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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 357, 25 September 1902
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JSED OLD GLOHY FORJWECJIOH Offense of a Venezuelan Warship ATTACKED CIUDAD BOLIVAR UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG Xlnliter Bowen Promptly Demand* a Complete Apology, and Compels the Captain Who Committed the Breach to Salute the Stars and Stripes
VENEZUELA APOLOGIZES * American Flag Saluted by Offending Warship
Flying the Colombian Flag
THE HAYTIAN BLOCKADE A Warship Will Ascertain Whether It la Made of Paper or Not
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PRESIDENT Mill 111 urn Bore the Fatigue of the Journey Well • _____ NO SERIOUS RESULTS ARE NOW ANTICIPATED He I« Welcomed at the Station by Mrs. Roosevelt and the Cabinet Officers, and Is Driven to the Temporary White House on Jackson Place
TETHERED
THE PIUS FUND Claimi of Mexico Laid Before Court of Arbitration
THE SOUFRIERE It Treats Spectators to Another Orand Display
ALONE HIftiWAYMAN – Holds Up a Stage In Idaho and Takes the Passengers' Cash
EMPEROR OF KOREA A Dispatch From Seoul Announces His Death
Irishmen Sentenced
Will of the Queen of Belgium
Boxers Defeated
King Oscar's Yacht Aground
A Sea Captain Punished SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.—Suyervli
iPPEAL TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD Boer Generals Issue a Manifesto THEY CAN EXPECT LITTLE FROM GREAT BRITAIN Henry Phipps, an American, Sends His Check tor a Hundred Thousand Dollar® to Aid Suffering People Who Lost Their All in a Good Cause
A HANDSOME GIFT Henry Fhlpps of New York Contributes $100,000
FIRE AT A WEDDING Over One Hundred of the Guests Are Burned to Death
DISORDER REIGNS 111 CML REGION More Troops Ordered Out by Governor Stone HOUSES DYNAMITED AND COAL TRAINS DERAILED There Has Been No Big Riot, but th* Disturbances Have Been of Such a Serir-us Nature as to Cause the Authorities Much Apprehension
MORE TROOPS ORDERED OUT Tlie Ninth Regiment Mobilises at Wilkesbarre
IT WAS A LIVELY DAY Three Calls Made on Militia to Quell Disturbances
NON UNION MEN ATTACKED Pelted With Sticks and Stones While Returning From Work
EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYES Jane Addams Discusses Coal Strike With a Railroad President
CABLES IN TIME CF WAR Regarding Them Adopted by International Congress
No Revenue Tax on Manilas
OOELL RENOMINATFD New York Republicans Name a Ticket ALL BUT THREE NOMINEES ARE STATE OFFICERS Platform Adopted Indorsee President Roosevelt and Declares in Favor of Reciprocity With Cuba—Principle of Protection Must Be Preserved
j PARDEE IN SACRAMENTO I The Doctor Is Given a Rousing Reception in the Capitsl City
SAME OLD DEMOCRATS Connecticut Caucus Breaks Up in a Free Fight
LABOR NOMINEES
KELLER RECALLED Not Allowed to Participate in Campaign Against Loud
HORACE BOIES ON TRUSTS The Ex-Governor Says the Remedy Is to Remove the Tariff
MONTANA DEMOCRATS Senator Clark in Absolute Control of the Convention
ILLINOIS CLUBS Meeting of the Republican League at Peoria
To Run Against Metcalf
DOUBLE HANGING Murderers of Deputy United States Marshals Pay the Penalty
PREPARING FOR JHE PRINCE .State Department Consulted About Visit of Siam's Heir Apparent
A Woman Fatally Burned
GOES TO GERMANY Particular Travelers Demand the Importation of American Articles
