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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 190, 9 April 1902
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OREGON SHORT LINE TO BE FIRST OF NEW RAILROADS PLANNED TO REACH LOS ANGELES
INSTRUCTIONS OF MAJOR WALLER Told to Make Samar a Howling Wilderness General Smith Directed Him to Kill Md Bin, and Said the More He Killed and Bnrned the Better He (Smith) Woald Like It
DEATH IN A SHAFT ________ / Fate Which Overtook Two Miners at the Homestake
Costly Fire In Xew Jersey
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ONLY DID HER DITTY RULED THE COURT A New Mexico Justice Discharges Mrs. Walker If lie Deprived the Defendant of Her Libert?. He Snld, He Wonld Be Ashamed to Look Hla Mother or His Sister In the Face
RESERVATIONS AND PARKS Sfcrelirr of Interior Submits Bill on RlchU of W«f
BIG TELEPHONE DEAL Germany Bijri Patent Right. In Mew Switchboard
A Schooner Ashore eivl fD « Vf.loi.rt . i, n m.
SHAFTER WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE He Has No Gubernatorial Aspirations Says Report Originated in a Friendly Letter While Old Army Comrades Won Id Doubtless Be Staaaeh In Their Support He Hardly Thinks Them Sufdelently Numerous to Accomplish the Desire Expressed
LORD KIMBfRLEY tffcAD v Was one of Rafflaad's Moat Distinguished Liberal Statesmen
THE GERMAN TARIFF Change* Made by Committee of the Relchatav
BATTLE ON RECIPROCITf HAS BEGDN Concessions to Cnba Are Considered Payne Takes the Lead in Favor of Granting Them Caha Is Not Now a Part of the Halted States, Said He, hat I Am la Favor of Preparing Her as Best We Caa for the Day of Her laeorporatloa Within Oar Limits
CHARLESTON GIVES ROOSEVELT TIPICAL SOUTHERN WELCOME Past tire Walls of Fort Sumter At a Banquet Ha Talks in • Happy Vein Aroui (he Table Were Gatbertl Many Mem Who Took Part la tho Great War, Yoiif«r Out Who Were la tho Little War, ma | tho Freeldeat Called It
RECEPTION TO MRS. ROOSEVELT Rotable Gathering of the Ladles of Charleston
CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL ls«leMlosi That It Will Be Passed la tha House
■Aral Roste tor Ventura
NO WAJEt NEWS SAYS BALFOUR Government Apparently Without Tidings la the Meantime Information Come* From Holland That the Boer Leader* and Envoys Are Determined to Hold Ont to the Bitter End
COLO* EL CHOWDER'S MISSION j Sent to Port Chalmette hv the War Department to Inveatlaat*
THEIR HEARTS ARE HARDENED Boers Envoy* and Refugee* Say- the War Will Last Four Years
TO CURB GRIP IH TWO DAYS
MAY STRIKE FOB MORE PAY demand of San Francisco Harness Makers Union Serves Notice on the Employers Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company Determines to Flgltt the Miners* I'aloa, and Calves Order* to Close Its Mines—Work ftennmed in Several of the Mines at Butte
GOVERNOR TAFT Planning Work to Be Done Before Returning; to Philippine*
TWO DEAD, THREE HURT ladlanapolls Special on Blgr Four Road I* Wrecked
CONFESSES EMBEZZLEMENT Young Man Admits Crime Charged to Hit Father
Bnlsarlans Murder Peasants
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Democrats Re-elect Their Major In Kansas City
Fight With 3loonshincrs
Tsrks and Christians Fighting
Yang Ya'i Son Kills Himself
A Veteran'* Suicide
Remarkable Surgical Operation
Kern County W. C. T. U.
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BOOT'S ANSWER TO THE HOUSE Lax Methods Employed in Transport, Service No Adequate Supervision Over Fitting Out Vessels lteports of Inspector General Chamberlain, Lieutenant Colonel Mans and General Youiik Tell of Many J Abases and tlie Waste of Government Money In Repairs, Etc.
