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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 146, 24 February 1902 PDF Issue PDF

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PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA GIVEN AMERICAN WELCOME AT NEW YORK GUNS BOOM FOR ROiAL HIGHNESS Admiral Evans Does the flaval Honors Greels German Sailor Aboard the Kron I'riuz Wilheim Guest of the Sat lon EijirrMra Pleasure at Meeting the Yankee Flghtlug Man and Conimunieatea a Personal Message to Him From His Imperial Brother, Kaiser Wiliinm RECEPTION ON HOHENZOLLERN TO OFFICIALS Delegates of President First Aboard General Brooke Appears for the Military Arm Later in the Day the Distinguished Visitor Returns the Honors Done Him and Among Other Incidents Inspects the Battleship Illinois, Most Splendid Type of Warship
THE MORNING'S NEWS
MISS STONE IS SET FREE BY CAPTORS Brigands Release Her in Macedonia Missionary and Her Companion in Good Health Spencer Kddy of the American Legation at Constantinople Explain! That Kidnaping Wait Not Work of Ordinary Criminal*, But Was Part of a Political Campaign
SAFE, SAYS THE MESSAGE American Mlsaloiiary Board Reocivei W orcl of Release of Mlmm Stone
POLITICS THK MOVING CAT'SB Spencer Eddy Explain* as to tlie Kldnnpltiu of Minn Stone
PRESIDENT TO DISMISS NOYES FROM THE BENCH Attorney-General Knox Finds Him Guilty of Scandalous Proceedings and Urges Immediate Removal
SECRECY TO BE OBSERVED World May Never Know m to Payment of the Rtnaom
Stnte Department Jlot Informed
Count Tolstoi Revives
NATIVES PROVE THEIR LOYALTY Filipinos Render Aid to Americans Campaigning on Their Own Hook Against Ladrones General Trias, Formerly In Arin» A(alu» the United States Purees, Organises a Force of Bolomen to Help In Clearing; the Province of Cavite of the Bolomen
WILL URGE RECIPROCITY Conference at Chicago to Force Conffreanlonal Action
BOER OFFICIALS ESCAPE Manage to Elnile ttrltinli Who Captare Their Laager In Trannvaul
POLICE ATTACK STUDENTS Brntally Rent 11 nil Kill Some In Flreakiiig t p a Meeting
Evangellxing the Caliana
Rnftftla and Korea Agree
Demand* Damascen of Oiinn
DECIDES TO LIVE Land Poor and Despondent Man Attempts to Take His Life
Allow No Substitution
Blumve <& Jay, Plumbing
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GOSSIP OVER | SENATE FRACAS No Saying How It Will Result Otteuders May Be Silenced for Thirty Days ! Little Doubt Tlwt tUc Chamber Will Show Ita Steru Ul»B|il>rovul of the Ito»v in Which the Two Member* From South Carolina 1 utliilued. Neither Will Kx|»re»» Hlm»eli
Peace I n lon in Sleftliif
Jnntiee Gray Recovering;
loans Hoosevelt Improving:
"BILLY" EMERSON Tlic Faniousj Minstrel Passes AiTay of Consumption at Boston
DEATHS OF THE DAY .Vo.eiih 11. limit!
Webb'* Train Al&ead of Time
Continue* Minimum Tariff
lee Gave Way-
SENATE TO VOTE OS TARIFF BILL This Day Decides Fate of Measure Irrigation Has the Right of Way Thereaiter Indications That the Friend* of the Ship Subsidy Will Try to Force Consideration of Their Legislation in Its Place Should Dlscus■ lon Be Protrneted
WORST IS OVER AT BARCELONA More Troops Drafted Into the Catalonian Capital Isolated Riots, Attended With Some Fatalities, Are Reported in the Provinces, But Movement for Cienernl Strike Is Regarded a Failure
Bolting at Turin.
Brain* Husband and KIUm Herself
COWBOYS KILL A BAD TRIO Spikes Brothers Slain in New Mexico lla<l Tliree Weeks' Experience as Desperadoes Shoot a llandaman's Cattle fur tilr-luk Them Good Advice nnd Offer Battle When Overtaken by a Self-Constituted Posse of Cowpuncheri Whose MarksmanNhlp Is effective
HIGH WINDS SHAKE UP SHIPS IN HARBOR Warning of Approaching Storm Saves Serious Damage Outside of San Francisco Harbor the Wind Reaches a Velocity, of Fifty Miles nn Hour—Crew of Lifeboat Ilus a Desperntc Struggle In Storiu
TURN LOGS ADRIFT Two immense Boom* Arc Destroyed by Dynamite
RUN DOWN BYJSWITCH ENGINE | Santa Fe Yard Workman Ik Killed at Tlie Needles . . .
