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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 123, 1 February 1902 PDF Issue PDF

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ANSWER OE BRITAIN NOT FAVORABLE Reply to Dutch Note Is Dispatched Loophole Is Left for Farther Negotiations lord Lansdowiie Donbts the Ability .of the Boer Delegate* to Holtl Fhelr Fellotv-Countrymen to Any Agreement That Might Be Made, and Holland Can't Get Guarantee*
i LOWRY WILL CASE Attorney Schlotterbach ot Santa Hoaa I* Cnder Arreat
Value of Walla Walla'a Wreck
Attorney General Ford lioet Eaat
THE MORNING'S NEWS
JUDGE TELLS LAWYERS TO USE PISTOL Advises Them to Fight It Out Lively Scenes in Courtroom at ' Altnras llnrrliiHton'* Peculiar Advice la the ItCMUIt of > Claih Between Po»t and Raker—The Latter and Judge Indnlffe In Sharp Klrhame of Word*—Order* Maker From Conrt
PROSECUTION SCORES A TELLING POINT IN THE TRIAL OF LAWYER PATRICK
CANADA CLAIMS – HALIBUT WATERS | Contention Is to Be forwarded to Washington ; Says Waters Along British Columbia Coast Inside North End of Vancouver Inland and Alone Eastern Shores Belong to Canada I
— — JUDGE ESTEE MUST PAY Court Taken Isaac Trambo'i Word la Prefereo«>e to the Jurist's
DIAZ WOULD RESIGN If Arbitration Plan I* Coi'nummnted Mexico's Peace 1* Secnre
| SCHOONER'S HARD TRIP The Olsen Has Tempestuous Voyage to Port Townsead
SCHLEY AT NASHVILLE City in Holiday Attire in Honor of the Admiral
ANGELES OS ASKED TO GUESS j CITY'S FUTURE POPULATION f
BANKER JENKINS TO. MAKE FIOHT Asserts Innocence of the Charges Against Him Man Aceuiipil of Wrecking; Bank* In Whatcom nnd Blaine In Securing Some of the Beet rental Talent In the State to Defend Him
FARMER A_ROBBER Wealthy Rancher In Michigan Is Placed Under Arrest
Cieiteml Electric liny a Copper
Lord Dnferln'R Condition Crltlcnl
MURDERERS TAKEN AFTER SEVERE BATTLE ACCOMPLICE SHOOTS HERSELF Seeing Edward fiiddle Fall Mortally Wounded by Her Side, She Makes an Ineffectual Attempt at Self-Destruction
HANFORD ART COLLECTION Chicago Man's Valuable Painting* Sold in New Tork
Eureka Silk Plaat Ordered Sold
kOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO# ROOSEVELT ISSUES A DRASTIC | ORDER TO FEDERAL EMPLOYES I
TIFT BEFORE THE SENATORS Explains Conditions in the Islands Cfrril Government in Thirty-Four ot the Provinces Tk* Mora* All Friendly Except a Few Wkl Ml Rnti Been Otkcrwlu Tkn Hostile «• the Spnnlnrds, u« ■tu These Are Betas Bronvkt pTfr lir tk* rmvetl of Trade V •
War Tax Repeal
AfyelstMesti Csafrsul
WHITE HOUSE INFLUENCE POTENT Payne and Grosvenor Hedging as to Cuban Kenprocity •ay They NaT* Not Mad* Lp Their Minds on the Issue and hater Will Give It Mature Consideration—The Cabinet Discuss** the Subject
PROSPECTS (WOP FOR PACIFICATION Conditions in Philippines Are Encouraging Everywhere the Situation I» More Favorable Than at Any Time Stace the Bevtantn* of Hchelltoa, Except on the Islaad of Samar
Eczema: No Cure, No Pay
CEDES SITE OF THE HOME Measure to Protect the Veterans' Suffrage McLachlan Introduces a Bill in llonse of Representatives Its Elcet to Tars Over to the Stat* All Jurisdiction Over Location of Institution at Santa Monica, This Ohvlatlag Aay Question as to the Right of th* Veterans to Vot*
CHIKESE KX.CXI SIO* Inspector Dunn Explains Need of Additional Safeguards
Hf«r Aflsona's Statehood Deltfatlon
Attends His Last Meetlas
Gold la tbe Trtanry
Approved a* Reserve Agtnli
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MORGAN CAN PUT IT RIGHT Comments on the Island Tarift Bill Says in Its Present Form U Is Not Consiitutional It His Amendment I* Adopted, Hawevert He Aiiaret the Senate That the Measure Would Stand Closest Scrutiny of the Court—Approve* at Philippine Commission's Acta
PREPARES TO DEFEND ITSELF House Jealous of Its Prerogatives Will Not Tolerate luvasion on Part ci Senate Instructs the Ways aad Mean* Committee to Investigate the Question Whether the Treaty-Making Power Can Negotiate Reciprocity Conventions Affecting Customs Unties
TO CURB GRIP IN TWO DATS
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HALF MILLION LOST BY FIRE Ruinous Conflagration at Norfolk Three Great Structures Consumed in the Flames 4 Hundred Gallons of Whisky Stored In the Massive Columbia Office Bulldlu* Explodes Withe Terrific Force, Tearing Ont Front Wall. Hotel Gaests Aroused In Time
Victims of a Bnnkliouse Fire
NO MORE RATIONS FOR THE APACHES Indians Must Learn to Support Themselves Fort Apache la to Be Abandoned aa a Military Post aad the Forces Scat to Strengthen the Garrison at Fort McDowell to ttnrll Friction
Modern Preachers. ARE THEY TO BE TRUSTED AND BELIEVED?
