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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 127, 5 February 1902 PDF Issue PDF

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ROOSEVELT'S KOUGH KIDEE UNDER CLOUD Scandal Over Naming of Daniels Said to Have Had Prispn Record in Wyoming President Admit* He Knew lIIn Appointee to the Marshalsliip of Arizona Wm a Gambler, lint Did Not Know He Wat a Penitentiary Graduate—Promised to Quit Cards
AIRSHIP DESTROYED Rival of Saiijos-Dumont's Flylnu-M.:ehlne 1m flamed
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ENGLAND'S REPLY A COURTEOUS BUT UNMISTAKABLE DECLINATION TO CONSIDER THE HAGUE'S PROPOSAL
OLD WOMAN NOT GUILTY OF MURDER Mueller Case Is Decided at Hollister Mrs. Nuts, the Decrepit Old Lady Accused of Killing; Her Haft-Brother, F. S. Mueller, Is Found Not Guilty the Charge—Faints in Court
To Plant Smyrna Fig*
SEEK THE ADVICE OF 00M PAUL Boer Delegates to Confer as to Lord Lansdowne's Note Krufpr to Be Asked Whether or Not They Shall Take the British Foreign Secretary's Hint and Apply Personally for Safe Conduct
As the Nation's Guest
London Press Approves
Kitchener's Weekly Mat
HONDO MINE DISASTER Thirty-five Llvi Men and Eighty-five Bodies Are Recovered
DOWIE-STEVENSON SUIT Atrctinent Reached Oat of Conrt and Case Dismissed
HILL OF QUARTZ RICH IN GOLD Miners in Washington Tell of a Remarkable Find If What They Say Is to Be Believed They Have One of the Greatest Bonanzas of the Age—May Be Worked by Quarrying
Ijejrlnlature in Extra Senialon
CAST AWAY ON COAST OF JAPAN British Liner Knight Companion Probably a Total Wreck One> of the Chartered Steamers of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, Plying Between Portland, Ore., and Ports of the Orient
Japanese Prince May Vliilt America
WILL ATTEND THE CORONATION SIMPLY AS AN AMERICAN GIRL
JAPAN CURRENT'S COURSE CHANGED Skippers Say It Sweeps Nearer Alaskan Coast Account for the Phenomenon by Advancing the Theory That a. Great .Mountain Hang;a Has Been Thrown l p by Submarine Volcano
BOILERS EXPLODE ON A TOW BOAT Crew of Fourteen Hurled in All Directions Three Are Known to lie Fatally Hart and Only Five Other* Have Been Accounted for, the. Remaining Six Probably Having Perished
Lord Dufferln's Condition Alarming
NOifES FINDS DEFENDERS IN THE SENATE Hansbrough Says He Is Much Abused Hoar Willing to Back JodgmenV of Late Senator Davis I'nmHKP of the Measure Deaiffaed tm Increase the Salaries of Federal Jurists Twenty-live Per Amendments to the Bill Are B«« Jeeted—Dryden Is Sworn 1%
CHARGES 0F INCOMPETENCY Attacks on the British War Office Alleged Carelessness in Buying Horses. Causes Uproar 4«J«r Lee, British Military Attach* at Washington. Declare® That, Tkoafh Offered the Service# of tbe United States Army Horse Expert, He Did Not Have His Assistance
QUEENSLAND DISSATISFIED Premier O'ritlclnen the Remit of tbe Aufttralfan Federation
Riddles* Bodle* on E*hibitiou
KxploalQQ of ilr»|jilv(-friup
Collision on Illinois Central
To Hans for Felonious Assault
WHOLE JOURNEY IS AN OVATION Admiral and Mrs. Schley in East Tennessee fcjnitre Population of Towns Along the Railroad Torn® Out tit Greet Them and Car Is Filled With Floral Offering*—Hearty Welcome
STANDARD OIL'S DIVIDEND Amount Same n.*t for t'orrespondinic Qoarteri Lacit Two Year*
General Funston Recovering
Far Northern Hallway-
Traced >- Euda a Card Uainp
VENEZUELANS ' 'MEET DEFEAT Castro's General Among the Slain Humoral Sinking of the Rebel' Steamer Libertador Said lo Have Been Attacked by Gunboat While I ndergolng Repair* at I'orto Colombia—France Warns the Caracas Government That Reprisals Will Be Made WILLBM9TADT, Island of « nra- j cno. Feb. Dispatcher have ben received from Parafcnnna. Veneiaela, i announcing that the Insurgents commanded by General 'lentalta had defeated the government troop® commanded by General I rbaneja and (bat the latter bad been killed.
