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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 179, 29 March 1902
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PLUMS FROM US CLE SAM'S TREASURY The Sundry Civil Bill as Reported A. Good lund for Work on San Pedro Harbor Items for the Benefit of the Old Soldiers Which Representative Mc-Lachlan Succeeded In Having Inserted In the Measare as Completed hy the Committee
BABCOCK ASSERTS HIMSELF Be Positively .Asserts He Will Vote Affalnat the Beet Sugar Men
A Priest Accidentally Shot
A SILVER DOLLAR FOR PHILIPPINES Congress Will Undoubtedly Provide One It Will Carry an American Device on One Side and an Oriental Design on the Other, and Will Become a Popnlar Coin la the Far Bast
Turkish Troops Called Out
THE MORNING'S NEWS
SHE SHOT TO SAVE HER HONOR Sensational Tragedy at Las Vegas Kansas Business Man Shot Dead by a Woman Thera Were No Witnesses t» the Deed, bat Mrs. Walker, a Health Seeker, Who Did the Shootlns, Bars She Had No Other Recourse Than to Use Her Pistol
FIRE IN MEMPHIS Milling Department of s Chemical Company la Wrecked
PRESIDENT HARRIMAN MAY RETIRE S. M. Felton, Jr., to Be Bis Successor They Are Tflhveling Together in Southern California President Ripley of the Santa Fe« Referring to Rumors of a Meeting of Railway Magnates In Santa Barbara, Says That There Is No Trnth Whatever in the Report
NO PREARRANGED CONFERENCE Ripley Denies Reports of Meeting In Santa Barbara
LAID IN HIS COFE'IN BUT NOT DEAD i ™ Startling Assertion Made in a Montana Court An Architect Who, After Crooked Transaction*, Sought ftefuge in a Burial Vanlt and Had Life Insurance Paid, Is Living In Germany
LECTURER TO CLUB WOMEN IN TROUBLE Mme. Davenport Arrested in Santa Barbara Accnsed of Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses Charge* Are Brought by a Mnslo Teacher, Who Claims the Paid Fifty Dollars for Fake Lessons In Physical Cnltnre—Makes Charges Against a Prominent Preacher
KNOWN IN PASADENA Madame % Davenport Introduced by Mrs. George Thomas Dowllng
THE PROBLEM OF CO-EDUCATION Is Viewed With Concern by the Friends President James Believes a Crisis In the History of the Movement Is Approaching, and It Behooves the Interested to Stndr the Question
STUDENTS EXPELLED Hailed Y o 1111 u Women on Campus and Examined Their Feet
Gribble Convicted of Murder
HOW THE BOEBS BBOKE THBOUCH The British Cordon Weak in Spots Both Sides Showed Unflinching Bravery p"r*r of Bnrfher Heroei Foraitl a Commando in ilrra ft to One of tbe Enemy's Columns, and by a Desperate Dash Succeeded In Getting Away
H. CLAY EVANS RESIGNS
CALL ISSUED BY MITCHELL Meeting of Mine Workers' Executive Board To Consider Both Anthracite and Solt Coal Situations Meeting of tfce Sub-Committee of (be Civic Federation Is Held, bat Mr. Easley and President Mitch' ell Confer—Strike of the Brewery Employe* Is at an End
BREWERY STRIKE SETTLED Host of the Old Employes Are Taken Back
Mitchell and Emky Confer
Rhode Island Cotton Situation
Lowell Mills to Be Closed
Bowling. Alley Boys Strike
Strike Threatened In Georgia
Agreement With lonn Miners
Michigan Miners Called Ont
Trouble Threatened at AUoons
A#viuce for Iron Workers
Leavenworth Strike Settled
Coal Mlnera' Strike Ordered
Advance for New Bedford Operative*
MAUNDY MONEY Ab Ancient Ceremony Observed in Westminster Abbey
Blase on the Yukon
Dnffy to Ron In England
Scalded tofDeath
WOODWARD HANGED B/ MASKED MOB Wyonline .Men Take Law Into Their Own Hands Twenty-four Determined Men Overpower the Sheriff at Casper, Take H!a Keys, and Lead Murderer to Gallowa Prepared for Execution
FIERCE FIGHTING Battle In the Choctaw Nation Between Hnlfbreedn anil Farmers
HAGGIN AND KEENE They Are Visiting Their Properties in the Blue Grass Region
Eczema; No Cure, No Pay v«..a ...111 J mm
FBESHETSIN MISSISSIPPI % Bailway Traffic Is at a Standstill Meridian Entirely Cut Off From the Ontside World Faat Freight on the Northeastern Railroad la Six Feet t'nder Water and the Crew Is In Oanier of Being Swept Away hy the Flood*. North Dakota Travel Is Impeded
Port Gibson Cat Off
Northern Pacific Traffic Impeded
Tallahatchie River oa (he Rampage
Grafton Partly Flooded
Terrible Storms Sweep Topelo
Mails Delayed by Floods
Floods In Jlorlh DaUola
ON TRIAL FOR HERESY 1— Rev, Dr. Feels Confident He Will Be Acquitted
loun'i Compulsory Eiiuention Bill
San Francisco School Field Day
TO CURB GRIP IN TWO DAYS
