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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
POLO IN THE RAIN.

Total number Of games won. i'0: to.a' nv"v y,
games lost. ITO; total number OF games 'N'' "
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MAKEUP OF THE CREWS.

Poughkeepsie July 1.-THE crews wnich '''A
part In to-day's race were made up as fo''o~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
TINE OF THE STROKES.

On account Of the rough and choppy water the
time Of the race given out by the referee and time
keepers-that is, 2O:47 and N:2O-is slow. Yet Cor
nell could have evidently taken off a good minute
II she had been pressed as shown again this week
by the fact that she scarcely got over thirty-one
iumbia's utroke was slow, too, largely on account
Of the rough water though the coaching this
ute down in close proximity to the thirties. ex-
cept in Pennsylvania case Columbia a, hit up the
ANYTHING though she kept up to thirytwH snd
for the half-miies is interesting again this week
as showing tho regularity OF Cornell for the whole
The herald., 1897-07-11
TERMINAL ISLAND

TERMINAL ISLAND, July 10.-(Regu-
Lar Correspondence.) This is the love-
liest place I ever saw" exclaimed one of
two ladies who seated themselves in the
big comfortable rockers on the veranda of
the Terminal tavern the other day. They
were from San Diego and had just re-
turned from stroll along the beach,
watching the water rise with the swell and
roll in almost noiselessly and with no
breakers to speak of. Though this was
good deal for a San Diegan to admit of
any spot on earth save the city of bay and
climate, it is really the charm of the island
Lying to leeward of Catalina the condi-
tions are such that the water rolls in and
washes up on the sand with no high
breakers and little noise. compared with
other points. Yesterday the breakers were
high up shore and the waves blooming in
white caps, while here the ocean was as
quiet as a mill pond and no wind.
The pile driver was removed from the
pier yesterday and the finishing strokes
given the railing at the end, which will
complete the work. Lampposts for cleo
trio lighting will be erected this week, and
benches built for the comfort of pleasure
seekers.
The Point Iona, under command
of Captain Oreswell, came down from Long
Beach last evening, bringing a party of
twenty-five people. She was a thing of
beauty WIN udgS, StreamerS flying and
lighted Japanese lanterns. A party from
here went aboard of her and after sail
on the moonlit water for an hour or more
the others re-embarked and returned to
the beach. A platform and stairs will be
built at the new pier for the convenience
of sailing parties, and the Point Iona will
be a frequent visitor to the island If she
does not drop her anchor permanently in
these waters.
Mrs. S. B. Hynes and daughters are set
tied at the Terminal tavern for the sum-
mer.
The cottages of c. D. Willard and Percy
Wilson are almost completed and ready for
their occupants.
William Bosbyshell of Los Angeles, has
the frame work up for a comfortable cot
tage
Mrs. Mcconnell Of Los Angeles will be a
summer resident of the island, as she is
about to erect a cottage here
one OF the attractions of this beach and
certainly not the least, is the entire ab-
sence Of the pestiferous little flea that
makes life burden in many resorts in
California. If this claim is sustained by
tne residents here through the season, the
lsiana VIII not accommodate the sufferers
who will flock in next year
The herald., 1897-07-11
COVINA

COVINA, July 10.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) At the regular monthly meeting
of the directors of the A. w. D. & ]. Co.
on Wednesday it was voted to run the
water to the stockholders during the re-
mainder of the summer by turns, each
thirty shares Of stock being entitled to a
run of twenty-five inches for twelve hours.
Mrs. r. S. Oscar of Azusa, who was shot
in the arm with BIB. shot DISCHARGED
from toy cannon by boy in Los Angeles
on Monday, is progressing well, although
the shot has not been extracted. She is
under the care of DR.. J. D. Reed.
At meeting of the Covina school
trustees it was decided to re-employ all
last years teachers at the same salary.
AS Otto Anderson was driving home from
child and Mrs. Anderson's mother the
tongue of the surry dropped and the team
bolted and demolished the surrey, but all
the occupants escaped without serious in
jury.
Miss Ida Bakers mother and sister ar
rived here from Carthage, NO., ON Sat-
urday. They will probably become per-
manent residents among us il they like the
climate, which they assuredly will do.
Mrs. c. w. Potter gave a garden party
at their residence on West College street
on Monday Among those present were j:
Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. g. Prather. MIR. and Mrs. Will Potter
DR.. and Mrs. Reed and family, Mrs. L.
Bemis, Mr.. o. e. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton GraSwold lsft on
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY

