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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
HOW 70 Oaean Mating.

In taking care of m%ting it is not
well to wash it often. When it does
need Frightening up, boil together for an
hour quarts Of bran and Of water.
Strain this, pressing all moisture out Of
the bran. Add 3 quarts Of cold water
and 2 tablespoonfuls Of sal to the strain
ed mixture. Wash the mating thorough
ly with this and rub dry with clean
cloth. The result is assured to be graft
tying.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
I6ClsgEoItg.

A praise and testimony meeting will
be tho nature of the service in the
\. NJ. G. A. rooms this afternoon at
4:30 p. N. All men will receive a
hearty welcome.
Scottsyille Baptist Church, the Rev.
f. H. Martin pasior-Suuday school
at $3.50 q. NJ, Mr.. w. H. Rodman.
superintendent. Preaching by the
pastor ut ii a. m aud s p. M. Special
meeting of the nembera of the church
at 3:30 p. IN.
st. Johns Church. Rev. j. d, Pow.
ell. rector Morning prayer and ser
mon, II O'Clock. No evening service.
st. Stephens Sunday school, Cot
tsge Place y. M,
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A North Carolina uurderTriaI.

WESTON, \. c., August 9.-Tho
trial OF Arthur Tuttle for the murder
OF Policeman Wicker. last May, opened
here to day. Congressman Settle is
one OF three lawyers representing til.
defendant and District Attorney Glenn
appears for the State. Twenty wit
nesses will be examined for the State.
-Four were introduced this morning
and the evidence OF each WAS dsmag.
aging to tins prisoner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

are not unnKe tine typical ranch any.
where i'll the west, and many Of our ami
mails range on the government land and
are rounded up every year and branded {"
DO you travel alone?''
always. l have never yet found any,
Inconvenience in it, and never feel the
want Of SO called protector I am
amply able to take care of myself. 49,
Denver Republican.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
a New order bcInsti,u,ed.

The Ancient Essenick Order, which
claims to be one of the oldest secret or
mystic orders in the world, is being
organized In Portsmouth by j. w.
Campbell. deputy organizer. Those
who have had the mysteies of the ordor
communicated to them speak of 1t in
the highest terms. The mem bership
committee is composed of number OF
prominent citi2enR
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Finance Committee Consider
Che Telephone QRcsti0n

The finance committee had before
them on Tuesday night Messrs Brown
and Kelvin, the gentlemen who wanted
to establish telephone company in
this city. The propagation made by
them was fayorably considered, and the
committee was very much Impressed
with 1t. They will hold another meet.
ing Monday night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Yesterday morning slight fire oc
Cured at Scottsville iu the woodhouse
OF Mr.. James Gaskins. 1t seems that
his neighbor was burning some straw
to Kill chicken lice when it set fire to
MIR. Gnskins' woodhouse, which is next
door. The neighbors put it out with.
out much trouble.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
ARRESTED FOR slGAMY.
A Georgia Woman Locked Up for
Having Two Husbands.


Having Two Husbands.
CHATTANOOGA, August 9. - Two
months ago woman giving her name
MS Miss Ole Ray, Of Rochester, n. T.,
came here and soon mado the acquuint
ance OF Andrew j. Moore, who mad a
short time previously beeu granted ii
divorce from his wife on the ground If
Intidelity. After short acquaintance
Moore and the Ray woman were mar.
ried July 10th last, aud July 3lst lie
created a local sensation by driving
her from his home.
She left the city, but not before
papers for divorce had been eerved
upon her.
To day 1t was learned that the woman
known as Miss Oiar Ray was Mrs.
Green Miller. who had deserted hus
band and two children living at Ring
gold, Ga. When Moore discarded her
she returned to live with Miller, who
has determined to prosecute the woman
for bigamy. She vas arrested to
night on that charge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
md heath of Young Vim. G. Muir
dnuph.

