Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 282, 9 July 1901

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Masthead

BRIO M VINEYARDS HURT WINES OF CALIFORNIA PURE WINE LAW IS NEEDED Catawba Concoction Dosed With Salicylic Acid and Mixed With Pacific Coast Product Cheapens Price of Good Wine

GENEROSITY OF § MRS' PHILIP ARMOUR *

BRITISH TROOPS MAY STARVE TO DEATH

TERRIBLE. HE AT IN KANSAS. NEW YORK'S HEAVY DEATH ROLL

Xfw York's Death Rnte

PARIS TO HAVE AMERICAN BANK

FOLLOWS SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK

THE MORNING'S NEWSj

JAPANESE AND WHITE FISHERMEN ©N HE ERASER RIVER ARE IN FIERCE CONFLICT Regular Battle in Boats Between Opposing Fleets, the Men Savagely Attacking Each Other With Their Oars, Inflicting Severe Injury SIX SKULLS FRACTURED AND MANY LIMBS BROKEN Forty-five Hundred Armed Japanese and Two Thousand Armed Whites Start Out 011 the River and Plenty of Bloodshed Is Expected When They Meet

CONFERENCE MAY END STEEL MEN'S STRIKE

VIOLENCE AT STOCKTON Non-L'nion Men Pulled From Wagons . They Are Unloading

I INJUNCTION ISSUED 8 ' I AGAINST STRIKERS sT

DISPUTE OF TRAINMEN \ Question of Rifhtfi on Joint Track to Be Arbitrated

FIIEUiHT HANDLERS* STRIKE Traffic Blocked In Ynrda of the Read-Ins Rouri

Injunction Made Permanent '

Waterburr Machinists' Strike Off

O'CONNELL'S PROPOSITION Submits Plan for Settlement of Ma* rhinitis' Strike

CLEVER ROGUES REAP AN ABUNDANT HARVEST MUCH BOGUS OIL STOCK SOLD """" George B.Clianey and William B. Ewing Suddenly Leave San Francisco After Clearing Up Thousands of Dollars

POWDER WORKS EXPLODE NEAR SANTA CRUZ, KILLING ONE MAN

BUBONIC PLAGUE ON FRENCH STEAMER

TURKISH TROOPS LOOT TREASURY

NEARLY TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES OF WHEAT AND PASTURE BURNED

Fire Deyond Control

BUBONIC PLAGUE APPEARS EARLY IN THE CITIES OF THE ORIENT

KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED A Sample Bottle Sent Free bu Mall

INVESTIGATE A GOVERNOR Called Before Philippine Commission Conduct of Whit marsh to Be Investigated He Is Accnsed of I Ming ill* Position to Acquire Laud and Mining Mights From the Natives and of Violating His Instructions by Antugeinizing Interests of tlie Igorrotes —— —

GREAT BRITAIN'S CLAIMS f Will Be no Arbitration I nlmn Eng- ( land Iteclprorntea I

SMYTH'S LONG TRAMP Will Attempt to CroM tli<9 ( ontlnent <111 Foot

, THOUSANDS OF ENDEAVORERS t Convention Is Addressed by Its Leaders I Rev. G. Campbell Morgan Talks on Prayer I I ' President Clark Receives Personally All Thome Who Have lleen Members of the Organisation for Ten Years or Over nud Hundreds Take Advantage of Opportunity to Meet Him

TRAIN STRUCK BY A SWITCH ENGINE I Twenty-five Persons Hurt at Columbus, Ohio Passenger Train Is Approaching the I nlon Station When Sirlteh Engine With Cut of Cars Rushes Out From Siding, Striking Third Coach

NAVAL TACTICS Week's Program of War College at \eu|iort

Cromwell lioes te» Mediterranean

? TRAIN ROBBERS 2 o HAVE ESCAPED % X $

EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION National Council Meets at Detroit Fortieth Annual Gathering Is Opened Professor Rimer K. Brown, of Culverslt> of California, Speaks of Kduentlonal Progress During (lie Past , Year aud its Greater Future Importance In Progress of Clvlllsutlon

Ite*ignation of !Vf. Jaekmaa

fool Dealer Declared Hankrupt

< list el lane-Terry Wedding

.-\rnie»urs feinting Home

HATZFELDTS ARE CONTENT Huntington Estate Not to Be Sued Princess Satisfied With Terms ol Father's Will Prince and Hl* Wife to Remain Abont Three Months In America and They Will VUlt Severn! Country Home*, the Trip Being Made Partly to llenetlt the Health of the Prlaces»

