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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 186, 5 April 1902
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KILLED BY A TOBEENT OF WATER Hydraulic Giant Became Unmanageable The Sad Fate of a Distinguished Mining Engineer The Stream, Ten Inches lu Diameter, With a Head of 550 Feet, Struck Him With Terrific Force, Hurling the Body Several Hundred Feet and Caualug Inatunt Death
AN HISTORICAL SECRET REVEALED Interesting Story Told at a Paris Banquet During the Sieve of the City In 18TO'11 au Bmlaaarr Was Seat to Madrid to trge the Proclamation of a Spanish Republic
LYNCH WILL STAY President Declines to Remore Snn Franoidco Collector
BOY curs THROAT Of AN OLD MAN Declares Victim Urged Him to Do It Deed Is Committed in a Cave in Utah Clyde Felt, a Fifteen-Year-Old B»y, Con fesa«*s to Having. Canard the Death of Samuel Colllna, an Alted Watchman at the Wasatka Mineral Springs—Think Other* Helped
Reciprocity With Jamaica
THE MORNING'S NEWS
EASTERN STATES
WASHINGTON
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
ijuiaunv LOCAL
THE GRAND LEGACY OF RHODES Oxford Scholarships for Americans Two From Each State and Territory of the Unioii All His Landed Property Near lluluwayo and Salisbury la Ilc«(tit*athed to Trustees, Who Arc Directed to Cultivate It for the Inatructlun of the People of Hhodeaia
A BRITISH CONVOY TAKEN BY THE BOEBS The Surprise Effected Was Complete Soldiers Relieved of Their Rifles and Released The British Commander Sent a Force Forward to Disperse the Attacking' Party, hut the Detachment Was Surronnded and Disarmed After a Slight Resistance
SHARP riGHTINQ Kitchener Reports a Severe Engagement With Heavjr Losses
AIDING GREAT BRITAIN Statement Made Regarding Camp Near New Orleans
THE CAMPAIGN FOR CHINESE EXCLUSION IS OPENED IN BOTH HOUSES OP CONGRESS Speech of Mitchell in the Senate Sounds a Note of Warning to the Leaders If an Inadequate Measure Should Be Passed the Paelfle Coast Will Register a Vote of Condemnation Like That Which Overwhelmed the Repabllcan Party In 1884
Considered by the Cabinet
THREE AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS Report From War Ofllce Shows Their Conviction Was Merited
John D. Rockefeller 111
DEFEAT FOR THE COLOMBIAN REBELS Salazar Says It Means the End of the Revolution Wildest Enthailiim Is Caused In Panama When the Announcement li Made of Victories of Uovernment Troops—Nearly All Paclßed
THREE CHANNELS OF RIO GRANDE Interesting Facts Learned by • United States Survey The River Between It* Source and It* Mouth Kuiim in Three Separate Streams—lt In Twice Exhausted and Twice Renewed
IN FAVOR OF CORPORATIONS Judge Says Assessments Are Too High Seduction on Valuations Made iu Chicago Orosacap Says Auesiaießta Are Excessive, bat Will Not Issue Injunctions Until the Amount or Taxes Which the Court Regards as Jast •hall Uave Been Paid la
THEY GOT NOTHING Tbe Train Robbers Must Have Been Sadly Disappointed
WRECKED BY A LANDSLIDE Two Men Killed and Several Injured bj a Railway Aceldent
HIGH SPEED TELEGRAPHING Rowland System to He Adopted by German Postal Department
To Ask for Mrs. Mnybrick's Pardon
Visiting Mrs. McKinley
A Call Declined
The Manehurlan Treaty
Psycho Souvenir* Free
MINNESOTA BEGINS SUIT Fight Against Merger ot Railroads Bill of Complaint Is Served on James J. Hill Michigan Central Railroad Executes a Mortgage for a Thirteen Million Dollar Bond Inane—loua Senate Passes Hnbbard Merger BUI—D. A X. W. Flies Amended Articles
NORTHERN PACIFIC'S MORTGAGES Trust Deeds Were Recorded la Minnesota Six Years Agra
Michigan Central Bond Issne
low* Senate Passes Merger BUI
Ren ver-Xorth western Corporation
National League Schedule
FATALITY AT A WEDDING Tonus Womin'i Voitii Takes Fire and She !■ Burned to Death
CLOSED BY PUBLIC EXAMINER'S ORDER United States Savings and Loan Company in Liquidation The Assets and Liabilities Are About Even, but Shrinkage Dae to Expenses of Liquidation Will Leave Creditors Eighty Cents on Dollar
German Export Figures
Barbed Wire to Mark Boandarr
Third Victim of a Murderer
The Angelas Grill
RUIN AND DESOLATION Atlantic City Presents a Dismal Scene Origin of the Fire Is Not Yet Discovered It Is Believed That the Disaster Is Sol Without Ciood Results, as It Opens the Way lo Improvements Which Were Much Needed—Mill, tary still Guarding the Ruins
