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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 120, 31 January 1903
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WAGING BATTLE FOBJTATEHOOD Neither Side Will Yield an Inch THE COMMITTEE AGREES TO REPORT AMENDMENT The President of the Senate May Rule Against Report When Presented, Then Filibustering Will Begin in Earnest
, A FAVORABLE-REPORT Committee Decides in Favor of Quay's Amendment
Perkins Will Await Instructions (Special to Ttw Herald.)
SHE STRUCK QN AJIOCKY ISLE Steamer Crescent City Ashore PASSENGERS AND CREW ALL SAFELY LANDED The Vessel Will Probably <Be a Total Loss—Tag Sea Rover Arrives on the Seme and Will Make an Effort to Save Her if the Sea Goes Sown
THE MORNING'S NEWS
OUR SENATORIAL MONOLOGIST
Plague Victim* at Xazatlan
LIKE A JUIDERBOLT YAQUI BAND MAKES A DASH ON SAN MARCIAL Met at the Gates by a Hastily Organised" Force,* the Indiana Are Repulsed After a Bloody Fight
SANTA FE ROCK ISLAND Flans of the Alliance for Extending the Lints
UNABLE TO AGREE
LADRONES DEFEATED
An Anarchist Arrested
RALSTON INSISTS UPON A HEARING 3 Refuses to Withdraw the , Oil Bill THINKS HE HAS BEEN BLAMED UNJUSTLY IN THE MATTER Sharp Latter to tha Secretary of tha Itinera' Association, In Which Ha Polnta Out Radical Differences In tha Pending Measure From Former
THIRD MIL PUR DOKTO DEITH Main Street Petition Ii Pigeonholed M'ALEER HOLDS OUT FOB MORE TRANSFERS Saaalaa of tha Board of PabHe Work* Ends In a Passage at Arms Between Nofriger and XcAleer, and tha Electric Railway Xa tha Buffer
UNCLE SAMHELD UP Treasury Raiders Oat in Force CLAIMS ARE PRESENTED THAT HAVE BEEN PAID BEFORE Bepublioan Floor Lwder Payne Endeavored to Check the Onslaught, but the Combine Was Too Strong and Nullified Hl* Efforts
MONETARY CONFERENCE State Department Anxious to Have One Held
STILL AN ALIEN Question of a Filipino's Status Decided by District Court
LATE SENATOR MCMILLAN Many Tributes Paid to His Memory in the Senate
Considered in Committee WißHlKflTnv Ton M TV.
TRYING TO COERCE TURKEY Vain Efforts to Bring Abeut Reforms in Macedonia
Macedonians Defeated ,>rt».£.ni*x"riwnDi IT in A /IN-
DEATHS OF THE DAY Lawrence R. Benson
Foundered at Sea
BURT ISJDURATE No Compromise With the Strikers WALKOUT OF SHOPMEN ON ALL HARRIMAN LINES Ultimatum Given That Only Condition Under Which Former Employes of Union Pacific May Return Is on the "Piece" System ,
NEARING THE END The Mine Operators Close Their Case Before the Commission
BLASTING IN MINES Indiana Operators Threaten to Break Wage Agreement
Awaiting Order* to Strike
Ignorant of Contemplated Strike
Pool Championship
Pritchard'a Succeaaor
NO REPLYFOR BOWEN He Construes It Very Hopefully WHAT WILL OCCUR IF ALLIES DECLINE TO YIELD Other Creditor Nations Having Claims Against Venezuela Will Be Called on to Hake Formal Protest Against the Allies' Demands
THE FRENCH POSITION What Would Follow the Rejection of Bowen's Terms
AT STATE DEPARTMENT Mr. Bowen in Consultation With Secretary Hay
THE MONROE DOCTRINE Captain Mahan Explains It to Readers of an English Review
OUR INTERESTS They Are Liable to Draw Us in Close Relations With France
VON STERNBERG ARRIVES He Will Not Confer With Bowen UnUl After Calling on the President
ENGLAND'S POLICY Lord Cranborne Seeks to Explain It at *■ a Banquet
NOT LOOKING FOR TROUBLE But the Washington Administration Will Be Prepared for Anything
Invitation Declined
Claims of the Netherlands
Will Not Allow Washington to Speak
No Passes for Legislators tITDiVV V V lull 'h I 1,1 r.i.i
1 THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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CLOUGH DISAPPEARS Night Operator Leaves Suddenly i 3LAME FOR WRECK PLACED ON HIS SHOULDERS iwo Coroner's Juries in Full Blast at Tucson—Testimony Given by Railroad Men—The Order Operator Clough Is Said to Hav« Violated
SOME EVIDENCE GIVEN All the Testimony Unfavorable to Operator Clough
Collision in a Tunnel
Fatal Collision in Pennsylvania
May Have Been in Wreck
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE Dedication of Handsome New Hall at Corona
Killed by a Cave-in
Section Foreman Killed uAfirjnttPTi?T.n Ton 'm *r * A "J
