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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 170, 20 March 1902
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STATUS OF THE CANAL COMPANY Majority and Minority Reports Filed Former Opposes Purchase of the Panama Route fttAtnn of New Corporation ?'ol Snfflclentljr Well EMahllnhfd, Ber Ml«len Many French Investors Would He Left Unprotected—Minority Report Favor* lIIk Dltela
PROTOCOL IS REVISED Instrument Ready to Be Submitted to Admiral Walker
ALLEGED LYNCHERS FREED Order laaued DlaniuliiK All Indlctiuen4n In Lookout C'nac
Thanks to Kemp IT
XHJS MORNING'S NEWS
PRINCfi AND THE EMPEROR REACH KIEL Welcomed by Salutes by Naval Squadron Henry Tells His Brother of His Many Experiences The Action* of One of Mr.Wllkle'» Secret Service Men Cauae Some Alarm Until It !■ explained Who He I»—-Commander Behler Talks to the Kaiser of Visiting America
FUSION IN NEBRASKA Democrats and Populists to Continue to Co-operate
WOMAN IS ADMITTED .
FAIR'S HEIRS TO RECEIVE THE ESTATE Trust Clause Declared luvalid Supreme Court Finally Decides the Case Millions of the Late Ronama Senator Will Be Distributed Anion* the Three Children—VaNt Snms Paid to Attorneys During; the Long Fight In the Courts
HEROIC MARCH OF WALLER'S MEN Further Roport on the Expedition Across Samar IlnrdnTklps Such an No Other White Troop* Ever Experienced Endured Without a Murmur, the Sole Thonicht Reins for Each Other
CECIL RHODES' ILLNESS Latent Report* Snj- tlie Patient 1» Slightly Stronger
FIRE AT FORT WAYNE
Dcdtrnrtlve Fire in IlllnolN
LITTLE CHANCE FOR THE SENATE EXCLUSION BILL Senator Bard Says There Are Enough Votes in Sight to Defeat It—Lodge Measure to Be Substituted
MORE ABRESTS IN BEAUMONT CASE Three Suspected Criminals Are Placed in Jail Mattle Bennett.Who First Confessed, IlnN Fully Turned Anal nut Her Former Companion* and Want* to See Tliem All in Prison
To Stmly Envliah I.a bur Matters
NUMBER OP LIVES LOST IS UNKNOWN Can't Estimate Hoboken Fire Victims Many Jump Into Bay to £scapo the Flames The Men Who Swim Ajihore Report That the Water Is Full of Unfortunates, Probably Drowned—A Humor That I.arKe ttuantity of Ammunition for Boers Is Lost
ANCIENT TABLETS OF THE CHINESE Valuable Records Taken by an American Soldier Cuatoma lnapector nt San Franefaco Seises Ten Tablets, Engraved 200 Year* Afro, Commemorating the Deed* of Founder of th 4 Dynasty
WEAK KIDNEYS AND BLADDER TROUBLE flat to Pass Water Very Often, Day and Night Cured By the Great Kidney Remedy, Swamp-Root
COUNT RESTORES RIGHTS AS A WIFE Conntess de la Warr Tells ol Happy Home Life Earl Leaves Her Home Without Explanation and Refuses to Return. Count de la Warr Figure* in the Hooley Financial Scandals
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT Gloomy Prospect That Confront, a St. Loala Bankrupt
DOTSON'S APPEAL REFUSED Governor Tell* 111 m He Must Pny the Penalty of Ills Crime
Head Crashed by Wagon Wheel
Buffalo In Montana
GUEVARRA IS TO SURRENDER General Lukban's Efforts Successful Armistice Declared on Island ol Samar Peace Is Derlarefl to Permit the Collection of Guevarra's Men With Their Rifles, and the Formal Snrrender Will Then Be Made to 15eneral Smith—Practical End of War
COl RTJIARTIAL OF OFFICERS Trial on Chargge of E&ronlliig Snmnr tlvew Is Begun
GREATJCE GORGE Missouri Valley In Imminent Danger of Flood
DEMANDS OF INDIANS ChikKHnnr and Choctaw Convention* Petition to Koonevelt
USING RANSOM MONEY The Fund* t'aed to Make Tronhle In Macedonia and Albania
