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The herald., 1893-05-25
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The Trustess' Meeting-Local Happen
ings In That City.
SAN BERNARDrNo, May 24.-The trus-
tees met last evening with all members
present. Trustee Lawson stated that
the merchants were complaining Of in
adequate sprinkling on the business
streets in windy weather. The street
superintendent was directed to remedy
the evil.
A report was received from the trus-
tees Of the city library, which was re-
ferred TO the city finance committee.
The ordinance requiring the closing
of saloons on Sunday was read and
passed by unanimous vote.
A board of health was established for
term Of four years.
The street superintendent wae order
ed to prepare the city hall lota the cor
nor of d and Fourth streets for the pur-
pose, and then order the expresHmen OF
the city to nee Huch lot for standing
place for their teams,
No action was taken on the diagram
made by F. 9. Firkle OF Third street.
NOTES.
J. A. Buckley left for San Francisco
this afternoon.
Mrs. G. w. Meter departed for Santa
Monica today to remain week.
Mrs. A. Kerr and Mrs. Eva Kerr leave
tomorrow for Sacramento on visit.
+. A. Urban visited the Angel City
today on buainess.
Mrs. G. 7. Stickney and Mrs. M. J..
Gathrie are attending the W. @. 7. U.
convention.
D. Donedel. the peddler arrested Sum
day for plying his vocation without 6
license, was fined $40 by Recorder Peck
Ths Y. P. s. G. E. will hold dime
social at the residence OF Mrs J. b.
Tyler, corner of @ and Tenth streets, to.
morrow evening.
The preliminary examination OF M
Solss, charged with robbing DR.. Craven
of Pomona, was held yesterday after
noon. He was bound to appear be.
fore the Superior court.
Lord Aberdeen, one of the most dis
tinguished peers OF Great Britain, wai
registered at the New St. Charles hote
last evening. He left today for River
eide.
John T. North is arranging to build {
swimming pool at Fairmount Heights
in the northern part of Riverside.
J; l. Reed who " Sss a5i rF5Beffhtadi tB ffhtadians, wal
pDU1Rnhnd D1Rhd over to appear before the Supe
rior court, yesterday. Today he wal
taken before that court and was sen
fenced to six months in San Quenten.
The herald., 1893-05-25
RRDoNDo.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures--New
and Personal Notes.

shipping Arrivals and Departures--N
and Personal Notes.
REDoNDo BEACH, May 24--The steam.
ship Corona, Captain Hall. from the
south, moored alongside the wharf al
IL 80 p. m. today, landing number Of
passengers from San Diego. On her de.
parture north at 3 80 p. m. she took out
223 tons freight, including $500 sacks Of
corn and barley, and As passengers for
San Francisco. Among the passengers
from San Diego were E. III. Morton OF
Chicago, Paul @. Ransom of Buffalo and
Fred Townsend of Boston, who are re-
turning from two weeks trip to Coro-
nado and into Mexico, where they en-
joyed glorious hunting expedition. Mr..
Morton will remain at the Redondo,
while Messrs. Ransom and Townsend
will continue their "trip as far as San
Francisco.
The fishing continues very promising
at this point. Large schools of salmon
invaded these waters Yesterday, and
fully 200O pounds of these elegant fish
were taken by hook and line off the
wharf yesterday. They belong to the
rock cod family, deep sea fish, and are
not generally found near the shore.
This morning Earl Winsor made q
haul by seine Of 525 pounds of pompa-
no, on which he will realize handsome
return for his mornings labor. The
pompano are regarded as the rarest and
finest fish obtained on the coast.
Schaefer, the caterer of the casino, is
making preparations for something
grand and sumptuous in the way of fish
dinners on Salt Water Day, which is to
be celebrated next Sunday, May 2Sth.
Mr.. w. III. Goldman, the representa-
tive of the house of Whittier, Fullere&
Co., is among this mornings arrivals'
Mr.. s. Westlake of Elder & Westlake,
Kansas City, is sojourning at the Re-
dondo for several days.
This mornings arrivals at the Hotel
Redendo: J. ID. Wilde, Boston; Rev.
w. 81. Lannin, D. D. Walker, San Fran
cisco; w. r. @. Harrison, Baltimore J;
E. Fl. Morton, Mrs. H. Brinvetter, Geo.
A. Anderson, Chicago; L. LibenH, Rev.
b. w. r. Taylor, Mrs. A. b. Emery and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Hynes, R. G.
Lunt, Mrs. Francis T. Ryan. two child
rem and nurse, Los Angeles; Mrs. Cor
den M. Stolp, Oakland; Frsnk Milton,
Fullerton; d. Crawford, st. Louis.
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TUTT,a PILLS oure sick headacha
The herald., 1893-05-25
ARIZONA.
News Notes from the sun-KIsssd Terri
tory.

