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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 141, 24 February 1903
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HOAR'S TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON Patriotic Exercises at Chicago ANNIVERSARY OF GREAT MAN'S BIRTH IS OBSERVED Massachusetts Senator, in an Address Before Union League Club, Wirm the People Against False Military Glory—Safety of the Republic
EXERCISES AT SACRAMENTO Governor and I/«gi*lators» in the Assembly Chain b«r
Demonstration at Alexandria
Dinner in London
Reception to Americans
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TWO-STATE BILL IS AGREED UPON Republican Senators Fall Into Line DEMOCRATS ARE EXPECTED TO FILIBUSTER AGAINST IT Measure May Raise Blockade on Appropriation Bills, but Will Scarcely Permit Cuban Reciprocity Treaty to Be Ratified—Quay's Position
SLIM CHAiNCE OF COMPROMISE |The .Democrats Oppose the Plan for I Statehood
STATE 0F CALIZON>IA Arizonans Favor Consolidation With Southern California
Thrown Out of Court (Special to The Herald.)
brodh mm KJNED Motion to That Effect in the Commons SECRETARY'S ARMY SCHEME IS ROUNDLY DENOUNCED Debate Shows That the British People Believe That No Adequate Return ! Is Being Received for the Enormous Increase in Cost of Establishment
IRRIGATION BILL PASSED Sharp Tilt In the Assembly Over the Melick Substitute (Special to The Herald.)
GERMANS GIVE UPONE SHIP Restaurador Is Turned Over to Castro BOWEN DENIES TWO REQUESTS OF THE KAISER'S AGENT British Are Fearful That the American Claims Against Venezuela Are to Be Paid at Once in Gold Without Going to The Hsgim Tribunal > t
GERMANY'S REQUEST REFUSED Minister Bowen Says She Must Look to Venezuela for Her Money
AMERICAN CLAIMS British Fearful That They Will Be Paid Forthwith
IN A PITIABLE PLIGHT Venezuelan Revolutionists Without Clothes or Provisions
DOT MRS. FAIR'S FURS < OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGED SUBSTITUTION French Experts Assert That Article* j Submitted to Them Are Not the Ones They Appraised Before Shipment
JUDGE DAY CONFIRMED Senate Acts Upon Appointments by the President
PAY OF STATE OFFICIALS
STATE W RATE Of SIXTY CENTS ——Zz General Appropriation Bill Reported ABOUT TWELVE MILLIONS ARE NEEDED FOR TWO YEARS Increased Cost of Maintaining Stat* Institutions, Owing to Advance ia Salaries of Employes and the High Prioes for Foodstuffs
EOUHUTT Of DUCES Tillman Talks of Policy of Administration FAVORS BOOKER KASHIWGTO»N FOR THE CABINET Omnibus Public Building Bill Passed, and the Postoffice Appropriation Bill Taken Up for Consideration. Credentials of Smoot Presented
GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL House Disposes of List of the Regular Appropriation Measures
!PLANS OF He BEEF TRUST SWALL INDEPENDENT PLANTS TO BE MERGED Present Officiate of Individual Companies to Head Securities Companies With a Capital of Fifty Millions
! SUPREME COJJRT DECISIONS I Prize Money Awarded to Dewey and His Officers and Men
Proposed Public Buildings
New Public Buildings
CONGRESS OF WOMEN Daughters of Revolution in Session CONTEST IN PROSPECT FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks Seeks Re-election, While Her Opponents Say She Is Ineligible Under the Provisions of the Constitution
IN BEHALF SILVER Proposed International Conference to Establish Rate of Exchange
RIOT CARTRIDGES. Government Ready to Supply States With New Ammunition
FERRY COMPETITION ;The Line Between San Francisco and Alameda Will Open May 1
RESCUED_BY_SCHOONER Fart of Crew of Drifting Collier Land at Savannch
Grave Charge Alleged
Princess Attempts Suicide
Gale 3 in Germany
Vetoed by the President
Land Suit Determined
Darrow Won't Run
Honor to Mercer
To Refund Duties
Agricultural Bill
Election of Senators
Toughs Overpower Police ,
HEAD-ON COLLISION Four Killed Outright and Many Injured DEBRIS TAKES FIRE AND ADDS TO THE HORROR Telegraph Poles Alongside the Scene of the Accident Take Fire, Thus Cutting Off All Communication by Trlegraph With the Qutside Wcrld
KING HOLDS LEVEE Mr. Choate Presents D. R. Francis of the St. Louis Exposition.
