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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 23, 25 October 1902
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OIL AS FUEL FOR NAVOSSELS Results of Investigation by Engineers RECOMMENDED FOR TORPEDO BOATS AND DESTROYERS • .Wh«th,er It Could Be Installed on Large Powered Battleships and Armored Cruisers the Board Has Grave Doubts—The Queation of Oost
THE MORNING'S NEWS
COAL STRIKE COMMISSION HOLDS A SESSION Instructions to the Members Issued by the President and Organization Perfected
WILL QUESTION GERMANY Prince Ching Anxious About Evacuation of Shanghai
FIGHTING AGAIN President Castro Hopes to Surround the Rebi«t
MURDER AND SUICIDE Imperial Farmer Slays His Wife and Kills Himself
SECRET ALLIANCE Colombian Government Forms Compact With Chile
EMULATES ROOSEVELT Premier Combes Wants the Miners to Arbitrate
PRESIDENCY OF THE S. P. Report That It Has Been Offered to H. R. Nickerson
Death-Dealing Hurricane
j Oscar's Award Made Known
Dunkirk Is Quiet Again
More Quskes at Los Alamos
ENGINEER KILLED AND TRAIN BOBBED Daring Deed Done by a Single Bandit DYNAMITED EXPRESS CAR AND TOOK REGISTERED MAIL Unaided He Man-aged to Coop Up ft Whole Train Crew and an Entire Trainload of Passengers and Kept Three at Work Obeying Hli Orders
STANDARD OF TEAS Government Wins a Case of Much Importance to Importers
METHODIST MISSIONS Cjnvention Favors Raising Missionary Fund to Half a Million
A PRIMA DONNA'S CASTLE All That It Contains Is Being Sold at Auction
A THANK OFFERING
BRUTAL ASSAULT Sau Francisco Opium Fiends Beat an Aged Chinese
TOM HORN FOUND GUILTY Convicted of Murdering Willie Nickell. a Young Boy
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS Convention of the California Association in Session
SHUT UP LIKE RATS Letters From American Missionaries in Morocco
WALKING SHIELD HANGED Paid the Extreme Penalty for Killing Mrs. Ghost Faced Bear
DEAL IN QUICKSILVER A New Company to Take Over the Cerro Bonito Mines
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED Murderer of ex-Premier of Bulgaria to Die on the Gallows
A FISH STORY It Is Told to Prove There Is Plenty of Water Near Phoenix
♦- TO CURE A COLL IN ONE DAY
Johnson-Gardiner Match
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
Wiggs for Cleveland
HANIAISWORN OUT Almost Collapses While Campaigning TWO DAYS' TOUR OF INDIANA TOO MUCH FOR SENATOR Will Go to Canton With Senator Fairbanks to Attend the Meeting of the McKinley Memorial Association. Littlefield Welcomed at Sr.n Diego
CHANCE FOR LEWIS Former Washington Congressman to Run in Chicago District
SAN DIEGO ENTHUSIASTIC Congressman Littlefield Accorded n Fine Reception
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Grand Lodge Convocation Closes With Installation of Officers
RIORDAN'S PLANS Archbishop Will Visit Island Before Returning Home
METHODIST MISSIONS Close of the First General Convention at Cleveland
DEATHS OF THE DAY Daniel Tenney
Electric Fluid in a Mining; Shaft
Hearing in Merger Case
Brigandagein Manchuria
A LITTLE ACCIDENT Saved a Lot of Money
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HUD EMPLOYES Demands to Affect Every Man in S. P. UNIFORM SCHEDULE OF WAGES IS DESIRED The Ord«r of Railway Telegraphers Eh Added Its Demand for Store Pay—General Manager Agler Has Little to Bay on the Subject
IN THE CITY'S FAVOR Decision in the Fresno Nickel-in-the-Slot Cases
DOUKHOBORS NOT WANTED British Columbia Refuses to GKve Theml*nds
BOUNDARY MONUMENTS They. Ware Erected by the Russians Years Ago
RAIN SAVED THE TOWN Harrow Escape of San Lucas, Monterey County
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE Crlm« of ft Stockton Man Prevented and He Is Now In Jail
GOING TO CASHMERE A Soldier of Fortune Who Is Thirsting for New Adventures
Whittier Home to Be Restored j
A Japanese Commissioner
Reduction of the Army
Americans and Nationals
Hanged Herself While Insane
To Fortify the Frontier
i Will Go Back to Coal
IT WAS A BAD STORM For Three Days It Baked Nome's Coast THREE MEN DROWNED BY THE CAPSIZING OF A DORY Much Damage Was Done to Buildings Along the Front, and the Water Hose Eighteen Inches Higher Than in the Great Storm of .1900
ARIZONA NOTES
A Brakeman Killed
A Matador's Narrow Escapes
MINISTERIAL UNION
Church TJews
B'NAI B'MTH
