl* vanla and California—Congratulatory Addresses Are Mad-j
CALIFORNIA KINETOSCOPE SLIDES MAKE A HIT The Pasadena Rose Tournameht Parade and Jeffrles-Ruhlln Fight Are Depicted on the Screen
PUBLIC RECORDS FOR FRIDAY, JAN. 10, IJH>2. Deed* I
HILL BROOK FARH The Owner Comments On Grape-Nut*
Mortgages
Homesteads j
Attachments
Marginal Satisfaction*
Miscellaneous
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT Neir Actions
Judgments
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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PLAN TO UNITE THE OIL MEN IN A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION The Western Oil Men's Association to Become a National Association on February 1 and ' Branches to Be Established in Tms State
STOCK EXCHANGE
MINING Metal Markets
Perils of Our Presidents
APOLLOS IS STRENUOUS Cincinnati Appalled at Adventures Throws Dr. Mclntyre's Novel From Libraries
RAILROADS
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Club
Willi A STORE or KNOWLEDGE j YOU HAVE RICHES AT COMMAND BY LEARNING MORE YOU CAN EARN MORE Grasp the Opportunity of Securing a Higher Education Offered by The Herald and You Will Be in a Position to Make Your Future Incomparably Brighter !
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BULLS DBOP STEEL RUSH Market Has Drifted Into Purely Professional Lines •locks Neglected Oirlag to Lack of 4>ntslde Interest—Tone Leans Toward Depression—Market Vulnerable to Slight Prcssore—Money Easy
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money in LocaJ Markets an«l World's nankins Summary
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
OUTLOOK IS GOOD j FOR CITRUS FRUIT
STOCKS AND BONDS Clssln* off Securities la Los Angeltii few York and Oostoa
n
LOS ANGELES SECIRITIKS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits In 9ib Francisco
COAST SHIPPING
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW
WHEAT BEARS IN THE SADDLE Long Holders Drop Their Staff and Depress Market Keports of Dry Weather in Cereal Districts Dlstarb Market Conditions—Corn Closed a Shade Higher. i Oats Weakened a Trifle
BANK CLEARINGS
REPORT OF ATTORNEY DELAYED Legsl Department Ha. Been Too Bucr to Prepare an Annual Statement (or the Council
JOTTINGS
DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE ALL RIGHT Prof. Anderson Discusses Batter Making Industry He Declares That Dairy Interests of lootbern California Are Far Ahead of Many Other Sections—He Is Here to Give Some Heeded Instructions
Art in Textiles
Good Opportunity
Lipton's Teas
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