the trip on foot in sixteen and half hours,
bringing two lightly packed burros with
him. A party consisting of ]. GrinnelI, F.
Wight, A. Strong, H. Baldwin and William
Allen are at present encamped in Fern
camp in the Buckhorn.
Judge Bahrs was in the city today and
enjoyed a drive around the city with some
of the prominent members of the A. o.
u. w.
w. w. Waller, express messenger on the
Southern Pacific, has removed from Gu
cumonga to Pasadena to reside perma-
nently.
Mrs. Smiley and son Walter leave Tues
day morning for Bear Valley to be absent
three months.
Mrs. 7. Phillips Of Vineyard street and
daughter. Miss Virginia, are spending a
few days at Redondo.
Miss Heppie Green of South Pasadena,
has gone to Long Beach to stay until she
goes to Berkeley in about a month.
Mr.. Barnum and two nieces of Wiscon-
sin. who arrived on the last Christian En-
deavor excursion, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Farley.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald Miss Jen-
ME Slattery and the Misses Bell, who fave
been guests of Casa Grande, leave tomor-
row for their eastern homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Detweiler, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Of North
Raymond avenue, leave Monday for their
nome in Waukegan, Wis.
The herald., 1897-07-11
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH. July 1O-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The concert given on Fri
day evening for sweet charity" was, in
every way successful. The program,
. which was carried out to the letter, was
well received by the audience and the
church was filled to overfiowing. Some
thing over $25 was realized.
The theosophical lectures given by Alb
bott Clark and H. A. Gibson on the same
evening at Chautauqua hall drew a large
audience despite the concert. Miss Kate
Fuller and Mr.. Stevens rendered several
choice selections on the piano and cello
Another theosophical meeting will be held
on Friday evening next at the same place.
The commissioners will compromise with
the boatmen on l cent head for passen-
gers taken out on the pleasure boats.
Should this prove too heavy it is under
stood they will still further reduce the
amount. This meets the approval Of the
navigators of the bounding pillows and
enables them to continue business at the
old stand. A petition was in circulation
yesterday among the craft for signatures
recommending to the commissioners the
appointment of Mr.. Longfellow as wharf
niger, instead of the incumbent, Mr..
Graves, for legal reasons.
Long Beach is growing weary of being
an unincorporated village and Is again de-
sirous to resume the dignity of an incor-
porated town. A mass meeting was held
last evening in the city hall to consider the
question in all its bearings.
DR.. Baul of Oakland arrived yesterday
and preached the opening sermon of the
camp meeting last evening. He will fill the
pulpit at both services today. More camp.
ers arrived yesterday and the tGnts in the
grove are all filed.
Dr. Whitney, who has been a visitor in
Long Beach, left for San Francisco Fri
day, from where he will sail for his home
in Honolulu.
Mrs. Smith of Randsburg is a summer
camper here
Mrs. G. M. Fisher, mother Of Rev. f.
Fisher of San Jose, returned to her home
yesterday, after a weeks visit with Mrs.
William Schlling and other friends.
Mrs. Jay of Pasadena has rented her
summer cottage here to Mrs. Slyder of
Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. II. Welcome and daughter, Eva
Of San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Magee
and son, Paul, of Pasadena, are stopping
ut the Seaside inn
w. c. Fish and Miss Fish of San Diego
A. y. Flemming Of Moreno. Ariz. Bertie
Hendricks of San Francisco. Mrs. M J.
Smith and daughters. Grace and Ruth. Of
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AVALON