THREATENS REPRISALS France Send* Warning to Yenesaela as to What May Hapin»v
Incarcerating? II in Enemies
Marching With Monitions
French Cruiser on Guard
DOWAGER'S__RECEPTION I.ondou Paper Indlicnant at Attendnucc oC Diplomats Faialllri
Site (or French Industrial School
Cecil Rhodes In Cape Town
TO CI RK tiRIP I* TWO DAVS
JOTTINGS
AWAKENING OF THE CHINESE American Agent (rives Evidence Japanese Menace Supremacy of Westerners Their Trade In (ho Empire (iroirini by Leaps it ml Bound*—Wage* of Coolies In the Orient Higher Since the Advent of the Yankees In the Philippine Archipelago
STIBBOR.V FIGHT FOR C|,FX> Prospect* That a Vote Will He Reached Sometime Thnreduy
Dlsenss Prospective Appointments
Tluslnesn Houses Victimised
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NEGRO VOTE IN THE SOUTH Republicans Talk Over Disfranchisement House Caucus Fails to Agree 011 Any Plan ot Action Movement Strongly Supported to Redace the Representation of the Black States In Congress, But by Advice of Cannon and Payne It Is Decided to Delay Matters
BIDD OS ISXCLISIOX Former Governor of California Appears Before Senate Committee I
ROOSEVELT URGES CLAIMS OF CUBA Still Pressing His Views on the House Jil embeds Indications That His Arguments Find Great Weight With the Representatives nnd Prospect* Xow Are for Reduction of the Duty on Sugar
APPROVES OF ARMY METHODS Taft on the Condnct of the War He Says It Has Been Waged With Compassion Declares In Its Present Status the Strnfile Carried on hy fho Filipinos In Certain Provinces Is a Crime Against Civilisation and Should Be Dealt With as Such
ASK FOR A TRTCE DlfttiiiKiilnlird American* Petition for n Snnpensiou of HoMtilities
Govßnvons elected .'atirpn Returned In Mont of the Provincm of the Islnnria
AHJIV III)ll I) AU.JOI ltS Kt-pori on tin- Great Military Camp* • Sow in Secretary Ituot's tlanda
WIDENS POWER OVER RAILWAYS New Bill on Interstate Commerce Elkins Reports It From Senate Committee Give* tlie Federal Commission Authority I ml or Cert win Conditions to Bates, legalises Pooling ami Abolishes Iprlsonmeut as a Method of Punishment
<SA PF.DRO HARBOR 111 Consideration Mat *nt Be Renohfit for Tito Wpfki
Pensions and P«tPnti
Would Build In Federal Yards
Bibl* Institute
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SPENCER IS SENT TO JAIL Committed for Contempt of Court at Alturas Order Later Revoked atrnl He Is Permitted to Return tumn Hoy*, for the ProieeMloi, Aiki the Court's Indulgence for Mr. Spenerr, Whom He* Refer* to the ••DaMr" of the Unea Comty Bar
Irrigation Conference In Ctah
WOMEN'S CLUBS IN CONVENTION State Federation's First Biennial Session Over One Thousand Delegates Present Meeting Is Called to Order at liiSO O'clock In the Afternoon in Golden date Hall, Snn Francisco, »>>• Mrs. Kobert J. Bnrdette, President of the State Federation
CAUGHT BY FALLING WALLS Two Men Killed and Five Injured Burning Building in St. Lonis Collapses JFlamea. Which Broke Out In a Seven Story Builrilnw. Were Practically I nder Control When thr Structure Suddenly Collapsed, Burylnic the Firemen tndcr Mam of Dehrla
ri-NTSCH G.iK PLANT EXPLODES Several Perioni Are S«rioaalj- Injured In Oyden, Utah
Keeloy limtlf ate Destroyed
Removed from Kern Health Board
Escaped Deserter Still Alive
Bull FlKhtlng Abolished
THREE BARGES LOST AT SEA Thirteen Lives Believed to Be Lost Victims of Storm on Atlantic Coast Hargei Thought to Have Been Wrecked Were Laden Witls Coal and Bound From Newport Xcwb lor Hon to n in Tow of the Tug Richmond, When the Hawser Parted