PRO-CHINESE MEN IN SENATE Cullom Makes a Speech Against It Existing Laws Drastic Enough, Says Gallinger Patterson Asserts That Without Farther Legislation the Admission of Chinese From Hawaii aad the Phlllpplaes Cannot Be Refased. The Debate Continues
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT BILL Measure Perfected In Committee and Reintroduced by Cooper
SEVERITY IN PHILIPPINES
Rebate on Philippine Exports
M'AftTHUR ON THE PHILIPPINES
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PAPAL MISSIONS TO CORONATIONS Eepresentatives Will Be Sent to Spain and England h»t Decide* These Plan Deiptli (he Strong Opposition ot Cardinal *a»»»lla—'The DlfMcnltlen With Spain Are Now Smoothed Oiei
ARMS FOR CHINESE REBELS Custom* Official* Warned to Look Oat for Shipments
FRESNO RAISIN GROWERS Kcvr Board of Director* Organtir and Kearney Sara the Fight la On
BEETTSUGAR American Refining Company Has Engaged in the Industry
LOS ANGELES PRESBYTERY FJrat Meeting of Annual Session Held In San Diego
Wreck on Great Northern
Manchurlan Convention
IRRIGATION IN CALIFORNIA Professor Mead Speaks of Government Work Better Opportunities Tlian i« ,Any Other State Report of Department of Agriculture, Boon to Be Published, Will Costsln Results of StuJj- of the Water Supply In Southern California—To Continue Ex perl men ts
BLOSSOM FESTIVAL OPENS A Large Xumber of Viaitora Go to Saratov*
BURNING SHIP FRANKISTAN Derelict Reported, Which la Probably the Vessel
POPULISTS ARE STIRRING Middle of the Iloadatera Organise in King* f oonty
Quite a Rainfall
OPIUM SMUGGLERS CAUGHT Probably .Members of an Organised Gang; Engaged In th^^laslness
Hill Secures Grnnby Smelter
No SniuKKlliiK, Sny* the Jury
A Jadge In the Philippine*
Burned to Death
Dies ns Revolt of Dentine
Made a Deacon
Killed by Wood Alcohol
To Advertise Tnlnre
.Unjor Pruden Seriously HI
Street Car Strikes a Train
ONE WINNER OVERLOOKED Long Shots Fight Out Itace at Oakland Pirate Maid Proves an Unexpected Good Tiling lleaTtly-Played Favorite Makes Poor Bhonlti||-Hedwftl<l Gets Away Badly bat Circle® His Field and ll'lu*—(ieorgle Weit a Kon to the Talent—entries for Today
Abe Frank Wins Derby
Race Reunite at Bennlnm
New Ping; Pons Rackets Arrive
Pnrents Accused of Murder
New Persiun Loan
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CHARLESTON PASSES OUT The Governor Mf Sonth Carolina Speaks Mandate Has Gone Forth and Is Final Los Anuelcs >ow Has Another Chance to Cict the Contest—Local Magnates Are Figuring on Reopening Negotiations With Fltsslmmons. Old Offer Will Not Be Raised
Flsbt Mmr Be in California
Talking of a Xew Club
FIGHT PLANS AT OXNARD
NEW ALLEYS OPENED Tufts-Lyon and Hocgee-Dajtons Roll First Match
Driving: Club Plans
Rabbits Will Suffer Sunday
Stanford and Nevada to Meet
BIG SAND CRABS ARE COMING OUT Excellent Surf and Yellowtin Bait at Potentia Has* riihlng Is Improving; at the Itocks—Barracuda Running Again Outside—lnformation Regarding Proper Tackle and How to Handle
CHANGES ARE NEEDED Both Shu FrnncLeo and Sacramento 31ast Be Strengthened BV H. D. CASH9I AX
BASEBALL GAME AT ONTARIO Athlcttc Glnb Defeat* Merchants In a Looie Content
Cycle Board of Trade Mee«»
Basket Ball
REV. HEBER NEWTON Every Effort to Be Made to Retain lllm In Ken Yorlc
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YBSTKRDAY IK WiIIIKOTOH
WANTED—A MUNICIPAL LEGISLATIVE PLAN
SPRING ELECTION CROP
THE PRESIDENT IN DIXIE
HAND* OFF!
