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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21
THE CLEVELAND SHOUYHIpS.
Ex-onicehold"rs and Dele .ntes from Hepub.
Hcnn states.


To THE EDIroRor The Sun Sir. CloyoIon1,s
sunnor,ora so.,, 1t,,,,ino, - ,,..'..''
.'r"i ''r','ineo 10 throw away
every advantage tho nomination of Harrison
and Reid holds out Harrison is running fnr =,
soo,,d form, ,r,s ,,o,,i,n., i
ooi,aiS.i,. I'p ''','" ~ h'F"e VI
oiicehoidcrs ana Delegates from States ho
can never carry whln Reid ia tho sor-inl,u.
of , ,nilliorniro MI tha go, .. Va, "a "
"'',i't"''' oHu ''c "'o"cu enemy Oh Or
Eanl2ed labor
Cleveland will be nominated ~ Mt NIL hp n
b.rae NJ oy.nt,,,,,r,Io., 49,, -, 49,, 49, y, ="
t... a, anu py ce''Fa'es
ditate for tho third time md for n sccn,d
tor,, If,l,, ,,,,I -, -
'eihi ~ 'h'fe Is awning In inc objections to
second term and the nomination of tho in
cumbcnt nv oNicchold,rs. does II nor onnIv n.
we'll TO CLEVELAND md lie or',man I',; "s
wen " 'ie>c''n" anu ms eN-oliic"hoidinc
delegates! In CaSe they cannot nominate
Cleveland thoy suggest Whitnov so,.in-I,y
o,ora.ha, ,,,iIii .' ,'',-'s' " e"''. III IA
Oh On o'heF millionaire. rs their candidate and
Standard OIL maGnatc. They never turn to
German. who has been n lifelong Democrat
and who saved the country from tLn Eor.a
hill or to Hill, who has ALWAYS bean n stonrl
friend OF orGuuizei ini or nnd wbi,a E S:S.yr
nor recon nlunJrd the nhoIitinn ~ thcur, ~
pinkerton de, ectives in labor troubles. WV
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II is observed that whonovcr native Afri-

II Is observed that whenever native Afri-
can tribes arc saved from dccimatinS inter-
tribal wars and alcoholic liquors they thrive
well. no matter how many whites arc around
them. Tho British Government has completed
its census Of Basutoland. which not many
years ago was being RAPIDLY dcropulated by
intcrnccine strife and rum. This mountainous
land is now well governed and is II prohibition
territory In 1875 the black population WAS
$4,000 Under tho better auspices of to-day
the population has Increased to 2lS.OOO. In
seventeen years there has boon an augmonta-
ton OF 81 900 In population. which is conclu-
siyo proof OF the vitality Of tho black race In
South Africa surrounded as they arc on all
sides by white men. Undor tho present favor
able circumstances they show no tendency to
disappear like the Indians OF North America
and the islanders OF the Pacific when brought
into contact with the white race.
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SOLD iIS nIEE TOR CASH IND NOTE.
A Transaction That Took Place Not In
Chinn. But In Massachusetts.