RECEIVER FOR DOWIE'S PLANT Decision Concerning Zion Lace Industries Property Obtained by Exerting Undue Influence Jndft Talejr of Chicago Holda That Steveaaoa, Oowlc'a Brother-la-Law, 1s Ratified to at LeMI Oae Haadvrd Thoaaaad Dollar* or the Lace Industrie!—Receiver'* Bond
HINGED ONJ)NE WORD Stepdaughters of Late Mrs. Coaklln Lose Their Salt
NEW MINJNG_BUILDING Contract Let for Stracture at I'll. veralty of California
Cliaraes Conspiracy' to Defraud
Honored by French Government
Chinese Empress' Seals Sold
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DNION MEN FEAR TROUBLE Machinists Discharged by Union Pacific Looked Upon as Threatening to Organization Orlffla of Kebraska talon's Trouble With the Railroad Bald to Be That Three Locomotives Made by *«»- Union Mea Hare Been Tampered With—Qlasssvorkers' Wages
RAISE FOR GLASS WORKERS Cunningham Company Voluntarily Advances Wages Ten Per Cent
"COVBRS.H'DXT BY IXJISOTIOS*' l«wa Senate Takes Conservative Action on Hoar Bill
TO ADOPT MERIT SYSTEM Order Issued by Houston and Texas Central Railroad
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Strange Woman Tries to Kill Herself In Stockton
Arrested on Bribery Charge
Xo Evidence of Her Identity
Boat Belonged to Condor
MILLIONS A HEM INCREDIME AMOUNT OF MONEY LOST BY THE WORKING CLASSES An Interview With Gearia V. Hammaad •f Tacama, Wash, a Man Wka Talk* Fram Cxpciienea
MURDERERS PAY DEATH PENALTY Wade and Daltoa Are Hanged at Portland Killed James B. Morrow Last Xoveml>er for the Sam of 25 (end. Both Men Retain Their Nerve to the End, Man! feat In* Incoacern
MAYOR VERSUS COURTS Sc*biiiHn*« Justice's Clerk Doing .o Business at the City Hall
DEATHS OF THE DAY H. P. Whitner
Ckl»u Murderer Hatnared
Dr. Chapman Recovering
JOTTINGS
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SEW OUTLET TO THE COAST Bock Island Completes Texas Line Makes Junction With Southern at El Paso Utm tbo (Mri a •as all Aisaslaie •m Cssitellac Us« la the Matte* ml Distance. Los Anseles Bslag ■mgkl Nearer to Kaaaaa City by • Matte* st Forty-one Mtlea
TBRKEI ASKED TOO MUCH llMttl Combine of London Street Railways Not to Occur
RAISE ATLANTIC RATES Great Ocean Steamer Llnee Enter Into a Tariff Combination
RESIGNS HIS POST Vice President and Treasarer of the Bnrilnmon Gives lp His Plaee
j"NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY Attorney Says Supreme Court Will Deny Minnesota's Petition
STEAM BUSES AND WAGONS To Be Operated in Connection With S. P. Observation Train
CREATE A NEW OFFICE Santa Ft to Have an Asalataat to tho General Manager
Klamath late Railroad
Assumes His New Duties
To Bnlld Terminal at Chicago
Suspends Work on Extension
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Club
Mrs. Galpln's Class
Wednesday Morning Club
Insurance Conditions In West
Streeker's Dntterflles Not Sold
Kansas Treasurer Sent to Prison
BOOT WINS ON A FOUL Given Decision in the Seventh Round Gardner Not His Match in the Art of Boxing Hakes, an Affreatlve Fight, bat His Blows Are Wild, and as the Mill Progresses He Plainly Loses His Head and Resorts to Clinching;. No Mistaking the Final Pnnch
Gardner's Byo Closed
BROAD DEFEATS SULLIVAN
"Cyclone" Kelly Given the Fight 1
I»nei Defiance to the World
California Challenges Yale
HAS VARIOLOID Dr. MoKenale of Kern Cltjr Found to Be Infected
CIGARS FROM MANILA Over Two Million on the Way to This Country
Sol Smith Russell Recovering
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MANY TEAMS WILL ENTER Widespread Interest in Tournament iiowlers Coming From Many Places in Sout hern California iVuMlCt.m. Are Defeated by Ik. Bruanlcki, and the Santa Monica Teaw Roll* m Fine Practice Match In the City by the Sea—Bowline Note* From Many Qnartera
REDBACKS SCALP THE WASHINGTONS
SANTA MONICAS WIN A GOOD PRACTICE GAME
Bowling? Motes
*" I O'Cssssr to Ride for Morrla
FAIR GOLFERS STRIVE FOR CIAMPIONSIIP
TITAJSIA WINS THE SAN RAMON Mounce on Kenilworth Waits Too Long Favorite Fails to Get Any of the Money Sam© Jockey Pursues Same Tact lea With tie Giver, First Choice la the Six Furlongs Event, With Like Result—Billy Lyons. Played at 30 to 1, Justifies His Backing .
