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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 130, 8 February 1902
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YOUNG THEODORE ROOSEVELT SERIOUSLY ILL WITH AN ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA MOTHER IS HASTENING TO HIS BEDSIDE Lad Taken Down While at School Authorities at Groton Reticent as to His Condition Box's Sickness May Disarrange the m President's Plan, and Already It lias Been Determined to Cnrtail the Visit of the Nation's Chief to the Exposition at Charleston
OHAWSES PRESIDENT'S PLANS He Will Make. Only & Firing visit to the Charleston Fair
PHYSICIAN'S PROPOSAL Brooklyn Doctor Offers to Snbmlt to Vivisection
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SCHWAB CHATS WITH THE KING Half Hour's Audience With His Britannic Majesty Edward Greets Him Cordially and Dwells on (he Friendship KxlMtlnic Between the Worklngmrn of tile United States and Great llrltalit
TAGE AT ST. THOMAS Commander of and thi French Admiral Eichinge Visit.
London Board o( Trade's Statemeat
ADVOCATES OF IRRIGATION DISPUTING Their Quarrels May Kill the Bill Chances Now Are Not So Good for its Passage Orfan of the National Association PnHllshes aa Attack Lpon It and Naiirell, One of the headers of the Morement, Is Doing All He Can to Defeat the Proposed Legislation
KILLED IN A DUEL Prince Ualatsln of Russia Falla Before Pistol of a Relative
FAITH CURE IN GERMANY Rmperor William Has Interested Himself la Its Sappresslon
SAMPSON'S COUNSEL PROTEST IN HIS NAME AGAINST THE SCHLEY APPEAL DECLARE IT IS WITHOUT AM MERIT Say Their Client Was in Command His Battle Signals Read Aboard the Warship Oregon Ch«r«<| That Che Appellant Aloao ai the Commanders Preseat Dtira* carded the Plaa of the Coaaaader la Chief la Maklav the Faaaaaa Loop, Glfiag Chance to Eieftpt
SAMPSON RETIRES FROM SERVICE IN THE NAVY
STRONG RIVAL OF THE STANDARD. OIL Company Now Being Formed in West Virginia Fight Is Expected for Control of the Fields In California, Colorado. Utah nnd Wroming-Plenty of Money Back of tlie Corporation
FEARS FOR EGERIA Wreckage Seen by Queen May Have Come From Her
Minister Is Boycotted
Death Mystery in Kansas
Beats His Wife to Death
RANKER GOULD'S MANY FORGERIES Amount Will Reach Quarter of a Million Dollars All Kinds instruments Were Forged, nnd He Claims if Burglars Had Not Wrecked the Safe He Would Mot Jiftvf Been Detected
FALLS DOWN SHAFT A. Citizen of Angela Camp llencued From Perilous Poaidon
. . HAIRS IN HIS THROAT I ■ iiiiiniin Uarbrr OylnK From Peculiar Cause
Hia Hollneaa Attends Mam
. CHANGES IN FRUIT SERVICE Railroads to Run Their Own Cars *"r ' | Will Not Renew Contracts With the Armonrs I Nevada Midland Railroad Incorporated With a Capital of fl.7s©,«MM> to Conatract 119 Miles, Thereby , Ksakllng the Stokea Family to Be- t velsp Ita Mini nit Properties
KXTKXSIOX OF NEVADA LINE The Central to Be Hnllt From ntln South to Tonopah
KOITHER!* PACIFIC ALARMED lavfitlvntiac Falling Off in Business In (he San Joaiinln
MEXICAN CENTRAL FUR SALE Btat* ®nd Rock Island Rirala for Its Control
TO CLME GRIP IN TWO DAYS
ARMY POSTS TO BE ENLARGED Work on Fort Sheridan to Begin at Once Troops Mow There to Be Sent to the Philippines Major laeneral Otl* Retnrn* to Chicago From Atteadanee on the Sessions of the Board Called by the Secretary of War to Consider the Meed* of the Army Fonts
Bin hup Lenehsn'i Successor
Unable Tragedy In Montana
FATAL BLAZE IN CAR SHOPS Property of Rock Island Road Destroyed Two Persons Lose Their Lives and Others Injured • Fire Breaks Oat la the Railroad Shops at Morton. Kan.. Causing a l.oss of a Maarter of a Million Dob lars—Sanfnv-ri Rntldtna In rhlosfo and a WareHonse Are Bnrned
