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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 13, 13 October 1902
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NO MORE WALKING 11 NEW ORLEANS Street Cars Are to Run Again Today MEN AGREE TO GOVERNOR'S ULTIMATUM An Increase in Wages Is Allowed, a Less Number of Hours' Work and No Discrimination Is to Be Made Against Men Now Und«r Charges
ANTI-SEMITIC RIOT Trouble in Austrian Town Which It Took a Regiment to Quell
German Cruisers Ordered to Sea
THE MORNING'S NEWS
URIBE-lIRIBE IS PUT! FUGHT Colombian Forces Meet With Success GENERAL CASTILLO DEFEATED BY MARRARES There Is a Brighter Outlook for the Existing Government—The Interior of the Republic Is Reported as Entirely Pacified
To Sue the Panama Company
ESCAPES LYNCHWG Mob Thirsting for Blood of a Negro Murderer Is Disappointed
The President Takes a Drive
PROGRESS UPON NEWJUPS Much Delay in the Work of Construction BATTLESHIPS FROM TWENTY TO THIRTY MONTHS BEHIND One Benefit Has Arisen From This, as It Has Oiven the Constructors an Opportunity to Carefully Revise the General Flans of Vessels
NEW CONSUMPTION CURE Marvelous Result of Treatment of Fred Hammann
Decorated by Emperor William
Appointed Sean of Westminster
Why He Retired
Oudahy Leases Oil Lands
ROD NOW THE TESTWjLL COME Soldiers Can Protect the Collieries I WILL THE COAL BE TAKEN FROM THE MINES? Operators Are to Make a Supreme Effort, but the Opinion Among the Miners and« Their Leaders Is That It Will Not Prove Effective
REBELS ATTACK 1 TUB TOWN Three Guns Said to Have Been Taken MACEDONIAN INSURRECTION IS GROWING DAILY The Porte Has Seriously Called the Attention of Bulgaria to the Fact That the Revolutionists Are Crossing the Frontier
RELIEVED OF HIS DUTIES He Was Prosecuting Counsel in the First Dreyfus Trial
A CRIPPLE SINCE BIRTH Successful Operation Performed on Mr. Armour's Daughter
Two Suicides in Washington
Editor Shoots a Doctor
STEAM WILL SOON BE A BACK NUMBER Electricity Is Produced From Coal WONDERFUL INVENTION OF A CHICAGO CHEMIST Claimed It Will Revolutionize Present Power Machines and Eliminate Steam From Locomotives, Ships and All Public Works
THE TRAIN ROBBERS No Trace of Them Yet Discovered by the Officers
THE HAYTIAN WAR Government Attack Repelled by the Revolutionists
GORED BY A COW Fearful Death of an Aged Resident of Berkeley
Deed of a Drink Crazed Man
THE RED CITY OF THEJOLTECS Ruins of Huetlapallan Discovered LOCATED IN SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO Built on Sandstone Cliffs, It Stood a* a Fortress, How Long Ago No Man. Knows, and Was the Most Populous Center West of the Mississippi
CROWN PRINCE OF SLAM He Is Entertained at a Dinner Giver in His Honor
INTO A FREIGHT WRECK Engineer and a Brakeman on the Passenger Train Killed
Pilgrimage to Parnell's Grave
10 MANILAAND BACK Return of the Cruiser Buffalo TOOK MEN AND STORES FOR THE ASIATIC FLEET from Manila She Went to Nagasaki, Thence to Wu Sing and Hongkong and by Way of Singapore Through th® Canal to New York
The Arethusa Returns
LICENSES WITHDRAWN Amercan Jockeys Henry and He iff Ruled Off French Tracks
THE SPEAKERSHIP Genera] Heudeison Has Invited a New Deal and May Be Gratified
Christian Missionary Alliance
Fmit Men Wr.nt Help
THE FRENCH MINERS Funeral of the Striker Killed by! Soldiers to Occur Today
ON THE MEXICAN ROADS Tiie Strike Has Not Yet Been Settled and Trains Are Still Delayed
IT MAY BE EXTENDED Union Pacific Machinists' Strike Is Likely to Take in Harriniau Lines
Geneva Strike Ended
THIEVING APACHES Settlers Fear Trouble With the Indians at Fort McDonald
EQUESTRIENNE'S ACCIDENT Thrown in a Race With Cowboys and Seriously Injured
To Operate cn Pearv
Arizona Reform Schoo
Buried Alive
MR. BAERSHED TEARS Message That Made the Hard Man Weep HOW COAL WAS SENT TO HEAT WASHINGTON SCHOOLS Or mmissioner McFarland Penned a Dispatch to the President of the Reading Road That Brought a Supply of Fuel in Short Order
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Fatal Mine Accident
The Chess Champion
The Rewards of Charity
Cool