News Notes from the Sun-kissed Terri
tory.
tTombstone Prospector, May 20th.1
The recent discovery made in the Eagle
Tail mountains is from all accounts a
bonanza. The Phoenix Herald says that
the directors Of the company met last
Thursday and decided 20 send out to the
mines force Of 18 to 20 men to assist
the present force in blocking out as large
a piece Of gold as the largest wagon will
hold up, The block Will be about 10
feet long and 6 feet square, and weigh
ing about 10000 pounds. The vein from
which this ore will be taken is 40 feet
wide with an unknown depth, and crops
out on the surface for over mile, hence
block 45 feet square by one mile in
length could be had if there was any way
OF transporting it to the railroad. This
one vein assays $1199.60 gold, $81.40 sill
yer and $23 copper per ton.
The value of this ore block will be
$37 ,230. 1t will be q glittering beauty,
showing silver and copper glance and
native gold, intermixed with blend oil
brown and green and red oxide. This
large block of ore will be hauled on
wagons to Sentinel, town on the
Southern Pacific 50 miles from the
AnAAups thha chAPRoeA WAOAAA OAAo AhCAbA
to the managers of the Arizona min
eral exhibit at the worlds fair at Chi
cago.
Ben Crawford will be deputy collector
at Nogales under Collector Webb.
[rhenix Gazette, May 21st.l
The working forces of the Santa Fe
Prescott and Phoenix railroad company
are strung out along the line from Pres
colt to Peoples valley, and the work il
being done very rapidly.
There are many campers at the Castle
creek springs, and many prospectors al
over the mountains. Many good striker
are being made.
II. E. Peoples sent down some fine or,
samples yesterday from mine recently
by himself and Dave Goldberg. 1t wal
out of sight.
| Another man was killed at Moreno
the other day. The people of tina
mining camp would feel neglected
if they failed to get their man ever.
month.
Ripe apricots are being shipped from
Phoenix to Los Angeles. The apricotH il
that section win not be ripe for fou
weeks.
The herald., 1893-05-25
PASADENA.
Preparations for Celebrating Memorial
Day-Local Affairs.

PRESENTATIONS for Ceiebrsting Memorial
Day-Local Affairs.
PASADENA, May 24.-Active steps are
being taken In this city for the proper
observance Of Decoration day. The G..
A. r. and auxiliary societies have taken
hold of the matter and are fast complet-
ing arrangements.
In response to request from the G.
A. R., the school trustees have issued a
communication to the teachers and pu-
pills requesting them to unite with the
Grand Army in paying honor TO the dead
heroes.
A special train has been arranged for
on the Terminal road, to leave the station
for Altadena at 8 80 q. m. return trip
rate of 10 cents has been secured ior
school children; others will be charged
20 cents.
The w. R. G. is cooperating with the
G. A. R., having taken charge OF the
floral decorations, and beautiful dis
play OF flowers is being prepared.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Friday evening next Msude Granger
win appear at the opera house in The
Fringe of Society, supported by strong
company. Miss Granger is an old-time
fayorite, and will doubtless attract a
large audience. Seats are now on sale
at Suesserott's.
Frankein's speciality company will APP
near at Williama ball Saturday evening,
the 9th instant. The programme will
consist Of eparring exhibitions, song and
dance special ties, ETC., closing with a
set. to between young Manning OF Los
Angeles and Dave Coyle Of this place.
NOTES.
Travel to the beach is beginning to
improve on both the Terminal and Santa
Fe roads.
Yesterday was the warmest day OF the
season by several degrees.
The foundation OF the new Throop
Polytechnic building ie almost COM
pleted, and work will begin on the su-
perstructure in a short time.
A baseball game win be played on
Memorial day at the Athletic club
grounds between two home teams.
The Pasadena band will go to Long
Beach Saturday to play at the opening
Of the new wharf,
/ Raymond Allen and Hiram Staats
leave in few days for fishing trip up
the San Gabriel cafion.
The War Song concert at the taber-
nacle, Monday evening next, will doubt
less prove musical treat. Miss Jose.
phine Williams of Los Angeles will give
several recitations.
A meeting Of the Christian alliance is
held every Sunday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, at the Chicago lawn.
Rev u. w. Phelps Of the First M. r.
church has been granted q we'll deserved
three months' leave of absence, during
which he will pay visit to Chicago and
his old home in the east.
Earl Reid has resigned his position as
sub-carrier in the pestotiice, leaving Q
vacancy which no one seems to want,
although that is not surprieing, consid,
ering that the ealary attached is 81 pei
annum, besides what 10 earned when
aiiino vacant places.
Rriefa.
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LONG REAcH.
The Wharf Celsbratton-Loca Kew
Happenings.

