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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 128, 6 February 1902
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NO YES CASE AGAIN THE SUBJECT OF SPIRITED DEBATE IN THE SENATE Mr. McCumber Speaks in Judge's Behalf TilJman and Stuart Condemn His Actions in Alaska fhe North Dakota Senator Declare* That No Person Could Point to an Instance Where Noyes or McKensle Had Robbed a Mnn of a Dollar. Comment on the Daniel* Case
THE MORNING'S NEWS
THIRTEEN DIE IN GAS EXPLOSION Injured May Number a Hundred Gas Mains Burst, Causing Collapse of Houses Flames Shoot From Manholes)tnfth* Streets of Chicago—Terrific Force Shakes Uonses for Blocks aad Throws Street bars From Tracks. Honses Topple on Heads of People
RECEIVED BY WOOD French Ambassador and IVaval Officials Entertained at Havana
COUNCIL PASSES WATER ORDINANCE AND APPOINTS WATER WORKS BOARD Board of Water Commissioners Herman Silver, retired capitalist. James C. Kays, capitallat. Charles H. Toll, banker. Frank W. King, merchant. L. A. Grant, contractor. J. M. Elliott, banker. Major H. T. Lee, lawyer.
BRITISH CAPTURE LAST GUN OF GENERAL DEWET Kitchener Reports Victory Over Force Under Commandant Wessels—Smut's Letter to Botha Published
MONTAGU WHITE'S COMMENTS Say» Umdonac'i Reply Doe« Vot Close Door to Negotiation*
STATUS IT rOR EKGLAXD Count Sternberg Dlaeatner the Month African Situation
ITTEHAXCES BY SALISBI'HY He DlaciiMM Possible Heaion for Action by Holland
DITCH GOV KKAMEST TH UKKD Riprmion of Appreciation by the Burr Drlriatr*
TWO MEN KILLED AND FOUR INJURED Explosion in the Japan Mine at Telluride Unlldloffs About the Tnnnel Ate Wrecked, Ctnaing a Lows of Ten Thousand Hollar*—An Attempt to Thaw Powder Cause of Accident
TARIFF BILL You Bnelow Supported in Hl* Attitude Toward Agrarian* %
CALLED INHUMAN Cbriatia.it Scientist* Blamed for tbe Death of a Michigan Man
Major Itohertn <*oe« to Manila DrVTM/l ITah K "D
TO CCHB A COLD IN ONE OAT
FIREMEN DIE AT THEIR POSTS Six Men Perish in St. Louis Fire Building Falls ou Them Without Warning All Day Rescuer* Search the Hulns for Bodies of the Dead—-Explosion of River Steamer Boilers Kills One and Injure* Others—lowa Woman and Children Burned to Death
111 KFt BOAT BOILKIt EXPLODES
| Threatens Town With Destruction
Flre on Hudson Hlver Island.
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AGREEMENT ON "OLEO" BILL Two More Days of Debate Allowed House Will Then Vote Upon the Measure ftpprfientitire Xewlsnda Introduce* d Joint Resolution Inviting; the Republic of Cuba to Become • Part of tihe United State*, First a* a Territory and Then a* a State
XOT A FORCE BILL Representative Crainpaeker Make* Explanation of filn Mraaore
opposes Chinese; excmsion Spcrctary of Mcthodlut MU.lonnry Society Before t'omniH tee
RECIPROCITY TREATIES Power Reata Willi the PrcaMrnt and the Senate
Prraldeutial Party Going South
-Appropriation mil Completed
GOVERNMENT OF PHILIPPINES Taft Discusses Civil and Military Rule Says Natives Generally Favor the Former Speaking of the Chinese, the Governor General Say* the* Opposition to Them Is Due to Their Competition, Mot as Laborers, hnt as Merchants. Women in Superior Position
GOVERNMENT HAS LOST A FORTUNE Surplus Revenues Might Have Earned Interest Secretary of the Treasury Shnir Writes to C'oiiffreviiniMii Snlxer Concerning; a Bill to Deposit Gov- Fnndß at Intercut
Petition Agalmt Cuban Legislation
ANTI-AX ARCH IST BILL Protection Provided for Ambassadors and Foreign Minister*
HOME FOR MISSIOX INDIANS Needdmm Introduce* Provision In Indian Appropriation BUI
Rixey's domination Confirmed
Barer Mystic Belle Picked I'p
Riddle*' Remains Interred
» SHORTER WORK DAYS France Eatablluhr* Mne-Honr Dmf for Coal Miners
au Snnt'ft Mruage to LeginUtnrS
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ADDRESS BY ! MRS. BtJBDETTE Speaks at the Meeting of Women's Clubs . Mrs. Florence Collins Porter Heads a Paper DUcsiiei Influence of the Press on Rdveatton—Recording Secretary Mnhm't* Her Report, showing the Federation Xott *nmhera Over Seven Thousand Members
A SDFFE&IM Witt Saved by the Suggestion of a Thoughtful Husband.
