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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 204, 23 April 1902
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FIGHT WITH THE MOROS Two Engagements With Mindanao Natives The Filipinos Are Routed by the American Troops Chief Ganasi Sends a Delegation to the American Commander Tendering Submission of the Hen Under His Control—Expedition Deferred
THE MORNING'S NEWS
REUNION OF CONFEDERATES Hosts of Veterans Gather at Dallas The Only Survivor of Jeff Davis' Cabinet Present The Crowd Sang "Dixie," "The Star Spangled Banner,'' "Bonnie Blus Flag" and "America" and All Were Cheered With an Equal Ardor
WARLIKE TRAMPS They Capture a Station on the Northern Pacific There They Withstand a Siege Waged by a Train Crew Until the Position Is Rendered Untenable
Appointment for Judge Van Horne
PROVIDING FOR NEW SHIPS Work of the House Naval Committee Two Battleships and Two Armored Cruisers The Battleships Will Be the Largest Ever Authorized for the American Navy and Among the Largest War Vessels That Are Now Afloat
CHINESE EXCLUSION Conference Committee Makes an Agreement It Is Understood That All the Exclusion Features of the Act of September 13,1888, Will Be Re-enacted
Railway Charters to Yukon
REBELLION IN KWANGSI Imperial Troops Unable to Suppress It Sn Can Get No Aid Frolh Other Provinces It Is Reported That Syndicate Headed by J. P. Morgan Has Applied for Permission to Build a Railway From Peking to Chang Xai
FIGHTING IN PEKING Fracas Between French Troops and Chinese Guarding the Palaces
WILHELMINA BETTEB Encouraging Report Given Out by Her Physicians News of Her Improvement Received With Great Satisfaction in Holland. Queen Signs an Important Decree
A SUDDEN DEATH How the End Came to a Telephone Man in San Jose
THE DANISH ISLANDS Foreign Minister Favors Their Sale It Ii Thought Probable the Vote on Proposition Will Be Taken in the Danish Parliament Today
BIDDING FOR FRANCHISES Bival Companies Want to Secure the Street Railways of Stockton
PALMA WARMLY GREETED Visits a Town Where Tears Ago He Was Imprisoned by Spanish
AUSTRALIAN TARIFF The Be venue Derived Has Proved Very Satisfactory Thus Far
CONFERENCE IS ARRANGED Outlook Is Better in Sail Francisco Belief That the Trouble Will B« Adjusted Executive Committee of the United Railroads Company Agree* to Meet a Conference Committee From Employes at 10 O'clock Today
BCHMITZ URGES COHERENCE Addresses a Letter to the United Railroads Company
CORNELIUS' STATEMENT Says Situation Looks More Favorable Than Before
■AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION President Shatter's Report Has Greatly Strengthened His Position
Oregon Woolen Mills Closed
Bom Plumbers So to Work
Stockton Car Men
Sympathy From Fresno
THE CORN DUTIES After a Heated Debate the Measure Is Adopted in Parliament
BEEF TOO HIGH Grocers in Indianapolis Discontinue Selling Heat
LEOPOLD NON-COMMITTAL Replies to the Petition Asking for His Intervention
AIRSHIP RACE A Great Prize to Be Contested for at St. Louie
Four Burned to Death
TO CURB GRIP ll* TWO DAYS
BAIN BREAKS THE DROUGHT Welcome Showers in the Middle West SeTere Windstorms Occur in Nebraska Unseasonably Hot Weather Still Continues in Chicago—Damage to Crops in Southern Minnesota and South Dakota Is Not Very Serious
Showers in Central Kansas
Warm in Wisconsin
Michigan Crops Suffer
Violent Storm at Lincoln
Rain in Kansas
Northern Ohio Crops Safe
Cooler at Indianapolis
Lower Temperature in St. Louis
Still Hot in Chicago
Warm Weather in Louisville
Normal Conditions in the South
Crops Growing Rapidly
Freezing Temperatures in Utah
Southern Minnesota and Dakota
Colorado Crops Improved
Warm Wave Reaches Philadelphia
High Temperature in Pittsburg
Bains in Texas
Baltimore Sweltering
SENATOR TELLER
FUNSTON DENIES IT Says He Never Made Use ol the Water Cnre He Extracted Valuable Information From Captives by Frightening Them But Netrer by Any Torture
JAMES J. HILL TALKS He Says He Is Not at All Worried Over the Outcome of Merger Case
