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DUN'S WgtKLY REPORT.
business Generally Bsttsr-The Eject Q
the ConnellsVillo Strike.

nublupbu UeuOEhhS hbkLeE-Ahe 4sHcCt ol
the COnnellsviIlo Strike.
New York, Feb. lS.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says,
Thersisso Improvement in businesl
at the East, and at Chicago the tone Ia
very hopeful. But at most other West
ern and nearly all Southern points bust
ness shows no increase in volume and il
rather hesitating.
The industrial outlook Ia modified by
the great strike OF the Conuellsville coke
workers. The tone OF the market fol
finished iron is stronger because Of the
coke strike, and sales Of pig iron have
been unusually liberal. Cleveland re
ports fairly good trade in most lines and
pig iron slightly better. Pittsburgh
notes better demand for merchant iron,
because Of the strike, aud good trade in
bottle glasses, but dullness in other
branches OF the glass business. At Chi.
cago wool receipts are more than double
last years aud there is come increase in
lard and cheese. Philadelphia reports
Improvement in wool aud fair in dry
goods and clothing. Throughout the
country the money markets are Compar'
atively easy and undisturbed. Collec
lions are reported slow at most places
The business failures during the last
seven days number 297 with 3O6 last
week, and 302 same week last year.
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OMAHA, NEB, Feb. lS.-In the jail
last night physicians forced food down
the throat Of Il. NJ. Rodgers, who tried
to commit suicide last week after con.
fsssing to completely in a Pennsylvania
murder. He had tasted no food for six
days and declares he will starve himself.
He fought the doctors with all his
strength, but quart ol milk was
nC mped into him,
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West yLrgtnia pen,ions.

Special DltDalch % lle InteIll0cactr.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb, 1S.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows to-day: 0ri4inal-James S. De-
moss, Thomas Newman, Thomas H. Bay
liss, Richard NJ. Wallace, Harvey Fair.
den, Peter Hess, William Rice, Elmore
Deyaughu, Wiley @. Resves, Andrew ].
Fra&es, John 9. Crane, Samuel Hawk,
Samuel 3. Lse, james Ross, William
Postelwait, Thomas Boyce. Additional
Thomas BoyOe. Increa8C-Amos Dyke,
George F. Brown, James P. Napier.
Reissae-james Stephens. Original
Mary, widow OF Washington J. Moore,
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Sptrldl DIRVaTe' 70 U1e IINHVtNI''
PARRRRsauRa, W, VA, Feb. 1S,-
There was a decidedly intsresting sur
prise party last nighta the NJ. Z. church,
and the party surprised was Rev. DR..
]. l.. CLARK, ono olthe pioneers in West
Virginia church work. he was seventy
eight years OF age yesterday, aud some
OF his friends, led by DR.. W. W. Monroe
and Mr.. James A. Bryan, thought II
would be proper 10 give him some
tangible evidence OF the esteem In which
he is held by this community in which
he has lived for fifteen or sixteen years
Il was their intention TO give him S7S
bat It was made little more, $50, six
teon fiye.dollAr gold pieces.
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Some Committee Work.

Special DLSpdteh 10 The IHtclt0taecr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1S.-The
Sub. Committee on Redistricting and Re-
Apportioning was in session till late TO.
night preparing report to be submitted
to the full committee. The Stats Grange
Committee was before the Finance Com
mittee tonight advocating a bill to ex.
empt mortgaged property from taxation
to the amount OF the mortgage, asking
that all bonds be stamped and discussing
other measures advocated by the Grange.
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oKAlAuoMA CRY, l. T., Feb. 49,
Postmaster Scott at shawneetoyp, re-
porta that 9 reign Of terror exists in that
vicinity. The trouble arose oyer the
killing OF negro by John Scott In the
latter's store in consequence Of threats
made by the negro against scott's life.
Everybody goes armed and nobody stira
out Of the house after dark. He says:
"You may expect more hot work from
here. The country Is full Of desper'
ADDE'S, and all are on the shoot"
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CHICAGO, Feb. ia committee has
been appointed by the joint committee
representing all of the labor OrganiEa-
tions OF union lsborin Chicago to confer
with the management Of the Worlds
Fair with view to securing recognition
OF union labor in tho work. II their
claims are not recognised they threaten
to turn the antagonism OF the solid labor
element against the enterprise.
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An Allsre.l n. va. KlllInr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. Is -News
from Brownstown, Boone county, gives
the details OF shooting atfray there, re-
sulting in the killing Of Jan Samphon.
Samphon and two Others went to Bow.
man lumber camp and attempted to kill
n. D. Donovan, manager of the com:
pany. by firing into q shanty occupied
by him and Others. The occupants
were unarmed, but barricaded the doora
and all escaped. Next day samphon re.
turned and renewed the attack, firing
at Donovan, when Everett Wiley shot
Samphon, killing him instantly.
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orrAwA, ONT, Feb. 13.-Near the vii
lage OF St. Albert, a family named La
France lived in small house. The fam
ily consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. LaFrance
aud their daughter, her husband, Azarit
Ohaley, and two children. Chaley and
his wife left yesterday to visit, and Were
away over night. During the night the
house took FIRE, aud old man LaFrauc'
ayakened 10 find himself surrounded BY
flames and smoke. he struggled TO tht
window and Jumped, iniurihg himael
severely. Mrs. LaFrance and the twt
children we're burned 70 death.
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PARSgRSBURG POINTS.

