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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 145, 28 February 1903
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WAS KILLED IN HISJOWN HOME Mysterious Murder in Buffalo EDWIN L. BURDICK, A LEADING CITIZEN, THE VICTIM The Police Believe That He Was Called Prom His Room, and Opened the Door for Admisison of Some One He Knew, Who Committed the Deed
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOR THE FAMINE STRICKEN FINNS Relief Work Ordered by the Czar MILLIONS ARE TO BE SPENT IN RAILROAD BUILDING A Bank With Large Capital Will Be Established for the Purpose of Making Loans to Feasant Farmer*. Cash Contributions
TALK OF ADJOURNMENT Concurrent Resolution Offered Fixing Musk S ili« sate ""Tt
Oales in Bridsh Isles
THE POINT AT ISSUE
FAVORS MISCEGENATION STARTLING DECLARATION BY BISHOP HAMILTON Not Opposed bo the Intermarriage of Blacks and Whites ot Chinese and Whites, and Is Willing to Officiate
The Bishop Coming Here
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION Formal Announcement Made of the Election of New Office, s
The Plague
Put Into Port in Diatrei*
Quakes at Dominica
REFORMS ARE INADEQUATE SO THE BULGARIANS ARE NOW ASSERTING The Macedonians Themselves Declare They Will Not Accept Thexn—A Rising Deemed Certain
Lava Flowing From Colima
JOHNSTONE AND STANTON CLASH Storm in Los Angeles Delegation POMONA MEMBER SIDESTEPS COUNTY BILL Accused of Breaking Faith With His Colleagues, and Assertion Is Mads That He Wanted Naming of One of the Proposed New Deputy Sheriffs
AMBUSHED BY REBELS Disaster Overtakes a Column of the Imperial Troops in China
A Murderer Confesses
POLICY OF MAYOR AND m ELTON Pertinent Inquiry as to Their Crib Plans THREAT MADE TO DRIVE LOOSE WOMEN ALL OVER TOWN) Nothing Sons to Prosecute the Lesssss and Land Owners—Tims tor Proceeding Against the Women Has Not Been Named by the Polios
BLQCKING_B(JSINESS Democrats Carry Out Threats ANOTHER 'STORMY SESSION OF THE HOUSE The Republican Majority Brings in Two Special Rules to Expedite Appropriation Bills and Advanca Legislation
I CONTINUE THE FIGHT j Democratic Minority Does Its Utmost to Obstruct Legislation
THE SPECIAL RULES Text of the New Orders Which Were Adopted by the House
E. F. Loud Coming to Los Angeles
The Aldrich Bill
Speaker Henderson's Plans
LITTLEFIELDTS BILL The Senate Refuses to Consider It WHY MR. QUAY Dm NOT WISH TO VOTE ON THE MEASURE Amendment Inserted in Naval Appropriation Bill Providing the Sum of $5000 for a Monument to the Memory of Captain Gvidley
The Federal Building Site
AN APPEALFOR HELP Serious Conditions in the Philippines PRESIDENT SENDS A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS He Urges the Necessity ?or the Passage of Such Legislation Regarding the Tariff as Will Believe the Situation in the Islands
IN CABINET MEETING Pending Legislation Before Congress Is Considered
Republican Editors
Admiral Schley Has a Cold
FRANCE INPATIENT Protocol Signed With Venezuela SATISFIED WITH SAME TERMS AS UNITED STATES. The French Ambassador Appreciated the Situation of Castro's Government and Urged Moderation in the Demands of His Government
PILLAGED BY GERMANS Condition in Which the Restaurador Was Returned
Revolutionists Retreat
ARIZONA'S PLAN Willing to Enter the Union With New Mexico Under Conditions (Special to The Herald.)
