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, 1877-11-18
Cincinnati Commercial.

Some medical students in one Of the colleges OF
this city, dtsscctng q female subject q few days
ago. found what is called in doctors parlancc
scorset liver. n When tight lacing has been prac-
tlsed through several years. a permQncnt dent or
hollow is produced in the liver, which may be seen
very plainly after the woman is dead and her liver
dissected out This kind Of liver occurs 10 fro
quently in women that physicians hare given it the
name Of 'corsrt liver" In the subject mentioned
the hollow in the liver was large enough for the
wrist Of grown man to be laid in it, Young ladies
who don't want their livets put into the newspapers
and made an awful example Of alter they arc dead,
woufd better take warning.
, 1877-11-18
DROWNING uER SORROW.

Ata late hour Friday evening, woman about 10
years ol age. and apparently greatly excited en-
tered Michigan avenue drug store. and called out:
'.Let me have ten grains Of morphine aud
slass Of water--lu'ck:
- couldn't do it., calmly replied The druggist.
You emit. Then. for Heavens sake. give me-
glass OF soda water, for I've had fight with my
husband, and my troubles are greater than can
;: The fountain has been closed for the season,
madam
No morphine, no soda water, and I'm raekcd
to death with mental torture! oh si1; you hase
snv merry in your heart for all unfortunate wom
mn. do hapd ule out stick Of gum"
lie passed /. out. and she hadnt 5et her teeth
into it over fonr times when her h'1rdea OF Horns
becan to Iift au her face to light up and she went
sway comparatively happy Woman-
, 1877-11-18

The following is told Of resident Of Iowa:
: The case Of Mrs. E. Winship, who resides in
Shell Rock is remarkable one. The slightest
odor Of tobacco, ether, chIoroform, turpeutine,
bcnzine, kerosene, prnssic acid will, ii she In
hale 1t, throw her into violent conyufsions.
SO sensitive is she to the effect TINT she
is Obliged to shut herself wholly in Il
room by herself These commissions increase in
severity at each repetition. anu few days since
man entered the house with piece Of tobacco in
his mouth before the family were aware it, and.
although the rooms were thoroughly ventilated by
leaving the doors and wfuuosvs Open enough OF
the odor of tobacco remained to produce these con
yulsions when Mrs. Wiaship came into the room,
and for some hours 1t was thought she wou1l not
prevent those who use tobacco from going to the
hDrser
, 1877-11-18

1t will be noticed that some OF the companies
arc not of the hes. standing: and two or three
Of them are said to be burstcI. 1t WAS difficult
to get good insurance on the building, as nearly
every RESPONSIBLE COMPANY had 4 risk on the
stock, and companies do not insure both on
building and the contents. One company, how
ever, the Home OF Newark, has i risk on the
stock and also on the building. The latter risk
was taken by thu horne Office over the head of
the Chicago a2eat only to get the premium, aud
for this grrcl,ncss the Company is now $500
worse of than it would have been had it observ-
cd he rules. The Insurance men here ere OF
the opinion that tie building can be rebuilt at
all outlay Of from $75,001 to $100,000, which
Mill be 3 loss OF from 50 to 60 per ccut.
, 1877-11-18


IN the Spanish Department OF the Universal Ex-
nlolt'on next year there is to be 'prize show Of
Tue photographs or the most beautiful women OF
Inc world" This novel affair is under the patron
age OF the Spanish Minister Of Public Works. and
IL perfectly respectable. There are to be sixty
hlsh prizes (that Was sharp on the part Of the
spaniards}, thltty,one silver sets as prizes.
course photography IS to be the medium through,
which the beauty il. to bc judged, and
the jury is to be composed Of two members chosen
from each natlon-a gentleman and lady. Two
photographs must he furnished 10 Judge from, on E
representing the full face, the other the profile.
The 'faiscst one Of MI u will be accorded prize
OF honor, and the lady proclaimed Queen OF
Beauty will be paradcd in municipal procession
III n carriage drawn by 4i1 Andn1usian s,ect,s, il
she hnpncns 10 be in Paris. Tue si1ty-onc ladies'
photographs exhibited during twelve days; and
the rest OF the compctitoss-welI, they will hate
the ''Queen of Beauty - and the si1ty~one
, 1877-11-18
DETROIT'S PRETTY BARRIER.
Detroit Corr<suondence Ne.u FORK Sun.
Emma Willard,
BAEREEESs,
Shaving, Shampooing, and Hairdressing,
s Woodbridge street.


