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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. q
SHTPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORk. ...-...... MUHDAY NOV 90 1891

PO ri OF MONDAY, NOV. 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Aurania tBr. Hams Liverpool Nov IL Queens.
town mdse and passengers 10 Vernon isrown Co
Arrived at the Bar AT ii a
Steamer Normandie (Frl, Do Kersabec. TIavre Sov "a
with passengers Louis do Beban Arrived AZ the
Bar at l.4l pm.
20 Para TO- with mdse 10 Shpton Green Arrived m lie
Bar at $50 pm
Steamer hilsa (3r SansOm Savanilla Nov CarhaOena
Asnpwa o. LlmOn IL. with mdse and 10
PIN Forwood q Co. Arrived at the Bar IL IS a n
Steamer CenuegOs FarclOth. HaYsna DAYS with mdse
and passengers Ward Co. Arrived al the Iar az
IL IN.
steamer Louisiana, eager. New oreans days with mdso
and passengers Ia = III Seaman
steamer y Wilder, Fcrnandina via Port
Royal days with mdse and passengers TO & Mallory
Steamer Regulator. DOane, Wilmington, " G, days
with md-c and passengers Ia w i clyde * Co.
Steamer ATecuna (Br strickland Philadelphia IIender.
son Bros. 10 finish loading for AvOnmouth
Steamer EeanOra Bragg. Portland with mse passen-
gers to HOratlO Hall
Steamer General whitney. Bearse. Boston. mdse
III 4 DmOck.
snip state Fritz Manila 1870 days sugar and
hemp 10 Wllett q Hamln.
Bark Western 10 e Bray Manila LAG days. with sugar and
Bark Matiea (AusD, Vduch. Alexandria SO days wikh
rags 10 order vessel 10 NJ Prcmuda
BarE bertha FOwcy GO days. with
10 order: vessel 10 Funoh, Edyo a Co
BARK india lN0rl Jorgensen PernAmbuc0 AZ daya with
sugar 10 M Fry; vessel " Punch. Edye Co.
Bark justin Ingersoll Peterson Boston. In ballast 70
Swan Il Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
ACTIVE VUJIA DLLPHIA lfJNTSTFPS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90 (>pccipb-At the regular meet
ing the Baptist ministers today the topic for discus
sion was marriage nddiyOrce The drift the discussion
was for stringent laws the subject The Presby-
terrain ministers will discuss the matter their next
meeting large delegation of ministers of all denomna
tons called Mayor smith to-day and urged him to
strictly carry ont the law Of 1894 which prohibits all
worldly employment, except works of necessity and
charity. sunday. The Mayor declined to give any
definite answer. They also called his attention to the
proposed prizelght between McCanrcy and Golden and
rcuucst ed that ii be stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

.r. rr mil, in Heater st. was marrying peopIe. Another
married The twice within year 70 niner NJ
The report that committee sna pe ap
DO the matter to the LEGISLATURE Dr'
mi Of hers scope should be taken oy pt
Congress TO pass general law for the entire
country. ,,-.... -. ooos,,.
cred during Dr. Kohut said that nnuei o
pre,ent conito banker OF wealth. anu inn
ence could make rabbits AMI the Office was losing s
dignity and authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

About forty members Of Jewish Minister ssociaton
net in the yeersday
ave- and Fityhfthst The Rev. Dr. @. Gothe president
NJ the made the address of welcome The Rev.
Dr. A. presented the report OF committee the subject
Mnarrfsge report revision Of the
Eaws state thai marriage certificates sload
= issued. In regard To the Jewish people Df. Wise
em Mat some urgent The present condition
Affairs" continued. & dsgraceful Saloon keepers
Butchers and others hardly read write ocate
kbbis conduct marriage seviceA One man found who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

G, Jou,. Bo,,r-senator NJ c. Butler South Carolina.
and Chan ilcr OF Washington wnds0r 9ray Ti
Hotri-Mayor g II. Harrison. OF Chicago ana n
Howard OF Hartford RIM A,s sn,on cloyer T. 4
Navy p. Holman House-Baron de Horn. OF Holland an'
" a. George a., London BrrrOorf HOuse-Henry = San
fort of Florida 49,. Victoria Hot,l-Congrtssman ID a. bing
ham of PhilmIeIphia and Charles r. Coghan Buck.n9'
ham Ho,et-Iames Coats OF Providence Grdnd Hoe'-
Professor George 1. Andrews Of West Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
LONG THE SOUND.