Wrccbaice oC Bark Adolph
SECRET SOCIETIES BARRED Church In Chicago Refuse* to Accept Members
PUGILIST'S HEART FAILS
Engineer Christie's Death
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GLOVE CONTEST ENDS liN DRAW Neill and Donovan Go the Limit Donovan Takes Another Grueling From Neill Kelll Clearly Hns the AdvftiiiftKc I p to Scveuteenih Honnti by Doing- the Mont leading, Hnt Dnno- Eren» It l'p Toward the Close. Contest In oMt Satisfactory
JOCKEY MOONCE IS SUSPENDED Stewards Don't Like His j Hiding Kenilworth Shows a Marked Degree of Improvement Lrf Jackaon Pilot* Him to 1 letory, While l/Ht Friday, When Favorite la the San Ramon, He ev«r Got a Chance at the Money I'nder Monnce'a Guidance
Iteanlta at Slew Orleann
SHARP POLO GAME AT RIVERSIDE
PRICE BELIEVES THAT WADDELL WILL STAY
DRIVING CLUB PLANS ANOTHER RACE MATINEE
WOULD LEND SHAMROCK TO RACE COLUMBIA
NEW JUDGE FOR THE COURSING PARK
TWO-MAN TOUMEY OPENS AT CHUTES Four Teams Bowl and Some Good Games Result Woodbury and Fitswllllama Konl In Pplendld Form, Winning Five Games Ont of Sl»—Rellly and Haymer Sot Very Sncceasfnt'
WASHINGTON BOWLERS BEAT ANGELES TEAM
WOMEN'S TENPIN TEAM LOSES TO BRUNSWICKS
DRAWINGS MADE FOR < INTER-CLUB MATCH
-.evrapaper Men to Bowl
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YESTERDAY I* WASHINGTON
SWEETEST OF SUBJECTS
BLUNDER IN ECONOMY
ELEMENTAL FURY ABROAD
MANAGEMENT OF THE WATER SYSTEM
POSTOFFICE AND POPULATION
EXAMPLE FOR CALIFORNIA
Snap SAots
And There Are Othere
THINK IT IS h NEW GRAFT
Z'he 9feed of flatter Wages /or Z/eache? o
®|8l8lli!BJffl8l8DDBfl$(BI5JBIE!I51@,iys i^l61IBi&o>jl Tjht iPubiie !Puls» v JSsiSia®IBISIBIi3!EISI3IP-|I3®IBEIsl'3®®t®SSffl
Bane Diaconrtear
Church Att^ndMn<*«
His Miscalculation
fits and Starts The Cardinal Sin
The Rating: Passion *
'Mi« Orlfiiml Philosopher
A Partial Agreement
IK THE PUBLIC RYE
The Three Ages of the West
The Centenarians
Proof
Make* Him Mad
A Popular Thoroughfare
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
TO ESTABLISH NEW BUSINESS " Wholesale Dry Goods House Is Planned Hackers of the Enterprise Are Exported Any Day Will JohnNton of Wichita Is the Man Who Believes That Lor Angeles is the Proper Field for Such an Enterprise-Hl* Previous Experience in the Buelncss
Belief for Crowded Schools
I itdellvered Telcgrrnms
AT THE HOTELS
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
f.nrge C ard Parly
Tuesday Afternoon 1 lab
llnznr and Reception
Charity Ball
Social oten
WOMEN'S CLUBS 10bell Art Section
Social I lab Trials
PERSONAL NOTES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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(RIVERSIDE) MINISTERS IN SESSION Methodists Hold Meeting in .Riverside Improvement in the Excursion Train Service Tourists Are Now Permitted Two and One-Half Hour, to See the Beauties of Riverside—Wedding of James Cox and Miss Grace E. Grant Is Celebrated
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) NEW INSTITUTION FOR SAN LUIS Trustees of the Polytechnic School Named Mrs. Elisabeth G. Seller*, Living >ear Poxo, la Killed Uy Accidental Discharge of a Rifle in Hand* of n Man Who Wan Clcnning It
RECEPTION TO POMONA COLLEGE PRESIDENT Alananl Association of lowa College Entertains Rev. Dr. George A. Gates
ELKS' HORNS ARE SHARP FOR NEILL Frosty Weather for "Barbara Frietcliie" Up North Actor Manager Dcrlarr. He Did >ot Denounce the Order, But Itefuned to Submit to "Intolerable Personal Indignity"—'What I.oca! Elk. Say
