Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 157, 7 March 1901

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Contents

Masthead

KRUTTSCHNITT EXPECTED TO LOSE HIS JOB New S. P. Official Comes to the Coast T.H. Fitzhngh Is the High-Priced Importation R. P. Srhiverln, In Charge of the Knitply Department for the lIIh Hallroad, la Scheduled to Go <>■■ Account of Belnnr AI»o n l'roteice ami Appointee of Colli* Huntington

IMS II FORTY KURDS

RACK PROBLEM A(xAIN comes up The President Called Upon to Interfere

THE MOANING'S NEWS!

SECRETARY GAGE MAKES A VERY DECIDED STAND WILL NOT REMAIN ©N DEFENSIVE Will RUSSIA' Delegation of Influential Sugar Dealers Summarily Turned Down—Russian Trade Not Damaged—England's Views

CHINESE OUTLOOK UNSATISFACTORY Governments Playing at Cross Purposes Minister* Approve Rorkhlira Amorloan I'roponaN but Say Tliey Have | Ko Authority t€> Act—Germany Wants More Money (or Salaries

H amino Accident

To the People

WILL SUPPRESS SLAVE TRADE

DISASTER IN A COLORADO MINE Three Men Perished, in the Fierce Flames A Urge Rescuing; Party Wna Formed and Evrrrllilnir I'oaalble Done, lint It Waa Too Late to Save the Doomed Minera After Fire Started

VISITORS AT WHITE HOUSE TUounaudH of People Clamor at the Doom

GET THEIR LIBERTY FiQfflc Birds Cannot Be Captured If Aodnlion Society Can Help It

Control Assumed

DISGRACEFUL * SCENES IN A NOBLE GROUP House of Commons Made a Place ot .Riot Police Interfered for First Time in History Irish Member* Much Incensed Over the IVeceiiiHy for Their Expulsion, nnd Feeling Between Leaders and the Masses In Still Bnnnlnir High. General Opinion Is for Pacification

AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ROOSEVELT APPLAUD.D Demonstration in Senate Galleries He Promptly Calls Spectators to Order Horirmi of Alabnma Senate for Nearly Two Hour* on the (titration of (he Abrogation of the Clajton-Bolwer Treaty Between I nltea State* and Great Britain

VIOLATED LAWS OF WAR General MaeArtliur'n Treatment of an Insurgent Colonel

Trooptt lor Philippines

To Repluee the Oregon

: PRESIDENT'S NOMINATIONS k To Come Before Special * Session of Senate i i e Several of the Matters to Be 5 Considered s t Senate May Diaen** the Hay-Pannce-3 tote Treaty llelattve to the Rlcht J of Thi* Oorernment to Fortify the 1 i Mearaunn Canal, and Other Treat" j ie* of Trade Reciprocity

PRESIDENT'S NOMINATIONS Appointment* Sent to the Senate for Confirmation

TAKE THE OATH Members of the Cabinet Sworn in Hefore .limtiee Fuller

CHANDLER'S APPOINTMENT Will Br President ot Spanlah Claims Commission

DEMOCRATS ARE NOT SATISFIED Disappointed Over Record They Have Just Made Particularly Irritated Over Surrender to the Administration in the Matter of the River and Harbor Bill—Much Hnd Blood Kesnlts

SEARLES WILL PAY llany Corporation* in Which He Was Interested Will Xot Suffer

Jury DlNUKreed

Determined Suicide

Kdu aril Fin in 111 Held

Hevpeet for the Deud

THE GRIP CI RE THAT DOES CI RE

TRAINMAN SHOT UNKNOWN TRAMP One Man Believed to Be Fatally Injured Kntlre Crew IrrnteA on Arrival at Oakland and Taken to Lot Hanoi. All of Them Rotow to Make Any Statement in Rearard to the Affair

PLANNED CUBAN UPRISING Senor Qneaada S»j-« It l» Not tho Work of Patriotic Cubans

NEGRO HELD Man charged by Coroner's Jury With killing a White Girl

WILDMAN ESTATE CAUSES TROUBLE Contention Is Over Question of Deaths If tile Iluahnnd Died Klrnl There Will He a lilac Difference In the DlnpoNltlon of the Property—'l'he Uueatlon Hurif to Determine

