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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 223, 12 May 1902
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LATE HEWS HDDS TO HORROR Scenes of Stark Desolation and Heaps of Corpses Everywhere
THE MORNING'S NEWS
/ EASTERN STATES
WASHINGTON
PACIFIC COAST
FOBEIGN
LOCAL
LOS ANGELES AND PROSPERITY
FRENCH ELECTIONS The Reballoting Generally Favorable to the Government
YOUTH'S TRAGIC SUICIDE Accidentally Shoots a Companion, Then Takes His Own Life
Bulletins From Castle Loo
COAL MINING ISJTOPPED No Attempt Will Be Made to Operate RAILROADS LAYING OFF THEIR TRAIN CREWS The Sentiment Among the Most Thoughtful and Intelligent Miners, it is Said, Is Strongly Opposed to a Continuance of the Strike
Employes Must Await Orders
Men Not to Be Hired
COLLEGE IN TROUBLE A Creditor of the Institution at Oxford, 0., Asks for a Receiver
A Foolish Wager
CUBA'S FLAG OVER MQRRQ President Palma Arrive? at Havana HE IS VERY WARMLY GREETED UPON LANDING Says That His Reception Is a Grati« fying Experience and Believes That It Augurs Well for the Future o' the Island Republic
TWO AERONAUTS ITIT.TTirp Airship Belonging to Senor Serro* Explodes
Again It Is J. P. Morgan
TO VOTEJI IT SOON The Philippine Bill in the Senate SOME SET SPEECHES ARE TO COME FIRST Lodge Has Given Notice that Tomorrow He Will Move to Meet at Eleven O'Clock Each Day to Facilitate Consideration of the Bill
WORK FOR THE HOITSE After Disposing of District Business Several Bills will be Considered
A FIENDISH DEED Hotel Chef Murdered by a Fireman Attached to the Establishment
A NEW RAILROAD The Fort Srnfth and Guthrie Line to be Pushed Forward
Transport Warren Quarantined
Clara Taylor Lodged in Jai]
!GRUTLUMBERBUIE | Six Acres Burned Over in Truckee – : FIRE CONTINUED ALL DAY AND INTO THE NIGHT The Flames Rose Vertically to a Height of Two Hundred Feet and Were Plainly Seen at Clark's Station, Nev., Ninety Miles Distant
STONED THE CIRCUS MEN Barnum and Bniley's Show Causes a Riot at a French Town
TWO GIRLS DROWNED Tbey Were in a Boat Which Was Swept Over a Dam
Landside in Itay
GEN. ROSECRANS* FUNERAL Impressive Ceremony To Be Held at Arlington Cemetery
FORCES CONCENTRATED Generals Chaffee and Davis on Tour of Inspection
Lord Pauncefote 111
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PASADENA IRISHMAN j Landed in Jail for Sunday Celebration TOO MUCH CHINESE GIN SOON CAUSES HIS DOWNFALL Xhe Thirteenth Anniversary of the Epworth League is Appropriately Celebrated at the First Methodist and Lincoln Avenue Churches
PRESS WOMEN'S WELCOME Sac Diego Entertains the Visiting Club Women
Killed by Oakland Train
BUS* BEAN PLANTERS SANTA MARIA GROWERS ARE RUSHING THEIR CROPS IN Novel Method of House Building With Mortar—Stays and Cable Being Experimented With
FOUNDATION IS BEING LAID Work Progressing on San Bernardino's New Bailroad Shops
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Blumve A. Jay, Plumbing
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESS The London Times Not Optimistic as to the Outcome
Sons of Veterans' Encampment
Longshoreman Shot Dead
> Whites and Blacks Collide
Undelivered Telegrams
George Pritchard
A HORRIBLE FATE How Death Came to Frank W. Raiiney at the Keswick Smelter
bakebsfieliT growing On Basis of School Census Population Is Eight Thousand
t Labor Troubles Ended
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sdkjflkdsjfdslkfjdsklfjds LOS ANGELES LOSES Oakland Ball Club Wins Two Gaines WADDELL IS INDISPOSED- AND JONES DOES HIS BEST Anderson's Work in Bight Field is Poor, and Contributes, While Stupid Base Running Helps—Mc-Partlin Not to Blame for Losing
EXTRA INNIUGS ARE NEEDED San Francisco Wins a Hard-Fought Game From Senators
NORTHERN GOSSIP How the Play Has Gone During the Past Week
BOM ARE TRAINING FOR THE COMING CONTEST BEFORE CENTURY CLUB
WILL PARTICIPATE IN INTERSCHOLASTIC CONTEST
NATIONAL LEAGUE T».l ♦_ WT n a
Brooklyn Shuts Out Chicago
Giants Defeat St. Louis
Great Ten-Inning Game rTJ"roAt'n *f.. .. n «« .. im _ _i» .i. – j
Western League Baseball
Novel Game of Ball
1 Northern Ball Gamea
