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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 247, 5 June 1902
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MODE TROOPS M TOOOtS Transport Oaxaca Lands at Guaymas SOLDIERS MARCHING TOWARDS HERMOSILLO Volunteer! Being Organised to De. fend the City of Guaymas in Case the Yaquis Should Meet With Further Success and Move South
To Meet in Los Angeles
FAREWELL 10 OLDJMADES General Botha Writes to the Burghers ASKS THEM TO WORK FOR THE COMMON GOOD When Speaking of the Termination of the War the General Remarked, "It Is the Happiest Day of My Life Since I Left School"
HONORS FOR KITCHENER Created a Viscount, Made a General and Given Fifty Thousand Pounds
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TOO LATE!
BOTH SIDES HAPPY Scenes in the Field After the Peace Was Signed
COYOTE SCALP RULING Judge Hughei Benders Decision Favorable to Recover on Certificates
A MOST SINGULAR SUIT Aid of the Court Asked for by a Federal Office Holder in Eureka
KERSGARD'S STORY Claims to Have Been Bobbed on a Steamer by a Woman
PROFESSOR PEASE HONORED He Is Given th« Degree of LL.D. by-Colorado University
A Savings Deposit That Grew
FINANCES OF GREAT BRITAIN Hicks-Beach Makes His Statement THE DUTY ON GRAIN WILL BE RETAINED The Forty Million Pounds Provided for in the Budget Will Be Required for Transportation of Troops and Movement of the Boer Families
PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION Wonderful Progress Mads in Use of Oil the Past Year
NEW HOTEL PROJECT Story Comes From San Francisco That A. C. Bilicke Is Interested
WANT BETTER WAGES Telegraph Operators to Form a Union Organization
The New French Cabinet
EVERY INCH WASJONTESTEO Eft'ort to Move Wagons in Chicago MANY BITTER FIGHTS IN THE CITY STREETS Rioters Stand on a Viaduct and Harl Rocks at the Occupants of the M«at Wagons as They Pass Underneath Until the Police Open Fire on Them
MEAT CARAVAN'S PROGRESS It Was Interrupted Repeatedly and Many Blows Were Interchanged
RESULT OF COMPROMISE Strike of Department Store Drivers Is Settled
PACKERS EKJOIIEB Injunction Granted by New York Court RESTRAINED FROM TRADING IN EMPIRE STATE One of the Beef Trust Officials Say» the Action of the Court Will Not Interfere With Their Business in Even the Slighteit Degree
PACKERS ANDSTRIKERS They Are in Conference and,a Settlement May Be Effected
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
For Three Brides
Surprised by Friends
Pleasant Musicale
THE MINKS' STRIKE No New Developments Yesterday PRESIDENT MAY SEEK TO TRY ARBITRATION Some of the Hinei in the Schuylkill Region Are Reported to Be Ac. cumulating Water Because of the Stoppage of the Pumps
HOPE FOR ARBITRATION Will Ask the President to Appoint Commissioners
I WESTERN LABOR UNION A Campaign in Favor of Socialism Will Be Opened
JOB PRINTERS WIN Those in Chicago Have Their Wages Raised by Employers
Three Strikers Shot
r0 :ider Located
Undelivered Telegrams
A Delightful Surprise
Annual Picnic
INDIANA JEMOCHATS They Meet in Convention at Indianapolis CANDIDATES NAMED AND PLATFORM ADOPTED Resolutions Denounce the Policy of the Administration and Indulge in the Usual Platitudes 80 Dear to Heart* of the Democratic Party
CANDIDATES NOMINATED South Dakota Republicans Form Their Ticket by Acclamation
AROUND THE WORLD FOR 2C Distance a Letter May Travel With a United States Stamp
Gompers Is a Linguist
Why Americans Think Quicker
Good Buggy Wheels
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SEKOR BUM His Views on Philippine Affairs IS OPPOSED TO CREATION- OF A COLONIAL SYSTEM ' Hi Says for the Present the Filipinos Are Obliged to Have American Guidance as They Have But Just Emerged From Spanish Darkness
MAY LEAVE PHILIPPINES War Department Says Free Native! May Visit United State®
COMING NEXT SPRING President »t That Time Will VUIt Lob Angeles and See "Terrors"
NEW DIPLOMATS Changes in th« British and Spanish Embassies
Grand Army Men Favored (Bpeclal Dispatch to The Herald.)
