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commanded by her Majesty 10 invite
him. etc. Etiquetto. Of course. both in
Diplomatic and social circles, decrces that
such an invitation cancels all previous
Gcments.
A TE-IDlALER.
II fs announced to-day, with some show
OF authority. that the Queen has been
a strict teetotaler for three years past.
She had been accustomed an her iifc
until then 10 use wine and spirits SPAR
inely. and was induced 20 try the expert
mont Of abstcntion 10 see II it would
have a beneficial effect with regard TO
tho painful affection OF the knees ana
legs from which she suffers.
SUGAR INTERESTS.
The unhappy economic condition or
the British West Indies has encouraged
sugar ro0nors here who have been badly
hit by the foreign bounty system. 10 ar
tcmpt 10 revive the anti-bOunty agita-
tion. which was rampant seven years
aro. When the Tories were out of
power, they ccquet-ed with the sugar
interest. and even subsidized prOics-
sional agitat0rs. TO keep the movement
going. When the Tories came into
office. thoy found the question an awk-
ward one 20 deal with politically, but
they were too deeply pledged 20 shelre
~ altogether. and very reluctantly they
brought IN bin. which, II IL had pass
Cd. would have given them power 10
impose cOur'crvailing duties. The Lib
erals strenuously opposed tho bill. ana
as q section OF IT'S own supporters az the
same time threatened 10 bolt. the GOV
eminent had 20 withdraw tho measure.
Since then very little has been heard OF
the bounty question. and the agitation
was regarded as dead. NOW 81 ia an-
nounced that Colonial Secretary Cham
ucrlall has decided 20 appoint "a royal
comml sion 20 Inquire into the causes
of The economic crisis. ana. as this is
largely Gue 20 the Improbable sugar
industry renners here assume that tho
inquiry is primarily intended 20 deal with
tho bounty hucstl0n.
This. however ls grca. mistake. The
surar-b0unty question may be included
within the scope OF the commission
inveslrau0ns. but Mr. Chamberlain
main object is TO signalize his term OK
tenure 40 the Colonial Once by reyiving
tho prosperity OF Encands ancient West
Indian colonies. and this be believes can
only De done by q complete economic
revolution. j. is under TODD that ne
ls convinced that the system of govern
mclf and land tenure require radical
alterations 10 bring them into lne with
modern progress. Iie has cn idea that
the announcement or peasant pro-
prietary, which IS quietly, but none tne
less effectively. altering the social and
economic condition of ireland. would 90
sons good ln the Nsst Indies. Al an
events ho Us determined to ascertain
why tie West Indies. OF an Engiand's
colonial possessions. have stood still. The
Liberals arc inclined TO suspect sir.
Chamberlain of uiterior motives, which
he fears al present 10 divuieo. but this,
there SIS good reason 20 believe. does
the Colonial Secretary injustice.
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gEL.GEIPHIc BRhyIrIhs.


Frank Johnson Uoiorel) was hanged
III Columbia. T.rn.. Friday for tle muir
dor OF tu.f.q Eve. whom he killed Au-
..,.t De-. .s- and afferward robbed of
,-,....-
l.e e-'ii' IIiNt OF .'' i-'a1 '''s ''"
'-NI.i nii--- -t-.i.a company WIS "'
..i- 'f .l'- 4"'
a- 'i''',-' lN."i'' VICE. o"'s 81 '.''
NNl'i mon .i' '"Io"A OUT ol employ
meAl Dy lA- -ie.
The report sent ONT from Denver that
the Anaconda Mining Company had given
notice 10 its employees that cut ln
WAGES OF from 81 .8 90 $500 "a day would
~, into effect ON the lst OF December
.mf4If. l..i.d
..'..l ""..-ih stump hilea 9ialo
.i.-. "l ii'i''Ioi -ii..' WHO Ai
N'.- "'i'.'' si". lHe iiih. 5itile ID
-'A Ailit.i i' -.'" "'h Is. a." tlr
''.'iA 'iip 81. 4i-i' ne refused % tAlN
'-i'-.5 jus ''' ""4 '-' ''-'''
ln Louisville Judge Ioncy hos refused
io grant new trial ll tna case " tne
I."l-'iI..u 'I.' 'pHnrl ana Mayor,
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Insurgents Said 70 BE Waiting TO Intercept
Him on the Wny.