Clerk cloustou IuG'otsd-Poatofico and
store Robbed.
Special Dijpates 10 tAe Iat,iiCeH'er.
PARxERsuuRo, W. Va, Feb. 1s.-The
Wood County Circuit Court grand jury
this afternoon returned three indiCt'
ments against Deputy Clerk Cloustou
for felony. They are for obtaining
money under false pretensea.
The POSSIBILITIES at Selden, this county
was entered by thieves early this morn
lug aud robbed. The store ot y. .
Stone, in which the pcs.ollice ia situated
was aNss robbed. Loss about $500. Nc
clua
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have more than once been saved Inv The
timely usO OF Kemp's Baisan ior ihs
throat and lungs, after all other remsdisS me-
have been tried in vain. The BSlsan
t1ppa y a,.a decay Of the lungs and cures
innuehSs ~, and acute and chronic
coughs. There Is no other medicine ip
!he Sofld that acts 60 promptly, cer-
!Masy none that does iss work 90 thor.
on4hly, 40 Kemp's Dalsam. Ali drug
g'''s se!l it. l.lEge bOttles JOc. nd 81. 3
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A Wheeling Company Chartered.

ohtctH DPpuIcH ~ We 4WtHlgGHCI'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1S-The
Farmers, Consumers and Trades Address
Company was chartered to-day for the
purpose Of collecting, computing
and printing names and addresseG
OF farmers, consumers, business
and professional men throughout the
country and doing general printing,
binding, publishing, engraving, litho.
graphing and stationery business. Cap
ital $1,000; ten per cent paid in;
principal Office Wheeling; stock.
holders, A. s. List, John Baiiie,
F. P. Jepson, W. B. Simpson, NJ. Reilly,
]. N. Vance, W. D. johnson, w. A,
Wilson, L. J. Bayha and W. A. Collier,
500 each.
Privilege granted to increase capital to
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Impron.r u,s Of ihs MALI,

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. lS.-Edmund Mark.
breiter, the local agent of E, II, Horner,
Of New York, the banker who has
Ifventiy acquired national nosorIety
through the selling Of Enropean bonds
on the lottery plan, has been arSested
charged with having ueed the United
ssAte9 malls for { lottery,
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A College Glass on the Roof All Night.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa, Feb. 49,
There is college war here between the
junior and senior classes OF the Wes-
leyan University. The Juniors refused
to attend the seniors exhibition and in
the midst OF the entertainment turned
out all the gas in the hall. Last even
ing they came together and the seniors
we're driven to the roof Of the college.
The juniors locked all doors through
which their enemies might escape and
kept them on the roof all night.
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WILL SOON vB DRY.
The Work of Pumping Out tho Flooded
Mine PrOgrcssing Rapidly.