AVALON. July 1O.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Mrs. S. A. Bangs Of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, and Mrs. J. B. Cosgrove OF
Yorkshire, England. left today for their
homes.
Mr.. Harding Of Pasadena had some fine
sport yesterday with William Sarnow. It
was his first fishing with rod and reel. He
got six yellowtail, seven barracuda and
two rock bass.
William Tappenbeck, one Of the lead
ing coffee merchants Of San Francisco,
accompanied by his friends, E. Peterson,
r. Greer and c. H. Shuls, who are staying
at the Metropole, swan from the beach to
the steamer buoy and back this morning.
They return home by today's boat, much
to the regert of the management of the
hotel, but the exigencies of the occasion
demand Mr.. Tappenbeck's presence in Los
Angeles to meet some ladies, with whom
he expects to spend the remainder of his
too short vacation. Mr. Greer's regret at
leaving this isle of pleasure Is somewhat
modified by the fact that he expects to
enter the holy bonds of matrimony in the
near future Mr.. Shuls is compelled to re-
turn to San Francisco on account of urgent
business.
Tonight and every succeeding Saturday
night during the season the streets of
Avalon and also Sugar Loaf will be beau
tifully Illuminated by colored lanterns and
red lights, etc., to greet the arrival of the
Hermosa about $3.50.
G. w. Mead. jr., of Brooklyn. N. T.,
gave a delightful coaching party yester-
day. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Van Camp Of Indianapolis. The music of
the bugle in the hands of young Mr.. Van
Camp was plainly heard in Avalon long
before the six-in-hand appeared descend
ing the winding road down the cliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cohn of Los Angeles
accompanied by Mrs. Cohn's brother and
sister, Miss Evelyn Armer of San Fran
cisco, went to Silver canyon on horseback
yesterday. They leave on Sunday, but will
return later in the season.
The Hermosa has just arrived bringing
= large crowd of visitors. The increasing
heat is attracting everybody who can to
revel In the cool breezes Of lovely Avalon.
Another successful rifle shoot was given
yesterday at 20O-yard targets. T. v. Rider
and F. w. Clark tied for first place with
score Of 40 out of possible 5O Messrs.
Hurlbert and Bangham also took part
scoring 80 and 27, respectively.
The herald., 1897-07-11
DowNEY

DOWNEY, July 10.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Joe Rogers, arrested for the
robbery of Mr.. Hardy, has been released
on $500 bonds.
John T. Foster was arrested on Tues
day last by Los Angeles detective,
charged with the abduction of Lee Mayne.
The cigar factory shipped several thous-
and cigars to outside points this week.
Thomas Massey, the black diamond prize
fighter and Miss Levina Brown, daughter
of the Rev. Mat Brown, also highly col
ored, were married on Sunday by Rev.
Green.
The class of 81 Chautauqua circle of this
place, having completed the four years
course prescribed, celebrated the event
with pleasant social at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Burke last Friday even
ing. j. c. Rives delivered the elegant
diplomas to the class, together with one
Of his characteristic addresses. The fol-
lowing constitute the class: DR.. @. j.
Rowley, Mrs. l.. Crawford. Miss Orlando
Moores, Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Purcell M B.
Golden and p. c. Mitchell Refreshments
were served at the close of the exercises.
Rev. M. e. Phillips of Los Angeles will
preach in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
Miss Jennie l.. Heap arrived from Minne-
apolis, Mimi, on Monday last on visit
to her parents, Henry Heap and wife.
Oscar Blythe and his bride have re-
turned from Kentucky.
Nietos lodge, I. o. o. F., installed officers
last evening for the ensuing term in the
presence of a large number of the men,
bers and invited guests.
The school trustees of Downey district
have reelected the entire corps-of teachers
of the preceding term.
Misses Agnes and Susie Dobbie of Gold
field, Ariz., are visiting their aunts, Mrs
Benbrook and Mrs. Smart. Miss Leidig.
cousin Of the Misses Dobbie. is also visit
ing at the same place.
The herald., 1897-07-11
POMONA

