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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Accused Of Murde ring u Drug Clerk.

DETROIT. Nov. oo.-Fred H. Kelly. prescrip.
ton clerk for James W. Caldwell. was found
dead in the cellar OF the store yesterday morn
ing. with bullet wound iu the back Of his
and charged with the murder. On him were
found a coat and revolver belonging to Kelly.
and small sum Of money. He was formerly
in tho employ OF Caldwell. but was discharged
for crooked practices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Mr.. B,.hop Write. to the Coroner

Mrs. Eleanor 7. Bishop. mother OF tho late
Washington Irving Bishop. the mind reader.
found tho body OF male infant In tho area-
way OF her residence. at West sixty-fourth
street, on Saturday afternoon. She notified
thu policeman on tho beat and tho body WAS
removed to the Morgue. Yesterday this letter
was received mt the LUroneIs' ONCE:
To The Croa.r,
DrAR STA; The baby Was found m the Park and some
boys threw 10 in areawAy took II mic my cot
tsss and then called patroimAn 1892, who took It
AWAY, yours, Mira ElBASok i. Bisnor,
Mother OF the murdered mind reader.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
DR.. Paxton's Practitioners VIII 60 to the
Game.

Tho Rev. John r. Paxton OF tho West Pres
byterian Church announced yesterday morn
ing that he would hold no service on Thanks
giving Day The day had become SO given up
to football and other athletic sports. he said.
that few attended church at oil. and many Of
service was over in order to DO in time for the
afternoon games.
1t was embarrassing for the preacher to
have congregation. which WAS small at the
start. thus steadily diminish. and lie thought
1t best to yield to the change Of manners which
into secular holiday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Tire Blocks the Elevated.

Tho Third avenue elevated rond was blocked
for fifteen minutes yesterday morning By u
Gro which broke out on the third Hoor OF ~.
l:owery. On the way to the tlrs Lawrence Far
thrown headlong from his seat in l,ronme
street. near Mott: lIs was severely hurt; The
triGutcd among A. LYMAN & son. Donald
Nicoll. James King. Jr.. and LYMAN Marengo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
AIaba,na's Omeiai Vote.

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 20 The election returns
OF this State we're counted yesterday. Cl,,e-
land received 1;ps.l23 votes: Weaver. s5.l2S;
Harrison. S.37l: Bidwell. 800. Cleveland's
plurality over Weaver 52095: majority over
all. 44.369. The delegation to Congress is
solidly Democratic, the majorities ranging
from 1.0O0 to 5000 In all but the Fifth dis.
sSH "a tS s.as e: S!Ss. ov's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Captured y Thief In Little Italy.

Michael Fafaello Of 436 East l2Gth street
was arrested In Little Italy on Saturday night.
Rafaello Is wanted in Elmira for committing
a rob berry there last June. He was employed
hy an Interpreter named Michael Eel Papa Of
AT Railroad avenue. Flmira. from whom he
valued at 5000. and then drrampcd, Pawn
tickets Tor -om" of tho stolen articles were
found In Ratleiln's pockets. u" was rrmanded
in The Tomb- Police Court yesterday to q wait
the aIriynl q tho Elmira nutNn.ities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Hugh Lappcn's Last Words.

Come out let's have another drink"
Those were tho last words Of Hugh Lappen.
Al years old. who lived at tho Washington
lodging house. IL" East Twcnly-thrd street.
A moment after he spok . them he slpreI and
fell to tho bottom OF the staircase. When the
ambulance surgeon arrived IRON Bellevue
Hospital Lapppn was dead.
lHpprn was waiter. and once worked In tn e
Dairy Kitchen on Fourteenth street. and also
al tho Lorenn. 3s$i Third avenue. He Was last
smployed as ~ supernumerary IN q Williams.
burgh theatre. He WAS unmarried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
The Dl.baudment OF GILMORE. Men.

Local musicians are expressing regret and
concern because Gllmore's band is not to be
kept together. Disbandment will result in
adding to the dsengased list about seventy
1--WE first-class musicians at an unfortunate
season. Nearly every manager requiring the
services OF AN orchestra or band has already
made Ills engagements Tor the winter. Most
Of the soluists and several others Of the more
iavOratly known members have boon engaged
by Cappa or Sousa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
The Pres. Club building Fund.

