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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 156, 11 March 1903
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COLOHEL MAIUMi BEITSJJETREAT Irrigation Bill Is Safe THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER IS VOTED DOWN lively Tilt Between the Sacramentan and Walsh of Alameda, in Which Pann Take* a Hand to Deny That He Had Been Bribed to Oppose Measure
To Prevent Corruption
Terrible Cyclone in Queensland
FLOODS COME AND RIVERS BOOM Freshets Reported in the Middle West HIGH WATER IN THE OHIO AND THE MISSISSIPPI I The People of Shawnee town, Illinois, Hay Abandon the City and Cut the Levee—Railroad Traffic at a Standstill in the State of Nebraska
THE MORNING'S NEWS
HARD PICKING
FRANCIS IN BRUSSELS Chief of St. Louis Exposition Received by King Leopold
BRODRICK TALKS PLAINLY Government Will Insist on Haking Army Estimate 235,367 Hen
THE POPE QUITE WELL His Holiness Receives Duke of Norfolk and Other British Catholics
Vesuvius in Activity
HARRIMANJETS AWARD THE UNION AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUCCESSFUL They Will Transport Naval Officers and Hen Across the Continent From Chicago to San Francisco
CLAIMS HILL ESTATE South Carolina Woman Produces An Alleged Will
A ROYAL FUNCTION Family Dinner Oiven by Xing Edward and Queen Alexandra
INTOAW ABYSS Young Lawyer of Buffalo Killed by the Vagary of His Automobile
CONCESSION MM SEUTDyUHKU Spooner Act Attached to Canal Treaty GENTLEMAN FROM ALABAMA IN A CRITICAL MOOD He Makes Public Some TTgly Charge* Concerning the Plan of the French Company to Get Rid of Its Canal Property to Uncle Sam
FIRE FAIRLY RAID DOWN Terrible Scenes at Oil Explosion DANGER supposed to be past WHEN THE HORROR CAME Masses of Iron Hurled Through the Air, Mowing Sown People by the Score—Others, Overwhelmed by Flames, Never Moved Again
WABUSH JJUHCTION Arguments to Be Heard Tuesday ' MOTION TO DISSOLVE COMES UP IN DISTRICT COURT Counter Affidavits to Brotherhood's Answer Must Be Piled by Saturday WiU Seek to Establish Correctness of the Company's Allegations
RIOTING AT TOLEDO Several Attacks Made on Non-Union Teamsters by Strikers
FREIGHT TIED UP Strikers Still Control the Situation at Vancouver
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT Troope Withdrawn From th« Colorado Strikers' Headquarters
Two Thousand Men Out
Window Glass Manufacturers
Canadian Pacific Strike Spreading
GRAIN IN FARMERS'HANDS Pigures Shown by the Statistician of Agricultural Department
IN CABINET SESSION Existing Pinancial Stringency in Wall Street Was Discussed
A GREAT PROJECT The Inter-Continental Railroad Line to Be Considered
A WEST INDIAN CRUISE Secretary Moody, General Payne and Others Take Their Departure
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS They Meet in Mr. Gorman's Room and Discuss the Political Outlook
Ex-Speaker Henderson
Appropriations for Exhibit
HINTS ATMUROER The Body of Poughkeepsie Man to Be Exhumed for Examination
ARCHBISHOP GUIDI Late Reports From Apostolic Delegate Received at the Vatican
PLANS REVISED Important Changes in Building Bites at State University
Increase of Stock
Where Bribery Is Common
A Valuable Piece of Jade
His Neck Was Broken
Libel Bill Vetoed
Into a Landslide
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
LAW OF JE STREET People Have Rights to .Railroad Tracks THE DUTIES OF MOTORMEN IN RUNNING THEIR CARS Important Opinion Handed Down by a Pederal Judge in a Damage Suit Against a Street Railway Company in the City of St. Louis
Three Men Killed by a Train
Jury Disagreed
In the Hands of a Receiver
Another Protocol Signed
A Strike Ended
Dead Burglar Identified
DEATHS OF THE DAY
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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REPOBT ttLLS FLU Prison Cruelties Are Ignored OBSERVATIONS OF COMMITTEE BRANDED AS UNRELIABLE Belief That the Governor Will Not Allow Either Warden to Hold His Position Indefinitely—Hammel or / Burr Will Be Given One Place
IN THE ASSEMBLY Johnson Secures Defeat of the Fisk Divorce Bill
WILL SIGN THE BILL Governor Ignores Protests Against the County Government Act (Special to The Herald.)