Father Killed by Son
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DULL DAY IN THE HOUSE The Omnibus Claims Bill Is Considered Failure to Concur in the Senate Amendments Appropriation for the West Point Military Academy Is Cut Down From Thru to Two million Dollars and in That Shape the Bill Was Passed
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
PAN-AMERICAN jtAIIWAY
PHILIPPINE BILL IN SENATE It Is Bitterly Denounced by Rawlins Too Much Power Given to the Commission it May Destroy Fret Speech and Punish as an Act of Sedition the Publication of the Truth in Regard to Its Administration
OSBORNE FOR MARSHAL The Incumbent Reappointed by President Roosevelt
Secretary Fruden's Successor
FOR GOOD OF THE £RMY Provisions of a Bill Introduced in the Senate by Hawley
Cholera at Manila
CUBAN RECIPROCITY Conference Held by Republican Senators Republican Members of the Committee Are to Act Together in framing a Substitute for the House Bill
COLONEL CBOWDEB'S REPORT It Did Not Offer Sufficient Evidence to Call for Intervention
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BCYS ARIZONA COPPER CLAIMS ■ • Big Purchase by Calumet and Hecla I rice Puid Is Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollars Sale Is Made by the South Bisbee Company and the Property Consists of Forty-six Claims South of and Adjoining ths Copper Queen
WILL NOT_ RESIGN Governor Murphy Says He Does Not Intend Retiring From Office
A MAN FROM MONTANA Ht Identifies a Long Missing Murderer But Latter Denies Charge
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Increase In the Number of Student* Reentered This Year
DON'T LIKE THE FUMES A Omrdener Seeks to Enjoin Two Oil Retineries at Alameda
Electric Company Sued
Stanford Professor Resigns
The Dimmick Case
A Steamer Libeled
CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION Annual Meeting for the Election of Officers Called by President
SLOT MACHINE MUST GO Drastic Measures Conceived by Fresno Trustees
SUFFERING IN ALASKA Two Residents of Seattle Finally Die From Exposure
TO RUN ON SACRAMENTO Bedding Aims to Be Considered the Head of Navigation
THE STEAMBOAT HORROR No More Bodies Have Been Recovered From the River
VENEZUELAN REVOLT Letter Written by British Officer Arouses Indignation
REEVES IS PARDONED Liberated Because He Was a Witness for the State
Marquise de la Roziere Has Twins
Chinese Rebel Leaders Caught
Indian Territory Politics
No Canadian Vessels Allowed
Bulgarians Pight With Turks
DILKE IS HOPEFUL Believes Peace Will Be Made Before Coronation
GUATEMALA EARTHQUAKES Towns Are Damaged and Many Persons Are Killed
The Great Shipping Combine
An Editor Punished
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
International Banking Corporation
Not Hostils to Shipping Combine
HOUSE TAX IN JAPAN Method of Collection Becomes a 3egular Farce a Ikm a a r>,>4l 1 I i-ln Vli>J.-vrla
DEATHS OF THE DAY Bowles Colgate
Undelivered Telegrams
Storm in New Mexico
Trouble Brewing in Soudan
A Jersey man a Mandarin
Loss by London's Big Fire
To Fight Morgan Combination
PACKED IN A TEA BOX The Gruesome Find of Some Railway Men in Japan
LOCK-COMBINATION EXPERT Opens Safe and Vaults in Distant Cities by Telephone
WHY WE RESEMBLE ROOKS Points of Similarity Between Human and Feathered Bipeds
HELEN KELLERS PRANKS Locked Her Mother In Ibe Pantry and Lanched at Her Aboie
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SAN FRANCISCO NEXT IN ORDER Henry Harris and Team Due Today Seraphs Should Not Lose More Than One Game National League Suspends Fining of Players by Umpires—Mike Donlin May Be Pardoned—Other Doings Among the Baseball Players
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Standing of the Clubs
Trilbys Received Raw Deal
Glendon Will Join Harris
Northern Bench Show
DRIVING CLUB MATINEE Plans for Afternoon of Highly Entertaining Sport
FLY CASTING PLANS Benefits of Practice From an Angler's View Point A. Bussell Crowell, a Charter Member of the San Francisco Fly Casting Club, Explains the Advantages