Scarcely had our readers finished
reading ubout the accident on the
Ocean View Railroad aud we're speak
ing about what u wonderful thing 1t
was that no one should have been
Killed. before another announcement
was made that young VIM. &. Murdaugh,
son of Judge q. w. Murdaugh, had
been found buried under a oar ON the
road and was a corpse. The news was
gently broken to the aged father, who
IL company with his son and some
friends went TO the scene of the dis.
aster und brought the remains to the
undertaking establishment of w. Is.
Johnson.
The body was examined by Drs.
Butt, Parrish, Robertson and Grice.
They found the breast boue broken;
i've ribs on the right side wer. frac
tured. and the upper jaw bone was
broken. Tho remains were then pre-
pared for burial and were carried to
the residence Of his father, on Craw-
ford street.
Willie was bright youth, of about
10 years, and bid fair 80 make his
mark in this world. He entered the V.
Nd. L. last year III tho third class and
succeeded In passing q most excellent
examination, and would have entered
the second class mex! fall. He was be-
loved by oil his schoolmates and his
friends at home were numerous.
The accident has cast q gloom over
the entire community, aud the afflicted
parents have the sympathy of oil who
know them.
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at o'clock from the residence
OF his parents, 222 Crawford street,
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overcome bv the s,c,t.

Yesterday morning colored man
named Nathan Pelap, living in Nor
folk, but eugaged in unloading a rail.
road barge ut the Atlantic and Dauville
Railroad whnrf, was overcome by the
heat. DIR. =. l.. Culpepper was sent
for and applied restoratiyes, but at last
accounts the man WIS in precarious
condition.
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missionary Meeting.

The Missionary Society of Wright
Memorial Church will hold its meeting
this afternoon at o'clock. Misses
Allie Ieigenhein and Eva Smith will
aing duet, and Niles Evelyn Robert
son will render several recitations.
Misses Jennie Bushnell and Hattie
Summers will also sing several selec
tions and recitation will DO given by
Mr.. Geo. Scott. The exercises will be
Of very interesting character, and a
pleasant time may be expected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Messrs. Levy il Jacobs beg to an.
nonnce to the public that in connec.
ton with thsir immense line of men.
boy aud children snits (Which thew are
selling Mt cut rate tigures), they slso
carry large line of night shirts. neg
ligee shirts, bathing suits and Sweet.
Orr overails. Rem EN- Dor the plsce.
LEVY Il JACOBS,
1Do High STRAIT
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1,imes Have Changed.

Most of the iron and steel works Rre
crowded with orders. They are rather
different from those they took from the
calamity bosses the last election or two.
Philadelphia Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Improve your health and secure your
comfort by taking daily trip over the
vestibnle electric TO Port Norfolk. Re.
duced fars to cents each way; sixty.
ak trains between Portsmouth aud
Fort Norfolk. Secure lot ct Port
norfolk before prices advance. The
Southern railway is coming.
Al. w. MASON,
General Manager.
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Funeral or Var. sr,,bs., w.,.c

The funeral of Mr.. Michael Welscb
took place yesterday afternoon from
ST. Pauls Catholic Church. TUe ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. Thomas
>. Brady. The remains were inferred
in ST. Paul's Cemetery,
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Important Noricr.

There is no necessity for going else.
whore to purchase Clothing We are
closing out our stock at almost your
own price, 80 we can start next season
IN our new store with nothing but new
goods. Bresauer Il Anthony, ia
High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

One hundred rolls new mating re.
ceived 30 day. Neat. handsome patterns
very cheap. Call to see it. Carpets
rugs. oil cloth, otc., at j. 8. Crawford 9
Furniture house.
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catching. burning. scaly and crusty skin
and scalps OF Infants cleauael aud healed
ana quiet sloep restored by Johnaon's ORR
cakos rs ats.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

~ dozen OF misses boys and chill
aren's hose. at &c per pair. regular
price i5c. These will be sold villa
they last, but at &c they will go fast
They are extra values ut regular price
A. j. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall, High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
Pas. Hone Of Reooyorx.

