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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 112, 24 January 1903
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ARTHUR LYNCH FOUND GUILTY Jury Convicts Him of High Treason LORD CHIEF JUSTICE PASSES SENTENCE SJF DEATH Tha Colonel Bears Himself With Unfaltering Composure—The Belief Is General That the Sentence of Death Will Bo Commuted .
MOMENTS – ALMOST LAW Ready for the Governor's Signature TREBLE FIGHT AGAINST THEM IN THE ASSEMBLY Grove L. Johnson Chatters in Opposition, but the Members Pay Little Attention to Him and Support the Measure Practically Unanimously
THE MORNING'S NEWS
UNCLE SAM'S EYE ON THE CULPRIT
OIL FLOODJIREDQNDQ A THIRTY THOUSAND BARREL TANK BURSTS Precautions Are Taken During the Tlow to Prevent Ignition, Adding Fire to the Other Danger
THE QUAKING EARTH TembloM Reported in South Carolina and Georgia
Nearer Horn*
RECEIVED AT THE VATICAN Cardinal Satolll Is Granted a Private Audience
The Plague Beeord
WOMAN IS FMhLLY SHOT' Murderous work of a pair OF FOOTPADS Attempt to Sob Mrs. Henry Miller of North Cucamonga, and When She Starts to Bun One of Them Shoots
STATE LIBRARY t Plan Under Way to Remove It to the University
DAMAGED BY SMELTERS
▲ Call to Arma
STILL SHELLING SAN CARLOS Fort in Possession of the Venezuelan Forces and There Is No Material Change in the Situation
the?m ran Discussed by Members of the Cabinet CONTROL OF ISTHMUS GIVEN IN PERPETUITY W» Are to Fay an. Annual Rental of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar* to Colombia—Either Provisions of the Document Satisfactory
SENT TO THE SENATE The Canal Bill Received and Referred to Committee
Effect on European Powers
SMKMOM. Investigating Lessler's Charges TESTIMONY OF THE NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE He Says the Offer of Five Thousand Dollars Was Made to Him if He Would Change His Mind in Regard to Building Submarine Boats
WHITE HOUSE MUSICALE Mrs. Roosevelt CHves Another Friday Evening Entertainment
The Naval Tug For tuna
Filipinos Quiet and Contented
OUT IN CONTROL Will Not Allow Debate on Immigration ASKS AGAIN FOR A VOTE ON THE STATEHOOD BILL Mr. Beveridge Criticises the Attitude of the Advocates of Statehood, and Mr. Burnham Talks for Two Hours Without Concluding 1
PENSION DAY IN THE HOUSE Bill Passed Awarding the Widow of General Sigel $100 a Month
ANTI-TRUST BILL Judiciary Committee Agrees Upon a Measure
Retail Hardware Dealers
Funeral of Late Julian Ralph
The Immigration Bill
FOR MHOPBIC List of Candidates on the Way DR. CONATY'S NAME BELIEVED TO BE AMONG THEM J>ading Catholics in Washington Do Not Expect Information From Rome on the Selection Before the Middle of February
DEATHS OF THE DAY
KILLED BY DYNAMITE Some One Turned on the Electrical Current Without Orders
| A Forty Million Dollar Lean
Mrs. Grant's Estate
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDB
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CAUSHEDJjII PANIC Three Women Killed and Five Injured FACTORY WORKERS DRIVEN , OUT BY FIRE Strong Men Crush and Trample Upon Weak Women and Push Them From the Fire Escape* to the Ground. ' The Harrowing Scene Described
CLEVER BOY
To Postpone Anti-Trust Bill
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THE COISUMEBS OF OIL {IRE AGREED Men Interested in Large Corporations That Use Hnch Fuel Oil Say Light Quality Is Very Satisfactory and Not Dangerous
CONSPIRACY FOR DISCRIM [NATION
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Oil Company Managed by Women
America's Famous Beauties
Threw Stones at Tr/iin
PLAYA DEL REY
Fine Carriage*
A Regency for Sweden
Impeaching a Judge
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BILLY MADDEN'S REPLY TO EARP
DRIVING CLUB'S MATINEE 1 The Racing Will Starfeat One O'clock Promptly
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans Races
PARKER IS SUCCESSFUL
PLAYA DEL REY
EUGENES ARE HERE Coliseum Bowlers Will Fight Hard for Championship
Santa Fe'a Win
Westlake Trio Wins
In Favor of Statehood
A Blow to Silver
GOOD GAMES COMING Winter- League Teams Strengthened MANY BALL PLAYERS WILL BE HEBE FOR WINTER Jimmy Hannivan Will Be With the Seattle Team, Which Will Bo Brought South Early in March. Other Doings in Baseball Circles
Pacific Coast League Umpires
Minor Ball Games
YACHT CLUB'S PLANS New House to Be Built by July on Tlmms' Point
Golf at Country Club
Gamblers Indicted
HEAD OF THE REICHSTAG Count von Ballestrem Rteigns From the Presidency
Will Let Rock Island Alone
Cattle Dying in Montana
PLAYA DEL REY
A FORGERJWANTED Married an Heiress and Travels About Swindling People
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
GERMANY'S STRANGE POLICY
LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO
MAYOR SNYDER'S PLEDGE
OUR CHARTER AMENDED
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
