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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 235, 24 May 1902
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LUNEHEON 01 THE GAULOIS President Entertained by Frenclimen A PLEASANT INTERCHANGE OF COURTESIES Secretary Root Offers a Toast to the Army of France, Ever Faithful and Gentle in Friendship, and Ever Fearless and Gallant In War
OUT OF THE RACE Judge Conley Withdraws From the Congressional Contest
Quiet Reigns in Hayti
THE MORNING'S NEWS
DEADLY FIRE DM DID II Over One Hundred Men Entombed EXPLOSION IN A COAL SHAFT CAUSES TRAGEDY The Little Town of Fernie Is Filled With Weeping Women and Children and Heartrending Scenes Meet the Eye on Every Side
MRS. LEASE DIVORCED Kansas Agitator Is Legally Separated From Her Husband
KING ALFONSO POPULAR He Is Greeted With Acclamation Whenever He Appears
INDIANS ARE EXCITED They Have Made Threats Against the Truxton School Authorities
KANSAS DEMOCRATS Convention Adjourns After Nominating Fart of a Ticket
EXTRAORDINARY RAINS Northwestern Fart of lowa Is Half Submerged
Ireland's Name Discussed
INDICATIONS OF COMING PEACE South African War Near the Close DELAY BELIEVED TO BE OVER TECHNICALITIES ONLY Information as to What Transpired at Meeting of the Cabinet Is Closely Guarded and Secretary Brodrick Will Say But* Little- on» the* Subject
CZAR AND PRESIDENT The Ruler of Russia Visits the French Cruiser Montcalm
TROLLEY CAR WRECKED Two Men Are Killed and Many Men and Women Injured
Lovers Die Together
A Murderer Captured
Burned to Death
Gift From Mrs. Huntington
New Railroad in Arizona
To Manufacture Guns
Prince Henry's Squadron
H NEW CRATER JSJQRMIMG Pelee Now Sending Forth Smoke and Gases ASHES FALL ON APPROACHING VESSELS It Is Impossible at Present to Get Within Ten Miles of the Shore Because of the Dense Shower of Ashe* That Fall From the Volcano
VIEWED BY SCIENTISTS Another Eruption of Pelee Is Liable to Occur at Any Time
LEAVING FORT DE FRANCE Although Feiee Is Quieting Down Many Inhabitant* Depart
THE PRESBYTERIANS forty-five Per Cent of All Churches Established Go Out of Existence
NEW YORK'S FRENCH COLONY Furfiitn Quarter of tlie town Tlint I* (iettinK Smaller Every Veur
TAKING THINGS EASY >o Need to Trouble I'ncle Sum to Hurry l bitiUN for Them
BOTH WERE ABSENT-MINDED rrofcttsor iind flie llcKKar Kach DiNylayed the <| utility
TO FIGHT THE OXNAROS RUMORED PROJECT OF CLAUS SPRECKELS Report Is Current That He Has Secured Tract of Land Near Hueneme on Which He Will Erect a Plant
RUSSIA'S HUNTING SCHOOL (in alr.i Off) corn Tuonlii Hiifp to lionnitK Over i>riium)
WiVES NEED TO BE PUNISHED 'So Sn>« a Colorado .Indue, but Jnry Differ* With liiiu
Killed by His Wife
-♦»* A Dwarf's Crime lYlt.* Tt~ „.. »>r> » , ,
HEIfILOOMSJRE STOLEN THIEVES AT SPANISH MARKET FESTIVAL Property Belonging to Young Society Women of Santa Barbara In taken. Beautiful Dances at the Festival
BAD LUCK IN _A_ GREAT SHOT 11 Killed T»vo Deer and l«ot f lie Hunter Into u Lot of Trouble
NAMES WITH MEANINGS Borne of Them Are Su»*r«ll»t ol >ote<l characters lu History
FLEA A REGULAR PIRATE ltd Ferocity. Thirnt for niooil nnd Abtoii Inli iiik Fpnls of StrfnKth
VANDERBILT'S $10,000 COOK
An Untimely Interference
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URIOIISTO LABOR The Result of Holding the Philippines SENATOR DUBOIS ARGUES IN OPPOSITION He Confined Himself Almost Entirely to a Discussion of the Commercial Aspects of the Present Situation In the Islands of the Archipelago
MISS LOPEZ'S PETITION Aeka for the Release of Her Three Brothers
PHILIPPINE INQUIRY Bishop Thoburn Continues Testimony Before the Senate Committee
BUILDING APPROPRIATION Several Conferences Held to Discuss the Amount to Be Allowed
CUBAN RECIPROCITY Senators Endeavor to Secure Som« Agreement on the Subject
THE PAYMENT OF CLAIMS Important Ruling by the Controller of the Currency
