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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-07

He was accidentally pushed against
a young lady in a crowded corridon
who did not stare at him and mutteT,
Awkward brute when he aPologized,
and ne thought: There's a gem"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-07

He made up his mind he ought %
marry. and then started out on still
hunt for good sensible girl FOR a wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Three jolly commercials" were sit
ting in q restaurant at Sxegc,lin. ant
after recounting their exploits they In
quirel Of one another what line Of bust
ness each rcpr<entcd. when Que Of then
declared. TO the establishment of the 9th
er two. that he dealt In human nose'
and was prepared 90 purchase the pro
boscis Of the traveller sitting next to him
IA monster In Its way-tbe article q
BE- delivered after death. but payment
would be effected at onoe
"How much will Jon give for it," In.
quircd the owner Of the nose
IL will look In my price list" he 70.
piled the traveller.
After measuring the others nose and
making his calculations be- said Il wa
worth 100 forms. but each Of tho con-
tracing parties bound himself TO pay
Tor 10 bottles Of champagne II no broke
the agreement Tho seller consented. on
condition that he was 10 be left In un.
disturbed possession Of his nasal organ
during his hfetime
Every good You shall have your
money tomorrow.
Our traveller then called tho waiter
and Whispered something In his ear.
The latter returned In q few minutes
with redhot poker. which the traveller
took In HIS hand and gravely advanced
toward the seller Of tho nosa
"Wh.a-at arc you going 10 DOR
"Ialways brand every nose ! buy with
the nsrns Of my nrm. 20 that may
know 10 again on delivery. and ! am
going 70 DO 70 now"
AZ this the company broke Into Ioud
langhtse. and ths ssllsr had 10 psy foe
~ shanpapA-Loadoa rtnih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Mouraing.

OF late years the rigors Of perfunctor,
mourning have been greatly modified.
There 1. little heard nowadays Of how
long ps1ple should stay away from thu
theater after the death Of relative OF
ut exactly what period IL Is again prop
cr TO dine with "a few friends Eyai
widow need no longer count Oh,
threads Of white In her collar and hand
kerchicf In mortal terror let there
should b. one too many. On the whole.
the tendency IL q sensible one which,
In the nature Of things, can hardly ~
ton far. People suffering real sereaye'
mcnt are not likely to b. guilty Of un'
due l.vity. while no sort Of hypocrisy Il
more hibiscus than an aHectation u sor'
row. -Exchange
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
MANY INANKscIvINcS.
rhsss sAssia ~ sss Tear, a. Asshss
TAinks.

TAiaks.
E,sry iAy -hsali b. rhAslsgtvinc fcr hin
~h.-s .leer IL ssssd All regular. -sysspspslA'
aasAss, vhe has hces . martyr ~ Insomnia sss
si,.- q hanssrsas ssesaat 90 hsr fruisicss efforts
% sisep. nst. amer al. slrsple-.ss>. 10 nos
faaay. rras. one nay re>srt ~ srisse>. es'
that I. q ssrrr's> r,"ssiy--s' 'sAss as h>a - sss
di-sa-.
IN. csmms,e-, sanisAsr Of .lssp .. isiire-siea,
~alsh :. r,-vss-ibls Coz move rv-s<-- night
than al ether osa-e- pat ,.xvshsr.
-siS mos,A. srs~ ssy. Mr. frs Gc,s. Of
Nlan.l,ills. ohio. Il ~as q m,-sry ~ wy-sif AMI
sveryons slssi me. . hal choking sensation
IN my thrO.t ssd ceahi ma sst anything without
great dislre-- In my stomach. coahi sieep eaiy
Hsils vhlls 81 Q time sn.i wss 81 slsi when
uasrulnf oan.s. vsi shsat fasksls. sie-cfti-r'
.. ts-i sns,.,si % Q aeiislas. ssd . ts<sn
tsAisx "a
-Nhea hal taken ,hrcs sotilss coaAi 10 my
washlas anil rsAs ths yari. Ny spTsti's !. Fc~i
Z sl.sp vel aai AN wsss-i sni refre-hri
amer ulsat'. rc-t, rsrsm@ss.i rs.Asla ~ ell
~hs ar, veal aRi starved frc~ 'y.tspsiA of
is.iisestloa.
nv. A y. nssl-. % worth csn,F.. y. " aye
-I,i. ple..ur, ~ give ~ Ne ~erti se-,i.
.oasisr. Cor ay-slf and wife. We have tsssn
o. 81 wor,h. 20. Than The ptics ~ eos sisit fou
cor phy-icisA. yst n has done fes Ne ue.t No
,lo.tar's vr-srIpticn % patent meiicins. have
ever dsns. gsrtssnty ave year. ! ssferel Nm
tnhi mi-srte. froua q di-orier~~i stomach. Amer
eae days 80 q fAskels. have eaten any fssi
ny spIstiae Gravel, Nth No III resah.. w
wife "a. - rc.iur.~i In fs.h AMI vitality that st
we're k-,lins Coz her specify death. tesisy -hs
can eat harry meal ~ anything .hs ers'ss.
All druggists I'll rs.kolA. A descriptive
yAaphst ~iii - wAiA-i frcehy
rSt Pst .pl6esrtp 1000 co. 20 s.,ss 81. ~
D. a. sstVarLErY. -. rss,s, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
fd4RM|#


