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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
GAS EXPLODED
And the Oil Well Was in Flames Much
Damage to Property.

MCDONALD, Pa Nov. n.-Atl2 80 this
m ,rning the pumpsr at the Butler well was
eauging the tanks when the gas isnited
from his lantern. With 8 fash the tank Of
oil was enveloped in flames. A moment
later the derrick Was on FIRE, and the oil on
tue creek burniog as it f,ated along
communicating The flames With every
thing on the banks The large Butler tsrn
was t,,sliy destroyed. A dwelling occupied
by WilIism Shea was badly dsmsged, and
the derrick sad tsnks Of the Peoples Gas
Company were burned, together with a
large double b use ard coatenis owned by
Mr. Bailey. The fee was controlled by
constructing numerous dams across ;hs
creek. The known losses aggregate S25.-
600; partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
OPIUM SMUGGLING.
Custom House officials Much
Worked Up Over Discovery
OF Gigantic Operations Going On 0Ysl
Tho Canadian Line.
Prominent Canadian Arrested - Large
Amount Of Opium Seized.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE discovery Of
~ha,esale system Of opium smuggling
across the Canadian border has consider
ably startled the custom house offieials. In
the custom house here there 10 now lying
the largest qnansity of opium ever seized,
and there 10 still more % follow.
Special Agent Cummings today said: II
cannot say = word about the matter at pres
snt, bus will make public the whole story
tomorrow" A Canadian, whose identity
has not been disclosed, has been arrested
Il is believed that this cpium traffic was
started by the opium growers Of India.
Indian merchants, it 10 ssii. sent the
drug TO Canada, ard it has been smuggled
intn the United States.
Late. The man arrested in the opium
smu sgling case gave the name Of Thomas
E Chase, Of Providence, h. l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nev. 1.-THE following
Mxine pensions hsve beeo s1tsd:
Original, james C. Ambrose, Asa s.
Davis, Jamss X Dix5p, John White, Alden
B. FsYnhsri. Aaditioral. John B. Sargent.
Incresss, Frsncis s. Fieii, VIM. W. Clark,
Wm. e Jsckusn. Henry S Wiley. &.
Webb, George W. Tibbs.t,. Orisi1Al
willow, Ann NJ Davenport
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
YORK PHYSICIANS
Meet and Organize the York County
Medical Society.

BIpDEFoRp. Nov. 1.-THE physicians
of York county met in Ssco this afternoon
and organized the York County Medica
Society. These officers were elected
Pre- sideat, C. M. Sleeper, South Berwick
we presid euts, W. T. Goodale Of ssco
KIP. Rogers Of Sanford; secretary, G
% Emerson Of SOUTH Berwick; treasurer
c. W. Pillsbury of Saco; censor. G. W
p,n,ne of Ksnnebunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
ENGLISH TIN PLATE


LosD3N, Nov. 1.-The tin plate indus.
.y Ia Swansea has become 30 depressed
q I'd the demsnd for steel hiss been 90 seri
ously isssened that it is reported the mae
t,,s in thss place have decided to
C ose their work when the existing
C ,n,racts shall have BEEN executed.
The outward trade from the London docks
TO New York at present 10 IN great contrast
to the trade which wss being carried on
between the two ports At the same period
last year. Vessels formerly ssiled from
here with full csrgoes. but now they leave
for New York With their holds half empty.
rhis decrease in the carrying trade 10 at.
tribute to the eff ,cs which the new Aneri-
can tariff xsit in this country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
A New Railroad Into Africa.