,,. The peculiar case of husband selling his
yesterday. About three months ago Mrs. II. j.
Daniels. VIII $50 next previous home is sun
posed to have been in Wcstboro appeared in
Town nhd was secured to serve as nhlc girl at
IN" N''eSownnno House. Later Fred = snyder
fhmn and began 70 board Mt the hotol. Mrs.
Daniels is n'ont % and quite comely. while shy
der is probably not u. below ordinary height.
npd has q sal uw face, blue eyer. md ta rk hair,
iinnl' Mr., Daniels arrived in the town and
paid several visits to the hotel. He is very
wa. oitencst seen wearing n Prince Albert
coat aud Il tall hat but seemed to have no pnr.
tl'umr business except luaiin.. II, took his
ncrHTtnh. snort time ago leaving an unpaid
hoard bill. Landlord H. Is. Otis located him ut
warren ana IL was arrested there Wednesday,
evening 10y Deputy Sheriff Iicnlcy. On their
way TO Palmer Daniels was told for a "tuff'
thai SNYDER had disclosed his whcreah bouts
ON u. strength Of this and solely to got re-
NNGnGG; lanicis '"l! thg officer that he had sold
Later drvelopnen, q proved the truth OF these
statements. and tho contracts by which Dan.
i"ts r"InIuishe,! all claims to tho woman and
snyder AGED to tax. ana caro- for her wers
SHOWN. h"sc CONTRACTS wcrc dated Feb. Z,
u'u were drawn unat Sherhnrn. The note was
to be pail when Snyder drew hts money from
an "nduwmcnt order. in about four wears
X Is said that Daniels was at this time night
r!'lk ~ a Shcrhorn hotel. and had not been
aud the woman. neither Of whom seemed to
have realized fully tho crimina!ity Of their re.
ihtlohs. Mhcn Snyder wns arrested at the
motel on v ednosIny evening tho woman was
nacn Affected; Daniels WAS arrested for at
ten ming 10 d"frauI hotel and was held un-
der 800 bonds. Snyder was aria snri fnr
Hdu!tery and put under $500. Neither could
lnd the money and both went to Jail
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There is talk Of nominating tho Hon.
WILLIAM ALMANzoR PETER LOMBARD Senator
in Congress from Kansas. for President on tho
Peoples party ticket. We are informed how
ever. that tho Hon. IGN.srArUus DoNSEI1y
the Sage Of Niningcr. proposes to beat PETER
10y putting into tho platform n plank for a
graduated whiskcrs tax. PErFER is solid for the
graduated income tax. and DoNNELIY. whose
face Is rs smooth as his elOQuence. says that
PETER cannot consistently refuse to favor the
graduated whiskcrs tax.
But a graduated whiskcrs tax. even at the
lowest rate. would mako PErFEI tho poorest
man in the United States. So DoSSELLY says.
and thinks he can beat him
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u" was n young man VIII" had been married
n few year.; In answer 10 II question .hour
pin money h" SAID ~ got my wages every
Saturday night. carry The money HON" an !
give every cent OF il to my VIE II wHrt ANY
ask her Tor II.
"Shc buys what We want, and she Jut- in no
tank what We can spare. II l. Ms mura her IN
ternst as il is min" 10 save all We can. II sh"
Il IT. to J." my wife AMI bring W the children
n"v"" ask hor what She docs with it..
Another man. who receives monthly WAGES
said.
Nh"n Am paid hand over to my wife as
mu"h money ms shc earned hr'oru wo w"rJ
married AMI that WAS - a week."
There IL peace in both these ZONES. There
Is no ned Of comment.
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To rux EDITOR or TnF SvS--Sr: Tmr Suy deserves ,ho
THANKS OF every parent throughout the world for ts
vigorous treatment OF Auocrat Gcrrys society In its
editorial columns II is the most heartless tyranny
ever conceived. and would not be tolerated In any
DINER country on the globe II Is strange that in thu
free aud enlightened land there are such "A In, n,
CRANKY laws passed to tyrannizs and oppress those
VINO diher In opinion with tho pTomugators thereof
II Is time that the majority OF the people had some.
thing to say and do about IL. raw
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Fom Wf tiNg0 IdI7l TfILHTt
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Juno l5.--JudGo Wnilbcr
was engaged IN tn" Criminal Court to-day. aud
the petty cases ON bis ,lurKcts were heard by
Justice Wallthcr. When the assault and hat
tory case Of Iona and hnra sass was reached
Attorney Laudo arose and stated that none OF
his clients or Witnesses could SPEAK English
me ATTORNEYS in thn cHso aud the Justice un-
derSiond German. and D. III 'u-ht 1t would
facilitate matters 10 have ia" case trlud In
German. The Court hal ~ objections. and
the trial pluccruut!.
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An Object Lesson in Democracy.

TO TIKI EDITOR OF ThE suS-sr: What higher claim has
any man 70 DO rewarded for his PLUCK. courage and
good deeds than that noble Democrat the Hon. ID II
mn ! ask 'hose who arc opposed to him t. carry
'her ''ons"'s oacS 10 lis hrst Inauguration as Gov
ernOr II this state and see Sb.r, M. ,an,a...I -.
,!""a G r1. men come down year by scar to tho
pare the condition OF the PARTY then and nov WIN
Nh-To Hrlrat was apparently certain and IN. h,t,lo
for DrmocTatc principles RACED the hottest 800
ever mssn '"nn ,ns gallant defender Of the fam not
vices were most needed The ncnucraiin mar, ,wi
act an ~ giving linn the reward To- wir ,'sun
Justly entitled. A RDCur,TIn H. 49,, ~ 20 ~
EoCaFsrLH June 10. 'hAO'hAf'
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Serious Charges Against derry Simpson


