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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 337, 5 September 1902 PDF Issue PDF

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ffl[ PRESIDENT DOING FINELY No Bad Effects From His Accident NUMEROUS MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION He Will Start for Washington Thi« Morning and This Evening Will Depart From the National Capital on a Short Journey South
THE MORNING'S NEWS
EASTERN 8... A D..»> ... a 1. J.. .1. 1.
FOREIGN
PACIFIC COAST
LOCAL
PELEE VENTS HER FIERY WRATH The Terrible Volcano in Eruption Again THE VICTIMS WILL NUMBER AT LEAST 2000 The Living Inhabitants of Martinique Are in an Agony of Fear, and Many Are Hastening From the Doomed Island While There Is Yet Time
TIDAL WAVE FEARED KartiniqiM's Governor Ordered to Prepare the People for Fight
THE EARTI^TREMBLED Terrible Scenes at a Recent Disturbance at Martinique
PEOPLE ALL PERISHED Result of a Volcanic Eruption on a Japanese Island
LENGTH OF LIFE Statement Showing Increasing Age of Population
WILL REVIEW VETERANS President to B« Present at G. A. B. Encampment
REBELLIOUS CHINESE Because They Will Not Pay Heavier Taxes They Are Shot Down
A Boxer Proclamation
THE SHOOTING OMMRRIOTT There Is No Fear Death Will Result WILLIAMS TELLS WHY THE ASSAULT WAS COMMITTED The Character of a Most Estimable Young Lady Had Been Attacked in Harriott's Publication Without Any Season or Cause Whatever
AN INSURGENT VICTORY Official Report of the Battle in the Bay of Panama
"GOLDEN STATE LIMITED"
IRRIGATIONISTS GIVEjTBANOUET George H. Maxwell Is Guest of Honor ■ • MANY REPRESENTATIVE MEN GRACE THE BOARD Senator Quarles of Wisconsin, Senator Bard, Congressman McLachlan and Chairman of National Committer Discuss National Irrigation
WITS MULE IT Governor Stone Willing to Call Legislature REGARDS THE STRIKE AS OF SUFFICIENT IMPORTANCE a* Would Wot Call a Special Session, However, in the Interest of Speculation or for Political Effect if No Satisfactory Law Can Be Passed
LEGISLATION ASKED FOR •ltn for Terminating the Anthracite Coal Strike
WILL RETURN TO WORK liners' Strike in West Virginia Is Practically at an End
IT CASTS A GLOOM aer's Declaration Has a Depressing Effect on the Strike Region
PROTECTION ASSURED tayor of Cheyenne Wr.rns Strikers Not to Molest New Men
COMPULSORY ARBITRATION ondon Trades Union Congress Declares Against It
A Warrant to Shoot
STAGE CAPSIZED Fortunately None of the Passengers Were Seriously Injured
POISON POWDERS A Man Arrested for Sending Them Through the Mail
ACCIDENT ON A CABLE ROAD The Grip Strikes an Obstacle, Caueing a General Smachup
RECEIVERS APPOINTED American Bicycle Company in Financial Straits
OBJECTS TO CONSTITUTION Suit Begun by a Negro Citizen in Alabama
LIKE THE MiDDLE ages Desperadoes Admitted to His Palace by Woman Murder Italian Count
A Woman Burned to Death
Gored to Death by a Oow
THE VENQUELANS Castro's Star Seems to be in the Ascendant REVOLUTIONISTS ARE LOSING GROUND General Matoa, Their Leader, Has Been Inactive for Months at Zarasa, Awaiting the Arrival of Ammunition—Cartridges by Kale Train
TRAIN WRECKED Engineer Killed and Eight Cars Are Derailed
WILLIAM AT POSEN The Emperor Present at the Unveiling of a Statue of His Father