KEY WEST. Nov. 2s-Passengers by
the steamer Olivctte tonight report that
Wcylor left Havana last night for Ma
rlel going by steamer. II is reported that
5000 Insurgents are waiting on the road
% Mariol % intercept and give him
battle
One hundred and forty-three prisoners
wore dep0rted to-day. Scventy-nine were
Nanig0e's and the balance suspects.
Fourteen were arrested yesterday. tried
by drumhcad court-marual, convicted,
and sentenced to-day
Passengers also report that Orna Mel
ton is very sick ard very ill treated.
Eight hundred wounded Spanish soldiers
were brought into Havana yesterday
O.. B. Ponlieton arrived in this city to-
night. lie claims there was nothing ir-
regular I'm hts passports. The Spanish
officials simply wanted 10 detain him on
account OF his bringing important dis
patches 10 tlis city.
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KANSAS CITY. NO. Nov. 2s-This
was the colQest day bon any November
since the establishment OK The Weather
Bureau in this city. nine years ago. At
3 O'Clock this morning the mercury stood
only degrees above zero. The next low
temperature went down to g degrees above
zero hy the Weather Bureau. INSTRUMENTS
in exposed places ON the streets rcel tered
zero. There was just enough bright
sunshine to-day 10 deceive tho "oldst sct-
tier" Throughout Kansas ana most of
uI SOUR. fl weather is reported.
There has been no general storm but
snow has fallen JOB some parts OF Kansas.
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WEYLER's .sLLEGLD LOSSES.
One of Maceo's Aides Corrects a Report OF
an Engagement.

=
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-lieutenant Jose
Felix Rios. one OF Maceos aides. arrived
M the office Of the cuban Juuta to-
dav. with dispatches from his chief. lie
denies the story. telegraphed from Jack
sonville the other day. that Captain
General Weylcr had lost two thousand
men during his march through the pro-
vince OF Pinar del Rio recently by dyna-
mite trains and guns. ie says a battle
fought early I'm October was mistaken
for the engagement with Woy ler's troops,
the details Of the two battles being al
most Identical. The alleged loss on tho
occasion OF the October fight is said TO
have been 2.0o0 Spanish. and 20 Cubans.
under General Melquizo and General
MaceO.
Or. Joaquin de Castillo. sub-dolegate
20 tho Cuban Junta, who is accused OF
having aided and abetted tho steamship
Laurada nlibustering expedition 20 Cuba
IN Nav last. waived an examination be-
fore Commissioner Shields this morning.
and was hold for the grand jury under
$3.50 bail
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ASIAsUEfNCE SENSATION.


