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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 225, 14 May 1902
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SUM WES HIS LEMEOf HtYTI He Embarks on a French Steamer GENERAL FIRMIN PROCLAIMED PRESIDENT e« Arrives at Cape Haytien and Has the Support of All the North and Northwest of Haytl—Excitement ■ t Port Au Prince—More Fighting
RACED TO HIS DEATH Fatal Accident to Archie McEachern, the Champion Bicycle Rider
WILL HAVE A RED HAT Archbishop Ireland Sure to Be Appointed a Cardinal
THE MORNING'S NEWS
OUTLOOK FOR 0 MINERS' STRIKE Mitchell and the Other Officials Silent STRONG OPPOSITION MOVEMENT IS GROWING Indications Are, However, That the Delegates in Favor of a Strike Are in the Majority and Will Win. News of Other Labor Troubles
To Investigate Coal Trust
VERY KIND OF PERKINS
Wilheltnina Getting; Weil
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS NEED EOOD Many Strange and Incomprehensible Incidents Are Recounted of the Horrible Eruption
THE NAPHTHA KUM_TMGEDY Twenty-two Victims Are Dead Already THOSE INJURED WILL NUMBER THREE HUNDRED Remarkable Series of Four Accidents Culminating in One of the Most / ightful Disasters in the History of the City of Greater Pittsburg
BANKING MEN IN CONVENTION Session Held in Kansas City MANY EASTERN FINANCIERS OF NOTE PRESENT Thomas B. Patton Speaks on "Evolution of Banking Law"—Horac* White of New York Makes Address in Favor of the Branch Banks
ARIZONA BONDS SOLD Louisiana Purchase Commission Sells Thirty Thousand
A PLUCKY WOMAN She Warns Workmen of a Blazing Powder Magazine Just in Time
GERMAN STEAMER LOST Sakkarah Wrecked at Huawblin Island, Off Chilean Coasit
GOVERNOR HERD'S LETTER Louisiana House Passes Resolution Approving It
Russians and Armenians Fight
Congressional Nominees
Kitchener's Weekly Report
Revolution Brewing in Ecuador
Animal Show Train Wrecked
CHINESE REBELS DEFEATED
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CALLED PEACE BOATS Most of Our Naval Ships Now Building „ MR. FOSS SAYS FEW HAVE ANY FIGHTING VALUE Startling Commentary Made on Our Carefully Planned Battleships and Cruisers by a Congressman Who Knows What He Is Talking About
CUBAN SUGAR INDUSTRY Hugh Kelly of New York Befor* the Senate Committee
Troops for Bosecrans' Funeral
GENERAL SMITH'S ORDER A Soldier Who Says It Was Necessary and Had a Good Effect
CONDITIONS IN MINDANAO Chaffee Reports Progress of tions With Dattos
PLAN OF BEET SUGAR MEN They Would Indefinitely Postpone Cuban Reciprocity
The Case ofßathbone wmHiNwrnv lr! ti,,.
C. A. S Frost Pardoned
Charges Against Indian Commissioner
WORK IN THE SENATE Agricultural Bill Passed Without Debate WEST INDIA FUND RAISED TO HALF A MILLION Mr. Stewart of Nevada Talks in Favor of the Philippine Bill and Engages in a Spirited Colloquy With Mr. Tillman of South Carolina
Appointments Confirmed by Senate Vl' iQUIViITnV Mil- 1 *} ..