WORK OF A MOB Xegrro Murderer In Mlaiilftalpp! Taken From Jail and Lynched
Impeachment Demanded
They Loved MeKlnley
Edward Carter's Funeral
GREAT DANGER OF A STRIKE Coal Miners Are Inclined to Be Firm Day's Proceedings at Convention at Sluunokiu President Mitchell Report* That E. D. Tlioinim of t*he Eric Railroad Refused to Sop the Committee Appointed to Arrnuife n Joint Conference With the Coal Companies
Conditions at Tonopab
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT
EXHIBIT AT OGDEN Sacramento Chamber of Commerce Approve* French's Plans
Released and Rearrested
Ranchcm Lost In Rlixxard
Mayor Jonei' Wife Aniiani
Bryan Move* to Ills Farm
Riff lit Workmen Injured
Injunction Suit Delayed
Will Have to Die
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NO CHANCE FOR RECIPROCITY Such Is the Opinion in Washington Hostility Acainst House Leaders Among: Republicans Their Action In Puttln* Thronich the Cuban Sngnr Hnlnellon linn Generated a Strong Denlre to Open I p the Whole Snhjeet of the Tariff. I)la 111 e Way* and Mennii Committee
SO PROPER RETURNS Senator Allison Opposes the French Reciprocity Treaty
RECIPROCITY WITH CIBA Chill rman Payne Introduce* Compromise Mcnnure
I.Ot'D'S FINGKRS RriORI) Mcl.achlan's Man Appointed Pollmaster at WatsonTllls
SOT ISED TO GOLD Opposition to Proposed Monetary Bill for Philippine. s
IN THK 1101 SK Progress Made With the River and Harbor BUI
To Knlarge Yellowstone I'nrk
Plaee for Garfield's Son
Evaua Denied It
Army Transfer*
Wolcott May Sneeeed Hitchcock
Postmaster* Appointed
Crown I nab I eld Confirmed
Salt Dismissed
PROTECTION OF THE PRESIDENT Spooner Supports the Pending Bill Attempted Murder Should Be Punishable by Dealh Hllflit of Guvrrnmonl lo Pass Such a Measure Cannot Be questioned. I'niberson Ollfn Substitute, Providing 30 Yearn' Imprisonment for Ail* ocallUK President's Murder
FINNS HAVE A SENSATION Story of A•* n m »11) ht i» n Denied In 11 uftsla
ESTATE OF LATE C. P. HUNTINGTON Inventory Shows About Twenty- Eight Millions Claims and Note* Show That Mr. Hnntlngton Had Loaned Large Sums to I'frnonnl Friends—Transfer Tax Will Amount to $800,000
CHAPEL DEDICATED Oinliuii -Montgomery l'artlt'lpntea iu Services at Stockton
Rlcli Cattleman Mlmalm*
SlMlilPr Spokane Will llr Itelrnseil
DEATHS OF THE DAY Judge Charles M. Harris
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WARREN AGAIN READY FOR SEA Starts From Honolulu for Manila Broken Propeller Repaired in Ingenious Manner 4a There la No Dry dock In the Port, the Expedient la Reaorted to of Welvhting Down the Bow and RtlalnK the Stern With l.lßhtem. The Chief Enitliieer Rralßna
PROVIDING FOR POLICE Estimates fop the Son Francisco Department for the Year
POSSIBLY A TRAGEDY Ulystery Surrounding an Ahnmloneil Baby Carriage on a Wharf
PEOPLING THE STATE Southern Pacific Officials Will Aid in the Project
IN THE^AIR The Germs of La Grippe Are Conveyed Through the Atmosphere
PLANS OF THE SCOTTS To Establish an Auxiliary Shipyard at Point Richmond
MELONES MINE IS TO RESUME WORK I Large Engineering1 Enterprise Is Completed There In Now Nearly a Million Tom of Ore in Slight, and It lw Said That Five Hundred Men Will Be at Work Within a Short Time
CONSPIRACY IN HAYTI Many Suspected Citizens Are Placed Inder Arrest
HE MAY BE HAWKINS Possible Cletv to the Identity of Nora Fuller's Murderer
Cutter Rush Ordered Home
Fate of a Hunter
Part of Wehner Vineyard Sold
f'onta Tllca and I nlted Mate*
Hefiines l ulled States' Demands
KempflT Arrives in San Francisco