A DYING GIRL MftDE WELL hY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS FOR PILE PEOPLE Bed Idd n With Chrenlc Inflammatory Rheumatism, MIII Wit'toi'i LITs Nad Been Despaired of by Her Doctor
ORTHODOX JEWS
EPISCOPAL
PENIEL HALL
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TEDDY'S TERRORS SOD THE DEMOCRATS BACK TO THE WOODS
ENTHUSIASM AT CORONA Teddy's Terrors Welcomed by a Great Crowd of Citizens
BANQUET AT SANTA ANA Columbia Marching Club and Citizens Enteitain the Terrors
BOTH FAVOR CIVIL SERVICE Dr. Geotge C Pardee and Frank K. Lane Answer Municipal League
CONFIDENT OF FIN". MAJORITY Republicans Are Certain That Pardee Will Carry San Francisco
SOCIALISTS HOLD A RALLY State Lecturer Tells What Are the Rights of Man
CANDIDATES ARE VISITING Charles F. Curry and Frank Mattison in Southern California
Political Notes and News
HAVE A VIRGINIA DINNER I Association of University Men Hold Annual Celebration
IM DISTRESS I The Steam Schooner Celia Towed Into Port
Golf Championship
RAIN ISJROMISED Showers Are Predicted for Today LOCAL AND NORTHERN BU.REAUSAGREE IN FORECAST The Rain Did Not Injure the Walnut Crop, as the Larger Portion Had Been Gathered—Will Save Thousand of Dollars to Ranchers
WORST OF STORM OVER liarge Sums Saved to Raisin Growers by Warnings Sent Out
In Southern California
Fought to a Draw
HORNE SAID THAT HE FELL Jury Finds That Death Was Due to a Blow With a Blunt Instrument
FOOTPAD J/VITH GASPIPE Dr. Magee Attacked on Flower Street and Knocked Down
J. H. FRANCIS TALKS ft*. Advance* Arguments in Favor of School Bonds
Charles Frank Expelled
A Victory for Yale
Match Bace for $10,000 a Side
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HORSES HUN IN MUD Public Pays for Lesson on Form LEARNS THAT PONIES HAVE A NOMBEROF FANCIES Alio That Some of Their Dislikes Are Equally Pronounced—Books Get Back a Little Money—Good Sport at Race Track Considering Condition
Good Card for Today
Barrett May Be Judge
DAN PATCH FAILS AGAIN Condition of the Track at Memphis Disappointing
Results at St. Louis
Morris Park Winneis
Racing at Worth
WILL PLAY OFF GAME Berkeley Needs the Money to Pay Its Athletic Expenses
Football Games of Today
Will Extend Billiard Booms
Hoegee-Dayton Trio Wins
STILL OnOBOGGM Los Angeles Loses to 'Frisco 5 to 3 VISITORS HIT JONES FREELY AT CRITICAL MOMENTS McDonald's Eye Was on a Vacation ( and His Decisions Were Bad—Mor- j ley's Men Very Much in Need of a : Shaking Up—The Score
Wet at San Francisco
A Child Suffocated
To Investigate Salmon Fisheries
King Oscar Summoned to Court
New Electric Road
Shot by Burglars
Death From Asphyxiation
Arizona Tournament
LOOKING FOB DUCKS Rain Makes Work for Shell Loaders DOWNPOUR IS THE POOR MAN'S BLESSING Scattering of Ducks Gives Everyone t Chance to Get Some of Them—Th« Midweek Killings on Some of tli« Preserves Was Very Satisfactory
'•Boss" Sheppard's Estate
A Military Funeral
Board of Trade Sued
REDUCES FRUIT RATE Refrigeration Charge Is Cut by the Santa Fe COMPANY WILL USE ITS OWN , CARS EXCLUSIVELY Freight Rate on Lemons Reduced but Oranges Unchanged—Shippers Will Force Suit to Enjoin Roads From Arbitrarily Routing Their Cars
SANTA FE'S NEW ROAD It Will Run Almost in an Air Line From Kansas City to Albuquerque
POLITICS IN PORTO RICO As a Result of the Excitement Two Republicans Are Shot
Substitutes for the Canteen
Scholarship Loan Fund
Street Railways in Manila
A Duck Hunter's Misfortune
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BAER OFF HIS PERCH
THE TROUBLE IN SOMALILAND
WHERE CONSCIENCE COMES HIGH
FUEL OF THE FUTURE
NO CONGRESSIONAL APPRENTICE
TO COMBAT CONSUMPTION
Wit AM# !Proe*s*iom |i
Afraid of the Police
Another Hypothesis
An Opportune Ti*r,e
Those Big-Shouldered Clothes
Zjjfptcai Wage Catnfrs of jCos Jtnye/fj *°4a ______
Jt Jffat/ Jfcour 11/ttfi tSousa
C. H. LOMSIGNATION ANOTHER IMPORTANT TURN IN RETAIL GROCERY FIGHT Wholesalers and Retailers Are Cbo*« dent of Succees, ill Spite of Side Di« versions Which Cause Flurries
HE STRUCK A DETECTIVE Sentence of One Hundred Days Is Im* posed on S. J. Meyers
THE PUBLIC PULSE The "Non-Partisan" Cry
Neely's Future Plans
NEWS OF CITY IK BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
WOMEN GIVE UP
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
FACTS ABOUT THE ELECTION