Governor Mckinley has been made .
doctor of laws by Allegheny college.
Too late. His own law is past doctoring.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11
COLO nann,iii's for Hnrgn,ns.

What's the good of anything? Moth.
iDg-unless 1t is an umbrella this
weather. The beat are sold Mt Q. Il.
Welton L Co.'S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

ID. V. GAsKINs, funeral director and
EN- bnlmer, 6l0 Middle street, Ports.
mouth. Va. Residence 500 Court
street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-11

Have you consulted DR.. Week in re.
ference to your eyes? If not, don't fail
50 Gee him. f II Gals.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-01
The SOUTHERN
-t-==sa-~-r ~hg-4.,Ey1
sss ! te4sas.
PACIFIC COMPANY.

Commencing saturday Nov =
leave ReHa as follows: s:2S n ID.
I&sty Atlantic s<HuXrss. trains for
IL smaIu ucea. fsa:tae y 2untnin, Falls
staac. ss-deR.aHI 3lb-t. Carries only firsL
class passengers through and local.
Dining ear To Ogden,
4.$sG . FL. -a,aits Pacific Express
train far frncker, eacraunentO hen
ecia and ssaa Francisco, arriving at
& :lJ II, IA. I Onue~tica at sacramento
AT cas- a. III. witi. ttt New 9riea.ss
'xpre-S fer Fresno, santa barbara,
Los Angeles. san Eie@0. also ~ S:lo
p m.far StstGsand aud lAmIshts Laud .
nag.
for E5Inea;t-@a, Hattie Hfouaeain
P~aii~ale. &@3rsG u1As>G%a. Carrie.
first and second class passenger.
I0cai and shrOn&n.
Pa y. n. zs~ai!y-Facifc Express
train for skosc-iiie, junction. Sacra-
ecsa arri Wing at .. 10 a. RIA. Connect.
at sacramento with train leaving
at 1925 Il. IN. fer StocEt0m.
SaE jose, san Francisco. Fresno, 40.
Angeles san GiesO:a and East. via New
Orleans; at 1850 IA. I'll. for Williams.
willows and Eedding: at 50 D "a
for Ned Ruff and at 1850 D. Bt, for
MarysvIlie, Chico, Reddin-, Portland
! and Puget sound points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-01
QUICK TIME, CHEAFEATES