TWO KIRK* 1 (HH It# Saaford Ralldla* ■ad a in DM«r»)f4
FOUR CHILDREN BIRXED Fire Destroys Home of a Farmer In Maryland
Provision* in Ilnrned
MinncapoliM Hotel United
ADDRESS BY_CARNEGIE Speaks at OprnliiK of Stevens Institute In Hoboken
HANGED FOR MURDER Frederick Schnlt i Is Executed at Sanlt St*. Marie
REBELS MENACE PANAMA CITY Herrera Sends Envoy to Government Fugitive Woman Says He Means to Make an Attack Uat a Vorr« of 11100 Men Encamped on ihe Isthmus About Seventy Mllrs Southwest of the. (apital. AwßltluK Reinforcements Before Delivering the Assault
IIUhHTADOIt SAFE
MISSINtt MINISTER IS HEARD FROM
GERMANY SAYS SHE WAS GOOD Did Not Try to Help the Dons Berlin Foreign Office Takes a Fling at England Intimates That In View of Recent Disclosures It Would Have Been More Seemly If Downing Street Had Not Spoken—Considers She Had I'lterlor Designs In So Doing
Eczema; No Oure, No Pay
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FRIAR ISSUE IS PARAMOUNT Taft Says Congress Must Give .Relief Gives Farther Explanations as to Insular Tariff Repeats That Concessions In Mutter of Dalles Levied on Philippine Products Imported Into United States Would Materially Assist In Paciflcatloa of the Archlpelaso
WAST FRIARS KIPEI.I.EI) Inanlar Presidents In Petition M*r. Sliarrl to That Kffect
Victim of His Puffer!mm
Incapacitated by Wounds
CHEAP AT THE PRICE ASKED Strategic Value of the Dauish Islands Senate Committee Enlarges on Their Great Worth Over Thirty Venrs Ago We Were Willing to Pay Seven and a Half Million Dollars for Two of Them, hut the Deal Fell Through Because Denmark Asked More Money
HAGED FOR DESERTION
Suppression of Pobsnmjr
t'rlmlnnl Identification
Hlm Shoe* Doing Well
OBSTACLES ON THE ISTHMUS Walker Explains as to the Canal We Must Do at Bohio Something Never Done Before Admiral Expresses the Opinion That Brlto Harbor, at the Pacific Terminus of the Nlcaraarnan Route, Has Advantages Over the Port at Panama—To Utilise Chagres River
RUSSIA MAY NOT CLOSE MANCHURIA Hay Watchful of Onr Interests in Northern China This Government Acting With Japan and Great Britain to Keep Open the Province to American Enterprise and Capital
DEPARTHEST OF MIXING Western Organisations Keenly Interested in Wood's Bill
Foregathering of Royalties
Atlas Tack Property Sold
Killed, ln< a Sawmill
HOUSE PASSES SUPPLY BILL Measure Carries Sum of $25,171,969 Half a Million in Excess of the Current Law Appropriates Tloney for Support of Legislative, Executive and Judicial Departments of Government. Annexation of Cuba Discussed During the Course of the Debato
QI IF.T DAY IX SENATE Turner of Washington Delivers a Speech Against Insular Tariff
POLICEMAN REILLY Rescues a Connecticut Woman from Horrible Tortnre Mr* William Catler, of Hartford, the Victim, Tells the Story In an Interview—A Terrible fxperlence
FOR SUPPRESSION OF ANARCHISM Chairman Ray Reports This Bill to the House Designed to Inquire Protection of the President find Those in Snoeession to Him, and to Prevent Crime Avainit Any Government
Making Money in Prison
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VOTE AGAINST • COLORED WOMEN Resolution Defeated by State Federation Delegates to Go Uninstructed to General Coiiveution ilttllta of Ofieers It Held. Rtialtla* la Choice of Mr*. Kmtm A. ■tUttey •! the (Akltai IbeU Club It, Pi ••Idea*—Selection of Plava far Vxt Mrettax la Deferred
Professional Wonti'i
Sacramento Man Mlulnt
Diphtheria Rnles the Town
OVER THE LINE. Procrastination is the Thief of Health.