Ne sea.-osssv.VAssaa Ass~s>sA
The initial isttsr~ give prov>rb sxprsss-
Ing the pleasure which attends succrsa
I. A large seaport town In The north OF
England.
q A coun0' In the north of Africa Of
rr~a, Importance In ancient tlmsA
4 A city In the same country famed Tor
Us magnificent ruina
4 The prv~~nt name Of the country for
assly known ~ Van Dieman's Land.
& A town In Yorkshire famed Toe 10
wooden manufacture.
a A county la the east of England CIV
ing title Ia an earl.
Z. A river in North America, the second
largest In the world
n The chief town Of q southern country
In Europe once DESTROYED by . great natu'
raj calamity.
y A hay la the south ~ Africa
10 tine of the provinces Of Ireland.
n. A large river In the south of Asia ~
markAble Zoe having Numerous mouths
Il on. ~ the highest mountains In the
north u England. noted Toe Ia pieturvsque
scsnery.
n. Two countries Of the Aame name--one
In Europ~ and one In Asia
IL A river ON the east coA~t VI England
formed by the union of two other rivers.
u A grvap of islands In the Atlantic
ocran. belonging To Portugal
ID. The largest river In scotland.
n, n. ~. The fir~t thrce letter. Of town
In Berkshire containing aroyal residence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
No. sIa.-iii...r.ssA Asr~.s,e.
No. hhomi..lslS

Acru~.; l. An AVN, that promo,.. ig'.
ton. 2 iSor,r 4 An ornament worn a'
a rym.siy against evil 4 Plants Of a osr
tain genus. Including the hsaths s a go
pie. q A pi-c- 20 fie-h.
Down: 1. \ letter. 2 The square II the
holy u typo a A plant and i,s fruit Of
the g,nu. pisum. 4 Accustomed Ia man
s To bury. a PERTAINING Ia the abdomen
Z. A writ 10 right Claw.l 4 A train ~
company ot ai,sndsnts .. The sun. 10
Not any. II. \ letter.
AcrvSs; I. To- cover with cloth. 2 Toeu,
OF "a syllable. a Cotlmsnossl 4 To all
s.ssin. s To scatter.
Down I. \ lsttsr. = A note la music.
4 A tuuic 90 N,>iment 4 proi~ctina
wharf. q liorlerS q A point of Oh. con'
psss !. \ ooniunciion. a pronoun. v
A l.ttsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
hoIhlho IKE sYsIlM.

"The fact of the matter IL, he said, %
he leaned back In bis chair aud pulled Q
little hook out of hls pocket, "thst ne
are not systematic enough In every day
affairs of life. system In the minor affairs
Of life begets system In the more Impor-
tant, aud have reduced everything 10 q
system. propose for one thing. 10
know just where all my money goes.
There IL some satisfaction In knowing
that, and then u keeps sort % check
on man. Now. have had this book
about two weeks, and II IL = great
scheme"
lie took q pencil out Of his pocket,
opened the book, and made few en-.
tries. Then he stopped, srowled. and
scratched his head.
That's funny" he ssii. ~ gave up
s2.;o Tor something day before yester-
day, and hang me, u ! can remember
what IL VAS"
shay before Yesterday" exclaimed
the other.
"Yes, or maybe u was the day before
that. cant lust remember. Then
bought some cigars yesterday. let me
see. How much did they come tor
"Nou probably got dollars worth"
"No, ] don't think ! did. still, II
doesn't make any difference. I'll call u q
dollar. hut that .! ~. That's Q sticker.
seems Ia me took some one To lunch
with me that day, too, but can't remem.
Der What u cost. ! forgot To enter the
blamed book up for three or four days,
you know. Oh, well, I'll call Il ,miscel-
laneoas, e. That will cover the lunch
and the s3.jo. Yes," he went on, ne he
made the entries, "its great
satisfaction "a know where your
money goes, and besides, fellow really
ought Ia be systematic. My Vile got
me TO get this ook."-Chlcsgo Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
FOUND DEAD.