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MANY PENSION BILLS PASSED Beviewing the Records of the Soldiers The President's i'olicy Comes in for Discussion A South Carolina Representative Says He In Glad the Executive Has t'ome to His Assistance to Keep the Honor Holl From Being Besmirched hy Deserters
IX CABINET MEETING Secretary Wilson Proposes to Retaliate on Germany
CHINESE EXCLUSION The Position of Assistant Secretary Taylor on the Subject
COMMERCE AlfD LABOR Considering the Establishment of a Department
Duty on Personal Effects
The Civil Service Vacancy
The Miles Correspondence
Pensions for Cnllfornians
Postmasters Reappointed
A Reciprocity League
Relllgerent Stndents
WOULD CURB ' CABLE TRUST Charges Made Before House Committee Representative Corbliss Says Law Is Violated After Folly Considering the Matter, However* It Is Decided That the Gentleman From Michigan Has Failed to Prove Hla Case and Ns Action Is Taken In the Matter
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN They Meet and Elect a Committee to Do Thejr Politics
THAT CHRISTMAS STORY DnniMh Affpnfn Attorney Indignant at Hl* Client** Conduct
REMAINS OF CECIL RHODES Rites
HEAD-ON COLLISION Three Men Killed and a Number Injured Near Chicago
HANNA NOT A CANDIDATE Will Not Rnn for Presidency at the Next Election
TALKED TOO MUCH Knsslan Colonel Will Be Tried for Tellins Military Secrets
Clayton's Postmaster Safe
A ( ollfgr Fund Swelling;
A Missing Teller
Major Claggrt Dead
Cancer Cared
A PIONEER PASTOR TELLS OF A TIME TIIAT TRIED HIS NERVES TK* R»v. Htnry J. Huston, of the Hock Rivar Confsranc*. Hu Ctrrltd lh« Rlf.e m Wall m th» Bib •
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COMMUNICATION IN THE NORTH Wireless Telegraphy to Be Used in Alaska Stations to Be Established by the Government Military IMkwttln Believe That by Mean* ~of Wtreleia Telegraphy the Problem of Cbmaaoalcatlou In Alulu Will Be Solved—Foor Rsatee Are Conaldered In Plana
STEPHEN M.WHITE MEMORIAL The Monument to Be Erected ot* the Capitol Grounds
SAN JOSE LEFT OUT Sew Railroad Will Slot 800 TUroagh That City
TO PROTECT GAME Plan on Foot to Form Association of Redlanda Men
THE OIL_RATE CASES Judge Morrow Grants a Delay la the Trial
One of Xttfurc'* I'reaka
Repairs of Transport Logan
Professionals Defeat Stanford
LONG DESERT JOURNEY Mine Expert Hetarai From a Proapectins Trip
DRAGGED BY TEAM Resident of Escondldo Suffers Terrible Injuries
DIES OFAOCKJAW Fatal Result of an Accident to a Downey Child
Reading; Room for Lordabarg
Agricultural Directors Named
HT. of P. Brigadier Resigns
Miillcr and Woods Draw
Lawyer Patrick to Marry
Illicit Still Halded
Steamer Damaged by Fire
Indiana Miners' Scale Settled
Miinclmriaii Convention Agreement
Memorial to MeKinley
Cities Cat Off
Undelivered Tele#rains
N EARING THE CITY LIMITS Los Angeles-Pacific at Ivy Station Will Double Track the Santa Monica Line Capacity of the Two Power Houses of the Electric Railway Will Be Doubled—'Thirty Mew Cars for Service Between Los Angeles and the Sea and Pasadena
WOMEN'S CLUBS Wednesday Morniug Club
•III! cc. Friday Morning Club
"Hnpert of Hentsan"
Marphy Meeting
PERSONAL NOTES
SLIPPERY TRIO GATHERED IS Clever Capture Is Made by Detectives Two Men and a Woman Must Face Burglary Charge Are Accused oI Robbing the Room of Mra. Julius Kruttschnltt In • San Francisco Hotel—Stolen Watches Are Recovered—One of the Accused Employed as a Bell Boy
AROUND THE HOTELS
Armory Location
SEQUEL TO A FIGHT*
Tourists Going East
JOTTINGS
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ACCEPTED BY FITZSIMMONS Offer by the Charleston Athletic Club iJelany Declares It Is Like Child's Flay lays He Is Disgusted With the Whole Business And That Ha Will Pay Ao Attention to the Charleston Offer—Declares He Sees Xo Chance for a Fight With Anybody
UEIiANET IS DISGUSTED Uoeltrei Action of FlUilmiuom Is Child** Play
DfcClellaiid-Broad Match Off
Walcott to Moot Russell
LOST LAKE Said to Be Fabulously Rich in Coarse Gold
j< PROSPECTS FOR FISHING Catnllnu Island Sport la Hspldly Orowiag Batter
BILLY MANNING PRACTICES HEALING i j Ex-Pugilist Appears in a Brand New Role He Gives a Characteristic Lecture at Rika' Hall, and invites the Lame and the Halt to Come Up and Bo Cared of All Their Ills
Baseball tomorrow
Linda Vista Golf Club
Ohio House Passes Brannoclc Bill
DICKEY WINS TWO-YEAR-OLD Ring Is Hit Hard at the Oakland Track Honiton, the Favorite, Beaten by a Neck Captain Gaines Wine tha Laat Race From tha Favorite, Cougar, at Ten to One—Artllla Eaelly Defeata Horton, the Favorite, In Eighth Event—Today's Oakland Entrlee
MAIER & ZOBELEINS WIN Are Von to Try Concla.lens With tk. Oak.