POMONA, July 10.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Ernest and Willie Hunter,
sons of Widow Hunter, aged about and 6
years, tired of home monotony and boarded
the west-bound overland at Pomona last
evening, moneyless, baggageless. to try
their fortunes. They got only as far as
San Gabriel, however, for at this point
the conductor put them OFF and made ar
rangements for them for the night. and
this morning the local from Los Angeles
brought them back.
The private car of Receiver J. H. Nc
Sntyre of the Wichita and Kansas railroad,
containing Mr.. Mcintyre and party of
friends, was sde-tracked at North Pomo-
ma this morning, and Mr.. Mcintyre has
been the guest today of his friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Loud of this city.
At the meeting of the board of education
this week. Miss Rose T. Smith was elected
as one of the high school teachers, as
Miss Shaw, who had been previously elect
ed, did not accept.
The G. A. r. encampment will be at San
Diego this year from Aug. 9Th to 18th.
Services at the Unitarian church for the
summer months will be held in the evening
instead of morning.
Mr.. Milton Niebel who has been at
Drake theological school, Des Moines Ia,
for the past two years, will preach at the
Christian church both morning and even
ing tomorrow, Prof. Dowling being in at
tendance on the National Christian En-
deavor convention in San Francisco.
Miss Ida Whip, general delivery clerk of
the Pomona postoffice, will take her annual
two weeks vacation now and join the large
party of friends which leaves next week for
the pine forest on the north side of "Old
Baldy.'
The subject of the Christian Endeavorers
at the Christian church tomorrow after
noon will be individual Responsibility
in the Conversion of the World" Miss Anna
Cason, leader.
1t is now thought that pretty much all
the drying yards will run Sunday, as the
saving Of apricots will demand it.
The herald., 1897-07-11
CORONADO


CORONADO. July 10.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.o Watson H. Wyman has gone
10 Honoiuiu, where he will gather data
for several eastern papers, making. a spe-
cial study Of the agricultural and mer-
camille conditions and the political ont
look.
Mrs. L. G. French, ogontz, Pa. accom-.
panied by Miss J. v. Hail of New York.
is staying at the htel.
Manager w. G. Nevin. r. Egan. !. r.
Hitchcock. A. M. Barnum of Los Angeles
Fred T. Perris. c. F. Lape of San Bernar.
dino and Q. s: A. Sprague of Chicago were
a party of railroad men here this week
Mrs D. s. Lacey and son have gone east
to join Mr.. Lacey at Bridgeport. Conn.
Attorney w. Austin Goodman of Cincin.
natl and Mrs. Goodman arrived the mast
week for their usual summer visit at the
beach, and are domiciled at Hotel del Coro-
nado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cert Weyl are down from
San Francisco. r'tsa. =.
Mrs c. w. Robinson and Hubbard Rob-
inson returned yesterday from an eastern
visit.
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Wednesday mornings train for San Fran
cisco. They expect to return by boat
about the 21st.
Several friends of the Misses Hammer
gathered at their residence to wish them a
pleasant journey north. The party was
composed of the Misses Baker, Anon,
Headley, Messrs. ]. McInturff c. Deeber
E. Heron, ]. Baker, S. Glaze, l.. Gerri-
son. e. Goodnight.
Miss Minnie Mcintosh and her brother
George leave for Longmont. Col, on Tues
day in company with DR.. Bardell and
family.
B. F. Coons, Southern Pacific agent
here, has sold nine tickets to Covina peo
pie for the excursion east which leaves or
Monday. Prof. Morgan and vile, J. M
Whitsel, Miss Bertha Gennea, Miss Mary
Foley and Miss Hattie Brown will be oi
the party.
Mrs. j. S. Phillips and children have
been the guests of Mrs. Z. G. Clapp por.
ton of this week.
The herald., 1897-07-11

