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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 174, 24 March 1902
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FATAL WRECK , CAUSED BY A LANDSLIDE Six Passenger Coaches Go Up in ISmoke Loss of Mail Heaviest in History of Railroad I* I'llll in all Car Porter and an Unknown Trninp Killed, a Mall Clerk Fatally Burned. Other Employes Badly Hurt, But All Paaienfferi Escaped Injury—Details of the Acnldent
KILLED BY DYXAMITEB Explonlon In Burning: House Renalta In Two l>eath»
PRESIDENT'S DAY Roosevelt Will Present a Sword to a Comrade at Charleston
HARRIMANJSTARTS WEST Returns From Mexico ond Leaves for the Coast
UNCHARTERED ROCKS Uanboat Wheeling: Snll* 011 a Voyage of Dlieovery
MELLEN TO LEAVE NORTHERN PACIFIC J. D. Farrell Scheduled for the Presidency President of the Paeltle Coast Steamship Company Represents the Hill Policy, Which Will Dominate the Road—Change Result of Merger
A STORM Stramer H«n a Honnh Voj«»r Acrsai the Pacific TACOMA. Wash., March 23.—The Northern Pacific liner Duke of Fife, which arrived from the orient today,
METHODISTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH PLAN A UNION
IHE MORNING'S NEWS
IRISH WILL DESTROY THE PARLIAMENT Self Government or No Government William Redmond Makes Fiery Speech in Chicago Irreeonclllahle Members of British Government Praise the Boers avd Tell What Irishmen Can Accomplish—Many Hundreds Pledge Support to Ireland by Joining League
GOES INTO_CZAR'S NAVY Russian Crew Takes American Bnllt Battleship
CLAIMS HE IS FRENCH Hnytlena fixecote a Wonld-Be AMARIin
CHINESE PAPERS ARE POUTING Flowery Kingdom Is Being Imposed Upon i Powers Treating; the Nation as Though it Were of No More Consequence Than Korea and Incompetent to Defend its Own Interests
RHODES IS WEAKER Mouth African Financier Passes a Restless Night
LOS ANGELESJJOY KILLED Was Tramping Through Texas With Two Companions
OIL STEAMER BURNED Fire at Sea Identified as the Steamer Major Barrett
TRANSFER CUBA TO THE CUBANS Subject Topi c of Conference a White House President, Several Cabinet Officer* and General Wood Present—Postmaster General Payne Believes Change In Service Could Be Made
GROWING BUSINESS IN PHILIPPINES Large Increase t>f Trade tor Nine Months finding Sept. 1901 Insular Division of Wnr Department H»n Prepared Comparative Statement Giving 27 Per Cent More Exports and (I Per Cent More Imports
ACTOR WAS TOO VIGOROUS Helen Grantley Faints Under the Whip Lout!
Rescued Passenger*
German General Suicides
BOER CHIEFS INTERVIEW KITCHENER Enter the British Lines Under a Truce Probable .Mission Is to Propose Terms ol Peace Belief in London That Boern Seek to End the South Afrlean War—The British May Have Made Overtures In Grntltude for the Release of the C'nptured General Methuen
INTERVIEW WITH KITCHENER Supposed Object of Visit of Boers to British Line*
MOVEMENT TOWARD PEACE London Believe* Boer* Seelc to End the War
OVERTURES FROM BRITISH Ilrnnneln Paper Sajn Doen Will Take Only Independence
Russia Withholds Honor
FACULTY AFTER STUDENTS College Boy Rioters Will Be Severely Disciplined
MAY HAVE JJEEN MURDERED Body of Peter Ivy Fonnd In Rulna of His Market
DEMAND SUFFRAGE BE MADE UNIVERSAL Political Parties Parade Streets ot Brussels I'resent Suffrage Petition to Bargomimtcr—Socialist Students Surronnd Prince Albert and Shout for Their Demand—Dynamite Fired
FUNSTONJNKANSAS Leaves Soon for New Headquarters at Denver
MOROS ATTACK SIGNAL CORPS Rilled One Man and Captured the Mules Cholera and the Plajtue Appear In Manila and in Order to Avoid Rlak of Infection Troopn Are Sent Home Ahead of the Time Scheduled
CnOLEKA AMI PLAGUE Health Authorities at Manila Have Prevented Epidemic
Movement, of Ye*.el.