Schooner Struck by Steamer
Latest Move by Gates' Faction
Fire in Cincinnati
BULDWIK EXPLAINS Why He Failed to Reach the Pole DISPUTE WITH THE MASTER OF THE AMERICA Death of Half the Dogs Necessitated the Postponement of the Attempt to Beach the Pole—lce Conditions During 1801 Were Unsatisfactory
FRITHJOF RETURNS Ice Conditions Kept Her From Reaching Franz Josef's Land
j SUICIDE OF A SCOUNDREL Finding His Villainy Waa to Be Made Public He Killed Himself
POSTOFFICE CLERKS Association Will Not Join Fsderstion of Labor
Pound Lying in the Street
A Sacramento Tragedy
A Malicious Stabbing
Clarence Mackay Coming Home
Struck by a Train and XlUtd
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PASSEHGERSINJURED A Steam Train Collides With Electric Car CAR DEMOLISHED AND ALL THE OCCUPANTS HURT Tbt Accident Occurred at Sunnyside Crossing, San Francisco, and the Tog Was Bo Dense That It Wat Difficult to Distinguish Objects
DRIED FRUIT MEN Those of Fresno County Will Incorporate at Once
SAN FRANCISCO SINKING Beport of City Engineer on Subsidence of Filled in Sections
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY Desperate Attempt Made by Criminals In San Francisco
A SWINDL]NG_LINEMAN A Kan Arrested in Oregon Is Well Known in Bakersfield
A BABY FIREBUG He Started the Flames to See the Engines Run
A BANDIT TRAPPED He Has Been Taken to Jail and Will Go From There to the Gallows
WOULD BE BEATEN BY 50,000 Democratic Nominee Refuses to Accept an Empty Honor
BRAVE LITTLE SUFFERER Death of a Child in Fresno From Inhalation of Smoke
SHOT BY_A_BAD MAN Unprovoked Arnault on Charles Elgin In Siskiyou County
ST. VIBIANA'S DAY The Usual Services Are to Be Held in the Cathedral
ATTACK ON FORT WRIGHT Admiral Higglnson Executes an Excellent Maneuver
Mac Arthur's Beport
THE BROOKLYN Extent ot Her Damage Reported bo tbe Department
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS State Convention Refuses to Indorse the National Platform
TROUBLED HAYTI Situation in the Black Republic Is Becoming Complicated
COAST DEFENSES Will Be Inspected by General Kiles Before His Departure
ON FIRE FOR A MONTH Drew of Italian Ship Paaquale Lauro Has a Thrilling Experience
Dismantled by a Hurricane
Fruit Shipment to Australia
Santa Clara Republicans
Monarch of the Forest
Idpton'i New Challenger
Fan-American Bank
Sheepmen to B« Punished
Because They Could Not Get Work TNtna <MVTIKa T — CI A. i T» .
A Fight With Robbers
GROCERS BEGIN BOYCOTT WAR IS DECLARED AMONG THE RETAILERS Wholesaler* Won't Sell to Those Who Cut the Schedule of Prices Which Wm Recently Decided Upon
STRATEGIST OF CHICAGO FLAT Stopped Continual Flay of Leapfrog in Upper Apartment*
Claim* an Estate
Maxfleld Ordered Home
Railroad Changes Hands
PICKED UPJDEATH'S CARD Superstition of a Poker Flayer That Was Strangely Verified
An Aged Woman's Suicide
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THE SILVER MINERS Action of the Congress on Kearns Bill REFUSES TO INDORSE IT BY A LARGE MAJORITY Aa Effort to Change the Name of the Association, Which Is Not Likely to B« Successful—Establishment of ■ Department of Mines Favored
FLOODS IN JAPAN They Caur« Heavy Loss of Life and Great Damage to Property
FIGHTING IN FORMOSA Insurgents Surround and Attack a Japanese Camp
Supreme Council I. D. E. S.