Jerry's farmer constituents are taking OK =
cchion to tn" fact that he has been putting
On airs during his so.oUrn in Washington.
me IN. latter indictment including several counts.
ard wearing tnilor-mad" clothes. IL" con.
grcSsmans bicycle also comes In for IT, share
or cIndennHtion. and tho story is being circu-
latei among tho farmers that tho sulcriOr
charms of cycling have on moro than ono uc.
official duties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21

AMERICUs. Ga. juno IA few days ago. ont
by Mr.. Nolms's plac" near Americus, n lady
heard guinea making n terrible fuss. and
rattIcsnak" coIloi up near tn" tho fowl. fowl T Hhhs
woman callct Tor hrln. Help came and Ito
ssnakN was KILLED. Tho moment this was d"no
mo guinea drunped dead. 1t certainly was not
struck Us the snasn 1t didn't get sick and it
, MiMn Swci! up. The explanation is that tho
FOWL was charmed: Anyhow II died as soon n $
til" sunkc was killed. and it certa:niy wasn't
poisoned by the snake
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AN TNS1KFC7IrE Episode ~ CALI.
FORNIL JOURSALISM.
The Mn"unmp Sub.cditor Turned Down
The Democratic Editor Takes Command.

Fen NE olI'Ini Times or Jun. II. 1922
our Republican friends have recommended their old
tricG of audhs I" Inr sun ms that sianch Democratic
organ u Las rec"nr altogether too stale. The coun
try is thoroughly Amiar with the fact that Tur sus
Is the kind o. D-E"TEauc paper that opposes Demo-
cratic platforms becase they are Democratic and
bolts Democratic nIniuees on tho ground that thu arc
not Democrats. Al that can he said against the Do
moeTa'I OF TINS SfN IA tha 1t In always against Demo
cratic principles and Democratic Presidential cand
dates
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Ir.e'', hriV Ft't,ru Ar5m
Last sJuGAy q ru.ug Deacon smith
la server -. a. we.
Ana DEACON i'm - watching him.
Nith srlIn nihlIcIpns smile.
which brnHtrn"G when the preacher crIoa.
Ny tr!ruiH, tGe Lord doth cal. 4" ~~
Aud Deacon Siniia, bat half awake
laid. zone anal pair. that's all"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21

Tho picturesque town OF Hunter In tho
Catskills has recently emerged from ono Of
those turmoils TO which rustic places fire.
quented by city visitors are peculiarly liable
AS usual the contention turncdon the issu Of
permitting tho hotels to sell intoxicating
drinks TO guests. Tho hotel keepers had
exercised duo precautiOn in electing
Excise Commissioners who favored the
granting OF licenses. and all seemed
wei. for the coming season. But
religious reviva! upset everything. Tho Com
missioners were converted. and in their zeal
renounc!ng strong drinks for themselves. re-
fused to license others to sell them. Seeing no
other way out Of tho difficulty. tho bonfaccs
combined in an effort to have tho town lines
changed SO MS to throw their premises
into tho adjoining township of Catskll.
which would be only too glad TO welcome
them and grant them all the liberty they
could desire. Alas for tho consistency
OF the Commissioners OF Hunter. Tho tax
payers Of tho village united in q protest
against their forcing the owners of So valuable
property to annex it TO another town. Under
this pressure tho officials saw their duty in q
new light. and now word is received that tho
hotel men have been satisfied and that arid
conditions will not prevail this season in tho
Catsklls all OF which goes to show that In lit
tie communities. as in nations. you can't al
ways toll. even after election. Just what plat
form you will find an elected mnn perched on.
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Concentrated wIs,ion,.

Fr.ir nm ijc
who Is It that 1,. ''r"s al h"'wiedse b" asked the
SUNDAY So noi It4 mr.
Ny hfeiacr ,a,s g"nI.sd diminutiye pupil.
lies Just LONE rom N''tNt'
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present of Republican Congress In 1889.
Hc Is good for another one in 1899 IL no gets
n chance Dropa CLEVELAND ticket into
the box and draw out Force bill. This
word is for the wise or the otherwise.
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Maggie Cline Not Maggie r,.