RELIGIOUS FANATICS Peasant Arrested In Russia for Outbreak of Atrocities

CLAIM FROM CRAMPS Shlpbnlldera Want Money for Delay In Pariilsliliiif Armor

Sullnhnrr Not «o Itetlr*

| WARRANT ISSUED FOR § | MINING PROMOTER 3

♦0000 00000000 JOOOOOOOOOOO4 I AGRICULTURE GETS | I GOVERNMENT MONEY 8

LENTZ'TOMPKINS CONTEST Clerk of llonse Sends Testimony to the Printer

AMBASSADOR'S SON COMMITS SUICIDE j Attorney Frederick I). White Ends His Life With Rifle Son of I'nlted States Representative In Berlin Suffers From 111 Health and the Heat Cannes Melancholia, i Kills Himself In Rath lioom

PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS rnrtlclpntlon May Be Refused hj Several Southern Ilepublles

' Maryland Brewing; Plant Sold

ARMY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT Thorough Inspection of Military Posts Secretary Boot Expects to Expand His Uselulness Tort* I.rm en worth nnd Riley to Be (hp Chief Rrndeti uui of Tniupi an 4 Jefferson Barrnrka the Principal Hupply Depot for the I'nlted Stntea. I'oat Urudnnte Colleges

t'oiixul *to we It i-m I knp

Salary Inadequate

Philippine Tariff

$ TWO BURNED AND £ ELEVEN INJURED

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HEIR'S BIGHT TO CONTEST WILL Judge Sloss Decides It Can Not Be Bequeathed Suit of B. F. BTissue and Maude H. Norton Against Estate of D. G. V. Henarle.t Valued at $000,000, Is Made a Test Case In San Franclsee

Camp Wallace Reynold* Cloaei

Dies of Ballet Woand

PAUL NEUMANN DIES SUDDENLY Able Lawyer and Former Californian Death Is Caused by Paralysis ol the Brain HnnMlUn Semite mid Honnc at I.»k-S«rhendi Over Appropriations—luoome Tax Law In Effect—Treaaury Depleted and Poor Outlook for Payluw 111 lla—Scliooner Wrecked

MUST PAY BONDSv Court • Order* Auenmeiit Agiiliiit Modesto Irrigation District

BOY DECAPITATED BY ENGINE'S WHEELS

GREAT WATER SUIT BEGINS Millions Involved in the Courts Decision Case 1h That of Hite Against Medera Canal Company I'lnlntlll Claims the Waters of lIIh Creek llnnnlnu Into Month Fork of Merced River—Defendants Have Held I'oiiriilou for Yearn and Reclaimed Manjr Acres of Arid I.and

TRIAL OF CONSIDINES Hearing on Charfre of Murder of (be Former Chief of Police

LOWER CALIFORNIA LAND Professor Emory Smith to Report on Fonr Million Acres

Telaftraphitig to Mars

SHORTAGE AT MINT InveNtigßtlnff OffllftalM .Not Yet Heady to Make Statement

TAX ON- SHEEP AND LAMBS JndlCf/Morrow neutralim sierra Coau- I ty and Lioeme Collector

LECONTE FUNERAL Ptibllc Servi<*en Are to Be Helil at Hearst Hall

CHARGE OF PERJURY A. H. Carpenter Surrenders, Bat la Denied Habeas Corpus

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DEMOCBATIC CONVENTION Kilbourne May Head the Ticket Anthony Howells Favorite for Lieutenant Governor Platform Will Say That the Money Question 1* Settled and ill Demand Reformation on .Xew Issues Such as Local and State Taxation, Municipal Hule and Ownership

CONTEMPT CASES ACiAIXST LAWYERS

♦OWOOOOOOOOOOOOO! VOOOOOOO* i ANOTHER BRITISH o S STEAMER ASHORE ° 5 o

Iron Worlieri Ileinmp Work

Otliello tcrlbner

Jerome Citizen Kill, lltm.rlf

California IVimloim Granted

♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I POST OFFICE BIDS | e FOR LOS ANGELES 8

VOLUNTEERS WELCOMED Iteccption to Hoinr Coming Soldiers at Fresno

THREE BEARS ARE SHOT IN SEATTLE

NEW MEXICO CLOUDBURST Mule, iiiii] Driver, Swept Down an Arruj-o

FOUND DEAD ON LONG BEACH PIER

CARNEGIE'S REFUSAL

Mill* .loin* the I.inula

Miner Suck for llunifturu

BOERS KILLED AND WOUNDED Official British Record Made Recently Afrikanders Enter Murraysburg and Burn Buildings Americans Who Fonaht in Doer Hanks and Were Captured by the llrltlsh Must Remain Prisoners Till Close of the War as the English Government Refuses to Release Tliem