Whipple Chosen Head Coach
Lady Golf Champions
S. W. Overton Kills Himself
RACING POOR FOR OAKLAND Fields More Ordinary Than Usual Dolly Wiethoff Is the Only First Choice to Score Followers of Long Priced Horses at Emeryville Have Their Innings. Today's Entries and Results From Racing on Eastern Track*
Today's Entries at Oakland
Montgomery Park Results
Winners at Aqueduct Track
Day's Summary at Lakeside
Epsom Spring Meeting Open*
Denver Coursers in Trouble
Fitzslmmons Has Telegram
Corbett Is Coming West
CROOKS TOLD NOT TO TARRY Vigilance of Police to Be Doubled Crowds of Visitors to Fiesta to Be Amply Protected Small Army of Sharpers Flocks to Town and Chief Elton Warns Them to Seek Other Pastures—Police Begulations Better Than Ever
ALLEYS KEPr HOT Monarch Tourney Preliminaries Are Included Dysinge* Has High Average for Two-Mau Event—Several Matches Are Played and Coast Record Is Raised
Deed for Land Conveyed
Why He Disappeared
Kelly Gets the Decision
Ogden Postmaster Short
Guy C. Earl a Regent
Minor Ball Games
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YNSTEEDAY IN WASHINGTON
THE ISSUE AT SAN FRANCISCO
MORGAN'B THREE NATION ACT
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY
FINAL HARBOR ACT
OUR SEASIDE RESORTS
PALMA IN CUBA
Snap Shots
OME FOOT Irt THE GRAVE
ZJha JFCoinrteh iTttctial
Tjho "jfntigonm" Tjonight
THE UNITED STEEL Plan to Retire Two Hundred Millions of Seven Per Cent Bonds
&its and Start*
The Original Philosopher
Startling Disclosure
The New Cigar Cutter
A Railroad Scandal
Don't Blame the Clerk
The Refinement of Cruelty
Hope and Soap
ORDER OF FORESTERS Denver Lodge Enjoined From Receiving Chief Ranger Hayes
KILLED BY A SQUAW Fata That Overtook a Namesake of the Father of His Country
0/ Social Jnt»r»st
Tor Mrs. Randolph
Tuesday Evening Cotillion Club
Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Pleasantly Surprised
Will Receive for Visitor*
Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS Biennial Notes
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
The Peddler Nuisance
CATHOLIC FAIR OPENS St. Mary's Church Debt Is to Be Vigorously Attacked Bishop Montgomery Hakes the Opening Address and There Are All the Adjuncts of a Well Conducted Pair
DR. TANNER'S LENGTHY FAST Tale of Feat That Caused Endless Talk First Fast Extended Forty-Two Days and Nights Dr. Tanner First Intended to Starve Himself to Death, But Decided After Eleven Days That Life Is Well Worth Living After All
MINING ON THE DESERT
Worthy of Consideration
HOTEL ARRIVALS
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ORPHANS' HOME IN PASADENA Steps Are Taken for Its Establishment Meeting of Citizens at Ail Saints Parish Honse Various Committees Are Appointed to Get the Work Under Way—Bev. Sobert J. Burdette and Wife Return After a Long Absence
WHITTIEJTS Newly Elected City Trustees Are Sworn in
NOTES OF COVINA Delegates Return From the San Jose Convention
NEW CITY OFFICERS Recently Elected Trustees at Long Beach Are Seated
MASONS ENTERTAIN Senior Members of Oxnard Lodge Guests of Juniors
CORONA'S ELECTION
Brevities of Glendora
BEBRIM CAPTURED Much Wanted Man Arrested in San Bernardino – Prisoner Is Accused of Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses. Consideration of Water Question
TRUSTEES OF RIVERSIDE New Members TaJte Seats o'£ Retiring Councilmen
SOUTH PASADENA Election Canvassed and New City Officers Installed
POMONA CITIZEN DEAD L. D. Conner, an Old Resident, Passes Away
REDLANDS TRUSTEES Old Board Retires and New One Takes Ita Seat
TO INSTALL PASTOR lUv. Henry P. Wilber Accept* a Santa Monica Pulpit
THE CROP OUTLOOK Condition! Reported Generally Favorable for farming Operations
FOR MEMORIAL DAY General Committee Is Making Arrangements for Obser vanes
Eastern Excursions
Untitled
STAUT FOR FOLSOM Santa Ana Burglars Are Taken North Local Ordinance Fixing License for Street Peddlers la to Be Tested. Death of Mrs. K. A. McKeo
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BETAIL GBOCERS WILL CO-OPERATE
