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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 212, 1 May 1902
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E. P. VMM IS 00T AT LAST .Resignation Promptly Accepted fle Retires From Office a Very Disappointed Man The Question of His Successor as General Manager of the United Railroads'of San Francisco Is Now an Absorbing Topic in That City
GAINS IN POPULATION What Census Returns Show in Sacramento and Stockton
Wilhelmina's Improvement Continues
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FIGHTING ON A MOUNTAIN TOP Desperate Engagement in Colombia Insurgent Troops l>riven From Entrenchments Oeneral Gomez Is Reported at Bocas With a Large Force But Reinforcements Will Be Sent Him by the Government—Details of the Battle
FIRE IN PHOENIX Loss Is Heavy and the Blaze Not Yet Extinguished
Many Firemen Overcome
To Increase Spanish Taxes
VISITING THE BURGHERS General Botha at Work With Others A Meeting Arranged in the Near Future It Is Now Believed That the Peace Outlook la Favorable if the Delegates Place tl>e Situation Fairly and Honestly Before the Burghers
POLITICS FOR BREAKFAST Repast Enjoyed at Mark Hanna's Home President Roosevelt the Guest ol Honor The Recent Visit of James J. Hill to the National Capital and That Gentleman's Threats of Opposition to Roosevelt Were Freely Discussed
THE WEDDING OF MISS CLARA HUNTINGTON IN SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICERS OF THE CHICAGO Captain Dayton Reports on the Affair Resistance to Police the Result of a Misunderstanding State Department Begins to Exercise Its Good Offices in Behalf of the Imprisoned Officers of the Cruiser. Belief That They Will Be Released
MAT BE RELEASED Favorable Action of King, June First, Looked For
ROCK ISLAND'S DEAL
GREEN ERDIT SHIPPERS MEET Organized and Directors Named To Be Known as the California Fruit Distributors Primary Object of the Association la to Develop New Markets for California Fruit—Principal Shippers and Orange Growers Are Included
CORRIGAN RECOVERING Archbishop'* Physician Gives Out a Favorable Report
Received a Fatal Shock
Coat of the War
DISASTER IN PHILADELPHIA Eight Persons Killed and Many Injured Victims Are All Girls and Young Women Accident to the Janitor in Elevator Shaft of Large Building Cauaea Panic and Mad Bush for Stairway Besults in Death and Injuries
GENERAL GONZALES WOUNDED
M'ARTHUR ON THEFILIPINOS Americans' Presence Is a Benefaction Gives Further Testimony Before Senate Committee Stclirn That by Their Own Unaided Effort* They Would Be Unable to Evolye a System of Belf-Government—Favors American Control
UNITED MINE WORKERS Trouble With Operators Again Referred to Civic Federation
Advance CaiJlen
SMITH COURTMARTIAL Lieutenant Shields, the General's Aid de Camp, Testifies
HARRIMAN BANQUETED Southern Pacific President Entertained by Commercial Men
CARE OF TIMBER LAND Extraordinary Precautions Taken by the Government
MISSING MAN REAPPEARS Swazy, Alleged Embezzler, Return* to Kansas City
NO RECIPROCITY Poor Chance for the Treaties Being: Adopted Although They Have Been Favorably Reported to the Senate the House Will Never Agree to Pass Them
FORT ROSECRANS
A MILD REBUKE
The Pool Championship
SAN DOMINGO REVOLUTION Rebels Interfere With an American Steamer Monte Cristi Is Abandoned by Governor Garcia Baßttle la Fought at Sosua and th« Agent of the Amercan Fruit Company and His Family Art Obliged to Flee From the City for Safety
THE OIL RATE CASES Agreements to Dismiss Them Filed in the Federal Court
Mrs. Fakimata Castro
Place for Wu Ting Fang in China
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ALL THE WAI FROM MANILA Witnesses Are Wanted by [Senators But Committee Overruled the Request After a Heated Discussion Between Members «f the Majority and tha Minority, the Whole Matter Is Passed Over for the Time Being
YOUR BLOOD IN MAY MUST PRODUCE TRUE VITAL. ITY OR DISEASE P&ine's Celery Compound Expels All Winter Imparities and Poisoni From the Blood and Builds Up the Entire System AN ASTONISHING PROCF or BLOOD CLEANSING AND RESTOR ATION TO COMPLETE HEALTH
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dull day in the house After Brief Debate the Agricultural Appropriation Bill Passed
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY Books Arranged in Detachable Coupon Form Will Be Recommended
No Action by Congress
Mrs. Tiffany Secures Divorce Vl.* VV VODL' A r.>l l .
