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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 238, 27 May 1902
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era his .SIS ARREST Painful Duty of a Scotch Magistrate fIUINED BY THE YOUNG MAN'S WAYWARDNESS COJves Up All He Possesses to Make Good His Boy's Defalcations and Finally Traces Him to Washington, Where H« Brings Him to Justice
LOS ANGELES WINS Conference Committee Agrees on the New Postoflioe
TURKISH TROOPS SLAIN Entire Battalion Annihilated by the Rebels in Arabia
THE MORNING'S NEWS
NATION S GUESTS VOTJIAOARA French Party Begins Its Sightseeing INSPECT BATTLEGROUND OF QUEENSTOWN HEIGHTS Battleship Gaulois Beaches New York and Mayor Low Issues an Address to Citizens to Show Every Courtesy to Their Distinguished Visitors
DECIDE TO COME TO LOSJNGELES; Presbyterian Assembly to Be Held Here LIVELY DISCUSSION BEFORE SELECTION IS MADE Overture Requesting That Ministers of the Southern Church Be Retired With the Same Privileges as Those of the North Is Defeated by Vote
MAY ARBITRATE COAL STRIKE Important Conference Is Held in Chicago MITCHELL MEETS MEMBERS OF CIVIC FEDERATION Plsn to Be Submitted to Hanna for Another Conference of the Mine Operators and the Whole Committee of the Civic Federation
AMPLE SUPPLIES FOR TNE_PRESERT Prompt, Relief of West Indian Refugees OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM THE AGENTS OF GOVERNMENT Gratitude of the French Governor and the Inhabitants of Stricken Islands to the People of the United States. Extent of Damage on St. Vincent
FORT DE FRANCE SAFE i No Possible Danger From Eruptions From Mount Pelee
ST. VINCENT DISASTER The Total Loss of Life Estimated ut Seventeen Hundred
Experiences at Sea
M'LACHLAN IS HOPEFUL Good Chance for Both Irrigation an 9 Canal Legislation
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PEACE ISJMD Hitch in the Negotiations in South Africa SOME OF THE BOERS ANXIOUS TO RENEW HOSTILITIES Dissatisfied With Conditions Imposed by British and Would Rather Continue the Struggle Than Accept Them—Balfour Has Nothing to Say
Salfour Is Reticent
Boer Demands
Points of DeLail
WARE IN TOPEKA Will Not Attend the State Republican Convention
Charles D Thompson Arraigned
HAYTIAN SITUATION Provisional Government With Canal as President Constituted
Tommy Ryan Defeats Handler
Two Killed by Boiler Explosion
Gaynor and Greene Cas® xt.. rii,ni tH.-> ikatitlnns
Expense Money for Palma
Duke of Marlborough's Garter i- v i , . * il* TKn A Ci An Io t ftit
Akron Man Knocked Out
STEAMSIMMINE The Morgan Agreement With German Lines DIVISION OF THE TRAFFIC AND PORTS OF CALL North Atlantic Cabin Passenger Traffic to Be Regulated by Special Pooling Arrangement—Big Guaranty Given by the American Syndicate
CO MAKES HIS INITIAL LEAP INTO POOL
DAMAGE BY FLOOD Three Big Railroad Bridges at Pueblo Washed Out
TO PROSECUTE DEMING Action Against Volunteer Officer Released by Supreme Court
Confesses His Guilt
Aeronaut Drowned
Kaiser to Entertain Americans
Tornadoes in South Carolina
Chun Keong's Execution
Alleged Countefeiter Acquitted
To Offer Statue to the Kaiser
Attel and Young Corbett Matched
World's W. C. T. TJ. Convention
Tolstoi's Condition
Former Senator Mcßride Married
Bubonic Plague
Everything Yon Want
TREATIES WILL GO OVER Senator Cullom Willing to Let Reciprocity Rest for a Time
To Give Filipinos a Hearing
Will Sign Indian BUI
Not the Leading Issue
House Democrats to Caucus
The Approaching Campaign
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PATTERSON EXPLAINS Debate on Philippines Bill Resumed COLORADO SENATOR REPLIES TO FORAKER'S CRITICISMS Aesolution Introduced to Have the Subject ot Lynchlngs Investigated and See if the Government Can Devise Means of Preventing Them