IN THE SENATE Hubbell and Belshaw Indulge in an Exchange of Pleasantries
BALLOT BILL PASSED Measure That Will Stop the Throwing Out of Ballots
Bills Signed
Lorigan's Successor
Bank Commission Bill
One Veto
Heavy Investment in Manila
For the Polar Regions
ONLYKILLEDAHORSE Attempt to Hold Up the lone Stage IT WAS FILLED WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN) Plying His Whip, the Driver Succeeded in Reaching the Next Station Before the Faithful Wheeler Dropped Dead. The Highwayman Left Behind
A COSTLY BLAZE Dock Property and Grain in Portland Destroyed to the Value of $600,000
FRANCE'S FOREIGN POLICY It Forms the Subject of Discussion in Chamber of Deputies
LAWYERS MUST SHOW CAUSE San Francisco Attorneys Are Ordered Before Sacramento Court
A RUSH OF COLONISTS Nine Thousand Have Beached the State in the Last Three Weeks
Promoter Wright to Be Prosecuted
Shooting' at a Loaded Steamship
Los Angeles Leads Them All
Appointments Confirmed
Modus Vivendi Renewed
BurlingameTeam Defeated
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CMJFiK RICHES ralue of Orchard aud Farm Products ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF TRADE Remarkable Increase in Exports of Fruits, Grain and Vegetables—Development of the Oil Industry—A Heavy Reduction in Mortgages
DEATHS An Atlantic Steamship Held in Quarantine at New York
WARSHIPS COST MONEY German Statesmen Are Beginning to Grumble Over Naval Expenses
LIVING ON WILD HERBS Great Distress Among the People of Dalmatia Province
Archbishop Quigley Installed
Two Victims of Plague
Creatures That Hiss
A Remote Contingency
ASKING QUESTIONS An Inquiry Changed a Man's Whole Life
W. J. BRYJPBS UP Now Talks to Michigan Democrats HE TELLS THEM THERE IS NO REASON TO6E DESPONDENT Slurs Judg« Parker and Throws Another Handful of Mud at Grover Cleveland—Relates His Experience in the State of Delaware
CANDIDATES NAMED Democratic Convention Goes Through Form of Making Nominations
Well-Known Namesake
Jay Cooke's Story About Grant
WHERE ORANGES CCME FROM How Cities Get Fresh Fruit Every Day in the Year
Picked Out the Toughest Ducks
Mrs. Roosevelt's Strenuous Lite
Beyond Endurance
Exchange of Tips
Miner Killed
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL UNDER JW RULES Police Commission Will Relinquish Power POLICEMEN WILL BE GOVERNED BY CIVIL SERVICE Want* Spring Street Sidewalks Clear of Obstruction—Former Federal Judge Mskea, Charges Againat Policeman Who Arrested Him
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
Undelivered Telegrams
How He Misaed a Bath
FREE TO EVERYONE Read and Learn How You May Procure It
SENSATIONAL CHARGE New Petition Regarding Wigmore Property ALLEGATIONS THAT BOOKS WERE TAMPERED WITH Wholesalers' Board of Trade Claims That Books Were Withheld While Entries Were Made Crediting John Wigmore With a Salary of $81,333
COMMERCIAL TROUBLES Two Commission Merchants Suspended by Chicago Board of Trade
IRRIGATION BILL Important Legislation Enacted in the State of Utah
Bought by Americana
BUYS NEW » SITE Huntington Purchases Five* Acres of Land PROPERTY IS AT FIFTEENTH AND ALAMEDA STREETS Will Be Utilized in the Construction of More Car Shops—The Deals for the Are Made Very Quietly for Fear of Big Jump in Prices
WILL PREVENT ANTHRAX That la What Chicago People Say of Germa Found in Drainage Canal
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION A Chief of Police Alleged to Have Been Guilty of Queer Practices
BOXERS DISPERSED Member* of the Society Were Found Drilling at Night
Cashier of a Defunct Bank Misting
Want of Capital the Trouble
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WILL THE "AMERICAN INVASION" LAST?