MMIKSJI GUARD Three Companies Sent to Panama CONFIDENCE ON THE ISTHMUS PARTIALLY RESTORED All Trains Protected by Armed Force* of Amerioans—Detachment Stationed on th« Pacific Mall Steamship Company'* Dock at Colon
FIGHTING AT SANTA MARTA Town Completely at the Morey of the Insurgents
DISTRESS IN COLON Business Suspended and Food Is Becoming Scarce
ARMAMENT FOR THE BOGOTA Two Cannon and Ammunition Received at Colon
A Big; Benefit to Be Held
San Francisco Goes South
REICHSTAG IS DEFIANT Deadlock With the Government on the Tariff BUI
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lISTRONGJOSITIOH He Moros oil Mindanao Well Fortified CAPTAIN PERSHING OBLIGED TO RETREAT Bafts Wers First Built for the Attack by ths Americans, but They Proved Ineffectual—The Fort Considered Impregnable by the Natives
A GRAND PARADE General Miles Will Review 3500 Men at San Francisco Presidio
The General at San Diego
MILES PASSES THROUGH Commander of United States Army Spends an Hour Here
BUILDING LOAN Business of the Association in State Is Improving
MAJOR POWELL DEAD He Belonged in the Front Bank of the World's Geologists
SYSTEM 0? DRAINAGE It Will Be Put Into Use on the Alkali Lands in Fresno District
Nominee for Governor Withdraws
STRATTQN IS AGGRIEVED Pasadena Man Decides to Contest Bis Father's Will
HEAVY FORGERIES Work of a Clerk in London Of flc#'of the Carnegie Company
MAY EASE THE MARKET Report That Secretary Shaw Will Increase funds on Deprsit V ASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—While Sec-
BOODLE CASE Former Councilman Believed to Have Turned State's Evidence
AMUSEMENT BOULEVARD The St. Louis Fair to Have a Midway Plaisance
BIG TREES TO_BE SAVED The Commissioners Decide to Purchase Santa Cruz Park
MORTALLY WOUNDED Fatal Result of a Dice Game in a San Franciioo Saloon
YOUTHFUL FIREBUG San Rafael Lad of Eleven Confesses to Setting Many Eire*
RIOTOUS STUDENTS
STATE HOSPITAL CHANGES Dr. Cozier, Superintendent at Napa, to Be Betired
THE PULITZER MURDER Investigation of the Case Begun in Jersey City
A ROOFER'S FALL He Landed on His Feet and Dislocated Many Small Bones
ARMY MANEUVERS Real Work in Formation and Attack and Defense Begun
MR. HAY'S NOTE How It Is Considered by a German Newspaper
FROM THE SOUTH SEAS Return of a Steamer After a' Year's Cruise
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REV. C.S. STEVENS OUI Resigns From Central Church PRESBYTERY TO INVESTIGATE TROUBLE OF REV. HUGHES A Movement Is Under Way to Divid< the Presbytery—Preparations Begun for the General Assembly to Bt Held in Los Angeles—Ordination
! OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE OPENS j Over Sixty New Students Matriculate ; at the Institution
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE Rev. Arthur J. Smith to Be Heard at the First Church
REGULARS TO TAKE PART Troops Who Will Participate in the Grand Army Parade
Cymnasium W?.n'e'J
Charges Agah?st a Fire Chief
SCHOOLS FOR OFFICERS Elabcrate System Arranged by Secretary Boot
WILL RESUME COURSING Drawing Is Held for Big Stake at the New Park
WAR VETERANS Colonel Foster of Chicago Is Elected Commander
Warship Wanted in the Orinoco
He Sprang Into the Sea
Railroad Sold
Paymaster's Clerk Sentenced
Ordered to Washing-ton
Killed by a Husband
Jay Cooks Improving
Los Angeles Bartender Despondent
It Cost Mr. Gates Money
DEEDS AMD TRANSFERS IMU
Will Do the Same for Every Woman Paine's Celery Compound Cures a Lady Who Was Told That Her Life Depended Upon a Surgical Operation