The Work of Pumping Oat tho Flooded
Mine ProgressiuG Rapidly.
HAzELroN, PA, Feb, 13-The pump
ing out of slope No. l, where the bodies
of the seventeen miners are buried, is
now progressing rapidly. The water is
being lowered at the rate Of twenty feet
in tventy.four hours. In weeks time
at the iurthest the slope will be dry.
Preparations are being made TO take care
Of the bodies and give them prompt
burial.
The strain upon Mrs. Muskovitch,
whose husband and five boarders are
among the victims, hasproven TOO severe,
aud her mind asgiven away. Her CON
duct, while not violent, exCites pity.
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or Every County in the Forth.
coming State Development Ed.
tion of the Intelllgencer.
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poyER, DR. Feb. l8.-JesSe Proctor
aud Frederick Young were executed
here to-day. The murder was committed
on August %, 1880, at Carpenters
bridge, the yiltim vas Stephen Lindsay,
q aCotoEed msn Gigity.Eyo year5 old and
. alocRl exhoFter ipa colored church al
Media, "a,
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AJury Evidence pllI Postponed,

sVtcIuI UL8DH7tT 70 VIC 4NItl4IVt7lVt3'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. l3.-Nearly
the entire time OF the Senate this morn
ing was occupied in discussing the
Thompson's bill providing that evidence
given to Jury by witness shall not be
struck out on tho ground that 1t is
insu iIicfent in law to sustain action.
The debate was heated. The bill was
indefinitely postponed.
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LONDON, Feb, IA Gre broka out on
the British steamer oalllopo, lying at
Newport, from Bill Boa. The steamer
was considerably damaged, Two of th.
crew we're found dead ia their bpnkS.
having been BuIoca!ed by the denss
smoke. 1eAso
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In Honor of Ad mlrNl Porter.

Custodian Bickestou Of the Custom
House, received dispatch yesterday
from A. b. Nettleton. Acting Secretary
Of the Treasury, officially announcing
the death OF Admira! Porter, aud
instrueting him to display the Aag on
the Custom House at half mast.
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coluMnps, o, Feb. ls.-when Tie
United Mine Workers convyntion met
this morning tho Committee on Scale
Of Prices submitted it's report. The
West Virginia scale ia as follows:
hsnaSha river, 40 cents; Pomeroy, Is
cents Moundsville, 60 cents; Fiat Ton
40; EatEmout and Coal Valley, O2 cents.
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BDtcIal UiSpnlcH % UIe IHItUlIeHctT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 13.-Hpn
A. W. Campbell, Mayor ssabright, Ed
ward Robertson, J. B. Taney and Others
who have been in the city for several
days, will leave for home tomorrow
morning.
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Special DIspdteA 70 ie IRtttst9e'eef.
MARTtSsnURa, W. Va, Feb. 1S.-The
Hilda Vernon Opera Company, which
had been week in this city, stranded
to.dSy, leaving several unpaid bills and
not having money enough to get out OF
town. They have been playinGt to poor
houses all week.
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JEFFERSON Cry. No, Feb. 13.-Ex.
cltement was caused in the lower
branch OF the Legislature this morning
by Representative Ernst introducing 1
resolution setting forth the tact that Mr.,
Cleyelsnd had taken stand against free
coinage and could not therefore be the
choice Of the Democratic party for
pFasi1enk.
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NHw YpnS, Feb. l$-The thirty.si4
gentlemen who were elected to member.
ship in the Union League club last
night, included ex. Governor Alger, SEN
ator Allison, James Mcmillan, Detroit
and Charles B. Kountz, OF Denver,
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CLEVELAND. o., Feb. lS.-E. NJ. Nc.
Gillin, formerly Cleveland dry goods
merchant, sued the W. B. Claflin Co., Of
New York, to-day for sSO4,OOO. Mr..
MCGillin says he disposed Of his two
large stores in this city several years ago
to the Clatiins with the understanding
that they were to engage with him in
the cattle business. He claims TO have
lost S6i, 600 by the transfer OF his prop.
eTty and wants damages in that amount.
The ClaaIns own two stores here.
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MASON C1rY, IA, Feb. lS-Gay Jew.
EFT, a son Of Representative Jewett, oI
Worth county, who for number year.
has been a museum wonder, is dead
He was thirty years of ago and weighed
40 poundP.
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Old Time Publtsher Dead.

JANEsvrLtE, Wis, Feb. lS,-Andrew
Palmer, aged eighty-three, one of the
pioneers OF GAINESVILLE, is dead. He for.
merly published the Port Lawrence
Herald aud aiteward tho Toledo Blade,
He has been a resident Of JsnesViIIe
Rinra 1919
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sketch Of Admiral Porter.