-A0 WHtft CeiSorattOn-Local News
HeppeDings.
LoNe BEACH, May 24.-The wharf
celebration is the all absorbing topic
now preparation has been made to give
the visitors royal reception their com
fort solty and pleasure has been nro.
yided for in every way. Boats named
by experienced oarsmen will be in
readiness in case any accident should
occur. COMMITTEES win meet the train
and receive the arriving guests. Ex-
cellant music has been obtained. and
all other arrangements have been at.
tended to IN systimatic and business
like way. 50 all may come with the as.
Hurance OF having general good time.
Mr.. Bsrnhart has gone back to Mia
nisota to close up his business thers
and will return shortly and lecats per.
menantly on his ranch on the Alamitos.
The work on MI. Vsnderbura's re-
sidence on Chestnut street ia being
pushed rapidly towarde completion.
We need more cottages, and property
owners would find it paying invest
ment to build here as they will rent for
enough to pay good interest on the
am0ut invested.
The herald., 1893-05-25
A New Oauaa.

THoUsANDg FLOCK TO IT'S SrANDARD.-W When
a new cause is presented 10 the public il slwavs
excltes attention. A prominent physieian has
said that la grippe, during the last three years
mas oone more to weaken the hearts Of the
world than any other cause that has ever, ex.
listed. Those who hove had this malsdv and
subsequently found themselves subject to pal-
stomach, pain in side or shoulder, smoTherjng
spells, fainting, drepsy, ETC., may feel assured
they have heart disease, which unless checked
at once, may result fatally Dr. Miles, New
Heart Cure is the only remedy that can be Re.
lied upon to effect cure. Sold by O. II Hance.
~ N. Spring. on a guarantee. ASK for the doc.
tors new book, free,
The herald., 1893-05-25
ONLY SIX DAYS!
Remain of the $5-a- Month Rate
for Catarrhal Affections.
Mr.. e. B. Smith --Rsmember-TheiI
Mail Treatment.

During the Month Of May DIR. Dc Moncs
and associates Will treat catarrhal affcc-
tfons at the rate of 80 month, and
furnish all medicines free until cured.
For all other diseases tho price Will be
low and uniform, according to the actual
cost of the remedies required.
The herald., 1893-05-25
UNCLE SANS

Trusty Lieutenant, Mr.. E. B. Smith,
Postmaster at Pomona, CAL,
Makes Strong Statement.
Among all the well-known citizens OF Po-
mona none are better or more favorAbly KNOWN
than Mr.. e. B. Smith, Postmaster.
The herald., 1893-05-25
Cure Yonr DandrnfY.

Smiths Dandruff Pomsde has vet TO
hnd the first case of dandruff that one
bottle has failed to cure. Try 1t. For
sale by. OF q Vaughn. corner Fourth
and spring streets.
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specIal E4oursion to Chieaao.