SOCLIST won hlmil Agraz Shot During a Kace HE STUCK TO HIS WHEEL AND CAME IN WINNER Assertion Made by Some Wheelmen That Shots Were Fired in Order to Puncture the Tires of What Appeared to Be the Wiuning Team
THE STAGE IRISHMAN Objection Made to Him by the Denver Hibernians
WOMAN'S HOTEL IN BOSTON The First One to Be Opened Starts Out Successfully
Sir Liang's American Days Recalled
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SULTANOF BACOLOD Desires War Forthwith Not Friendship REPORTED TO BE FORTIFYING HIS STRONGHOLDS Sm it Large Number of Rifles in His Possession and Evidently Is Preparing to Use Them Against the American Troops
BOGUS DOLLARS Made in China and Circulated in the Philippines
VENTURA Two Mexicans Struck by a Southern Pacific Train at Montalvo
ARIZONA NOTES
Undelivered Telegrams
Electricity Cured His Rheumatism
HOMESICK VERY EARLY Four City Men Who Had Planned to Get Genuine Recreation
BARGAIN JN CAR RIDES Five Cents Apiece to Be Conveyed Out to Mount Pleasant
STORMS IN THE EAST Quincy, Illinois, Struck by a Tornado MISSOURI AND INDIANA ARE ALSO VISITED At Camp Point, Illinois, One MAn Is Killed and Several Fatally Injured. Much Damage Is Caused to Crops. Wires Are Down and Details Scant
Hailstorm Causes Panic
Many Houses Destroyed
Flood in Indiana
TO RECEIVE AN EDUCATION Reward of Young Goldfinch, Who Aided in Capturing Tracy
Boys and Girls and Slang
THE WORD FULLY EXPLAINED When He Understood It ''Besitzes" Gave the Old Man a New Idea
THEFTS OF POST CARDS One Man's Experience With the Mails Here and in Mexico
UNITED SMS SENATE NO INDICATIONS OF LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS Result of the Fall Elections Not Likely to Change the Republican Majority to Any Appreciable Extent
Children and Kissing
WAS AS WISE AS SOLOMON Representative Goldfogle, as Judge, S«t a Trap for a Witness
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ksdjfsldfjsdlfjsdlfsdjfijfdskfjs TIKE THE RUBBER Seraphs Win Last Game With Oakland PUT VISITORS' CRACK PITCHER OUT OF BUSINESS Utvcu Thousand Cheer and Root for Morley's Young Men, Encouraging Them to the Effort That Turns a Ten Inning Game Into a Victory
EACH WINS A GAME Fifty-One Safe Hits Are Made in the Two Games
FAVORS NATIVE SONS The Baseball Records Show Well for Californians
Nationals Defeat Americans
Minor Ball Games
Wagner Wants a Job
Now Claim Championship
Raphaels Win Good Game
San Jose Defeats Oakland
SHOOTING [S GOOD riie Quail Hunters Find Many Birds DUCKS PLENTIFUL ON MOST OF THE LAKES Qreen Wiug Members Make Their Usual Killings—Cerritos Men Come Down on Morning Train and Get Pair Strings of Birds
CITY GIRL WINS STAKE Coursing Draws Good Crowds and Sport Is Satisfactory
LOCALS ARE BEATEN Chicago Men Do Work 011 Alleys BIG SCORES AND HIGH AVERAGES ARE NUMEROUS Coliseum Alleys Hold Large Crowd With Three Attractions—Chicagoana Had Hard Work in Afternoon Games at the Oaks Alleys—Notes
YOUNG FIGHTER OF PROMISE Sam McVey Has the Whole World Before Him UT HARRY STUART
FISHERMEN ARE IRATE Seining in Front of Brighton Beach Spoils Sport
YOUNG BIRDS DO WELL New Record Is Set by Yesterday's Long Rate
Bicycling at Vailsburg Track
Long Beach Roque Club
Yanger and McGovern
TRACK ISJROM Horses Quartered Under Trees MORE ANIMALS THAN EVER BEFORE SEEN HERE Two Carloads of Trotters and Runuert Arrived From Bakersfleld Yesterday and Unusually High Class Sport Is Promised—Today's Entries
OPENING OF THE RACES Hidalgo Reviews the Derby and Othef First Day Events BY H~IDALGO.
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NIAGARA AS BIG AS EVER Answers to Two Questions Frequently Asked About the Falls
REUNITED AFTER YEARS Couple Separated in Youth by Civil War to Be Married
"BROWN THE WHEATS" • Discharged Flapjack Artist Makes Trouble for Restaurant Manager
One Consolation
Saved at Grave's Brink
POPULARITY!BOWL,IIE FROM ANCIENT GAME OF BOWLS TO THE PRESENT OAY Difference Between the Flaying of the Outdoor and Indoor Oames—Nine Fins and Ten Fins
REVERIE OF _A_FAU.ING MAN One Who Fell From Bridge Into River Thought of Many Things
PUBLIC RECORDS Deeds
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COULD IT BE WORSE?