Subscriptions were received actively last
week for the Press Club building and charity
fund. Among them were those OF J. G. Ben
nett and W. c. Whitney for $1,000: c. G. Gun
thor's Sons. $500: Gen. Felix Agnus. $500.
and generous contributions from Superin-
tendent ByInes, Commissioner Mctlave Cor
Barry. and many others Tho athletic carni-
val to be held at Madison square Garden on
Dec. IL will be a sporting festival. in progress
both the afternoon and the evening. the earlier
entertainment being projected for the special
interest OF ladies and families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
New. nrom the Sealing Grounds.

San FE,Hcisco. Nov, 2O.-,Tae United States
REVENUE cutter Corwin. Capt. Hooper. arrived
to-day after eight months in tho Behring Sea
and Arctic wutors. She left the Adams and
tn Bear ut nalaska on Nov. 10. and reports
~ Wen on both vessels. Tho Bear encoun-
tsrsI heavy weather around the Skal Islands
She lost an anchor and sixty fsthoms of chain.
NsiNt vessel saw anI signs OF seal poachsrs
storms, reached Uaalaska on Nov. Il Sic
broke her crank twice. which caused delay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
The Anniversary or the Manchester Martyr

Arrangements have been completed for tho
celebration in Cooper Union Hall on wednes-
dag night OF tho twenty fifth anniversary OF
CEREMONIES will be under the management Of
tho Irish Nationalists Of the city. and military
Connectirnt will participate IN them, Police
Justics Grady Will preside. The Grafton will
be delivered b. eS-ConGressman McAdoo OF
No, IarS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
He Seem. Guilty. but Say. He's Innoeen

Thomas Munoz. q young South American.
was remandcd for trial in the Yorkville Pc.
lice Court Yesterday. charged with larceny.
When he left the boarding house ofAdelaide /.
Gardner at 254 West Fifty-Gtth street. on Nov.
II. one of the boarders missed $500 worth OF
clothing. Munoz arrest followed. He denies
his guilt. Pawn ok cts representing over $500
worth OF diamonds and clothin. were found on
the prisoner. who says he is we'll connected in
south merica. and that he was n member OF
the DiplomAtic CorpS ut Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
M'LAUGHLIN'S MOUSE TRAP.
1T PAyNED OUT FOURTEEN CROOKS,
IND THE POLICE GET A FIFTEENTH.

They Are = Rather Distinguished Let II
Their Lines, and Nearly Every One IL an
ex-Cenvict-The Recovered Plunder.
In tho Tombs Police Court yesterday morn.
ing fifteen crooks. OF nll sorts and sizes. each
OF whom was u specialist In certain lines were
arraiRued before Justice Grady and remanded
Fourteen OF them were caught in tho mouse
trap set by Inspector Mclaughlin on Saturday
night, and q moro disguised crowd could
hardly DO found It's easy enough for a crook
to keep out OF the road Of a detective after he
has done Job and knows that the police want
him. but to walk right into the arms OF dc.
tectivo with the stolen goods in his hands Is
demoralizinc.
Mouse traps are rarely set In New York. al
though they are one Of the favorits articles Of
French police fiction. Inspector McLaughlin's
mouse trap was cleverly sprung on Saturday
evening. Having discovered tho fence at 42S
Sixth avenue. he caused tho arrest Of every.
body In the place. six in ALL and thea the de.
tectives stood on watch inside and arrested
everybody who came 10. getting eight more
prisoners. Somo Of the thieves came In On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21

Ense.uslly ye, gen,ly when eostys Or billion. Or when
hAbituAI constipation, TO awaken the kidneys and
liver TO . healthy activity. without irritating or
use bySpp Of Slss-Lds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21

rsrt:st nou,,:h1sss g. isysias I. iurni:hss *
essence es lsAA bssk-xA
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18
Advertised Letters.

The following is list Of unclaimed
letters remaining uncalled for in this Of
fee June Is, 1892.
Mcpherson, Lewis
Colinson, W. j. (Foreign)
Bradley, l. L
&. T. LEE. p. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

ARE YOU HUNGRY
FOR A HOME!
Ifso, write to Geo. T. Nicholson,
TT. A., A. II. 4 s. F. r R,
Topeka, Kansas, for copy Of new
edition Of Oklahoma folder, con-
tanning full account of Cherokee
Strip and Chickasaw Nation.
DO YOU WANT
SOME YELLOW GOLD!
1t can be easily obtained in the
new mining camp of Cripple Creek
Colorado, near Pixies Peak, direct
" reached VIA Santa Fe Route
The sensation of 1882.
| ARE YOU THINKING
OF GOING EAST!
| The Democratic Convention al
| Chicago, June 2lst, and the Ma
| tional Educational Association
meeting at Saratoga July l2th, at
ford good chances to buy reduceS
IL rate tickets via Santa Fe Route.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripans TabuleS: for liverrtroubles.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules best liver tonic.
Ripans Tabu uics one gives relief.
Ripans Tahules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
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VOLUME 2G.
NORFOLK ENGLISH.
Marked "ccuilar!Iics IL: Il Very .,-ap.


