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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 240, 29 May 1902
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TIT PUBLIC BUG SURE Conference Committee Approves Report THE BILL WILL SOON BE READY TO SIGN Aa It Now Standi Bight Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar® la Appropriated for a Building and the Additional Land That Kay Be Needed
SOMETHING HEW i« wrais Phenomena Observed by Professor Hill EXPLANATION OF THE AWFUL CATASTROPHE Mont Pelee I» ®tlll Intenssly Active and the Geologist Bays That He la Unable to Hake Any Predictions as to Just What It Will Do
THE MORNING'S NEWS
( FOREIGN
EABTEBN STATES
WASHINGTON
PACIFIC COAST
LOCAL
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS IN TWO STATES Strong for Roosevelt in Kansas AT MENTION OF HIS NAME THE DELEGATES Q0 WILD N President'a Attituds Toward Cuba Is Warmly Indorsed and ths Position of Hi* Administration Regarding ths Philippine Islands Oommended
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS Resignation of Waldeck-Roueaeau and Fellow Ministers Decided On
A FEMALE NIHILIST Young Russian Woman With an Infernal Machine in Handkerchief
Export of Norwegian* Stopped
Hanna Given an Ovation at Cleveland THE SENATOR RECONCILED TO OLD ANTAGONISTS Ths Platform Is Outspoken In Upholding President Roosevelt in Regard to Cuba and the Conduct of Affairs in the Philippine Islands
STRIKE OF THE ANTHRACITE MEN Engineers and the Pump Runners May Quit MAJORITY WILLING TO JOIN THE MINERS MONDAY Frank P. Sargent of the National Arbitration Board Thinks That th« Struggle Will Be Long and Bitter. The Bituminous Men May Join
TO AID FERNIE SUFFERERS Money Is Voted by Western Federation of Miners
WESTERN LABOR CONVENTION Initiative and Referendum Plan Is Discussed
CHICAGO TEAMSTERS' STRIKE Forty Thousand Workmen May Bi Mads Idle
Tie-up in Sacramento
Engineers Elect Officers
Denver Strike Situation
Bishop Potter Sails for Europe
'SILIItR uraimi The House Discusses a New Bill A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE SUBSIDIARY COINAGE L Representative Newlands of Nevada Proposes an Amendment to Make Half Dollars, Quartern, Dimes 1 and Half Dimes Legal Tender
FILIPINO IN WASHINGTON Leader of the Federal Party Confers With Secretary Root
Will Not Lease Public Land*
Governor Wood's Salary
General Knox 111
Secretary Root Going Abroad
To Be Charged With Perjury
Executive Nominations
Pensions Granted
Liquid Fuel
A FLYER WRECKED Many Narrow Escapes on the Part of Passengers
A ST. LOUIS BANK Report That Hill-Morgan Interests Have Control of Third National
PROSPECTS FOR PEACE London Paper Says the War Will End This Week
TRYING TO GET A JURY Over Six Hundred Veniremen Summoned at Salt Lake C T T> T L.- L* T*» « U Mntr OQ __ A f(nr
BRITISH SUPREMACY Lord Brassey Says as a Maritlm# Nation It Is Assured
EFFECT OF COMBINES Decline in Business of New York Produce Exchange .
MAY SUCCEED CORRIGAN Belief in Rome That Archbishop Keane Will Be the Man
HIS LIFE CRUSHED OUT An Offended Elephant Kills a Man in Brooklyn
Harriman Goes to Buffalo
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A NATIOHALJUNERAL Honor Accorded Remains of Pauncefote PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND CABINET PRESENT Che Escort From the Embassy to the Church Was Composed of Troops and Members of the Diplomatic Corps Acted as the Fall Bearers
TIME TOJOTE FIXED Tuesday Will Decide Fate of Philippine Bill SENATOR BURROWS SPEAKS FOR THE MEASURE Mr. Boar Exonerates General Miller From the Charge Made by Him That That Officer Old Want an Attack and Agulnaldo Defied Him
COURT-MARTIAL CASES War Department Receives Records of Trials in the Philippines
ELECTION OF SENATORS Hoar Offers Substitute for Wellington's Resolution
FUNDS SOLICITED Decision Given to the Civil Service Commission
THE STATEHOOD BILL Senate Committee Refuses to Fix a Day for Its Consideration
WILL NOT VETO IT Congressmen Feel Certain the Biver and Harbor Bill Will Be Signed
Democratic Caucus Postponed
Ranger Ordered to Panama