Postmasters' Salaries
FORMER POLICEMAN FINED Famous Egg Stealing Case Comes to Its Legal End
PARK AND OUTDOOR ART Local Branch of Woman's Auxiliary formed by Civic League
ELECTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Southern California Academy of Sciences Holds Meeting
FAIR AS A WINNER Colonel Martin Discusses the Big Masonic Attraction
The New York Central Lines Pnmnri»i> two roads from Chicago: The
Good Buggy Wheels
Framed Picture Sale
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ODD FELLOWS' MEET Fiftieth Convention Is Opened SIX HUNDRED DELEGATES IN SAN FRANCISCO Among Important Subjects to Be Considered Will Be the New Home for Odd fellows at San Jose. ▲ Contest for Grand Warden
Convention of Rebekahs
SHOWERS IN MAY Rains Which Will Prove Beneficial to Growing Crops
TO ADVERTISE THE STATE California Promotion Committee Meets in San Francisco
SACRAMENTO'S FAIR The Floral Parade Postponed on Account of Rain
FOSSIL OYSTERS FOUND Discovery in Water Tunnel Back of Montecito Valley
VICTIMS OF RUNAWAY Two Most Seriously Injured at Redlands Slightly Better
-♦♦♦ Long Beach Boy Accidentally Shot
HE INVESTIGATED A Man's Anxiety About a Dynamite Blast Led Him Into Trouble
Killed by a Cell Mate
An Old Man(s Mysterious Death
Cherries for New York
Apricot Crop Heavy
Will Be a Dry Town
Denial by J. J. Hill
Steamer Camorata Overdue
MANY DEALS REPORTtD ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE IS NOT DIMINISHED Many Acres Platted Are Being Placed on the Market—Scores of Teams at Work Leveling Land for Homes
TO EDUCATE A CHILD
Collision on Burlington Line
Fire in New York
To Execute Sipiaguine's Assassin
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WADDELIWINS AGAIN Morley's Mighty Southpaw Sets Record ELEVEN SENATORS FAIL TO HIT RUBE'S DELIVERY Sowling Also Does Good Work,. But Allows Bunching- of Hits iu the Eleventh Inning—Sbeehan's Fine Work at. Third a Feature—Notes
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland Wins at Homo
– I II WESTERN LEAGUE BASEBALLi M
BASEBALL NOTES j"
CALIFORNIA PLAYERS EAST
JACOBY BROS. TEAM WINS Defeats Men From London Clothing CoYnpany In Tenpin Match
Marble Palaces Win
Two-Man Tourney Is Off
Ping Pong at Country Club
TO STAY AT OAKLAND I Champion .Feffries' Plans to Meet Fitz WILL TALK WITH CORNISHMAN IN SOME CAFE The Desire Now Is to Oct the Affair SeLLled as Soon as Possible—Will Train at Harbin if San Francisco Succeeds in Getting the Contest
RACES AT SACRAMENTO
Wonderful Science Facts About the Bye
Worth Results
Churchill Downs Kaces
Bey Kelly Will Not Run
Pomona Whist Tournament
NEW BUILDING ASSURED CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS ARRANGED FOR FUNDS A Contract Has Been Made With W. F. Bote Cord to Create an Indebtedness, He to Sell the Bond*
DANISH WEST INDIES Deadlock in Conference Committee of Denmark's Parliament
Tide Table for Fishermen
Maisou Lafitte Races
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The Herald at Summer Resorts
YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
A DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGE
USEFUL BUT DANGEROUS
REVOLUTION AS AN ART
ROUND THE CORNER
NEW SCHOOL CENSUS DEMANDED
THE WINE ROOM ORDINANCE
MILE A MINUTE ELECTRIC TRANSIT
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THE RETORT COURTEOUS
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Mission Luncheon
u. For Her Sister
Pretty Luncheon
Buckeye Reception
Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS t [, Ebell Club
Alpine Study Circle
NO TRACE OF BROOKMAN Circulars Ave Issued Describing the Missing Man
Undelivered Telegrams
SMACKS OFPOUTICS Tricks Turned by the City Council STATESMEN IN LAW MAKING BODY AT LOGGERHEADS Municipal Campaign la Coming on and Councilmen Who Are Anxious to Succeed Themselves Are Engaged in Repairing Their Fences
MEETING FEDERATED W.C.T.U. Boyle Heights Union Will Act as the Hostess Today TSr.flo uninn n> 111 >l.