Killed by a Paddle Wheel
Crop* In Perfeet Condition
Minister I* Called Kant
NINETEENTH FIRE VICTIM Deaths of Park Avenue Hotel Increase Official investigation of Cause ol Fire is Made Find Hut Stnull Evidence of Protection— Detective Hints at Ineendlarl*m—Fire In Portland Kiver Front District Causes Heavy Loss of Property—Fires In the East
RIVER FROST HOUSES BIRX Fire at Portland Destroys $70,000 Worth of Property
Table Factory Destroyed
Steel l*lant Dura*
. CONFESSES A ROBBERY LoucHuiueneat Forres lu Kngtlnh Tliief to (live IlimM'lf Up
Teacher. Sail to Manila
TURNS TURTLE IN NORTH PACIFIC Sealing Schooner K. I. Morse of Victoria Is Lost floury Schn Cuimize Jfcr Off Cape Or- ford anil Oue of C'retv Is Washed Away nml Drowned, the Other* K«cai»iii|£ by a Marvel
Mail Dl'fldt Wiiiunn Mnriitfa
Recovering From tile Storm
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SOUTHERN GOLF SEASOM AT ITS HEIGHT
SWIFT WINS TROPHY AT SANTA BARBARA
WHIST AND CHESS ATTRACT ATTENTION
FORM A NEW RACING ASSOCIATION IN THE NORTH
The Chiciigo Symphony Orchentra
Kill Williams Gets a Match
MORLEY mm NEW CATCHER Michael S. fioacli Is Secured Was With the Hartford Club All Last Season Another Pitcher Is to Be Slgnod and Then the Club Will Be Complete. Men Sime l'l» Far Better Thnu the Team With Which Morley Started the l<a>t Season
SINES ARE SHAPING CP
A. KNOCKABOUT YACHT IN FAVOR ON THE ATLANTIC COAST
MINOR BASEBALL
Sharpuhooters Meet
HIGH HURM.IERS IN ATHLETIC CONTESTS
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CRAWFORD LASS WINS THE STAKE Schostaofs Hound Is Clever and Is Favored by Luck One Deciilon of <l>e Jmlite C«m« Some Nurmarlng, Hut Throughout the New offlclnl'M Work W»* Perfect—Results of the Stake
9IBQIOO UKKKA'I'S It I'M HO N A liis tlie 111 eh California Plate Stake at< I uion Coursing I'urk
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE LOCAL BOWLERS
BOUND FOR THE AMAZON German Officer to .Make a Tour of South and Xortli America
TRAP SHOTERS MAKE GOOD SCORES AT POMONA
BRYAN VISITS OHIO Will Confer With Democrat® on Party'* Future Policy
Undelivered TcleKmnm
Shu Uievo Win*
HE WILL SLEEP FOR EIGHT DAYS Beginning of Novel Hypnotic Test Witnessed by Thousands After Being Thrown Into a Hypnotic Slant Iter the Subject la Burled Seven Feet Under the Ground—Provision la Made for Respiration
How to Reach Any Point in Los Angeles Car* of the Los Anj«!c» Railway Co traverse all sections of the city, route Indlcattd by destination boards on sides and ends of cars
Los Angeles & Pasadena Flectric Ry. To Pasadena and Mount Lowe
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HAIL, REPUBLIC OF CUBA!
FREE TRADE AND SUGAR TRUST
FIRST ARBITRATION STEP
IF THE DOOR BE OPENED
EASTERN BLIZZARD-LAND
SAN JOSE'S TRIBULATIONS
THEORY THAT FAILS TO WORK
Snap <SAo/J
Railroad Policy
An Annoying Question
An Expert in the Business
Tjotes J'rom the Tforth
Ilf/icrc Revenue Sftt'Ms Should Originate
Zj/t€ 3*u6/iC iPuiso
Payroll of Water Works
Can't Keep Up
THE CUTS NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
PERSONAL NOTES
KENT TRANSFERS THE COLUMBIA Give* His Intercut In liOdfflnn House for Nominal Consideration to Mr*. Harriet L. Wiley
Coast Shipping;
"BLUE JEANS" AT HE BURBANK A Large and Appreciative Audience Sees a Successful Presentation-—May Buckley Makes a Hit as June
SECTION MEN COMPLAINING Strong Protest Made on Electric Line ——— Bail Condition of Aft'airs Exists at Sherman Thirty-live Men Slffj In a Cottnaro Thnt Would Be Small for Five People and the Overflow Find* «loar tern in n Chicken House—What » Vlalt to Sherman Shorn
AROUND THE HOTELS
DR. BARROWS WILL TALK OF A WORLD PILGRIMAGE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Robert Sharp & Son, funeral directors 609 and 611 S. Spring street. Tel. Main 1029
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THE HERALD | HERALD LINER STATIONS f
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