Plague Claims Another Victim
Gallows Nearly Cheated
Holy Syriod's Orders
Prospeots for a Lynching
Robbed by Highwaymen
For Training ol Librarians
Russia's Iron Hand
Justice Shims Retires
Spanish War Veterans
INJUNCTION GRANTED Difference of Opinion as to Value of Railroad Property
■ CAUGHT IN AN ICE FLOE Rescued by the Crew of a Life-Saving Station
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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NO TRAM PLAGUE San Francisco Entirely Free MESSAGE FROM THE SURGEON GENERAL TO PARDEE Algid Inspection of the Chinese Quarter Is Made Daily Under the Joint Co-operation of Federal, State and Municipal Health Authorities
ARBOR DAY Elaborate Exercises Participated in by Bakersfield Citizens
IROQUOIS CLUBS Annual Convention of State League at San Francisco
WORLD WAS UNKIND A Crippled Railroad Man Ends His Troubles in Death
BURNED TO DEATH Home of H. «r. Taylor of Peralta Park Completely Destroyed
Episcopal Pre-Lenten Conference
SENATE IS CONSERVATIVE Defeats Employers' Liability Bill and Opposes Election of Senators
USE OF STRAITJACKET Assembly Committee Begins Inquiry at San Quentin
PRISON DIRECTORS MEET Warden Aguirre Is Instructed Not to Cripple Prisoners
HUNDRED DOJ.LARS TO DAWSON The White Pass Company Will Try to Freeze Out Other Lines
Want Franchise Granted
Captain Salisbury of Los Angeles
LAST OFJTHE BILLS Many New Measures Are Introduced ONEAL'S PLAN TO SHAKE UP SAN FRANCISCO PILOTS Would Abolish the Commission and Dismiss All Present Pilots, Placing New Appointees on Salary—Convention Hall Bill in the Senate
TUNNEL CAVED IN Lucky Escape of California Express Near Redding
ROB SECTION FOREMAN Footpads Hold Up and Bob William Flynn of $112
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT Will Meet in San Francisco tha Week of August 17
Fatal Train Wreck
Archives Will Bemain Here
ECZEMA, NO CUBE, NO FAT
Accused of Wholesale Poisoning
BOXALL OUT ON BAIL Santa Monica Friends Come to Rescue IS RELEASED UNDER *10,000 BONDS After a Month's Confinement, With No Formal Charge Filed Against Him, the Shooter of C. R. Lloyd at San Bernardino Gets His Liberty
FORT AI DOUGLAS Petitions to th« War Department to Establish a New Post
Intercollegiate Debate
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MORE GHASTLY WORK AT CATHOLIC CEMETERY
REX IN MEANS Opening of the Mardi Gras ADMIRAL SCHLEY PRESENTED WITH LOVING CUP Following the Gorgeous Evening Parnde, Miss Alice Roosevelt Is Received by Proteus at a Brilliant Ball at the French Opera Hcuse
THE POSTMASTER Shook Off Coffee and Got Well
SHE SpT POMPADOUR FASHION
r —■ 1 The Day in New England
SULTAN FORCED TO YIELD WILL ADOPT PLAN OF REFORMS IN MACEDONIA Foreign Ambassadors Notified to That Effect by Minister of Foreign Affairs—Outline of Flan Submitted
Strike at Keswick
TWO EXHIBITS i _______ State to Be Well Represented Both at St. Louis and Portland (Special to The Herald.)