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF TODAY
PERSONAL
AT THE HOTELS
II LINEMAN IS KILLED BY AN ELECTRIC SHOCK
CENSUS INVESTIGATION Board of Education Appoints Committee to Look Into the Report
RAILROADS
Whooping Cough
$5.00 Trimmed Hats $5.00
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THE HERALD I HERALD LINER STATIONS |
THE WEATHER
VITAL STATISTICS
Births
Deaths
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PUBLIC RECORDS, MAY 13 Deeds
Trust Deed 3
Mortgages
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous
Building Permits
SUPERIOR COURT
Township Court
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DINNER TOPWSQM Dr. Davitf B. Van Slyck Entertained GUEST OF MEDICAL SOCIETY OF PASADENA He Is Presented With Silver Loving Cup, as Token of Their Esteem, by His Fellow Practitioners—The Merchants of Pasadena Organize
OXNARD CITIZENS MEET Organize Board of Trade nnd Discuss Incorporation
acjournea. PEDDLERS' LICENSE CASE Test Being Made of the Santa Ana Ordinance
CORONA'S ASSESSMENT Property Owners Claim Levy Is Much Tco High
News Notes From Lordsburg(HDSHl'Ri; M;. r» v
Brevities of Glendal<
POMONA'SJDVANCEMENT IMPORTANT WORK DONE BY THE BOARD OF TRADE Annual Meeting of the Board Is Held and Interesting Reports Are Heard. Lateral Sewers Nearly Completed
SAM DIEGANS HOPEFUL They Believe the New Railway Is Now au Assured Fact
UPLAND TOWNSHIP CASE; SUPERVISORS DECIDE IN FA" | VOR OF PROTESTANTS !. Election Which Hnd Been Set for Incorporation Is Called Off—An Old Santa Fe Engineer Is Dying e » - BPnvinntvn r<>v 19 —Thp I
WORKHOUSE IS PROPOSED City May Provide a New Prison in the Future
EXPLOSION IN LAUNDRY Employe in Plant at Grass Valley Badly Burned
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Carrie Nation's Trial
AN IMPORTANT OIL CASE! SECRETARY HITCHCOCK MAKES, NEW DEFINITION Prolonged Contest Over Firu Lands Ended by Decision in Favor of S. Hutton—Crocker Interests Affected ; 1
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DULL HIDJCLOSE TRADE WEAKNESS OF YESTERDAY HAS GONE GLIMMERING Unfavorable Crop Conditions Cause Free Liquidation—Foreign Shares ▲re Held on Very Narrow Margins
FINANCIAL REVIEW
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
.Fruits in San Francisco
Dried Fruits Held Firm
Coast Shipping
STOCK AND BONDS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
©RANGES RULE MORE ACME
EGGS REMAIN VERY FIRM STOCKS ARE BELIEVED TO BE LARGE IN THE COUNTRY First Apricots in the I»os Angeles Market Come in From Yuma—Kansas Hens Find a Ready Sale
GOVERNMENT REPORTS
SPRAYING THE ROADWAYS ■ THE SANTA FE HAS OBLITERATED DESERT DUST Supervisors Are Also Using Large Quantities of Oil in Making Good Roads—An Opening Market for Oil
The Newhall Field
The Fullerton Field
British Capital Invested
On the Carreaga
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD To Develop Electricity
A Local Project
An Oregon Mine
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
Copper Rules Higher
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL TURNED WIDOW DOWN WHEN HE DID, ALDERSON HURT HIS OWN CASE Mr». Chubbuck, Balance of Power in the Broadway Hotel Fight, Changes Her Mind—Receiver Is Appointed
ALDRICH CASE UP AGAIN New Action Seeks to Gain Possession of Hotel Savoy
IMAGINARY Mrs. Francis Thinks That She Has Murdered Twenty People
Going to Japan
Woes of Wives
MISSOURI-LIKE IS LOUIS HE WANTS SIGN BOARDS IN THE MOUNTAINS German Who Was Lost for Four Days Calls on the Supervisors and Tells How It Happened
POLICEMEN ARE DISCHARGED S. N. Baker and C. W. Armstrong Are Dropped From the Force
CITY HALL NOTES
METER TEST CASE BEGINS JUDGE WRIGHT FILES PAPERS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT He Asks Damages and an Injunction on the Grounds That the City Ordinance Is Unconstitutional
LEHNHAUSEN'S GOOD PULL Policeman Saved From Dismissal by Councilmanic Friends
COURT BRIEFS
WATER_OFFICE SITE J. M. Elliott Makes a Statement on the Subject
A Delightful Trip
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
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