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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 182, 1 April 1902
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DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE J. K. JONES Clarke Wins Senatorial Fight Bryan's Former Lieutenant Returns to Washington Close Contests In Some Congressional Districts—Des Moines, lowa, Selects a Republican Mayor Over the Democratic Incumbent by 1000 Majority—Oregon Congressmen
IN lOWA Des Moines Elects Republican Mayor Over the Incumbent
Oregon Congressmen
One Town Democratic
Railroad Service Resumed
THE MORNIM'S NEWS
TWENTY-TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION Disaster in a Tennessee Coal Mine Several Others Sustain Serious Injuries KCmplotilon Believed to Have Been (nnaed by What la Known an a "Blown Bla*t" limiting; the Gat, "Which in Tarn Ignited the Accumulation of Coal Dnat in Mine
At Chattn nuoK'a
STOBM'S EURY DISASTROUS TO CHURCHES Eleven Houses of Worship Are Wrecked Many Persons Injured, of Whom Several May Die Lomi Cauaed by Hurricane Amounts to Several Hundred Thousand Dollars—Flood* in Tennessee Receding: and Work of Repairing Damage Done by the Water Is Begun
WATER AT HARRIMAN RECEDING Six of the Flooded Factories llesume Work
DELAYED I»Y S>OW BLOCKADE Great Northern Tralim Are Stalled at Willlxton, N. D.
Damage* In Morgan County
CALIFORNIANS WILL FIGHT TO THE END Cuban Reciprocity Bill Reported Provides for Reduction of the Sugar Tariff Belief Gxprciatd That It Will Pus the House by Aid of Democratic Votes, In Spite of the Fortr Hepubllcans Who Hnc Pat Themselves ob Record In Opposition
BILL REPORTED Vote of the Wars and Means Committee on the Heaiirt
EASTER MONDAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE Young and Old Join in the Egg Rolling Carnival Prenldent Roosevelt and Hl* Fanillj-Watch the Frolic* of the Thronwi of Little Ones With Great Enjoyment—Rich anil Poor Join in Play
MINERS' NARROW ESCAPE Rittonabed by n Cave-In but Are Finally Hencued
HARRIMAN LOOKING FOB OPPORTUNITIES TO SPEND MILLIONS ON THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MURDERER PATRICK MARRIED IN JAIL Contract Ceremony Performed in the Tombs Former Landlady, to Whom Condemned Man Hu Been Engaged for Several Years, Bind* Heraelf to Man In Shadow of the Gallovm
CALIFORMIANS WERE NOT READY Chinese Exclusion Bill Loses the Kight of Way Efforts of Conftresfttnan Hltt to Secure for the Meannre an ImmedlntexHenrinit: of No Avail, Owing to the Delegation Being; Unprepared
DUEL WITH PISTOLS
Making Plans for Big Improvements Local Betterments Are Under Consideration As Guests of H. E. Huntington the Harrlman Party Ascend Mount Lowe, Dine at the Van Nays Hotel and Attend the Orphenm—Jo Successor to Jsdfe Blcknell Chosen
Cold Weather In Ohio
TRAINED NURSE CURED BY SWAMP-ROOT USED BY nOSPITALS—PRESCRIBED BY DOCTORS To Prove What This Wonderful Rimetfy Will Do for YOllj Every Reader of The Herald May Have a Sample Bottle Sent free by Mall.
SHOT FOR REMARKS ON EASTER HATS Two Young Men ift Chicago Are Seriously Wounded Comment on Hals 'Worn by Two Yonnff Women, When One of the Ctrl'* Eaeurti Fires four Shots and Make* Ills Riipnpe
CECIL RHODES' FUNERAL lioatl Mimt Oe Cat to Last Resting Place
TO REFORM CONEY ISLAND I'ollee Commissioner l'artrldge to Make Sweeping; Changes
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA Girl. Have arrutv Escape From a Darning Building
MILITARY AGREEMENT Compact Can No Longer Be Maintained Secretary of Western Passenger Association's Notice %. Tran«continental Paßienger Association Will Invade Territory of Southern Faiienfer Association, Because Tickets of the Former Hare Mot Been Protected by It
INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW Com tit inn ton Intends to Enforce a Strict Observance
KLONDIKE TROLLEY LINTS First Step Taken Toward Constructing: Road I'p the Creeks
Mcflrnn Central Rcorjvnnlsatlnn
Commonwealth Mine's Railroad
EXECUTION OF SCHEEPERS Charge* of Brutality Made In House of Commons
SKIRMISH ON ISTHMUS Train* Running Rrgnlarl;, Guarded by Government Soldiers
Keene's Condition Improving
Harden Rrfoseri In Jamaica
TO CURE A COLD I!t ONE DAT