To Make Fifty-Cent Gas
Recent Advances in Rates
German Battleships
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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TAKEN y«TEES Keport on Jessup Fund Scandal DUGAN, GOULD AND LELAND ARE HELD RESPONSIBLE: The Assembly Committee Recommend* That Suit Be Instituted by the State for Recovery of That and Money Belonging to the Contingent Fund
IN THE ASSEMBLY A Large Number of Bills Is Ru«hed Through—Debate Restricted
IN THE SENATE Child Labor Bill Amended and Sent to the Printer
HOSTILE TO UNIONS Senators Make a Hard Fight Against the Label Bill
LIABLE TO ABUSE » . The Governor's Reason for Vetoing the Fireman's Pension Bill
WILL COMPEL ECONOMY Governor Likely to Veto Many of the Appropriation Bills (Special to The Herald.)
IMPROVING THE GUARD Frescott's Reorganization Bill Fassed by the Assembly (Special to The Herald.)
BOULEVARD JJILL SAFE Passes Senate and Vfill Go Through the House Early Next Week (Special to The licraUl.)
KYLE TESTIFIES Discharged Overseer Tells of Use of the Straitjacket at Folsom
EMMONS ASKED TO REMAIN He Wanted to Resign From the Filot Commission Investigation
Alexander Resigns
A Boy Robber Acquitted
STIRRINGJJP STRIFE Yaquis Plan ,a General Uprising CHIEF SOTO IN ARIZONA AFTER RECRUITS Union of All the Bands in theSoixthern Republic Effected and Simultaneous Revolts in Many Sections, Fiercer Than Any Previous Outbreak
GATHERING OF VALLEY MEN Discussion In the Day and. a Banquet Given in the Evening
Registered Mail Sack Robbed
Cold Storage Facilities Needed
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WIFE-SLAYER KNAPP His Sister Visits Him in Prison MIGHT HAVE KILLED ANOTHER WIFE VERY SOON Btates That Since He Was Married the Last Time His Wife Had Awakened Him and He Found That His Hands Were Grasping Her Throat
MORE ABOUT DEAD WIVES A Former Fellow-Prisoner of Alfred Knapp Makss a Statement
One Wife He Did Not Kill
Fabulously Rich Find
A FEELING Good Food Makes It
NEGOTIATIONS ENDED Situation on Santa Fe Is Acute NO COMPROMISE WITH THE CONDUCTORS AND TRAINMEN Road Must Either Accept or Reject the Demand of the Men for Twenty Per Cent Increase of Wages and Certain Other Concessions
NOTICE TO STRIKERS Eeuver Machinists Will Be Locked Out After Sunday
MAY HAVE ANOTHER STRIKE The San Francisco Street Car Men to Demand More Fay
IRON WORKERS OUT Seventeen Hundred Men Quit Work in Pennsylvania
UNION MEN WALK OUT Latest Phase of the Strike at Stockton Agricultural Works
Wages in the Klondike
PANAMA CANAL TREATY Senator Morgan Decline® to Fix a Day for Taking a Vote
DEATHS OF THE DAY Mrs. Irene E. Stetson
Freight Car Blocks Traffic
Paine's Celery Compound RAPIDLY REPAIRS Waited Tissue, Puts It In Firm Condition, and Expels Wast* Poisons From the System.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
POPE RECEIVJSDIPLOMATS Leo Suffering From a Severe Cold, Which Affects His Voice
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TOMAN HASHED Morley's Shortstop Back Again NEW PLAYERS SHOW UP WELL IN THEIR PRACTICE Seraphs of This Year Will Be a Band of Small Men Physically, Though They Bid Fair to Show Plenty of Playing Ability—Notes
Few Snipe Yet Reported
AWAKENING OF FISHERMEN Close of Shooting Season and Warm Weather Responsible
Racing at Inglesid?
New Orleans Races
Marble Palace Victorious
Ball Game at Chutes Park
Game Books Out
Banking Congress
Game at Fiesta Park
Bought McChesney for $30,000
Shot Top of His Head Off
First Passenger Train
FORBES ISCHAMPION American's Easy Victory Over Tokell THE ENGLISHMAN IS SEVERELY PUNISHED BUT IS GAME Bantam Weights Fight Ten Bounds at Detroit, When the Decision Is Given to Forbes, Who Has His Opponent at His Mercy at All Times
Twenty Bounds to a Draw
Donnelly and Queenan
Rube Smith Knocks OutO'Keefe
LOST HIS DRESS SUIT Rev. Dr. F. S. Tipple the Victim of a Daring Thief
Mexican War Veterans
Killed by a Wooden Horse
Whistled Itself Out of Steam
Antecedents of Hiss Justice
WELMEJTtM Grand Army Men Turn Out in Force REV. PITNER RIDICULES THE REMARKS OF REV. THOMSON Commander in Chief Stewart Warms the Hearts of Veterans With a Characteristic Speech—Pays a Tribute to the Par; Pome b7 Women in War
J. C. Cline Nominated
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
THE VETO PEN WORKING
WHAT OF THE POLu BILL?