To accommodate our immense in.
creaae OF worlds fair passengers. we
will run epecial excursion to Chicago
every Friday until further notice.
A. PHILLIPS & Co.,
1875 South 2prjne street
The herald., 1893-05-25

E@ BewareO of those who advertise
free services and then charge for
medicines, or advertise free medi-
cines and then charge for services.
One visit will convince. Take warn
ing in time. All reputable physi-
clans are not ashamed Of their names.
The herald., 1893-05-25
Lnnr EsnanIl Nntan-

kUhs GOODS A. Los Angeles prices 20 to VIM.
schiiline'B corner OF Pine end Second streets.
Clcan, fresh stock Of groceries, dry goods, boots
The herald., 1893-05-25
the Great aFaocabes Picnic

At Santa Monica caiion, Decoration day,
the 30th; traius leave Arcade depot at
8. 9:15, 9'30, 10 10, 30 am. and / 10
p.m.; round trip, 80 cents.
The herald., 1893-05-25
SANTA ANA.
-
NaWR MatterR.

|
News Matters.
SANTA ANA, May 24.-The board OF ed
ucation met today, with Z. Z. Keech,
Royal freeman and G. D. Ball present.
The committee OF the whole reported
that they had heard the evidence in the
case of Miss Maude Grew and on motion
the report was adopted. Miss Grew was
sustained and the charges dismissed.
Ten dollars was added to the amount
already raised for both the high school
and grammar grades for expenses of the
commencement exercises.
The claim OF Miss Vina Goff for pay
ment for services rendered was rejected,
IN accordance with an opinion OF the
district attorney.
Two applications for the. position of
teacher and 10 for the position OF super
lntendent of Santa Ana schools were
presented. The applications of teachers
were placed on file.
A number of other matters were at
tended to.
NOTES.
DR.. Chaffse, of Garden Grove. was
presented by his Santa Ana friends with
q gold-headed cane on his departure for
the East.
More and more intsrest is being taken
in the Orange county field day. Ath-
ietes are found on every side. A bicycle
race between ladies is to be run. Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs. Marshall have en-
tered and number Of others are ex-
pected to follow their lead. A gold
medal will be awarded the winner of
this race.
The college boys will be at boms in
few days. Seme of them will probably
be among the contestants in next Tues
days athletic sports.
Mussel Cove Day at San Juan Cspis-
trano yesterday was the occasion OF
much enjoyment. Don Marcus Foster
WAS captain of the days entertainment,
A feast was the feature of the day.
X. Q, Wickbam will 70 next SATURDAY.
to l<'ngs county to assist in its organi-
zstion.
Marshal Nichols has promised to see
that the ordinance agsinet picketine
cows on the walks is enforced. Itshould
have been enforced from the frat. but
has been utterly disrsgarded in many
cases.
Rev.J. s. Pitman. Of Santa Ana. will
preach the sermon at the Menaoria! SER
vices held by the q. A. r. OF Orange
next Sunday.
Born to the wife OF A. r. Mcdonald OF
Newport, May 23rd. q ten pound son.
The herald., 1893-05-25

The following statement made by Mr.. Smith
carries weight with 1t, and will be good news
to his many friends. He says.
II suffered for years from chronic catsrrh OF
the head, nose and throat, ard during the past
y9ar the trouble became very much worse. I
had intense pains through my head, and some
times roaring and ringing sounds that would
almost make me Wild. MY hearing Mns 50
annoyance My nose wss always stopped Up
with large hard lnmps There was continual
discharge OF mucous into my threat. and in the
mornings 1t would cause me to hawk aud spit
until I was almost exhausted. I had severe
pains through my chest and under my should-
ers. could not sleep well at night, and would
freshed.
4 have been under the care Of Dr., De Afpnco
and assoriates bnta short time, and hAEe not
felt so well for years. sleep we'll pains have
all left me, and my hearing Is wouderf1lly fm-
proved.
glad to give my statement, II E'csn beofssny
benefit to the public"
The herald., 1893-05-25
soo-choics Lots-aoo

X0O-Choic8 Lots-XVU
Wolfskill tract.
Under the hammer.
This p. m. O'Clock. - sS
On the grounds.
Take electric cars.
The herald., 1893-05-25
wan pnoer

20 and so per cent of; 237 s. Spring ct. Get
our estimates on work. We beat them ali.
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wall E,nner at nnat.