NEw.cASAAN.-Diphthera has become epidemic In this
town. there being twelve or fifteen cases.
BRDcEpoKTh detective has been put upon the MIL River
enootinR case acting under state Attorney FesseDden
Hr Beach. who died Sunday In her ninety nfth
Soar. had lived here all life 1922
pbc "as daughter 81 Justine SMITH soldier OF the RevOIu
nen she had sent 1872 pairs OF wooleB
Tie Friendiess III Newlok and had twenty pairs ready
send when death came Heriunerai occurs today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Rockawsy Beach Iron Pier wa
cold in the Queens County Court House
By Undersheh Godner TO satisfy Judgment obtained by
Nra J. Havemeyef. e1ecutrX OF Henry Hayemeyer
The pier 1850, 100 started al 500,
Air Knocked down ~ Henry A Welsh, VI NewYork fo
1I6OUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Mrs David Edgar Anthony Of Planfeld has applied for
smony counsel pending application Tor abs0
lutte divorce ordered the respondent TO
bay sO $50 for counsel fees. Yesterday
Mrs RobeIt D. Merrill. OF East Orange applied TO ule wee
Chancellor aimOny and counsel suit Tor divorce
BEGUN against her by husband the ground OF nhdety
The matter went until next Monday.
Orphans yesterday tDe Baxter viii contest
which has heen before the courts for four years was
10 close of the Judges decision about
equally divided of the estat years
were $4,000 and amount has been reduced 10 about
So COO About $50, 900 Of real estate remains intact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
THEY Doy,T LIKE BA SeBALL IN CUBA.

Among the passengers the steamer Cienfugos which
rived from Havana yesterday nearly Disguised
baseball players Under the management Of Lew" Sim
OF ancient minstrel ard modern baseball fame they
started for Cuba about three weeks expecting spend
winter The island showing The CuDans how baseball should
played The scheme failure and the players
took tram for PladelDnia the
themselves not happy they guaran
tred salares only II Inc venture Was a sucaess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
f. & w. ICARIA.
CORRECT SHAPE IN BENT EDGE"
COLLARS.
EVERY LADY KNOWS THAT BEARING Down
pAT~c

PAINS.
are hard The Vegetable Compound Of Lydia E. Pink
ham, Lynn. Mass. them A lady In New-York
writes have taken OF the compound and have
nset your Sanatve times aud know 1t has bene
fitted me- don't feel the bearing down pain which so often
felt before pain limbs and back as was for
mery the case lady In Florida: am thankful to say
am greatly benefited This is the first have been
regular my monthly periods last baby was BORN
then suffer with my back and the bearing down
mama Last night walked mile to church, thing have
not done in year, All praise to your compound"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

has no elasticity TIE prices dollar that for the
iast cieht wears REPAIRED
exactly s3iGGSO16 The National Bank currency like the
new cushion siderable elasticity Possibly this IL tho
reason worthy Congress seems so perssenty disposed
to ali down upon IL" -,
Dr then discussed the gold and silver circua
ton IN this country the question OF free coinage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

NEW RoCHKLIKsone OF the residents OF the village ar
10 favor Of obtaining a city charter
MT VERSoN--A large addition Is to be made 10 fuDh'
School No g. at O cost OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
A PRETTY GIRL TIREs OF CONVENT LIFE.