GRAND ARMY AND PENSIONS Torrenee in Defense ot Old Soldiers Says Fraud* Are Not Committed by Veterans Tli* Commander lu Clilef S«r» th« Grand Army linn o Objection to (he Eilallnf Pension l.mrg, bat Rather to the Manner In Which They Are Administered
MATADOR TOSSED BY A MAD BULL Animal Turns Tables on Its Persecutors Dnll Fighter Severely Injured by the Horns of Infnrinted Beasts—Americans Amonar Spectator* Cheer the Ball, Which Anger* the Mexicans j
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SUNDRY CIVIL BILL TAKEN UP General Debate in the House Discussion Covers a Wide Range of Topics Chairman Cannon Call* Attention to the Enormous Reduction In Taxes Daring the Past Two Years—Proponed Scheme for a Magnificent System of P.arkn for the Capital
DIPLOMATIC CHAXQES
Admiral Sampson's Condition
IN BEHALF OF PDEE FOOD Debate on Oleo Bill Is Resumed Protection for farmers and the Public Generally Senntor Dillingham Declare* American People Are Becoming Tired of Being Hauibagned-MeßMirei of Minor Importance Taken lp and fawned by the Semite
MISSIONARIES MIST WAIT
Co nflrmntlons
THE STRENUOUS LIFE A Great Strain
REPORTED TO . THE SENATE Bill tor Government ot Philippines Provision lor Taking a Census ot Population Mint to Be Established in Manila for Coinage of Silver Dollars and Subsidiary Coins for Circulation In the Islands—l lilted States l.aw* to Govern as Far as Practicable
IX BBIIALF OF BOERS Sillier Introduce* a ReaolnClon of , Sympathy
PEHRV'S DU.IIAL Commander of lowa Xever Wished for Chlleau Success
Nicaragua Canal Bill
Denial by Christmas
o Change In Colombia
Lull In Postofflce Matter
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NOME NATIVES ARE DESTITUTE Women and Children in a Pitiful Condition Starving Ones Are Assisted by the Miners It !■ Proposed to Call on the ftoveruaent Officials, Either Civil or Military, for Aid—latest Beports Tell of a Severe Bllsr.ard, With latenselj Cold Weather
SAVINGS BANK LICENSES Xew Institution to Be Opened In Snn Joae
INJUNCTION IS PERMANENT Important Decision in Snlt Against Polar Star Mine
Patient at Agnewn Killed
San Jose City Election
CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION Matter of Future Existence to Be Decided by Members
WALLER TESTIFIES IN HIS OWN BEHALF Hardships Endured by Marines in Samar Campaign Genernl Smith's Orders Carried Oat. Aicninaldo Appears In Conrt In a Civil Snlt, bat is !N'ot Allowed to Testify—Spread of Cholera
WAITS MANY YEARS FOR HIS REVENGE Wife's Confession Results in a Cowardly Murder After Brooilliiff Over His Wrong:* for Thirty Yenrii a Southern Pacific Section Rous .Journey* to Almucda County and Slny* Hi* Old Friend
RepnbUcnn Club Convent lon
Gave Grants Heprleve to Donlan
Death Sentence Confirmed
Shot liy- Policeman
Yonng Man's flntclde
PROGRAM FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS Announcement Made by Mrs. Priddy Larsre Number of Business Meetings Provided- For Ample Time to lie Allowed Sixth Biennial Convention for Settlement of Qnentlon nnd Scheme of I. i ixulloa—Promlsent People .J Address the Delegates
BREWERY MEN_STILL OUT Men Reject All Proposition* and Renew tlie Flfflit
DEATHS OF THE DAY Thomas Oakea
Griir and Kmc Matched V
Railroad Contractor Murdered
Gift for Old Ladle*' Home
Black Filly Born to Lady Reel
REVOLT IN SAN DOMINGO llnrahuiiß Captured by Rebels but Is Retaken l»y Troop*
ALLEGED FORGER UNDER ARREST Manson M. Johnson of Anderson, Indiana, Captured He la Accused of Having; Forged Paper to the Extent of One Hundred Thousand Holla ra—Dreaka Down tndcr Strain of Bualneaa Troubles
ALASKAN BOUNDARY MARK Bnsiilnn Monument Destroyed by a Canadian Surveyor
Barge Wrecked
Boy Killed by Train
Jessie Morrison Surrender*
Notorious Horse Thieves Captnred
French General Elections
DOUBTS REGARDING RESURRECTION Dr. Savage Says the Number ot Skeptics Is Growing He Declared There la *o Satisfactory Evidence That the Body of ihrlat Wai Ralaed From the Dead—Believes He Waa Seen After Heath
KATHBONE VAINLY SEEKS A PARDON President Roosevelt Refuses Senator Manila's Request Ohloan May Introduce a Bill Providing; for Trial of Convicted Coban Postal Official by American Court. I*lcndn to lie Admitted to Ball