Secretary of War's Substitute
Ranger to Go to Sea
A Juvenile Rose Carnival
LOUD STIRS THINGS He Complains of Pension Legislation SAYS THAT IT IS A DISGRACE TO CONGRESS Several Members at Once Spring to the Defense of the Old Soldiers, the Men Who Saved the Union When It Was So Bitterly Assailed
CURED FRUIT MEN The Growers' Committee Agree Upon Changes in the By-Laws
A WIDEAWAKE ASSESSOR He Surprises the Steamboat Men on the Sacramento
AMERICANIZED FILIPINO He Thinks the Military Policy of Our Generals Is All Bight
CHARLES R. MAINS COMMITTED He Was a Bare-Faced Promoter of * Bogus Enterprises
Fighting a Brick Combine
MIKIIG I RECORD Rush Work on Short Line Railroad < TRAINS TO LOS ANGELES IN A FEW MONTHS Rock Island Gets the Kansas City Southern—Santa Fe Makes Excursion Bates—Benjamin Spearman Is Pleased With Trip to the Yosemite
KNIGHTSOFPYTHIAS The Grand Lodge Closes Its Labors and Adjourns
Hay Heaven Help Despondent and Hopeless Snfferers from Kidney Disease to Accept the New life Offered by Paine's Celery Compound The Great Hedicine Cures Brlght's Disease, Diabetes, Nephritis and Albuminuria
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION State Committee Holds Meeting ir San Francisco
Will Not Build Fairmount Hotel
Examination of McCarty
Prosperous Savings Banks
TRUE AND SHOULD STAND Vn»l Captain Should Take Xo Exception* to Hlii Mate'* Entry
Life on the Ark
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LEAVE StpEHTO Union Men Looking for Work Elsewhere OUTLOOK FOR STRIKE OF LONG DURATION Granting of Injunction Against Portland Strikers Discourages the Calling Out of Other Union Men—Six Hundred Steel Workers on Strike
Portland Strikers Discouraged
Steel Workmen Quit
Quiet in the Coal Region
NEWS FROM HAWAII Tragic Death of Robert Lishman. the Architect
ON THE GALLOWS TREE Several Murderers Suffer the Extreme Penalty of the Law
IN FAVOR_OF_THE CITY Not Liable for Damages Caused by Negligence of Officials
THE DELTA EXPLOSION Powder Works Were Wrecked by Fire From a Cigarette
CRUSADE AGAINST SIGNS An Old Ordinance Brought to Light in San Diego
DIES OF HARDSHIPS Whatcom Man Perishes in Alaska A TERRIBLE JOURNEY FROM NOME TO ILIAMMA BAY One Man Dies cf a Party cf Three Which Started Overland With a Dog Team and Finally Had to Kill the Dogs to Sustain Life
DEATHS OF THE DAY W. D. Dressier c t vi ' I i-i i l.i *• no ~ TV
GAME AT THE ANGELUS
More Torrid Ping Pong
Jacksoa Gets Decision
TOO MUCH SEWING WOMEN SHOULD BE CSREftL NOT TO OVERDO THEMSELVE i The Eperlen<* »' Mr. Prsmk. Wife of the Toun Clef K of Mlllcrsville. Minnesota
DETAILS ARE ARRANGED lEFF AND FITZ SIGM TO BOX ON JULY 25 TUnnge Is Made in Division of Picture Privileges and Bex Office Is Made to Play a Leading Part
YOUTHFUL DRAMATIC PUPILS ON PARADE
I "YOUNG CORBETT" WINS
Oregon Wins From; Multnomah
I Brooklyn Featherweight Defeated
Boxer Dies From Injuries
Valuable Thoroughbred Dies
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WHS REVENGED Kane Takes His Little Beating LOCAL TEAM AGAIN GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS Waddell's Pitching Proves Good as Ever, Though He Is Hit Rither Freely at the Start—Bad Inning for Visiting Pitcher, Who Is Wild
OAKLAND TEAM WINS Defeats Sacramento by the Score of Six to One
GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Poor Work by Griffiths
Cleveland Save a Shut Out
St. Louis Defeat# Washington
a. nil augucii. Baltimore Loses to Detroit
— • NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburg Wins In Ninth
Chicago Fails to Hit Fraser
St. Louis Beats Boston
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES
EASTERN RACE RESULTS St. Louis Kaces
v Results at Worth
At Churchill Dowua
READY FOR THE BROOKLYN Entries, Riders and Weights for the Gravesend Classic Event
Manchester Cup Race