RAILWAY LINK WITH MEXICO
CAUGHT IN ITS OWN TRAP
NEW LOCAL OPTION BILL
PASSING OF THE BICYCLE
Odds ana finds
hJhat 3civ Jfnotv ft bout Cigars
7/civ Conditions /or the J'armer
Tl/ent 9/jo for "Choir Jfoneymoon
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
Women Soidiers m Ctvtl 11/ar
The Whaler's Fine Voyage
Puzzled the Expert
Form a Union
Depends on the Circumstances
Sometimes
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NEWS OF CITI IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF "HE DAY
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
I I He t/lade Her Happy
I If You Wan to Go East C. Haydock,
BEAPINGJJARVEST Hand Book Men" Do a Rushing Business MAKING BOOKS ON THE RACES AND BOXING MATCHES Most Transactions Are Carried in the Heads of the Versatile Small Fry Bookmakers—Nobody Has Welched and Detection Is Uncertain
SUNSETTERS' SPREAD Major Truman's Dissertation on Gastronomy—President Installed
EXTRADITION IS GRANTED Hugh W. Bryson Must Go Back to Tennessee
MUSIC AND MANNERS Noisy School Girls Disturb Grieg—An Enjoyable Symphony Concert
IMPERSONATES DAVID HA RUM Clever Sketch Is Presented by A. F. Howell
CITY JAILER HUSTON' DIES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL TO IISHJM License Ordinance Passed by Council PUTS SPECIAL TAX ON EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS Saloons Get Off With a Slight Raise, While X>rug Stores Are Taxed $60 a Month for Liquor License—Protests Made and May Evoke Referendum
JUSTIFIES KILLING OF LOPEZ District Attorney Fredericks Files an Opinion to Satisfy Mexico
BURNING THE GARBAGE Crematory Is Inspected by Mayor and City Council
SHE MAY BE HIS WID{JW Put a Paradoxical Interpretation on ihe Court's Ruling
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES Supplies Must Wait
SAFE BLOWERS AT WORK Postoffice in Indiana Plundered and a Michigan Bank Bobbed
Lace Exhibit at St. Xjouls
Railroad Clerks Strike
Arrested on Suspicion
When Ordered to School Shot Himself
Christian Endeavor Rally
STIRRING SCENES ! Occupants of a Burning Building in Lowell Panic Stricken
ACADEMY OF DRAMATIC ART A Large Sum Is Subscribed for the Establishment of One
Undelivered Telegrams
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>000000000000000000000000 « CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK f CATHOLIC,
CONGREGATIONAL
UNIVERSALIS!
BAPTIST
EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
CHRISTIAN
PRESBYTERIAN
Acute Indigestion CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS TOR PALE PEOPLE. Every Sufferer Will Recognize th* Symptoms Described by Miss Rollng.
