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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 161, 11 March 1902
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BOER COMMANDER DELAREY ROUTS BRITISH COLUMN AND TAKES CAPTIVE GENERAL LORD METHUEN jENGIISH ARE SEIZED WITH PANIC FEAR Officers Try to Calm Tumult Commander Wonnded in Thigh During the Fight Vircben Releu* Their Prisoners After the Battle With the Exception of the Uafortnnate Chief—The Hews of the Dlauter Create* Profound ImprrMlon In Parliament
IHE MOMIJSG'S NEWS
Y'S SECOND VICTOBY Within a Fortnight He Has Captured Two Forces of British
HARDLY GUERRILLA WARFARE! Boer Envoys Instance Delarey's Vie* tory as Showing Character
INDIANS ATTACK A TRADING POST Redskins on the Warpath in British •Columbia Natives Have Had a Hard Winter and Attempt to Loot the Store of Hudson Bay Agent, but Are Driven Away Without Loss of Life
Highbinder Sentenced to Death
CHINESE IN PHILIPPINES ARE EBEE TO COME AND GO
MERGER IS PRONOUNCED CONSPIRACY Knox Sues in Name of United States He Recounts the History of the Combination Arga«i That the Northern Securities Company Is Merely a Device to Cover the formation of a Monopoly, In Violation of the Sher* man Anti-Trust Law
DESTRUCTION IS CAUSED BY TIDAL WAVE Many Lives Lost on the Salvador Coast La Libertad and Acajutla Are Overwhelmed The Wave Rolls In Like g Mountain and Sweeps Over the Barriers Alonv the Coast* Covering Them to a Depth of Foar or Five Feet. Loss of Life Not Ascertained
TEN LIVES LOST Mother and Nine Children Bnrned in Quebec
Fire In Canton, O.
Blir Blase in Paris
DERAILED BY A MULE Santa Fe EuKlne Leaves Track, but Nobody Is Injured
Slot Machines Unlawful In Montana
PBINCE SAYS HIS LAST SAY TO AMERICA Declares He Came With No Mission Expresses Heartfelt Thanks for His Welcome In Coacladlßß, Perhaps the Moat notable of His Cttierances While la This Country, Ilia Royal Highness dlres Voice to Thlsi "Gentle rn pn, Let lis Try and Be Frleada
TRIAL OF STEWART FIFE COMMENCES Defendant's Attorneys Will Try to Prove Alibi Anmorit Are Current That Fife's Attorneys Will Try to Implicate Another Man In the Mnrder of Rlchardoon, Fife'* Bnalneaa Partner
PROMISING_FOR IRELAND Nationalist Party Considers Present Conditions Encoaraglng
POWDER MILL"EXPLOSION" Tito Hen Killed and Others Jnjnred in lowa
Three Killed by- Coal Gam
BIG STRIKE ON IN BOSTON Eight Thousand Men Are Already Involved Teamsters and Expressmen Join Freight Handlers I*ro|H>Nitlonn From Freight Handlers Are Rejected by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad—The Longshoremen and Other Colons May Join
Northern PaolOc Strike Off
Strike In Oklahoma city
MEDALS FOR BRAVERY HeroUm of a I-anhan<lle Engineer Is HecognlMcil
ASK WU'S REMOVAL Manchnrlan Censor Charuei Minister With Embeulenient
THREATENING LETTERS Property Owners at Victor and Cripple Creek Warned
Lnrge Beet Sugar Plant
Von Bnelow Has Influensa
Pope Receive Sbarrettft
COUNTESS OF WARWICK THROWN FROM HER HORSE AND INJURED
Xeftro Lynched In Arkansas
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Last Chance
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SECRETARY LONG RETIRES FROM THE CABINET OF THE PRESIDENT Will Sever His Connection With the Navy on May First, to Be Succeeded by Representative Moody of Massachusetts
BRUSSELS SUGAR CONVENTION tnlled States Only Indirectly Interested In the Convention
NO DEMAND MADE ON TURKKEY Washington Authorities Say Bulgarians Seem to Be Real Offenders
Presidential Nominations
Last Ohance
PASSES RURAL DELIVERY BILL Feature of Proceedings in the House Measure Greatly Altered From Its Original Form | CbaifMade by its Opponents De-* feat the Purpose for Whlcfli It Wai Framed—Salary System for Carriers, and the Maximum Increased One Hundred Dollars a Year
OPPOSITION IN CONFERENCE Appoints a Steering Committee to Conduct Fight In Caucus
FOR COMING CAMPAIGN «- Republlcan Senators and Representatives Hold Joint CaucuN
Entertained at Dinner
Pictures and Fraroe3
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VEST OPPOSES SUBSIDY BILL Makes Long Speech in the benate Tillman Speaks Briefly Against the Measure The Missouri Senntor Declares That Most of the Subsidy Would Go to the American Line, That ft Would Not Increase Onr Merchant Marine—Would Result la Monopoly |
GIBBON AS AM ENTKHTAINER Devotlnf lII* Time to Members of the Rivera and Harbor* Committee
STILL OF THE SAME MIND President Is Firm for .Reciprocity Roosevelt Confers With Payne and Grosvenor Associates -of the Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee Affect to Believe That the Proposed 20 Per Cent Concession to Cohan Planters Will Yet Prevail
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STANDS BY HIS TREATIES John A. Kasson Upholds Reciprocity Believes in Proposed Arrange merits With Jamaica The Former Aseat ol the Goveraaieat Appointed by PreaiAeat Me-Klaler to Negotiate With Forelga Governments Is VIbIIIdk Lob An- ; ■eles («r Neceaaarr Heat