''Do you mean to say you have woman barbe,
in Drtroits' asked.
.sYes, Hir, two Of 'em, and two Us pretty girls
as there are IN the city, too
In few moments walked mp Woodbridge
street, and, sure enough, there the sign and
pretty girl standiug by the window honing rnzo1.
I wanted to go in anu get shaved. and still could
not make up my mind to do it. Three times !
walked by, and finally formed a courageous rcso-
luton, and, hanging my head aa memper OF the
Young Mems Christian Association does when he
goes into the Mabie Harry Hills, plunged in.
I ftrembed from head to foot as coon as entered
the door. couldn't look the pretty barbcress in
the face 1cou!dn't summon up courage enough
to speak to her. In fact, had nothing to say. SO
I stood and looked very shcepssh.
''1Iaye shave, sr:" said the pretty barberess,
advanens with 5azos IN one hand aud with the
Yes. shavedt gasped and flung myself in
chair.
''1luyc I:'' said, and then recollectine, stam-
ncrcd, ..'Ah, res. shaved this morning, early.
Shave cloae:" asked the pretty gir.
'.Ycs, the close, the better.'
''liair cut, too:"
.'Ycs, esctything"' ..
And then she commenced. With little camcl's
hair brush she. painted mr. face with white soap
suds. Then she put her little fingers plump
against my face and rubbed it all orer. She stood
btuI3I 1uE AIl4 jul utl AIluS uIuHUu neck.
! saw her IN the gla:ss in f59ut: never
to ths:' thought. 'tstlE, everybody in De-
t1oit does it, and why no: r. so shqt my eyes
fingers over my cheeks and chin till the
beard was softcned. she took ont razor, honcd
it, and placing one arm clear around my he.d and
her hand against my face to steady it. commenced
the downward movement Of the blade. Once or
twice tried 10 look the pretty baebercss in the
face, but couldn't, So sat and took it with my
eyes shut. don't think enjoyed it. And still 1
let her 90 on She shaved me, drew her silky
hand alI over my face to see IT it was closely
shaven, and then combed my hair.
9.Shall wax yonr mustache, sir:'' she asked,
stIca, wax aWAy!f'
s'Then she leaned over me till could hear her
breathe and feel her heart beat placed her little
fingers under my nustache and wa1ed the ends.
Now, l never wear my mustache waxed, but
couldn't ask her to stop.
'.Therc: docs it suit?'' she said as she busted
oH mr. neck and removed the apron.
"Yes, it's just right--luyely!'' + said, tttoo
sweet for anythins!" and then stsodo down to the
depot TO find the train just gone, and that this De-
rroii barbcress had caused to miss lecture en-
sagemcnt and a hundred dollar fec.
No more pretty girl barbercsscs for me-
ELI PERKINS.
, 1877-11-18
fresh; weather cloudy.
PORT COIRORNE.

BUFFALO, Nov. lT.--Ecssels passing Port Col
borne Lock for twenty-fouf hours ending p. III.
Eastwar.1-Earks Canton, Detroit to oswcgo: r.
II. uowland, Miwaukec IN 0swcso: schrs Florida,
Milwaukee, to Dswego: New London, Toledo to
O:wepo: batges ". Il: oadee, Detroit to Ogwego;
Elyita and Hoboken, Milwaukee TO Oswcoo.
Westward-Pfup Milwaukee,. tedensburg to
Cleveland: barks renokcc and Wary Lyons, Char.
lotte to Milwaukee; schr F. j. King, Thosold to
Toledo.
, 1877-11-18
/ FPR0cY

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-the Sunday Mercury
announces leprosy in this city owing to the arri
walls OF Cinnamon from California. Some Gases
frf
, 1877-11-18
GOSSIP FOR LADIES,
How Eli Perkins Got Shaved by a
Pretty Barber,
The True Story Of the Widow Oliver.
Picnic Luncheons,