David D. Porter was the con OF Com.
Inodore David Potter, who distinguished
himself IN the war OF 1912 and was after.
ward United Stats Minister 10 Turkey.
He was born at Philadelphia, June =,
1918, and was Therefore In his 18th year.
He entered the service as midahipman,
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THEY HADN'T RtAU nus LETTER,
Domooratlc Msmbsrs OF state L0gIIlatur,

Democratic Members OF state LsgIIlAturcu
Favor Cleveland against Hill.
New YoRE, Feb. 1S-Herald reporters
yesterday asked the Democratic mem.
bsrs Of twenty.seven State Legislatures
how they stood as bstween Cleveland
and Hill for '92. The poll resulted :
Cleveland 1915; Hill 100; scattering 27g.
The New York Legislature stood /
Cleveland q; Hill Sit doubtful Al.
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us Has Not t;smprremI.sd.

DENVER, Col, Feb. lS.-T. j. Davis
who claim to ba the illegitimate son oI
the late millionaire Davis, Of Helena
Mont delieC the report Published that
I've hab compromised his claims to Q
share In his fathers estate for 100000.
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memorable speech at the Thurman ban
quet. The Congressman does not even
seek to reconcile II, for be views the let
ter Just as most OF his colleagues do, as
opening up an unreconcilable difference
between the ex.President and his party.
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Ono West Virginia Postma.tor,

sptclal Dlpdlch % the IRleLIigeIetr.
WAsHrNGroN, Feb. 13,-W. 3. Lemas-
ters vice J. Tennaut resigned, has been
appointed postmaster at Cork, Tyler
county.
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MlLwAuKER, WIS, Psb. lS. The
foundry works Of The Wilkin Msnuiac,
turing Company, manufacturers ol
nickel plated goods, burned last night
intn Soh finfi
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wuxEssARRr, Pa, Feb. iS.-David
Eox, tue ouly survivor at the Noting.
ham mine explosion OF q year ago, was
killed last night by a blast.
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NEw YoRE, Feb. la-George GouId
stated this afternoon that the reports In
regard to Jay Goulds serious illness
were greatly exaggerated.
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An OpeFa Hou.o IIurned,

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 19-Eoomers
Opera House block, At WaGken, burned
yesterday; loss, sec 5000; insurance, slsS
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QUEESsTowS, Feb. I2.- Arrived, steam.
er AdtiatiC, from New YORK.
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CEIcAoo, Feb. 1s.-John Hosadt sad
F. Kalde fought last night. Hosadt
plunged knife into Kaldeis abdomen.
Kaide will die. Hosadt was arrested,
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BERL1E, Feb. l3--General Won Brann
committed G. suicide this morning BY
shooting himself.
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asEENi1ELD, ISD, Feb. iS.-silas Da,
Wis, aged sixty, has fallen heir TO an En-,
glish estate valued at 500 900, 700,
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House of Delegate

Special DispaieA 10 ne IaielligneR.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. ls.--In the
House to-day Mr.. Core, 81 Pleasants,
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THE best medical authorities say the
proper way to treat catarrh is to tSks y
constitutional remedy, like Hoods sar.
sapAlilla. oAt ],
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THE LATEST.

New YoRK, Feb. 14.-1 a, M, Gen.
sherman's condition is unchanged. He
Is reeting, and the house has been closed
for the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11

As Los ANGELES is now crowded BY
appreciative persons from the east and
west, many OF whom contemplate set
tling here, and many OF whom will enter
into business, it is not bad idea to call
their attention to one branch of manu-
factures that, even under present condi-
tions, would flourish TO great perfection.
We allude to the manufacture Of glass.
There are within fifty miles OF Los An
ge!es the most enormous masses of crys-
tslized quartz to be found snywhere on
the American continent. Before reach
ing LaRg's station, and for twenty miles
beyond it, this valuable commodity is to
be found in illimitable quantities. 1t
can be delivered in crushed shape in
thiscity for 81 a ton, and would make
the finest glass sand in America-an ar.
ticae superior, in fact, to that for which
$40 ton is paid by the glass manufac
turers Of Pittsburg. Whatever draw
back there may be in the high price
of fuel in this city just now would bt
far more than compensated in the mex
pensiveness Of this leading staple in til,
manufacture of the finer qualities o
| glass.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11

ueelees commissions. If he shall suc-
ceed in abolishing them he will have
an enduring claim upon the gratitude Of
the people of California.
The people demand the repeal of the
mortgage tax. 1t has proved to be an
unmixed evil in California. 1t has en-
barrassed the free movement OF money,
repelled capital and oppressed the bor-
rover. If, through constitutional
amendment, or otherwise, it shall dis
appear from the statute books of Cali.
fornia, the governor who shall have ex-
peditcd its disappearance will not be
forgotten by the people.
The large Republican majority in the
present legislature gives little hope for
many reforms. In the past history oi
California corporatiens and self-seekers
with sack have ruled that party with
q rod of iron. There is little ground to
look fora change in this year of grace
1891
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11
Attempted Suicide.


