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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 253, 11 June 1902
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BLOODY, BUI II I WAS DECISIVE Mexicans Break Power ot Yaquis THE INDIANS WERE STRONGLY INTRENCHED Ihey Made a Determined Stand, But the Calvary of General Torres Gained Their Position and Then They Were Finally Overpowered
ROW IN REICHSRATH The Austrian Government Denounced by the Czechs
Damage Caused by Typhoon
THE MORNING'S NEWS
GOERS HELD lIP BY BRITISH It Was in a Friendly Way, However COFFEE AND TOBACCO GIVEN TO FORMER ENEMIES The Boers Generally Hold Unfavorable Opinions of Their Former Allies, Except Ameiicans, Who They Say Are Great Fighters
PUZZLED BY WARSHIPS Officials Not, Advised Concerning German Movement to Venezuela
SITUATION IN HAYTI While All Is Quiet Now Fighting Is Sure to Come
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS Gathering in for the Convention JUDGE PENNYPACKER WILL BE NAMED FOR GOVERNOR Senator Quay Is Accused at a Commit, tee Meeting of Making- Deliberate Misstatements and Beseuts It as a Direct and Deliberate Insult
DEMOCRATSi OF ARKANSAS They Gather in Convention and Nominate Candidates
Grain Tax in the Commons
President Goes to West Point
FATE OF VIENNA'S LICENSE NOW RESTS WITH CONISSIONEBS
MISSING TOT! YEARS IDENTITY OF HILL MAY BE ESTABLISHED Family in Seattle Claims Unknowp Man Who Died in Los Angeles Was a Long Lost Parent
A TORNADO'S PATH Northern Minnesota Visited and Several Persons Killed
WATERS STILL RISING The Neosho Overflows Its Bsnks and Destroys Many Grain Fields
READY FOR BANDITS Union Pacific Officials Prepare for a Hold-Up
Killed by Dynamite
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS One Hundred and Seventy Delegates Present at Grand Parlor
An Illustrator's Suicide
Pay of Cuban Legislature
Testimony Presented ai All-Day Session OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE OF VIOLATIONS Many Witnesses Testify and Defendants Make Convicting Statements. Commissioners Will Announce Tuesday Whether License Is Lost
The Liberty Bell
Big Lumber Blaze
Johann Most's Sentence Confirmed
Fifth Victim of a iFire
CAUSE OFJIG STRIKE Commissioner Wright Is to Explain It INFORMATION ASKED FOR BY THE PRESIDENT Results of Interviews Held With Prgpident Mitchell for the Strikers and Railroad Officials for the Operators' Side of the Case
STRIKES GENERAL Seven Thousand Laborers Are Out Though Wages Are High
Shopmen Threaten
INDIANS SUFFERING Thousands on the Reservations Are Threatened With Starvation ... ..r a T 1A D»r,fne.Dnr
Third Trial of Jessie Morrison
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ML BILL PASSED Government Yards Will Build No Ships BATTLESHIPS, GUNBOATS AND ARMORED CRUISERS (Senator Perkins Makes a Plea for the Construction of Two Battleships in Uncle Sam's Navy Yards, But Entirely Without Sucoess
WHAT THE SENATE DID Naval Bill Passed and the Canal Project Discussed
LOOKS BAD FOR CANAL Majority for the Panama Route and That Means No Canal
HANNA IS INDIGNANT Does Not Like the Talk That Re Is Working for the Railroads
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT It Is Said It Will Be on a Basis of Twenty Per Cent Reduction
SMITH COURT-MARTIAL Record in the Case Has Not Yet Reached the Department
GUILTY OF BRIBERY Secretary of the Mayor oi Minneapolis in Trouble
PACIFIC JME BILL Special OMer Adopted for Consideration CABLE SHOULD BE OWNED AND OPERATED BY GOVERNMENT Objection Is Made by Mr. Dalzell to John W. Mackay's Proposition on the Ground That British Capital Is Behind the Scheme
ARCHDUKE JOHN Another Story Corroborative of His Loss at Sea
THE SANITARIUM HORROR It ts Feared That the Death List Will Be Added To
BANQUET AT ST. VINCENT'S Young Men's Sodality Holds Annual Session