DIES TKYING TO SAVE HIS CHILD'S LIFE Father and Young Son Are Drowned Bodies Found Near Together in a Creek Bottom Boy Supposed to Have Fallen From Railroad Trestle and Man Jumped Over to Rescue Him—When Discovered Bodies Hnd Been Several Way* in Water—Lost Their Way
CRIMSON TIGHTS AND A BULL DOG Comic Opera Actress' Sensation in Minneapolis Leading; Lady In "Prlnce«» Chic" Make* a Break for the Station la Complete Stnue Attire and Cat eh eg Her Train for Chlcag*
RECOVERS HIS VOICE David Bliipham Will Sins In Corona* tion Grnnd Opera
TURKS DEFEAT REBELS Village of Baahl Baaonka Attacked, by Troop*
Exports of Yucatan Henequln
Wlreleaa TeUimph Station
CHINESE BILL MAY BE HEABD Expected in the Senate This Week Exclusion Will Follow Debate on Oleo Bill tadlaa Af*ro»rl>lloa BUI Mar Ala* Be Reported—Cabam Beelprecltr Probably Will Reach tke Floor of Ike Haas*. Bat Mar Be Delayed • Week—Arar Bill WtU Follow
CTBAN RECIPROCITY Trade Relations With the Island May Be Called
CHINESE MAY NOT EXHIBIT I-sw Prohibits Their Participation la St. Lonli Exposition
ICCCBIIOR TO HITCHCOCK Report That President Wants a Paelite Coast Man
SENSATION ON SCAFFOLD Wyoming Murderer Promise* to Make Startling Disclosures
CONFERENCE ON BIG DITCH PreiMnia of Costa Rlcb and Nicaragua to Meet
SHOOTS HER HUSBAND (adlans Woman Defend* Hersalf With a Revolver
PRESIDENT WANTS NO EXPLANATIONS The Immigration Commissioners Must Give Up Places Friction Between Washington aud New York Leads to Summary Dla« missal of Commissioner Fltchte and Assistant—.o Investigation
FORGER ARRESTED Believed to Be the Leader of a Bad Gaiif
COLD WEATHER IN SPAIN Hall and Snon Rain Crops and Kill People
Big Snowfall In Swltxerland
PROBABLY NO COAL STRIKE Miners of Pennsylvania Jtfay Adjourn Today Effort to Settle Dispute Without Stopping Work / " Resolutions Call for a Strike April 1, But May Not Be Effectlve—Special Commltte of Mine Workers Acts to Maintain Peace—-Eight-Hoar Work Day Will Be Insisted I'pon
OPERATIVES* DEMAND REFI SED Lowell Textile Mills May Be Tied I'p In Strike
EXTEND SEASON'S WORK Window Glass Workers Will Keep Fires Burnlns to June IS
RUSSIAN STRIKERS SHOT Men In Rothschild Petroleum Works Uo on Strike
REVOLUTION AND DISORDER Labor Trouble* Lead to L'prlsluv* In Trans-Caucaala
Brewer* Still Threatening
CAR WORKKERS RELEASED Guards Stationed In All Cars In Moalolk
Strike for I'nlonlsm
Spinners Demand Increase
Protect Women and Children
Passes It to Lowell
A KENTUCKY SHOOTING One Participant Killed and tlie Other Fatally Wounded
HOT TIME IN MACEDONIA Revolutionary Committee Prepares for a General I'prlsinir
Protection for Public Men
JOTTIKG9
EMPEROR PLEASED WITH DECORATIONS Likes Appearance of the Alice Roosevelt When at Kiel He Sees the Former Torpedo it oh t, Which Han Keen Ornamented in Impressionistic Style—Prince to Visit Spain in May
JESSE JAMES SHOT Boy Killed While Flaying tlie Pari of the Bandit
Rioting on Epirai Island
River Navigation in Russia Closed
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TO WAGE WAB IN AMERICA Imperial Tobacco Trust to Retaliate Will Keep American Company Busy at Home It 1* Believed in London That the British Combine Must Change Its IMann or Go Under—London Dealer* Pledge Themnelve* Not to Tie to Any Monopoly
DEATHS OF THE DAY Aaron French
KILLED BY A BISON Old-Time Scoot Gored to Dentil In Montana
Murderer's Widow Snlcides
Drenching Showers at Pa«adcna
American Pastor for London
Striken Sail Dlcgro
b'b Deal In Milling Property
LOCATING FISH HATCHERY 1 Government Official* on a Tonr of Southern States
I*nclAcatlon of Philippines
CHARITY BAZAR AT CORONATION Mrs. Choate and Mrs. Adair to Conduct American Stall Poanlble Action of the Faahlonable Club* Toirard Lord Rodney, Accused of Striking Hl* Wife, Subject of Dl*cn**lon In Loudon
OPPOSE GRANTING LIQUOR LICENSE Revival Meetings at Monrovia to Create Sentiment Temperuncc People Attempting to Influence County Supervisor* to Hefu*e a Permit to a Mountain ReMort In Deer Park—New* .Mote*
Cndeltvered Telegram*
Justified
A NATIONAL SANITARIUM Institution to Be Located Near Phoenix Bill to Be Introduced at Next Session ot Congress Believed That Physician* Throughoat the Country Will Generally Support the Measure—Dr. John B. Murphy of the Chicago Medical College Endorses the Measure