FAIR FISH PROSPECT Surf and Mackerel Have Been Biting SMALL YELLOWFINS ABUNDANT AT SANTA MONICA Pompano Biting Again—Time Is at Hand for Sea Trout—Good Catches Being Mnde by Professional Fisnermen—Catalina and Long Beach
Prospects at Avalon
Fishing at Redondo
Tide Table for Fishermen
GUN CLUB PRIZES SECURED List Is an Excellent One and Shoot Bids Fair to Succeed
INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAMS Pomona and Occidental Colleges Are to Meet
Yacht Races Postponed
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
THE PEOPLE AND THE HYDRA
YEARS ONE RED LETTER
COLO COMFORT FROM SAN JOSE
VIENNA BUFFET'S "PULL"
THE SCHOOL CENSUS
BAR TO ILLITERATE IMMIGRANTS
With th» !Frtetssi»n
tProfessor Jfct'jgard's J^potogy
A Raise
Yarn From Peat
His Experience
Where Dogs Come High
TJho ff*u6iio Puis*
One Booming City—Los Angeles
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Suggestive
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Special Sale
ABOMINABLE ROADS Investigation on Return From Sea Shore THIRTEEN YEARS' USAGE OF ROAD AND LITTLE REPAIRS I Another Road From Los Angeles to Santa Monica Is a Miserable Sue- ! cession of Gullies, Ruts and Chuck Holes—Amateur Road Building Until the roads of this county are put into decent chape for travel, I spe little use in encouraging tourists to come to Los Angeles, or in seeking to keep them after they have come.—Ex- | cerpt from statement by Walter Raymond, proprietor of tho Raymond hotel.
Cause of Death Still Unknown rm. _ „4> »kA rlivntli r. f ACmi f<mr
Arizona '
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS NO SUNDMLING Y. M. C. A. Attempting to Stop It CIRCULATING PETITION AMONG THE CITIZENS Vight Is Directed Against the Alleys of Harry E. Myers, the Only Bowling Establishment That Keeps Open on Sunday—Myers'Statement
♦ – HANG GUT THE FLAGS Memorial Lay Committee Kequesis General Decoration
DIES AT POMONA George F. Mueller of Chicago Passes A mntr
CHILD RUN OVER Youngster at Fullerton Escapes Serious Injury
FOR DECORATION DAY Plans for Exercises of Odd Fellows at Cmcna
NEWS OF AZUSA Progress on Road Building in the San Gabriel Canyon
SAN PEDROjMPROVEMENT ACTIVITY IS NOTICEABLE IN MANY DIRECTIONS I Graders of Traction Railroad Now Within the City Limits—Federal Labor Union to Demand Increase
FUNERAL OFJfIL BfiMJT SERVICES HELD BY THE ORDER OF MASONS Officers for the Ensuing Year Elected by the Ninth Ward League of San Diego—Work on Barrett's Dam
Personals of Pasadena
NEW CELERUOIM ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FILED AT SANTA ANA T. C. Williams, Who Was Accidentally Shot, Progressing Toward Recovery—Santa Ana News Notes
OMITTED DOLLAR SIGN FLAW IN RESOLUTIONS LEVYING SCHOOL TAXES Assessments Recently Made in San Bernardino County Are Declared Void—San Bernardino Brevities
FOR EASJT WHITTIEfi PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO THE CITY Offer Made to Establish Pintsch Gas Plant and Supply the City Free for Ten Years in Return for Concession
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BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONG BEACH's BIG RUN OF MACKEREL SPLENDID DAY'S SPORT FOR LONG BEACH FISHERMEN N«w Pavilion to Be Formally Opened Next Saturday Night—Dispute Over Character of Music at Concerts
(AVADON) EARLY SEASON PROMISED Preparations at Avalon for a Large Influx} of Visitors
(BRIGHTON BEACH) COMING BEACH RESORT Improvements Which Will Add to Popularity of Brighton Beach
(REDONDO) OF PERSONAL INTEREST Doings of Society People at Bedondo Beach
(SANTA MONICA) GOOD TEMPLARS MEET SANTA MONICA ANXIOUS TO SECURE NEXT ASSEMBLAGE The Herald's Good Roads Campaign Meets With Hearty Approval in the Seaside Resort—Memorial Day
(OCEAN PARK) UNIQUE WHIST PARTY Ocean Park Enthusiasts Spend an Enjoyable Evening
HOME FORTHEHOMELESS ORPHANS' SOCIETY HOLDS ITS ANNUAL ELECTION lira. D. G. Stephens Retires From the Presidency and Is Succeeded by Mrs. George Rice—Other Officers