PHILADELPHIA. NOv. pa sensa-
ton was created % Insurance and IMAM
c.ll circles to-day. whom, simultaneously
with the fling Of q bin ia equity ln inc
Common Pleas Court by q number ot
jo.nt-st0ck Insurance c0mpanies. war
rants for the arrest OF nve officers OF
the iyylssaLickel Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. OF this city. were issued oy
Magistrate Jermon.
The warrants are based on an ATM
dayit sworn 20 before the magistrate BY
BarlOns ID. Evans, chief clerk OK the
Insurance Department OF Pennsylvania
and they were placed In the hands OF
en- officer 70 be served. Tne andavit
charges l.. y. lands, l.. ID. Eg1ert,
r. IL. Auebach. J. NJ. Harley. and A.
T.. Catlcart. IN March, I>5. with having
entered into a conspiracy 70 fraudu-
lentiy procure charter for the Wlssa-
hlckcn Company IL further charges
no accused with committing perjury
in connection herewith.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The ocean
eflemshiD Company's new steamer Ia
Grando Ducbcssc which arrived here on
Tie afternoon OBJ fHe -IIl lnftaof from
Newport News. and which is 20 ply be-
tween Now York ard Savannah. cleared
this afternoon for the latter port pass
irc out at Quarantine 0f 40 -. n. She
had not PASSED out al Sandy Hook lp 10
$3.50 j. M. and probably VIII not sal
t0-nfrht. as heavy foG prevails In this
vicinity. accompanied by rain. The vef-
II II In commanl " C-n---u I-uIon.
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that tho delegates will include some or the
best practical nnanciers ia the country.
Des Moines Commercial Exchange Will be
represented hy It's president, W. \. PARK.
and q. NJ Reynolds. Cleveland Will sond
j. q. Coles and T.. A. Angel. The Ain-
neapolis Chamber Of Commerce has wired
that on account of the date u can send
no delegates. but the city Will be repre-
sented through her Board OF Trade. Co
umbus. o.. viii send delegates. but they
have not yet been selected. Detroit and
81. Louis wired that their delegates would
be UTC-oUf.
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Minister rnnner.. N...lnn-

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. nov. 2s.-
Honolulu. Nov. I.-(Corres sDondcnce OF
Southern Association Press. pcr steam
ship Australla.-It IS generally stated
hcro on what seems 10 be- excellent ID
fhoriry that Minister CooDers mission FL.
washington Is 10 assist Resident Minister
Hatch IN negotiations of q tr,afy o-
annexation 10 the United States with
President Cleveland.
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LONDON. nov. - The phyficiars n
Uali0way jall have pronounced tle leal'u
% Dr. J. J.. Jameson the leaeer ~ tho
srrnnsv1al raid who is undergoing Il sen
tcnce OF fifteen months imprisonment. %
De very precarluus. The uhyticldns have
previously reported that Dr. jameson .
health was being greatly impaired ~ MS
ronfuemeur hut have not heretofore ad-
roltfed he vas ln a critical condition
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And DO hesehy further certify that as
clerA or ne huckinch8m County Court
END as sl,h' eN-cicio clerk 20 the COM
mfsioneis OF Election o. buckingham
county Virginia. ] prepared Tho abstract
OF votes Tor member cf Conrress. which
was forwarded 20 the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth Of The Stale OF Virginia.
from said county on the 1th day Of No-
Vember 1895. in which abstract no votes
are recorded as ,ast for J. Yost bat I e-g
votes are recorded ns cast for Jacob
iost whereas in fact. lis3 votes appear
from the poli-books 70 have been cast fos
]. Yost and 80 votes FOR Jake Iost FOR
psmber OF Congress. and also cerrify
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
MrArntN lnrErAsr

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. -s.-Fore-
cast for sunday:
VIRGINIA and North Carolina. showers.
followed By clearing in western poruons'
f...i,failv colder. cold wave If fle N
terror. southerly winds. becoming north
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
rrrss nrrusNs INcoMrIrrr,
Nine Countio. Vet 20 BE Heard from-Wih
Nnl AMI tnn I.n.ull.