MEETS DEATH IN SNOW Pioneer Miner Loses His Life in the Sierras
THIRTY-SEVEN_CHILDREN Record-Breaking Family of Aged Woman in Denver
Boy Shot by Companion
Withdrawal From Manchuria
ROBBER'S PLOT MISCARRIES Robert Widney Locked Up for Theft Had a Scheme lor Making Easy , Money Tried Twice to Give Knockout Drops to William Hamon, a Voang Rm(- eraer—HU Plan Foiled by Mrs. Donnhoc-( anaht la the Act of Stealing; the* Vouag Maa'a Money
TO DISCIPLINE STUDENTS Meanuren Proposed l*y t'nlTfrally of California Indergradnotei
Commit* Suicide With Dynamite
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LAST WIGHT IN AMERICA Prince Banquets His Hosts on the Deutschland and Sees a Play
Aecused of Embesslement
Practical Information Of Interest and Value te All Who Are Hard of Hearing and Yet Are Troubled With Internal Head Noises.
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JIM JEFFRIES ARRIVES LATE Heavyweight Champion in Fine Shape Thinks Los Angeles Is Likely to Capture Bis: Event I. oca I l-'avorUe la in Entire Sympathy With the Efforts of the Century Club to Secure It. and for Fersonal Reasons He Desires to Meet Fltsslmmons In This City
RECKPTIO* COMMITTEE WORKS Champion Jeffries Is Fittingly Entertained Willis Mere
BIDS ARE TO BE OPENED IN NORTH Fitzsinnnons Has Been Working With Gus Rnhlin Talk That the Date May Be Set Forward Is Denied by Jeffries, Who Saya That Fltsslmmons Will Kot Agree to an Earlier Date
OWLS DEFEAT SANTA FE Two Good Matches Bowled at the Collaeam Alleys
OiMftrd Bowlers Wta
Ball Players Belated
JOOKEYS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE! Dorfan and Dunblane Fall at Finish 1 , O'Connor and Troxler Are Thrown Into the Mnd Impromptu Gets t'p In Time to Win lu Exciting Finish—Short-Priced Horses la Evidence at the Oakland Track, Four Favorites and a Second Choice Winning; the Cash
Rt'nulf)« at Xew Orleans
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB Ll«t of Stables That Hare Won Heavily- This Scftaon
LEAGUE BASEBALL FIGHT Spalding Mar Have to Relinquish the Presldenejr
OLYMPIAN GAMES
PLANS FOR COLUMBIA
Shrlaers Visit Chates
••DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH" ' Snbject Is Discussed hy the Eco| Bomlc Leacae
HAWAIIAN MAY VOTE District Attorney Says He Is a Cltlscu With Right of Mnffrase
COURT BRIEFS
Last Chance
Too Great Expense Not the Reason
MEDICAL ETHICS Had the Physicians of the Electro-Chemlc Institute Adhered Strictly to the Ethical Code They Would Not Have Announced the Establishment of Their Institution in Los Anfeles The Natural Result of Such a Course Would Nave Been That Few Would Have Known of Their Coming and What They Are Accomplishing by Means of the Scientific Application of Electro-Chemistry
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YESTERDAY IX WAgfIIXGTOX
NATIONAL BANK REORGANIZATION
LORD METHUEN CAPTURED
MOODY TO SUCCEED LONG
the temperance revival
LOCAL BEET SUGAR PROSPECTS
ANOTHER NOTABLE STRIKE SETTLEMENT
GENERAL DELAREY'S SURPRISE PARTY
the Tjheciters
TRIO CLUB_CONCERT A New Mumlcal Orunnlzittlon Horn Last Mttbt
NOT TOO OLD TO VOTE A Man of Four Score Years Makes Registration
Percy Is Wanted
&its and Starts
The Original Philosopher
A Wide-Opcn Life
SCHOOL LOTS PROTECTED
Lace Curtains Dnrn«d
Whlttler School Escapes
Snap <SA»/j
Gowns and Their Wearers
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
BIG BALLOON BEGINS TRIPS INTO THE AIR
AT THE HOTELS
PERSONAL NOTES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Last Chance
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CITY PRINTING NOT DECIDED Council Hears Discussion of Contract Offeiis of Various Publications Are Received Jitter a Lengthy Debate Pinal Dispo■ltlM of the Subject Is Postponed. Cltjr fißfiater and Superintend- j eat Malbolland Make Report on Valve of Hlakland Water Plant
RIZONA SHOOTING AFFRAY I'iyo Prrltim Are Wounded In Fight at Clifton
CAUSE OF WRECK 'Southern VaclHc** Division Snperiu. „ . . r ... .. .. tendent Can Wive 10 >ewa
MURPHY'S FIGHT ON TKK BLACK BOTTLE
AFTER COAST BUSINESS Officials of Eastern Roads to Wage Active Campaign
NEWLANDS IRRIGATION BILL Minority Iteport Declares Itallwaya Are flic Real Beneficiaries
International Cliess Tournament
Mac Arthur Inspecting Fort Douglass
Suit Over Mlnluc Property-
FIGHT TAKEN INTO COURT Gas Works Trouble to Be Threshed Out I'Jaiutilt' Blames Los Angeles Electric Lighting Company I %fr*. Caroline W, Dobbins Mays City's Agent* Were Controlled and Ordered to Bloek Her Plan*—Wants Damages, Injunction and Ruling on Constitutional ({uestioa
ILLINOIS LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
FLEET MAY_VISIT RIO Germany Wants tn Collect Her Debt From Brazilian Province
nfctral Clnh
Prepare for Masonic Fair
BRITISH CABLE ACROSS pacific!