Marked "ccuilar!t;cs II: Il Very s,-an-,
Tongue.
The ncculinritic8 OF Nor!ol!: spccch
rr, many, aOIIct.!pc5 not little Ela.
z!iEr, a:ys All tGc Nca- Ear-d. ;; 10
negatives do not make au affirmative.
II haven't no Olirctinug. :-a arr. -
what Won s.T." iI,vc - guoshc. C..y-
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ii. live EOrr. c.. which 70 ,.t,..r
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tho nomin'tiTc 'rn:..t-rr." = f.'r.-t
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81
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Notice of orfci,urc.

70 p'H AYERS. OK MS H!lE+ OK IS
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ha'" 80 'I.'!,. OIr I'...rc.i G,i.ais g. Ia,.r
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owner. y",t, !n.,r,t ia .Hid rlal.u VIII Errniur
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...:l "i ihc Im!'cd siA"s M.Elng Law-.
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Eel!eYuc, Idaho. "oy. alta. Isl.
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Notice Of distribution

IN tie ris'r,ci Crur, of the safe o!S,vndr
in'u, iuI .l.,-''"ur.', ui Iik,.
in tho I;a,I"r "r the Fs,a,c of
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as Drl. :! - u. EI.''T' GIVEN ro ALL
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NOT GIVEN ~ WEBSTER.

TAUT Mt scn--topoa.
JuGT imc---i'ah.rr.
jvmr into uoticc-!'rrrs.
AgHG!":,lDyH fool -l'srta.
C"rU comfcrt-Wa;cr Ice.
lFU& in iiIGoT--Ncco-rua.
coon all rDuul dyahrrt-Iir.
THE commercial ccn,cr--sGrr.
SHINE IN the cily-lioc,jlur'in.
nor pocm-.Thc lay Of - hen.
TIE pink Uf pcrfcction-!;aliuoT.
EEauEr of n gqucCaC--Lciuou#dc.
JuD real tcnniT bl1acr-Ihc run.
SEA0iDE JrcdI;cr5--iIUtol walters.
y DA"ornoUs cruption-Vcsurius.
I't%::9 in dismal placcg-Ep.tarhn.
IL nEIdiIr EChcmo-l'oli.ling silver.
CAuGuT by the car at dinucr-Corn.
~ most imposing iuontI--AuerBt
: r""r II tnltca two o. play Chc7r.
''.-.:D ~ diYuiec--Willinn, Gel.
= ., T'"# g. tween pcoplc--ic, croam
'''"rrn''--Cr0iibcrrica
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::oticc OF Delinquency and Sale r.rr
I%Su-. 1891.
81 ~ CT NEVADA
county I ll.p. -