To INV ENRON o' lnk SuS-sr' VIII you please deny
tho statement that ! am married 10 Miss MAI,
Cline Miss cline did not see Mr.. Pastor OF TO Euron,
whine Ior DAD l'ngHse IN the talk alleged to have
taken place in Judge Duhys court Tn, r..so, .ho
gave ny nan, wa, :. nfr'ent any puhc.y - Tie
assume nil responsibility for the arrest AMI i
say that Mis- emo is In no way rcsrnn, t. a.
what deem al EnIUttiLah!c arrest. Juuy Nv
1923 WAsHSGION s..siT, BroCkIyn. $500
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STNBE.fHS.

zoe
what he and the local scIentsta believe to h, IN.
elton OF a mastodon The rorleron. law. a,c int,
and tooth taken from en- weighs three and t,,,
pounds One OF the tu.ss IN fair sta,. OF rr.,s,r
ton Ia i've and half ,e.t long
The riirr ur,cr,tt,p 4, III. india, r.r,t,o.r,,
reached f,unt rank u, the march OF i,a,in and
nie kecpnc tIgNt WI with the procession The yn,,,
ini,cs Of ~. female seminary NJ r,l.ou,b IN. ,.,.
kcc tantaL h,v. a,ranc,d 10 ejyc j, lean ,cnr h,,,
week and II. vcurr men n, tuf,l, IN ~. ,r,.l =,
ton are organizing comet band
| they are fond or Ola ,I,,r,, lawn Il, n.,.u.. .
Snssr> couniy ftmer preserves with p,ou. cNic ami
| eShiatS with prtGe ear ot corn grown nuou IN,
fathers Farm IN 1881 rhi another olucei from ia
nncc' III l755. :ntl ears look welt rUt OF, ~,
animation they prove to h" daragcd hv w'NI ami me
gFatrs are ioini to ave last thu ecrmTal saarhG e.
| LANES II. a'l,er Postmaster At GEUlcy BrIlge. W.
| Va. was Rppojn' clby President William Henry ltfr.
| ntty years ago. aud l. probably tic olI.,.
fcNmastcr IN the country, lie las retained his orcs
through all the political changes Of The past Iat g, n
Jury, ami At the age o. SG Is prompt AMI Ell.
cicnt Ms any r,s;,rRs IN III. state rrng the lli.
| war Nr. Mil'ers Office several times WITHIN ia,
tunfcd,sat" ln"s but he never dIrturNe or an.
/ noyrd IN any way.
| -~Etcently Il very large concern watch hns hoo,
manufacturing go.d watch cn.cs in BonG street ~,
! many YEAR. decided 10 go ut of business Ar,.. ,
the %, tr arrar gem had been ccnclrlcG tie .
ing WAS sold the t-crs rcsrrvnc the right. however
to remove everything except tho exterior wal. ~,
inner walls and floors taken ana burned ana
the ashes cnrctuly senrcled for gold dust ,nl
filings fre,n thousand dollars worth OF gold 1, .nii
| to have been recovered IN thi, manner.
| A Eumntra ncwsra,sr tells ct experiment, mai,
there last month 10 ,cst 'r a!uc Of local petroleum
as compared with American and Eass.Rn oils and sAy,
he experiments proved concinsirt'y that II issupe
''"r IN o'a"cf' IN P'rmhheh'e. ana IN ab'rncr IL
smoke color and smell to either Americ, IN or Ru,.n
oil" with the cost OF freight deducted it ia sad tina,
'"'s shm"tta oil promises TO 10 formidable com.
Peu'"r win me american product IN Japan. China
ana 'he lar Eastern markets generally. Tho PAPER
quoted says the snmarn oil Will be even cheaper than
American WITHOUT considering tue freight question.
cunning Is sa'u however ahto the probable eAteHto
INC safpy.
lie was an undcrsIzed. mcek'lookinE man. and
prouBnt up pe'otc the Ch,ted states Commissioner at
"'ha' i"u"n territory Ias' Week. CHARGED WITH hore
steans lie ha1 several horses bat no money. and two
Oh tue brightest or Atosas lawyers offered to help him
OUT OF MS ronb'e partly from sympathy. Tho
against hini looked strong, but his meek appearance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-21