RELIGION TABOO IN SCHOOLS
DIVIDENDS $2,000,000 A WEEK
LANE'S LATEST FEAT
TREATMENT OF TRUANCY
AMERICAN AND BRITISH WORKMEN
STEAM POWER WITHOUT COST
ZiMm 9// an 11/ko 'Dogs
A Waste of Time
More to Follow
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"Snyderian Sentiments''
Pertinent Calculation
The Outfall Sewer
Japanese Silk Spinners
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
FACTS ABOUT THE ELECTION
MISSES THE_ JEWELSi This Porch Climber Is a Very Easy One TAKES SEVEN DOLLARS AND OVERLOOKS THOUSANDS Residence of Sr. W. J. Davis Entered by a Burglar, Who Is In a Hurry and Falls to Take Valuables That Are Within His Reach
MINSTRELS MAKE A HIT William H. West Troupe Opens at th« Los Angelei Theater
Los Angeles Theater
MERRILL SUCCEEDS CROSIER Elected Superintendent of First Baptist Sunday School
STOPPED PEOPLE WITH GUN Drunken Freak of C. H. King Lands Him in the City Jail
HOTEL ARRIVALS
EGGS ARE HIGH, TOO Mexican Snakes That Lay Regularly, Hen Fashion, but Don't Cackle
RELIGION 111 THE HOME FRANCIS MURPHY LECTURES ON GOSPEL TEMPERANCE Large Audience Assembles at Blanchard's Hall to Hear Noted Blue-Ribboner—Mauy Pledges Signed
MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR Experience of a Man Who Awaited the Arrival of His Family
NEED OF MILjTARY ATTACHE If of No Other Use They May Serve to Keep Off Hoodoos •
The Leading Malt Extract
Card of Thanks
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS SOCIAL U RAIDED Surprise Sprung on Midnight Revelers CONSTABLES SEIZE LARGE QUANTITIES OF LIQUOR Seizure Was Made on Warrant Issued at the Instigation of Dr. J. R. Townsend of North Pasadena—Clyde Barnhart Expresses His Opinion
MR. DICKINSON'S WORK Builder of Berkeley Temple, Boston, Tells His Experiences
Personals of Pasadena
Events in Society
as an encore. Fell From a Wagon
fSANTA BARBARA COUNTY MYSTERY TO BE SOLVED Strange Disappearance o£ a Trusted Employe
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) I DANIELS' FJNEPROSPECTS CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE SURE OF ELECTION Inter6cholastic Football League Meet and Arrange Schedule of Games for the Ccming Season—Personals
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) DEMOCRATIC RALLY Question of Electric Franchise to Come Up on Monday Night
(008 ANGELES COUNTY) RECEPTIOHJOJ PASTGR REV. ADKINSON GIVEN A PLEASANT SURPRISE Welcomed to Long Beach by a Large Assemblage Representing Many Denominations—Given a Chair
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY> BURNED BY GASOLINE George Rice, Enveloped in Flames, Narrowly Escapes Death
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) DRANK TOOJfIUCH BOOZE JOHN WARD, MISER. SUCCUMBS AT THE HOSPITAL Tlie Deceased Was a Hodcarrier and Had Nearly Nine Hundred Dollars Concealed In His Bureau Drawer*
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SUNDAY BASEBALL Lordsburg People Subscribing Generously to Club Fund
(SAN DIEGO COUNTT) All ATTEMPTS SUICIDE HARRY C. CRIST SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE LEFT SIDE Worry Over Inability to Effect Reconciliation With His Girl Wife Cause® Him to Commit the Rash Aot
How to Reach Any Point In Los Angeles Cars of till v Railway Ct traversa «!• »s!,tl»ii» of tils o!t» rout* Iflditalid toy deatlnatla* board* on side* and and* of uri
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Wsather Conditions
DIED
TO INCREASE ITS PLANT LOS ANGELES BREWERY IS TO BE ENLARGED Capacity Will Be Nearly Doubled by the Expenditure of Many Thousand Dollars—lmprovements Planned
An Old Line Insurance Agent
LEGAL NOTICES Proposals for Supplies for the Whittier State School
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READY FOR_ BATTLE Methodist Committee Is Going East fRYING TO SECURE GENERAL CONFERENCE BVill Leave for Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, to Meet Locating Committee of One of the Largest Religious Bodies in the World
ISIS. CITY PULPITS
LONG BEACH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
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