Last evening person giving the name
Of q. u. Thompson registered at Hunts
Hotel, and desired % be called In season
to take the ~ q. n. train for Chlcsgo,
Being unable 10 awaken him, the room
Was entered by means % the ventilstor
over the door, when the gentleman WAS
found to b. dead. lie Was advertising
agent for sulphur Bitters, which has an
extensive sale. The coroner returned q
verdict Of death from heart disease.
Ills body will be sent east Immediately.
lin. Commercial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
hls PlcullAR WhIsKlRs.

A broad-shoulderrd man, handsomely
dreased, came into The lobby % a. up
town hotel saturday evening. liz
looked like On athlete. lie step Was
springy and he face ruddy with health.
lie Was just the sort Of . man you
would steer clear Of In light. Still, q
Was none Of thess qualities that attract
ed the attention OF every person In th<
lobby, says the Bunalo Express.
lie wore a peculiar whisker. IIaLg.
Ing from his chin WAS q long, blond
wisp OF hair, such 10 stage farmers,
and some surcenough oues wear. II
wss q whiskef that waved briskly In
every passing Wind. 10 WAS 20 clearly
cot OF place on this man, that . young
fellow. holder than the rrst, engaged ks
owner In conversation, and, amer time,
asked him aboutt.
"That's Q peculiar whlsker you wear
there aaid the young man, inslnuatinG'
".Yes,- asscn,ed the other.
"r'hat the stylfwherc you come fromv
"NU."
"Then, u the question IL proper,
should Hike To know Why you wear ltr
The broad shouldered man smiled {
biz, and said: "i'ii tell you Why, grew
that whlsker for The sole and only pur
pose Of getting fresh young men 10 talk
about 10, and thereby give me an oppor
tunity 10 get even with them"
The young man shIvercd apprehen
sively,
"IDont b. afraid" said the other; ri
Was not abiding. The fact II, I was rid
Ing on the lIoston 4 Albany, . while ago
aud there was . man In the seat In front
Of me Who had . wIsp Of hair on he chin
Il was similar To this In all respects, save
that Il was gray, for he was an old mar
There Was a party of fresh young cole
CLANS In the same car, and when they saw
the old mans whlsker, they began q
make game Of Il. One lanteru.jswc
youth amused himself and companlou'
by reaching over. taking hold OF the
whisker, and saying 'Na-a-a-a,' Ike {
blliy-goat. lie kept that up for forty
miles, greatly 10 the old mans dlscom
fort. Hight then and thefe ! resolved
Ia grow q similar whlsker. ! did u and
I'm looking for somebody to shake thai
appendagc and say, 'Saa-s-a.' When
the somebody does those things, therr's
going To he trouble, and after that In
going On shave Il OF. have noticed,
however, that u makes heap of differ
encc whose chin the bIlly-gost whisker'
are on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Ma iis. r,.r.i Ch.r..l.~

NJ stsst hs sNsr hates aud sLahs
VIA bow. a.. rial and true.
NJ sI.o>p las Ia usesn grave
S.nt many a ship aud crv~;
NJ ~aoLK. - tiny. gven AMI smart
A. lssrd b. even Iri.h heart.
Ny NAT l. ~rAkle.i and unoouth.
A lttls garden friend.
NJ sruu>p. when Nc ~esry stand.
MAJ sou,. g,-pi fortaLs -sndl
~ wso,s 1. found In lssfy ~osl.
Ia brv~n. white. SCARLET clssi.
III. fairies. ~hsn thsy give . tee,
OF It, support Aye glad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
A TALSE DIAGNOSIS.

Ia Grippe IL COMPOUNDED by many per
sons with q severe attack Of catarrll,
which In some respects resembles tlm
former. These individuals suffer severe.
" with palm about the forehead, eyes
and ears, with soreness 10 throat and
stoppsge OF the nasal passages, and Ia
fact, are incapacitated for work Of any
Kind for days ut time. These are ca
tarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream Balm
has been used with the best results In
such cases. The remedy will give To-
slant relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
NY WIFE SAID

to me last night; How much do you
suppose We have paid out for doctor.
and medicine la the last ye~r' ] told
her I did not know. To doctors ] have
paid nothing, and i've dollars, worth OF
sulphur Bitters has kept health In oui
family. l.. ANDREWS, ~ Bowdoiu
street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