Balloting in Oregon
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THE YELLOW PERIL Another Outbreak Likely in China MILITARY LEADERS ORGANIZE FOR THE PURPOSE Threat* Are Being Mad* Against foreigners in Several Provinces. The Insurgents Have Rallied and Attacked the Imperial Troops
ONE MAN ARRESTED Discovery of a Gigantic Ore Thieving Plot is Oregon
ESCAPING STEAM Cost One Naval Machinist His Life and Seriously Injured Another
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Long's Condition
Strike Becomes Serious
Employment of Children
New Style of Money Orders
A Million Voices
JOHN W. GATES IN LOS ANGELES
Preachers Should Learn Trades
General Strike Ordered
A REBUILT LAWYER Food That Put Hiro Right
LIGHTNING_DID IT Niagara Falls Electric Power Demoralized MACHINERY FOR FIFTY MILES AROUND STOPPED Three Men Seriously Injured and One May Die—Trolley Lines at Buffalo Tied Up—Mill Wheels at Lockport Cease to Revolve
COURT BRIEFS Franciscan Fathers
WIRE FENCES Charged With Electricity Cause Awful Slaughter Among Cats
• TIRED OF "LADY'' Chicago School Board's Return to Use of Time-Honored Word
The Golden Rule ill Many Linda
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SEASON JSJHANGED Game Bill is Passed by Legislature ONLY NEEDS SIGNATURE OF GOVERNOR PARDEE Only Difference in Duck Seaaon la That It la Set Forward Two Weaka, Opening Later and Cloaing to Correspond—Quail, Deer and Dovta
SUNDAY IS AN OPEN DAY Perfectly Legal to Shoot Ducks or Quail February 1
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans B«ces VKWftnr.PiVß T.. n VI P.^An| r'l*..
Horses Killed in Steeplechase
Ryan's Easy Money Again
"Bug" Holliday'a New Job
CLUB OAMMUSTGO Bolsa Chico Strikes a Snag CAPTAIN JADWIN LOOKS OVER THE SITUATION Engineer Announce! That the Dam Was Put in Illegally, and Recommends to the War Department That It Be Removed From Newport Bay
McVey and Lavelle
Belmonts Win Three Gtamea
Chesbro's Big Salary
Nsill and Bollly Matched
FAIR AT PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AT STAKE t Mies Mabel Higgins and Mrs. W. T. Bishop Are Left to Battle for Premier Honors—Entry List Is Vnall
Bobby Johnson May Com*
Agitating Football Change
Athletic Team* May Go Over
Stuart Will B«fere«
EXAMINATION OF MELROSE Agreement Finally Beached to Hold It Before Judge Austin
GIRLS WIUJfKE PART EIGHTY YOUNG LADIES TO RIDE ON ELECTRICAL FLOATS Crowning Feature of May Festival. Roosevelt, Dewey, Miles and Chaffee Have Been Invited to Attend
HER HUSBAND SKIPPED Anne B. Camp Fails to Get Beceiver for Certain Property-
, WOMEN'S CLUBS ni Friday Horning Club
Ebell Club Date*
American Hiatory
A 1 Wienig Said to Be Brake
McLeod's Big Contract
A Miner Shot Bead
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
CALIFORNIA'S SENATORIAL MISFIT
SAN FRANCISCO'S LOSS
GOVERNOR PARDEE'S INNOVATION
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY MAY SOLVE IT
A MORMON BUGBEAR
THE VENEZUELAN DEADLOCK
6 9J?iss Cody to Vfarry
COWLES' BIG VOICE CHARMS Renowned Basso Delights a Large Audience at Simpson Auditorium, and Is Well Supported by Talented People—A Pleasing Program
ft jCogisiativo foke on Sacramento
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS PLAY Excellent Entertainment Given at the Burbank Theater
THE IRRIGATION DILL
Not Very Consoling
Moat People In It
Odds and Cnds
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Secured Small Sum
Got the Overcoat . j
Tamales Burned Up
For His Traveling Expenses
Seven Dollars and a Brink
To Close Earlier
Francis Murphy Meeting
Took a Watch
Light-Fingered Thieves
Marie Cunningham Here
Vernon Kevival Meetings
Used Another's Name
Attempted Burglaries
Spring Street School
Garrison to Speak
Unsettled Weather
Was One or the Other
Academy of Science*
Tamale Wagon Nuisance
Woman Seriously Injured
Ir New Quarters
AT THE HOTELS
HEART DISUSE SOON CURED Hundreds nave Been Cured by the Wonderful New treatments Discovered by the FamAs Chicago Scientist, Dr.franklin < lies, LI. it.. After Leadinj Doctors Nad Pronounced I hem "Incurable." Patients Who had Suffered for Years with Dropsy and Uther Complicating Dlsetses Have Marveiousiy Recovered—Endorsed by Leading Professors and Editors. Sent Free, Rook and Liberal Course of Personal Treatment which will Astonish Any Reader