HSuADOW-EyES .,

"SuADOW-EYEs.,
Moro neautiful than poets tabled drcaminss,
More lovely than dream of love may be,
Fairer far than Fancy's bright creations,
Dearer than all others unto me,
Is pictured face within golden setting,
"a sunny, girllsh lace, upturncd to uinc},
In whose rogufsh shadow-eyes, go life-Iike, seem
Now to catch glcam Of love- light, pure divine
Dear shadow-eres, That meet my own 80 kindly
{Fottd, pictured lips thy sweetness how misst
And tender tones Of welcome. too, that echoed
OFT responsive to the rapture OF thy kiss),
Memory may cease each friend to cherish,
Home and kindred in the future naught may be,
But Time viii never change the thought that
dearest,
Dear shsoow-cyes, sweet eyes, the thought Of
thee.
Fairer far than Fancy's fair creations,
More lovely than was ever poets dream,
Is a eanny face within dainty setting,
Whose shadow eyes in pictured beauty beam.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1G. OWEN II. WILSON,
DETROIT'S PRETTY BARRIER.
Detroit Corrsspond<nce Neo FORK Sun.
This morning, on q street here, q gentleman
handed me this card:
, 1877-11-18

Tourist Ito friend}: 'As to that, my hoy, one
year drank nothing but milk.'' Friend: s@I In-
deed! have known you long time, but don't
remember that What year was tt!' Tourist:
My first"
, 1877-11-18

Sp@c'0l U9sUd161 70 Tie [Hc03o Tribune.
PoRT HUEoS. Mich. Nor. 1T.-Down-City Of
Concord, Lawrence. St. Joseph, Vienna and con-
sort, Burlington and barse$, y. Mills and barycs.
schrs Jamcs +. Case. n. ". Page, G. S. Hazard,
F. N. Carrington. D. l.. .Quimby. u,yg,e s.
Jones.
Up-props r. Holland. S. E. Sheldon, T. ".
snook- Huron City. Saniac, Alpena, Annie
Young. Turner and barEes. schrs Jane Ralston,
Ontario. City OF the Straits, r. J. Dunford. Alice
B. Norris.
, 1877-11-18

l.ocKpoEr. ILL.,. Nov. 1.-THE Illinois & Michigan
Canal will be closed for navigation from LaSal;e to
Joliet on Nov. u, and from Joliet TO Bridgeport on
Dec |. By ordcr OF The Board.
WILLIAM THOMAS. General Superintendent.
, 1877-11-18
BUFFALO,.

BuFrALo, Nor. 17.-Coat frcights a shade of.
Vessels scarce. Charters--Schrs David Vance,
coal to Chicago at 90c; Maumec Valley and st.
petcr, coal Toledo at lac: Belle Mitchell, salt
Detroit at &c per bri free on board; Hattie John
ston. coal to Racine at 81, ,O0 Bolivia. Champion,
and Moonlight. coal to Chicago at 81. 90.
Clcaranccs-~props Empire State, merchandise;
Starrucca. Chicago; sehrs J. l.. Green. 80 tons
coal. Port Clinton; 4. Ford, Erie; David Vance,
1,:5O0 tons coal; B. Mitchell. Champion, Moon-
light, c. Foster. l, 600 tons coal Chicago; 4. l..
Andrews. $40 brls cement, !, 100 br!5 salt San
dusky; st. Peter 400 tons coal, Toledo.
, 1877-11-18
MARIN IL NEWS.
PROBABLY ANOTHER DISASTER.
The following special dispatch to THE TRIBUNE
vas received last hight:

PROBABLY ANOTHER DISASTER.
The following special dispatch to The TRIBUNE
Was received last hight:
EAST SAGINAW. Nov ia mast, quantities OF
deck pank nnd yaw-bont marked Kate l.: i;rucc
have washed ashure the light house on Thunder
Buy lslan1. lhu masthead was painted black II Is
supposed that the Bruce foundcred, anu all hands
lost.
The Kate L. Bruce was chartered at this port the
same day--saturday. Nov. 3-that The ill-fated
Magellan was, and cleared the following day with
81, $50 bu Of wheat board for Buffalo. 4
scarcf through the reports Of the
vessels that passed through Port Huron for
ten days after the Bruce left fails to discover
her name among them, and nothing having been
heard from her her crew, it is believed ehc has
foundezed, lis reported in the above telegram, md
all on board are lost. 4 long time-twelye days
has elapsed since she cleared from this port, and it
ia reasonable to suppose that she should have heen
heard from were she or her crew safe. 1t is be-
lieyed there were eight men, including the Cap
tain TN board OF her
Vessels that cleared from here the same time the
Bruce did passed Port Huron on the 11th and loth
inst. Among then. were the Sam Ellsworth, n. u.
Cummings. Zack Chandler, Charles Foster, and
Nellie Rcdainston.
The i;rucc was not an old craft, and was con-
sidcrcd stanch vessel. She must have gone
down III the great storm OF the Sth inst. Thundc-
Bay Island il on the northwestern shore Of Lake
Huron. and the Drncc hud ample time to reach
that point on the day of the sturn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
NO COMPROMISES With TRAITORS

And nov. ~ the last refuge Of bafisd
seoundrslism. comss . talk about COM
promise The interpretation OF PIovi-
dsnes IL ~preianely invoked in behalf OF
. psrjurer Who. having tried to buy the
Presidency and failed. and having in
veksd revolutionary agencies with no
other eject than to arous the indig-
nant hostility OF conservative sentiment.
now proposes to negotiate terms Tor
the acquisition Of executive authority.
Undsr Whatever covering this suggestion
may be mads-whsthsr II smanates
from q gathering Of conspirston in
onmsrcy Park or = light supper party
in Madison avsnue-it 10 unworthy Of
consideration for an instant. There
can be No bargaining. no compromise,
where truth and principle are concerned.
Had Mr.. Tildsn been elected. NO Re-
publican complaint would have been
heard. His Inauguration would have
come a. q matter Of course. and ths
Republicans would have trusted 10 time
for their vindication. A different result
has been brought about. Mr.. Tildsn
has been defeated. and the Republican
majority will make no terms with trait.
ore. or with weak and timid souls who
imagine tina. they are serving the coun.
try by surrsadsring to the pretsnsions
Of its trsacherous enemies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
arARD YorR cHILDs I'm.

TIE present Winter has been an eI-
csptional one In Nevada We have been
treated up 70 the present time with the
~clsarsst Of skiss. and the mildest Of
weather. No storms have come 70 con-
vert our strssts into ivsrs Of water. and
no lee has appeared to convert hsm into
glaisrs. Even California. which boasts
Of hsr climate. cannot point 70 . single
winter. 20 squabls In temperature ~
this which We are enjoying In Gold Hill
to-day. and II the mere question Of n
jeymsnt va 10 b considered. We could
ask for nothing better. We car walk
IN the sunlight and In the m~oonshine;
~ can take our drives BY day and by
night and enjoy them thoroughly.
Bu> Z thls weather. with all Its sllur-
zs4nis y plsssnrs. healihyi IL Il the
ki.A - vsakhss - We can eonsci~n.
1enrly viah 70 co.tiAner
Ne lAink net. II this our silver
- slsvaasd - We are. far above the
Level Of The 80. which graduates the
temperature Of lower lands. We breathe
y asmosphsrs which 10 extremely light.
and which. 10 b beautiful. must be
adapted By experience TO the peculiar
constitution Of the receiver. Men and
women. with strsng bodice. and strong
physical natures. soon become sccus.
toned TO this rarihsd air. But babies.
and young children. with weak bodies.
and constitutions still In process Of de-
vs,opnsas. are subject in this climate
especially. 70 diseases which. under
othsr conditions would never attack
them. Especially Ia this the eass in
long ssssons Of dry weather. such as We
have s1psrisnesd this yssr. During the
last Fall and the present Winter more
children h.ys' siei ned and died in
Gold Hill and Virginia. than at any
other period Of the sams duration within
the memory Of ths oldest inhabitant.
And the eason 10 that Ne have had 10
rain. and no snow. 10 relieve that II
trsms li.htnsss Of the air which IL inssp
anabls from the climates Of all mountain
regions.
Rain ani snow are 10 mountain lands
what the ocean In to lower lands. They
not only purity the air. bat in their d.
sreat they add weight and hssithIuiusss.
We med then, sorsly al this time. and
the Indications are that We are soon to
Asvs them. But In the meantime too
much care cannst BE- taken OF our chill
drsn. They must Re guarded faithfully,
Il We would make Z Of their safety.
No falss notions Of security should be
allowed TO influence no Tor . moment.
The season, although q glorious u for
older persons, In a dangerous one for the
young. Fathers aud mstherr, see to II
that every ~prscautiOn is taken to secur-
your fltis- opss. A disease which in
ordinary times would create NO alarm.
should alarm you nov The slighiss,
attack may result fatally. Guard your
children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