O'Goriuaa to Confer With President
Philadelphia'* Crew Rescued
Dr. Xewton Going to Stanford
Hiring Norwegians
Stock Rednced
Santa Monica Poetmasteriihlp
Russia Lands Arms In Persia
Deaths From Cholera In Orient
Fonr Thousand Houses Burned
Plague Situation In Punjab
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AUTO PARADE OPENING MY Manager Morley Plans tor Saturday i overs of Baseball in Steam and Other Machines *uu Dirguu* Treated I.»cal Players klundMiinit-ly lluriiiK Their Visit. Time** Diluting; of I,oh Angeles Ht'n n Source of Pleasure to Captain Charlie Drill] — Some Details
A SUCCESSFUL SHOOT jtiu« lvnight Wins Principal I'rtzc* at Snn Bernardino
KANSAS SWEEPSTAKES Thirty-si* Men Kill Twelve HlrU* Straight
t'ndelivered Telegram*
Evangelistic Services
MACGYLE WINS BY A NOSE Beats Bio Shannon in the Handicap Three Winners Are Landed by Jockey Jackson Manager Price iuoaiMi Tbat the Praacnt leaaon at Oakland Will Bad April SO—AModatloa to Glto a Bfacft April IB (or the Family of the Late R. B. Mllloj
MONTGOMERY HANDICAP | C'irca* is Winner of the Leading-Event at Memphis
Today's Entries at Oakland
Vuiidcrbilt H'lni Prix dc Mart
TENNIS TOURNAMENT • Extensive Preparation! for a Big Brent In OJai Taller
TWO-MAN TOURNAMENT Opening: of the Event at the Monarch Alleys
WORK OF INCENDIARY
it'HSHT MATTER IS'BKOPENED Competitors Will Show True Colors Today (rntury Clnb Will !(>t Utile OCer o( Charleston—Where Juno C. Kennedy la Relieved* (• Stand la the Competition Which la Hair On
TO CHALLENGE WINNER Corbctt l« He Present at the Jeffrtes-Filxainainons Fight
Fiftht Declared Off
Hilly Hyan Dcfeuts < allahan
CO-OPERATORS MEET I-eoplc'i* League Electa* Directors and .Hake* Rules
NEWMAN CLUB BANQUET llr. fifhiill's Paper I» ludomcd l»r ]||*ltop Montgomery
| YOUNG PRINCE'S BIRTHDAY ' King Kdunrd to Give Reception fo His 4«ruud*uii
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YESTERDAY IN WAftHINUTON
PRESIDENT'S ATTITUDE ON IRRIGATION
PASSING OF MARCH
FAVORABLE REPORT ORDERED
SEWER BOND ELECTION
GET QOOD MEN
THE GRAND JURY'S REPORT
THE QUARTER'S BANK CLEARINGS
MONTHLY OIL REPORT
SURE ENOUGH SHORT LINE
Snap c3Mots
jfstrotogy /or Jtprii
jEoia Attacks Society 11/ omen
TjAo iPubO'c !Puts9
Farmer* Want Direct Legislation I
Rabbi Hecht Criticised
Dr. Hecht on Tcmprrsnct
Ship Tonnage
Damme
Bordeaux Publishers
Jtisrand Starts
A IJtefrallst
Mixed Localities
A natural quandary
Tito Points of Similarity.
April Fool
A Remarkable Stream
How It Happened
The Herald the Favorite Paper
Improves Every Week
Palliation
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
Untitled
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL NOTES
GRAND JURY FILES REPORT Expresses Opinion As to the Law Judge Smith Has Something to Say oil the Subject In a Voluminous Document the Jurymen Itecile Condition* of County tiorernmeut as They Have Found' It—The County Hospital Comes la for the Severest Criticism
EXCELLENT BILL ATORPHEUM Manner Week Is Expected' at the Vaudeville House
CONTRACT LET FOR FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Unsightly, Unpleasant and Unnecessary
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lOUiNG WOMAN IS ARRESTED Pasadena Police Have a Handsome Captive Accused of Entering a House and Stealing Money Sceoud Stale of Ike litne of Moiilcl-I>»l Bond, to Take Place Today, When the Htilii Will Be Opened. Woman*! I'ulon of Klrat Pre»b>- terlau Church Hold* a Meeting
B. H. DENNIS RESIGNS Leaves Wholesaler* Hoard to Accept Responsible Foaitlon
F|RE IN A LAUNDRY Considerable Dnmaie by Flames Ascribed to Crossed Wires
POMONA'S CARNEGIE LIBRARY SITE Several Otters Are Considered by the Trustees Fonr Fropositions Are Presented, With Arguments for Each, AH of Which Will Be Carefully Considered by the Board of Trustees
CHINESE CAUGHT AT SANTA ANA
IS FEARFULLY MANGLED Rrakeman Dleaiingtou Cat to Piece* hj a Freight Train
ENDS HIS LIFE BY HANGING HIMSELF Suicide of W. S. Corothers at San Bernardino The Desire to Kill Hluiself Una Been | With Him for Two Years, and After an Attempt Some Time Abo , He Finally Sneceeds—.News Sotes >
OF SOCIAL INTEREST California Club'a •'Ladles' Night"
Dance of Hibernians