Chinese Bunk House Burned
A Murder Case
To Arrange for Visit of Diaz
TOW EXHIBIT BILLS Business Men Favor a County Appropriation DON'T BELIEVE IN RIDING A GOOD HORSE TO DEATH The Few Men Who Have Tooted Exhibit Bills in the Fast Should Not Be Forced to Fay for the Show That Is to Be Made at St. Louis
Watch Fact at a Comparison
Out of Cold Storage
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ELMER'SJOME AUK Meredith Wins His Own Game HIT OVER LEFT FIELD FENCE DOES THE TRICK lethy and O'Connell Have an Argument—Disgraceful Fist Fight Between Raymer and Phyle Almost Causes a Biot—JStory of the Game
Notes of the Game
Oakland Wins a Slow G*me
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Even Break at Chicago
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Beds Win Another
Western League Games
Good Ninepin Record Set
Tennis Flay at San Bafael
FAST TIMMN DASH Record Is Broken Again at Sheepshead INVINCIBLE WINS FIVE FURLONG EVENT HANDILY Lucien Lynn Has the Mount—Cresceus Fails to Lower His Time at Columbus—Sapling Stakes at Harlem—Other Racing Events of Day
Summary at Harlem
Challenge Race Bet Ahead
Winners at Delmar
Bain at Charter Oak Park
BETTING ON THE RACES Jones and Col«man Awarded Bookmaking Privilege at Sacramento a a nn a *<r m n . . . . .
The Woodland Races
Cresceus Fails
SOME GOOD SHOOTING Record Smashed by the New Jersey Team at Sea Girt
Coursing Park Nearly Done
Tide Table for Fishermen
Progress of Medal Bowling
Bee Keepers' Convention
More Students Than Ever
Death in a Mining Shaft
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BAITING THE LABOR VOTE
NEWSPAPER DICTATION AGAIN
DETERMINED TO HANG TOGETHER
SOMETHING WRONG
"THE DEVIL A MONK WOULD BE"
With thw iPnetssion
A Family Comforter
The Cribber Encouraged
The Cribber Encouraged
Making a Cynic
O#
A Bloody Fiesta
Hanley Was Nominated
COURT BRIEFS
Uncommon Sense
LEADER OFJHECOCOPAHS CHARLES GORE HAS GAINED A NEW TITLE Fumoui Scout and Explorer Comes to Join Arlr.ona Charlis'a Expedition to Tiburon—Others of the Party
Look Beneath
ATTRACTION SECURED HARRY C. WYATT TALKS OF THE COMING SEASON Among the Artiati Who Will Appear in I»oa Angeles Are Julia Marlowe, Drew, Irving, Mansfield and Others
ASPHALT KETTLE BURSTS Thouaand-Dollar Fire at Griffith & Balk's Refinery on Earn part St.
COLORED M. E. CONFERENCE Attention Called to Influence of African Bom Trade
Does Now—Sometime*
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IMS OF an II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Officer* of Arizona Prison
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Or. Helen O. Anderson
IRON HOLDERS STUID FIRM FOR DEMANDS
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BOTTLE MAKERS COMBINE Houses Doing Bualnss on the Coast Form a Million-Dollar Company
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Condition!
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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PUBLIC RECORDS—SEPT. 4 Sssdi
Building Permits
GOING TO_LONG BEACH Big Excursion Party Will Ba Ouesta of Pacific Electric Company
Remarkable Cur* of Dyaentery
Harmonious Tdnes
BEACHES, SUMMER RESORTS (OO RO IT ADO BEACH) MANY CITY SEPTEMBER CAMPING PROVE? EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR Afternoon Entertainment by Viaitlng Talent—Yellow tail Far in the —Moss Collection the New Fad
CUTTING THE TAXES Supervisors Are Canvassing the Approaching Tax lievy
CCATALINA ISLAND) GOT AWAY TEMPORARILY MEN SUSPECTED OF THE AVALON BURGLARY Th«y Were Arrested at San Pedro With the Aid of the "Wireless." Another Spurt in Summer Travel
(SANTA MOOTCA-) WOMAN TERRIBLY BURNED Deadly Gasoline Stove Claims Another Victim
The Great Dismal Swamp
BIG 'PROFJTS_ INVOLVED THOMAS EWtNG SUED IN TWO REMARKABLE ACTIONS 3. I. Crowell Claims Commissions on the Leiand Sale, and Also for Recompense Where Deal Failed to Gk>
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION iLooal Sons and Daughters of the Blue Grass State Form a Society
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS IHOTABLEJVEDDING Monfort-Lacey Marriage at Pasadena EVENING CEREMONY AT HOME OF BRIDE'S PARENTS Bev. Robert J. Burdette Ties the Nuptial Knot in the Presence of Large Assemblage of Prominent Society People of Southern California