Americans Taken Prisoners

Pene«* NcKotlntlona

Interfere With Kitchener

♦ooooooooo© OOOOOOOOOOOOOO* | | EUROPE'S COMBINE | i 8 AGAINST AMERICA S I

I DEATHS OF THE DAY I

On It lit ml Moult SclkmiPh Principal

I VIOLENT STORM l £ IN WEST INDIES 3

CHARGE AGAINST HEISTAND

NEW CHARTER OF FRESNO IN FORCE

GIRL ASSAULTED AND MUTILATED

NATIONAL BANKS ARK PROSPEROUS

Bnlldera' Trouble Increaaea

Angeleiin* Abroad

Soutli Daknta'a SoiintorMhtp

You nicer ISrutliem* C'aaea

Nllfht Uutchninn Killed

NEVIS SPEAKS OF HIS CURE Ascribes His Health to Christian Science Remarkable Recovery of the Railroad Man Saya That Bualneaa All Over tlic Country la Boomiug andThftt Fully Fifty Thousand People Will Come to Southern California During the Coming Winter Seuiou \

HOUSE FOR GOVERNOR

lieu v>* we lit lit I'UKillsts

FOUR THOUSAND DROWNED IN CHINA

PYTHIANS' INSURANCE) lnvfitlc«llon Shows False Report Issued l»r Officials

BERLIN'S BURGOMASTER Refection of Hcrr Kn tiff man Attributed (o Emppror William

Investigation of Insanity Trust

Starts for the Arctic

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CONSTITUTION SCORES SECOND GREAT VICTORY COLUMBIA HALF HOUR, BEHIND Independence Hopelessly Beaten by More Than an Hour—Clip Defender Best Light Weather Craft of Generation

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

St. I.oulm anil Brooklyn

Clilcbko and Philadelphia

Cincinnati and \etr York

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES llnftton find Washington

Rnlttmore and Philadelphia

In Wind for Shamrocks

Jlminy Michael Wins

OAKS DEFEAT IMPERIALS AT PLAYING OF NINEPINS

KEENE'S COLT WINS Capture* r«rrln(lon Plate at the Nottingham Merlins

KAISER'S NEW YACHT Order for Plana Placed With an American Firm

CALIFORMIAN EASILY BEATS WELSH CYCLIST

ROAD RACE PRIZES TO BE riSTRIBUTED TODAY

HACKETT TO RESIGN leeretirr of the Hary to Retire

London Criticism of American Yachts

Sit I ill m 1 n k Rfrorili Broken

British Rifle Association

LOS ANGELES TROTTERS AND PACERS ON EASTERN CIRCUIT

COUBSING MEN HOLD AN IMPROMPTU AND EXCITING MATCH

FREE-FOR-ALL RACES ARE OFF More Slower Events to Be Arranged Thirteen Additional Races for the Thoroughbreds Superintendent® of Various Classes of Exhibit* Are Named by the Sixth District Fair Association—Correspondence Is Opened With Reference to Holding ® Dog Show

RACING RESULTS ON DIFFERENT TRACKS

Brighton Beach

Sport In Montaaa

Results nt Newport

Fort Erie Hacvi

ADMIRAL DEWEY'S FAMOUS DISPATCH Rear Admiral Crowninshield the Author Order to Capture or Destroy the Spanish Fleet in Manila Buy Written In White House and Submitted to the President and Attorney General

BURIED UNDER DEBRIS Firemen In Chicago Have a Narrow Eicapa

Colehrook Partially Destroyed

Destructive Fire In Mlssonrt

RUN FOR HOMESTEADS Opening of Klowa-Conmnche Lands Cauiei Excitement

TO REFUND DUTIES Secretary of Trrnnury Can Settle the Claim of LuNt'ellen .t Co.