Chinese Troubles Not Serious
The Smith Court-martial
THE NICARAGUA BILL Morgan Opens Debate in the Senate MAKES LIGHT OF VOLCANIC DISTURBANCE The Gentleman From Alabama Says That the Canal Bill Has Been Covered Over With Volcanic Soot and Ashes as by a Funeral Pall
THE ANTI-ANARCHY BILL Another Day Spent on the Measure in the House
Pensions Granted (Special Dispatch to The Herald.)
Statue of Baron Steuben
Cholera Decreasing In Canton
SHE TURNED ON THE GAS Mrs. Jensen and Her Daughter Then Died of Asphyxiation
A NEW RAILROAD To Run From Goldendale, Wash., to the Columbia River
DEATHS OF THE DAY
WELL CONSIDERED VERDICT After Being Out a Week a Jury Bring* in a Verdict of Guilty
Success Despite Boycott
Traffic Agreement Made
Wreck of a Steamer Found
Going to Coronation
A Love Tragedy
Funston to Talk Again
Sentenced to Death
Eight Miners Burned to Death
The Best Drink on Earth
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LEADS BYFEW VOTES Chamberlain Ahead, But Losing Ground CORRECTED RETURN 3 SHOW GAINS FOR FURNISH ■Eight Votes Only Separate Democratic and Republican Nominees for Governor With Three Counties Favor, able to Latter to Be Heard From
Cll ma to legists Banqueted
The Famous Pencil Deeds
NO LIQUOR TO BE USED Council of Labor Bars Intoxicants at Entertainments
Quiet at the Gun Clubs
Game Association Plans
Bowling Records Eclipsed
French Miners
NURSE GIRLS REBEL Class Leaves the County Hospital ONLY ONE SENIOR WILL BE GIVEN A DIPLOMA Stata of Anarchy Exists in Hospital School, Engendered by Dislike of New Superintendent—Nurses and Attendants Disregard the Rules
Tide Table for Fishermen
Coursing Drawing for Sunday
SEE MJITf ROADS Supervisors Note Result of Oiling • SAY THAT SHORTAGE OF FUNDS PREVENTS BETTER WORK All Sorts of Roads Are Passed Over in the Course of a Thirty-five Mile Drive in the Fourth Supervisorial District—Condition of the Roads j Until the roads of this county are put into decent shape for travel, I see little use In encouraging tourists to come to Los Angeles, or in seeking to keep them after they have come.— | Kxcerpt from statement by Walter Kaymond, proprietor of the .Raymond hotel.
Fulled Through All Sight
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OAKLAND IS WINNER Morley's Team Beaten in Hard Game TERRIFIC BATTING STREAK AT OPENING OF THE GAME Sensational Work of Buck Francks at Short Has Something to Do- With Ilesulb-ijimmy Hannivan's Off Day In Left—Story of the Game
POOR BALL GAME IN NORTH
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburg's Heavy Hitting
New York Win 3 at Last
Boston Bunched Hits
Winning Streak
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Athletics Had No Chance
Harper Put Out of Game
Lajoie Again Playing
Washington an Easy Winnef
Western League Games
COLISEUMS ARE VICTORIOUS Defeat the Owls by a Close Margin at the Maple Alleys
Two Ping Pong Cranks
Gardner and Root Pass Out
Bace Horses Go East
ARD PATRICK WINS London Derby Results in Surprise ROYALTY TURNS OUT EN MASSE TO TRACK Coronation Event Is Well Patronized by Americans—History of the Jilace and Some Previous Winners. Other Racing Results in the East
Derbies of Other Years
St. Louis Results
Winners at Harlem
Racing at Gravesend
Summary at LfftonSa
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
PHILIPPINE CAMPAIGN ISSUE
THE FIESTA NEVERMORE?