WITH MORGAN'S PERMISSION
MORE HOTELS NEEDED
CITY RAILWAY EXPANSION
COUNTY BOULEVARDS ASSURED
MINING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
RECKLESS CHAUFFEURS
SOCIAL 01 AIRY AND GOSSIP
"Afternoon in Mexico''
WILL BE MARRIED IN MAY
Diamond^
Opal
Eightieth Anniversary
Social Notes
THE PUBLIC PULSE
The Liccnse Ordinance
Union Rates
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EWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Cutting Down Telegraph Wire*
"POETESS OF PASSION" IS COMING
OCCIDENTAL MUSIC RECITAL Pleasant Entertainment Is Given by Pupils of the Depaument
BUYERS' ASSOCIATION DINNER A Pleasant Evening Is Spent by the Employes of Department Stor«
AT THE HOTELS –
Spier, Ladies9 Hatter
DIED
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LIOIMIR ijl UNITE Wholesale Dealers to Resist Higher Tax THINK SIXTY DOLLAR A MONTH RATE IS ILLEGAL Will Beaist Payment to the Last Ditch-Sixty Per Cent of the Local Eualn«M, Outside ot the Beer Trade, la Done by Outside Firms
NEW RECTOR IS CHOSEN Rev. L. B. Ridgley Succeeds Rev. B. W. R. Taylcr
Sunshine Society
Between San Francisco and Calcutta
COLORED MINISTER AT ST. JOHN'S Preaches on Happiness and How It Is Attained. Entertained by Rev. B. W. JR. Tayler
THY ORANGE BELT ROUTE MONROVIA AT HOME TO MANY VISITING TOURISTS Thousands Spend the Day Among the Orange Groves as Guests of tha Monrovia Board of Trade
KOCIAN AND HIS WORK Critical Appreciation of the Youthful Violinist
FESTIVAL OF PIMM I Rabbi Edelman Tells of Its Lessons TEACHES THEJEWS NEVER TO RELINQUISH THEIR FAITH Those Vfhom Providence Has Blessed Should Remember the Poor and Needy by Bestowing Upon Them Generous Gifts—Joy Should Reign
New Ball Grounds at San Francisco
II STORiyS RAISED1 Congress of Religious on the Newspapers REV. D.W. BARTLETT'S ADDRESS STARTS MUCH TALK Members of the Congress Do Not Thick They Have Received as Much Attention as They Should From Local Press—Rev. Henck Gets a Share
BENEFIT FOR M'CORMICK Veteran Sporting Writer to Have Help From Friends
Win by One Pin
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RATE FLURRY ENDS Ontario Freight Cards, Are Identical i'HE SANTA FE, SALT LAKE AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGREE Another Reason Advanced for Early Construction of the Salt Lake Line. Paul Morton Talks of Southern California's Advantages as a Resort
RAILWAY TRAINMEN DANCE Armory Hall Filled With Merrymaker* Last Evening
Cattle lien Lose Heavily
FULTON IRON WORKS SHIPS TELESCOPE MOUNTING
GIVE FINE PERFORMANCE • MORRIS &ROWE SHOW BETTER THAN BEFORE Children From Six to Sixty Years Old Are Entertained With Many New and Clever Acts by Animel3
AGAINST CLAIM JUMPERS List cf Offenders to Be Published by Tejunga Miners
THE FEAR OF HUMBUG) Prevent* Man/ People From Trying a Good Mcdicine
PRETTY RESIDENCE TRACT Investment Company Will Improves New Purchsse
REVENUE TAXATION Lewis' Bill Passes the Assembly EFFORT TO BE MADETO DEFEAT MEASURE IN SENATE Local Mercantile Bodies Wire to the Members From Los Angelei in the Upper Houae to Do All in Their Power to Beat the Bill
MANY ARE KNIGHTE3 Pythlan.s Meet in Stated Conclave and Initiate Sixty-Five Candidates
Dimmick's Th!rd Trial
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BORN
DIED
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NOT WELLRECEIVEO Opposition Baseball Is Unpopular DIFFICULTY IN ENLISTING THE NECESSARY MONEY Lucas Is Unabl» to Bp«ak for National Association, Owing to a Falling Out With Hickey and Bexton While in San Francisco—Other Ball Matters