HUSBAND'S PURSUIT – Anton Cherney Causes] His Wife's Arrest 11 ■ LEAVES HER CHICAGO HOME WITH ANOTHER MAN The Alleged Duplicity of a Handsome Woman and Her Husband's Friend Leads Both of Them to Cells In the Olty Prison—The Story In Full
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Club
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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PUBLIC RECORDS CtCus
Building Permits
Would Smash the Club
When You Read
JOHNSON'S REMARKABLE ADMISSIONS 111 BOYD MURDER TRIAL
NOT IN CONTEMPT Judge York Holds the Cobbler-Lawyer Was Within Bounds
MEW PAYROLL APPROVED Firemen to Receive Advanced Salaries for Month of October
KELLOGG UNO MOSS Public Officers Are Sued About Estate MANIPULATION OF GREGORY PROPERTY IS CHARGED Four Ladies Are Hot on the Trail of C. G. Kellogg, the Public Administrator, and His Attorney Leon F. Moss—Retails of the Suit
POLICE AT CROSSINGS Board Receives Many Requests for Protection From Danger
AUTOS MUST CRAWL Speed Over Street Crossings to Be Seduced to Minimum
FISHER TAKES HIS SEAT New Member of Library Board Assumes Hi 3 Duties
COURT BRIEFS
Body of a Missing Man Found
Transports Transferred
Pensions Granted
Dickinson as General Manager
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS PROMISES TO ACCEPT Coleman for President ol Rose Tonrnament WILL PROBABLY BE ELECTED ATA MEETING TONIGHT Mayor Weight and Oouucilman Reynold* Enthusiastic Over Piospect, as They Consider Coleman the Best Man Who Oould Be Chosen I
PLANS FOR THE PARK Old Houses Will Soon Give Way to the Grading Force
Persona] and Social
Monrovia Events
Briefs of Pasadena
Duarte Doings
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Whittier Whispers
(S A.N LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) San Luis Improvements
♦ (RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Corona Affairs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Horticulturists to Meat
BERNARDINO COUNTY) NEW LODGE OF MASONS; GRAND MASTER HENDERSON CONDUCTS CEREMONIES W. B. Keller Loses an Eye While Chop- i ping Wcod—Santa Fe Bridge Build- : ers Complete Stone Abutments
(ORANGE COUNTY) ANAHEIM AFFAIRS ; Many Families Moving In—After the Veterans' Gathering
(ORANGE COUNTY) FULLERTON FACTS Two More Families Desert the T.?st. Big Rally of Republicftns
(ORANGE COUNTY) OIED BY HjS_OWN HAND SUICIDE OF UNKNOWN MAN AT SANTA ANA Bald Eagle Shot by a Newport Farmer. Death of Westminster Child Who Was Accidentally Shot by Brother
(BIVISRStDE COUNTY) SMYTHE AT RIVERSIDE Democratic Congressional Nominee Invades Opponent's Home
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MANY IMPROVEMENTS Trustees Provide for Completion of Cement Sidewalk
(BAN DIEGO COUNTY) SAN DIEGO-EASTERN LINE RIGHT OF WAY OVER GOVERNMENT LAND ASKED FOR Washington Officials Promise to Take Active Steps to Stop Smuggling of Chinese Across the Border—Notes
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) MEETING OF_PYTHIANS Supreme Prelate Church Welcomed by the Redlands Lodge
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Colton Notes
(IX>« AWCWXJN OOVHTT) IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED MUCH WORK TO BE DONE AT THE SOLDIERS' HOME Hospital to Be Fitted With Thoroughly Modern Operating Boom, a New Band Btand to Be Built. Etc. Etc.
(SANTA BARBARA OOUNTY) TREES SET ON FIRE Live Wire Causes a Lively Blase aw Santa Barbara
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Daniels at Elsinore
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MONEY RULING EASIER RELIEF THROUGH FREEUSEOF CALL FUNDS No Demand for Stocks, With Irregular Prices and Trading Light—All Bands Ware Sluggish.
Financial Record
Orange Shipments
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Better, Cheese and Eggs
Cotton and Wool
Buried Alive
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Live Stock Raporta
Sugar and Coffee
An Old Line Insurance Agent
BEANS AGAIN GO HIGHER RAINS IN THE NORTH AID THE PRESENT ADVANCE Injury to Southern California Crop la Slight—Eggs Are aa Firm as Before—Too Many Fish
WHEAT BULLS SELL HOLDINGS
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
BANK CLEARINGS
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
Boston Stocks and Bonds
San Francisco Mining Stocks
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