Sine Counties Vet 60 BE Heard iron-"ii
Nof Ancrt tho Result.
GALVESTON. TEN, Nov &.-The state
canyagsire BolrI. composed OF the Gov
ernor Comptroller and Secretary Of State
has canvaes,l the vote FOR Presidential
electors u 40 but nine counties. Inc
largest y0ta for an individual ti'rtof oA
tbe ticket in each county CAS- taken from
Tho official count shows the ioii'"'ne i--
-suia.
rf,an ana sewau 2' a-3. Mckinley AMI
Hobart. l.l M Bryan and watson. ''.''.
Palmer and Buckner. $3.50. lowering ana
Johnson I.....
Sine counties whose estimated total
vote will reach 900. have nNt nrrn he'tt
f.oln and ar. not Included Boa the above.
40 vote Tor Mckinley ani Hobart ei't-
tors was received from Lime zone ana
kaufman counties. lipllti.i Ieiul ii.,
iouever. give Mckinley and Hobart. l.lij
cfas In Iimsuone and LII in kaufman.
lowa'- Oa.cial Vote.
DIES MONIES. IA. Nov. . The official
count of Iowa s. presidential VOTE COM
Mckinley 5000. Bryan. 2Z3.til: Palmer.
f-Il. IeEDrinr. 1.la-. Bentley lNalonlI,
3. Matcher (Slc.t LaDoD, 49, Nc
Knieys majority. yll3o; Mchinleys piu-
raiity, J5.la-.
Idabo'- Vote.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO. Nov. 2'.-Tho
vote OF Idaho. canvasscd yesterday by
the state Board. was a5 follows. Bry-
an. 8la2 Mckinley. 6a-i, Eryan's plu-
rallty. BH1. Prohibition vote. lh. Vote
on cqual-sunrase amcnlment-For. 1915.
against. 62.2, majority Tor amendment.
5ssf.
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ntNCrOF 4HEHMOMETER.

TIE following was the RANGE q ihs
thermofncfer at The Times orieo lsster-
s T.. NJ. II. Z. IL. ". midnight. -.
Average u.
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GOV. O'FERRALL'S ANSWER
To The Petition for KandamuS Of ].
YOSt 10 Tho Supreme Court.
4 THOROUGH AID ABLE DOCUMENT.
The Governor 0uotes Profusely from Au-
thorities 30 show That the Board of
Canvasscr- Erred in Its Action-He
Insists That "a Mandamus VIII Lie.


Governor Ofcrral' Who' as H'''D''
Of tne Board OF slate Canvasscrs. dis
,.... 49,. ....,.u 80 .h,. ho5v in
..,.. 80 n
~""i1'Ns d" oe'''''1"'9 "a
j.. Flood as TcpresentatlYc OF lNe 1'N'"
congressional district IN the House Of
,,...........,.... 90 cha. r-.,,el states. yes
.t.rt %
tcrcay afternoon Aleu va" '"o
the Supreme Court Of Appeals his answer
90 ,,. nc,i,ion OF l. Yost FOR q writ OF
.,.. r,o,-s ~ award
anus ~ -.
tae ceruncate 10 'Ae sA43 -'S~
The answer covers the WIole sIOuAu
t- . .hc-o..~b manner. and quotes pro-
s,,sSi,, fro,, authoritcs 10 prove that
80. t,,,~l .r-ld in refusing % accept tho
or-,,a.l abstract OF the commissioners
~ t,,,,t,fn.tan, county. The document IS
a. fof.,,,s.
..,,,. ,.).,,r-r,,-or,s ANSWER
''i- ...,. -
Ia the supreme Oo@i' ~
Virginia o.r,...,,i
lne answer Ol ~''.'- 30 al, ,,,e-,,.
boAtln9f OF h -'ii.'' anna -
bcr Of the hoari Oh Sla'o 04''I' ....-'. '..'.s
the IeuuoA anu aiA'"De~ p-''''0''
j. lost, foi "Ii' OF Hi-'i'I .9' ,-.,,
This respondent ans "oI'l5 -oi H.'l's 20
because clssen-lns rom .-e "Ir'o.. ,-,,-. ~,
majority OF st.u D'''"' N"' a. -.
iuc -.l Gay ol NOV 'l"D''' '''o N, 80
The fourth Monday iu sAlu Hon'"l' 1Do
said Board CAN pre-ent except lAe AlloI-
uey-GeneIau met in pursuance or law at
the omce of the Secretary or tne COM
Wonwcalth for the purpose or c,lhNaAslHs
the result Of the tlaClou hcld li StiA
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- Nnne ar. Cnnference.