FOOD FOR A YEAR.
EXHIBIT THEIR PRODUCTS Tulare to Show at I.on Angelea and for KnliclitN of Pythiaw
Xeir WelU-Kurico Prmiilent
BulldliiK Activity in Chicago
RAKEII SENT FROM COURT Threatened With Five l>avs in Jail Many Clashes Between Court and Attorneys tor Defense Ob One Occasion the Jndff Exclaims to Attorney Raker, "For God's Sake Sit Down or I Will ISo Orasy." Spencer Declares Raker Is Insulted by the Court Contlnnnlly
INTO A BED OF FIRE Hanford Woman Receive# Probably Fatal Injuries
SALE OF KERN OIL LANDS I® RAILROAD CONFIRMED
RALPH STRONG NOT I EXPECTED TO RECOVER A Second Operation Becomei Nece«- mmrr, ud HU Pkr»lcl«»i H»t« Given I'p Hope
Storms In Texas '
Coadjutor to Bishop WAltaker
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FAVORITES LOSE BUT ONE BACE j Five Events Taken by [Short Ends iiappy Day lor Race Followers at Oakland ('lunger Harry Lenli la Rated Off by Ihe Steward* for Welching on Marker'* Bet on liMi of Lnngdon. 1 Results of the Day's Hvpi fit Oakland nnd at Sfir Orlenns
| Results* at lew Orleans |
BASEBALL NOTES AND COMMENT t
BRADNER DEFEATS i BERRY AT BILLIARDS
Kealston a Challenge
SUIT 18 BROUGHT AGAINST MORLEY Half Interest in Baseball Profits Is Claimed ISltner A. Ellsworth Sue* the Assoel* ation and Its Manager for an Ac-4-oniitlngr. Alleging a Hand la Starting the Enterprise » *
PRIMROSE TO RACE WITH SWEETHEART
TWO-MAN TEAMS PLAY FAST GAMES High Scores Made in Alleys at the Chutes Fred Maler and Charles Simpson Win Eight names Out o> Nine and Lead las th* Toarnanent—Seven Matches Are Called Standing of the Teams
HERALD EASILY BEATS* THE EXPRESS BOWLERS
WOMEN BOWLERS LOSE' TO MELROSE TEAM
DRAWINGS ARE HELD FOR TWO COURSING STAKES
AMERICAN POLO PONIES WANTED 1 Views of a Noted English Expert Player T. B. Drybroagh Tells Why He Believes That None but the Very HlghcNt Type of English Ponies Can Meet American Competition
FRANK HEMPHILL SIGNS A LOS ANGELES CONTRACT
Yacht Club l*lans
Match for Yonng Giblu
WILL WATER MANY THOUSAND ACRES District System Solves Modesto Problem Taolamne RlTrr Will Famish Water t» Irrliratp HO.SSO Acres of Lu4. Uada Alrradr ■«!■(' )!■<• Rtalr to Hocelre iKe Water
YUKI INDIANS' CUSTOMS I Lmiffunffe and Bflleli to Be Recorded . by Scientist* :
. SURVEY IN ALASKA; —*— 'thorough Exploration to Be Made of t'oppor River Country
NORDICA'S PLAN Will Reit Ten Days and Thm Go tu Portland
POSTMASTER IN TROUBLE Avrmcd of Swindling Government Ont of eighteen Dollars
flaiv Breaks Hammer Record
Alaskan Missionary Govs Insane
Footpad Given Life Sentence
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YESTEROAY I COXURGSS
WAGES IN HIGH PLACES
NEWSPAPER READING NATION
LENGTH OF A WORK-DAY
THE FIRST WATER COMMISSION
STEPPING-STONE TO PEACE
VANDALS OF THE FOREST
Snap SAots
Children arid Home
A WRONG BEGINNING
!Pri'nce Jfcenry's ffltghis broad
Uhe ffloai Jiuthor of the Sold SP/anA
Z)h» Sod-Stayer
1 J*i/s and Starts 1 A Dar'l News in Rhyme
Was Not Necessary
Authority- on Mmpe
Khrrlork llnlinen ihi- Rmcue
FOIIEIK.V OTKS OF INTEREST
A VAGABOND SOXO
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THE CITI'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
DONNATIN IS REMEMBERED Railroad Men Present Him a Watch Formally Takes His Leave ol Southern Pacific The Excursion of Tourists to .Santa Ana Proves Successful From All Points of View—Notes and News of Men* Who Transact the Business of the Various Railroad Companies
A CLEVER COMEDY BY THE FRAWLEYS
KRAUSS' PUPILS' RECITAL A l.nrgc and Appreciative Audience at Blancltard Hall
PERSONAL NOTES
AT THE HOTELS
Something That Will Do Tou Good
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SPAIN'S NOTE IS ANSWERED Powers Are Reluctant to Intervene State Teleeram apter of War uim t»i ratiov Aiki Tine In Which to touV ■tder the Proposal for Intervention— Holy See Recommends That Power® lie Influence Agalnat War-Raula and Italy Sympathise