Racing at Oakland
New Orleans Bacej
DHOWS HUGE SALARY Pitcher Joe Corbett's Remuneration WILL BE ONE OFTHE BEST PAID MEN PLAYING The True Story of How a Poor Inflelder Was Transformed Into One of the Game'* Star Pitchers—Why Corbett Retired From Baseball
Another Package for Jimmy
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (YiiASUi) FOR CLEM DAIRIES Doctors Begin a Milk Crusade THE MATTER DISCUSSED WITH CITIZENS AMD DAIRYMEN) Sanger of Transmitting Contagion Is Shown by Experts, Who Assert the Health of City Depends Largely Upon an Absolutely Pure Supply
City Council Proceedings
The Day'* Death Soil
Throop Mandolin Club Concert
Pasadena Pleasantries
Pasadena Briefs
(ORANGE COUNTY) SANTA ANA HAPPENINGS Death of Justice of the Peace and City Recorder George E. Freeman
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Lordsburg Locals
(ORANGE COUNTY) Fullerton Brevities
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) MRS. eURKROSES CHILD EDITH ANDREWS AWARDED TO CUSTODY OF FATHER Banning Indian Locked Up on Charge of Horse Stealing—Riverside Chamber of Commerce to Maintain Exhibit
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WAR ON SOCIAL CLUBS The San Pedro Trustees Take Steps to Suppress a Happy Valley Joint
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) LANDMARK DOOMED Historic Old Christ Mill to Give Way to Improvements
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SOLDIERS' HOME Congressman McLachlan's Efforts in Behalf of a Heroic Teamster
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) AFFAIRS AT REDLANDS Plans to Increase the Efaciency of The Settlement
(ORANGE COUNTY) ANAHEIM AFFAIRS Company E to B<fild an Armory—Big Cold Storage Plant
(BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET • HARMONY AT THE MUNICIPAL CONVENTION Charles R. Lloyd Denies Charge Preferred Against Him, and Will Demand a Thorough Investigation
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) BURTON HELD TO ANSWER Makes No Defense of Charge of Long Beach Burglary
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) OVERDOSE OF CHLOROFORM San Diego Woman's Fatal Attempt to Believe Neuralgia
A Question and an Answer
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RELAXED JNTO GLOOM WALI STREET SUFFERS CHANGE OF FEELING The Sentiment Shifts to the Bear Side Again—Extreme Sensitiveness Was Apparent Everywhere
Financial Report
Live Stock Beports
Traits in San Francisco
Pacific Coast Trad*
NEW YORK ORANGE MARKET
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Cotton and Wool
Coast Shipping '
VERY DULL HIT THE WHEAT PIT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD Price of Lead Advanced
San Vramcitco Mining Stocks
MARINE REPORT-MARCH 10
Sanitarium Food*
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permits (Issued Teeterday.i
Sanborn, Vail A Co.—Metal Picture Frames
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US 10 WILLIAMS' SEX Superior Court Wrestles With Knotty Case MRS. WILLIAMS SWEARS SHE MARRIED A WOMAN What Came of Answering an Advertisement in a Matrimonial Paper. Williams, Who Is a Pensioner, Comes Back In Vigorous language
WILLIAMS POMES BACK Jaya He la aa Much a Han as She la a Woman
YOUNG CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY •Trays," "Gas" and "Joe Bush" Start Independent Messenger Service and Are Prospering
HAIR WONT FALL OUT If You Kill the Dandruff Germ With the New Treatment
Meow!
Wonderful Nerve
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