BRUssLLs, Nov IL The sum Of a.
600. 900 ia. sI-esSy been raised BY the No
zambqus Company for the construction Of
ths Punaws Rivsr Railroad in southeast
Africs. The rosd 10 10 ex:snd for dis
lance of $50 miles from the Indian ocean
in the MAshoralans gold fields. Thsss gold
mines are nov 10 connection with Europe
by telegraph, and after the compiston Of
he Pu3gve River Railroad Il viii b pos-
sibie to navel from London 10 the mines IN
the hear; Of South Africa 10 shout two
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12

Married, and Jet unhappy. How m,ny
. home has been robbed Of sunshine snd
hsppiaess ard rendered sad and desolase BY
the Loss Of some dear and pessed child
This 10 . dangerous SESSION for chiidrea. and
parents should keep DR.. BaIfs Cough
Syrup handy. Price rs cents bottle.
AL citizens ANXIOUS 10 participate In the
comiog festivities csn cure their aches ssd
psins =, once, by usi1g S1lvz.io1 Oil,
Price 25 cents bottle.
nov103& s1xfolsm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
EX.SOLDIERS AS POSTMEN.
The British Warrior Is at Last 10 Get
a Show After Service.

LONDON, Nov. II Postmaster General
Sir danes Fergufson bss ordered reform
which is likely to prove highly popular
HebceioTth the p,stmep in all cities except
London are to be chosen PREFERENTIAL.
from among soldier competitors Of
good character. This gradually opens
lG 600 situations TO men who have
b en- in the ranks, ard will have an immense
influence in stimulating recruitment snd
enlistment, which are now at the lowest
BIB. The difficulty in getting likely recruits
i, largely caused by the fact that sfter 9
short service 10 the army men fiod II limos,
impossible to OBJ sin civil employment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
CHAMPION BOSTONS
Will Float the Pennant for 1891 at the
SOuth End Grounds.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE directors of
the National Base Ball League met here
today ard sgreed on report showing thst
there is no + u, d ,tion for the charge made
by the Chicsgo club that the New York
club did not make proper efforts to win in
the games with Bo.ton. The league ratified
! this report. The leigue formally awarded
the pennsnt Of 1891 10 Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHrreros, Nov. 1.-The following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced
Route 1873. New Sharon to Fsrminston
Leave New Sharon daily, except Sundays,
at 6 40 A. NJ. aud II A. NJ. Arrive al
FArmipgton by 40 A. M. and ] p. M
Leave Pennington daily, except Sunday, al
P. Nj. and AS p. NJ Arrive at New
sharon BY P. NJ. and As P. M. Adop'
i'm nediaseIy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
NATIONAL FARMERS CONGRESS-
At Sedalia. Mo. Resolutions Adopted
on Various Matters Of Interest.

SEpALIA, Mo-, Nov. ll.-Tbe National
farmers Congress II -iisem biz d. his morn
log. Resolulions were adopted recon-
medirg that the President and United
S sies senators b. elected b. dirt CT
popular vote; demanding The txten'
sion of the sigaal service and re-
ports issued by the agricultural department;
asking Congress to improve the h,rbor At
Savannah, requesting various state legisla-
lures to make appropriations to' the Z
pepses Of state delegations to future cen
sresses Of this character. A resolution
requesting the Federal goverHme mt to aid
states in the irrigation Of arid lands wat
defeated,
Adjourned until tomorrow mcrnipg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
NATIONAL COUNCIL
or the Grand Army Of the Republic
Meets at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The national
council Of admiaisusa,ion OF @. A. X. met
here today. There were present General
john Palmer. comman1sf-in-chief, Adult
Gen. Fred Ply sser, Col Raymond, Col.
n r. Kospp. Col. II. L. Luther, COT. Jss.
X. Miner, Col. VIM DIN, Cot. Geo. W
Bio1sep Fsxing The dste Of the encsmp-
meat Is ore Of the FIRST tnings 10 be done.
The council will meet sgsin tomorrow when
the time will probably be fixed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
win Contest the Office.

New HAvEs, Conn, Nov. 1l.-S,musl
s. Wilcox, Independent candidate Of Ciia-
ton, hss brouga' = compisini against Elias
W. Welimsn. Republican candid,,e, to
contest his right to the office Of fsss &c elect
man Of the town, which cfice Wellmsu
now holds. Several questions concerning
The legality Of the ballots used are 10 be
rsi.ed, and sbe rial begins next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12

"A Bath Nan nlssine From Home
Since List Week.
Lincoln Rumseilers In Court and Get
Full Penalty Of the Law.