COIHSE PI'RSI'KD BY GERMANY Foreign Offlces Con Mr in Accuracy of I Berlin Paper's Account
COT NTS ON ENGL.AXD I Tilt- Madrid Government Expeeta Aid From Queen Victoria
LIBERTADOR NOT SUNK Venezuelan Revolutionist Steamer Was at Sabaullla Jan. 31
Mother and Children Die
HOHENZOLLEEN AT ST. THOMAS Henry Has Fine Voyage From Kiel Yacht Will Leave Saturday lor Bermuda ! After Bermuda for a n»y and a Halt (o Coal Che Hokea■ollern Will l.ta« tor JSew Vork, and Exprct, to Make the Ron la About Forty Hours* Time
i — THOUSANDS TAKE SCHLEY'S HAND Reception at Knoxville Is Very Enthusiastic C'itlseiia Present the Admiral a Lot* i Ing Cop—President May Decide i Adversely to Sehley In Petition for Revlaion of the Court of Inquiry
Adverse to SOhley
Schley Mail Hare l'r«illt
FRICTION WITH CASTRO Schmidt-Led* Will Sot Retir* mm Minister to Veneavel*
DEFEAT OF REVOLUTIONISTS VfufmflNH Govtrnmrit Troops Reported Victorious
♦♦♦ CALIFORNIA AT ST. LOUIS FAIR Southern Pacific Will Make a Great Exhibit A*lt* Comities to Assist in Malting a Display of toe Stale's' Resources. British Government Will Pay Snb• Idf to Canadian Pacific Railroad
Competition Makes Low Rates
Subsidy for Canadian Fad lie
Itnllroad Men in School
MURDER SHERIFF AND ROB A BANK Bandits Make Raid on Town in Arkansas
Robbery In New Jersey
Steals Womau'a Jewelry
MORE EVIDENCES OF CONDOR'S LOSS | Board and Part of Bluejacket's; tap Are Found : Hoard Hears tlie Lettcrsß'. O. X., aud Is Believed to Be the l.id of a I'roilslon Box From the Missing Warship—Other betters Xot Plain
VEGETBIEX AT SOME CORNERED I Reason for Epidemic of Scurvy in the Camp i __ 15. H. FlnttK. a Government OMrlal.t* Said lo Have nnnirht l'p All the Onions, and la Son Reaping Hieli Harvest, Healdes Hit Salary
Woodbnry Society
j Tlilef Admit* Guilt
I'lirona.Krnm His llaggr
Undelivered Telegram*
Looking fur CoiikHllii
Denied He la Guilty
Bo»n» Silverplate Victim*
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(FASADESA) WORK FOR GOOD OF YOCNG MEN Annual Meeting of Y. M. C. A. Opens Today Delegates Arrive From Pacific Coast Cities Temporary Organisation at Their Afternoon .Vleetlna—l'rogra m for Convention—Jury for Trial of the Llfinor Selling; Cane .early Complete— Pannilena Rrevltiea
(RIVERSIDK COUNTY) RIVERSIDE ELKS HAVE A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
(I'OS ANGELES COUNTY) NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT AND WATERWORKS PLANTS
(SAXTA BARBARA COUNTY) CHIEF OF POLICE MARTIN OF SANTA BARBARA DIES
CO-OPERATIVE IDEA BY AN EXPONENT N. 0. Nelson of St. Louis Addresses Economic Ciub I'lilloftophy and Hlfitory of the l*rlneiple and the Succchh Which llan Attended Ml* Own Kiperlment With a l.ariie liidimtry Ileitvribed
STANFORD HONORS A 1 LOS ANGELES LAD
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW CHARTER Revision of Organic Law Is to Be Taken Up Mayor and Council and Klglit Repreaentatlve CltlKcim Will Coinpone Committee on Revision—General I'nbllc Invited to finneit Change*
COURT BRIEFS
WASN'T CURED Didn't Get Well of Anything
IT IS HARD TO KEEP A REAL GOOD MAN DOWN Mayor'* Clerk Figure* In Big Trniiaactlon (he Same Day the Water Ho mi ■ Are Sold
COUNCIL MAY TAX ALL COMPANIES Revlaed l.lociiHe Ordlnnnee "Will Re PrfmiHed by Siircial Committee In « Sliort Time
PROTEST CONSTRUCTION OF ASPHALT WORKS KilieWiile rhixeiu Tllluk Their Prnp• r*>- Would lie Dm mug cd Tliereby
THEY MAY GET HALF THE AMOUNT DEMANDED Temple Street (Jrmle Commi««lon In Kxpected to Cot Claims for Damages Fully One-Half
NO FUTURE FEAR OF SCARCITY OF WATER Council Will Kocelvf lllil* on February 17 for Kxteiinlon of /nnja Through Histlii IV nril
LOWE WILL RECEIVE PERMIT TO EXCAVATE The Snbnrban Gaa Company Mas Trouble In the Laylub Pipes