DO YOU GET UP Willi A LAME BACK?
NATIVE SONS' GRAND PARLOR Election of Officers to Be Held Today Ball Given to Visitors by Local Sons and Daughters Committee Appointed to Draft a Resolution of Sympathy in Respect of the Late President McKinley—A Message From Mayor of Santa Rosa
Two Barges Lost
The Chinese Indemnity
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SHRINERS ENTERTAIN AN IMMENSE CROWD
RICH IN GOLD More Wonderful Discoveries in the Tonopah District
WOMAN JURY IS PROPOSED District Attorney to Call One in Pasadena Club Liquor Cases Have Exhausted List of Men Deputy Fredericks Looks Up the Law and Finds No Objection to Calling Women to Sit in Such Cases—Recent Case Required Four Days
NEGRO IS LYiSiCHED Hanged by Mob for Shcoting a White Man
RAILROADS PUT DP THE BATES Eastern Lines Unfriendly to the Coast Combination Abolishes Ail the Seccond Class Tickets Object Is to Destroy Tourist Bates to Pacific Coast—Bock Island Will Have Through Connections to the Atlantic—Old Santa Fe Man Here
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SERAPHS LOSE FIRST BATTLE Unfamiliar Conditions the Cause Jones, Though Beaton, Pitched a Remarkable Game Jimmy Hannlvan I* the Star of the Day's Playing—Waddell Covers First Base—How the Kuns Were Hade—Other Games Eleswhere
BALL GAME SUNDAY Elks and Modern Woodmen Will Play at Fiesta Park
MINOR BALL GAMES
Bassball at fiesta Park
Fencing Club
Harry Stover Suspended
RACING ENDS i at Oakland! Season Passed Into History Yesterday La Goleta Celebrates List Day With Easy Victory Greene B. Morris Beads List of Winning Owners, With Burns and Waterhouse a Close Second—Results of Running on Eastern Tracks
Race Besults at Aqueduct
Cumberland Park Winners
Lakeside Closes—Worth Opens
POOL ROOMS HURT At Louisville They Are Taken Advantage of by Till Tappers
GOING TO OXNARD SHOOT Los Angeles Sportsmen Will Attend Shotgun Festivities
JACK JOHNSON SELECTED Hank Griffin Is Passed Upon Account of Failure to Post
BOWL BY TELEGRAPH Onkland and Owls to Engage in Long Distance Contest
President Johnson Will Fight
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The Herald at Summer Resorts
YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
TEXT OF EXCLUSION ACT
ILLITERACY SOUTH AND NORTH
JOURNALISTIC "HOT STUFF"
OUR GUESTS
AN IRRIGATION LESSON
GREATER PASADENA
HORSE STEAKS AND ROASTS
<snap Shots
TjAo S&ait/e of TlfanHa
jCeister ZRecHat
FUSELEHR'S CLAIM City Attorney Asks That Commission Aid in Test Case fwi. – nr Pnrmpp Assistant Fire
FIVE NEW CONCERNS Bushing Business Is Done in Incorporations Yesterday
CITY HALL NOTES
0/ <Soeiat Snterfst
Lodge Dance
At Dinner
Wins Honors
Miss Huntington Marries
Social Notes
MEXICANS' BULLS One of a DlJferent Kind Alleged in Court
THE CITY'S NEWh
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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AT THE HOTELS
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The New York Central Line.