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS An Enthusiastic Convention Held in Pasadena
MARIE KIRK RELEASED Young Woman Set Free on Her Own Recognizance
Personals of Pasadena
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) STRUCK BY A TRAIN Santa Barbara Man Has a Narrow Esoape From Death
(SAN BEBNARDINO COTJNTT) TELEPHONE WAR Redlandg City Trustees Asked for a Franchise
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Pomona Briefs
Mrs. Lott's Sudden Death
His Misapprehension
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) MISSIONARY MEETINGS METHODIST SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS Selection of Plans for the New Courthouse Deferred Until Next Monday. Work of Horticultural Commission
FLOS ANGEIES COT7NTT> MEYER RANCH LEASED . Whittier Company Formed to Develop Natural Gas
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Doings at Downey
(BAH DIEGO COUNTY) DISPUTE m A CHILD BATES CASE AGAIN CALLED FOB HEABING Elaborate Preparations Being Made for the Celebration of Admission Day at San Diego—New* Notes
(ORANGE COUNTY> TWO RUNAWAYS Fullerton Firms Suffer boss by Fractious Horses
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lordsburg Locals
<OBANOE COUNTY) IS PLEDGEDTO PARDEE THE SANTA ANA BEPUBLICANS PROMISE 600 MAJORITY Prominent Chinese Merchant Preparing to Visit His Native Land—Plasterer Seriously Injured by a Pall
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.) FLOOD IS EXONEBATED Killing of Young Jones Found to Be Accidental
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Rivera Ripples
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) TEAM OF HORSES KILLED ACCIDENT IN SANTA FE YARDS AT SAN BERNARDINO Heavy Tax Placed Upon Automobiles Traveling Arrowhead Toll Baad. Teachers Assigned to Oity Schools
ESTATE OF G. JOHNSON Curious Double Capacity the Widow Occupies
A SEARCHLIGHT DEAL QUARTET MINING COMPANY'S STOCK IN LITIGATION Ban Macready Being Sued by Old-Time Partners for a Share of the Property They Aver He Bid Away
Undelivered Telegrams
Death In a Welsh Ulna
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STOCKS AREJRREGULAR HIGH RATE OF CALL MONEY IS CAUSE FOR FLURRY *any Speculative Issues Show Wsak-Psaa Closing Pr:»t» Low—The Pace Wag Too Switt to Last
FINANCIAL REVIEW
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
NEW YORK STOCKS
Bisdl
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES The Los Angelee stock exchange quotee local securltlee as followe: Los Angeles Banks *s bij a —t a
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COHON AND WOOL
ORANGES COMMAND VERY HIGH PRICES
POTATOESJIRM IN TH NORTHERN FANCY LEAD IN THE LOCAL MARKET Oull Spuds Drag—Onion■ Ara Steady. Poultry Active—Game Sold Up. Pish Demand Good—Fruit* Plenty
CASH WHEAT IS FIRMLY HELD
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
A STARTLING ECONOMY SAVING TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC BY USING OIL Aooording to the Figures Given by C. M. Hays an Enormous Sum Will Be Saved Annually to the Company
An Aristocratic Vocation
STOCK EXCHANGE
ANGELENOS FIND GOLD Favorable Claims Located In Park District, Inyo County
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT New Promising Field Is Being Opened to Prospectors
Boston Copper Stocks
Ban Francisco Mining Stock*
Card of Thanks
Good Buggy Wheels
An Old Line Insurance Agent
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FAST TRAIN SERVICE Three and a Half Itays to New York UNION PACIFIC PROMISES A RECORD BEATER The Oregon Short Line to Los Angeles Will Make Possible Faster Service Than Has Tet Been Attempted. I'ear Clark Will Not Complete Boad
SAM N. HASKINS RESIGNS Deputy Oity Clerk Says He Is Out of Politics
JOHN O.JUFIS DEAD ! End of a and Active Career SERVED AS COUNCILMAN FROM THE FIFTH WARD He Was a Member of the Fifty-Fourth Congress From lowa, and Represented the Government for Years in Indian Territory—Funeral Today
CITY HALL NOTES
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