Leave for Sunny South
C. P. R.'s Purchase
Outlook Not Favorable
BTOPB THE COUGH Adams' Irish Mom Cough Balsam
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POMONA EASILY WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
GOOD CATCHES OF SURF Campbell and Kremer Astonish the Natives of Ocean Park
McCormick Outclassed
Quite a Babbit Hunt
Indoor Tennis Championship
"Socker" Football Match
HERRERA WINS A Bight on Solar Plexus in the Third Round Does the Business
Six Day Go as You Please Race
CLAUDE WHS DERBY % Great Crowd Present at Ingleside EPICURE, THE FIRST CHOICE, FINISHES THIRD Kenilworth Captures the Mile Event by a Half X/ength in a Drive From Cunard, With Yellow Tail Six Lengths to the Bad—Other Events
New Orleans Races
National Tournament Started
Tennis Champion Defeated
BOWLING CONGRESS The Maximum Weight of Balls Not to Exceed Sixteen and a Half Pounds
Tufts-Lyons Wins Two
Commercial League Bowling
• • • Matthews Gets Decision
Suicide of a Soldier
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SEVEN DAYS OF CONGRESS
IRELAND'S RAINBOW
GHOULISH INSURANCE FRAUDS
NO TURKEY CARVING
THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING BILL
VOTING MACHINES IN CALIFORNIA
NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW
"DIRTY DOLLARS FOR THE TIMES" At the Very Moment It Was Denouncing the "Get-Rich-Quick" Companies, It Was Printing Their Advertisements and Taking Their Money
Needed a Reminder
Making It Sure
In Pushing Thing*
"New Idea for Children"
Color
Second Hand People
SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP
Northern Wedding
Surprise Party and Whist
Social Notes
WOMEN'S_CLUBS Ebell Club
Moaday Study Club
PRESENTED WITH SWORD Testimonial to Rear Admiral Taylorof Battleship Indiana
N. P. Suit Dismissed
Fifteen Indictments
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
AN ADMIRABLE BILL Musical Features and Clever Comedy Reign at theOrpheum
NEW LINEJOJONMIA H. E. HUNTINGTON PIO'NEERS A PARTY OF GUESTS Beautiful Trip Through One of the Loveliest Valleys on Earth—Rapid' and Easy Transit Delights Party
ENTERTAIN THE ELKS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
DOES WASTING Chief Elton Scored by Mrs. Nation SAN BERNARDINO W. C. T. U. IS SEVERELY CRITICISED Wouldn't Have the Kansas Woman There for Fear She Would Arouse Saloon K. epers' Enmity—Says There Are Too Many Hypocrites
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM Flakes of Dandruff on the Collar and Shouder* of a Gentleman in Full Ore**
IT IS THE TRUSTED FRIEND OF MILLIONS MEN AND WOMEN Of All Rinks if Society Point to Paine's Celery Compound At Their Rescucr From Disease and Death
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
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CANADIANS REMONSTRATE Senators Turner and Lodge Looked Upon as Persona Non Grata
Last Victim Identified
'■» In Behalf of Labor
Confessions of a Priest
FAIRBANKS IS GOLF CHAMPION
MAY JDHY ASSOCIATION Emissaries From Eastern Circuit Now on Their Way to the Coast
ALUMNI PLAY GOOD BALL St. Vincent's Team Beats Gradual by • Very Close Margin
COURTHOUSE WINS GAU^E j City Hall Employes Defeated to Tune of 9 to 7
Furniture Team Wins
Minor Ball Games
GOOD SPORT AT HARVARD Entries in Tennis Events Are Heavisr Than Expected
– 1 Frozen to Death
Undelivered Telegrams
STUDEBAKER TALKS One of the Founders of the Famous Firm WAS IN LOS ANGELES WHEN IT WAS A MERE PUEBLO Turned Down an Offer of a Hundred-Foot Spring Street Lot in Paymeqt of • Claim for fl2O0—Interesting Story of the Manufacturer's Rise
I. 0. G. T. Convention
Diamond Thief Captured
SPIRITUALISTS FIGHT 1 ■ Will Contest Case of Dr. Richmond WILL BEGIN HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS TODAY Aged Man Surrenders Himself Into Custody, and the Followers of the Belief Prepare to Defend What They Claim Are Constitutional Bights
West Bound Meteor Wrecked
International Marine Company
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) THE MAYOR WROTH Railroad Company Steals a March LAYING THIRD RAIL ON NORTH LAKE AVENUE While One Gang of Men Is Busy at the North City Limits Another Is Put to Work Laying the Bridge Over the Arroyo Seco