Presidential Appointments
The President's Family
A NATIOMBUTE High Honors Shown the Dead Ambassador HEADS OF ARMY AND NAVY DETAILED FOR THE FUNERAL Remains of Lord Pauncefote to B« Sent to England on an Amerioan Man-of-war—British Government Expresses Its Deep Appreciation
WORKING FOR DELAY Senate Committee's Reasons for Opposing Hoar's Canal Bill
IN THE HOUSE Day Devoted to District of Columbia Legislation
Army Transport Service
HIM DENIAL | Former Captain of Volunteers Testifies FLATLY CONTRADICTS CORPORAL O'BRIEN Says the Latter Spoke Untruthfully in Every Particular and That He Was Not Where He Testified to Being on Certain Dates—Women Unmolested
Promotion for Brooke
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THREE MENWOUNDED Highwaymen Rqb a Saloon at Whatcom TWO POLICEMEN AND A BYSTANDER ARE SHOT One of the Policemen Is Struck by a Bullet From the Pistol of Another Officer Who Mistook Him for One of the Robbers in the Darkness
TIMBER ON HOMESTEAD Order Govarning Railway Belt in British Columbia
NOT A BIGAMIST Pullman Car Conductor Disproves His Wife's Charges
AWARDED A FORTUNE Wife ot a Former Policeman Will Receive Nearly $2,000,000
FISHERMEN LOSE CASE Decision in Suit Against Alaska Packers' Association
WHERE IS FARARR? President of the Standard Salt Company Disappears
ATTEMPTED HOLD UP Two Men Wounded on a Freight Train in Oregon
ORDERED TQ THE PHILIPPINES
k ? Missing Man Heard From
Hill Will Not Compromise
Decision Against Chinese
X,ower Telegraph Rates to Dawson
Schooner Nellie E. Thurston Safe
Steamship Valencia Libeled
Y. W. C. A. Conference
Santa Fe's Request of Berkeley
French Surgeon in Trouble
May Buy Vining's Library T ILroriov T C*
Chinese Opium Dealer Murdered
Destructive Fire in Oregon
Sentenced to Be Hanged
Acquitted of Ballot Box Stuffing
Heavy Sentence
Great Catch of Salmon
Wife Murderer Sentenced
Secretary Goodsell Resigns
No Plot Against Pope
DO NOT NEGLECT TIII Little Ills of Today The Use of Paine's Celery Compound Will Eradicate from the Blood and System the Seeds of Disease
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♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ 'X Of Social Sn forest £ »oeooooooooooooooocoooooo^ Orpheum Loge Party
Tennis Club Dance
Birthday Party
Piano Recital
Monday Musical Club
Wedding Anniversary
Social Notes
San Jose Elks' Dedication
DEATHS OF THE DAY Henri Greville
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IN BASEBALL CIRCLES' Manager Harris Talks of His Plans HE CLAIMS SUNDAY MORNING GAME WAS A DRAW I<o« Angeles Players Make Killing With the Mackerel—Morley Not Intending to Release Qibbs at Present—News of the Diamond
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveand Takea a Gams
Kelley Is Suspended
Philadelphia Wins
St. Louis Outplays Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago's Close Shave
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES
Wall Gets a Pelting
SEMI FINALS ARE PLAYED Two Contestants Remain in Presidents* Cup Golf Competition
Listen to the Hammer
HARRY NEW WINS LATONIA Opening of Cincinnati Track Results In an Upset
St. Louis Race Winners
Results at Hawthorne
Summary at Oravesend
LUCKY BALDWIN'S STRING Speculation Rife at Shicago About Cruzados and Others
Horse Alcedo Injured
OAKS DEFEAT BELMONTS
DEEP SEA FISHING Launch Owners Report That Trolling Is Good
Tide Table for Fishermen
New Ping Pong- Convert
Calaveras County Fair
Choynski and Johnson
Yanger Outpoints Bice
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The Herald at Summer Resort*
YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
BACKSET FOR MISCHIEF-MAKERS
GLOOMY COAL STRIKE PROSPECT
STEEL AGE OBJECT LESSON
SHOULD ACT TODAY
ANOTHER BIG CONVENTION COMING
A SPIKED DEMOCRATIC GUN
IS CANDY RESPONSIBLE?
