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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 131, 13 February 1903
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BLOCKADE WILL . SMBE RAISED All Keady for Signing the Protocol IS LIKELY TO BE DONE AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY Mr. Bowen Has Arranged to Begin Immediately Setting Aside a Portion of the Customs Receipts to Fay the Claims of the Allies
GERMANY BACKS DOWN Agrees to Waive the Demand for Big Cash Payment
Arizona Will Create No Territory
THE MORNING'S NEWS
HORRORS OF THE SMPRISOIiS Fresh Stories of Torture of the Convicts SICKENING DISCLOSURES ARE MADE BY LEGISLATORS Use of Straitjackets Will Be Abolished as a Means of Punishment, and the Prison Directors Are Likely to Be Severely Censured for Conditions
SAFEGUARDING THETREASDR* Many Appropriation Bills in Danger CONFERENCE OF PARDEE AND FINANCE COMMITTEES Tax Levy Will Be About Sixty-Five Cents, and in Order to Keep It Down a Number of Measures Will Be Scaled Materially
ADDICKS' "WITHDRAWAL"
HARRIMAN IN WASHINGTON1 Planning Another Line to Compete With the Gould Systems
Mutineers Convicted
Outbreak in Madagascar
Much Will B« Needed
New Archbishop Enthroned
THE HUMBERT TRIAL PUBLIC SYMPATHY WITH THE ACCUSED The Plaintiff's Testimony Is Greeted With Murmurs and Ironical Laughter by the Spectators
Received the Reward
BOTH MAY MARRY Terms of the Divorce Granted Crown Prince Frederick
General Strike Feared
One Death From the Flague
PAID HONOR TO UNCOUTSMEMORY Two Gatherings in New York City BRIGHT SPEAKERS EXTOL THE GREAT MAN'S VIRTUES When Lincoln Died, Said Lafayette Young, Hia Sympathies Were Already Thirty-Five Years Ahead of Popular Sentiment
CORTELYOU TO JOIN CABINET
AUSTRIA,S PLAN . TOM WAR Proposes International Congress RUSSIA MOW DESPAIRS OF A PEACEFUL SOLUTION Will S*ek to Localize the Outbreak la Macedonia—The Czar's Advice to Bulgaria—More Turkish Troop* Have Been Ordered Out
Russia's Advice to Bulgaria
Bulgaria Warned
Ordered to Join the Colors
Organising Volunteers
Salvador Tranquil
THE OPEHVrOBS' SIDE President Baer Makes His Argument GREAT INTEREST IS TAKEN BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC He Makes a Proposition to Pay Contract Miners on a Sliding Wage Scale—Mr. Bacrow Begins His Argument for the Miners
Objection to Mr. Mitchell
FRIENDS OF STATEHOOD They Ale Losing Faith in Some #! the Mansgers of the Fight
Hawaiian Election Laws
Against Krum's Confirmation
THE HML_ TREATY It Is Debated Behind Closed Doors NUMEROUS AMENDMENTS ARE PROPOSED BY MORGAN One of Them Provides for the Absolute Ownership of the Canal by the United States Instead oi a Hundred Years' Lease
Daily Snowstorms at the Fair :
Insurance Companies Gain a Point j
NEW WHITE. HOUSE Expensive Changes Are Criticised MR. GAINES THINKS THERE IS TOO MUCH ENTERTAINING Mr. Cannon Glad the Old Edifice Was Overhauled, but Says the American People Are Entitled to a Better Building for the Money
THE EIGHT-HOUR BILL Senator McComas Gives Notice That He Will Call It Up
THE ALASKAN TREATY
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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EXPRESS OR LOOTED Quick Work Done by Two Robbers PROBABLY SECURED SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS Drov« Out From Butte, Stopped the Team, Dynamited the Express Safe, Helped Themselves and Drove Back Again to the City
THE ESMOND WRECK Richey Jury Holds Clough Responsible and Condemns Railroad Co.