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THE HERALD | HERALD LINER STATIONS I § Si
WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
V BIRTHS
DEATHS
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MAIS STREET LOTS IN ACTIVE DEMAND FOUR HUNDRED A FOOT PAID Hig Frontage Goes to a Local Investor—Ninth Street Corner Finds a Buyer—Residence Property in Active Request
PUBLIC HECOBDS FOR WED* USD AY, FEB. 5, 1002. Deeds
Trust Deed*
Moriv«KCii
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Notices of Completion
Murfifnal Satisfactions
SUPERIOR COI'RT Mew Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT Sew Actions
URGES PROTECTION OF BEET SUGAR Chamber of Commerce Passes Resolutions Congreßs la Requested !>*ot to Adopt Legislation That Would Injure or Discourage the American Industry-Duty Reductions Disastrous
Ostentatious Display of Wealth
JOTTINGS
LIVES ARE IN DANGER Olive Street EmbankmeDt Crumbling May Crush Into Adjoining School Building The City Board of Rdaefttlon Decides That Some Aetloa Mnat Be Taken nt Once, and DlacDMen the Material for a Retaining Wall—Boundarlca of Districts Are rhangrd
Making Money in Prison
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COMPANY SUED FOB A TRIFLE Board of Trade Committee Investigates The Financial Status oi the Hercules Refinery ta< Kvpurli Terr Favorably—Valaa-M* iucta Homlml la«aM«4»e»a—A Fall Supply •( Co»- traeta Are Hel* by the Caaipaay, Ikowlag a Good Baiiaeaa
STOCK EXCHANGE
McKlttrlck Sale OH
OH Strike Reported
i Work at Cajon
THE MINING FIELD
The Brooklyn Strike
llnilroail Gets Or®
Metal Markets
OF SOCIAL INTEREST '
Haxar a nil Reception
OrmiKe Street Wlilnt Club
Florodora Whist Club
Will Be Brilliant
Social otei
REVIVAL SERVICES ARE LARGELY ATTENDED Hundreds of People Attend Meeting* at the Boyle Heights Method-Ist Chureh
WOMEN'S CLUBS Raskin Art Clab
Mrs. Gnlpln's Clans
Friday Morning Club
SWINDLING SCHEMES ARE BEING WORKED In/Conalgnrf'a Almoin*** and Are Mark<*fl Charßrs Collectril
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STOCKS SHOW NO ACTIVITY Pools Strive to Revive the Lost Speculation Striking Movement in High-Priced Securities a Feature—Railroad Rumors Give Cause tor Comment. Traction Mneu Active
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In Local Market and World's i llanklnv Summary
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS!
COAST SHIPPING
f FANCY ©RANGES ARE SIEABY
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities In I.os Angeles, New York nnd Boston
-I New York Bonds
l.os AVGELES SECURITIES
Leather Goods
LOS ANGELES PROUCE MARKETS
'sugar, wool and coffee
WHEAT MARKET WITHOUT LIFE Nothing Appeared to Remove the Pending Lethargy Weaker Cables Caused Practical Suspension of Speculation—Slight Bullish Statistics Cut No Figure. Corn Ruled Weak—Meats Lower I
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Dried Fruits Firm
Fruits In San Francisco
LIVE STOCK MARKETS '
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
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MEETS DEATH IN THE FLAMES Terrible Fate of ail Old Woman v Burned in a Fire That Destroys Her Dwelling Mrs. Rose Miller Attempts to Rctltc Dying Embers la Kltchem Stove With Oil That Explores, asd She It Enveloped la Flames. Dying la • Fen Mluates la Great Agony
ENGINEER INJURED BY ESCAPING STEAM George Gregg. While at Work at the Angelas Hotel, Is Badly Scalded
Work for Hoboes
'■ Reception of Old Soldier*
AGED MINISTER , PASSES AWAY Rev. L. M. Andrews Ends Life Work Actively Identified With Universalist Church After Many Years of Chrintian Labor In the East and in California, the Deeeane<l Receives His Last Call at a Hospital in This City—Mr. Andrews Served in the Civil' War
His Gentle Hint
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