#00000000000000000ooooooo# s With tk* | The Sunahina Army
"Californian" Fruit Abroad
Confused Botanical Terms
He Was Nice About It
The Legal Muddle
Sage and ihe Ztriumtn'rato
The Wrong Mr. Richardson
!Pubiio ZPuts* More Bad lotdi
Costly Churches
Duty, Not Interference
Got His Share
At Riley's Ping-Pong Party
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENfSOFTHE DAY
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THE ORPHEUM'S BILL Alfred Kelcy Reappears in His Irish Sketch—The Statue Dog
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
GOOO PIECES OF ROAD Hollywood and Environs, Afford a Relief % ROAD INVESTIGATOR FINDS'! SOME THINGS TO COMMEND Roads of All Sorts, From Fine to | Wretched, Are Found West of the City—Tourists Make Complaint on Account of Lack of Signi Boards
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS THOMASJCOUITTEO Covina Liquor Case Tried in Pasadena DEFENDANT SWEARS HE NEVER SAW DOBBS The Jury, After Over Three Hours Deliberation, Brings in a Verdict of Acquittal for William Thomas, Accused of Illegal Liquor Selling
LORDSBURG REALT.Y Many Sales Recently Made, at Good Prices
SECURE CONDOR'S EGG Valuable Find Made by Residents of Piru City
FULLERTON_NOTES C. B. Huggans. Proprietor of the Reception Hotel, Sells Out
YOUNG BURGLAR IS TRAPPED Caught With Another Man's Trousers Emerging From a Room
CROWDS ATJTENT CITY ANNUAL SUMMER RUSH NEAR AT HAND Anti-Saloon Fight Is in Progress at National City—San Diego Elks Preparing for Benefit Entertainment
NO HEALTH OFFICER Ventura County Has No Provision for Such an Officer
CANADIANS' PICNIC Large Party Goes From Redlands to Harlem Springs
SERVICES AT CORONA Union Memorial Exercises Held in the Opera House
FOR MEMORIAL DAY Alhambra, Garvalia and San Gabriel to Hold Union Services
TO SPRINKLE WITH OIL Roads in and Near Wilmington to Be Improved
PAWNED THE WATCH Samuel Ferraras Took It Out of His Landlady's Trunk
SAN PEDRO INDIGNANT Board of Trade Will Refute Groundless Charges
Soldiers' Home Memorial Services SOLDIERS' HOME, May 26.—1 –
MRS. STEELEJ.OSES SUIT DECISION FOR DEFENDANT IN CASE AGAINST NUFFER Farewell Bachelor Banquet Tendered to Harry S. Tubbs—Four Person* Narrowly Escape Serious Injury
NURSES TO GRADUATE California Hospital Training School Program Announced
NO TASTE FOR POLITICS Ministerial Union Wishes to Withdraw From Charter Revision
Verdict of Suicide
STRIKE OFJDILERMAKERS SANTA FE MEN QUIT WORK AT SAN BERNARDINO Trouble Is Due to Discharge of a Man Who Refused to Be Transferred. Upland Township Cats—Brevities
NIGHT HAWKS IN TROUBLE Secretary De Camp or the Club and Monte Mansfield Are in Jail
SALE FALLS THROUGH Lodging House Purchaser Receives a Rap From the Proprietor
MURPHY MOLLEY DISPUTE BETWEEI APOSTLES Of TEMPEHNCE Murphy Declares He Has the One ttt Start Woolley on thedpward Path, and Woolley Bays Je Was Not
FOR CHURCH UNITY Bev. E. H. Brooks Succeeds in Start* ' ing Plan of Co-operation
ARE WORKING FOR MEMBERS Vegetarian Society to Hold Meeting to Discuss Various Questions
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BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONQ BEACH) CHAUTAUQUA MEETINGS LONG BEACH ASSEMBLY WILL BE A NOTABLE ONE 6tatus of Campaign Against Social Club Evil—Missing Boat Ivy Returns in Safety—lce Plant Stares