FAMILY BURNED Children Mar Die From KKeola of a MyHtcrliMiN Fire

Antl-Lyncli Bill

FIGHT GROWS OUT OF COCKING MAIN Americans Injured in a Mexican Row Officer* Arrestril the American# and Threw Them In Jail—ITwo of Them .May Be Fatally Hurt— Investigation Ha* Been Demanded

Rio Grande Transfer

Enrthquake Shocks

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LEGISLATURE HAS VERY BUSY SESSION TO LEASE THE CHINA BASIN Bill Finally Passes the Senate l Lively Discussion Over the Measure Wolfe Oppose* the Bill Slronsly. (or (he Reason That 77 bites to the 9UIS Ke Property (or a Thousand Dollars a Year That ConlU Be Made Iv Yield a Par Larger Sam

JAMES OFFERS AMENDMENTS Fights Apportionment in Vain Makes Plea to Preserve His Democratic District He Advocates an Entirely New Apportionment of i*os"Xnveles County* but It'one of Ills Motions Carry—The Krpubllcan Assemblymen AKrcc t pou No in i* chanircs

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES CHOOSE TENNIS PLAYERS

Alaska's Population

Fresno's Library

Cooper Ironed

BILLS PASSED IN ASSEMBLY Game Protection Measure Adopted One Person Allowed But Three Deer in a Season Lukens* Bill Making a Biennial Appropriation of (2ao,mw (or State University Provokes Considerable Discussion and Plnalljr (iocs Over as Unflnlshed Business

SETTLEMENT FAILED Kace Track W«r Likely to Continue Vntll Another Season

MURDERER MUST EACE ACCUSERS Loys Darrell Being Taken Back to Cnba The Story of the Crime Is a Peculiar One on Account o( the Belatlonshlp the Dead Man and His Slayer

DRIED FRUIT CalKornla Products to Be Advertised In the East

Kaiser Assaulted

Honest Chlnnninn

Imuortnnt

CATTLEMEN AFTER FEW CONCESSIONS Want Government to Care for Arid Lands Point to Groivlnir Decrease In dumber of Cattle and to the Condition* to Which the Range* Will Revert If Xo One Intervene*

UNIVERSITY ABSORBED I'hli-aifo Ueta the ijmmaiia Blaine In•lltule—Coin (iof« With It

Mlnlnar Suit*

Youthful Criminal*

C lillil Shoot* Hlmitelf

Turned Mm. Nation I)owa

New Spnnlhli Cabinet

EMBEZZLED FROM CHURCH FUNDS Prominent Man of Portland in Trouble Charles X. Scott, Treasurer of Trinity Epidcopal Parish, Is Discovered to Be Short In His Accounts and Is Arrested on Criminal Charge

AIDING THE INSURGENTS Important Disclosures Regarding American Firms nt Manila

FlKlitlnK Africans

FREIGHT RATES ARE SYNDICATED Beauties of Community of Irterests Fifty Million * Year Inrruie In Revenue Bxpectced to Result From Systematic Pooling and Distribution of Profit* and Interests

o DEATHS OF THE DAY * a

Dnrant Lied

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•RUMOBS ARE CONFIRMED * Negotiations for Surrender of Botha i / Sir Alfred Milner Has Gone to Pretoria "War Offlcc Seomi* Without Definite Informnlion llcun •<linu th<*Stftliin of AlTnirn, mul the f«rent Flnnneial I'lrni* 1111 vi 11K' Interest* in Soull* Africa Believe (lie War Will Hml

CONSPIRACY TO KILL DENVER MAN Price of the Crime Two Hundred Dollars Motive for tin* ConHpiracy Sup-I'omml to Have Orijfliinteil in- a Family Difficulty—Man Saiil to Be a Kelative of Jolta WananiaUer

HIDDEN IDENTITY

WRIT IS SERVED ON MANCHESTER — . thike Is Sued for Breach of Promise The Writ In "ii-npil nl the Duke's Arrlvitl nl l.hcrpool on the Stenmer Ocennli* nt the limtnnee of Miss l'ortln Ivnitfht of London