MISSIONARY JUDAISM
For All Mankind
BRETHREN
RELIGIOUS NOTES
Good New*
EVANGELICAL SERVICES Rev. George R. Stuart to Be Heard at Trinity Church. South
POWDER EXPLOSION Bodies of Victims Torn to Fragments and Scattered to the Winds
Blizzard in Montana
Eight-Hour Bill Pr.ssed
Not a Sick Day Since
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER'S
Building Permits
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
FUNERAL NOTICE _
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BURKE AND METZGER HELD ON TWO CHARGES
RAILROAD MAN DEAD i E. F. Beuhring* Dies After Brief Illness WAS CHIEF CLERK FOR EPES RANDOLPH 13 YEARS New York Capitalist Complains of the Overcrowded Steamer to Catalina Island—Bock Island Gets Control of the San Francisco Road—Notes
BUSY BURGLARS' DOINGS With Doors Unlocked Stealing Is Made Easy for Nighthawks
DIED IN A FIT Watchman Barber's Clothing Took Fire When H® Fell
ADDITION TO EXHIBIT Bananas From Hollywood Beceired at the Chamber of Commerce
IN THE GOOD OL3 FASHIONED DAYS Powdc.-ed Wigs Formed an Important Adjunct to a Gentleman'! Apparel
Sanitarium Foods
SOCIOLOGISTJS HERE N. s. doljbay on tour around THE WORLD Russian Has Traveled Fifty Thousand Miles in Less Than Eleven Years. Is a Sculptor of Some Note
SIMPLICITY' and comfort
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PAS ADEN A) PBESIDENTJLEASED Thinks the City's Gilt Is Beautiful HE DIRECTS THAT ITINERARY INCLUDE STOP AT PASADENA Representative McLachlan Present* the Or&ngewood Box and Gold Key Accompanying Invitation to Visit the "Crown of the Valley"
* Franchises to Be Taxed
lioughery for Councilman
Some Big Men of Finance
Prevalence of Sore Throat
Two Well-Known Men Bead
Champion Egg Eater Found
Conundrums to Eat
Pasadena Briefs
Pasadena Briefs
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) M'KINLEY MEMORIAL The Bronze Statue Subscribed for by Redlands Citizens Ordered
Bank Bobbers Found Guilty
(SAM BERNARDINO COUNTY) TRAGEDY OFJHE DESERT IDENTITY OF MURDERED MAN REMAINS A MYSTERY Coroner Is Investigating in Hope of Finding Some Ciue to the Murderer. School Children's Lunches Stolen
(ORANGE COUNTY) ESCAPES EASILY Santa Ana Boy Pays a Fine for Petty Larceny
(SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY) San Luis Si ftings
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) STOLE HORSE AND BUGGY AUTHORITIES SEARCHING FOR SUPPOSED DESERTERS Runaway Accident on Coronado Beach. Annual Report on Municipal Water Supply—ln a Hurry to Be Married
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LONG BEACH LOCALS Death of Miss Mabel Davis—Captain Jadwin Entertained
(LOS ANGELES COtNTY) Hollywood Happenings
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home Happenings
(LOS ANGELER COUNTY) Monrovia Mention
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) MURDER IS FEARED A Corona Man Leaves Home With a Stranger and Cannot Be Found
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) EXHIBIT FOR ST. LOUIS Fine Irrigation Display Decided Upon for Riverside
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STOCKS ftRE_ATTACKED BANKS CALLING LOANS CAUSES SOME LIQUIDATION Declines Follow the Movement of Currency to Western Points—Time Money Is Firmly Held
Industrial Summary
Financial Record
Live Stock Reports
Coast Shipping
ORANGE PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
Butter, Eggs and Cbeeae
Sugar and Coffee
BANK CLEARINGS
FIRM UNDERTONE IN WHEAT
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
MINERS' EXCHANGE CALL BROKERS ACTIVE UNDER THE CALLER'S SLEDGE With Few Stocks on the Board, the Bidding and Sales Are Spirited. Values Show Much Strength
STOCK EXCHANGE
Orange Shipment*
EGGS AGAIN GO LOWER
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WITH CLOSEO DOORS Library Investigation in Secret Corner PUBLIC TO BE BARRED FROM TRIAL OF MISS JONES Sensational Charges Will Be Heard in Star Chamber Session, and Guilt or , Innocence Established by a Committee of Two Members of the Board
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
TO START A NEW TOWN LARGE TRACT BEING PREPARED NEAR LONG BEACH Seaside Park Will Have Pleasure Pier, Lagoor •' rd Other Summer Resort Attractions--The Promoters
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Club
EDITORS VISIT MT. LOWE North Dakota Newspapermen Take a Trip Up the Incline
TO CtTKE A COLL IN ONE DAT
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