Closing out -Eckstrom q sLrasburg. 3o7
and 400 soath Main street. o
The herald., 1893-05-25
Here Is Something Coed for You,
Rheumatic Frionds,

II any of your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read this I.
bynchburg, Va, April Is, 1898.
| desire to say thss Chamberlain's
Pain Balm has cured one of our citizens
O rheumatism Of two years. standing
One bottle did the work. This gentle-
man, MIR: R. II. Parnell, ticket agent Of
the @. 4 0. r. h., now recommends
Pain Balm to all his friends. F. @.
Helbig- 90 cont bottles for sale by G. +.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main.
The herald., 1893-05-25

Pasku--~ Briefs.
Pasadena office of the HERALD, No. North
Fair Oaks avenue Advertisements and sub
scriptionR received
KERCHOFF-CUZNER Mil and Lumber Co.,
corner Broadway amp Kansas streets.
The herald., 1893-05-25
THEIR NAH, TREATMENT

In additton.to their afice treatment, and foA
the benefit Of those who cannot viAt them,
they hsve question blankF which they wlll
send to you upon application by mail. Be sure
to answer each question carefully, for upoa
this depends the SUCCESS of their toatansAt
address. rs ss4l 80
Inclose4 ,eepts with application for,blsnk.
The herald., 1893-05-25

TUFTS PILLS cure sick headache.
The evening world., 1893-11-10

18Th ST, 23l WEST-Handsome sunny suit,
families: also square and single rooms; excellent
The evening world., 1893-11-10
|CRWYNEN NEATLY BAGGEO.
Nv Had Held Up and Robbed
a Barkeeper.
!. Want to Court to Soc the Other
Tried and Were Caught.

ran how highway robbers were re-
(ded by Justice Burke, at the York.
police Court, this morning. They
|, Thoma Lyman, nineteen years old,
\, East Thirty-second street; William
an. aged seventeen, of 345 East
k,v.afth street, and James Mooney.
he age, of S3l East Thirty-sixth
Iet. They ''held up" a bartender
Ied Cahill, living at 5S5 Third avenue.
erday, and robbed him Of his silver
lch. The boys are typical looking
a vbs. and are said to be members of
i Gas.House gang.
ns Cahill came along Second avenue,
~ Sixty-ffth street, late yesterday.
p was attacked by the three boy-rob.
and while two held him the third
III snatched the watch from off the
min. They then ran away. Cahill re-
|Wted the matter at the East Thirty
|tehile a detective was out looking for
|sc!hieves, one of them fell into the hands
.suPoliceman Lott. OF the same pre-
WI. Lott found Lyman acting dis
|sa,rly in Thirty-ffth street an hour
"a the robbing and took him into Gus
When searched a pawnticket rep
sting the bartender's watch was
AID in his possession. He was locked
psor the night and taken to the court
20 morning.
se,ere his two companions, Cullen and
n ney, were captured by the detective.
y had come to court to see how
n nan got along, and walked into the
sdds Of Detective Donohue. Lyman
al he got the pawnticket from Cahill.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
OLD CROOKS ARRESTED.
sirew Hasa and Joe Gleason At
tempted Burglary.

deidrew Hass. fifty-nine years old. and
ssooHn as No. 712 in the Rogues' Gallery.
L. Joe Gleason, sixty years old. and
wn as No. 81 in the same collection
portraits, were held in the Tombs
tpr,ce Court this morning for trial.
rnn,ey were arrested yesterday after
Va by Detectives Aloncle and Formosa,
~ saw them together on Eighth ave,
y" near Fortieth street, and followed
y miey saw the crooks enter the house
nn,7S3 Eighth avenue, and when they
pphe out and separated, each running
Pa different direction, the detectives
;rsued and arrested them.
was found hat they had attempted
.irglary, but had been frightened away.
|pon the men was found a complete out
/ Of burglars tools.
'The prisoners have both spent twenty
1t OF the last twenty-five years In
fison and neither has been long at
berty.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
Mr.. PEPPER GETTING WARA.
Sues Local Dealers Who Handle an
Enioined Brand of Wh,skey.