TRAGEDY IN THE CHINESE CAPITAL

OCEAN DERELICT

FRATERNAL NEWS

I. 0. 0. F.

MASONIC

MODERN WOODMEN

INDEPENDENT FORESTERS

W. OF W.

L. 0. T. M.

K. 0. T. M.

ROYAL ARCANUM

NATIVE SONS

WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT

FRATERNAL AID ASSOCIATION

LOYAL LEGION

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BELL SET A MERRY PACE Bicycle Races Bordered on the Sensational Los Angeles Boy Wins Professional Event at Velodrome Midweek Meet nt t!io I'Ornl Course Replete With Escitln* Contests Hell, Stnver nnd lloffninn Add a String of Victories to Tliclr Record— l)i« Crowd In Attendance

RESULTS OF RACES Lonv Shot at Tanforan Corrals AH the Money

Race Meet Datea

WILLIE SMITH HAS THE CHAMPIONSHIP Games Showed Good Scores Throughout Smith's Game Was Steadier Than That of His Opponents and the Victory He Won Was Well Deserved—Conilnic to Los Angeles

LIVE BIRD SHOOT More Than Two Hundred Entries Are Llated for the Biff Event

Winter Voyages on Bummer Seas

STRIFE IN A CHURCH DIVIDES CONGREGATION But Band of Willing Workers Sometimes Restore Peace and Harmony Some Valuable Suggestions to Church Congregations That May Be Laboring Under Debt The Hifald Provides a Way to Secure Many Things of Great Value to a Church, Including a Grand Organ—lt Will Start the Whole Congregation If a few Earnest Workers Will but Start the Ball Rolling—A few Particulars Concerning Other Attractive Prizes on The Herald's List. A Proposition That Cannot Be Beaten—Pointers on the Contest.

The Store of J. W. Hellman

CASE

To the Theater Goer

Four Timed Forty

CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE

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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL TROUBLE IS SETTLED Former Policeman Deals With His Enemies Frank Fowler Takes 8200 and Dismisses His Suit He Claims Tlint the Payment la a Vindication for Him—Attorney Appel Stepped Into the Breach Joat Before the Trial nnd Clave Up His Feea for Sake of IVuee

MINOR MUNICIPAL MATTERS PORTRAYED

Xpw Milk Ordinance

Urn I tli I.nwat to lie Knforccd

Cltr PrlntinK Contract

Many Claims Filed

Chnrches 1-lsenpe Taxes

Has Xo Legal fclxlstenco

FRAZIER BRANDED AS A THIEF The Jnry Finds Him Guilty of Stealing Oil The Prisoner's Wife, Who Had Been Holding His Huntl during the Argument, Fainted When the Verdict Was Read

COURT BRIEFS Snlt to Qnlet Title

John Clii mi mn ii'p Limited C linnee

GRAVES WERE DESECRATED Pioneers Want the Old Cemetery Preserved Burying: Ground Was Abandoned Many Years Ago The Bodies of Several Mexican War Veterans Were Hurled In Slchols' Tract, and leara l.ater It Was the Object of a I,on( and Bitter Controversy In the Courts

♦0000 OO O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC-1 POLICE COURT

INVESTIGATING THE PASS LISTS Grand Jury Summons Railroad Officials Will Ascertain How Many Passes the Coroner Has—Fred Henderson of the Santa Fe nnd W. S. Hook of the Traction Appear

SCHOOL NOTES

Father of Ttt-cnty-nlnc ( lillilrrn

WedillnK With Firework*

Infant's Voice* First Heard

Filed for Probate

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OF SOCIAL INTEREST j

I'. K. O. Society

Whist Club Meets

Entertained at Cards

For Her Hotter

Whlßt Tournament

Social Notes

■ WOMEN'S CLUBS – \ joooooooooooooooooooooo# Itimkin Art Clab

Wednesday Morning Clnb

\ Woman's Clnb Honsa Association

Ethical Club

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | ARRANGES FOR RECEPTION Rivers and Harbors Committee of tbe House of Representatives to lie Entertained

Pleasing to the Eye IThe I SUNDAY HERALD'S Rich in Coloring Every Copy of the sunpay herald BeaLUtifvil in Design "The Fortune Teller"

NEW LEADERS ARE HERE Salvationists Welcome New Commanders Major lleid Succeeded by Brigadier Streeton Several Changes Are to Be Made In the Personnel of tbe Offleers of the Salvation Army In This Portion of California nnd In Oregron. Somct)iiiig of tbe New Leaders