Lord Klmberly Critically m
HARDSHIP TO COAST ROADS injunction Suits May Be Changed Rock Island and Santa ie Will Sutter by Action The Government May File a IJIII for Ylolntlou of the Interntate l.nwa Akh I nut Other Wentern Honda. Proceeding* Inntituted In Kannn* City Hdlnit Iloadn Paying Rebate
PAY REBATES TO PAC'KEHS Charge of I.aiv Viulutton !■ Made Auninit KI it lit Hoada
OPPOSES THE MERGEK Suit to Overthrow Transfer of the Northern Pacific
COMING TO LOS AXGELRS l'aul Morton Tells of Sale of the Colorado Southern
»w Northern Railroad
Storer Calls on Hay
Wants Money for Coyotes
HAD NO PLAN OF CAMPAIGN General Otis Continues His Testimony Hardly Prepared for an Attack From Filipinos Say Aguinaldo Is Much Superior to Average Filipino, and lie lfellevea Him 9trlctly Honest In Monetary Matters—Orders From President Occasioned Surprise in Islands
MIDNIGHT FIRE IN REFORMATORY Scores of Rovs Have a Close Call for Their Lives Institution Xear Lexington, Kj, Is Burned, F.ntnlliiilt <1 Heavy Loan. Inmntei Aroused in Time to Make Their Use-ape From the Structure
AFTER-EFFECTS OF LA GRIPPE Pe-ru-na a Specific Restorative That Has Stood the Test of Time NOTABLE RECOVERIES REPORTED HERE |
TO FORCE BOER RESOLUTIONS House Democrats Hold a Caucus Want Congress to Express Syni patliy for Burghers Would Aliio Have Thin Government Intervene With lilnu Kihvnrd to Restore Peace in South Afrlen. Minority Member* Pleilve Theinftelven to Force Resolution
RU SSQ-FRENCH STATEM EK7 Declaration Exyremes Pleasure at Anglo-Ja|ianeie Treaty
MUST KEEP HIS PLEDGE Tile Major Who Advocate* Lou Pay C'aa't Have More
Santo, Dumout Coming
Spain's New Cabinet Takes Oath
FIG BT STILL UNDECIDED Jeffries Takes a Hand at the Wires Urges FitzsimmonM to Accept Los Angeles' Ofter ientary C'lnb Sends iiii I Itiniatnm Ro«i 111rInur Dcflnltr Action on Its Proponal Today—Tlic < hamplon Threatens* <0 Tn?«e on Shnrkry. «pnllinpnt Fivort Thin City
l)elaney*M Views
SAME OLD PRICE Manager Morley Denieg an Anou}- • utoan Story
BALL TOSSERS AT WORK LOO Angeles Team Preparing for the Opening of the Season
RETURNS FROM EAST Bitßfbull Player Buries Hla Wife In Xetr «Teraey Home
HOEGEES MAKE A FINE SCORE Monarclis Do Not Bowl in Their Usual Form Three Hundred Score Made for the First Time la a Tournament Uime In the Knit-Mra, Slack Rolls a Splendid Ciame I*ant Evening
COLLEGE TRACK SPORTS Stanford FreNlimen ami Snnta Clara College Compete
McGovern to Meet Vnugor
FIGHT AMONG ' COCKSING MEN Two Factions Engage in a Bitter War Each Is Determined to Conduct a Park • The Antagonistic Kleincnts Headed by Charles Gaasasne and R. D. Morden, the Latter ITeing Principal Owner in the Southern California Sporting Association
I iKlelivered Telegram*
Ityan to Meet Guroinii
F.rne and McKaddeu to Fight
O'llrlen Knock* Out Deolaio
SALE OF WEST INDIES Danish I.nndthliig Votes to Hatify the Treaty
Kduard Revives Snuff Taking
FINE WEATHER ATOAKLAND Four Favorites Take the Money Track Slow on Accouiit of the Recent Rain Water Core kWlnn Klickitat Handicap From The Fretter, and Itraaa and Mainio Are Defeated by Oentichland by !Deck-orrU Hup* Zeigler's Contract on Jncknon
HELP CAPTIVE FOR MANY YEARS Adventures of Brooklyn Man Long Mourned as Deal Taken Prl«oner by Auntralian lliinlimen, He K«vapi« After Twelve Years, Goes to the Philippines and Eulittta With the Nncnbebe Seoatu
FORT MORGAN RIOTS Threats to Lynch the Suspected Murderer of Kitlt ii
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VBITEHUtV IX WASHINGTON i _i j a i i i.m tr. n.