BIG MASONIC FAIR Preparations for the Occasion Near Completion Management Is Rapidly Reducing the Preliminary Work to a Machine-Like Precision — Announcements
HONOR A GEOLOGIST Bust of Professor Claypole Made by Frank F. Stone Work of Art Is Soon to Find a Place in one of the Departments of the Throop Polytechnic Institute
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL TOY'S RED SHIRT Bloody Garment Is Produced In the Chinese Murder Trial
FOUR NEW CONCERNS Rushing Business Done in Organizing New Incorporations
CITY HALL NOTES
COURT BRIEFS
THREE GOT LICENSES Battle Is Promised in the Case of Everett'* Application Innltflßn.a *.. 11,...,... UaA
SEMIANNUALSESSION Southern California Horticultural Commissioners to Meet
MRS. BAKER MAY BE DEAD Left the Home of Friends Yesterday and Has Not Returned
CO-OPERATORS MEET Directors Appoint Secretary, Chief Clerk and Oeneral Supervisor
It Isn't True
Good Buggy Wheels
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition!
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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PUBLIC RECORDS—APRIL 22 Deeds
Trust Deeds
Mortgages
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Building Permits
Miscellaneous
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT
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DOBBIN WILL JOLLY FARMERS Greater California Is His Object Santa Fe Bearins a New Coloniza- j tion Scheme Immigration Agent Will Make Pictares and Write Letters for Farmers to Send to Friends in the Fast. Lateat News of th» Btilroads I
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TIRED STOCK MARKET Gallant Rally Made to Check Severe Losses Reading Proved a Point of Strength. Winter Wheat Crop Prospecta Cause Apprehension—Money Easy
FINANCIAL REVIEW
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
ORANGES RULE MUCH LOWER
STOCKS AND BONDS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
Sale of Bank Stock
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits in San Francisco
Dried Fruits Hold Firm
EGGS IN A FLURRST Stocks, While Ample, Move Into Market Sutter Remains Firm at the Ruling Prices—Potatoes Show No Decline. Apples Are Fast Cleaning Up
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
WHEAT NEEDS THE RAINS
OIL TERRITORY SOLD Santa Fe Invests in the Kern River Field To Pay 91)500,000 for the Holdings of the Petroleum Development Company—Saving on the Contract
INTERVIEW WITH RIPLEY Santa Fe's President Says Much Development Will Be Done .mm * *—» t J t. A _ m. . TTnMxl J
THE MINING FIELD American Copper Steady
San Prancisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
ARTIFICIAL PRODUCT Chemically Compounded to Imi tate Petroleum Said to Equal the Natural Product in Lighting and Heat Giving Propertie*—Exploited in City of London
Asphalt Works Rebuilt
Proving New Ground
STpCKJXCHANGE
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SKY SCRAPER ON SPRING STREET H. W. Hellman Plans a Great Structure /" ' Old Shacks Will Be Replaced by " a Ten-Story Block Work Will Be Undertaken in About Three Month*—Every Modern Convenience Will Be Employed—Many Large Deal* in Property Reported
HIGHER SATES BRING SOLIDITY P. t. Archibald Speaks of Fraternal Orders Success Achieved by the Knights of Honor Grand Director of the Order Says That XAII Fraternal Bodies Must Follow the Example if Permanency of Organization Is to Be Secured
MOSES S. SPRINGER DEAD Well Known Associated Press Operator Victim of Heart Failure
Trial for Contempt
A Burglar Quarantined
Angeleno Heights Sale
Huntington's New Purchaie
At Spier's Millinery
Exhibition of Paintings
Blumve A Jay, Plumbing
WATER USERS FEAR FAMINE City Will Tap Sources of Supply Wells and Galleries Will Drain the River Bed Manufacturers Along River Front Declare Situation That Confronts Them Is Alarming—Wells South of Bueq* Vista Will Be Useless
DOWAGEFUJBSTINATE Empress Refuses to Return to the Palace at Peking*
Commander of Columbian Fleet
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