Surprised by Frsterpal Friends
Reception to Club Women
Mlaa Coulter'* Ton
Pretty Children'* Party
Large and Successful Ball
Easter Wedding
Taft-Barber
■octal Notes
Robbery at Bakrralield
Stabbed by Brothcr-In-Lnw
Loihi by Guthrie Fire
Brakeman Killed
Hell Presentation
Economic Club
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS INVESTIGATION IS FRUITLESS City Printing: Wrangle Continued Journal's Alleged Bribery Is Not Located In a Hearing Before the C'onnell the Parties lu the Controversy Fall to Produce Definite Evidence of Wrongful Payment o! Money. Check Stab Book Is Introdaced
COF* EE TOOK IT Robbed the Doctor of Hii Cunning
A DIFFICULT QUESTION Jadge Shaw Mnit Decide Which of Wilcox Fumily Died First
KEENAN DIDJIOT PAY Water Supplied to Four House* and One Waui Paid For
To Be Guardian
Admitted to Practice
TO AUTHORIZE SEWER BONDS Important Step by the Council City Engineer's Plans and Estimates Are Approved Proposition to Establish a Polytechnic School Is Turned Down and a Committee Will Kndeavor to Redace Hoard of Education's Plana for School Extensions
Council Note*
Oil Company Sued
SUPERVISORS ISSUE MANY LICENSES
MIXED WILL CASE Coiifllctlnv Claim* Are Preyputed In Judge Sbuir'a Court
HYPNOTIST FAIT SUED Dnvenpurt and Smith Have nil Account for Waires
PRICE FAR TOO HIGH
To Foreclos*
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THE WEATHER
Weatlier Conditions
ForefuM
MARRIAtiT? LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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THE HERALD'S MONTHLY OIL REPORT MARCH OPERATIONS IN CALIFORNIA FIELDS Tendency to Curtailment of Operations Pending Adjustment of Conditions—Many Plans Being Mooted to Benefit the Industry
i Development Work lor 81* Months I ' !
Completed Work
RECAPITULATION Rigs and Wells Drilling
RIGS AND WELLS, DRILLING XORTHERW DISTRICT Shasta County
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COMPLETED WORK NORTHERN DISTRICT San Mateo County
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD Copper Remains Steady
Copper Cluing Prices
San Frnncisco Mining Stocks
PUBLIC RECORDS—MARCH 31 Oeedi
Trnat Deeds
MortKagei
Attachments
Homesteads
Marginal Sntinfnctioua
Notices of Completion
Mlscellmieoiia
BnlldlitK Permits
TOWNSHIP COURT Actions
SPRINKLERSJSET BUSY Gladys Avenue Gets a Long-Deferred Baptism
The Angelas Grill
Manhattan Beach
Flat-Opening Blank Books
Can Pedro to Wake Up
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NO REVIVAL TN SECURITIES No Show of Recovery In Wall Street Trade St* Paul Alone of All the Slock* Dealt la Gave Evidence of Rli« of Minor Sliarea Had No Effect Whatever on the General List
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
butter, eggs and cheese
ORANGE MAEIEI ROLES FIRM
STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Oonds
LOS ANCELRS SECI'B ITIES
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Dried Fruits Steady
Fruits In San Francisco
LOS ANGELES MARKETS
Tourists Going East
JOTTINGS
CORN RULED CHICAGO PITS Bull Clique Unloads Over One v Million Onshels The Close for May Was Higher— May Wheat Broke to New Low Heeord for Year—Scalpers Later Caused m. Rally— Oats Ball—Provisions Low
New City Directory
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APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE Chamber ot Commerce Wants Help Assistance in Erecting the New Building Is Sought fcoine Meuibera of the OrgraniMtlon Are Averse to Shouldering: a Blk Debt, While Other* S&y Build and Bond and the People Will Support—Others Object to Location
DOWNFALL OF SERFDOM Dr. Hugh K. Walker Ad«lre*»e* the Economic League
BACK IN THE FOLD
: MURPHY AT BOYLE HEIGHTS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OPENS REGISTER
ROCK ISLAND IS NOT SOLD President Leeds Makes Strong Denial Says That Harriman Has Not Acquired the Road W. S. Hook Issues n Circular to the People of Loiik Beach Touching on the Relation* of the Traction and the Salt Lake—Other Railroad Noted and NewH of Intercut
MASONS AT BANQUET Scottldh Rite Decree Is Conferred and Celebrated
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing ]
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