AQUARIUS' JOB IN THE EAST
CURTAIN DROPB ON HARBOR DRAMA
ERRONEOUS EASTERN IMPRESSION
NO TARIFF TINKERING
BOER EMIGRANTS
I foooooooooooooooooooooooo# 3 WttA tA» !Pr»eMi»n |
A Pioneer at Hueneme
Conscience Versus Superfluity I>o o•c.MiJnr'o ii#i'or tr*ln
Keeping Up Appearances
Serious Cause for Complaint
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
That Was Too Much
Don't Particularize
Queer Breakfasts
ZfAs j{rt of 77Jana</tng a Tlfan
Smmuniti/ in Congress
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The Theater
Transportation of Criminals
"The Church"
The Stone of Destiny
An Inclusive History
t The Human Bird rr»v, – ~ ~ -i-. v. i_ j
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
PERSONAL
TRIP AROUND THE WORLD Stoddard, the Famous Traveler, Ha* Something to Say
Novelties
A Mild Sensation Wl.a In T rm A —M l
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WILLIAMSJS HEARD Supervisors Possess Good Memories 1 FOUR SAY THAT THERE WAS AN "ORIGINAL ORDINANCE" Herald Story of the Hollywood Elec. trie Lighting Franchise Matter Indorsed by the Board—Secretary Sets His Opinion Against the Members
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION Movement Directed Against the Big Prize Fight
AT THE HOTELS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS FAVOR WW BRIDGE City Officials Are of One Opinion STUMBLING BLOCK IS MATTER OF EXPENSE The Proposition Hade by Walter Raymond to Save Viaduct Entrance to Palermo Avenue Meets With Nol. Opposition Except Want of Ennda j
(ORANGE COUNTY) BIG COMPANY ORGANIZED L«*wrence GartiiE.g, Injured Recently, Ja Committed ito Insane Asylum
News of Fullerron
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) ELKS ARE BUSY Committees at Work Preparing for Big- Celebration
Personals of Pasadena
(LOS ANGEUS COUNTY) TRUSTEES TO IMPROVE SAN PEDRO LOOKING TOWARDS BETTER STREETS Policy of the Town Board Is Shown by Actions Authorizing Building of Many Sidewalks and Gutter*
(VENTURA COUNTY) PREPARING TO BUILD Purchasers of Electric Road Franchise File Necessary Bond
(VENTUHA COUNTY) PLAN NEW TOWN Claraville to Be Established in Ventura County by Syndicate
(J .OS ANGELES COUNTY) NOTABLE WEDDING Brilliant Social Affair Tc.kes Plact at Whtttier
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SITE NOT SATISFACTORY Taxpayers of Lugonia Decide to Change School Location
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) NEW METHODIST CHURCH Building at San Dimas Is Completed and Ready for Dedication
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) TO ELECT TRUSTEE
Samuel L. Clemens, L.L. D.
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) GUNBOAT LOSES MEN MEMBERS OF CREW DESERT THE RANGER Officers Are Compelled to Draw on Mare Island Navy Yard for Men. Reecepticn Given at Country Club
(RIVERSIDE* COUNTY) INSPECTING CLIMATE American Climatolojjical Association to Visit Riverside
(SAM BERNARDINO OOUWTY) STRIKE TAKESNEW TURH CARLOAD OF BOILERMAKERS BROUGHT FROM EAST Men Are Installed In the San Bernardino Shops Under Cover ol Dark,isss—Serious Trouble Is Feared
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) VETERANS TO MEET Officers of Central California Association Are to Be Elected
WILL CONTINUE FIESTAS Merchants and Manufacturers' Association So Decides
(VENTURA COUNTY) SUMMER SEASON OPENS Santa, Paula's Camping Resort Begin* With a Big Ball
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) News From Downey
Other Actions Against Balllet
May Recover Lost Honey
Franchise for Street Cur Systsm: .I*l#
BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONG BEACH) WANTS AN INJUNCTION ACTION TAKEN BY LONG BEACH SOCIAL CLUB Seeks to Rtitraln Authorities From Making Further Raid* and Threaten* to Institute Suits for Damages
(SANTA MONICA) TRUSTEES ELECTED Selection* Made by the Women's Christian Temperance Union
(OCEAN PARK) REPUBLICANS ACTIVE Ocean Park Club Electa a New Execu. tive Committee
(REDONDO) LADY MACCABEES Pleasant Entertainment in Their Honor at Kedondo
Ccca Cola Carbonated In Bottles
Fair Warning to Investor*
(CATALINA ISLAND) NEW HOTEUT AVALON THE PACIFIC OPENS ITS DOORS TO PLEASURE SEEKERS Summer Traffic I> Now Fairly on and the Bay Is Alive With Bathers and Fishing- Farties—Latest Arrivals
NEED RANGERS THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE URGES PROMPT ACTION Arrangements to Be Made to Entertain the Utah Press Association and to Make a Trip to Ventura
Waists—Waists
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS ■"nnrtAi I
DEATHS
DIED
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PUBLIC RECORDS-JUNE 4 Deeds
Mortgagee
Homesteads
Attachment*
Miscellaneous . _ «M I. i TJ.I
Notlces of Completion
Building Permits
Marginal Satisfaction!