CLINTON DOTSON HANGED
MISS STONE COMING HOME Will Lecture In America In Aid of the Missions
Haytlen Exiles Reach Kingston '
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Tlie Pern at Manila
TO CURE GRIP 191 TWO DAYS
Psycho Souvenirs Free
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FRANK SARGENT IS APPOINTED Commissioner < en Tal of Immigration Resignations oi Powderly and McSweeney Requested Mr. Barfent See* the President and Afreea to Take the Position as ' Soon as lie Can Close trt» His ISusi- ; ness Affairs—Joaepli William* to i Be Commissioner of Immigration j
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE laveatlKatlon FalU to Show That the Charged Were Trne
REMAINS OF ROSI2CRAXS Committee)* of Senate mid Home Appointed to Receive Them
ENCROACHMENTS OF CANADIANS Representatives Cochran Offers Resolution Asking Information
CUBA'S REVENUES Gradual Increase in Amonn-t of Taxes Collected
Sympathy for Senator Jones
Penalona Granted
MAY TERMINATE MINERS' STRIKE Conference Held at Indianapolis Headquarters Nailer Plumbers of Spokane Iflnne Ultimatum to Striking Union Men, Offering Term* of Five Dollars a Day for an Etght-Hoor Day
MAY MAINTAIN PICKET MXE Injunction Asked Denied by Brooklyn Judge
PPHHITAWKBY MINERS STRIKE Indications That the Fight Will Be Long and Bitter
l'ltlmatnm to Plumbers
Psycho Souvenirs Frea
KILLS HIMSELF AS RESULT OF SPREE Mine Promoter in Tennessee Cuts His Throat C. E. Cox, Who Married a Wealthy Youiiif Woman In Mlaaourl and Afterward Served a Term In Prlaon lor Murder, Enda Hia Life •
Young Man Malign Himself
REFINERS ALL TOGETHER They Will Name Uniform Priced on Sugar Hereafter
Undelivered Telegrams
Refused a Big Salary
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MANY INDIANS ABE STARTING Famine Among Pinas and Maricopas All Their Water Is Diverted by the White Settlers Two Thousand Red Men on the Sscaton Reservation Are Snßerln#, and Unless Immediate Relief Is Afforded the Mortality Will Be Very Groat—Steps to Aid Them
STATE politics Ooa«las Cone Would Like to Railroad Commissioner
FRIENDLY SOCIETY MEETS Santa Barbara Lady Recipient of a Handsome Gift
VENTURA SECURES FAIR Directors Decide to Hold It In That j Clt7
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS Otaoers Elected at Annnal Meeting •f Occidental Bonrd
MICA DEPOSITS Developed
A CODE OF HONOR FOB STUDENTS University Boj s at Berkeley May Provide for One It I* Expected That the Student* Will Report All questionable Aets of Their Fellows and Kudeavor to Purify Examinations
TO ISSUE BONDS Proposed Action of San Francisco Street Railway Syndicate
Oriental Flour Endangered
Killed by Gas
Chinese Murderer Arrested
KING'S TITLES THAT GROW
Psycho Souvenirs Free
WAS FORGED TO KEEPJOVINC THE STORY Of AN lOWA MAN WHO TOOK A FRIEND'S ADVICE Matters Wwe Getting Worse Rapidly When Who Had Moon Through tho So mo Experience and Know What to Do
Bora Will Throw Snowball*
Paycho Souvanira Frea
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MONEY GOES TO FAVORITES Five Win on the Oakland Track Princess Titania Takes the Six Furlong Handicap Dlvins "Wins the Third Event in a Drive—The Owner, Charles Boots, Aoeuifi Jockey Jackson ot Pnll-1 log Nacgyle, hat as He Cannot Prove His Charges, Apologues
Hnrit Park Spring Meeting
Reiolti at Bcnninga
Montgomery Hark Maces
DRIVING CLUB MEET Informal Matinee Is Planned With Several Interesting Bruahes
Game Poitjoui
GUN CLUB SHOOT TO BEGIN TODAY Shotgun Experts Will Smash Bluerocks Stake Erenti Are Reserved (or day, Today** Contest* Being Pools and Sweepstake*—Oood Attendanee Is Promised tor Both Days
PROSPECTS FOR FISHING
JEFFRIES STILL LINGERS The Bis Fellow Will De>»< * Forfelt From Charleston
Turner Inhibition
Medicos Meet
CALIFOKNIANB HAVE BAD LUCK Both Are Ont of the Money at Kansas City Thlrtr-Xlae WUg Shots Make a Straight Score of Tweatr-FlTe and Foarteea Mea Kea»la Who Have Not Yet Mlwed a ■!»«
MEMBERS OF TEAM WHICH WILL BRING CHAMPfONSHiP TO LOS ANGELES
McKinley Memorial I<'doil
Locomotive Fireman's Death
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AN INFANT WORTH NURBING