There seem 10 be two classes ol
people In your country" said the observ'
ant foreigner In tour through The
United States, "those that have wealth
aud those that are struggling frantically
% get It." There iss third" replied
young Asa Spsyds, "the sons OF rich
men. They struggle franticaliy to spend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Y u
n o IL a c =
Y I IL q Z L
y y
4 4

Ne 26-Cp~swori Enigma Detroit
Ne. 3..-Tsn Times Ten; Pat-tsn. battsn
kit-ten. bitten, fst-ten, nat-tsn, written
mittsn. shottsn. forgotten.
No. photographed Anagrams; Gull
Of Alden. Norton sound, Delaware hay
Mount Hope hay, shark hay. Beaufort ssa
Victoria strait, CLignseio bay. Chaleul
hay, 81 George bay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Lady, handing some cold ylctaals
"why don't you 60 To work. Tramp,
"weil, mA'am, It's this way-when I'm
hungry I'm too weak Ia work and when
I'm full Why, Of course, I don't need to
work"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
RECIPES FROM SANTIAGO.
BolIEp FISH.

Il
Put q piece OF oiled paper In the bot
tom Of fishpan; on Ii place large fish
that has been cleaned and skinned. Add
a sliced onion, two cloves Of garlic and
sufficient salted water 10 cover. Boil
until done. Take Il up and squeeze over
Il the Juice Of lemon. lboll tao eggs
hard, chop the whites fine and slft the
yolks. Cut cold boiled beets In fancy
shapes. Tut q row Of the chopped
whites Of eggs down the middle OF the
dsh, on each side Of that row OF the
volks and next the yolksa row OF the
beets. Over all pour French dressing
Of oil and vinegar and drop Of mayon-
nai.e on each piece Of beet. Garnlsh
the dish With leaves from the heart OF
lettuce.
OJAiDA.
This IL n most delicious form OF bread
10 eat with coffee or chocolate. Take
two ,upfuls Of -four, put Il on the bread
board and make hole In the middle Of
the pile. Drop Into II the yolk Of sn
egg and q heaplng tablespoonful Of lard.
Wet this Up With sailed water until q
.tin paste Il formed. Work this well,
lining II and throwing II down snap
pishly on to the board every few min.
utes until Il IL light, smooth dough and
full Of biisters. Roll this very thin snd
cut In diamonds and fancy shapes With
q pastry cutter. cutting two or three
slits through the middle. Fry these q
light brown In boiling lard and slfr pow
dered sugar over them. They should
be crisp and melting In ones mouth.
BEEY TONGUE.
Din a nice beef tongue In boiling wster
TO make Il possible to remove the skin.
After SHINING Il, punch holes In oil
Its sides. Pound In q mortar three cloves
Of garlic and half an onion. When fine
add little salt and tao tablespoonfuis
Of vinegar. Cut In small strips two
ounces each OF fat salt pork and ham.
dip these lu the prepared vinegar and
Insert In the gsshes. In q large sauce
pan nut one and one-hAlf tablespooufuls
OF lard. Put In the tongue and the
remainder Of the vinegar, and turn the
tongue until Il u nicely Drowned; then
add two cupfuls Of boiling water. Cook
the tongue slowly for three hours or
morr, adding water from time TO time To
keep the quantity about the same:
when nearly done, add cupful OF red
vine. Il will BE- hne brown and look
glazed. u Il really tho nnest way 70
cook . tongue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

One little brother Il .h.st and slo~.
The other Il taller. and Ls ean run.
Tor he take. twelve s,sI- Nth bis icnsei
log
While IA. brother {. taking zoe.
One lttls brOth.r q tsll must ring.
With every step f.st be slowly makes
But the other rans gsyly frOm morn al
night
Nor carc. 20 notice the sisIs he takes.
lie Who low. riddles may susss me TIL.
Who are the brother, and ~hsr do the,
-st. Niclolas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

my task In life," said the pastor CON.
plscently, .'conslsts In saving young
men" "Ah." replied the maiden, with =
soulful longing ;"savea good one for
me, won't YOUR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

II you need good medicine to purify
your blood, give nerve strength and
build up your entire system, take Hoods
Sarsspsrills. II prevents sickness by
making pure blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Phllsdelphian-.'l think II strange you
New Workers never turn 10 look after y
pretty woman on the street as most men
do" New Yorker-"we do not need
to. There IL always another pretty
woman just coming up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
No s,o.-m,..l.s Lotto, r~s.i..