Just after noon today, lady passing
along the road at the edge OF the arroyo
in Halls addition was Mortified at see
ing man lying by the roadside with his
throat cut from ear to ear, but not dead.
She brought word to the city, and W..
A. Hayt sent one OF his drivers Charlie
Jones. out to bring the man in. He was
brought to the marshal's office, where
Drs. Ruby and Sherman sewed up the
gaping wound. The mans name is J..
B. Patterson, who lives on his ranch
about mile beyond town. His hired
man says he left the house about IL
O'Clock last night, and had not been seen
since. H..
Mr.. Patterson was suffering from de-
lirium, and is still delirious, claiming
that he was attacked by some men.
The wound was inflicted by pocket
knife and extends almost from ear to
ear, but not deep enough to prove dan
gerous. There are also some cuts with
the same instrument just over his heart,
but only skin deep.
The man who works for Patterson
says he has drank nothing for several
days. The delirium was probably the
result of excessive use OF liquor.-E Riv-
.erside Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11


DED .RICE'S, Los ANGELES, SUNDAY
tablished a fact that Red Rice will buy anything
that whatsoever is for sale within radius OF
three hundred miles Red Rice Is notified, the
result IL the pick Of the bargains come TO Red
to give the purchasers the full benefit of all
bargains bought This Is one Of the reasons
for the never-ceasing trade at Red kice's. First,
you will always find great ever-changing
stock OF useful goods at Red Rices. Such goods
as practical people. want to use. Intelligent;
please them at Red Rice's. No matter what
Is wanted, from the fact that all are bargains at
Red Rice's. We have no specialties. We can
quote the prices on most anything in the great
chase the same article for at any other place:
for instance, we quote solid walnut sideboard
for $40, or a new plush couch for $l3. Where
else can you do SO well? We will call off a W
things to let you know how goods are selling
A nice walnut Office desk for $40; good revolv-
for SIG to $40; mahogany sets $23; solid wal
nut sets for $50; antique oak 1902 splendid
marble top sets in solid oak walnut and ma
hogony, $35 TO 1928. Yes, yes, we can GER
hundreds Of them: all kinds Of furniture also
in great supply, high priced and low priced,
cheap and fine. We have an hundred kinds
of stoves, pretty gas heaters for one fourth cost
gas cookers very cheap: coal stoves, heaters and
cookers, oil stoves gasoline stoves Certainly,
the place to look into before you buy. Then
we have lots of carpets, acres Of mating, stacks
OF tinware crockery, etc All going cheap. Do
you want q chicken outfit? We have the coops,
many thousand of articles that space forbids
the mention thereof. Come and look US up,ta at
l43 and l45S Main st. and you will be glad.
always glad.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11
La,nas r.. Pallett.

The Downey Champion says Of the
late James &. Pallett, who died in Ante
lope valley, January l, 1891, OF pneumo-
MIA, native of Tennessee, aged Al years !:
Deceased was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. A. Pallett of Rivera. He came to
California with his parents when child
OF eight years, in 1857. The family
moved from Mendocino county to Los
Angeles county in 1887, where deceased
has resided continuously. James was
the oldest OF the family OF three sons
and five daughters, the surviving mem
bers being: Thomas A., William A.,
Nancy, Martha, Josephine, Tennessee
and Louisa. A wife and three children
are also left to mourn his loss.
The funeral took place at Ell Monte on
the Sd inst, and was largely attended
by relatives, friends and neighbors.
James was typical Calfornia-bred
boy, brave, generous and kind-hearted !;
he had many warm personal friends.
OF robust constitution, his sudden
death came most unexpectedly. Weun-
derstand that Mrs. Pallett and family
will make their home at Rivera.