Daily Impress and Passenger trrSr
laaiSe prompt CONNECTIONS with In
several ratirou6 lines IN ne sast.
Fssiaan tNn,sr~ Sleeping Cars S.>d
ioaripis' o1eesiDE Car a.rvctss ia al
trains. Dining Cara arta~sa~6 ts Ta>s
mail trains aeswe~a .osLe% and 9s-
den.
Tirker. -osA. sleeping err tertoe ~e-
e rsd. soJ orsss4s. 5nfornpats0o SisSh
ga a~ps.liHAttam 90
H.. /. FIELD. AG'I,
R1.HO OtPO1.
T Il. GOODMAN,
CEN. o&SS. ACT.
RachAsr csAy, CEN. TsM %kkC-
AAs YRAStIS.O, Cal.
The herald., 1895-07-14
PLEASURES At LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, July 13.-.Ths outing
season at this seaside resort is we'll under
way. Its continuance to late date in the
fail will OF course depend chiefly upon
the kind of weather that prevails during
the month of September and into Octo-
Der. Ono thing is certain, whenever there
is "beach weather" anywhere on this
southern coast it is to be found at Long
Beach. Without disparaging any other
seaside resort it may truthfully be SAID
that nature performed some Of her best
work when she created the beach which
stretches for six miles along the coast at
this place, in front OF Long Beach and
Alamitos townsites. Here is where surf
bathing is enjoyed in absolute perfection.
The breakers and swells are strong enough
and big enough to make business lively
for everybody who encounters them. but
seldom so unruly as to be Objectionable,
even to an amateur swimmer Beneath
the water is the perfectly smooth floor.
with not lump to be stumbled over nor
a hole to be fallen into. This gentle slop-
ing of the beach opviates the strong un-
| dertow so common in the ocean where
| the beach is very abrupt.
| But the big rush is yet to come. Be-
| ginning with the assembling Of the South
0rn California Chautauqua. of which
| Long Beach Is the cnosen home, the town
will assume livelier appearance than it
has for year or more. Immediately fol-
lowing the assembly, which closes July
| 25th the regular annual camp meeting
will open public exercises at the old stand
which com prises the tabernacle and the
surrounding grounds. After the camp
meeting other attractions of public ma
ture will be offered and so on to the end
| OF the season.
| Notes and Personals
The city fathers have removed the Ii.
cense tai burden from the Chinese fruit
and vegetable venders, whereat there il
rejoicing among those useful citizens.
Alex Aikman, manager of the batt
house, has secured the services of th'
local orchestra for music on TIE beacf
every day, to begin Monday. In future
there will also be an orange race OH tn
beach for children every Saturday.
Miss Lura Bacon of this place was vel
coined by hosts of friends on her return
home from college at Eureka. ILL.,, wher
she has been for nearly year.
The social and entertainment at tn
elegant home of Hon. H. Z. Dillon, q
Signal hill, Friday night. was most en-
ioyable affair. 1t was attended not oDl,
by persons living in that immediat
The herald., 1895-07-14
SANTA barbara ARRIVALS

7 SANTA BARBARA July 13.-The sum-
mer Of 1895 opens with bright promises
and auspicious prospects for the county
of Santa Barbara in general and the Chan
mel City in particular. No one who has
not apent season in this city can form
Just conception OF our peerless climate
sublime scenery, beautiful attractions and
the bOundless enjoyment attending
a summer in our midst. Indeed, the ad-
vantages of this locality are so far-famed
that during the present month visitors
have come from foreign climes and from
the different states of the Union for a
period of recreation and amusement. The
stranger finds suitable accom- m odations
at the Arlington hotel, where he may
plan for two weeks outing at anv Of the
following points: The hot springs on
the mountains east of the city for sulphuf
baths possessing curative properties, rare
fed atmosphere of a high elevation, a
glorious view of the channel and surroun-
ding country. and the elegant service OF
| a tirst-class hotel; Santa Cruz island for
sublime rock formations along the banks
The herald., 1895-07-14
ENJOYING LIFE At CORONADO