Grand Jurors Pay a Visit
What the Surveyors Are Doing
Last Dance
Seven Thousand Dollars Shy PA ci nrv *r<,v. nn . ~
Another Oarage Being Built
Editor Bok Selects a Home
Observance of the Holiday
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Briefs TTa.lfin nrth cnlla
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) MET A VIOLENT DEATH The Death of Walter Stowell Due to a Fall From a Horse
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Personals
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Corona Items
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) ARBOR OAVJCELEBHATION WOODMEN PLANT TREES BY THE WHOLESALE Citizens and Members of the Woodmen of the World Turn Out and Observe the Day by Planting 4000 Trees
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) MASTODON'S TUSK Wonderful Discovery of Workmen in a Gravel Pit
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) DISCUSS INCORPORATION* Final Action Is Deferred,* Peiding a Question of Law
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RODE STOLEN WHEELS Easy Escape of Two Hobos From City Marshal Williams
(ORANGE COUNTY) DEATH OF I. N. RAFFERTY Deceased Was 68 Years Old and a Prominent Horticulturist
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) OLD MAIDS' CONVENTION Entertainment Nets Handsome Sum for New Clubhouse
(VENTURA OOUNTY) TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF RASH ACT OF A SIXTEEN-YEAROLD BOY Willie Eaton, When Arrested by a Deputy Sheriff for Stealing Five Dollars, Shoots Himself in Breast
(SAN DIE GO COUNTY) PIONEER'S FUNERAL Philip Crosthwaite Buried With Full Masonic Honors
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Colton Locals
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Fruit Packers Busy
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Holiday Celebration at the Home
Tl WE FOR JACKSON'S SENTENCE Wagonload Burglar May Know His Fate This Morning
English Railroad Wins
ALKALI IS DISAPPEARING 1 ♦ Government Experts Say the Rancher* Flood It Out
Killed by Dynamite
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IN THEIR JEW HOME Boys Show Visitors Their Pretty Quarters INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT AVERY FORMALLY OPENED Celebrate Washington's Birthday With Dedication of McKinley Home—The Youthful Americans Administer Laws of Their Own Making
MONTGOMERY CLUB OPENS Pleasant Tim« at Church'of Our Lady of the Angels
SHE SHOOTS TO SCARE Miss Slack Frightens Keynipper Man, Who Has Better Luck Elsewhere
VERDICT OF JURY G. R. Oallinar Responsible Tor Death of A. Garman
Instantly Killed
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
German Bark Floated
ROMS INTO MEXICO Southern Pacific Plans Extensions LINE INTO LOWER CALIFORNIA BEING SURVEYED The Sonora Branch Will Be Built South Into Sinaloa to the Coast Terminus of the Orient Road—Opens a New Territory to Trade With This City
Sanitarium Foods
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
Fine Carnages
Society Notes
If You Want to Go East C. Haydock,
AFTER THE BALL. A. CONFID TIAL CHAT.
EGGS CENTER OF INTEREST DEMAND GGOD ON A MARKET THAT IS STEADY Potatoes Plentiful—Poultry Is Scarce. Onions Easy—Fish Fairly Active. Cheese Steady—Butter Quiet
Liv 3 Stack Reports
Copper Stocks Advancing
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HAPPY METHODISTS Rev. Mr. Bovard Tells Story of Victory MANY NOTABLES WILL ATTEND THE CONFERENCE WERE Itackof Convention Hall Almost Meant Defeat—Los Angeles Won on the Thirty-Second Ballot—Delegates Coming From Xany Countries
DAKOTA EDITORS COMING Junketing Newspapermen to Arrive Here This Afternoon
GIVEN MEMBERSHIP Earl Rogers Is Honored by the Order of Eaglee
A Timely Suggestion
Special Excursion
PLACES FOR MEW SCHOOLS Council Commiti.ee Finds Sites That Are Suitable
SONS OF REVOLUTION ELECTION
MOTOR MAN MOT TO BLAM E
WORTH A THOUGHT This Statement Will Interest Scores of Los Angeles Readers
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