Pharmacy Board

BRILLIANT TALK TO MINISTERS Wisdom of Age is Questioned Old Men Not Reliable Critics ol Present Conditions Dr. Buckley, the Preacher-Editor. Touches Upon the State of Methodium, Denounces Carrie Nation and Criticises the Bishops of the Church—Asks Pertinent Questions

CONFERENCE FAILS TO SETTLE STRIKE Union Leaders Hoped That tbft Troy Would Give Up Proprietors of That Lanndry Asked lor Time to Consider Various Propositions lint Had Given the l"nlo« Ko Answer I p to Lust Night

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TWO KINDS OF "AGITATORS"

OHIO DEMOCRATS IN CONCLAVE

PIERRE LORILLARD

THE SKY IS CLEARING

COMMENDABLE SFORTS

LONG BEACH GOES "DRY"

THE STREET SPRINKLING

Pmiftnt jPotnh

FOREIGN" NOTES OF REAL INTEREST

THIS DATE IX AMERICAS HISTORY

Futile Drearrs

OVERHEARD ON ONE OF OUR DUSTY STREET CORNERS

4Distr(6ut on and increase of 'Doctors

Our 'Doat/ticss 'Dead

Hickory Nuts With Thin Shells

Farmer Longer Lived

Part of the Sahara Redeemed

dfi/j/yducky's Column

Tltt* <<(irl>iiic<* ( xnra

♦•Mon key a to Work"

I'lnn'« Position

The Dear Smokrri

AnniTcrs In Brief

THE CITY'S NKWS

TODAY'S EVENTS

ALL AKOaJNO TOWN

At Orpheum and Pavilion

'PLUCKY WOMEN DEFEAT BURGLAR Save Their Home From Being Robbed Mra. L, M. Stone unit Daughtera Diacover a Man In the Act of Breaking Into the Home and Bravely i Kealat Intrusion of the Tlilef

Cntehe* of Cod fishermen

Gerninn Soldiers Drowned

Clea-anca Book fa'e

PERSONAL NOTES

HOTEL ARRIVALS

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS= (LOS A.XUEI.KS COUNT*) BRUTAL ASSAULT Bjf A HIGHWAYMAN Monrovia Mail Is Beaton and Robbed Joae 1). Ilnitri Cars to Slup bj thr nallroail and In Attacked by One 'William Moralci-ElfPlrlo Hallroad Matteri—The School Board

(SAN DIKUO COU2ITY) CARLISLE CITY HAS DISCHARGED HER CARGO

(GitASUE COfM Y) SANTA ANA S BIG REAL ESTATE SALE Colonel R. J. Xorfham's Ranch Changes Hands Inuaunl Terms of Sale Involve.Fornior Owner's Life—Lively Earthquake t nuncs Kxodua From Bnlldliitfs. Tneuly Dollar Fine for Stabbing

1 i (LOS AKOKLKS COL'XTVI \\ REPAIRING WHARF I AT LONG BEACH e s ~~ j Death of Judge E. Rosencrans a Shock to His Friends Fiftieth Annlversary of Good Templan—Urral t rotvdj nt t he Brack on f Sunday— Until of Juilko Hoirucrana—Liquor Cases \tfnlu In Court

(OnWGE COUNTY) NEWS BREVITIES FROM ORANGE

(KIYKHSIDK COUXTY) TAKES OVERDOSE OF STRYCHNINE Neill MeCorniick, a Laborer, Ends His Life j Coroner** Jury- Pronounces Death Accidental. nut *lany Believe It to lie Suicide— Preparing to Lay Cor-I neritone of Sherman Institute

(SAN BKUMAKDINO COUNTY) RIALTO MAN IS WHIPPED BY WOMAN Against Issue of Saloon License at llrbita Springs Coroner liirratlgXliii Ciun of Two Dcatha—Hnuawny Accident Injnrca at Lady in Cbinu-Burtlan l<oot * Store—Mt-ilcan Stal>l>in« Affray

(SAN lli:n.\AI«l»I\0 COCXTII PRISONERS WAIT JUDGES' PLEASURE J. F. Byrne Get* Contract for School Addition—Many \eiv Teachers Appointed—Additional Books for the Smiley Library—Y. M. C. A. Cadets

(SANTA DARDARA COL'\TV) SCENE PAINTER WRITES A PLAY Smrch Is Reins Made for One William Kelso, Suspected of the Murder of Vounir Bloclimnn At Santa Mnrla— Santa Uurbara >otes

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NEWS OP PASADENA

LAUDER IS LUGO INO LIQUOR LAW ABOUT

WELL APPEARING MAN ON TRIAL FOR BURGLARY C. Donald Lonrlr I* Aliened to Have Ilohlted Several Honses In Tills City

I'asadenans Incorporate

COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS UNION ABATTOIR IS PROPOSED BY LAUDER.