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19AX UER VnUINO COCTTT) RULES OUT MCKELIN-THE-SLOT GAMES District Attorney Says Machines Are Illegal San Ilernnrdlno Trolley Cars Ran on Schedule Time—Rival Water Companies Com ii ro ml Me on linportaut Suit for l*onaenNiou of Water
(Olt WGE COUNTY) SCHOOLS OBSERVE TWO HOLIDAYS IN ONE
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) OCEAN PARK WHARF WILL BE REPAIRED AT ONCE
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CO-OPERATIVE TELEPHONES WILL BE DISCUSSED
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(PASADENA) PROSPERITY ON ALL HANDS Pasadena Enjoys Kecord Season var Beiora Were There as Many Tourists Hotel Men Estimate Revenues From Winter's Business nt Above a Mil* lluh-i;very Available Room llus OvcupuutN and Many Are Turned A way—turner Accommodations
(SAN Lt'lS OBISPO COUNTY) ELOPING MAIDEN IS GLAD TO GO HOME Cambria Mystery Has a Simple Explanation Rlopem Drive to San Lain Ohinpo, Where They Are Found and Sent Homo-Rnngli Sea* Interfere With Shipment of nutter at Cayuco*
(ORANGE COtXTY) FULLERTON MASONS WILL ESTABLISH A LIBRARY
(SAXTA BARBARA COIXTY) DlhS ON JOLKNEY TO HIS OLD HOME Kanchmaii Is Stricken With Pneumonia Mountaineer Captures u Large Lion. Los An kel e s Oil Men Investltfute Fields In Santa Barbara County. Local and Personal .Notes
(SAN DIEGO COI'KTY) WOULD (tJJADLY BE CONGRESSMAN Political Timber Is Plentiful in the Eighth District – Senator Smith of Kern Vintta San ! Dieiro to Look After His cliance* Againat Home Talent—Lively Campaign for Nomination la Expected
(I.OS ANGELES COUKTY) EXTENSIVE PLANS MADE FOR IRRIGATION WORKS
(VENTURA COIXTY) MANY NEW BUILDINGS PROMISED FOR OXNARD
SENATOR CLARK SELLS MINES Anaconda Company Acquires the Colu>a-Parrot tiroup Pnrcha«e Price Amount* to Million*. Sale In Made to Stop Litigation Over Ownernhlp of Ore* in Propertied of the Two Companies
WILL PREVENT STRIKES * President Mitchell of Mine Worker® Optimistic of Civic Federation
SUITOR IS BLOODTHIRSTY Would Murder Hl* Stvea t heart'* Family Wlieti Denied
SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST TO CLOSE ON FRIDAY Competitor* Are I rged to Send In Vote* to The Herald Office Marl.v a* I'osxihle This Week
BUBGLAB IS A SPECIALIST Wants Small Profits But Quick Returns Works Two More Fashionable Boarding Houses South Beacon Street Visited *>y the Sneak Thief Who Hoi Peculiarly Safe Uuiluma Method* Whereby He Gathers I p Plunder and Avoid* Detection—CarleHHiieNH Aid* Him
Fatal Collision In Winconnln
JOTTINGS
REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS OFLOS ANGELES Wholesale, Retail, Financial and Professional.
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LOS ANGELES TO HAVE ITS FIRST SKY SCRAPER Plans Are Maturing to Erect a Ten-Story Business Block at the Comer of Fifth and Broadway
INDICATIONS FOR SHOWERS Storm Is Reported Off Point Reyes Weather Bureau Hopeful That It May Move South i'hrouK-hout Southern California the Storm Hai Been General and All Crops Have Been Plaeed in the Finest Possible Shape—Reports in Detail From Many idealities
Santa llarbara
San Fernando
Oxnard
San I.ul* Obispo
Santa Maria
Sacramento River Rlhliih:
Twenty Inchri of Rain
Loiupoo
Santa Monica
More Rain at Stockton
Whlttler
Look, Like More Rain
TRAIN STRIKES HIM Laborer LoHes Ills Hand and Receive* Other Injurie*
Passing of the Cable Car
MANY LISTEN TO LECTURER Dr. Barrows Addresses Large JSumber Occupies First Congregational Church Pulpit President of Oberliu College Takes for the Subject of His Sermon the Lord's Prayer—Says the Supplication Is Divided Into Two Hemispheres—The Duty of Prayer
CITY PULPITS
Stricken With Paralysis
CAMPAIGN OF REVIVALS CLOSES Evangelist Potter Speaks at First Methodist Church In Talking; of tlie Judgment Day, Declares That Those Who Kejcct ChrlNtlanlty Are Forever Lost. Meetings Are Successful
Fascinating Art
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