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CNfIIMU BHD Dust and Oil Form Poor Driveway WEAK ATTEMPT AT IMPROVEMENT SEEN* Dr. O. T. Pratt Points Out Needs for Better Roads in the County and Suggests a Plan of Building With the Material Now in Hand
SAN JOSE AND DEL MONTE New Train Service to Be Inaugurated by tiie Southern Pacific
To Be Absorbed by Rock Island
Protest to Santa F«
POWER COMPANY ORGANIZED Will Bring Electric Fluid From ths Feather River to Sau Francisco
FRESNO RATE CASE Second Trial of the Action Begun in San Francisco
STANFORD COMMENCEMENT A Large Number ot Degrees Given to Students
AGRICULTURAL DIRECTORS A Batch of Appointments Made by Governor Gage
Murdered Fellow Convict
Fordney Renominated
PLAGUE IN HONOLULU An Increased Force of Sanitary Inspectors Appointed
Will Not Have Morgan
The Hole in the Spanish Cabinet
A Big Tobacco Concern
Congressional Nominations
The Flood of Immigration
Corrections and Charities
Fine May Weather, This
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WADDELL-WHALEN Batteries Arranged for a Good Contest OAKLAND BEATS SACRAMENTO IN THE NORTH Harris Discusses Sunday Morning Game— Says He Has Not Been Treated Fairly—Northern Men Like the Climate Here—Notea
OAKLAND WINS Defeats Sacramento by a Score of Five to On*
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago Wilis Easily
Pittsburg Takes Another
Wet Grounds at New York
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland Beatc Washington
Plank's Fine Pitching
Cold at Baltimore
Vancouver Defeats Berkeley
University Baseball
Riverside Golf Tourney
Meteors Defeat Owls
OPENING OFJTROUT SEASON Warning Is Given to "'Sooners"—Fish Fairly Plentiful
Tide Table for Fishermen
DOINGS OF THE BOXERS
BOWL AT SANTA MONICA Coliseums Take B. B. C' 3. Into Camp by a Good Margin
WINS PRESIDENTS' CUP Mrs. Frank Griffith Takes Finals in Golf Competition
EASTERN RACING RESULTS Fair Grounds Sport
Winners at Latonia
Summary at Hawthorne
Results at Gravesend
Drawing for Coursing Sunday
Need Not Give Names
Sebastopol City Election
Husband and Wife Die Suddenly
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
WORDS OF WISDOM
HANNA'S TRIUMPH
EL DORADO THAWED OUT
TWEEDLEDUM AND TWEEDLEDEE
IRRIGATION OF TONGUE ROOTS
A GOOD INVESTMENT
MALICIOUS COWARDICE
5 With the ZProceuion 0
Chamber of Commerce'* Site
His Business Habits
The Blase Bachelor
The Wise Child
Friend's Word Vindicated
A Choice of Methods
Lew Sully's Dream
Might Be Worse
"Look Out Below!"
NO BAR M THE CAPITOL
0/ tSoctaf interest Mrs. Ellison Entertains
Pleasant Surprise Party
Bean-Phillips
For Her Daughters
Y. W. C. T. XJ. Social
Pine Forest Whist Club
Progressive Whist
Orange Street Whist Club
lonia Whist Club
Woodbury Literary Society
Social Notes
WOMEN^S_C.LUBS Buskin Art Club
Ebell Club's French Play
Wednesday Morning Club
Golden Hour Club
Holdupa vs. Pew-Fillera
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
CAMERA CLUB PRIZES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CHANGES ITS MIND Board of Education Will .Reconsider SUNSET TO BE GIVEN CHANCE ON TELEPHONE CONTRACT The Matter of Entering Into Agreement With Home Company for School Service Causes Discussion and a Decision to Postpone
A FINE CONCERT Given by the Choir of St- Vincent's Church Last Night
WOMAN MAY RECOVER Condition of Mrs. Coomer Is Still Very Serious
CLERKS WILL HAVE VACATIONS Hamburger & Sons Inaugurate a Popular Project in the Big Store
HOTEL ARRIVALS
PERSONAL
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS TO IMPROVE STREET Marengo Avenue People Organize OLD PEPPER TREES MAY HAVE TO BE REMOVED Association Effects Organization and Will Attempt to Make South Marengo Avenue One of the Finest Streets on the East Side of Town
VENTURA STREET FAIR Members of Differen- Committee* Are Announced
CALIFORNIA HORSES SOLD Biing High Prices at Dr. W. Seward Webb's Sale
WOOLLEY AT REDLANDS Prohibitionist Leader Addresses a Large Audience
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT San Luis Obispo Man Wounded in the Arm
'WILL BE ON MAIN LINE RIVERSIDE GRANTS RIGHT OF WAY TO SALT LAKE ROAD County Supervisors Adopt Call for Election to Be Held July 8 to Vote on Issue of Bonds for ft Courthouse
MAY HAVE GOLF LINKS John Duncan Dunn, the Expert, Visits Fullerton