Lecture on Home
Whitney'* Homes Have Conglm
(BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) TRAMP GAINS HIS FREEDOM Judges Declare the Law Unconstitutional Includes Tourists as Well as Vagrants At a Joint Moellnf of Civil League and Board of Trade the Need of Printed Matter for Advertising San Hernardlno 1* Di»cna»ed—-Another Plan for Water System
I.nceiißy lleturned to FI Pitftu
II Id way Shoot ink Cane
Cared Fruit Sold
SALARIES OF JUDGES UNBEK HE lEW ACT
RIVERSIDE FRESHMEfI WIN IN THE NINTH
BASEBALL BEGINS ATSAN LUIS OBISPO
JACKSON AND BENTLEY WIN AT BILLIARDS
Rail Toiirra to Try Arlzoim
BllllnrdUt Ml»l Ortrati Conklln
Fast Yacht for Rallrond Mnn
McPartland Knocks Ont Sriloff
StillivnnOlctiovern Fight
Intercut In Revivals
Death of Unatave Drone
Fnncral of Major Wedemeyrr
STOCKTON SUICIDE MYSTERY GROWS Supposed Identification Proves to Ke a Mistake Woman la Declared to Be* One I,> le Dickey, lint That Person la Shortly Aftervrnrd Found to Be Alive and Well In Sacramento
SHEEP MEN CONVENE
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Attempted Hold-Lp
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(PASADENA) SNEAK THIEVES ARE AT WORK Boarding House Help Robbed Burglars Effect Entrance With Duplicate Key J. L. Montgomery and Wife, employed at Alma Ronrdlns House on Sooth Fair Oaka Avenue, Lone Their Hard Earned Savings. Rooms Filtered In Doty Block
NUTS AND FRUIT PALLED ON HER Mrs. ]j. Ward Seeks Divorce on Unusual Ground Tells the Court That Her llnnhand Insisted That She Folloiv His Mode of Fating; and That She Feared She Would Go Insane
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) REDLANDS CHURCH T0 BUY PIPE ORGAN
Knuckle Broken
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL NO BULL FIGHTS TO BE ALLOWED Council Will Pass Ordinance Prohibiting Exhibitions President Powers Secures the Adoption of a Motion Instructing the City Attorney to Prepare and Present an Ordinance on the Subject
GAS FIGHT WAY GET INTO CIVIL COURTS Fire Commissioner Kuhrts Refuses to Sinn Permit Granted by Majority Vote of the Hoard
MAYOR IS URGED TO > SIGN NEW ORDINANCE Employes of Health and Street Departments Anxious to Ride on Policemen's Badges
HIGHWAYMEN PLEAD GUILTY Two Who Held Up Mnjor Klokke Are to Serve Time Frank Case Tried to ftariinln With the Court for a Unfit Sentcnec If He Acknowledged His Guilt—Sentence Is Postponed
M'KAY'S DEATH IS CALLED AN ACCIDENT Coroner's Jury Falls to Comment on Practice of Turning <Jff.'Gas at> the Meter
"OUTDOOR BOOKS" AT TEMPLE UNION
MAKES CHILDREN BRAINY Proof About Feeding
THEY WANT TO RECOVER DEED Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cooper Sue Oil Company Claim That (be Wife Wai Coerced Into Signing Away Property Bernnne Defendant* bad Threafteaed to Arrest Her Honband
COURT BRIEFS
Royn Prf«fnt Contrn>(«
Tj-ler'w Home Robbed
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THE HERALD | HERALD LINER STATIONS I
WEATHER
Weather Coudittous a k v t?d a vnioro ttaK a—Th«fnilitwinir
Eastern Temperatures
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS (Reported Yesterday.}
DIED
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DEMAND FOR HOMES IS DAILY GROWING MANY LISTS ARE EXHAUSTED Real Estate Activity Keeps Agents on the Jump. Investments Are Being Made in All Parts of Los Angeles
PUBLIC RECORDS FOR TUESDAY, FEB. 4. 1008 Deed!