beck hotel, Los Angeles, is the guest OF
Mrs. Jacobs at the Redondo.
l.. H. Orme, wife and son, are domiciled
at the Walden house for the summer.
Mr.. Orme is sheriff of Maricopa county,
Arizona.
N. G. Young at one time press agent
for the Redondo Attraction club. was a
visitor here today.
Constable Harry Johnston Of Los Ange-
les. was in Redondo today.
Bernard Smith and family are located
at North Beach for the summer.
w. S. Warte1 and family have taken
The herald., 1897-07-11
S6QTHER{N1 EA4E6FNaE 95FE6iAEs (!:,

rooms at the Bracewell block. They will
remain here until September.
DR.. ]. J. Sund and family have taken a
cottage on North Beach for the balance
of the season.
j. M. Theobald was in Redondo today on
business trip.
James Hamilton, wife and daughter, are
registered at the Redondo.
Mr.. AL Bryson of Los Angeles has
located here for the summer.
A concert will be held tomorrow by the
Seventh Regiment band at the Redondo
hotel.
The herald., 1897-07-11
SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO. July 1o.-(Regular Core
spondence.) George H. Peck and James H.
Dodson will depart from here tomorrow for
Salt Lake City where they go as dele
gates to the trans-mississippi congress.
The San Pedro Hall association has filed
articles to disincorporate.
Mrs. Geo. Bixby of Long Beach, with a
party of friends enjoyed a tally-ho ex-
cursion to the lighthouse on Thursday.
The steamer Hermosa continues to do a
thriving business in passenger travel to the
island.
Cake walk under the management of
Bouquet Jack will break out in this city
tonight at Mission hall.
The usual program of festivities, music
and dancing win be offered to all who take
passage for San Pedro tomorrow
The herald., 1897-07-11
SUMNER RESORTS

Anaheim, and B. +. Brown and wife are at
the Julian.
Mrs. e. Heitzig of Tulare Mrs. Joseph
Posy. Mrs. John Beard and son of La
Junta, N. M, and Mrs. Shuler and party
of Kansas are at the Bayview house.
A. B. Patton and family, Mrs. Owens and
daughter, A. E. Pomeroy and wife, Prof
Crow, son and daughter and Mr.. Null Of
Ohio are here for the season.
d. c. Hilton, formerly Of Salisbury, Mo-,
is looking around for a location, and is so
much pleased with Long Beach that he
may decide to become permanent resi-
dent.
David Wardlowe of Ell Monte and M
Dodsworth and family of Azusa are late
arrivals.
The herald., 1897-07-11
REDoNDo

REDONDO. July 1O.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The Seventh Regiment band
played a number of choice selections here
this afternoon to large concourse O;
people.
The yacht Bonnie Belle has been char
tered by about thirty employees Of S. Maier
of Los Angeles.
3 Miss Gladys Hun, cashier at the Hollen-
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The Wonderful Cures Effected By the
English and German Expert Speclal-
lists Have Called Forth the unsollcIt'
ed Praise of the Press and Public Of
Southern California,
Read What Your Home
Papers Say of These Reliable ana
Successful Specialists
This Endorsement Answers the Vital
Question of Where Shall Chronic
Sufferers Find Health