ALTURAS JUDGE AGAIN TELLS ATTORNEYS TO USE REVOLVERS Rows More Violent and Frequent Than Usual Take Up the Court's Time in the Lookout Lynching Trial
CONDITION OF WORKSHOPS Labor Conmluliiier'i Power Curtailed by Supreme Court
Counterfeiters Visit Mining Camps
Australian Tariff BUI
STAGE BOBBER IS CAPTURED Taken After Desperate Battle —•— Wounded Four Times Before He Surrenders * i 1.. The Captured Man, ampd H. C. Hill, and llavlnu Half a Down Aliases, U Wanted for Robbing the Stawc Itu 11 uliiw From L'olfax to Forest Hill, In Aognit of Last Year
CREED REVISION Presbyterian Committee Agrees on Article Relating to Revelation
WOULD LOWER THE BARRIERS Merchants Not a Unit on Exclusion Heated Debate in San Francisco Exchange Indication* That Mora Than a Majority of the Hl« Hunlnvnn M<rn of the Metropolis Art In FaTor of Xdmlltlnir to Tlili Country Chluio Connected With Mercantile Lines
DISAPPEARANCE OF WOMAN PASSENGER
WELCOME RAINS . VISIT THE NORTH Moisture of Great Value to Growing Crops At Angel* Camp Water I* Mir .Seeded, and I'nlesa There Are Cbnkuallf Heav>* Rains for Rest of Season Mining Will *nßerj
Bakerafleld
Fresno
Angela Camp
Jamestown
Modesto
Sacramento
Pacific Window tilam Company
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INTER-CLtJB GOLF MATCH Los Angeles Team Wins From Pasadena Local Men in Lead by Only Two Points The First Games of the Tournament Prodnce Some Good Golf and Close Contests—The Rest Score of the Hay Is Made by X. F. Wllshire—The Final Matches to He Played Today
RESULT OF GAMES AT BILLIARD TOURNEY
MAKE-UP OF THE OAKLAND BALL NINE
RUSHERS TO PLAY COMPANY A TEAM
< onUllu llcfrata Miller nt Tlfllinrdn
< alifui nlu Swimmer Defeated
BOWLERS HOLD ANNUAL MEET Officers and Directors Are Nominated Prizes Won in Ninepin an<l Tenpin Tonrney Awarded Of flee Of Second Vice President la Instituted nod the Number of Directors Railed From- Seven to KleTen—Tonpkln* Make* n Ri( Until—A Smoker !■ Held
FISHING PROSPECTS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
(atnllna Inland
At fiOiiit- Beach
Willi Secure* Pledmout Park Track
Vale Accept* Berkeley'* rhalleiiKc
QUEER STARTS SPOIL SPORT Holtman Has an Off Day at Oakland Jungfrau and Meehanns the Only Favorites to Win Vnntilo Beaten by The Gaffer, Played at Sixty to One, Which Suddenly Regain* His Speed—Tyrannna Fall* In the Second Race and O'Connor I* Incapacitated (or Day
SANTA MONICA WINS . AT BASKET BALL
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY Yonnu Man Gets Into Tronblc in San Francisco
OPIUM IN HIS TRUNK San Francisco Customs Official* Captare an Alleged Smuggler
International Salt Company
HOUSEHOLDER SIGNS AGAIN Morley Adds Two Men to the ball Club The Other Man Is Jimmy Hannivan, a Second Baseman More Progress Has Been Made by the Angeles Management Toward Assembling- a Team Than by Any Other Clnb in the California Leagne-Soiue First-C'lnss Men
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OREGON PLEA FOR CHINESE
ADMIRAL SCHLEY'S TOUR
OUR NEW TERRITORY
AN APOBTLE OF POETRY
STATE EXHIBIT AT LOS ANGELES
THAT LINK PUZZLE AGAIN
A CHANCE FOR INVENTORS
Snap SAofs
j{i the Tfationat Capita/
Ttfrs. fioosovett's Onerous Duties