CORONADO, July 18th Coronado
Beach summer school has now 109 pupils
enrolled, the lecture and work rooms pre-
sent an animated appearance and the edu-
Gators in attendance are passing a pleas
ant and profitable month here.
One of the summer school pupils
travelled 225 miles by bicycle to become
student under President Holbrook. his
former master.
Miss S. M. Abbott and Mrs. F. M. Bots
ford are Los Angeles guests here. Miss
Abbott has exhibited some very hand
some art work during her stay.
Mrs. Edna Smell Poulson of San Fran
cisco visited Coronado during her South
ern California trip.
DR.. and Mrs. R. o. Barber OF South
Riverside accompanied by Mrs. G. A.
Cover. have been guests at Hotel de
Coronado for few days. DIR. Barber is
one of tho Southern California Railroad
company's surgeons.
w. H. Boole, San Francisco, manager
of the Ibarra Mining company, stopped a
few days at the hotel en- route to tho
mines. Mrs. Boole occupies snite at
the Coronado during her husbands
absence.
Among the group of Los AngeIsnos row
man, Mrs. Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Enturstle. Miss Eta Bicknell, Miss Ellen
Bidwell, James G. Horgan and Sam B..
Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Posener Of Santa
Ana occupied one of the handsome bridal
! suites at the hotel the past week.
! San Francisco is well represented at the
hotel this season. On Friday morning
the yacht Lurline brought in John d.
Charles NJ. Shortridse, proprietor Of the
| San Francisco Gail. and William Cunning.
ham of the Bank of California. Mrs.
Spreckels and children and pMrs. Short
ridge and children preceded the yacht,
coming some weeks ago by rail. MI
and Mrs. Cornelius O'Connor and two
! daughters are also summering here The
| young ladies are unusually fine swim
mers. Mrs. ]. Lugsdin and family have
been here since the early summer. Mrs.
James Hogg and two children are passing
number Of weeks here. Little Marguerite
Stafford, daughter of W. G Stafford. who
is here with her mother. and Mrs. e. ]
Herring, is one OF the bellies of the house
Mrs. William Costello, Alice Costello
Frank Costello and J. V. Costello arr
among the more recent arrivals from tina
city, also Mrs. O. G. Pratt and 0. Q
and child. Mrs. E. P. Gray. who witt
her husband is resident guest here, ha
returned from n visit in the city, accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. E. P. Jordan
Mrs. Laura g. Riddell and two sons o
San Diego are spending the month @
July here. Mrs. Riddell has held for som
time past the position of assistant supe.
intendent of schools for San Diego county
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Roy Dodworth 9
Pasadena are visiting Mr.. Dodworth'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen bod worth
also of Pasadena, who are here for th
| SEASON.
The herald., 1895-07-14

the life Of any group fortunate enough
TO have them among them.
Colonel ]. NJ. Morehead Of Santa clara.
the Californian who represents the beau
ideal OF gallantry.
There are also Mr.. and Mrs. W, B. Will
shire OF Golden Gate. known all over the
land for their hospitality. They have lust
returned from Coronado and will remain
for the season.
The Golden Gate has also another BILE
representative in Mrs. r. d. Shepherd ::
and st. Louis Mrs. u. ]. Cote and fam.
friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Best of Chicago are
at the motel and enjoying its hospitality.
Peter Martin and Alfred Wilcox of San
FRANCISCO seem to lead the young gallants.
The beautiful Misc Daisy Van Ness.
charming Miss Ethel Kinney entertaining
Miss Brakeman. and winning Miss 7. r.
Scottare leading the young women's set.
Those who like the gaiety of life beside
the sea in summertime, its tonic effects
ana at the same time home to retire to
when fatigued with the days sport wisely
rent cottage, and this year there are
superb galaxy of them, who are ENJOYING
life to their hearts content. Among
@ them may be mentioned Senator and
Mrs. g.. M. White and family, who are
street. -
Dr.. and Mrs. Birney Of Denver. on
ocean avenue, with the ocean always in
View.
The herald., 1895-07-14

Mrs. F. W. Rosenthal and Mss @.
Rosenthal are recent arrivals from st.
Louis.
DR.. Eliza Mosher, the well-known pby.
sician of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting
coronado in connection with the summer
school work.
The family of H. A. Blodgett, cashier
OF the Kern County bank. Bakersfield.
are visiting at Captain Burnap's. on the
Ell Paso is represented at the hotel bv
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Pew.
Mrs. E. LIE Neve Foster and son. O, L..
NJ. Foster, have come from Denver to
enjoy Coronado's sea breezes.
Miss Harriet N. Morris OF BROOKLYN. N.
r.. widely known throughout the east
as an educator, IL visiting her cousin.
Mrs. ]. L. Hizar.
Mrs. Charles S. Gleed, whose husband
i solicitor OF the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe, is guest at the hotel with nor
child and maid. Mr.. Gleed accompanies
President Cheney ofthe San Diego Land
and Town company, in bis tour of the
coast.
!. A surf dip before breakfast is one of the
popular fads of the day at Cor onado.
Upwards of 5000 visitors came across tn
Coronado on Sunday last. many of the
mum Der being excursionists from Los
Angeles and vicinity. This hop at the
hotel on the eveningAo the eth was one
OF the most dressy dances OF the season.
The handsome and elaborate toilets of the
ladies' lsnt artistic coloring TO the scene.
The herald., 1895-07-14