Students Missing
Suicide of an Old Printer
A Great Tea This Will Be
Ohio Democrats
A Mining Congress
New President of Washburn
Brigadiers Retired
LIKES AMERICAN WOMEN
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ESCAPED CONVICTS Officers and Bloodhounds on Their Trail STEAL CLOTHING AND HORSES IN THEIR FLIGHT The Fugitives Were Seen Near a Railroad Station Yesrerday. Eight Miles From Salem, Well Mounted and One Was Apparently Wounded
WANTED IN COLORADO Tracy Has a Bad Record and Escaped From the Aspen Jail
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS Those Selected by Representatives oi' the University
UNITED WORKMEN
HEAD-ON COLLIS.3N Engineer and Fireman Killed and Many Fassengers Injured
MORALS 0i: TRADE lunu.il Lecture co Be Delivered on the Ethical Aspects oi Business
THE CREDIT MEM They Meet and Reports Show the Association Is Flourishing-
-•* ♦ ROAD TO BE BUILT Agreements M.'.de With Chinese for Corr.menremen: of Work
COMMITS SUICIDE
IMPERIAL COUNCIL | Mystic Sliriners in a I (irand Parade 4 WELCOMED TO SAN FRANCISCO ? BY THE MAYOR } At Night, Formed in a Gay But 4 Ingenious Procession, They i Down Market Street Under a | Broad Canopy of Electric Lights v
SAVING T0 THE STATE Agents Holding Coyote Scnlps Wil Not Get the Reward
NEGROES LYNCHED Two Men Charged With Murder Taken From Jail and Hanged
Found Guilty of Bribery
CAN SECLREDAMAGES Powder Company Had Too Great Supply — KLEEBAUER'S RESIDENCE WAS INJURED BY EXPLOSION The Supreme Court Decides an Action Arising Out of an Old Tragedy in Which a Chinaman Blew Up Himself and Several Officers
DEATHS OF THE DAY James T. Henry
Not Perniciously Active
i A Ghastly Find
Bank Trust Denied
Thaiiks for Wilhelmina
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POLO FORJHE KING Exhibition Game Won by British Team MATCH WITNESSED BY EDWARD AND ROYAL FAMILY American Players Presented to His Majesty Who Manifests Much Interest in International Match Now in Progress—Score, Six to Five
NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis Wins Opening Game of the Series From New York
One for Brooklyn
Duggleby Hit Hard
Rain Interrupted the Game
AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston, Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit the Winners
Garvin Invincible
Cleveland Braces Up
Detroit Bunches Hits
Western League
Minor Ball Games
ON EASTERN TRACKS Results of Yesterday's Races at St. Louis Fair Orounds
Results at/New York
Winners at Harlem
Latonia Summary
Fort Erie Winners
SANTA MONICAS WIN Came Up From the Beach to Bowl the Belmonts
OAKS DEFEAT BRUNSWICKS Infants Lose Three Games to North Main Street Men
DANNY SHEA ARRESTED Shortstop Meets Trouble in Joining San Francisco tall Team
LINE-UP FOR TODAY rones and Probably Dowling Will Be in the Box
California Players East
A Bicycle Reoord Beaten
Heno Reaches Chicago
Plead Guilty to Murder
SCHOOL DAYS CLOSE Diplomas for Collegiate School Class DR. DOWLING DELIVERS AN ADDRESS Advises Girl Gracluates to Aspire to the Very Highest Things—Reception Is Held fit the Close of ths Interesting Class Exercises
FEAST OF SHABUOTH Festival of Pentecost Begins With Sermon in the Synagogue
MUST STAY IN PRISON A Soldiers' Application for Release Is Denied
Women-s Golf Tournament
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
WEST POINT CENTENNIAL
GARBAGE
REVOKE THE LICENSE
THE TRIUMVIRATES CANARD
THE UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT
THE HOSPITAL INVESTIGATION
♦ IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ With tho EProcess ion g
The Tyro Lemon Raiser
He Wanted a Transfer
Don't Know Any Better
Crror Jrtbout jtdam
Ship ffiuitdtng in the Tforthwest
JFfe Jffact to jfccivc the e///octet
TJJr. 77Joodi/'s l/is/tor
The Real Thing
Appreciated
| Want* "Tfoxt" Jibotts/fd |
THE PUBLIC PULSE Action on Public Question!