The Floridans are said to-be harry
that 10. such Of them as sail under Tia.
Democratic Dag ought to b. 30. for they
have got their Governor. Drew. insug.
uratsd him amid sreat r~joicings. and
they have both houses Of the Lsgisla
turs. II would appear that Governor
Hayes VA moro popular in Florida than
was the Republican candidate for Gov
srnor. since the majority Of votes was
given to Hayes, while the Republican
Gsbernatorial candidate wa beaten.
That there Was IN immense amount Of
cheating one need not doubt-both par.
ties change IL. and the charge 10 prob
ably true. Il il next to impossible To
ascertain the real facts. But Hayes
has the electoral vote. and that should
30 far satisfy the Republicans Of the
country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

The Northern bull.dossrs are busy
trying to divide puhlic sentiment on the
legality Of tho election Of Mr.. Hayes.
They we're defeated in their effort. TO
slecs Mr.. Tildsn. and now hope to make
the administration Of President Hayes
unpopular by creating doubts in the
public mind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
ISLANDER EXPOSED.

Eprroa News: sir--Sinee you appear
10 be interested In the work Of Messrs.
Moody and sankey. and sometimes fair
enough 70 present those gentlemen In a
charSster which 10 everything but real. ]
submit 10 you the following correspond.
snee which explains itself. and which l
trust you and every other editor who.
vhsthsr through ignorance. or malice. OF
both. have misrcpressntsl those gentle
men. will have the homer TO publish In
justice 10 yourselves. The correspondence
Is ~ follows;
VIRGINIA. CRY. New. New. 10. 1876.
Rev. J. ". Gibson. N. A., ID. D.. Chi
cago-Dsar Sir: There are political ed
iton on this coast who. through either
malice or ignorance, OF both. persist In
circulating the notorious falsehood that
Moody and SAnkey excite the ignsrant.
take up collections and are making money
BY their meetings. would suggest that
Q copy Of this letter. together with your
csmmittsc's reply. Be Published or At least
.5.Ssd for publication in those papers
which teen with tho SANDER. I know IL
IL next 10 useless TO notice those papers,
because such 10 their ignorance and malice
toward evangelical region. northumberland
ing their hypocritieal rant, that though
ysu contradict them to-day. they will bc
at their old work tomorrow. ~ coolly -
though they had never been exposed.
remain yours truly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

Ir the Presidency was q gift to BE-
withheld or bestowed BY the chairman
Of III. National Democratic Committee,
IN. reccn. announcement Of Chairman
Hewitt that Mr. Tildsn was elected
might amount to something. But .,
the ofiss 10 given TO the man Who get.
the majority OF votes in the electoral
college, the declaration Of Mr. Hewitt
will be regarded a. the opinion Of a sin.
Gle individuAi-nothing more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