TEN THOUSAND IN WHITE FUND Donations Foot Up More Than Half the Sum Needed Executive Committee Congratulates Mayor Phelan on Shotvlnar Made by San Francisco—Subscription Lists Opened In All tbe City Drag Stores

WANTED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE--C. A. HENDERSON

THE DEAD TREATY

PLOT AGAINST DIAZ

THE RED AND THE BLUE

RECIPROCITY TREATIES AGAIN

A TIMELY VISIT

SOME BELATED NEWS

MINISTERS AS SPECULATORS

ROUTE OF UTAH ROAD

I Sit'ps of the ZPon |

EDITORIAL COMMENT

MADE USEFUL

Z7?tver and jfcarbor Appropriations

Tlfimng TJo wn

Jin Old fashioned Sard en

Everybody's Column

The Other Side

The Author Unknown

A Generous Little Girl

Who Knows Kb Valuef

Beware

A Man's View

Referees In Sport

Answers in Brief

THE CITY'S NEWS

TODAY'S EVENTS

ALL ABOUND TOWN Stricken With Paralyala

CONTAGION AND INFECTION La Grippo Is Infectious but Not Contagious

Now Is the Time to Bring Your Friend* From the East

Special Excursions by Water

Important

To the Deaf

Show Oases and Mirrors

Notice to Travelers

WAS HELD UP IN THE TUNNEL Mrs. Snodgrass Proves Herself Brave Woman's Frightful Experience in Third Street Hole Man Pokea a Hevolver In Her Knee mill Telia Her to Throw Ufi Her Hnnda—With a Hoek Hhe Carried the Woman Striken the Itohher a lllon on the Temple anil Fella lllni

PERSONAL NOTES

AT THE HOTELS

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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sessss»ss«ss »-s- -» s s » s-s-a-»-s-s-s s s- ■ s s-s-s-s-a-s-a-a-a-s ■ aa-aaaaaaassaaaw =FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS= (LOS ANGELES COU»TT> SAPID GEOWTH OP LOW BEACH Many Business Bloi'ks in Course of Construction At lifKit Twenty New Hoonlng H«n«f« Are to Be Built and Clti■en* Will Make an Effort to Meet tie Increasing Hash of Toarlata

Went file* IT!

Former Secretary 111

Smallpox in Glnngoiv

(RIVERSIDE COt'XTY) PROPOSITION FOR ELECTRIC POWER City of Riverside Has Received Another Offer Rovers and Barber, Owners of Certain Rlffhts on Santa Ana River Offer to Supply Power at the Rate of fO Per Month Per Hor»4 Power

(ORANGE COUKTV) BRIDE HURT IN A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Mexican Revenue

lORAKUB COUNTY) COMPLETING THE NEW COURT HOUSE Contract Let for Interior Deco. rations Rut l<l I nit' at Santa Ana Leased for Honpltal Purposes—Fruitless Hunt for Bodies of Vtetlms of the Rio de Janeiro Disaster—News Notes

(SAX BERNARDINO COUNTY) COLTON NOTES Curreut Events Club Mnst Find New SieetliiK Place

Important

tSAN HLRNAHDISO CO! STY) THINKS HE IS AN ARIZONA OUTLAW Young Man Sent to Asylum at Highlands Found In the Yleinlty of Colton In a Dernimetl Condition and With lloth Feet Severely Frostbitten. ISew Court Room for Judge Oster

■ LOS A NOBLES COL NTY) NORWALK WANTS A HIGH SCHOOL

l LOS ASiOtLES COUNT r) HOTCHKISS LAI) HKLD FOR MI RUKR Testimony of His Mother Very , Helpftil His Rail Was Fixed at Two Thousand Dollars and the Roy Will Stand Trial—Mlnceilaneous News of the Thriving City by the Sea

Minister Honored

Did Little Rnnlnens

THROOP HANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB TRAVELING WITH VALENTINE ABT

(SAtV DIKUO COI'NTY) TO INSTRUCT THE FILIPINOS Professor J. I). Burks May Go to Manila Offrrnl the Superintendence off One of the \!nf School Dlntrl«ata In the Inland*—Trnlnlnic Rhl|> Mohican lo Vlalt Sim Dlewo on Hrr Cr(l»