NEITHER FAIR NOR JUST
THE RECIPROCITY TREATIES
NEW IMMIGRATION MEASURE
FORTUNES THAT MIQHT HAVE BEEN
A CALIFORNIA TYPE
GOOD ROADB CONVENTION
Snap Shots
ZfAff tPoti'iicai Out took
Local Pointers
Jt/ts and Starts
r THE PUBLIC PULSE From a "Forly-^lnpr"
Noteworthy Booklet
Cause of Increase
His Number
On a Strike
Why They Took Him In
The Song of the Western Men
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
THREE SISTERS ARE MARRIED AT OWE TIME
HELPING OTHERS / THEIR OBJECT Women Discuss Plans for Missionary Work The Home and Foreign Society of the Presbytery of Lo* Angeles Hold Interesting? Sessions—Officers for Ensuing Year Will Be Elected
TREASONJS CHARGED Outcher anil Book Agent Clash at a San Pedro Street Meat Market
PERSONAL NOTES,
Impostor Collects Money
HOTEL ARRIVALS
New Schools in Cuba
Dr. Thoinna Dunn Ungllth 111
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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EXCURSIONISTS VISIT SANTA ANA Five Hundred Entertained by the City City Attorney Heathman Render* an Opinion That the Board of Library Trustees Is Legally Organised and lis Official Acts Are Valid
JUDGE AIKEN TO BUILD lo Erect One of the Largest Stractures tn Santa Barbara
OLD SOLDIER DEAD Ilunard Bradley, I.iviuß War El Rio, Pames Away
ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING .lamfi Crosthwaitc of San DI euro Is Held for Trial
REDLANDS COUPLE INJURED Mr, and Mr*. Thornton Are Thrown From Their Buggy
SITE FOR POMONA LIBRARY BUILDING No Settlement of the Question is Keached Tom n Irasteri Consider the Selection of a Site, and Also Its PnrchiiMe la Within Pro* Inef of Library Trwtret—( a«b on Hand
WEDDING IN GLENDORA Voting People Married According to Old German Cui»tuiu
(hanKei in Lorditbarg Poxtofflcc
Shipping News of Rcdondo
FOR ELECTIONS LN SANTA PAULA Candidates lor the Town Offices File i'etitions ora Price, the Colored Woman Who Shot by a Japanese In Oxnard, Is In the Hospital at Ventura and la Probably Dying
RIVERSIDE ELECTION Trn»icm Pa*« Ordinance and *ame the Polling Place*
LONG BEACH ELECTIONS Trantecft uiue Date and Selcct the Officers
ROW IN A BARROOM Arroyo Grande Man Severely Beaten With Billiard Cue
SUCH AUDACITY' Uun a Yonng Hunband and Ilia "«Vifs IVere Victimised
MR. GRAU IS A HUMORIST I.iiiknisiic Tilt Between the Opera fmprcssario and Mr. Frohmnn
Mixing Hi* Metaphors
Job's Advantage
TROUBLE OVER lights Settled San Bernardino Trustees and Electric Company Agree President of tl»e Board of Trustee* Vigorously Opposes Tills Action and Refund to Sitfn the Resolution Mnklni* the Contract—Sole*
Wooflmen Initiated in llonnry
COLUMBtS BUGGIES
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VETERAN TRIES TO END LIFE Plans to Commit Suicide in Pasadena His Purpose Is Discovered and He Is Preveuted Robert Handly, Friendless, 111 and Disheartened, a Veteran of Civil Wsr, Makes Plans to Shoot Himself, bat Is Persuaded to Abandon Ilia Purpose—Dr. Huston's Story
Hollrirnod New* nm! Personals
DECKMAN ARRESTS HIMSELF
THOUSANDS ARK AT THE OPENING Large Crowd at the Broadway 1 Department Store The Decorations of Pink and tireen Transform tlie Store Into a Bower I of Beauty—Perfumery, Flower* I and Other Gifts—Surprises Clerks
SICKNESS INTERFERES Brl(le-to-Be Could Xot Travel and the M eddlnir Falls
AS A CLUBMAN C. B. Dodftort Taken a >>w Turn for Dispensing: Manor
FOR THE NEW JAIL Contract Ii Let to John «*lnon by the Hnperv inorn
OF ONE MIND Los Angeles and Stockton Chambers of Commerce Co-operate
Heaven's Dimensions
Dell Had sfotliiiifi to Say
Heath of 1). H. Morrison
A Boer#General
Police Court Sentences
Offending: Chinese Arrested
Svrau Run Over
Lenten Sermon
>aval Scouts
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL FATHER AND SON IN COURT • • Examination of Widney Begins Bostonian Tells How He Was Robbed of Money Asserts That the loan* Defendant Attempted to Give Him Knockout Drops In an Allso Street House. His Testimony Is Corroborated by the Keeper of the Place