rumor quiet aton yesterday in Jersey cry
Mat Of hs has OF % a's 81 S ShS
paying TO her during far which has been IN prog
weeks loHndai oT the story Of The
convent returned secular lfe The SISTER Is Miss
MARY m%n % seI Ma 1 rhs
II Jersey City aSOH year ago Oy s
the though she had been much eouted ana az
m Iens in e wST life WAS with
BY Mother GrTe the name y T e 'e at Sspta n
New. York Tor several weeks and during her absence
stnon Sister Mary Frances Of the most regular
stsn in he PaTOr the 1ars w CHARGE se sdmns
over her Wednesday Mary Frances left the in
At the convent evening said that Mss Hunt had
tdIn to world Hor uncle John o. DonnelI OF Hobosen
a a asr 10
somewhat her determination 10 leave the convent NO ei
and was at liberty TO do pleased Sister superior
,he eas Ua said she thought there
that Mis-, Hunt wa growns ds 4nsI me Rev Faer
Corrgan st Marvs Church Hobokenw was emphatic
Wnstssr s Hunt iS Sd IG left @ or
reporter informed that she ATTENDED mass I'D III re,T
and unaccomranied
DULL OF INTELLECT, But a GOOD FORGER
Robert W. Taylor colored boy fifteen was arrested
nephew TAYLOR anor OF the Ing,vTsen bni,ng
No a. ncc sra G S emT"y lent as s
ant the occupants Tue building have
names had been forged ON october 20 boy took letter TO
the Hudson National addressed to Cashier t. a.
Graham The letter was written on one OF samuel IL
Mc(is letefhelis and Mr. Graham asked 10 ca' an
enclosed check send the money by man as the wli
not to trust hs Office BOY The cheek was ioI 500 AZ
signed 10 H. GTaams suspicious were aroused and he
Informed Mr. BlaIf. prOnOuncei the let
Ter and cheek foTgers week ago genuine so checN
Signe by Charles NOOIs and made payable 10 bearer
taken bank but not paid The check had
Mr. NOOrniss office and toIRi check leit
IN its ace saturday check Tor S5l 10 rya lie 70
Mrs Derlsn Oen from The Office Of NJ Gibson ana
was taken National Bank Tor cetbcauOn ana
or,rred forwarded to No 2OO7 Nermontave Washington
AT uef Murphy suggestion the check forwarded anu
Telegram o SUPERINTENDENT Police Walker resulted in The
prrest Jordan, another cO0red BOY OF hiteen
Ina discovery the the person OF Taylor De
tectve Hutton arrested yOr aud he made iulI
dull Of intellect he Is good penian and DC tt
Jorge signatures ceveTly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
MAXINE III ELLIGENOE.
MINIATU : ALMANAC.

MINIATUk ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 653 Sets. 433 loan rises 400 Moons age q
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook 52l Gov Isl 5.3s Hell Gate. 1927
P.N-Sandy Hook 549 Gov Isld. Goa Hell Gate. 7:5J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Earl g. Wilson's +. g. w. brand of MEMS
COLLARS and CUFFS THE BEST Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
Announcements
On HAYS HAIR HEAL1

Fradicates and HEAD DISEASES GIVES LIFE and
Cor or TO GRAY Preferred for purity and perfume
Buy CoRys. Enough u kill hy corns for III cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj.

144 Lexington.ave, between Goth and Both sts
Hours-S 10 l. to T. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito. Urinary organs Impotence and steriity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
SAVE THE WRAPPER

BUY CHAs. 8. HrGGrSs's GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP
wrapper favore charitable institution
the soap that get the wrapper as ec
wrapper represents rata interest IN the 900 honate
~ CHAs. s. HIGGINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
To MOTHERS,

To MOTHERS.
MRs WIysLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethlng
soothcs the Child Gums Reduces Inflammation.
AlIays Pain Wind Collie Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
JERSEY CIT
Nj" pK

JERSEY CITY.
The cys last week from taxes and assessments
Slo0,64l %.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-16

Myron II. Crafts. the proprietor Of
Grafton, that beautiful retreat and fruit
rancho on the high mesa above San Ber-
nardino, died at that place on Sunday
in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age.
Mr.. Crafts was native OF New Eng.
land, but removed TO Michigan in early
life and themes to California. He set
tied ut Grafton when there was no
Grafton but his own rancho, twenty
seven years ago. and since that time has
been prominent as fruit grower and a
church builder In various places. He
was n deacon in the Congregational
Church and leaves wife, two sons, a
daughter and one step d lighter. Few
persons were better known In San Ber-
nardino county than Deacon Crafts. He
was a pioneer in fruit growing In that
section and at the tune Of his death was
PR pairing TO establish and endow Nm or
han asylum at his beautiful Grafton.
II is to be hopel that the trustees OF hi.
estate will carry out his wishes In thu
regard.
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Maximum Thermometer. $40.
Minimum Thermometer, $40.



.=--Tents Tor sale or rent at Foys saddlery.
Tanslll's Punch Cigars at P. o. Cigar Store
Main street car line passes the Alcantars
Grove lots
Plush and spun silk parlor suit lounges,
etc, at Aliens.
Strangers IN search OF work will do well
To call at No. " Court street
furniture. etc., for cash or installment at
Aliens. 81 3. spring street.
TO to the Pony Stable, II N, Main street.
for stylish turnout cheap,
slalnut, ash and cherry bedroom suits at
Aliens, No, 80 s. spring street
Decker BROTHERS pianos at Powell. Haskell
d Co.'S, No II N. spri 9 street.
"sierra Madre." best Ave cent cigar, for
sale only nj corner First end Main.
Try the ssppho Key West Cigar, 8 for 25
cents. corner First aud Main streets.
The Besserer Fire Extinguisher has no
superior once g3 N. Spring street.
The Montcbello Champagne depot is now
In charge OF weyse Brothers. Nsud's ware
house.
The Montesuma, IS N. Spring street. is the
only place In the city to get a really nice
lunch.
Raphael a 5chlesinser, 10 North Main
street, take the lead In wall papers and deco
rations.
Secret diseases. Call on DR.. Ibarrondo,
lust arrived from Europe. Baker Block,
Rooms 80 and 80.
II you want good, reliable help Of all
kinds, go TO the Union Employment Office,
No. South Main Get.
See Graham, Taylor & Co. and and out
about that 500 acre ranch between here and
Santa Monica they have for sale.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-16