ALCHEMY OF FROST Volatnre Plays an Important Part Id Its Development
Truth on Kantuclcet
Not to Mlii AUvantagt
Neighborly
GLOBE TROTTING IN HANDCUFFS Young Man Undertakes a Mo. t I'eculiar Wager Alfred Herman Starts on Tour of the World With Hand* Bound, Earning Hi* Own Way, for a Reward of One Thou*nnd Dollur* In Gold
HYGIENIC TOPICS Cliet'kine or Subduing I'aln ot Alwaji AdvUuble
GENIUS AND DISEASE Intellectual Brllltauey Doe (o Malformation of the Brain
Eicose Serned Insufficient
Court Procedure
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NEW CATCHER JOINS CLUB He Is Arthur Anderson of Connecticut His Record With a Pennant Winning Aggregation Ball Club Expect* to Go to San Ulego Next Friday and to Play T,vo Practice Game* on Saturday and Sunday—Notes aud News of the ; Local Diamond—Other Ball News
SOME PLAYERS MISSING K«vr« and Ooaaip of Ihe Gnme in (lie >or(h
MINOR BALL GAMES
Everything Von Want
CLOSE OF A SATISFACTORY TRACK ATHLETIC SEASON
TWO COURSING STAKES DECIDED Ro.yal Union and Frosty Morn the Winners Resnltn of tlie Events at Santa Fe I'ark in Detail—T. Hart net t Acts as Jiiilbc In the Absence of E. J. O'Shcn—Some Good Raccn Are Ron
YACHTING NOTES AND NEWS
Crack Horne* Break Dona
CALIFORNIA BASEBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
ED MARTIN MAY GET THE CHANCE Latest Proposal Is to Match Him With Jeffries The Clever Colored Heavyweight 11a* .Many Friends* mid Admirers in Lot AiiHelen mid Such n Content Mould lie a Fine Drawing' Card
WANT FIGHT AT CHARLESTON Exposition Will Make Offer to Jeffries and Fltssinimons
ORGANIZEJFENCING CLUB Lo«*iil KkpcrlN With the Foils Are to Form a C'ltib
GOOD SCORES ARE MADE Slmrpihootcri Hold Thrlr Rfgalar Sruti-Monthly Shoot
Union Coursing; Park
LOS ANGtELES WINS AT CHESS Tournament by Wire With San Francisco One Dispute Is Referred to the New York Clipper A Day of llrllliant C'hes* Played Blmaltaneoualy In Los Anwelea and the Northern Metropolis—Detail* of a Uatnc Hrtnrrn Griffith and llone flayed Over the Wires
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GOOD GOLF SEASON |lo»t SucceNNfal Year In Game's History In California
ANNUAL BENCH SHOW Sun Francisco Kcnuel » lub Arrange! for Yearly Event
Rain Mops Fresnu Game
LOS ANGELES RETAINS WHIST CUP
INTERESTMN BOWLING The Monarch Tournament Develop* Some lliffh Scores
Sixteen Valuable Horse* Burned
At the Chute# Park
Hum Not Decided
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UNCLE SAM'S WARDS
THE CRIME OF KIDNAPING
PROTECT THE CLAM
A LITERARY RESERVOIR
THE HERALD'S ADVERTISING GROWTH
OBEY THE LAW OR CLOSE
AN IMPORTANT CONCESSION
BLESSED IS LITTLE
Snap Shots
Russia's Death Rata
{Politics end {Politicians
Sosstp of t/ie Capital
Why He Is Popular
hard to Convince
An Axiom
Very Convenient
fits a net Starts
THE PUBLIC PULSE That Prise rtr.ht
A Tribute to the Reporter
Great Salt Lake Sinking
Pork
Spread Themselves
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
Untitled
PRESENT "A GILDED FOOL" hntiafaelory Production of (Ho Comedy by N'elll Company
WILL BE BUmED TODAY lira. J. M. Elliott Dies at Her Home of Heart Failure
SDN DAY MIN IS WELCOMED Storm Moved Southward .Rapidly General Downfall A Ion? Entire Coast Saa Francisco Bulletin indicate* Cloudy Weather for Southern California Today With Continued Cold aad Brisk Northwest Winds. Comparative Data From the North
AROUND THE HOTELS
PERSONAL NOTES
ROMANCE OF AN ALLEGED LUNATIC Gustav Thielkuhl Is Locked Up as Insane Tells an Extraordinary Story Abont Himself, Webster Davis and Boer War, Whleh Appears to Come From a Badly Disordered Brain
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
YOUNG PEOPLE NEARLY DROWN Are Rescued Off Terminal Island Los Anaeles Pleasure Party Loses liudder and the Boat Capslvea. Naphtha Launch From Snn Pedro Rescues Them Just In Time
Notice
Card of Thank*
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THE HERALD HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
DIED
Untitled
REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS OF LOS ANGELES Wholesale, ReteH, Financial and Professional.