Catalina Golf Tournament
Gilbert Wins Live Bird Shoot
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YESTERDAY I* WASHINGTON
THE KAISER'S SINISTER SCHEME
WAS DENMARK "BUNCOED?"
A MEAL FOR A CENT
STAND FAST FOR A NEW BUILDING
THE STICK-TOGETHER POLICY
CLEARINGS OVER $5,000,000
tSnap Shots
Fell on Hit Head
A WhlttUr Graduate
WIDE OF THE MARK
COUKT HOUSE AND CITY HALL TEMPLE STREET GRADE Committee Reports on Creation of Assessment District
COURT BRIEFS
IMPROVEMENT PROPOSED Action Postponed on Proposed Worlc on Hill Street
SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS Finance Committee Will Report Favorably on Proposed Issue
CITY HALL NOTES
REWARDS OP 1 RAILROADING Aluir Pays Respects to C. M. Hays Speaks ot Achievements of A. N. Towne and J. A. Fillmore An Address Delivered Before tht Sunset Cluli Which Is Calculated to Make the Railroad Mea of the State Talk Upoa the Work of tha Old Guard of llailroad Mea
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
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DUNN I,EAVES THE RAILROAD Gives His Entire Time to Huntington Serving Two Masters Becomes Too Great a Task Choosln* Between the Railroad and the Huutington-Hellman Interests, He Prefers the Huntington People—Resignation Is Handed In at San Franelsco Headquarters
STOCKS TO BE SOLD Henry Fleishman'* Holdings to Go Inder the Hammer
The Quickest Cough Eradicator
Remains Sent East
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AOLTMAN IS DISCHARGED Acquitted of Illegally Selling Liquor I'atMdena Jurv Returns Verdict in &h«rt Order Vftltt of tho Baptist Church Property Conapioted Ml tho Con»rei«tion Takes toiler Consideration Often of Two Sites for m New Ed I doe. Soliciting Fond* for 1. M. C. A.
JURY DISAGREES
LEMONS FOR KLONDIKE
CLOSE OF THE INSTITUTE I Instructive Session Ends at Pomona Delegates Enjoy a Drive About the Valley c. C. Ten»ne of Sootn Pnnla Preaents n Report on **The Water tfcnestfton ond Frosta"—Thoolca Tendered to Prof. Cook for the Socceaafol Manner In Which lie Ran the Inatltute
T. W. C. A.
CHRISTIAN KXDKAVOR
MtRPHY MEETING
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK CLOSE OF LEKT
CRI'RCHES OF CHRIST
Y. M. C. A.
PRUSHVTUHIAS
PEMEL BALL
LAITY ASSOCIATION
METHODIST •
USE ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE
LHMI'UPAL
W. C. T. C.
PRAY Kit tjTIOX
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
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FCNERAL NOTICES
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PROFITS MADE OUT OF OIL Epitomized History of the Standard And the Subsidiary Companies in the Trust Tht Recent Dividend Said to Have Been Jait Doable the Amo ant Anaoaaeed-Inalgalflcant Rednetlon In tfeo Prlee of Reined Oil Within tho Past Twenty Years—Motes
STOCK EXCHANGE
Sab Francisco Cleilng
THE MINING FIELD
PUBLIC RECORDS—MARCH 28
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WALL STREET TAKES A REST Fxchange Close in Observance ot Good Friday Active Speculation Will Cense, Except In Prodnce Lines, Intll Next Mondiyßlnka Remain Open for Hus!ness<~Rev!se<l Constitution
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
Everything Yon Want
ORANGE MARKET IS MORE ACTIVE
BANK CLEARINGS
FINANCIAL REVIEW
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
MEXICAN BOND ISSUE SECURED First Purchase by American Banks in Chicago Payable la "Dob la*' Dollars, With Interest In Kew York—To Be Listed on Mtock Exchange—Two Big Chicago Banks Combine
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frotts In Snn Francisco
LOS ANGELES MARKETS
POSTOFFICE SltfE TO BE DISCUSSED Main Street Property Owners Will Meet Today J. B. Lankerahlm Makes a Statement lis Reference to His Position la the Trouble That la Now on Abont the Site of the Federal Building
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