COUNCIL WILL INVESTIGATE Sprinkling Must Be Done Properly Superintendent of Streets Asks for Instructions Mills and Manufacturers May Be Required to Furnlnh Their Own Water Supply — DrtiKKlNtM' Kctflat ration Law .May lie Amended—Want Hallway* nnd Waitoni to lie Kept OIT

f POLICE COURT | DAY BY DAY §

THE DEAR PEOPLE PAY THE FREiam

STRIKING A BLOW AT THE BRICKMAKING INDUSTRY

GET CERTIFICATES FROM BOARD OF EDUCATION Applicant* Are Examined anil Authorised. to Teach School In the County

COUNTY AUDITOR REFUSES JUSTICE CLERK'S SALARY Dove Mnrtln Applies to the Superior Court for a Writ of Mandate

COURT BRIEFS

Dairymen Will Meet

I'nilellvered Telegrams

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THE WEATHER

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

mi n

DESERT MELONS ON THE MARKET Water Development Works & Commercial Change Melons Produced Near Indlo Rlpem Earlier Thnn Tlio«« tironn In IMhrr Part* of California and Thna llrlim Higher Prloaa

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES TO MEET Annual t on* rut ton of California Will ll«» Held Todny lu Ibe ll> rnc II uI Id Ina

DEATH COMES SUDDENLY TO TWO LABORING MEN Hdward lltll nntl Hubert lloberta, lloth 1 olored, to C'hroalo niamara of the Heart

I.al«l A way I nld entitle*

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AT THE SUMMER TERMINAL ISLAND

♦oooooooooooooooooooooaoo# | SANTA MONICA f ♦ooooooooooooooooooooooooe

♦o-o o 00000 o 0000 0000 o-o ooooo# 1 LONG BEACH 1

REDONDO BEACH

I CATALINA ISLAND 1 o y

PKJNC::S FIGHT DUEL WITH SWORDS Russian Duke Receives Severe Wound in Stomach Inlnred Man In Duke Kiiprcnp of Lenlclien herrc himl Mis AnlaKonlNt 1m Hnld to Hi* tlio Duke of Aonlu, Cousin of (lie Kins of Italy

RUSSIA WEAKENING Htitfur Duty fluent lon .tlay Be Followed l»y llfelproeity Treaty

To Sell ( amlirla Steel Plant

: CLARK'S DIRECTORATE WILL i ARRIVE THIS AFTERNOON l.

RHTESTAFE AND BUILDING |

IMPORTANT OIL STRIKE IN LOS ANGELES FIELD B. B. Oil Company Wets a Big Producer in New Territory in the Western End of the Local Field

LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE

COTTONSEED OIL WELL

COALINGA FIELD

KERN RIVER GEOLOGY

WHITTIER FIELD

WHATOIL MEN ARE DOING

* MINING j»

WITH THE MINERS

PROSPERITY FROM GOLD

The Wizard Suspender

JOTTINGS

OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS :

Mortituiie*

Attachment*

Miscellaneous

.Marginal Satisfaction

Iluildliitf Permits

SIPERIOR rOI'BT Sfir Action*

TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions

TRACTION COMPANY HELD NOT TO BE NEGLIGENT Ann Stewart FalU to Recover Damages for Injuries From a Street Car Accident

Cut by Falling Plank

•-» ,/■"!? Kicked by n Mule

CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME AND ABROAD

jS SPECIAL DAILY § I FRUIT SERVICE |

LEMONS DEMANDED Advanced Figure* OVitHinert—Orangfi In Firmer Tone

Fralta In 'Frisco

Eastern Dried Fralta

I.ost Part of Fingers

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STOCKS TAKE A DECIDED FALL Urgent Liquidation Causes Semi- Demoralization Impression Prevail* That Prices Wpp»' \ llowed to Hccllnc to Further the Knda oC Those Who for Week! llnte Refit Mtikliiff Careful Plana

CALIFORNIA TRADE Dun Reports Highly Hntlsfactory Condition lu Southern California

SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD

STOCKS AND BONDS floating of Securlliea In Loi Angeles, New York and llostou

Foreign Wheal Ontlook

Coast (hipping

FINANCIALREVIEW Honey In Local Market und World's Banking; Summary

LIVE STOCK MARKETS

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

The Fayorite Line East

Brown, the Furnace Man

35 Minutes to liong Beach

WHEAT POUNDED BY MERRY BULLS Cereal Declines in Face of Good Conditions l.on Mark Beached at the Close. Corn Steady I nder Hot Weather. Outs Firm Showing Deeliled Advance—Meats Lower, Closing Weak

LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS

Queer

CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE

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SPLENDID STRUCTURE FOR ALL GOVERNMENT OFFICES

SEWAGE QUESTION AGAIN "REFERRED" The Sewer Committee to Investigate and Beport Next Thursday—Courts May Take Up Contracts

CONCERT AT THE CHUTES

\ oliinteem H.rrlcei

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