RemlU st New Orleans
Whitney*. Rulirllaa Imothi
OCCIDENTAL ATHLETES MAKE GOOD SCORES
FIELDS AND WILLIAMS WILL MEET TONIGHT I
Facalt? Maj Forbid Football
FISHING PROSPECTS FOR TODAY AMD SUNDAY
BASKET BALL GAME _ATJHE ARMORY
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT AT MONTE CARLO
ST. VINCENT'S NINE TO PLAY LONG BEACH
BROWNSTEIN EASILY . WINS FROM WOLBRECHT
BASEBALL NOTES
High School Game
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THE REVENUE REDUCTION
STUPENDOUS TRUST FIGURES
MR. BRYAN'S PROSPERITY
A NEEDFUL MEASURE
THE MONTHLY OIL REVItW
GOULD ROAD TO THE COAST
A REVIVAL IN MINING
FOLLY OF SPECULATING
A. DIFFERENCE
Jfit/s and Starts g ifiw a® Eraiaisrari^iEia^ww Polnsettla*
Anxious Reader SntUfled Again
A Case of Heredity '
Depravity of Inanimate Thing*
The Wise Father
Pretty Convincing
Tha Pistol in Arizona
Jit the 7/at onat Capitat
I Tl/ashingion's Tjaot
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THE PITTS NEWS]
TODAY'S EVENTS
Concert at Central Park*
BifiL&HAW AFTER PERKINS' SCALP Accuses the iSenator ol Double Dealing Uc Tolls Ills Version of How and Why Stephen F, Kelly Started to dot John C, Lynoh's Place—lOtldeatly Favors Metcalf for Senator
PERSONAL NOTES
HARVEST FEAST OF THE MAINE ASSOCIATION Natives of Pine Tree State Olil-Faiihloned Form of Entertainment
BUILDING RECORD * VERY GRATIFYING Hall Million Dollars to Oo Into Improvements ! Building Superintendent Julius W. Krause Makes a Report Showing Operations of His Offlce Daring the Month Jnst Closed
DINNER TO EMPLOYES BY HOEGEE COMPANY entertainment of Large Force Is | Furnlfthed nt Koster'a Ban- I quet Room
HOTEL ARRIVALS
INCUHAbLE HkART mttot SOONGUREO! By the Oreit Specialist In Treating Weak and Diseased Hearts, franklin Mites, M. D., LL. B. will Send $2.50 Worth of Hit Special lrcatmen. Tctt as a Trial
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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(Muma COVUTT) CACSE OF EXPLOSION Santa Ana Police After Perpetrators fowder Stolen From a Local Guu Store U h Believed the Persons Who Stole tkc Explosive* Are the Ones Who |«t Off the Bomba-A Reward Will Probably Be Offered for the Apprehension of the Dynamiters
(LOS AXGELES COUNTY) TO HAUL MATERIAL FOR BATH HOUSE
(RTTER9IDE COUWTT> METHODIST PRFSCHERS TO HOLD MEETING
(RIVERSIDE COt'NTY) FIRE DESTROYS A CORONA BUILDING
(SASf DIEGO COI'WTY) ESCONDIDO WAN HAS A WISE DOG
(SAM BERNARDINO COI'STY) 1 REDLANDS PERSONALS ;i ANUJIEWS ITEMS
(■Aft UMIMDMO COOHTT) ACCIDENT TO A RANCHERI Burned While Lighting a Smudge Cau Containing Oil and Gasoline Explodes Tbomai Atwood, a Rancher Residing on Colton Terrace, Receives Injuries Which May Prove Fatal. %'eedles Uurglar dtli Drunk and | Falls Aleep and I* Captured
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FORMER LORDSBURG RESIDENT IS DEAD
j' (TEJSTIRA COI'STY) VENTURA WATER COMPANY'S STATEMENT
(LOS ANGBMBI COUNTY) MUTUAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR POMONA
(LOS AHGELBS COUNTY) RURAL DELIVERY FOR THE PALMS
SANTA MONICA WINo A VICTORY I i – Will Probably Puss to Filth Class Without Opposition > i I Trustee! Finally Right Them«elve» and Offer to Rescind llenolntlon Adopting Cenaua Adverse to Wish i ot the Good Government League > ~
(SANTA BARBARA COCHTT) FORMER INDIAN GRAVEYARD Relics Found on Site of Potter Hotel Hainan Skulls and Implements Unearthed Mr. Potter Will Preserve All Relies Found In Rx»T«tl>( the Burton Mound, and Will Exhibit The* In • Relic Room In the Hotel—Large Lumber Contmct Let—Drevltlci
(LOS ANGKLES COUNTY) DAY OF PRAYER AT POMONA COLLEGE