A TAMMANY CONVENTION
ZfAe Works Srrigation S&///
ATTACKED THE MINERS Independent Operators Before Strike Commission
NEW WAGE SCALE Work of Committee of the Miners' Convention
INDICTED COAL DEALERS Legal Fight of the Alleged Chicago Conspirators Begun
< More Trouble at Keswick
Tallorahops Reopen
PEMS'JETIML Citrus Fruit Men Are Up ill Arms SENIOR SENATOR WILL VOTE FOR RECIPROCITY Definite News From Washington That While Bard Is Wobbling, His Associate Has Announced Intention of Supporting the Cuban Treaty
Cuba's Dangerous Competition
Undelivered Telegrams
Engineer and Fireman Killed
C0L0l« ™L[ Still Far .Removed From Solution ACTION ON THE SENATORSHIP BLOCKED AGAIN The Democrat Who Was Hissing on Thursday Came Back, but Another Disappeared Yesterday—Trying to Form a Combination
THE OREGON CONTEST Legislature Adjourns Until Holiday, and Members Visit Portland
IN WASHINGTON STATE Ankeny Makes a Slight Gain but Not Sufficient to Settle Things
Santa Fe Officials
Rumor Without Foundation
Freight Trains Collide)
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
EUGENE COWLES RESTING Will Go to Coronado Before Singing Again in Concert
PERSONAL
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT —_ i When It Is Free of Dandruff, It Grows Luxuriantly
PLAYA DEL REY New Short Line—Opened Sunday
Reliable Business Woman
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
COURT BRIEFS
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
Weather Condition#
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
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CHURCH NEWS IOF THE WEEK
METHODIST
CATHOLIC
BAPTIST
THIRD RAIL FRANCHISE AND STREET CLEANING
CQNTRACTORSi&RE'DISGUSTED Will Ask X. and X. Association to Undertake Street Cleaning
EPISCOPAL
CONGREGATIONAL
T. W. 0. ▲.
PRESBYTERIAN
PRESBYTERIAN
Building Permits
TO CURB A COLD IN ONK DAY
Th« Prettiest Yst
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) II STILL MtSSmG ' No Trace Yet of Leon's Victim STRANGE SEQUEL TO SHOOTING AT BALDWIN'S RANCH Nothing Seet of Juan Oballe Since Tie Was Placed on a Santa Pe Train in an Apparently Dying Condition on Wednesday Evening
Pell Prom a Bicycle
All Bids Rejected
Briefs of Pasadena
Events in Society
Pasadena Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SAW HIS BROTHER DIE
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Redondo Ripple*
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MUST CHANGE_FIRE LIMITS Salt Lak« Road's Depot at Pomona Is f J '.Delayed
(ORANGE COUNTY) EXCITING MAN HUNT Escaped Prisoner Gives Santa Anans a Hot Chase
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) NEW HOTEL OPEtiS Glenwood Ready to Receive Guests. Salt Lake Road
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) INJURIES PROVE FATAL
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Claremont Girl'* funeral
(SAW BERNARDINO COUNTY) CAJON PASS_ DISASTER CORONER'S JURY FAILS TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY Intimation by Railroad Men That On* of the Members Was Tramp Picked Up by Disinterested Persons
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SOLDIERS' HOME Ranks of the Veterans Are Bapidly Thinning Out
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) CARROLL ARRAIGNED Vidall'g Slayer Asks for Further Time to Plead
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HOLLYWOOD HAPPENINGS Steps Taken for Exleneion of Sunset Boulevard
v (SAN DUCK) COUNTY) TOURISTS JUJCKING 111 CORONADO ARRIVALS EXCEED THOSE OF LAST SEASON We 11-Known Chinaman Found Dead in His Bed—Citizens' Union Preparing for Drafting Charter Amendements
.'(ORANGE COUNTY) FRUIT SHIPMENTS
(MS ANGELES COUNTY) Fernando Facta
(LOB ANGELES COVNTY) Monrovia Affairs
NEW HOSPITAL FINISHED TO CARE FOR GENERAL AND EMERGENCY CASES Special Facilities for Treating City's Injured, and Will Supplement the Beceivlng Hospital
TEACHER RESIGNS POSITION Frofeaaor E. Hutton Has Taught for Fifty Years
SCHMIDT MAY BE TRIED HERE Another Turn in the Tlngley-Times-Schmidt Suit
PLAYA DEL REY
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stocks my tumble MARKET FALLS BELOW THE STANDARD News Developments Without Perceptible Effect—Room Traders Eager for a Leader 111 Their Bewilderment
Financial Record
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Orange Shipments
Butter and Eggs
LARGE NAVEL ORANGES ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND
NEW YORK STOCKS
Mew York Bends
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Sugar and Coffee
MAY WHEAT MAKES A RECORD
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
FOR TRADE BETTERMENTS The Produce Exchange Makes Some Changes in Rulea ,
EGGS ARE NOT SO ACTIVE
! Live Stock Beports
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
San Francisco Mining Stocks
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