SJ'E CT NEVADA
county - EI.u, -
t"IMty IrrU-UTrr's Ufi.cc In anil for
Elku C"Iui!.
!, Juuv, la K, uuUntv TitIui,r rtdry
bhi'io !EN Receiver. ia AMI IT ,uii !.ku
"O"i!, dn Hc-c5y FIv, HU;i-u ;lIut Ihrsr :
n"| p"yl.b.c at Iuy u!lIrr and Gr m.G,yit .r
the Asr-l year isyi, GA property tu.t,d In
sai" fItO ruutIy. III. following amounts II
tGN's. rc"nl:i,s EId costs due ON. tnc Icl.
frh. - i"r,"ns Ghd owners, nnd u,uii Tea
"ru'"st the no, cry within .n:,..,l. nmd lie,
sit.Nd opposite Cuci tu Ii:o other rr.r,cii.c.
i!. ~ thu fUl.Uw! ing iIsi iu-wiI:
hAk" u. i'uhy VALLEY: Np;llcn.
wa '"i 'N' hs 'i'- :. Il -, IN rove
im'n's' 10 "srrs. $50; 2wUL n,is,,. -:
y E." "uuIs itv. !" slJ. cattle ~:
" L"it -; :" I,r,I iEiSs L. = u -. tg.aI
Va, "a 10 r'0 90, ~; uiy.g; aud jt,..
H. i"ini am't due. So. ........... 81 Q,
HAi;i!nTr ! II, Turcnrnrr-in'S ~
Town "i 'HN."r' "a, - i 10 b.k ~: tm.
lLIyi. .rniS' ~. '"ts in sail ioWu.J
ilh i, - flE,'. vHI. MS Uil s.'!t,. 40:
I".' - X 80 y. bs.d i'.w". az u, 80: iuT.
lhH''' .s'. !" irI ct iI,sC h. Z a.. ~:
"nj VAL 10 10 ~ a. 81; uGy,g.
"uu icts, -: oil, :. I";ui amt due I; i IS
.CEUEIEE% LOnS. Turcse-Po.g
Tie 20 a. -: ~ 4, @. &c a. :.y uI mel,
e, Z 5|i. o.. e. OTIS !, ~ Nn S.ni
NV i .: ne !, nt ~ Il ofiI 4 Nv Il OF
90 - : - u - . ~ -. y ~ ~ uE
a tw i - u" !. 80 r.ZK U,g!o
acres, 20: . prrt iEi,u by = u. -. IA
Ia Val, 2GL ptrr', IT.; ndv, =: luI
Ices d. 1oihI nEIt duc.... .........$S o
GrLnAGER. Sr. EILo--iu,s o., ut
J! hIk in hIIr. d Improvements, s,,
lots u. ~. -. ~. IL. ~. -, -. - L g!Ik
- ~ L!ko. 49,; inimItuIU. ,N;I iIhu Itu;
II re. -: wagon, -: oss rIIim 10
i"J O. mi'wyvyCd lad III M.uui
Val, DI.d inirT"v, mcmis. Iin: :Jlcrct
raise by u. pa: iu'aI yui, t.Sai GIko
school. 81: 10 Icr It. y ~: adv >. aud
Irss. -. lUtui UiHt due, ....... iII CJ
HAiiDESlY IIC. Jack Creek
Ioss claim ui uuGury"yUd iluh
on jack Creek about s niles r.
oI N1Odwnrd's ranch and occu.
pied by III l. Ilnrdusty. IGUar
u imps. no; u work huigcs. 30;
stiS horses, 10; ) mich rUWu,
1852 wmg"iA. 90; 10 per ct rniso
Ny > ~, ~; iOiul val, 'SI. PGIl
y; ~ Ter ct, | ~; adv, .. aud
Tees, ~. Total amt due ....6iT S6
JUMPER con NG co.
SEtuccmGnt iiuild's, furnace
hhd machinery IN .SpfuCvnOnt
htE DIST, known hG jumper Mg
Go, $3.50; IL pcr GO raise BY = Is
800, total val, JAUO. 10 per ci,
u Oi: adv, 2; aud foes. / ~. 10.
tai amt duc... ...........GG GG0 GT
JONES nc. Elko-fOt 10,
blk Nj. IN Ellio, -; 10 rcr ct
rn,fc hy > u, 4; total sal. -.
hlt EciUol, 90; 10 per ct, .Cj;
hdr, =; aud fccs. -. Total
amt duo o............. .....S3 Sc
EhIiR II ". Tuscarora lot
J, blk / III Tuscrrorn, d imps,
300; lots . & 1 x imps, l2J; fur.
nitnt". 90; rgUu,y, 1860; IL TOR
ct rGi,c by S Is. Ga; total val,
1850 Poll, q: IL per CT. 3 81,
"ov 2: nnd fees, -. IUiri
amt duo ,.......... .........gl5 2J
GAKEY II b. Butte pos1
W - = { OF SIC S 10 + 70
" ", %; 2wOrk ii0fsce, "; 2
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----T0---se.--.,-s-s--s--.l----

Guz 'ir:--I'on. Thco Wmtcrs'
Counters Zitka gave birth tu b2au-
tiful bay h1rac cot 10y John Hooker
on tho 9Th "r Jamuurv, tad Fansc,;a
lLr"w Il bay ii:'y un Il 9th. sired by
tho smmc cd chief. Ihny IRE both
nrrUliam% g ,s,'nnl arc EulurA rrcnrG
I-f..l 2,,..
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NEWBY G. %. Surth FORK
pHt,niri tund NV J., Of .'NI{
.E ~ !. Of 81 J.. > ~ L 81 Il
-. SO :cics. lCu. ,,soiiIIr To- ~
Il Of So !! = l4 ! SIR 81, y
Icrcs, 10; !nIns, 81; g WORK horses
ZIG; = WAGONS -. IL per ct raise
10y $ l. a.; total y#i 20. Poi
3; IL per II -; ady ,: aud ico
] p. InInl nInN l.nn 81 :.
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HAKDESIYIIC,JGck Creek