We visit all the large towns In Southern
California once month, and IN our home
practice come to the notice OF the news
papers and they add their need OF praise
Following are a few specimen notices con~
densed:
RNerside Daily Enterprise0 A most
skillfui and successful STAN of speciallstes
professionally and in a business way.
(Riverside County Refiex:) We believe No
render fine service to humanity IN giving
our unqualified endorsement to these able
(Ontario observer:) They make no claims
for anything but high order OF sktll IN
regular practice. and this they fully SUB
Cotton News) Although working along
strictly legitimate lines Of medicine and
surgery, their success has been phenonqe-
nal.
(Colton Chronicle y They have large and
successful practice all over Southern CALI
fornia.
clos Angeles Sunday World y They heYe
brought the most efficient medical service
within the reach of all.
first place among the medical specialists
of the Pacific coast.
(Santa Ana Daily Blade;) They are ~
markably successful and keep good faith
with their patients; are in every way de-
serving of confidence and esteem.
(Santa Ana Daily Herald:) They are pos
sessed of superior ability and equipment.
and have been remarkably successful In
their large practice here.
Gos Angeles Daily Herald:l They ara AL
physicians of repute, with credentials
about which there can be no question,
They are graduates Of the best medfcaIc col.
leges In the world.
The herald., 1897-07-11
We Cure

Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Neuralgia
Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Eye Disease,
Skin Disease, Rheumatism, Malaria, Ner-
vous Diseases, Kidney Diseases. Bladder
Diseases, Insomnia, Hysteria, Dysepterys
Paralysis, Ricketts,, Scrofula, Consumption,
Liver Disease, Diseases Of the Bowels.
Ovarian Diseases, Sciatica, Tumors and
Abnormal GroWths, Deformities. Spinal
Disease, varicocele, Rupture. Structure
and all Chronic Diseases.
The herald., 1897-07-11
A Vital Question Answered
A CASE THAT BAFFLED EVERYBODY

English Specialists Masters OF Chronic
Wilcox Well Known and Popular Salesman at tho
Hale Dry Goods Co.. of this city, Cured Of Strange Ahiedn
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The Los Angeles VitapathiC Institute
No Poisonous Drugs Used

We employ only vitalizing Remedies, such a.
electricity, Magnetism, Sun Baths Vitaiising
Food Tones, etc.
The vital forces are polar. They are positive
and negative This is what the great men OF
science teach us. The chief lines of these forces
are shown in the engraving. In every case these
forces are out of bala nee. To cure disease We
must restore these forces that out of balance.
and this is why the electric battery, the skilled
use of massage and the SUMS rays have suoh
powerful effects in healing. The physician must
understand these polar lines and centers OF his
We see that the lines point to the stomach. Just
back of this is the Solaris, or Solar Plexus, the
great nerve center, and the focus OF the vital
organs. .
We give Faradic Static and Galvanic Electricity;
Vapor, Sun and Electric Baths, Sheet PACKS.
lamentations, Swedish and German Massages
Chromopathy, Vacuum Treatment.
SPECIAL NOTICE
PATRONS AND FRIENDS-Of the institute
(Which has been removed from the Catalina Hotsl
to The Delaware, 5SN6 South Broadway are cor
daily invited to attend the opening and reception
at the Institute Thursday evening, July 18th,
when there will be a short address by DR.. E. D.
Babbitt on THE Higher and Newer Laws OF
and handsome new quarters of the Institute.
This Institute is now the largest and best
equipped of its kind west of the Rocky mountains
and DR.. Hartman with his corps of skilled -
classes Of disease in the most rapid and soient1e
manner without the use OF poisonous drugs.
CONSULTATION FREE
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Physician 4 chaeeA
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lContinued on Eleventh Page.l
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You Cam BE Cured at Home


bodies" find douto other
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Rock Island Argus., 1897-11-08

% the store. Tie first man who
happened was quietly commanded to
halt and dig up q half dollar" The
request emphasized with the gun was
complied With and the modest sum de-
manded left the victim In doubt a. to
whether Il was . Joke or genuine hold
mp Wilkerson would order his man to
move on and await the arrival Of the
next victim. The operation was re-
peated many times during the day. and
In each case the party held up would
keep mum about his experience. hoping
that his friends would fall into the ssme
trap.
Boise, Ida, Nov. 8.-News was re-
ceived Saturday night to the effect that
the mail between Meadows and War
rens was robbed by masked men. The
registered letters were rified. 1t II not
known how much money was secured.
Warrens II a fiourishing mining camp
and II Is supposed that considerable
currency Is sent In the mail.