THE NEW TRANSIT ERA
VARIETIES OF JUSTICE
SHAMELESS HOAX ON THE TIMES
BIG AND LITTLE MORTGAGES
Shots
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS
97/usic and "Drama
A Corrected "Observation"
BOYCOTT ON CO-OPERATORS Retail Grocers Against New Store Adverse Action Taken at Meeting of Association Tlie Local Qrocerjmrn Declare W«» Atntlit the Inauguration or tha Proposed Co-operative Store Sy•- tem—Jobber* to Be Refuelled to Refuse the Xew Veatare Uoodi
RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM Bart Estea Hoirard Ltctirei on (b( Persian Poet
DIES AT REFORM SCHOOL John Boat la Accidentally filled a* Wklttler
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
CLARK-GOULD COMBINATION ' Railway System From Sea to Sea Los Angeles to Be P&citic Coast Terminus A tnlon of Interests of the Big Railroad Men Assures the Building; of a Great Transcontinental Road, Wlt<h the Salt Lake Road at This End of the System
ilsrly Morning Bnrglarj
A TEARFUL BABT Wanted to Write a Letter
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Card of Thanks
Haadad This Way
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Psycho Souvenirs Free
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CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK f – maammmmmmmttm iwswswss® ssssA
PRE9BITERIAX
W. C. T. V.
MBTHODIST
Y. M. C. A. NEWS
Y. W. C. A.
FREE METHODIST
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
SALVATION ARMY '
KPWOKTII LBAGt'B
PENIBL HALL
PACIFIC GOSPEL CIIO 51
CHRISTIAN socialist IXIOX
MISSIONARY
HOLINESS
RELIGIOUS NOTES
BALLOTS IMPERFECT Tickets in Redlands May Have to Be Reprinted
SUICIDE IN SAN DIEGO
ACTIONS WER£ PECULIAR Kccentrlu Individual. Is Arrested In Ijong- Bench
NEW ODD FELLOWS' HALL Contractor Begins Work on Building at Corona
SAYS IT JSJU.L TALK
GOOD FISHING PROMISED
Billcl&e'a Guest
TALK TO CATALINA WITHOUT WJRES First Wireless Telegraph Stations on the Coast Denver Company Mana*er llere to Make preparation! for E»tabluhlnff a Slilem of Stations to Take in the Coa»t Cities
BOWLING TOURNAMENT Four Matches Called at the Monarch Alleys JLast Gvaning
WALCOTT AND^RUSSELL Welterweight and Heavyweight Fight a Draw
I FIRST SAN FRANCISCO GAME
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THE WEATHER
Weather CondllloM
marriage: licenses
BIRTHS
DEATHS
tIORN
DIED
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL STATEMENT OF WATER COMPANY Account Rendered to the Finance Committee The Plants Rmflpta and Dlsbnrse■tents Dnrlou Time of Contrnct "With City Are Given and Include Salaries of Official* and Lawyers
COURT BRIEFS
' SOUTH AVENUE Board of Fnblic Works II ecu in mends That Street Be Closed
CALLS IT A NUISANCE County Treasurer Does Sot I.lke the Inheritance Tax Law
ON LING SINGJS CAUGHT Chinese Wanted for Boyle Heights Murder Is Arrested
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning: Clnb
A Pure Malt Extract
Not Generally Known ThP rPifniiPßnt In r>nnnaotlnn orlth tha
PUBLIC RECORDS—APRIL 4 Deeds I
Mortgages
Attachments
Homesteads
Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous j
Notices of Completion
Bnlldlnff Permits
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
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SPECULATION MORE RAMPANT Western Money Thought to Be in Control Dull lB Active shares Bordered em Boom U«r> of Luat Year—One-Third ot the Bnalaeu la Divided Aaoii Three Roads
FINANCIAL REVIEW
BANK CLEARINGS
COAST SHIPPING
FANCY NAVELS RULE FIRMER
STOCKS AND BONDS
Kerr York Bomls
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits is fan Frsoelics
California Dried Fruit Slow
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LOS ANGELES MARKETS
BEARISH NEWS DOWNS WHEAT Crowd Turned Sellers at an Early Honr Free Selling on All Hnrd Spots—Corn Dull and Orsfvlng-Onts Closed s Fraction Hlnker—Fnvorable Ohio Crop Report—Ments More Active
TO PROSPECT OCEAN FRONT Series of Wells to Be Drilled on Ortega Rancho | The Deal for the Consolidation of tlir Snmmcrlnnd Field Is Expected to Be Closed Within the West Few Days—From the Petroleum Fields
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
A Lack}* Find
Copper Clonluf Prices
Copper Ruled Bsaf
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