LLOYD STILL ALIVE Wounded Capitalist Reported to Be Gradually Sinking
Carnegie's OHft to Tulare
A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY For the Next Three Year* None Will Be Expected
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
ELMOS BILL REPORT It Should Prevent Many Existing Evils PROPOSED MEASURE SHOULD PREVENT REBATES Changes Are Suggested by the House Committee to the Original Bill—A Minority Report Also Filed by the Democratic Representative*
SENATE COMMITTEE Endeavoring to Amend the Llttlefield Anti-Trust
A MOTHER'S THANKS One ot Mrs. Tingley's Wards Sent to His Home In Cuba
STORM WORKED HAVOC Water System of Standard Electric Company Demoralized
BRICKMAKERS DEPORTED San Francis Company Charged With Violating Labor Law
Concession to Telegraphers
GIRL POISONERS Plot to Kill the Teachea-s Utah Reform School
' Stabbed by a Bootblack |
Irishmen Released
THE FlfJSfflß Claimants Preparing for < Contest NEW FACTS CONCERNING THE FATAL ACCIDENT The Automobile Did Not Collide With a Tree, but Was Stopped So Suddenly by the Application of Brake* That Occupants Were Dashed Out
; The French Doctor
FREIGHT TRAIN BURIED Was Caved on in a Tunnel, Completely Blockading Traffic
POWER OF ELECTRICITY Peculiar Accident on the New York Elevated Railroad
Justice to Ireland
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MRS. MI'S MID LifeJy Times in fied Light District MANY CRIBS ARE VISITED BY THE REFORMER No Violence la Dob*, and the Nation Party Confine* Itself to Talking With tit* Inmates and Persuading Them fee Lead Batter Lire*
FOR STEALING COAL Fifty Women Committed to Jai] in PateTson, N. J.
SMUGGLING CHINESE Indiana Bring Them From British Columbia Dressed as Squaws
ESTIMATE OF CARRIE NATION
Sanitarium Foods
BOOM m_ HEARST Banquet of Democrats at Columbus NOTABLE ADDRESSES BY BUDD AND BRYAN Former Governor of California, in His After Dinner Remarks, Names the Editor as a Presidential Possibility. Nebra-skan Flays His Enemies
Missed Bis Old Friends
Pirates Captured
ON A MISSION OF MERCY Revenue Cutter Seminole Striving to Succor Icebound Fishermen.
Victims of Gas
Fruitless Session
Setting Her Right
Enough Said
IRELAND'S FUTURE Optimistic View Taken by the Lord Lieutenant
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Indians at the Whit* House
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WHSJLL LEAD Local Team Shows Well in Batting FIGURES TO OUTHIT OTHER PACIFIC COAST CLUBS Vaunted Superiority of San Francisco With the Stick Is Not Apparent When Records Are Looked Into. Hay Bring Chicago Team to Train
PEACE OVERTURES The Northwestern Baseball Magnates Want to End the War
Belmonts Win Three Straight
Tufts-Lyons High Bowling
TTnlon Hardware Team Wins
Cyclone Kelly Whipped
Puts an End to It All
ALL PAYMENTS STOP No Hope of .Regaining Deposits TURF INVESTMENT CONCERNS THROW UP THE SPONGE The St. Louis Jury Crops All Other Business to Investigate the Get-Rich-Quick Concerns—Summons Sent for the Managers
Racing at Ingleslda
New Orleans Baces
SHOOTING PROVES VERY POOR Change in the Weather Gives Clubmen Very Few Shots at Ducks
REILLY GETS DECISION
Meteors Win
Olympian Game* for St. Louie
New Bowling Score
An Unusual Court Decision
AS A FRENCHMAN SEES US Pen Picture of American* Etched by a Tourist From Prance
PEERS TAKE LIEE EASILY
Vandiverr's Campaign Story
THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC Archbishop Ireland'* Tribute to Abraham Lincoln '
American Prow Stylq
ST. BERNARD DOGS Some Anecdotes of Th«ir Intelligence and Bravery
▲n Odd Dinner Invitation
HrS NOTION OF THE WEST Pittsburg Man Thought Himself a Resident of the Great Occident
To Cure Him,of Socialism
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
OBSTREPEROUS GERMANY
NINE CABINET MEMBERS
THE LASH PENALTY
BOWE READY TO QUIT
THE NEW MINING EXCHANGE
MORTGAGED EARNINGS
A CHAT WITH GABRILOWITSCH The Pursuit of Genius Under Difficulties—A Pianist With a Temperament But No "Temper"—A Charming Personage
THE PIANIST'S PERFORMANCE A Young and High-Spirited Warrior. Not the Seasoned Champion
Chamber Concert
WOMEN'S CLUBS Ebell Club Tea
Valantine Dance
SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP
Wisser-Kroeger
Students and Friends Dance
For a Bride-Elect
Afternoon Card Party
Social Notes
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
BANQUET OF THE LOYAL LEGION
AGAINST PROPOSED LAW Beftolutlons Adopted by Merchant® and Manufacturers' Association
OLD RESIDENT DIES John H. Jones Had Lived Here Forty-Sight Years
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
AROUND THE HOTELS
Undelivered Telegrams
Bich Gold Strike
Stopover Privilege*
Federal Governm«nt Takes It All
To Be Made Into a Dredger
Cananea Smelters Start Up
| Beecher Memorial Project
Why He Killed Himself
The Ghoul Trial
Child Labor Bill Passed
Stock Perishing