(CATALINA ISLAND) TRAVEL IS AGAIN GOOD Catalina Island Is Favored by Fin«i Travel
(SANTA MONICA) PLANS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE Board of Trustees Consider New Building for Ocean Park
(OCEAN PARK) ACTIVITY IN BUILDING Many Improvements Are to Be Seen at Ocean Park
(REDONDO) LADY MACCABEES ENTERTAIN Notes and News of Interest From Redondo Bench
SEARCH FOR KNIGHT'S BODY Watchers Confident of Finding the Remains Today
GLIMPSES INTO NEW HOME OE EBELL CLUB IN CUMNOCK HALL
CARS OF MELONS |go East on Passenger Train Time ' INDIO IS GIVEN A SPECIAL FAST TRAIN SERVICE Burlington Railroad Plans a Line From Cheyenne, Wyo., Through , Northern Colorado to Salt Lake. Makes New Short Line Connection
Elections in Belgium
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions iv pram'isciV Mav 2*l—San Fran-
Forecast « 1i ♦' il.m* '»• iM.Cf.'f#
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
UIED
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PUBLIC RECORDS, MAY 26
Trust Deeds
Homesteads
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Building Permits
VICTORY UE DEEMED JOHN G. WOOLLEY HOPES FOR THE FUTURE Former Presidential Candidate of the Prohibition Party Thinks That Ultimately Success Will Be Won
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL PRINTIKGJONTRACT Wilson Offers Another Statement JOURNAL'S DEMAND FOR APRIL IS HELD UP Assessment for Opening of Alley Between Fifth and Sixth Streets That Met With Considerable Opposition Is Approved—City Council Notes
FEDERAL GRAND JURY Indictments Are Returned Against a Number of Accused
COURT BRIEFS
QUESTION ONE DISTRICT ATTORNEY REMOVES BAR TO LOCAL OPTION County Precincts Can Vote for License or No License Although Certain Phases Involve Constitutionality
WANTS MORE MONEY Highway Commission Asks Supervisors for Additional Appropriation
SEVEM FEET OF EARTH Association Says That It la Short That Much
A Farmer Straightened Out
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH Experiments at Avalon Station Prove Successful
New Electric Railway to Be Opened
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STOCKS JK ACTIVE STANDARD SECURITIES MUCH LOWER ON 'CHANGE Season for Free Selling Not Known. Discouraged Holders Unload Large Line*—Money on 3 Per Cent Basis
FINANCIAL REVIEW
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Coast Shipping
HIGH CLASS FRUIT IN BEIANB
STOCKS AND BONDS
Kond*
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Prunes Firmly Held
Fruits In San Francisco
EGGS AGAINJOVANCE LOCAL PRODUCT SHORT CAUSE EASTERN IMPORTATIONS Cherry Shipments Large—Prices Go Lower—Fish More Plentiful—Pototaes Active on Short Supply
WHEAT SHOWED AN ADVANCE
English Consols Wanted
PLANNING FOR RETURNS DATA SHOWING THE IMMENSE VALUE OF THE INDUSTY The Standard Oil Company Alone Is Expending About $6,000,000 in a Plant to Handle Petroleum Product
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
A Bonanza Section
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Lake Copper Higher
Boston Copper Stocks
Good Buggy Wheels
Rest Easy
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MM* LEAGUE HOLDS ITS THIRD ANNUAL CONVENTIUN
NEWMAN CLUB DIN W. H. Workman, Jr., Reeds a Paper on "The Renaissance''
Undelivered Telegrams
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