(VENTURA COIiKTY) NEW LIGHTING COMPANY Project for an Electric Plait At Oxnard

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NEWS OF PASADENA

Snowbank Saves Girl's Life

(ORANGE! COUNTY) JUMBLED ACCOUNTS OF WATER COMPANY I I Books and Papers Somehow Missing Committee Cheeking I'p the Anahelm lalon Water Company Cornea I'pon Nome Olaerepanclea That Heei Explaining

(LOS AMUKI.K* COUHTY) WATER SUIT ON AT MONROVIA Contest Expected to Be Bitterly Fought City Council Wllllnß to Meet Railroad Promoter* Half Way With a Franchise for a Spew Klectrle Line. General Xena of the Town

Nnntuclict Shut In by Icc

(SASTA BAIIBA HA COUNTY) SANTA BARBARAS BRILLIANT EVENT Wedding of Miss Peyton to Jacob Moore Blake Annnal Mertinu of Local W• C. T. U» In Held, Heiiortn ShoirlnK'Thit the Mentl>ernliii» linn Fallen Off in Santa Barbara During tlte Year

Engineer Was too Faithful

ARGUMENTS ON SALOON PROBLEM New Ordinance Submitted to Board of Supervisors Offered by Reprcaentatlve of Liquor Denier*' Aaxx-lnt ion find Extendi All Lleennen I'ntll November 1 nnd Suspends Oi-dtnnncea Until Then

Killed !»y it Wfieel

Jndxe Killed

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CLARKE'S PUBLISHING SCHEME IS VIGOROUSLY REPUDIATED ■237~SF.KX.CM: 10 Paid. t SAfi FRANCISCO CAL. ,Mar 6-1901 •F. J. Zeehandelaar, Secy 226 Wilcox Bids. 5jOS ANGELES CAL. Do not. know Clark. Never gave one thousand dollars contract Union Iron Wo^ks# 4:44 P

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Marconi Coniins:

Was Such Rotten Scenery How a Wise Man From New York Failed IngSoriously as a Dramatic Critic—Nick Long and Idalene Cotton's Artistic Disorder

WHY PAY RENT? Whv Not Own a Beautiful Home? —Why Not Have a Place to Love and Cherish. AN EASY ROAD TO SUCCESS!

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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j THE STOCK EXCHANGE Seed Grade Makes Further Recovery of Values Tke Selling Wna Not Heavy,and Many Ofrn for the Stock at Advanced Prices Drought No 0«er» at Ye«- terdajr'i Session M ft* Ezokuft CRUDE OIL MARKET IS IN TRANSITION Review pf the Conditions in Several California Cities and Producing Fields

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THE HERALD

HERALD LINER STATIONS

LODGE UUkStC'IOUY

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FBOM OFFICIAL PUBLIC BECORDS

Attachment*

Miscellaneous

Bnlldlnv Contracts

Marginal Satisfaction

SUPERIOR COURT New Actions

JUSTICE COURT IfeTT Actions

Rnlldlngr Permits

SISTER MARIANA LAID TO REST Solemn Requiem Mass Celebrated for Mother Superior

REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING

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AND

The Celery drnnor*

IteforestliiK India

Store the Water

Katiiip: Unwnahed Fruit

I.or«:e Potatoes for Seed

Bep<'li<-r'H Form C reed

Beat Breed to Be Found

The Orchard

Burbank on Nuts

I The Vineyard «

Forestry

The Farm

PoiaJtry

Parry's Flagship to Be Bailed

New Industry

FINANCIAL AND GOMMERGIAL MARKETS NO GREAT CHANGE – IN STOCK MARKET Lively Baying of High Grade Railroad Stocks Market at No Time Responded to the Strength Shown by Individual Stock a—Lou* List of Smaller Ratiroad* Moved Considerably L'p

STOCK QUOTATIONS

THE BOND MARKET

! BOSTON STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET Steady at Close at Tvro and One-Unarter to Three Per Cent

GRAIN AND FOODSTUFFS Sudden Fear of Cold Weather Glt*i Impetus to Grain "

CALIFORNIA'S EBUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD

LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS

LIVESTOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

PACIFIC COAST SHIPPING

COTTONI MARKET

THE LOCAL MARKETS

OH City. Certificates

** MINING I 9 0 ♦oooooooooooooooooooooooof IN MANY FIELDS Notes on the Development of Mines In the Southwest

SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

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