Why did tho members OF tho Massachu-
sets House OF Representatives select IN urn
ms thcir.partinG gift to the Speaker. the Hon.
WILLIAM EXCELSIOR BtRRE1'r? Was this Il
way OF saying to this gentloman's boom for
senator DAwEss seat, Peace to your ashes"
or Go bury YOURSELF? Twas queer Gift.
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY Sun.
6sucd Tomorrow morning. m,ist be. hdnded in
hts ercning before O'Clock.

y'or tirnI rho favor nth manusoitt' FOR Itnn'ion
s'I haze t,i,c',d n,no'.r returned. ny uu in all
END RanJ, for hat prpo'.
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We regret to notice that the Rev. b. T.
DE COSTA is "agin" that tutear and presiding
deity Of this town. tho Madison square Diana.
He calls it " a statue OF gross hcathen divin-
ity' Fie. ile. DR. De COSTA! A Doctor that
calls tho queen and huntress chaste and
fair gross must be rusty in his mythology
Evidently DIR. De COSTA has false impress
sions about DIANA. or else strong
objection against archery. Tho lady was
a heather. If you please. but n somewhat ac-
complishcd and ve"y active heather lady who
hunted on earth. had contract for illuminate
lnE tEe sky. and Was connected with under
ground securities. What did tho goddess
whom all gods love with threefold heart" ever
do TO Dr.. De COSTA that he cannot abide her?
DO her dogs keep him awake Of nights, or
does she take shot at folly as it flies:
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chief among those Democratic papors OF America that
We d'tiS TO read Is rgg sun. Inc he mocrat,c party
never had tTuer advocate OF is principles than Tus
Sen and unless its advice H heoIod IN the coming con.
fear that Democracys banner will be trailed in
tho dust for four more long years Long live Editor
Dana and may IHE sus shine as we'll as for all
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iron, n, PErn},b ma R'crd.
"Why ht you ,trl- nm y IA your club when he
pointed the gun at loA He distinctly told you IL Was
not LOADED. -
A!u.n '>"
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am aud Victory.
Give us a man to win.
Our stalwart David b.
His name knows not defeat.
IT'S nIll and Victory
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-12
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

81 Il.
A NEW REGIsTRATIONf HAS BEEN Or
"A oereu by the board of supervisory, and IL
w.,r w1t hommence July 30th, and continue until
large number of deputies have been an
pointed throughout the county, SO that ample
oppo.tksunlty can be had for registration.
IN the city of Los Angeles stations will be es
taplisaed where any elector can register, and
where the Australian ballot system Will be ex-
ibssa ctols prs irom the country can stop at
city ano receive any necessary instructions in
regard to registration. Copies Of the law and
on application, in ,ini ed numb RS. 1P
There Will a'so be there a booth and baIlot
PIX, .nat al can see the practical workings
The stations in the city are as follows, viz:
FiIst ward Corner OF Truman and Downey
avenue, sacaad IN wag charge Of Q. L. eyam.
iemnls street, in harge of A. l. Jeffery
Inira WaId-Near the corner OF Second and
Dloar Te.' way, IN charge OF s. H. West.
roultn ward-Corner of Pearl and pioo
streets, In charge OF M j. Magrew. ASo
FIItn Ward-Corner of Grand avenue and
gasuiaV siath Waret Wsreet in charge Of E. Buterworrh
strreets, IN charge of D. Il. Wells /, "a
street neseiSn 4, hWard.At number 226 East Fifth
s'IS F;aStb IN cwnarge wg OF I. a. Whitson.
Elsnsn Ward-Number 6 Republica street.
formerly Sonora street, opposite Pieo House IN
c.aige of J. Carpenter. Al
Nantn Hard-At the CUMMINGS Hotel c,rner
Orvis. e-'u0' '''-s'' ~ oi'arse VI Joseph
r. The Office hours will be, for the Zine being
irgm hai an to m and from p M to p. m. I
H oaHy ana on Tuesdays from am. to IL M.
ana Pm. 70 pm, and from 6 pm. to
Pm. at tne stations above namea, 80 ~
Lhs resistration office at the courthouse will
=, 9e open 70 the public from a M to 8 D, M.
uurlny the voole time of registration
5ecu1n NO 1877, Political Code, sa vs., among
Se. usner tnings, .'aDd no person shall be al
ioWeu 70 vote whose name is not on said regis
Ter IN use at the precinctN Therefore, register
eatiy, 80 that there can be no doubt about your
7-2s BOT 7. II. WARD, County CLERK.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-12