EpIroR HERALp.--A sharp turn in
the gold prize Of silver in New York and
London has shown iiself within the last
few days. What this sudden arrest Of
the steady divergence that has been 60.
ing on between these two commodities
during the last thirteen or fourteen
years, whether IL is merely
speculative and transient, or otherwise
remains to be seen Silver, measured
by gvlI, fell from 81 80 or lhereab bouts
anounee, to OIL cen 3. tgold) an ounce
~ in Eugl sh monty. from about 90
pence per ounce l925 lin to Al or AZ
0 nee, or about 30 per cent. Or. cor
versely stated, gold measured by silver,
with 4l2h grains u silver as the upit or
dollar, has risen 40 per cent, ~ from
abuut 81 pennyweight to 81 40 duri q
he last fifteen years, as quotations OF
the price u gold in 1udia, China, and
all silver standard countries, during the
period mentioned, will substantially
show. But u.ing our own terminology,
/ silver with gold as the standard has
lately till within few days lowered at
about AZ pence, or Oil respectively, pr
ounce, IN London aud New York: But
WITHIN two or three days, or say Sept.
9th, il suddenly went up 45d and 80
cents. with Price unsettled 1t will be
interesting to watch the price Of silver
during the next few weeks. The prob.
abilities, however, are that the present
sudden upward tendency of silver--or
fall in gold--is only temporary, and that
the divergence between these two repre-.
sentatives of value will still 60 on, SO
long as the nations Of Europe and
America continue their present none
tary policy.
Sept. II, 1886. III. d. b.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-16

Southern California bids fair 10 be-
eonic large mineral oil region, and al
ready immense quantities OF oil have
been drawn from the wells of Los An
peles and Ventura counties. Many 9th
err regions Of the south also bear indica-
tions of petroleum.: and, in due time,
many more oil wells will doubtless be
developed throughout all the southern
COUNTIES. Santa Barbara county has
large deposits of asphaltum upon the
coast near the city, and this being a
kindred mineral the indications
Of petroleum bearing strata are very con.
siderable. The yield of petroleum is an.
nually increasing in the counties where
he wells are flowing. and as prospective
search extends doubtless the yield will
become common to all the southern
counties, more or less. What Is chiefly
wanted in connection with the oil indus
Try of the s nth is local oil refinery,
similar TO the one at Alameda Point, OPP
posite San Francisco. When it is re-
!, emberrd that large fortunes were
made in Pennsylvania by those who
"struck ile," the hope of Southern Cali.
foruia in this increasing industry is pro.
portionately great. Were an oil retin.
cry established in the south, the bust.
ness of collecting and refining petroleum
would employ large number Of men,
and become one of the, best paying and
most extensive industries of the south
ern coun les. Eight million gallons Of
oil ave been manufacture. d at the rel fin.
cries of California in single year, and
the pre-ent crease in thu wells Is
fair to double that amount during the
n xt year.-[San Bernard no Independ.
emit
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Ths LAST Strike.