vicinity. but by smany from Long Beach
and Alamitos.
Miss Ora Ball. niece of Mrs. Higbie Of
the Seaside inn, is slowly recovering from
her recent illness.
Q. P. Dandy, clerk of the Los Angeles
board of education, is here for the season.
The new oEcers of the Golden Rule
church will be publicly installed SUNDAY
at II o'clock in Macca bee hall.
Miss Mamie Bradish. who has been
visiting Mrs. F. W. Stevens, returned to
her home. Everett. Wash.
The Charles sisters are now snugly To-
Gated in the Roberts cottage.
A. F. Anderson and family of Marv-
vile. n. D.. are enjoying the climate.
William Schilling is proud of having
caught forty-six barracuda during one
fishing matinee.
Rev. f. Pomeroy of Los Angeies is in
haling the salt seq air. listening to what
the wild waves are saying and congratu-
latlng himself ON having exchanged the
wickedness of Southern California's 8
metropolis for the holy calm which per-
vades this moral and religious commun-
ity.
Mrs. Mary E. Hart of Los Angeles vis-
tied her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of
Downey. who are tenting on the beach.
Samuel McCollum and wife, from Mem
phis. Tenn, find the sea air and the surf
bathing. here vastly superior to anything
in that line away down on the Mississippi
river.
The Terminal company announce / late
The herald., 1895-07-14

train to Los Angeles Monday night leav-
ing Long Beach after the Chautauquan
exercises.
The following visitors are from San
Francisco: F. H. Hunter, Mrs. DR..
Palmer, Mrs. H. M. Bacon,iT. A. Brown.
George W. Meade. Miss Carrie Meade,
Miss Alice Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. Epper-
A. l.. Grimes are here for the season.
]. W. Lewis of Redlands and o. P.
Payne of Santa Ana also adorn the
beach.
From FArtesia come Misses Ida Stores
and Grace Rea From Ontario L.. b. To-
bias, H. X. Shields. From Pasadena w.
E. buckingham, f. B. Surge.
G. W. Park halls from Sioux City, Ia,
K. W. Whitney from Lansing, Ia, Edith
6. Beamer comes from Riverside to the
seaside.
A. H. Mason and W. B. Mason from
bra: D. l.. Clamper from Santa
Ana; F. D. Bailey, New Milford, Conn.,.
a region that is said to produce crops OF
larger and better wooden nutmegs than
are raised even in Southern California.
0. A. Bristol finds the air here more
coEgenial than that Of his beautiful home
city, Pasadena.
The following visitors are sojourning at
the Woodbne, on Chestnut street: Mrs.
Alice Hill, Mrs. A. A. Wright, Miss Mol
lie Bur1 holder, Pasadena; Mrs. Albert
Wheatland, Mr.. Earl Wheatland, Whittier;
Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Indiana; Mrs. Lucia
Brady. Whittier; Mrs. ]. b. Terry. Los
| Angeles; Mrs. La Com pte. Pasadena; Miss
Anna l.. Leland. Mrs. Campbell, Los An
geles.
AT the Seaside tho following from Lot
Angeles: Mrs. B. F. Patrick, F. Willow.
ard. H. Mills, F. H. Hughes, E. h. Kel
lum. D. c. Lewis. 7. A. Sanborn, F. c.
Wood, Miss Emma Cox, Ruth Smith,
| Theo. NJ. Carpenter. Ida E. Carpenter
Lillian ID. Carpenter, E. B. Root, George
r. Greene.W E. Rowley. d. Upthegrove
E. G. Perkins. Mrs. Robert A. Woods
Miss Pearl Harbeson. CHARLES TaAand, G.
| H. Halleck, J. L. Grant.