amid the deafening whistles from steam
ers, locomotives, stationary engines, and
also an overture from Arend's orchestra.
The Redondo wharf was literally packed
by people who came to say bon VOYAGE
to Captain Pillsbury and his crew.
The steamer Hermoaa reached port at
:15 p. m, and landed sixty-seven pas.
sengers from Avalon, taking out in re-
turn eighty-six voyagers to the. Cata-
liuas. @
The steamer Los Angeles returned
from San Pedro today at 3 d. M. and
will await the arrival of railway trains,
and depart north on schedule time. 6 80
p. m. s54
The schooner Ruby A. Cousins. dis
charged, cleared this morning for Eu-
reka.
Arrivals at the Redondo this morning
we're: Geo. A. Whitney, Ontario |:
Harry Baldwin, Prescott, Ariz.; N. HI.
G. Fife, Pasadena; Robinson J. Jones.
Etiwanda; DR.. E. Cook Webb, Mrs.
Webb, San Francisco; Mrs. w. G.
Worshand, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. schallert.
G. E. Dickson, Mrs. .Schallert Miss
Grace Schilling, Walter Rose, Los Appe.
les Mrs. M. j. Worsham, Miss Alice
Norsham, Kentucky.
Arrivals at the Ocean View house this
morning were: w. d Groton, Mrs. W.
D. Groton and daughter, Rivera; R. W.
Fowler, Santa Fe; Mark e. Cory, Ore.
gon; VIM. P. Russell, Riverside Chas.
Pugh, + 3. Morgan, ]. d. Her, Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Andrews and
son, Long Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Andrews, Santa Ana; DC. Owens, Santa
Monica; Mrs. E. d. Bois, Mrs. Kill
bourne, Miss Warren, Avalon.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-12

children, Mrs. B. ID. Wilson and Miss
Wilson, Of San Gabriel, are at the Hotel
Metropole.
Elmer AlcorD came over yesterday for
several weeks.
Mrs. j. d. Hooker, of Los Angeles,
and Miss e. B. Caldwell, of Paris,
France, are guests at the big hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Fay and children
are at Catalina for the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reece and Miss Maud
Reece, return 10 Los Angeles today.
Officer Hensley has enjoyed his vaca-
tion st Catalina.
The following party enjoyed moon
light trip on the ocean on Wednesday
night: Mrs. Kimball, Walter Chanslor,
Miss Maud Reeee. Miss Grace Aull, j.
Fred Blake, Mics Gertrude Foster, Clar-
ence Miller, Miss Maud Anderson, Jack
Jevne, B. Benjamin, Miss Maud Newell,
Gregory Perkins, Mies Melzer, DIR.
Frasse. Mrs. Mott, DIR. Fowler, Jack
Hamilton, Florence Reed and Perry
Waite.
1t is estimated that Avalon has now a
population of 1000 people.
The hotel accommodation is now fully
tested, and intending visitors should
secure rooms in advance.
The Catalina is now stationed at Ava
lon for the benefit of excursionists.
Mrs. Mott and her charming daughter,
Miss Gertrude Foster, are delighted with
Catalina island. N
Gregory Perkins is. guest at the
Hotel Metropole.
A. P. Redington, John p. Redington,
A. HI. Redington of San Francisco and
w. s. Redington of Santa Barbara are
at the Hotel Metropole.
Miss lone Parsons is guest at the
Hotel Metropole.
Mrs. DIR. White returned to Los Ange-
les today.
Miss Maud Reese yesterday caught a
yellow tail. This was the first capture
of the kind made this season by lady.
Miss Eisieller came over Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Livengood, and they
eat Camp "Bonnes Amies." ss
Mrs. j. M. Workman and Miss jose
phine Workman came over to Avalon on
Wednesdays boat.
Ed Dole, Misses Sarah and Mollie
Dole, Miss Sarah johnson and Miss
Louise Wilbur went out on an excursion
to Silver canon on Wednesday.
E. p. Bosbyshell lie at the island for a
ehort stay.
j. H. Kiefer, the proprietor of the
Troy laundry, is rusticating at Avalon.
Miss Ramona Shorb and Miss Edith
Shorb are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hancock Banning. g 3af 4N
A. B. Thomas is at the Avalon house.
He will spend couple of weeks here.
Charles f. Dollinger is here for fort
nights stay. Na
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Montgomery
and family are at Avalon for the season