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OAKLANDJHUT OUT Oscar Jones Outpitches Schmidt SERAPHS WIN BY OPPORTUNE HITTING Oakland Bootera Ha 1m Their Voices in Vain for Their Favorites—Pitcher Mills la Suapended by Morley for the Balance of the Season—Score Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Athletics Win Championship
OrtH's Great Twirling
STOCKTON RACES loppy Sets a New Hark by Facing a Mile in 2:10 Flat
Results at Hawthorne
Besults at Grav«send
Recults at Delmar
Trotting at Readville
Orand Circuit Races Postponed
JEFFRIES GETS HELD UP Horde of Wild Indians Do the Trick. "Was Great Sport
Automobile Records
Bowling Meeting Tonight
Turners Will Postpone Shoot
Shot After Knocking Him Down
Sanitary Boards
MAKE HARBORS DEEP Will Dredge Within the Breakwater TRANS PACIFIC VESSELS MAY ENTER SAN PEDRO Government Calls for Proposals Sor Improvement of the Inner Harbor and Channel From the Ocean—San Diego Bar Will Be Deepened
THREATEN ENGLAND War Cloud Arises Over Los Angeles That May Spread
SCHOOLS CROWDED Board of Education Hears From Superintendent JL'oshay
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS Chamber of Commerce Preparing to Erect Its Building
TEMPERANCE WORKERS Young Women Members Hold an Interesting Meeting
INSURANCE MEN
"Safety Lamp" Causes Fire
Undelivered Telegrams
DR. H.C. NELSON RETURNS BRINGS GOLD FROM BUFFALO HUMP COUNTRY His Silence Caused Friends to Fear for His Safety—Brands the Times' ''Special Dispatch" as a Canard
GETS ABSENT TREATMENT Humane Officer Causes Arrest of M. E. Reed and Wife
First Chuch Trouble
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PRESIDENT STANDS FOR AMERICAN LABOR
PERILS OF PRESIDENTS
PASSING OF A BOSS
FOR THE SALOONS
"DIRECT LEGISLATION" REDIVIVUS
THE MUNICIPAL DANGER
With f4»
Blaming It on the Victim
Uyptcal V/agoSarnors of JCos Jfnyios NO. 10.
Tf/l3 ZPubltC !Pu/s7
Wages and the Labor Question
City's Contract With Olmsted
Untidy Vaoant Lots
The Book Franchise Hatter
The Anarchist "Times"
Mr. Mills Defended
A Correction
He Is the Same Man
A Distinction Made
Cigars and Syntheses
Mualc in a Crowd
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
FACTS ABOUT THE ELECTION
TO WEOBEKE The Federal Labor Union Plans Campaign CLAIMS CITY CONTRACTORS ARE BREAKING LAW Will Seek to Force Men Employing Laborer* for City Work to Obey the State Statute Requiring Them to Fay Two Dollars a Day to Men
AT THE HOTELS
PERSONALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
MEDIUMS
PERSONALS
BATHS AND MASSAGE
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL GIFTS TOMBS. LEWIS Lingerie Cuts Figure in Duncan Case FACETIOUS REFERENCE TO JUDGE FITZGERALD Decedent Went Into the Prophetical Business in Good Company and Mode a Fizzle of It—Professed to Have No Power Denied Other Men
MILL TURNED DOWN Fire Board Refuses Permit to Erect • Boiler
COURT BRIEFS
ADAMS' SARSAPARILLA PILLS Purify the Blood
Card of Thanks
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS THROOP M OPENS Large Attendance at the Institute ENROLLMENT EXCEEDS LAST YEAR BY FORTY Entries Will Continue Steadily Until the Holidays—New School Term Begins With Services in the Chapel and Assignments of the Students
OF SOCIAL INTEREST La Mariposa Club Banquet
For Mrs. Grierson
Social Note*
WOMEN'SCLUBS Friday Morning Club
(ORANGE COUNTY) NEW ELECTRIC ROAD Assurances That Santa Ana and Newport Will Be Connected
AMERICUS CLUB APPOINTEES Major Rr.tael Announces His Commissioned Staff