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ATTEMPmO SHOOT WOMAN Murderous Attack Made by Pasadena Negro Fires Two Shots, but Neither Takes Effect BrajMala C. Holmes, Whose Attention* «• m Yo«nV Colored Woman Are Rejected, Make* n Desperate Attempt to Take Her Life, Pursu•■l Her Through Friend's Honse
RAILROADS
MEETING OF HILL STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Sabjects Relative to Proposed Plans of Reconstruction to Be Dlscnssed
Funeral of Pioneer
Socialist Meeting
EATING IN HAVANA Yankees Club Together
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL BOARD PILLS VACANT JOBS Eight Extra Firemen Are Promoted Resignations of Three Hosemen Are Also Accepted Positions Made Vacant by Filling: of Office of Assistant Chief Filled. Los Angeles Man Designs a Combination Ladder and Water Tower, Which He Offers to the City
GRAVEL ORniVfIMCP IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL Judge Smith' Decides That Kefllllns I* *o» Alwayi Necesaarr in Cases of Excavation
SCARED THE JANITOR UNTIL HE TREMBLED Practical Jokers Take Xcw Method of Eiuphaalilnv the Seeds of the City Hall Committee Room
NOW THE GIRLS NEED NOT SHED ANY TEARS Library Board Instructs Miss Jones Not to Have Salary Roll Printed In the Report
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
MANY PROTESTS ARE PRESENTED Hearing of Franchise Petition Is Aeain Postponed Chnreh Organisations ssi Property Owners on Olive and Pleo Streets Object Berloasly to the Occnpatloa of Certala Thoroaghfares
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD RAILROAD MAN Thomas R. Daman, Panenfer Agent •f the Texas and Paclfle, Dies at 111. Home
Bib • Institute
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WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS'
DIED
FINER A L NOTICES
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I—rj—r-rrr1—rj—r-rrr m—ti -b a>m 11 nnnw 1 wnmw > imi ,mni| • CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK j
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
ALLIANCE CONVENTION
SALVATION ARMY
W. C. T. U.
AT B'NAI B'RITH
Y. M. C. A.
REVIVAL MEETINGS
BIBLE INSTITUTE
PEN lEL HALL
PRESBYTERIAN
PACIFIC GOSPEL UNION !
PUBLIC EECORDS
Trnst Deeds
Homesteads
Horlmei
Notices of Complcttoa
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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HERALD'S MONTHLY OIL REPORT 1 JANUARY OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA FIELDS Operations Carried Along on a Very Conservative Basis—The Market Much Steadier and Mnch Better Prices for Contract Oil
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STOCK T CHANGE
"mining KxeltimeM la C»pp-»
BANK CLEARINGS
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
SPECULATION AT 1,0 W TIDE Stock Market as a Whole Quiet and Spiritless Outside and Large Money Interests Refrain From Operating; la Wall Street—Notable Dividends Canse Advances la fume Railroad Shares
FINANCIAL REVIEW Momay In Local Market and World's Banking Snunnary '
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
#ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo+ ORANGE MARKET [ REPORTED FIRMER
STOCKS AND BONDS ! Closing of Securities la Lorn Angeles, | New York and Boatoa
LOS ANGUSI.E3S SECURITIES
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
COAST SHIPPING
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frvlts In Snq Francisco
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PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LOS ANGELES | PRODUCE MARKETS
CEKEALB RULED DULL AND WEAK Advance Hard to Hold—All Pits Tamed Bearish Prices la Wheat Favored Bayers* Cora Mad* a Hopelee* Itragfk to Keep la the Lead—Oats Weakened While Meats All Closed Lower
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
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