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■BAINS JAB I THE TOURISTS freights Annoy Guests r at Hotel Green i Proprietor Has an Interview f With Santa Fe Officials f Contract for ftioo,ooo Annex Mmy ot Be Let until the C'lty of I'aNndcna Realises nn It* 9300,000 Don«l Uane and Benin* the Work of Laying Oat the Sew I'ark-Mewi Notes
NEW CHURCH AT AVALON
LONG BEACH WANTS VETERANS' MEETING Board of Trade Committee Confers With Executive Council Summer Kcnort City Will Furnish a Camp (■round for the Annual (■atlieriiiK of the Veterans* Association of Southern California
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT LONG BEACH
SAN BERNARDINO IS REMEMBERED Former Steel Magnate Donates 815,000 lor Library Building Private Citizen* and Muuiclpal Ortianlzntlons Have Been Laboring Many Months to Secure <lic Donation—V Descriptive Letter Is Sent I
ACCIDENT AT CORONA
PROSPEROUS TIMES FOR OXNARI) Outlook in the Sugar Factory Town Unusually Good % Farmers Will Plant fS.OOO Acres to Beets, Which Will Mean an Income Over #900,000—Lima Beans Promise Good Crops and Prices
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS Seetlon of Sfinta Monica Become. Envlons of Xrinhliar,
VENTURA WOMEN TO PLANT TKEE3 Native Daughters Improvement Clubs Making Progress Has Rpicafd Old Mission Pains and Batabllsbfd Pretty Park In the ('onnty Seat of the Great Lima Bean Ballwlck~Persoaal Motes
PUBLIC RECORDS-MARCH 22. Otcili
Trust Deeds
Mor tffure*
Attaekmeata
Homesteads
9Xarg;lnnl Sattafaelioaa
Atiaccllaneoaa
Notices off Completion
SUPERIOR COURT
TOWXSIIfP COURT
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MORTGAGE IS BURNED Orchard Avenue Baptists Rejoice Rev. W. W. Tinker Applies Match to the Paper First Pastor •( the Church Delivers s lemoa la Which He Tells of the PirfSM of the House of God. Dedicatory Prayer o*ered by Rev. W. C. Clatworthy of First Church
CITT PULPITS
WOMEN'S CLUBS
TAYLOR MAKES STATEMENT Snyi He Ha«l No Knowledge of the Annaalt on Fiaher
THANKFUL FOR BLUE RIBBON Young Man Says He Has Kept the Fledge Francis Murphy Again Addresses Large Number §«>'■ That Men Sifrn the Pledge anil Then Go Out and Sit on the Curbatone Because o Other Shelter But the Saloou la Offered—Love the Great Thin*—A Large Meeting
FLEISHMAN'S WHEREABOUTS The Latest Report In Circulation Ilns Hliu In (lie Argentine
Will Employ an Inspector
PALM SUNDAY IS OBSERVED Special Services at Many Churches Catholics March in Procession Around Cathedral Episcopalian* Alko Fittingly Observe the First Day of Holy Week—Dally Hellgloua UleetliiKN Will Be Held During the Week l»y Many Congregations—Service* Yesterday
A Dangerous Disease r»
Michigan Picnic
No Corn
COLUSIUtS tfIGGIES
They Are Just In
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
M!ni*terinl Union
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