Churchill county. II means either sns or
two things-sithsr that the House wanted
70 get the old bill out Of the way and In
troducs another bill Of similar import.
but on . different basis; or that. a. there
IL no hsps Of getting . bill for the sboli-
tiou Of Churchill county through tho
present Dsmssratio Senate, any attempt 70
pass such . bill. either ever or under .
vsto, 10 . mere waste Of time. Churchill
county IL nothing but . burlssqus on the
mama Of county but such ~ II Ii. it's
Democratic strolghsld-a factor in the
problem Of the election Of . United States
bsnator-and the district In which the
practice OF bulldosing originated has been
kept up and will b psrpstuAtsd - long ~
the county exists. To protect and keep
intaet Churchill county has bssl the DEM
scrstic legislators missisn In this Stats
for ysars, and be 10 not going to fall down
on himsslf now that he has, fer the nrst
In the Senate. Churchill county will. BE-
yond question. have . say In the election
Of Q United States Senator 10 succeed
Jones.
HOLIDAY.
The members Of tho Legislature. wsrn
out with their arduous duties. are in want
Of rest and are going 70 take II. Both
Houses have adjourned over till next Nom
day, taking Saturday ~ = whole holiday.
In order 10 be able 10 60 up TO Virginia and
recuperate their wastsd energies and get
some lemonade that 10 drinkabls.
FUNERAL.
The funeral Of the little son Of Senator
Baker will take place tomorrow. and will
" attended by the Senate In . body.
Some Of the members Of the House will
also attend. and . large number Of the
sympathstio people Of Carson will also
assist In paying the last rites to the do
ceased child. as . mark OF sympathy aud
respect 10 the bereaved aud afflicted pa
rents. The child was aged about three
years. was very bright, and was q great
favorits In EurekA-Ssnator Bakers
home. TsBY GRKKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

TIE English papers are fiattsrins
Richard Grant White, They tell him
that he taihs like an Oxford man and
looks more like q cultivated Englishman
than an American. II they could only
induce him to stay in England We vui-
gar. slsngy Americans would be willing
that he should talk like two Oxford men
and look like half . dozen cultivated
Englishmsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

NIONrEzUMA MINlNQ COMPA.
MI hY.-location ni principal place OF bust.
ness, Mar Francisco. California.
Location Of work., Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing-desrhbed stock. ON account OF access.
ment mo. ~ levied on the 18th day of kovenl-
Der, 1916, the several amounts set opposite the
nance OF the respective shareholders. - fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
GENERAL NOTES.

liz 1872 commander Alexander H.
semmss. Of tho steamer Portsmouth.
was tried aad convicted by court martial
for inficting cruel and unlawful punish.
ment on persons under his command.
abuse Of his Official power. and oppres-
sivs aud inhuman conduct u~nbecoming
an officer and q gentleman. He was
sentenced TO be suspended from duty and
rank for three years. and to be publicly
.rsprimandsd by the Secretary Of the
Navy. which sentence was carried into
effect. Subsequently. about year ago,
Captain Ssmmss was assigned TO the
command OF the sloop Of war Alaska. in
the Mediterranean. and. according to
statements Of the officers and crew.
maintained the reputation he had previ.
ously earned for cruelty 10 the men uu-
der his command. and he Is again being
tried by court martial on charges pre-
ferrsd. Should these charges bs sus-
tanned. Il il to bo hoped that his connec-
ton with the service which no has dis
graced will DO promptly severed.
In q thriving town Of Michigan. 4
year or two ago. when the country was
full Of agents and almost everybody was
agent for something or other. a csrtain
child. being blessed by tho advent Of q
baby brother. was very inquisitivs rs to
where the little stranger came from.
On being informed that the doctor had
brought II. he stood in q brown study
for a few moments, and then. with the
intelligent look Of ons who has solved a
difficult matter. asked: "Say. pa. 10 he
the agent for theml"
MERCEDES DE MosTrESsIER. tho future
Queen Of Spain. Is now sixteen yrarb
old. and very plain indeed. Another
homely European princess is the Dane.
Thyrn. Beatrice. Of England. Is rather
good looking. but not remarkable ut all.
Tux latest agony in mems caps is q
ghastly.lookins hsad.piece with spectacle
glasses In the visor. A man rugged M
In one Of them looks like u full.pags
illustration in the report Of the Kuklni
Investigating Committee.
ACCORDING 10 Cronin, no got only
$4,000, and that "for expenses" He
admits that he at first said he would not
act rs an e%lector, even II u certificate
were given him; but no saw reason 10
change his mind. Guileless man.
TuERE is some style about the San
Be%rnardino Tribune. In order to allow
its employees to fully enjoy the holiday
season 1t suspended publication for two
weeks.