k&Ak@<f t@&%t @SFNt 49, &<@3-
Ed. exn1 Tnoflss-~Allow me 10 ex.
plain a few facts through the ooiamus Of
your paper. which hope will be Of
benefit to many who are making enauir-
les regarding the northern prospecting
trip made by Messrs. Spring. Carter aud
myself. The fact Is, MIR. Editor, we
found what we believe to be q very rich
district which abonnds Ia silver, lead
and copper ores, where we made mum
Der of locations We also found dry
plsceres where we obtained a quantity
of gold, Of . very high grade,
and what we would term coarse
placer gold. Although these dis
coveries were made, our time was 50
limited, owing to the conditions Of our
surroundings, which have heretofore
been made public, we were unable to
fully determine the extent OF the dis
eoveries ourselves. We are now pre-.
pairing, as fast as possible, substantial
wagons and full outfits, to return, and
by proper development, determine the
value Of the mines. "Tue country Of
our hopes. is hard one to get lnt'',
until roads aud water supplies are de
veloped. IL will take time, men and
means to open it up so that men and
suimaIs can visit the district with com
paratiye safety At present there is
great danger that ihose who attempt to
Wis the locality, and who are not
thoroughly accustomed to the cou try.
and know not Of the great dangers and
bardships to be encountered. will perish
10 their attempts to reach the fields.
xrto
tied sni made the discoveries IA the
new fields aud have its Developments IN
hand, ropose to fully inve tigats tn.
true value aud extent OF Their discover
ie. with their own money. and in due
time the results Of their inve-li cations
W II he male known to the public. H.
| the meantime would advise ev-iy on,
10 await tbeir investigations. While
claim no control ov the prospector ui
| .dv, urer, would anviss them
not &. 40 to TINT country at tbi
time Of the year, as we found the water
| SUBJ " 50 limited and in such out Of he
way places, q d the weather SO hot, that
| I cousider ii would be extremely fool.
hardy and III advised for any person OF
ersons to imperil III ir Ives and prop.
erty in attempting TO reach the district
ut this time Of the year. / know that
neither myself or a. ociates care to again
brave or nag ard journey there, under
the scorchipg rays Of an Angus sun, and
will, under no consideration, attempt t.
repeat our visit until the weather and
conditions are considerably more pro
pitious.
By giving these facts to the public the
various papers of the county will be do.
ing us great favor, and the San Der
nardino and Riverside papers are re-
speotfully requested to republish this
article in order to save life aud property
of those who are now contemplating
making such trip.
A. F. JUDsoN.
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r.r...nal nrna.un.


D. C. Twogooi. Of Riverside, is at the
Nadeau House.
Gen. &c Twin Ward, of Flying Fish cot
tag-, is at the Nadeau House.
Richard Grid and wife, Of the Chino
R ,ncho, are at the Nadeau House.
John Noel, brother James Noel and
the discoverer of Noll's mines, is in the
city.
Mr.. A. II. Judson. will leave to-day
for season Of rest at Highland Home,
San Gorgonio.
MIR. j. b. Lankershim says that he is
not a candidate for State Senator or for
any other Office.
Mrs. A. II. Judson left yesterday for
San Gorgonio. where she will be fol.
lowed to-day by her husband.
Mr.. w. T. Glassell and wife, of Flor.
ence, were in the city yesterday. Mrs.
Glassell has regained her usual health.
DR.. J. A. Dougherty, of Jacksonville,
Illinois. q practicing physician, for over
thirty-six years, has located in Los An
geles,
Ed. Roth, the well known commission
and wholesale liquor agent of this city,
has returned from ten days trip to
San Diego.
Mrs. Lassere, widow of Joseph Las
sere, who resided here during number
of years, leaves to-day for France, her
native country.
Mr.. w. #, Zaek has returned from q
two months visit to Milwaukee, Chica-
go aud other interior cities. He is more
than glad to get home.
George w. Cook, NJ. D.. Of Syracuse.
New York, a member Of the New York
Medical Association, and a ply stefan of
twenty-five years practice. has settled
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. John l.. Mayes. an old Indiana
boy, is engaged with Msssrs. Bryant &
Walton, furniture dealers. Mr.. Mayes
is well up in his business and knows all
about furniture.
Conductor Sam futile is on the Santa
Rosa, due this morning. He is on the
invalid list and comes home to recuper.
ate before resuming his duties as con-
ductor on the California So-thern Rail
road His friends will be glad TO well
come him home.
The HERALD was favored yesterday
with very pleasant call from General
VIM. Vandever, of Ventura, the Repub.
lioan candidate for Congress. This
agreeab manner of disagreeing is the
way of true gentlemen.
Messrs. Stackpole and Lincoln, pro.
prietors of numerous frst.elass eating.
houses on the s. P. and a. and P. roads,
are in the city. Los Angeles is fortu-
nate in havi, & both of these pleasant
gentlemen within her borders at the
same time.
Mr.. Chas. IL. Dunsmoor, present in.
cumbent, announces in the HERALD
that he i. candidate for nomination be-
fore the Republican County Convention,
for the flee of County Recorder.
Charley is N good ofiic r and it will re-
aure a good Democrat to beat him.
DR.. Baker, health ofioer Of this city,
returned yesterday after a two weeks
alb ence from Los Angeles. He visited
several hralth resorts within the county
with a view to recuperate, but has been
unsuccessfulin his search for healt The
doctor has had three hemmOrhages dur
ing his absence.