Especial 70 the KxHsEsEo JouHxAL~l
CAsros. Nov. il.-Tuesday forenoon
The small dwelling owned by Mise Il. NJ
Giines sud occupied BY tenant Vas des
troyed BY Ere. Eli and stable were saved
NJ insurannA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
PRESIDENTIAL OFFICES
To he Filled will Probably Remain Va.
cant till After Assembling Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II 1t is stated at
the White House today that it is DO. likely
thst the President will make any jmpor-
sans appointments in advance OF tn, meet
ing of Congress. These include offices Of
secretary Of war, third assistant secretary
OF state, circui, court justices, inter sa g
commissioners, judge of the court OF claims
aud ministers to Chins and japan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Tuat Wants the Friendship Of Neither.

G1BaALrAR, Nov. 1.-THE dispute be-
tween the French government ard the Sui
tan Of Dorocc, regarding The Ownership o.
the osses Of Tust does not seem to be 81
proaching 9 solution. and II Ffan cs remain
tteadfsst in her determination to take
possession Of the Gases, serious trouble vii
follow. The inhabitants Of Tuss sre in q
state Of anarchy growing out of the dispute
between The two powers. A msj,riy oi
them do 10 look with favor upon the claims
Of either cou1try, bu, desire TO throw ssids
all foreign rule and form an indspendelt
government.
Ths Sultan Of Morocco recently sent 1
number Of emissariss to Tust. The nsGiyei
confped the emisssries. and subsequently
decapitated Eve Of them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
STRIKING IRON WORKERS
Return to Work-Aifair Will be Settled
by National Committee.

PIITsBuR6. Nov. 1l.-All employees a
| the iron and steel work. of Jones & Lsugh'
| lin returned TO work this morning except
about 80 Isborefs whose places hsd been
filled. Tne grievances Of tn strikers were
| submitted TO the paiionsi committee Of the
smalgsmated association. Work was re.
| sumend psnoing dec!si9n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
SIS. 900 Fire at Slater, No.

eLArfR Mo Nov II Fire nafssd in
the second story fths Central HoGse st
O'Clock ,hio naoriifg. Bsfore the flames
we're controlled they bad destroyed block
OF basinsss houses on each SIDE Of he lou.e.
La.s. sI5 600; partially insurtd- Cause
" < ew4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
WRECKED BY THE STORM.
The New Town Of Kensington, Pa,
Nearly Ruined by Cyclone.

PrrrsBURs Pa, Nov. 1.-The nsw
town Of Kensington, 20 miles north Of this
city, was visited By cyclone snd hesvy
rain isst night. A number OF buildings in
course Of erection were wrecked and cellars
bsdy flooded Loss heavy. No person
ri1red.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
News from Liyermore Falls.

rSo.c,al to the KEnNEBEo JOURNAL
IavERMoRE FAKLs, Nov. 1.-THE new
sch ,ol house being erected at Otis Falls BY
the Otis Falls Pulp Company, is being
r,pidly pu. up. The walls and roof are
y hssrdt d in. This building when completed
ill somewhat diminish the over number OF
ei,ols,s now attending the schools in the
ow1.
Mas s,husets spple buyers sre in town
thick enough to make the business good for
tine a. least
The W. c. T U. reading rooms are open
for the week to the lsdies ss well as gentle
men. The men only have had the privi-
.efas Of these rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
PAY OR GO TO JAIL
Is the Choice Given Police Justice and
Ex-senator Thomas r. GRADY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1l-Ju5gs MCGOWAN
Of The city court, today gave the new police
justice and ex Sc natof tt omss r. Grady the
alternative Of paying in fse days the judg.
ment OF $50 held by VIM II. Conner,
formerly proprietor Of the s.. james Hotel,
fer board or going to jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
TORPEDO BOAT CUSHING