S?/va/ Diamond Queens
| mnti Starts 9 I f Aaoif ihm Vlsm
lllastratftng Hl* Ksowltife v
I>oesn°ft Matter 9o Mack
Makes a Difference
The Mart Who Caa
rj ZjA* iPiid/to ff*uls9
The Compromise Irrigation BUI
Fam#
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
BAND CONCERT
COMMERCIAL -HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
AT THE HOTELS
Will Free Franklin Miles. M. D. LL. B. the Great Specialist Will Send a Course ot His New Treatment Free as a Trial
Uumlari Take Brans
Condemnation Asked
PERSONAL NOTES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK A TRUE LENT
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
METHODIST REVIVALS
PRESBYTERIAN
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES
BAPTIST
Y. W. C. A.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES
BIBLE INSTITUTE
CONGREGATIONAL
PENIEL HALL
PACIFIC GOSPEL UNION
CATHOLIC
BRAVE WORK OF A TKAIN CJREW
MORRIS REIMAN'S WILL Leaves Bequest for Distribution of Robert Inversoll's Lectures
RASMUS CAPTURED
DOESN'T WANT DREYFUS Edmond Itothnchlld Refuses to Accept the < ii plain an a Tenant
SUPERVISORS TO AID THE M'KINLEY FUND
DISCUSSION ON NAVAL ESTIMATES Admiral von Tirpitz Opens the Debate in Reichstag Explains Financial Ideas of Secret Memorandum Recently Published by the Voeru«rts aud Denies Any Intention to Deceive Helch»tag
POOLROOMS ROBBED
DEATHS OF THE DAY Thomas Sidney Cooper
I-nvlßue to Klirbt O'Brien
Lo ug lie ry Succeed * Dvryer
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(PASADENA) CONVENTION IN FULL SWING . Y. M. C. A. Delegates Hear Speeches D. Edward Collins Is Chosen President Report of Committee on Nominations Is Unnnimonsly Adopted by the Convention—A l.argcly Attended Meeting Held In the Evening la the Audltorlnm of M. E. Church
ROBBERS GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE Maximum Penalty Is Imposed 011 Highwaymen Charles Myrtle and Frank Case* Who Pleaded Gntlttf to Robbing Major E. F. C. Klokke, Are Sent l:p for Life by Jadge H. X. Smith
SUIT INVOLVES MUCH LOS ANGELES PROPERTY The Wife of the Late John F. Forater Claims a I.artr Portion of the Estate
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL SILVER IS TO BE PRESIDENT Major Lee Will Give Way to Him Five Members of the New Water Board Have Qualified Director* of the First National Bank Give Consent to Mr. Elliott's Serving: on the C'ommlailon—lnfluence In Brought to Benr to Indnee Mr. Kays to Change His Decision
WANT A FRANCHISE FOR A NEW LINE Conitcll la Aslced to Oiler for Sale a Franchise for Another Kleetrle Street Railway
Conncllmen Are Invited
MAY OFFER CITY A GOOD BARGAIN Highland Plant Is for Sale to . the Municipality Wafer Snpplpf Committee ln»trncts City Rnglneer to Examine and Report on UlstrlbntinK System. Money !■ on Hand to Purchase
SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR USE OF NAME
FOOD WILL DO IT Made Over a Man of 80
BOARD WILL NOT BRING TEST CASE Attorney Holds That City Can Not Sue Itself ' Declare* Such Proceedings Are la Contempt of Court—Petition of rhe Ten, oil Company to Loeate la the Arroyo Seco la Laid Over
SWART IS ACCUSED OF SWINDLING MERCHANTS Wholesaler* Allege He Obtained Money From Them by False Pretenses