JONES nc. Elko-fot 10,
blk Nj, IN hllio, 20; 10 rcr ct
rnsc 10y > u, 4; total vnl. -.
VI 20 school, %; 10 per ct, .Cj;
ndy, .; aud fcos. / ~. Total
amt duo al
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E!GIiR II ". Tuscarora lot
J, blk IL III TusCpforn, d imps,
300; lots . 81 1 x imps, l2J; fur.
nitnI" 90; rrOr,y, 1850; Ii ter
ct r!,i,c by S B. Ga; total yaI,
1850. Poll, q: lDpor ct. 3 81,
"ov z: nnd fees, %. TUiri
hmt duo ........... .........glj
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VNUNIkLN IUIiN, IIrCln-Tn-g n.
Tie 20 . %: ~ ". &c a. IA ui uci,.
b &C. Z q! .. 20. e. ois /, II x n ,,1i
NV i - nc !, nt ~ Il - 4 ~ i OF
= ~ ,w 1, - NV Il SO i'..K. 81. 40
ncI,s, 20: . pr,tt iEi,p by > u. - 10.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-02
TNTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Il MahlStadt. daceased- - 49,

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF d.
i Mahlstedt, deceased.
Ia accordance wi h an order made the 30th
day of December, 1891, by the Superior Court
of Los Angeles county, State of Califo, mia, the
undersigned, executors of the estate of D,
Mahlstedt, deceased, will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder, and subject to confirma-
ton by the said Superior Court, on after
Friday, the sth day of January, 1892, all
the right: title, interest and estate
right, title and interest that the said estate has,
by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition to that of the said d. Mahl-
stedt at the time of his dea b. in or to that GER
tain lot, pie or parcel of land situated, lying
and being in the city of and county of LOS An
geles, State Of California, and bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows, to-wit:
"Commeucing at a point in the east boundary
line Of Figueroa street, at the southwest corner
OF lot No. Ia. of the Cameron tract, in the city
OF and county of Los Angeles, state of Calf
forn1a, ss shown by map of said tract re-
corded in miscellaneous records of said county,
book z, page 2l; running thence southerly
along the east line of Figueroa street, one
hundred an seventyeight (l78) feet, more or
less, to land OF j. Fl. Bryan; thence east along
the II dividing the land of Bryan and the Tea
han estate, one hundred and ffty-five f155) feet
to 20 foot alley; thence northerly, parallel
to Flgueroa street, one hundred and seventy
eight 17S) feet to the southerly line in said lot
Ia, in Cameron tract; thence running westerly
along said lot IA, one hundred and fifty-five
u55) feet, to place of beginning. Being re-
corded on the records of Los Angeles county,
pOoh VI VI Gus lSl, page ZII.'
:. Terms and conditions of sale: The assump-
ton OF mortgage of ten Thousand dollars,
given by the said d. Mahlstedt in his lifetime
to the German wings and Loan Society of San
francisco; balance, cash upon confirmation OF
sale by the Superior Cout, in gold coin of the
United states. Deed at expense of purchaser.
Bids may be left at the Office of Bare ay & Will
son. 139,a North Spring street. Los Angeles,
California. JOSEPH MAIER,
HENRY MERZ,
executors OF the the last will and testament OF
d. Mahlstedt. deceased list
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-02
WHITTIER.
We have been visited by light show

We have been visited by light snow
ers.
Pork is becoming a drug on the mar
ket; much butchering is being done.
The poet Whittier's birthday, Decem-
ber II, was duly commemorated at the
Quaker church. 1t was an occasion OF
interest. Timothy Hussey, of Maine,
who is personal friend of Whittier,
was present and spoke. Prof. Telbits
of Pasadena delivered an able discourse.
Christmas trees were enjoyed at the
M. E. church, Friends church and Re-
formed. On Christmas night an enter
tainment was held at the reform school
chapel.
The mines of Whittier and reform
school have lately played two match
games. Victories equally divided.
The grip seems to have struck the
town, great number being sick. Ply
sicians are kept busy.
j. l.. Smith, principal OF our public
schools, has been seriously ill. Reopen
ing of school will consequently be de-
ferred.
On Christmas eve two boys escaped
from the reform school. but were cap
tured at San Bernardino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hussey lee
tured on Palestine. December 18th.
Some Whittierites were dressed in
Egyptian and Asiatic costume. James
Williams obtained an excellent photo
graph of them.