NEWPORT, r. l.. Nov. ii The torpedo
boat q hisg went out CT commission to-
day. She il still upon the way. at the tor
pedo station, where she was hauled month
ago. United States fchooiabip Jamestown
arrived to take crav Of apprentices from
the naval training station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12

BANGOR, Nov. l1.-Hotel Keeper Clsy
A a Stetson, two Lincoln liquor deslers,
nave been fined 800 and costs each, and
e.e given 60 days in jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term, Wateryille, Oliver e..
Hall, Justice Presiding.

w. S CHoArE Clerk. 49,.
G. T STEVENS. Sheriff.
LIZZIE L. WEIGH, Reporter
WArERvILLE, Nov. IL The day was
occupied in finishing the csse on trisl yes
terdsy, Brann vs. Msrden & Clark. Itwas
given to the jury at about s o'clock, and
afte, being out little over half an hour
they returned a verdict for the plaintiff for
SI42 is. The action Soule vs.. Msriin is
in order this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-THE strike Of the
engineers and frenen on the Belt line was
declared off this evening, The demands
Of the men were granted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
$500 FINE
For Causing Death Of Man in Glove
Contest at Lynn.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. li,-Hsrrison
A. Tracey Of Lynn. who caused the death
of John Burns IN . glove contest there, vas
sentenced in shs Superior Court today 70
pay fine Of $500 or four m 9nsfs In jsii.
He will pay the fac.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
SECEDERs IN POWER.
Have Full Control Of Rio Grande do Sui
Backed by Military.

LospoE, Nov. IA rrivste telegram
received here SAYS thss Bio Gfsnde do Sui,
Brazil, IL now entirely In the hands Of the
secedefs. The military support the 90
cedsrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12

Bosrox. Nov. 1.-THE storm vas esE
,ral in Canada Wednesday hight, and will
probably continue iis movement towards
the northeast, followed BY . moderate c,ld
wave. Thur,day, for New England, fair
cooler; west and south wes. winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Snow at st. Paul.

Sr. PAUL, Minn., Nov. ia couple
inches of snow fell here this morning. The
storm seems to have been general.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
Accident at BOwdOinllam.

Especial to the KEssEBEo JoURNAL.l
BowpoINHAM, Nov. IL While Welding
two pieces of iron, Tuesday, E. P. Kendall
bad one piece thrust into his side, burning
him badly. He will recover unless Lew
snd unfavorable symptoms appear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
SNOW IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Temperature Stands at Freezing-Catt
Suffering from the Storm.

DICKINSON. N. D., Nov. ia binding
snow storm prevailed here yesterday. The
temperature was nearly stationary at freez-
ing point. Over four inches Of snow has
fallen. The wind is stroug from the west
Range cattle are drifting with the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
THE ST. LOUIS STRIKE.
Men Offer to Make Concessions Providing
Company Does the Same.

ST.. LOUIS. Nov. ll.-Bstween so and so
engineers and 1,emen on the Belt line
struck work at DON today. Although the
road is not tied up, there being some nom
uuion men in the company's ewploy, there
is very little being done. Alta conference
between NJ sIs Sargent and Arthur, and
Slps Sherman Of the Belt lioe. the former
offered to waive the poin, at issue, extra
pay for work done during the dianer hour
provided the company reinstated II men
discharged last week. This matter 10 under
consideration by off ,als of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
soNERSET RAILWAY