When the missing letters have b~en sup-
piled. the whole will form . vsrss FROM .
popular posm by Whittier;
ysrs.ssisssbsrsfsiSsie
soss~stsh.r'VsrS'r'ys
Bsa..ssfsiasfse~si'ksv
shstssu.t'.sisgshsm'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

No. sa-Numsrical Enigma: "whoe,sl
10 in a hurry shows that the thing he 4
about l. too big fos him"
No. 3;l-fOund In the Forest Tam a
rack. walnut, hem-loek. i-Arch. bAss
wood.
No. Misunderstanding Parallels
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

President of the D-e,nup Bond, 10.
ye.iment and sllver.mlnlns Company
eve have sold every share 81 our stock.
lnyestor--"iiut you are still advertising
stock for sale" rresldent--"Yes, We
are having q lot more printed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Unexpected Effect. Poor woman tn
cheap scrivener, who has just read out
TO her the begging petition she had or.
dered, bursting Into tears)-"Eh, man !!
I'D never hs' believed WAS ~ badly on
a. all that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

FIrst Visitor (at The world's rair)-
"Phew! What fearful dlstances thll
buildings are apart. Who designed
these groundsrs second vlaltof-"l
think likely lt was one Of he roller chair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

That's smart boy % yours
shouldn't wonder u he Was president on'
of these days" "well, ! have thought
Of that my self; he IL often fond Of fish
In {"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

wAsa nAby vss sict. vs rave hss cAAos.A
VIA ~ vss . CAlii shs crs~i fos caaortA
VIA - h-cs,ss Ma - dug 70 casosiA.
W.. - - CAnass.. ~ ssvssAs. c.sissiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

!: s.. : :::;: 4: ~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

sammy shos-mith sAw . shrieking song
s,sr. Did sammy sho~smith - . shrek
Ing -ongstsr' II sammy shossmith SAw q
shrisking -ongs,sr, Where's the shriekins
-ongsisr sammy Shossmith sawf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
Nas,a.-n~oapl,.sIss

Bsh~sd Q cover and leave hot air.
Joyful and lea,. q hoy.
Twist and leave nuid
Conyulslon AMI leave q pronoun.
Banner and leave To loitsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
No aTt-AnAxvasn.
~. ara-lpsn,no~sis.

An American Man 81 Letters
lie shall jot q bird lingo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Hoods Pills cure nausea, alex head
ache, indigestion and bllllousness. &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

4. In hA.einst z skill 4 Evsrar~et
plants 4 A good nAiur~d little spriie. s
GENERAL tendency. q A title. !. In has
elnst.
1. In bAscinst To snpire 4 To I'm
agip. 4 short .lesp> 8 Consumed q
A human bsins. Z. In bAscinst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Feel and core sour apples, divide them
Into elghihs and sprinkle with sugar.
-four aud bread crumbs. Melt . small
piece Of butter on the bottom OF stew.
pan, aud cover With slices Of apple,
which are to BE- fried tlll yellow on both
sides. Then place In q saucepan some
milk, sugar. bread crumbs and currants
put In the fried apples, and let them boil
up, but not TO break. Serve hot With
the sauce left In the nan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Use fair tart fruit. wash aud dry the
apples, remove the stems, blossom end
aud core, but leave the specimens other
wise whole. slice thin and drop Into an
oiled or butiercd frying pan, the fat In
which must be hot. Turn 10 prevent
scoryhlpg, and when tender aud brown
serve Immediately.
The herald., 1894-10-20

Candidates are expected to be present at thess
meetings.
con. ON SPEAKERS AND MEETINGS.
The herald., 1894-10-20
n. g. SruRTEYANT.
KELLEY's INDUsT TRIALS.
They Arc Trembling for Fear of
Chain Gang.

They Arc Trembling for Fear of the
Chain Gang.
OAKLAND, GAL, Oct. 19.-The Indus.
trials quartered in the tent at Eighth
and Franklin streets are trembling for
fsar OF the chain gang, which has been
threatended, and General Kelley is of
the opinion that the council has already
lecretly formulated an ordinance to
establish chain gang.
1t is stated that the army is getting
ready to move toward Los Angsles, and
is only awaiting the arriyal OF Mira.
General Smith from the south to take
command. Mrs. Smith is the woman
who led the Industrisls out of 0 iklsnd
last summer and left them OF Sacra-
mento after the split up. She has not
since been heard OF until now. A FORM
DR. member OF the army said yesterday ::
''It won't do for the Iudustriels to get
too near Los Angeles. Business is live
ly down there and they may have to go
TO work"
Kelley is on the lookout for recruits
now. He has tried to get DR.. Smith,
but it is understood that he is in Eng :
land. An attempt has also been made
to get Harker again, but he has Job
with the railroad and declines to leave
it, and the statement ia now made that
Kelley himeelf has been notified that
his old position was still open. for him,
but he prefers being general.