No Sunday Game Played /- «T PITT Avn fo.r 11 TVi – ~
Exhibition Game at New York
Jackson-Walcoct Contest
BIGSnCKHT Large Attendance at the Beach Yesterday GERMAIN BREAKS THE RECORD WITH FIVE-POUNDER "'Butch" LUlle's Big Specimen and How He Landed It—Peculiarities of the Fishing Game as Seen by Jenkins—Other Piscatorial Newp
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SAN FRANCISCO IS BEATEN I*>» Angeles Chess Players Win a Hatch by Telegraph
REMARKABLE SHOOTING Union Gun Club of Bakersfield Has Most Successful Opening
RESULTS OF COURSING George Sharman Gets Open Stake With Bowery Boy
F. H. EDWARDS WINS CUP Defeats W. W. Stephens in Finals for the Presidents* Trophy
PLANS FOR YACHTING South Coast Club Announces Regatta for Decoration Day BY HERBERT E. CARSE
MOHALES_IS WEN Notorious Outlaw Is in County Jail SLAYER OF DEPUTY SHERIFF WILSON RUN TO EARTH After Years ot' Successful Evasion of Officers in California and Mexico, Where He Lived a Desperate Life, He Is Captured by Friends
CAUGHTINJTHE ACT Joe Bisbee is Surprised While Bobbing Marble Palace KhnrtK' mlrinlarht. thL<» mornilig.
Professional Cyclers' Doing's
Everything You Want
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The Herald at Summer Resorts
SAND AND WATER CURATIVES
ANTI-MEAT LEAGUES
MORGAN'S STEAMPSHIP ROUND-UP
MORTALITY IN LOS ANGELES
TODAY'S COUNCIL MEETING
MANSIONS IN THE SKY
AMERICAN METHODS ABROAD
WHEN BOSSES FALL OUT
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Socialist Meeting;
Visit to 97farUnique
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Cup and Saucer Shower
Mrs. Bishop Entertains
Camera Club Tea
Y. W. C. A. Concert ( mi »k/v«nl nina. nf ♦U r. "V Hf n A
Luncheon for Club Women
College Reception
Y. W. C. A. Glee Club A ...111 V. «... ..
Social Notes
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From the City Boom
MORMONS IN CONFERENCE Southern California Mission Holdi Annual Meeting
MACDOWELL AND STONE Engagement Opens at the Burbank With "Cleopatra" Alelhniirna MarDowpll and KlOrfhCe
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF TODAY
WORK ]F_ WOMEN Progress of Association Is Moted Y. W. C. A.'S ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED An Interesting Meeting Is Held at tbe Woman's Club House, When Prominent Workers Explain Scope ot Work of the Organization
Card of Thanks
For a Weak Back
A TIMELY WARNING Prospective Investors in Opposition Telephone Stock Cautioned to Go Slowly
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVAL 3
FATHER DOYLE'S BODY Followed to the Grave by Throngs PEOPLE PAY A LAST TRIBUTE TO BELOVED PRIEST Remains Exhumed From Grave in Panama and Brought Here for Burial—Bishop Montgomery's Touching Eulogy at St. Vibiana's
Go East Comfortably
Framed Pictures
Seriously Cut
$5.00 Trimmed Hats $5.00.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THE HERALD fOOOOOOOOvOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* | HERALD LINER STATIONS |
THE WEATHER
prin if i rniy)*'. riu:i'- .wain vn DIED
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RECORDS-SATURDAY, MAY 10 Deeds
Trust Deeds
Mortgages
Homesteads
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous P.«n A.! 111 T.tfft Inn Pn c fa 1 »a On
Building Permits
SUPERIOR COURT
Judgments
Townihip Court
"Not How Cheap,
Good Buggy Wheels A kiom, <■ TIA AVion Its a.l. ..1.
REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS OF MS ANGELES Wholesale, RetelS, financial and Professional.
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TEACHESJ-jBERRUTf Broad Church Upheld by Dr. Dowling t HE TAKES LIFE OF PHILLIPS BROOKS AS EXAMPLE Rector of Christ Church Delivers a Discourse on the Occasion of Making Change in Name of the Church of the Neighborhood
CITY PULPITS
APPEAL J_ SNYDER Mayor May Stop Bank Building Job TAXPAYERS DEMAND ECONOMY IN WATER DEPARTMENT Collections Can Be Made by City Tax Collector, and Business Object to $25,000 Office and Force of Clerks Wanted by the City Council
NEW SUPERINTENDENT H. S. Cable Takes Charge of Rock Island Lines
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