NORTH PASADENA Mrs. Mary Turner Dies After a Long Illness
In Ronton
An to Knowledge
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
EPISCOPAL
B'NAI BRITH
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
METHODIST
W. C. T. TJ.
MINISTERIAL UNION
Y. M. C. A.
LUNCHEON AT THE BEACH Mrs. J. Ross Clark Entertains a Train Load of Friends
Accent
He Did
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THE HERALD 1 HERALD LINER STATIONS ; t t
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIGb
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PUBLIC RECORDS, MAY 23 Deeds
Mortgage!
Homesteads
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous
Notices of ConiDlstton
Building Permits
SUPERIOR COURT
Township Court
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH TEST General New to Make Trial Today at Avalon Station
GREATLY ALARMED
Pictures at Auction
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL SERVICE JSWRETCD Need of Better Garbage System CITY URGED TO BUILD A PUBLIC CREMATORY Contract With Franklin & Alexander for Garbage Removal Will Expire in June and Members of Council Will Insist on Better Provisions
HEARING ON^^FRANCHISES Board of Public Works Postpones Action Awaiting Court's Decision
WARD UP FOR CONTEMPT Ranchman Diverts Water From Prem- | ises of Neighbor
CITY HALL NOTES Bianch Libraries
THE ERIE RAILROAD
MUST FIGHT TEST CASE "SOCIAL" CLUB ORDINANCE WILL BE STRONG Attorney Hann Tells Why Liquor Lawyer's Views Will Not Hold. Most Attorneys Avoid Decision
+ > » WAY GET MONEY BACK Investment Companies Ask for Return of Deposit in Bond Deal
COURT BRIEFS Bryant Disbarnent
The Mother Who Nurses
USE ALLEN'S FOOT'EASE
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HEW YORKJTOCKS DULL the market in wall street SHOWS LITTLE LIFE Xany *•*!•*■ of Corporate Interests Rumored—Condition of Corn Crop Proves Absorbing Topic in Trading
FINANCIAL REVIEW
BANK CLEARINGS
Coast Shipping
, FAMCY FRUIT REPORTED ACTIVE
STOCKS AND BONOS
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES I
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
EGGS ARE GOING HIGHER ' PRICES ARE RESPONDING TO WELL KNOWN CONDITIONS Fruits Rule Active and Are Firm. Potatoes Steady—Onions Weak. fi«h in Fair Supply—Gains Scarce
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
PACIFIC COATT TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BEARS JUMP ONTO WHEAT
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
THE MINING FIELD
A Mexican Deal
Tons of Copper Sold
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
THE LOCAL INDUSTRY NEW FRANKLIN REFINERY DECLARES FIRST DIVIDEND i A Number of New Rigs Going Up at the East End, and Prices Are Still Tending Steadily Upwards
STOCK EXCHANGE
Good Buggy Wheels
Evtrrthlag Vaa Wait
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HIAMONV FOLLOWS DISCORD IT CLOSE OF EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
WELL-KNOWN LECTURER Henry Austin Adams Will Give Addresses in Los Angeles
TALKS ON TEMPERANCE Major Hilton and Miss Anna Hare Speak at Methodist Church
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
Kverythlnj; Von Want
NINTH WARD IS IN ! Figures Show Stedman's Report Correct APPROVED ENTIRE BY SUPERINTENDENT STRINE The Marshal, Burks, Ludlow and White Talk 011 School Censuses of 1 Past—Ludlow Suggests Dragging i for the Missing 8000 Children
PLAYWRIGHTS ASTONISHED They Cannot Believe M. Rostand Is Guilty cf Plagiarism
Undelivered Telegrams
A Educator's Suicide
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