SUPERIOR COURT
Judgments
TOWNSHIP COURT
RIVAL cons CLASH SUNSET AND HOME COMPANIES FIGHT FOR BUSINESS Bates Argued Before Board of Education and Matters Stand Just About as Before—Sunset's Hard Fight
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL NEW ENGINE HORSES Pair of Blacks for Use of the Ftr» Department
ACCUSES A LAWYER Mrs. Arbuckle Says Attorney Lissner Misrepresgjited Facts
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
CLARK &JBRYAN WIN Decision in Celebrated ISpinks Case JUDGE TRASK DECLARES THEIR TRANSACTIONS HONORABLE The Exchange of WestlakeOil Shares for Los Angeles Realty Was Open and Fair and There Was No Evidence of an Attempt at Fraud
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STOCK DEALS NARROW GENERAL TONE OF SPECULATION IS RATHER HEAVY ftrike in the Coal Btgion Is Given at the Cause for the Unsettled Condi, tion of Affairs in Wall Street
FINANCIAL REVIEW
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Dried Fruits Steady
Chicago Fruit Price*
Fruit Sales in ths East
Traits in San Trandsco
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
©RANGES lELB YERY HOT
NEW YORK STOCKS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
POTATOES PLENTIFUL LARGE YIELD MAY CAUSE LOWER PRICES IN SEASON Thousands of Boxes of Fresh Fruits From the North—Eggs Bule Firm. Butter Fast Oolng Into Storage
CORN CENTER OF INTEREST
COOTROLSJHE OUTPUT COMPANIES CONTENDING FOR ILLUMINATING PRODUCT The Standard Absorbs the Arctic OU Company That Dealt Exclusively In Lubricating Oil—New Companies
New Jennings Field
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
A Blessing li) Disguise
A Jerome Property
Copper Rules Steady
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
For a Weak Back
Adams' Sarsaparllla Pills
ALLEGED FORGER CAUGHT W. 0. Poore, Charged With Passing Bogus Chech, Is Arrested
Card of Thanks
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IBUILDJOMS Short Line Will Rush Construction QUANTITIES OF MATERIAL ARE BEING COLLECTED fast* Ft Officials Expectsp««dy Ending of Strike—Southern Paciflo Aaki for Injunctions Against the Ticket Scalpera—Shrlners Coining
IN MEMORY OF OWEN FOSTER Musicians' Mutual Protective Association Passes Resolutions
Walking Skirts—Walking Skirts
Gilt Papers at Cut Prices
Headquarters for Hay Balers
oil Dauioutsnoi Loose Business Methods of Council THE STREET SPRINKLING CONTRACTOR IS THE GAINER Council Buys Oil in Open Market to Sprinkle Streets and Contractor Cross Is Free From the Supervision of the City Street Department
RUN DOWNjr I CM John T. Wool ley Is Badly Injured PHYSICIANS UNCERTAIN AS TO THE ULTIMATE RESULT Hip Is Broken and There Is a Wound on the Head Which Causes Delirium—Details of How the Accident Occurred on Spring Street
FIREMAN SERIOUSLY HURT Edward Biley of Engine No. 4 Falls Through Trap Door
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