INDIANApOI IND. Nov. 2s.-An-
swcrs TO the Beard OF Trade invitation ;Or
the Monetary Conference next week con-
time 10 come in T4ailiy. and n u -SsiIrsd
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AMERICAN FLAG IN TURKEY.
Secretary Olney Denies a Statement
Made by Miss KimOall.
STARS And STRIPES PROTECTED Her,
Despite Her Assertion That Only the En-
ciish Flag is Eespected-several In
stances Illustrating the Compare
tive Security of Americans.

WASHINGTON. .. c.. Nov. 2s.-sec-
rotary Olncy gave TO the S. A. p. to-day
the following:
"Tho state Department authorizes the
statement that the assertion made by
Or. Cyrus Hamlin :ha. American women
in Haskeui fed from massacre, not hnd-
ing protection unds- the American hag
e. mistake. that the hog was neither
furlod nor insulted at that point and that
not an American man. woman or child
was az Haskcui during the massacre.
MISS KIMBkLLs STORY.
Equally unfoundod IS the statement
recently made in Chickering Hall by Miss
IT. Grace Kimball that only the English
flag is respected in Turkey. During the
massacre az Constantirople. she hurried
by ether Tags and FOUND protection under
her own lag and the escort Of the Amer
lean Consul-GeneraL She passed through
the streets where men were being killed
by mobs ard wanted safety under our
Gag mp the Bosrh0r1s
Through the scenes OF mob violence an
over Turkey cur flag and missionaries
have been protected 10y Turkish troops.
We have lost oy inceudiary fires az but
two places both far ln the interior tho
value being much less than the claims u
England France ana Of italy for monks
and priests killed, churches burned, or
houses pulaged and for which no indem-
nifty has been pa.l. Every peaceful
American arrested or detained has been
released on demand Of the American
Minister. Tho demonstrations Of revo-
luuonists in Turkey are now the chief
danger so far rs our missionaries are con-
cornod. whose safety is not promoted by
Incorporate expressions Of public opinion
excited ly appeals 20 sentiment regard
less Of facts'
a SIGNIFICANT COURSE.
This departure from tho reticent course
hitherto pracfircd Dr. the Department in
reference To Turkish. Cuban and Vono-
zucian matters together with the fact
that only yesterday several cablegrams
from Minister Terrell at Constantin0ois
were made public. emphasizes the i'm
preston prevalent in official circles here
that the relations between the United
States and the ottoman Porto are rcceiv-
ing considerable attention lv Secretary
Oluey now that the Venezuelan matter
is practically ont Ol his hands and there
d. every indication that many long staud-
ing causes ~ friction between the two
countries are in course OF settlement.
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PORTLAND. ORE. Nov es.-The on
cial vote Of oregon gives Mckinley elee-
tlrs SSH. Bryan 46.ili.
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Continued on Filth Pagel
The record-union., 1896-03-09

Mr.. H. Zander, who lives on Bellevue
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money to doctors with but little or no
benefit. Hearing of some of the remark
able cures made by the Munyon Rene
dies, L purchased a 25-cent vial of the
rheumatism Cure, and, much to my
qualification, l was completely relieved
before half the bottle had disappeared.
and l consider myself entirely cured l
can heartily recommend your rene
dies
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Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
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Personal letters to Professor Munyon
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The Doctors
Examination.