HIGH KAMiLKS ARE ELECTED Oronhyatekha Continue Supreme Chief boston captures Nrit TritnnUt Court S« s«ioii Delegates to I. O. F. Convention Are Kept Close at Work Considering Amendments to the Constitution. Contest Over California Official
Maud Richey Bonnell
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Observations of a Herald Representative on a Recent Trip Through Marin, Sonoma and Mendocino Counties
CALirOBHIA MOBTHWMTMUI Scene* and Observation* While In Bout*
V VIEWS ALONG THE CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY V The Pictur.esqvie R_oite of California. V
CONVENTION OF GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS BEGINS TODAY f TODAY'S EVENTS 1
i> — j RE ORGANIZATION FIRST 5 Mrs. J. P. Mumford Holds it Above the ' "Color Line" and Politics
SOCIAL COURTESIES EXTENDED Official Calls on General Federation Officers—Opening of Headquarters
PRESIDENT NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOAJEN
AS TO COLOR QUESTION Mrs. Arthur Otis Grange Tells of the Attitude of Georeia
WILL STAY AT HOME ; I Mri. Ruffln H*s Decided Not to Attend the Biennial
PICTURESQUE HEADQUARTERS I Indian Art Exhibit to Be Dedicated to Hn. A. K. Brockway
THE ONLY MAN THERE He Was as Enthusiastic as Any Woman in the Crowd
WHERE CLUBS STAND ; "No Longer in 'Literary' Stage," Says Mrs. S. R. Weed of New York
PREDICTS THK ELECTION OF MRS. DENISON
Noted Club Woman Her*
MANY WOMEN REGISTER Auditorium Annex Crowded With Delegates Who Admire Decorations
Gives Instant Vigor Weak Men Can Have It Tree By Sending Name and Address — Imparts Strength and Vigor For Life YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED THE FIRST DAY
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SEASON OF LA FIESTA IS AT HAND Illumination of the Streets Begins, and All Is Ready lor Today's Parades and the Elks' Minstrel Performance
FIESTA PROGRAM TODAY
FRIDAY
First Division
Second Division
Third Division
Fourth Division
Fifth Division
Sixth Division
Seventh Division _ o
: Eighth Division
I ills SATURDAY
AIDES ABE SELECTED Meeting Is Held and Arrangement* Are Finally Concluded
DRIVING CLUB PROGRAM Entries for the Races and the Exhibition ot Horses
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ORANGE COUNTY'S RESOURCES Some Interesting: Facts and Figures About California's Garden Spot
MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS
FULLEBTON AND PLACENTIA
ANENT THE MINSTRELS
BESIEGED BY SMALL BOYS Lads Would Sell Fiesta Badges and Canes But Have No Permits
Savings Banks Close
Grocers to Take a Holiday
Order* to Troop D
Seats on Tribunes
COURT BRIEFS
No Change of Tourist Car*
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SELECTION OF PRESIDENT Next Work of Pasadena's Board of Trade Plans for Campaign in Favor ol Annexation There Will Be a General Suspension of Business Today, to Permit All to Attend the Fiesta—lnsane Patient Escapes From Sanitarium
A Fiesta Incident
BONDS FOR SCHOOL Redlands Votes for Sixteen-Thonsand-Dollar Issue Methodist Church Property Is Purchased by a Company of Kedlands Men Who Will Put Up a Building
LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS Large Party of Texas Excursionists in Santa Ana
FOURTH AT CORONA
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HOW THE PROMOTING DRAGON BRINGS HEALTH, HAPPINESS S LONGEVITY V HEALTH IS HAPPINESS Symbols of the Five Principles of Lire as Used in the Medical Lore of the Orient for Thousands of Years Explained at Last
GET WELL, KEEP WELL The Promoting Dragon Will Tell You How—God Causecf Healing Herbs to Grow and the Foo & Wing Herb Co. Knows How to Use Them
Foo & Wing Herb Co., Dr. T. Too Yuen, President, 903 s. oiive St., Los Angeles STONE FOK COPING Riverside to Furnish Trimming for Breakwater Vint HlgEt of Way Suit of Salt Lake Boad la Riverside County la Begun—Local News and Personals
Covina Resident Dead
Fraternal Aid Convention
WARD- GOES TO JAIL Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus ' Is Denied
TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS Long Beach to Serve Luncheon to Women's Clubs
LIQUOR LICENSE RAISED Action of Santa Monica's New Board of Trustees
PRESENTED WITH STAR Anaheim Marshal Receives Testimonial Prom Turnverein
Monrovia's Liquor Cast