Postmasters Confirmed
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
HARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
J deaths
DIED
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Vehicular
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL BRIOGES_FOR TWO City and the Railways in Partnership COUNCILMEN APPROVE PLAN OF CITY ENGINEER Some Officials Think th« Railway Companies Should Build Bridges for Cars and Teams Free of Cost to the Municipal Government
ADJOURNMENT IS OMIN;OUS New Fark Board Leaves Appointments for a Future Meeting
THEY ARE RESTRAINED The Court Orders Wlgmores Not to Transfer Property
CITY HALL NOTES
COURT BRIEFS
THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Permanent Church Building Is Now Being Arranged on Hill Street
MISSING DIAMONDS FOUND Mrs. Freeman Is Overjoyed by Their fteturn to Her
FINE CROP REPORT Everything Continues in Good Shape in Southern California
CONFERENCE" IN SESSION Swedish Lutherans Cast Tie Ballots fer President
VABELINE NO GOOD FOR HAIR Dandruff Germ Thrives in It, a« Weil aa in All Greaaa
TO PREM WRECKS Three Men in the Locomotive Cab LOCAL RAILROAD MEN SAY THE SCHEME WOULD NOT WORK Two Engineer! Would Cause Confusion—Use of Cocaine by Employes Said to Be Responsible for the Great Number of Accidents of Late
PHOENIXJJJB SHOT Vernon Den Succumbs to Publicity PROPRIETOR PLEADS GUILTY AND PAYS A. FINE Police Raid the Place, but the Owner Shya That He Could Not Face the Fire From the Newspapers—Waa "Getting Along Swimmingly"
CREDIT MEN BANQUET LISTEN TO INTERESTING TA! K BY W. C. PATTERSON Theory of Credit in Mercantile Una* la Not Unlike That aa Applied W Banking—Collateral Dutie*
MONTEPEY'S ARMY POST Colonel Ward Says the New Barracks ' Will Be Finished in June
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) POISOttRJT WORK One Man Loses Two Fine Cows PASA'DENANS EXCITED OVER A STRANGE CASE £»li«v*d to Be the Deed of Some Miscreant, Whom the Police and Citizens Are Making Efforts to Find. Positive That Strychnine Was Used
Green Hotel Contract Let
Bun Over by a Carriage
Shadel Still Alive
Peculiar Fire
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WORK OF A GOPHER k Reservoir Emptied of Two Million Gallons of Water
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SOLDIERS' HOME John A. Martin Post Entertainment. Park Improvements
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) NEW WHARF PROMISED Long Beach Capitalists Will Apply for a Franchise
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Fernando Facts
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Events
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) TO ADVERTISE^THE CITY BOARD OF TRADE ENTERS INTO A CONTRACT Photograph Gallery Bobbed of a Valuable Assortment of Supplies—The Medical Society to Entertain
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) AFTER A RAILROAD Ramona Citizens Hold Enthusiastic Mass Meeting
(SANTA BARBAKA COUNTY) ATTEMPTED BURGLARY Safe Mutilated, but Bobbers Fail to Foroe an Entrance
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) fttPARIAN RIGHTS Another Dispute Over the Waters of the Santa Am River
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) REDLANDS EVENTS Death of John B. Breed, a Prominent Business Man of the City
(ORANGE COUNTY) Fullerton Facts
RIGHTS OF WAY WANTED Whlttler Ranchers Deed Property to the Pacific Electric Company
(ORANGE COUNTY) SUIT for_damages J. W. Shively Declines the Telephone Company's Offer to Settl«
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) CRIME IN CHINO ! Old Man Robbed of All Hie Money and Food
(1.06 ANGELES COUNTY) Briefs of Albambra
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) • Corona Affairs
TRIED TO RIDE A BRONCO Lengths Which Newspaper Men Will Go to Get a Story I
Hew Husbands Shop
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EGGS ARE BARELY STEADY DEMAND FAIR WITH SUPPLIES UP TO NEEDS Poultry Very Scarce—Butter Weaker. Cheese Steady—Ouions Slow—Potatoes Very Plentiful
THE ORANGE SITUATION Florida and California Fruit Still Poor and Low—Good Fruit Wanted
Live Stock Reports
Financial Record
STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Orange Shipment*
Cotton and Wool
Coaat Shipping
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
iwju-run 01 101 % j-ora tract....|i3 Building Permits
Butter, Egg* and Cheese
Ranges in Wheat
Fine Carriage*
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OBSERVE LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
HER WEAPON AN UMBRELLA Miss Wright. Attacked by a Footpad, Puts Him to Flight
THIEF HAS HIS JOKE Burglar Advertises Miss Carrie Nation as a Side Issue
The Celebrated 1898 Vintage
"Koh-l-noor" and "Regal" Penclla
Sanitarium Foods
If You Want to Go East C. Haydock,
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