CYCLONE VISITS OMAHA
OF SOCIAL INTEREST 1
I'apila' Recital
Musquerude Parly
Domlnunt Club
Baker-Burn huna
Popiiy I,nut;heon
9oclal Hotea
WOMEN'S CLUBS Kbell Clol»
ADJOURNS AS A MARK OF RESPECT Superior Court Shows Regard for Deceased Attorney Ealogie* of Judge Andrrnon Ar« Spread on (he Minnie®—Funeral Servicei Are Simple, us Hud Been" the Life of the Deud I/Uirjer
TOWN OF BLUELAKE
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THE WEATHEti
M.VRRIAGI? LICENSES
BYRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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OPENING UP OF ASPHALT MINES —% Gas Flow in Carpinteria Valley Temporary Closure of Wells at Goleta Tkc Demand far Asphalt Is Increasing, and a Large Force of Men Is Boon to Mm Employed—A Combination Drilling Proposition—Notes From Soathcrn California Fields
Eastern Oil Production
Enormous Gas Plow
Another Arlsona Ventore
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINlNtt FIELD
Boiu Mining Schemes
Copper Prices Quoted
San Franctaco Mining Storks
Copper Ruled Steady
PUBLIC RECORDS—MARCH 10 Dttlf
M«ri|««N
Attachment!
Miscellaneous I
Notices off Completion
Marginal Satisfactions
Dalldlnf Permits
TOWN imp COURT
Judgments
SUPERIOR COURT
RAILROADS
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WAGES TWICE A MONTH Water Commission Suggctti Giving Laborers Freqnent Payments
JOTTINGS
Last Chance
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MONEY RATEB CAUSE FLURRY Belated Borrowers Rnn Up the Call Kate British Reverse* la Africa Can»e«l Bulla to Sell on the Theory That Liquidation Will Be Forced In Loadoa—Masjr Bear Features
FINANCIAL REVIEW
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
EASTERN FRUIT MARKET FIRM
STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
SUGAR* WOOL AND COFFEE
FEBRUARY TRADE REVIEW
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frails In San Francisco
Dried Fruits Firm
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
BEARISH NEWS LOWERS (IRAIN Profits on Contracts Caused Some Noted Breaks Showers In Kaaaaa Knocked the Bnll Argument From Under Wheat. Msy Closed Weaker—Corn Ssssed at the Close—Oats Holed Doll
LOS ANGELES MARKETS
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LOCAL LEADERS ABE ELECTED Anti-Saloon League in Annual Meeting Leonard Merrill Is Chosen to Serve as President rraacU Mnrphr Arouc. Temperun Workeri With the Mary at His On. Strarslec—Prohibition •Itaattoa at Loac Beach Caasea •sate I'Maalatn
ON TRIAL FOR ROBBERY William Kelly Tries to Prove Himself Innocent
How to Prevent Pneumonia
OHIO MAYOR IN THE CITY "Golden Rule" Jones of Toledo Here Gives Views as to Punishment for Crimes The Well-Knows Business Man and Politician Speaks of His Experience as Police Jndffe, When He Refused to .Sentence Anyone Convicted of Petty Offenses
BISHOP HAMILTON BACK FKOM MEXICO Spends Two Months Visiting; Missions in South At El Paao He 9«m the Arrlvnl ol Victim* of the Mtiou Wreck—He rralaea Two Young Soldiera for Herolo Rescue t?ork
GOOD FRUIT REPORTS Inspectors Say There Is No Danger From Frost
We Took That Line of Skirts
Important
New Wash Waist* Just Received. Ladies Bevel in Up-to-Dateness All + la*oa» sttrlaa n* »„.k «*«<«+. I.
Last Chaice
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
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COLUMBUS BUGGIKCS
Our SI Waists Are 76c
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