REMARKABLE RECORD Bargain Driver Who Never Missed His Large Profits
CHINAMEN ROUNDED UP Many Celestials Arrested for Being in United States Unlawfully
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
THEY DIDJOT ELOPE Needless Anxiety of Los Angeles Woman SHE FEARED HER SON WOULD WED MISS DARR The Young Man Is Nineteen While the Girl Is Under Sixteen—The Couple Say They Had No Intention of Marrying—Joins Princess Chic Show
ALIMONY HONORS DIVIDED Affairs of Br. L. V. Sexton and Mrs. Sexton Reach a Crisis
RANKS AS BRIGADIER Captain Allen Chief of the Philippine Constabulary
Undelivered Telegrams
True Mercy
RING WORM AND DANDRUFF They Are Each Caused by a Pestiferous Germ
Rates to Fresno
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DLU
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Fin* Carriages
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK
B'NAI B'RITH
, CONGREGATIONAL
METHODIST
CARELESSJOTHERS TNCY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MUCH SUFFERING Many a Womaa Can Tract th« Caaia a* tier Titibli ta NailaeUd Glrihaad. One af the Exaaptlan*
T. W. C. A.
CHRISTIAN
PRESBYTERIAN
EPISCOPAL
BIBLE INSTITUTE
TRAINING SCHOOL
PENIEL HALL
HELLMAN'S DAMAGE SUIT Wants Ten Thousand Dollars for th« Union Trust Cave-in
IN MEMORY OF REED Sunset Club Hears Address on Former Speaker
CHANGE OF TIME Log Angeles and Redondo Railway Company
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) PLEA TO J PEOPLE Still Time to Secure the Auditorium DR. BRI6GS HOPEFUL MONEY WILL BE RAISED Cays That if Residents R«aliz» What It Means to City to Have the Y. M. C. A. Located in Adequate Quarters There Will Be No More Hindrances Herald's Pasadena Bureau.
Events in Society
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Brief*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) BOY SHOOTS PLAYMATE Riverside Lad's Method of Subduing His Tormentor
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) LAST HONORS Funeral of the Late Albert H. Smiley at Redlands
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Santa Monica
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lcrdsburg Locals
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Long Beach Brevities
&AN BERNARDINO COUNTY) THREE MEWED ALIVE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A MINE ON THE DESERT Timbers Give Way Under the Freuure of Earth, Letting a Oreat Mass Upon the Victims—Again in Jail
(ORANGE COUNTY) FULLER FOUND GUILTY Second Trial Results in Conviction for Burglary
(SAN BEKNABDINO COUNTY) GOOD CROPS ASSURED
(RIVERSIDE CQTNTY) Elsinore Events
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CAUSE OMtMPEBANCE SAN DIEGO UNION APPEALS TO THE LEGISLATURE Want* a New Law Passed Prohibiting the Sale of Intoxicants to Minors. Funeral of Harry K. Chamberlain
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) NEW SURVEYS ORDERED Work on Midland Pacific Will Begin at Once
(LOS ANGELES COUNTT) Soldiers' Home Affairs
WILL EXPEL MANY Inquisition at the First Baptist Church DEACON GREEN MUST STAND TRIAL FOR SLANDER Minority Prepare* an Appeal to Other Churches—Deacon Oreen Says He Can Prove Charges Against Pastor. Friends of Smale Say Harmony
Bad Place for Tramps
Free Coal at Honolulu
Stinkard Colony Proposed
Labor Strike in Spain
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STOCKS SHOW RECOVERY AFTER RULING DULL LATE DEALS BECOME ACTIVE ♦ . Ease of Money Causes. Greater Speculation in Face of Special Efforts. Tractions Rule Weak
Financial Record
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
Orange Shipments
Butter and Eggs ttiV VP AWMttrvi ion n„f»er
Sugar and Coffee
NAVEL ORANGES ARE RULING FIRMER
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bcnda
Boston Stocks and Bonds
STOCK EXCHANGE
Live Stock Beports
WHEAT IS MORE FREELY SOLD
BANK CLEARINGS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Coast Shipping
FIRM VALUES PREVAIL
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
THE MINING FIELD San Francisco Mining Stocks
Copper Again Lower
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