COURT BRIEFS
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THE HERALD i i HERALD LINER STATIONS I
WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
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BED MEN HOLD A CELEBRATION 1 State Officers Are Given a Reception Order Is in a Most Flourishing Condition Addr«>m« Are Made Kevonutinat the Details of the Organiiation of the Society and Telling; of It* Work in Relieving Distress Among Its Members—>Offleers to Go North
CHINESE FESTIVITY _ATJTS HEIGHT New Year's Celebration In Chinatown Is Under Full Swing and Visitors Are Many
WILL ESTABLISH A BLACK BOOK Retail Grocers' Association Takes a Radical Step Every Member of the Organisation la to Re Provided With the Rating of Doubtful Customers-A. H. Powers .Makes an Interesting Address
OPPOSITION TELEPHONE COMPANIES ASSIGN Failure of the Everett-Moore Syndicate Said to Discourage Similar Investments
IS THROWN UNDER THE CAR FENDER
Switchmeu's Ball
I Divorce Granted
NOT AGAINST CANAL SCHEME Attitude of liailroad Men Given J. Ross Clark and E. P. Ripley Give Their Opinions They Believe That the Construction of the Canal Will Bring U' Larger Population to the Coast and Will Tend to Bnild Ip the Profitable Loral Freight Trsffln
Undelivered Telegrams
WOMEN'S CLUBS VrMar Morulas Cluh
Complimentary Luncheon
Womnn'H Alliance
Snntu Ana Woman'! ( lab
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THE ORIGIN OP PETROLEUM A Mooted Problem Again Being Discussed Its Animal Origin Dismissed by & Late Theorist Reasons Why the Oriaile or la«r(Ml« Orlgia of Petroleum May Be Considered as Settled. Soaae Peculiarities la Regard to the Formation and Locatloa
MORE TANK_CARS NEEDED Pacific Coa»t Railway io Increase Its Equipment
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
Woven as Miners
flaa Francisco Mining Stocks
Copper Stocks
PUBLIC RECORDS FOR FRIDAY, FEB. T, 1#0». Deeds
MoVigagca
Attachments
Trait Deed® j |
— Homesteads |
Marginal f*tlif»etloi« |
Miscellaneous |
Notice* of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT Kew Actios*
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STOCKS MOVE MORE BRISKLY! < (JoflndencA in Bidding Up and; Buying Shares An Rrratle Market, Many Weaker fltocks Advanced While Stroager Showed Losses—Reallilna for J Proflti on a Large Scale Followed J
FINANCIAL REVIEW Bloney in Local Market and World'* flankliiK Summary
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
ORANGE MARKET IMPROVING
STOCKS AND BONDS CloiUg of Securities In I.oa Angelea, S«w York and Boston
York llondat
I.OS AVUKLKH SUrt'ftlTlßS
BANK CLEARINGS 4
WEEKLY TRADE SUMMARY
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
BEARS RAID THE CORN PITS Under Heavy Selling Pressure All Values Declined Bala la Argentina la Fantoi—Wheat Dall and Lower Alter Many Wild Plnetaatloaa—Oata Sold «B, Cloi- | lav Weaker—Meata Were Dnll
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frnlts In Sun Francisco
Dried Fruit* Steady j
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS1
SUGAR. WOOL AND COFFEE
PUBLIC RECORDS
Leather Gooc's
JOTTINGS .1
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