Yes, doctor,
About how often do you have these
headaches?
Twice a month, doctor.
Your headaches are always accom-
panied with nausea?
Yes, doctor.
You say you can always tell when
these headaches are coming on?
Yes. doctor.
How long do they last?
Five or six hours, doctor.
Have you noticed after a hearty meal
especially if the stomach is overloaded
these headaches appear?
Yes, doctor.
Do you suffer from constipation?
Always, doctor.
Frequently from overlooking the
stomach you cause a sluggish condition
of the liver, or, as we doctors term it,
a torpid liver. Madam, your headache
may be traced directly to the liver
many people suffering as you do from
a liver headache. can give you relief
You must take your medicine regularly
Tt will be a mild liver stimulant
and will contain no mineral drugs You
need vegetable. 1t is necessary to regu-
late the bowels. You can be perfectly
free from those headaches if you take
this prescription.
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ing the spirit of communism, What
does it more than the representative
citizens Of Chicago? Your high-toned
business men, your patriotic men, your
prominent citizens of Chicago are the
men who knock at the door of the coun-
Gil and ask for illegal franchises. 1t is
not the common people Who bribes
the Common Council? 1t is not men in
the common walks of life. It is men in
your own walks of life, sitting by your
firesides, at your clubs.
THE PINGREE PLAN.
Los Angeles Express: In the March
number of the "Arena" the editor 3.
| O. Flower, has a very interesting re-
view of the work that Mayor Pingree
has accomplished in his efforts to make
| the poor of Detroit self-supporting. The
| Pingree plan consists simply in turning
to account the idle labor of the cities
and utilizing it in raising vegetables
and graden produce con vocant lots in
and near the city,. The success which
has attended the plan not only in De-
troit but in other cities where it has
been tried commendS it to the careful
attention of our local authorities, for
right here in Los Angeles and in the
neighboring towns the demands for
help are numerous and pressing, and
the charitable societies find all they can
do to comply even partially with the
calls made upon them by really worthy
persons.
EVOLUTION OF ADVERTISING
Fresno Republican: Nowadays the
careful reading of advertisements is an
indication of progress and intelligence.
-Merced Sun.
In no branch of commercial activity
has there been more marked develop
ment than in the field of advertising.
The business man of to-day can easily
remember when most of the advertising
was a merely perfunctory announce
ment of the kind of business in which
the advertiser was engaged. To-day
advertising is not only a fundamental
necessity to large business, but it is
great public convenience that could
no more be readily dispensed with than
the daily paper itself
The advertising columns of the mod
ern newspaper are read by a vast ma
jority of retail purchasers as closely as
the markets are scanned by dealers and
spectators, and to this can be attrib-
.uted the fact that the man whose busi-
ness is not familiar to the eyes of the
public in the newspaper columns has
greater difficulty than ever before in
holding a share of the patronage that is
necessary to success.
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THE COAST LINE.
Only Seventy Miles of stage Line to be
Travelled Now.

Only Seventy Miles of Stage Line to be
Travelled Now.
General Passenger Agent T. H. Good
man of the Southern Pacific Company
has sent out circulars announcing ar
rangements have been perfected where
by the coast line route has been made
attractive and desirable by the estab-
lishment of a daily train service be-
tween Santa Barbara and Elwood.
Under the new arrangement passen-
gers from the north will be enabled to
make close connection at Elwood with
trains for Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
and other southern points, also with
stages for Lompoc and Someo. AT
the latter point close connection is made
with trains of the Southern Pacific
Company for San Luis Obispo, San Jose,
San Francisco and points north and
east thereof.
Through tickets are on sale reading
to Lompoc, Santa Barbara and Los An
geles and other points; also at Los An
geles, Santa Barbara and Lompoc,
reading in the other direction. The
rates will be: Between San Francisco
and Lompoc, SO 80; between San
Francisco and Santa Barbara, $40; be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles,
$1S 35.
The train leaving San Francisco at
S:15 a. m. arrives at Lompoc at 10
o'clock that evening. The stage leaves
Lompoc at $50 o'clock the next morn
ing arriving at Elwood at 4 80 p. m.
At the latter point cars are. again taken,
and the train leaving Elwood at 445 p.
M arrives at Los Angeles at 1910 p. m.
Another train leaves San Francisco at
z 90 .. m. over the same route.