tomroeneins Monday. jane 18th, 1871. train
vii ran "a follows, connecting at Oakland viii
Main Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Waterviils. Au
gssa sboNhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham. On A VI.
nm w.. solon. 65z A. NJ, i2-;5 NJ, Cara
ians Fals. '6la 4. N 'I.os r. NJ. Embden. 20;
IN 10 ?. NJ, Hor.h Aason, 7.f7 a. NJ. $50 p
n: Anson, IN A. NJ, l.5s p NJ; adison. 7so A
", q =. N g, Norridgewock, 80 a NJ. 2.zi P
" sangs siding. s75o A. N, '2.2s P. NJ. 5awtslls
Crossing. .s.02 A. n. '23z p. NJ. arrive Oakland
..nap, $50 r. 81.
PROM Bo non, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
teryille, kkogbssaI and Bangor
PAssenger trains leave oakland, 9.o5 a. NJ. ~
r. " saNtslle Crossing, '9.eo A. NJ. IS % r. NJ
Rang. sidlng, .g.2s A. NJ, 49, p. NJ, EoFridge
soek. s84 a. NJ. s.i. p. M; Madison. 9Ist a. N.
b8P.n. Anson, S5sA A. NJ, 5 p. North An
,oa, 1906 NJ. 5.50 p NJ; Emblem. 1890 A. NJ.
kOs " Csrrstunk Fails, 40 IS 4. M, g u =
" S9iDu, l0.55 4. ". 60 p NJ; arrive Bingh IN
lll0 A. w. s.56 p. NJ.
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signal o'
notice 70 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and sorih Arson. WIN. NJ. AVER, supt.
septsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
FAIR WEDNESDAY
And Probably on Friday With Littk
Cooler Weather.

WAsHrsGros. Nov. l1-Fos New EGG
land: Fair THURSDAY, probably Friday
southwesserly winds; cooler Friday morn
ing; decidedly cooler Fiisy night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
storms Extend to PORTUGAL. .

LNHos, Nov. IL "A sress t1m pre-
walls on the ccsss OF Portugal, TIE vsn3
blowing with hurficsne-iike fafy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
CARS DERAILED
And All tho Train Hiuds
We're Bufnad 10 Death,
Brazil still Uneasy War
Budget for the Present Year.

Sr. PxrxHsnuRs. Nav l.-This morn
ing freight traia was dsrAiled at Meltipcl
in the Crimsa, The cars took nfs and all
the train hands we're burned to death
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-12
ALL BROKE UP.

You neet mending. To
repair your shattered system
take Kichagoo Indian Sag
wa. Sagwa cures Constipa-
ton. Liver complaint, lndi-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15

Madge Dawson is now Mrs. Richard
son. Captain Alexander, that sad sea
dog who commands the gallant steamer
Pomona, married the couple on
Sunday, while on the high seas on their
way to San Diego.
Madge Dawson is very pretty 16-
year-old girl, the daughter of Mrs. and
DIR. Dawson of Broadway. On Saturday
night she eloped, skipped, vamosed ell
rancho, dropped out of sight, so to
speak, leaving note to her mother,
saving that she intended to select her
husband for herself.
DIR. Dawson Immediately gave the
alarm to the police, and they have been
hard at work on the case ever since, but
gave the whole force, detectives and all,
the razzle dazzle, and now the two are
honeymooning in East Los Angeles.
The police on Sunday located Madge at
the house of friend in East Los
Angeles. The astute detective who
found her there was adroitly bluffed,
however. Other old Sleuths were
shadowing Richardson, but he was too
lnuC1 bhCns lhC COPo hhNA tlO AhNiS
luck in this case than in the tugo war,
for Sunday morning Madge and her
sweetheart were at San Pedro and soon
safe on board the Pomona, and Madge
now has Captain Alexander's autograph
on piece of paper which testifies that
she is Mrs, Richardson. Last night the
bridal party returned from San
Diego. DR.. and Mrs. Dawson did the
hard-hearted PARENT act, and declined
to forgive and forget, so Mr. Richardson
took his bride to a friends home on the
East Side, and today will be at work as
usual at Niles Pease's store, where is a
valued employee. He made hard
fight to win his wife against big odds
and he won, and everybody wishes them
well. His parents-in-law do not join in
that sentence yet, but they will prob
ably relent and say: "Bless youv my
children"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15
NEWS NOTES.