Suits were begun In the United States
Circuit Court to-day against James NJ.
Bell, 81 Warren street; David NJ. Koch
Ter, III Broad street; Thomas Lidger-
wood, Broadway and Thirteenth street;
Peter ]. Montague, Court street, Brook
Ign, and Charles Faeber, of Brooklyn
for a SC, 900 penalty each, by John E. Pep
per. the Lexington, KY, dist!lier; -,
which Mr.. Pepper intends bringing
against New York and Brooklyn Gus
toners of Joseph r. PEBBLES. Sons &
Co, of Cincinnati, o.. against whom Mr.
Pepper recently obtained an injunction
for using the Pepper label.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
IRON HALL SHORT SIG, 600.
|c Bride Blamed Oaly for Bad Book.
Macbeth Exonerated.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 10.-The
bmmittee recently appointed by the
bpreme Lodge of Knights and Ladies
Honor to examine into the condition
the books Of ex-Supreme Treasurer
cBride has made a report and finds
at a shortage of nearly $751; 900 exists.
Fhe Committee chose to call 1t a
Jim against Mcbride, and that 1t Is
j result. of merely bad bookkeeping.
e report exonerates b. ID. Macbeth,
e cashier for Mcbride, Of all respon-
|bllity.
[The shortage, according to the books
i the order, dates back eight years. In
fS a committee which had been inves-
eating McBride's accounts, reported
hem to be correct.
This will bring up the question of the
hbility for the amount of the shortage.
1cBride failed of reelection at the Con-
ention of the Supreme officers recently
'eld in this city.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
%FERNANDO'S ACADEMY,

l62 East 55th st. bank building; prices re.
duced classes now forming; private lessons, any
hour, 81 waltz and all the new dances taught
rapidly; reception every Tuesday evening.
A FEW ladies and gentlemen wanted to com
plete private class terms moderate. 10 West
The evening world., 1893-11-10

~BrookIyn.
POPLAR ST. 3, Brooklyn-Large room, heated;
also small one. with board; 8 minutes 10 bridge.
STATE ST, 4a5. 4 doors from I'd ave. To let,
In private family, either one front alcove room,
ID floor. southern exposure. or square back room,
same poor; all improvements: home made cook
ing; terms moderate: 3D. ave. or Atlantic cars.
THROOP AVE 3OI, near DeKalb, Brooklyn
Two light furnished rooms, with or without
board, to respectable parties.
VAN BRUNT T 2i7, Brooklyp-Two or three
working men can have board and rooms.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
TEAU'S JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
His Second Trial and he Had
No Counsel.

Recorder Smyth appeared angry when
arrived in Part l.. of the General
fssions this morning. He waited until
idnight last night for the jurymen in
i case of Robert II. Eteau to bring in
v rdict. and, finding they could not
kreh, discharged them with a lecture.
This Is the second disagreement in
teau's case. He Is the young colored
faduatc of a Southern college who was
arged with burglary and grand lar
my.
He was a hail-boy in the apartment
buse at 30 Manhattan avenue, and was
harged with robbing the tenants.
ON both trials Eteau conducted his wi
ffense. Recorder Smyth this morning
fmanded Eteau back to the Tombs to
Eait his third trial.
The evening world., 1893-11-10
THINK SHE'S THE THIEF.
bosrdsr at the Wilton Causes
Della Gallagher's Arrest.

loe!!a Gallagher, a domestic. employed
the Wilton, a theatrical boarding.
luse, a West Twenty-seventh street,
ps held in Jefferson Market Court to-
". charged with stealing a $50 pair Of
I'd ~opera-glasses from Robert Strup, a
Iarder.
Fhefts have been reported at the Will
for nearly Il year, during which
Della has been employed there.
st night Detective Lang saw her
wing the house with a suspicious-look-
bundle in her hand. He arrested
at once, and she VAS locked up in
Thtrtieth street station.
plan br Corbe't's Alleged Brother.
~rHlNGflELD. Mass, Nov. 1o.-P. J. Mae
Hss' the Nell-known blcyclist. had a gold watch