Killed by a Vicious Bull
(LOS ANGEL SS COUNTY) LIKELY TOJOSEII LEE | LONG BEACH MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF -* Trial of First of Social Club Case* Attracts « Large Crowd—Arrangements Completed for Kindergarten
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.) SALOON MAN CONVICTED Was Charged Wirt Keeping His Place Open After Lawful Hours
(■RIVERSIDE COUNTY.) CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS Corona's Record for the Season Likely to Be Eclipsed Next Year
Personals of Pasadena
(SAN DIXOO OOUNTT) HE IS RESTORED TO DUTY GOVERNOR SANGUINES AT HIS POST AGAIN ✓ Death of a Civil War Veteran Sao Quentin Cannery Cloaea Indefinitely—Governor Sangulnaa Acquitted
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) WILL OF EVANS Valuable Estate Left in Trust for His Children
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) POMONA COLLEGE New Year Opens With a Greatly Increased Enrollment
(OJLAITOE OOUNTT) powoiinens pipe EARL COKELY MAKES A DISASTROUS EXPERIMENT Suatalna Injuria* About th« fact That Come Near Coating Him His Lit*. C. C. Chapman to Xanage Campaign
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) SYCAMORE SPRINGS SOLO Minneapolia Oapitalist Makes a Blp Inveatment
Naval Recruits in Arizona
Flan of Combine Abandoned
Bare Manuscript*
Kentucky Society Entertains
Mrs. Maxson Improves
(lAV lIMAIDUO OOVKTT) FIGHT FOHJ_FBAHCHISE HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY IS OUTBID Councilman of Opinion That Succeaaful Bidder la Mot Acting & Good Faith—Verdict of Bulelde
(LOS ANGELES OOUJTTT.) TWO FUNERALS Pomona Young People Born* to the Gtiti
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IT WAS AJTORMY DM BUT CLOSE OF STOCK MARKET WAS QUIET The Opening lr**k In Price* Wu Aggravated by th* Unexpected New* «f the President's Disability
Financial Record
Financial Review
live Stock Reports
Pacific Coast Trade
A RECORD-BREAKING SALE (IjMOlil to The Herald.)
NEW YORK STOCKS
Binds
Fruitg in San Francisco
Spot Prunes In Limited Supply
Orange Shipment*
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
BARLEY CROP IS SHORT |ROLLED ARTICLE HAS BEEN SENT HIGHER Bgga and Butter Remain Active—Fancy Potato** Firm and Steady—Game Freely Offered—Poultry Firm
CORN WAS STRONG
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD Trade in Copper Flat
Boeton Copper Stocks
San Francisco Mining Stock*
Change ot Time Card
Art You Going Back East on the Santa Fa Excuraion?
So Dainty
Good Buggy Wheal*
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OCM Lane Uses Gar Wheels tor Platform SPEAKS TO STREET CAR MEN AND OLD SOLDIERS ••publican* Arrange Itinerary for Sr. Pardee and D. E. Jtc-Kinlay. Democratic Ratification Meeting at Hazard's Pavilion Tonight
REGISTRATION SHORTAGE Full Returns WiJl Not Be in Until Some Time Today
BOCK U WHS Forces Opening of Union Pacific Gateway COMBINATION WILL FIGHT THE GOULD INTERESTS How Bedosdo Electric Cars Will Enter City—Pacific Electric Railway to Pind Mean* to Give Temple Street District Better Service—Note*
An Old Fireman Killed
Shatters All Records
JtIGGLINGJJCENSES Remarkable Action of Police Board ANTENOVITCH IS SQUELCHED AND E. SIMON IS FAVORED Curious Act of the Police Commissioners in Becoming Ejectors of Tenants as Well as the Special Guardians of Unpaid Brewers' Bills
EDUCATIONAL RALLY Classes Will Open This Evening at the Y. W. C. A.
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