Brevities of Lordsburg
LECTURING ON ALASKA BISHOP P. L. ROWE IS IN SAN DIEGO Officers of Snn Diego Coiiimandery, Knights Templar. Are Installed. Local Brevities and Personal Notes
NEW BOATS LAUNCHED Two Craft Enter the Water at Wilmington
Cut rent News oi Corona
TRIES TO KILL HERSELF* CUCAMONGA WOMAN SLASHES HER THROAT WITH RAZOR I Boilermakers' Strike at San Bernar-1 dino Settled. But Men May Walk j Out in Sympathy With Needles Men
OPENING OF HOTEL POTTER Occasion to Be Celebrated in Santa Santa Barbara
KILLED BU CAVE-IN J. W. KING OF SANTA ANA THE VICTIM OF ACCIDENT Deceased Was a Prominent Man in the County and Republican Candldat, for Treasurer— Santa Alia News
AT SOLDIERS' HOME Elaborate Program Prepared for Decoration Day Services
FIREMEN JGIVE A BULL DEDICATE NEW OPERA HOUSE AT SAN PEDRO Constable and City Marshal Havt ft Lively Time in Arresting Mrs. T. Sepulveda for Malicious Mischief
Claremont Cactus Club
BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONG BEACH) GROWTH OFJLOKG BEACH ASSESSMENT INCREASE OF HALF MILLION DOLLARS School Election Warming Up—Elder Ellla Discharged—The New Fire Department Has Been Organized
(CATALINA ISLAND) BIG FISH_AT AVALON Sport With White Sea Bass and Yellowtail—Latest Arrival»
(BRIGHTON BEACH) MARIPOSA CLUB OUTING Enjoyable Excursion Planned for Brighton Beach
(SANTA MONICA) APPRECIATMRESTERS LETTER OF THANKS FOR THEIR RECENT ENTERTAINMENT Series of Sunday Evening Lectures to Be Delivered by the Rev. J. R. Speck at the Christian Tabernacle
(OCEAN PARK) SCHOOL BONDS Entire Issue to Be Sold in Los Angeles Next Tuesday
ORGANIZER IS NAMED William 23. Goodman Is Chosen by the Council of Labor
Good Buggy Wheels
WANT FLAMBEAU CLUB Young Republicans Take Steps Towards an Organization
Easily Convinced
New Electric Railway to Be Opened
The New York Central Lines
Everything Yon Wait
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
Forecast . i : /■ T-> _ I „ TV..ra.r
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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INVESTMENTS CONTINUE % AVAILABLE PROPERTIES ARE TAKEN AT ADVANCES Main Street Frontage Sold to a Sacramento Investor—Hope Street Residence Brings a Notable Figure
PUBLIC RECORDS, MAY 28
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL LARGE SUM DEMANDED HEIRS TO MICHIGAN ESTATE CLAIM PROPERTY Xh*y Say That Loa Angeles People Owe the Amount on Some Old Notes and Mortgages
FIREMEN RESIGN Five of the Fire Fighters Leave the Department
MAY IMPEACH CONSTABLE Jurors Say Taylor Stood by While Fisher Was Beaten
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
Mortgage!
Homesteads
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JOCK TRADING SMALL ■OFITS AND LOSSES ABE ft LIMITED ON 'CHANGE ol Speculation Seems on the Corn Crop of the Tear. Market Closed Very Dull
FINANCIAL REVIEW
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits in San Francisco
New York Fruit Prices VHITT VATll.' If no Ti r%
Chicago Fruit Sales
Prunes Bule Active VTStif ITn ~TT it no »**!__ _.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FAICY ORANGES ARE VERY FIRM
STOCKS AND BONDS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COAST SHIPPING
HAY CROP IS UNCERTAIN OLD WELL CLEANED UP AND ALFALFA MAY BE SHORT Cherries Being Freely Offered, Prices Take a Tumble—Eggs Rule Active. New Potatoes Largely in Evidence
CORN OPENED WEAK
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
THE MINING FIELD
English Copper Lower
Boston Copper Stocks
San Francisco Mining Stocks
STOCK EXCHANGE
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MURDER FEARED' Hinckley's Whereabouts Still a Mystery STATEMENT THAT HE MET DEATH IN A MINE X<etter Received to the Effect That He Wai Buried Under a Cave-in, But Relatives Are of the Opinion That, He Was the Victim of Assassins
HARRIMAN ESCAPES ARREST Colorado Game Warden Plans Capture of Millionaire
DISCUSS BUILDING PLANS Chamber of Commerce Receiving Applications for Offices
DON'T LIKE TRAINS Pack of Coyotes at Eastlake Park Possess a Peculiarity
Horse Thieves at Work j
Instructor Resigns
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