The Deadly Parallel
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
. EVENTS OF THE DAY
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
A National Bureau, of Insurance
NEW GOING UP THE H.RAPHAEL CO. MAKES EX TENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS Is Preparing to Extend Its Field and Produce a Line of Goods to Compete in the Eastern Markets
"JULIUS CAESAR" Frederick Warde and His Company Give a Fine Performance
PERSONAL
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS WILL CLOSE ALLEYS Sabbath Day Bowline: Is Abandoned CONTROVERSY SETTLED WITHOUT LAW MAKING Hairy Myers States That He Will Comply With Request of the Council Contained in the Resolutions Adopted by Committee of That Body
AT THE BANQUET TABLE Graduates of Throop Hold Their Reg ular Annual Meeting
FUNDS COMING IN Success of Fourth of July Celebration Is Assured
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SCHOOL BONDS CARRY i New Building Is Voted for the Union District 1
EAGLES' JOLLY EVENING :» s Elks' Hall Crowded With Aerie and ,j Friends
Character in Lauglit
(SANTA BARBARA COTTNTT) TUNNEL IS DANGEROUS i CAVE-IN MAY OCCUR AT ANY MOMENT Appreheusion Is Felt That a Serious Accident May Befall Workmen in Aqueduct as the Timbers Are Old |
♦♦♦ (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WEDDING BELLS RING Popular Young Man and Woman Aie Joined at the Altai
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FARMERS AT PICNIC Fourth Annual Meeting of Clubs Is Held at Edgemont Ranch
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) ALL DAY SERVICES New Protestant Spanish Church Is t>o Be Dedicated
(ORANGE COUNTY) WORKCOMPLETED Important Water Improvement at Horseshoe Bend
RECEIVES IN NEW HOME Pasioi of Bethel Baptist Church Gives n House Warming
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CAMPAIGN WILL OPEN REPUBLICANS PREPARING FOR ACTIVE SEASON Friends of Mayor Frary Are Endeavoring to Induce Him to Enter the Race for the State Senatorahip
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RED LETTER DAY Children Have Services and Church Decorations First Seen
' (SAN LUIS OBISPO OOUNTT) PIONEER PASSES AWAY DEATH OF JOHN M. PRICE CAUSES MUCH REGRET Deceased Was On» of the Oldest Residents of the State—All Flags in the City Are Hung at Half-Hast
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) TRUSTEES RE ELECTED Only Oue Change Made in High School District Officials
(LOa ANGELES COUNTY) SOCIAL AND_ DANCE Young Men of Puente Give an Interesting Entertainment
[ (SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) CHARTER PLANS DEFEATED SAN BERNARDINO WILL HAVE TO WAIT TWO YEARS Wrangle in Board of Trade Over the Proposition to Bequest City Trustees to Call a' Freeholders' Election
YOUNG DENTISTS DINE University Faculty Glv«» Banquet to Graduates
BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONQ BEACH) ROADS RUINED BY OIL IMPROPER APPLICATION DOES MUCH DAMAGE Xieng Beach Citizens Discuss the Advisability of Oiling Suburban Highways—Officials to Investigate
(CATALINA ISLAND) FISHING STEADILY IMPROVES Visitors to the Island Enjoy Some Splendid Sport
(REDONDO) STEAMER_ARRIVALS Several Vessels From Northern Ports Discharging at Bedondo
(OCEAN PARK) NEW COTTAGES Considerable Building Under Way at Ocean Park
SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEART Arthur Eyssen of Adlcff & Hauerwans Commits Suicide
"JUDGE" BEAN IS DEAD Apoplexy Closes the Checkered Career of a Retired Policeman
' JAMES PLATO IS KILLED Old Man Steps In Front of a. Car and Receives Fatal Injuries
(SANTA MONICA) MEETING J TRUSTEES MATTERS DISPOSED OF BY THE SOUTH SANTAMONICABOARD First Annual Class Day of the Lincoln High School Attracts a Large Audience—Arrivals at the Beacb
Special Rates for Teachers
STUDENTS TO GRADUATE Preparations Are Completed for University Commencement
PROBABLY JUJCOHOLISM ,Mau Did Not Take Poison as Was Suspected
BRITISH_FINANCES A Revised Statement Presented in Parliament
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly Cured
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THE HERALD
JOOOOOOOOb oo ooooooooooooo* I HERALD LINER_STATIONS 8
<><><>- • THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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PUBLIC RECORDS-JUNE 10
Mortgages
Homesteads
Attachment*
Miscellaneous
Marginal Satisfactions
Building Permits
SUPERIOR COURT
TOWNSHIP COURT
RAILROADS
New Electric Railway to Be Opened
Do Vou Play Poker?
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WEST SIDE WATER COMPANY IS SB TWELVE MORE WELLS
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL doughnm stayers PROFESSOR WHO ATE THEM TEN YEARS AGO INSANE Tells Commission His Inner Anatomy Is Becoming Solid—He Is Sent to an Asylum—The Case of French
WORKING ON CRYPTOGRAM Majoi Bonnell Trying to Decipher the Hill Puzzle
INVESTIGATION TODAY County Hospital Sensations to Bo Sprang This Morning
COURT BRIEFS
Shot by His Son
Suicide of a Murderer
♦000000000000000000000 J 0/ Sociai Sntarast L •ocooooooooooooooooooo For Mr. and Mrs. Talbot
For Visiting Physicians
Elser-Hensel
In Honor of Their Children
Pretty Card Party
Athena Reception
Social Notes
OHIO SOCIETY MEETING Joint Headquarters for Several State Societies Proposed
Ammonal, a New Explosive
COMPTON JVENUE OUIET COMPANY MAKES NO ATTEMPT TO RELAY TRACKS Policeman Hill Has a Lonely Time Looking for Trouble—Neighborhood Opinion Divided Over the Line
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stocks mm quiet SPECULATION DULL AND NARROW ON WALL STREET Bmlb Confined to Manipulation ot Professional Boom Traders—Crop Prospects—Money Market Is Easy
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
Dried Apples Quiet
High Priced Hogs
Good Buggy Wheels
Headquarter* for Hay Bal«r*
ORANGES RULE YERY FIR* (Special Dispatch to The Herald.)
NEW YORK STOCKS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES Local Stocks and Bonds
CALIFORNIA TRUITS
Fruits in San Francisco
PRODUCE RULES FIRM COMMISSION TRADE NOTABLY ACTIVE THIS WEEK First Cantaloupes of the Year From Cachuella Sold at Five Dollars a Crate—Old Potatoes Fast Passing
BULLS WAIT CN CROP REPORTS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
THE STATEJODUCTION RAPID DEVELOPMENT INTHREE PRINCIPAL FIELDS Assurance to Consumers of a Large and Permanent Supply—Large Stocks on Hand, With Wells Shut
The J«nning6 Gusher
Oil in Arizona
Indications of Oil
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
THE GOLD PRODUCTION
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
Copper Range Narrow
FAVORABLE CROP OUTLOOK
LIVE STOCK REPOR.TS
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