"COFFEE HEARTS1' More Frequent Than Tobacco Hearts
COURT BRIEFS *
QUICKEST VERDICT Jnrf Breaks Criminal Court Record In Cane Yesterday
HER OWN ATTORNEY flreaeh of Promise < ase Is Filed by Km ma Hie hards
Mainimliitk MeslOßn Trump*
PERMIT R)R REFINERY Texas and California Company Will Iln lld a l'lant
riff and Accident
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THE HERALD K>*o+o*o*o+o*+o*o+o*o+o<l HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
HARRLVGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BOH*
DIED
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BIG SALE ON THIRD STREET Profits Placed 011 Inside Property Halsey Flats on Hope Street Quickly Taken Spire* Secures the Vlrpclnln lintel on Olive Street on Favorable Terms. Sales on Hill Street Attracts Attention From Investor*—Monf Home Sites Are Taken
PUBLIC RECORDS—MARCH 19 Deeds
Morlttmre®
Attachments
AH Berlin neom
Notices off Completion
jtlnrglnnl Satisfactions
Building Permits
St'PEIIIOR COURT Neu Actions
TOWXSIIIP COURT IPfl* Action®
ADDRESSED J/ETERANS Francis >!nrpliy Hoynllj- Welcomed nt the Soldiers' Home
Porch Thieves nt Work
RAINFALL IS GENERAL Showers Precipitated in Many Counties Heavy Frost Is Predicted lor This Mornimr Nearly Ten Inches In Ihf Total for the Season in Lou Anifeles, While nt Other Point* in Southern California It U Still Larger-Moit Abundant Crops Are Predicted
RAILROADS
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INDUCE WORK IN OLT^MEXICO Valuable Concessions to Investors Relieved From Taxation and Export Duty Oil Belnc Developed, the Operator Holds a Monopoly of the Gronml for a Period Varying: With the Amount of Capital Invested—OH Xevri of Interest to Consumers
Shipment for Culm
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
An Accidental Strike
lilts 'From llie Bins
United Vcrdc Slmft
Copper Closing: Prices
San Francisco Mlniug Stocks
Copper Ruled Lower
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Benefit Mnairnle
Concert for Rest Room
First Wedding nt the Angelus
P. E. O. Society
Informnl Reception
Pretty Reception
Church Weililiiiß
Farewell Dinner
Orange Street Whist Club
Dinner Dance
WOMEN'S CLUBS Ruskln Art Clnh riAvmnn ~ . . _ ! _ V, „ .1 C
Drowning Study Class
Litersry Society
Women's Shakespeare Clnb
Wreat Vernon Study Circle
Child Study Circle
NEILL AND THE ELKS Advance .Man Explahm I lie Spokane Incident
TRIAL IS SUCCESSFUL Mining; Men Wilnen Operation of a New Ore Will *
Declares Boycott I<ei«iil
Edward Green
RUSSIA AGREES TO LEAVE MANCHURIA Negotiations Hurried by Anglo- Japanese Treaty Crar'a Negotiations With the Rosso-Chinene Itnnk Suspended—lmperial Forees t nable lo Control the Rebel* and Call for Aaalntance
REBELS ARE MASTERS Chinese Troops In the Field Are Inadequate
REGULATING CAR FARES Chicago Court Calves a Long Hide for a Nickel
THREATENED BY BOERS British Consul at New Orleans Say* He In In Danger
To Advertise California
Fell Into a Ceanponl
Snarball Player Dies
Rioters Go to Prison
Mrs. I.ang Dies
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SENSATIONAL STOCK JUMPS Violent Advances Marked Many Quiet Shares fierce Speculation and Rapid Price Movement lleuinln Incxplalnrd, Sngur nnd I mini Favorite* Occupied Prominent Places
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
FIRM EASTERN ©RANGE PRICES
STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Uonds
I.OS ANGELES SECI'IIITIES
Rare Old Pictures
JOTTINGS
Notice to the Public
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing:
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frnl t« In San Franc I moo
< ho lee Dried Fruit Firm
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
LOS ANGELES MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
WHEAT LONGS BADLY SHAKEN •1 From Bulls the Crowd Suddenly Changed to Bears Coar»e Caralnn Slipped Downward tnder (he Steady Hammering. Pn Turned Weak on (>ood Crop Reports—Oa(« Remained Steady
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