The Owls will give social on next
Sunday evening.
A broken pepper tree has obstructed
the sidewalk on the east side OF Main
street, near Sixth, for several days.
Stephen B. Elkins has donated $780,
900 toward founding college, Presby-
terian preferred, at Elkins, w. Va.
Prof Parkhill will lectdre this evening
at Y. M. G. A. hall on Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands,. A stereop-
ticon will add to the effect of the lee
ture.
The Los Angeles Business College Lit
erary society will give an entertainment
and social to the public Friday evening,
December 18th, in the college hall, IA
South Main street.
There will be literary and musical
entertainment given by Eureka Circle,
C.L. s.. c., at Vincent NJ. E. church,
corner Main and Twenty eighth streets,
this evening. All are invited. Seats
free.
The ladies of the Church OF Our Saw
ior (EpiscopaD, San Gabriel, will hold
q bazaar at Hotel San Gabriel on the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday, De-
cember 18th. Homemade luncheon
beginning at o'clock. Dolls, plain and
fancy needle work. homemade candy
and all sorts of things at strictly legiti-
mate prices.
At the annual convocation of Los An
geles chapter No. 33, r. A. NJ, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing Masonic year: High priest, F.
A. Last; king, E. A. Preuss; scribe,
Cyrus Willard; treasurer, G. A. Teel;
secretary, N. Strassburger. After the
adjournment, the attending Masons
proceeded to Bob Eckert's for fitting
repast.
Through some unexplained cause
fire started in the dry grass on the
Rancho de los Alamitos last Friday and
burned some 5000 acres of good feed.
A large force of men from the ranches
and surrounding country after extreme
difficulty succeeded in getting it extin-
guished, high wind prevailing at the
time. The pecuniary loss is hard to
estimate, as it depends to considerable
extent on the weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

We want call attention chdrens
makes of ladies and shoes to n
of
-
OF
equally
We will sell French
Lilly Brackett mems
IS so sold by anybody this - - -
Wheeer
satisfaction
OF ladies'
$5Oa warranted
is the shoe we have been selling at $3.50.
S
kept and sold high -
atent eathe p
Boys, chidrens in ike tion.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE. .
Sympathetic Messages Received by
Chief Moore.

Sympathetic Messages Received by
Chief Moore.
The committee formed to organize
relief fund for Assistant Chief D. A.
Moriarty OF the fire department, who
was recently so seriously injured, began
operations yesterday in the form of
general agitation. No definite plans
have as yet been formed for the raising
of money, though many means have
been suggested. Chief Walter S. Moore
yesterday received number of messages
of sympathy from firemen and others all
over the country, to be expressed to Mr..
Moriarty. Among them were two sub.
stantial ones. One was from w. T. Y.
Schenck, agent of the Chemical Engine
company in San Francisco, who sub
scribes $50 to the proposed fund. The
other was signed John F. Francis, who
is well known for his philanthropy. Mr..
Francis announces that he has mailed
his check for $25.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
A Midwinter Tournament to Be Held
at Santa Monica.

a M1dW1nter ournamenI TO De r1clu
at Santa Monica.
A lawn tennis tournament, under the
auspices of the Santa Monica Tennis
club, will be held at Santa Monica on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
December 29Gh, 30th and 3lst, 1891. A
challenge cup, together with a hand
some silver cup as an individual prize,
have been presented by the club for the
winner of the open singles, to be won
twice in order TO become the absolute
property of the holder.
The following events, open to all resi-
dents of Southern California, will be
contested:
Open singles (for challenge cup and
championship of Santa Monica), open
doubles and handicap singles.
Prizes have been kindly donated by
F. G.. Ryan, Esq, H. Vail, Esq. and
several others.
Players will not be defaulted after the
3 AS train to Los Angeles on each day.
Entrances, with the fee of so cents,
must be sent to E. Cawston, Norwalk.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-15
Deals with
Nature.

In extracting fruit favors DR..
Price deals directly with ma
ture and leaves the use Of
artificial extracts to those
who have not the chemical
knowledge to extract from
the true fruit, and who care
not what they sell SO long as
they can make money. DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts are conceded to
have no peers in the market
and thus the demand is con-
stantly increasing. The man
ufacturer of cheap extracts
gets all the profit there is in
the dishonesty and the gro
Ger has to shoulder all the
blame.