PAN-CALIFORNIA EFFORT
AN ILL-ADVIBED DOCKING
ST. LOUIS' OFFICIAL LOOTERS
Snap Shots
A SOON-EXPLODED TALE
The President's Intensity
Lynch'* Record Endorsed
Will Halp Southern California
BOUND FOR THE ORIENT ilnl'll Kraaa and Ofher Naval Of. •MM tall la the Gaelic
OF SOCIAL J INTEREST All communications Intended for the social columns of The Sunday Herald must be In this office not later than Friday at 8 p. m. to Insure publication. Florodora Whist Club
Florodora Dane*
Pleasantly Entertained
ProfJltt-Bradley
Mrs. Goseirlsch Remembered
Heaton-Schaefle
Social Kotei
fits and Start*
IN THE PUBLIC EVE
Attacked by Insane Chinese
Stock Farm'* Buildings Burned
Almost Invariably
THE CITY'S HEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
Untitled
Recognized and Appreciated
NEWSPAPER WOMAN WEDS SOLDIEB
REAL ESTATE SALES
AROUND THE HOTELS
Outing and Walking Hat*
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
VESTRYMEN_ARE ELECTED Annual Meeting and of St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Undelivered Telegrams
PERSONAL NOTES
Could Fill the Paper With Them
Automobile >
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PASTOR OFFERS RESIGNATION Dr. McKitrick in Poor Health – bttves Up Duties in Pasadena Church liaaltuetu Disappearance of Mlm J rule Clark and PatrlcE 9fra(a«, Twa Vang People of l'asadena, OiTCB Rise to the Belief That They Have Eloped—Death of J. Kaerr
Are You Sick? Does Your Doctor Really Know What Ails You? TOO OFTEN GUESS WORK The Practice of Medicine Now in the Hands of Specialists
LONG BEACH FRANCHISE Book People Formally Wlthdran Their Application
POMONA VALLEY REPUBLICAN CLUB Biennial Meeting and Election of Officers is Held lionora Are Divided by the Two Op* posing- Factions of the Organisation—Chlno Sugar Factory Contracts for 11,000 Acres of Beets
SANTA ANA'S CITY HALL~ I ham tier of Commerce Fa* or* Bond® for xliew Building
LABORER IS KILLED Struck by Car on Breakwater at Sam Pedro
PREACHERS' INSTITUTE Tlie First of a Series of Meetings at Trinity Church
FOOD DOBS IT Restores Health More Surely Than Any Medicine
Avaloa Wireless Telegraph JHatioa
Russia Sends Guns to Orient
PUBLIC RECORDS—APRIL 8 Deeds
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Attachment*
Homesteads
Marginal Satisfactions
Mlseellaueons
Notices of Completion
Bvlldlag Permits
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
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THE HERALD HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
MARKIACiE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL FRANK BRYANTS SCALP WANTED Disbarment Proceedings Against Lawyer Claim That He Cheated and Defrauded Lizzie Mills A «ki(l*hMc Rhl Estate De*| Was lircillMtei the Bat *•••«!•• Ilea, rnmd H»w )o« •( I(» »!«■»«• Ask the CM'I to Take Brr««t'« Llcenc Away From Him
BACK-ACTION CURRENT Lobs Beach Man Threw Water oa It
SHOWS HIS MADNESS Insane Monosllan Falls on Conrt Room Floor and Howls
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
Notico
EXTRA POLICE STARS WITHDRAWN Police Board Ends Dispute With Street Railway License of the tailed States Hotel Is In Danger of Revocation for an Alleged Infracttoa of the Sunday Closing Law—Other Matters
Remodeling Picture Bala
Wife Murderer Hanged
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MONE FEARS ARE REDUCED Effects of the Recent Flurry Are Dissipated Western Men Are In the Lead In the Present Upward Movement—Weak Holders Have Been Shaken Ont. Money Antes Firmer—Gold Export
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
FANCY NAVELS RULE STRONG
STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Ooads
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits Sn San Francisco
Dried Fruits Slow
EGG MAKKKT RULES FIRMER Large Stocks Reported Stored in the Country Bntter Prices at the Rsliaf Rate Keep Oat the Northern Article. Potatoes Show a Tendency to Become Firmer—Onion* Are Hlffher
WHEAT TRADING IS DULL
Cereal* of the World
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
FAVORABLE CROP REPORT
RAILROADS
Remodeling Picture Sale
JOTTINGS
BOOMING THE DJSSEJiT LANDS Active Operations Advertised at Victor The McGlmpae? Well the Only One t'pon Which Work of Aar €'©■•«- qnenoe Has Bees Done—Land* Are Being Offered at Low Flfirea.
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD ' Economic Art Section
Copper Rnles Quiet
Snn Frnncisco Mining Stocks
Boston Stock Reports
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DESTH CLAIMS AS AGED MAS Colonel Blanton Duncan Passes Away A Great Political Organizer in His Day KuhH the CMT»tln That ■•Minuted Charles O'Coaaor far (•resident—Wa. a Confederate and E«alpped a Revlaseat at UL Owl Biyease D.rlig the CItII War
FABIN SHOOTS HIMSELF
PORTERHOUSES ARE TABOOED Not Even Chickens Are Given a Place on the Menu Vegetarians Meet to Discuss Plans for Organisation, and Former Dyspeptics Tell How They Were Cured—A Number of Speeches
FRIEND OF NORA FULLER Madge Graham, a Yogng Girl, Attempts to Cat Mer Throat
NEW_BANKS One Licensed to Do Bnsluess at Glendor a and Another at Lincoln
HUBBARD MERGER ACT Companion to Nolabe/ry Bill Passes lows Honse
Goodnow Succeeds Hltt
Bones for Decorative Purposes
San Pedro to Wake Up
A Millinery Secret
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
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