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MASSACHUSETTS WOMEN A Truce Is Called on the Vexed Color Question
Overflow Meetings
W. C. T. XX. to Receivn
Badgers' Luncheon
Oregon'* Delegates
Ouesta at Hotel Qreen
Biennial Notes
Worthy of Consideration
Blumve A Jay, Plumbing
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THE HERALD HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
Waathar Conditiona
Forecaat
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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THE HERALD'S MONTHLY OIL REPORT
Develpruent Work for Six Months
RECAPITULATION i Kigs and Wells Diillint ,
RIGS AND WELLS DRILLING NORTHERN DISTBICT
CENTRAL DISTRICT Madera County
COAST DISTRICT Monterev Countv
| SOUTHERN DISTRICT Lot Angeles Field
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
COMPLETED WORK NORTHERN DISTRICT
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STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
STOCKS QUICKLY DKOP International Power Goes Down Seventy-Eight Points Officers of the Company Are at a Loss to Describe the Cause—Sugar Went Up—Money Firm—No Oold Exports
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
NAYELS RULED FIRM IN TONE
STOCKS AND BONOS
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
FRESH EGGS HIGHER Demand Has Caused a Sudden Jump in Values No Business Will Be Transacted in Produce Circles Friday—All Dealers Will Take a Needed Best
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Dried Fruits Quiet
Fruits in San Francisco
BULLS STILL CONTROL WHEAT
Good Buggy Wheel*
Everything Yon Want
A B BO'S TREIIEI OF CHRONIC BUSES Hcvs No Equal in the Anna-U of Medicine
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~ — Soapcnif Cdfttton ,» ) LOS ANGELES HERALD g d Welcome to the City's Guests [ GREETING
Ho to the Club Movement Started
What I* a Woman's Clnbf
PROGRAM V
■Sobers of the General Federation of Women's Clubs s
Mr*. Dimies T. Denison
Miss Margaret J. Evans
Mrs. Emma A. Fox
Mrs. George W. Kendrick, Jr.
Mrs. Emma Van Vechtsn
Mrs. George Noyes
Mrs. Edward L. Buchwalter
Mrs. Cornelia C. Fairbanks
Mrs. William J. Christie
Mrs. William T. Coad
Mrs. Anna D. We*t
Mrs. Frank Sherwin Streeter
Mr*. Mary Smith Lockwood
Mrs. Lor a Lockwood Priddy
Stioknejr Memorial fculldiag
Presidents of the Stecte Federations
Biennial Local Board
El Carntno Real
Mrs. Albert X. Bradley
Mrs. C. C. Goddard
Chairmen Committees Bienrvied LcceJ Boa.rd
Martha Strickland Clark
Margaret Minot Fette
Speakers orv the Program and Prominent Delegates Mrs. Herman J. Hall I flf rhlxairn nhr. hi> Intn n»» 1
Margaret Hamilton Welth
Miss Abby Huntington Ware
Sarah D. Saston
Mabel Clare Craft
Mrs. Frederick Nathan
Cynthia Westover Alden
Mr*, A. H. Thompson
Mrs. Fanny Purdy Palmer
Mrs. James Humphrey
Mri. Sarah Piatt Decker
Mlrs. R. W. Kempshall
Mrs. Frederic Schofif
Margaret Collier Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McClurg
Mrs. James D. Whitmora
Prances A. Kimball
Mrs.. William Tod Helmuth.
Helen M. Wtnslow
Nathan F. Barrett
News and Working Boys' Home
An Unknown Philanthropist
Women, in Philanthropy
Mrs. Charlotte Wills
Stimson-Lafayette Industrial School
Hollenbeck Horn*
Hospitality of the Arvgel City Hospitality and Entertainment
The Fine Tree State Association
Woman's Club House, Los Angeles
The Day Nursery
Children's Hoßpltal
Caroline Seymour Severance—Beloved and Honored by Club Women.
Mrs. Charles Morris
Mrs. George I. Cola
Mrs. Madison Horton
Mrs. Harry 0. Garvey
Mrs. Olivia Mudgatt
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Pemonnel of San Francisco's Delegation
Mrs. W. W. Stilson
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette
OFFICFRS OF CALIFORNIA FEDERATION
— Federated Clubs of Los Angeles
The Ebell
Ruskin Art Club
Wednesday Morning Club
Woman's Parliament
Woman's Press Club
Ceramic Club
The Sericulture Club
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont
Xansas Delegation
The Woman'* Club of La Jolla
Kra. Josephine Ruffln
Colorado Federation
Los Angeles Schools for Girls
! Mrs. Mary S. Caswell
The Girls' Collegiate School
Woman's Club House, Santa Barbara
Some Club Chat
Mrs. Frederick Nathan
A Merry Ceremony
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