I Trust Deeds
Mor'.KSfei r Tifiiii., **-
Homestead*
Attachments
Marginnl Satisfactions
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PLANS FOR SHIPPING OIL Pipe Lines and Steamers for Beanmont A 910,000,000 Company in the Field ■y>4ieate •( New York Men «• Tap the Railroad at Varloue Folate and All the Larie factarlnc Plants la Texae
STOCK EXCHANGE
GUSHER AT OLINDA
Extending Pirn Territory
THE MINING FIELD Metal Markets
Strike of Ore
The Copper Situation
CoNt of Sloping;
Copper Ilelle Mine %
PLENTY OF SNOW ON WATERSHEDS r Precipitation Light in Lowlands and Foothills Weather Bureau lunea Crop Bnlletln Showing- Llttl* Damaae by Recent Cold Snap to Plant Life and Benefits to Ueeldnona Fruit (iroweri
RAILROADS
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON SPECTRUM ANALYSIS Academy of Sciences Henrs Discussions of Theories of, Astronom-Icnl Conditions
He Recommends Chambarlain's Couch Remedy
PUBLIC RECORDS
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COI'RT New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT Xew Actions
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STOCK MARKET CLOSES WEAKER Gold Exports to Europe the Main Cause of Decline Principal Trading Was Congested in Fonr Securities—Heasons Given for Activity—Railroads Soared. Loans Are Attracting Attention
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
EASY ©RANGE MARKET
STOCKS AND^BONDS Closing of Securities in Los An®eies, New York nnd Boston
Copper Stock*
New York Bonds VCAir VADW r<nk A Vnlln
LOS AMiKLES SECURITIES
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits in San Francisco
Cereals of the World
Dried Frnlts Kasy
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
The Mardi Gras
CORN CENTER OF ATTRACTION Weather Has Decided inflnence on Cash Prices May Opened With a Show of Strength Bat Closed Slightly Weaker. W'heat Haled Dull Daring the Ses• ion—Oat* Were dalet
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
How to Reach Any Point In Los Angeles Cars of tha Los Angeles Railway Co. traverse all sections of the city, route Indicated by destination boards on sides and ends or cars.
Los Angeles & Pasadena f lectric Ry. To Pasadena and Mount Lowe
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RAILROAD LAND GRANTS Recent Decisions of IT. S. Supreme Court & Interview With Joseph H. Call, the Government's Counsel Lacld Exrn.lt ion «f the liiaea In-Tolrcd and Derl.lonn—ITwo-third. •I Land. Claimed by Railroad Recovered by Government—lmportut Applteatloa of Two Cases
STREET CAR PASSENGERS HURT BY AM ENGINE Locomotive Dacka Into a M'ortli Main Street Car at .Mauri Junction anil ( auto* Smanhup
Champagne Imports in 1901
Pioneer Society Meets
Cicottc a Good Sprinter
WATER FUNDS TURNED OVER City Is Richer by Many Thousands Final Accounting to Be Made Within a Few Days I Finance and Water Supply Committees Submit a Partial Report and the Treasurer Is Authorlsedfto Receive a Handsome Sum as Profits, llalholland to Be Retained
BAPTISTS GIVE A BANQUET AT KOSTERrS The Social Unlou Meet, and Several Addresses on t'burch Topic. Ara Mode by Minister.
I CONGRESSMAN M'LACHLAN CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE He Aiki Prominent I'ltizrni to FornWli natimateii of CltyV Probable Growth
Showcases Necessary
– To My Valentine
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