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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. June 7-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) b. F. Rockhold and his
daughter. Miss Norma, start east tomor-
row. After few weeks visiting In the
middle west Mr.. Rockhold will return home
and Miss Rockhold will go to Boston to
study music under Prof. Adams.
In the superior court today ]. H. Beegs
of Perris was arra'gned on the charge of
numbering his child. He was given until
Friday. June 18th. to plead. Another ar
raignment was that of Santos Belarde,
charged with horse stealing. His case
went over on account Of the absence Of the
district attorney.
An effort is being made to have the cele-
bration of the queens jubilee take the form
of a Victoria room in the projected King ,
Daughters Industrial home. It meets with
general approval
]. r. McNab of this city, who recently
sent $50 Cinnamon from Los Angeles to
Tulare for orchard work there. took a
party of sixteen to the same place from
here this morning.
Sixty members of the San Bernardino
camp, Woodmen of the World, assisted the
local camp In unveiling a monument at
the grave of departed brother, H. Roe
buck. in Evergreen cemetery yesterday.
Esquires from Chino will have knights Of
Pythias third rank conferred upon them at
Sunnyside lodge tonight
Corona is making elaborate preparations
for the celebration of the Fourth of July.
The exercises will be held on Saturday.
July 3D.. The executive committee in charge
Of the event consists OF r.. NJ. Coburn,
president DR.. ]. C.. Gleason, secretary;
H. A. Wood, treasurer; ]. T. Burton and
w. A. Wheeler. Horsemen will be inter.
ested in the free-for-all trotting race:
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SAN BERNARD1No

SAN BERNARDINO, June 7-(Regular
Correspondence.) w. ]. Bryan will not
Wis this city. which will be regretted by
several thousand people who will be unable
to go to Los Angeles to hear him. John
Brown. jr.. secretary Of the Pioneers, re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Bryan stating
that he could not visit this city.
The supervisors met today, but outside
Of passing bills nothing of Importance was
done.
The receipts of the game Sunday was
$1S5.90, the grounds receiving $S4.
Articles of incorporation OF the North
Ontario Packing company were filed today.
The capital stock is $4,000. of which $945o
is subscr bed. The object is a general fruit
and commission business. The directors
are W. 3. Fasset c. e. Harwood, ]. l..
Paul, c. Ruedy. M. H. Bordwell, c. d.
Adams and B. A. Harwood.
The lawyers and printers cross bats to-
morrow at $3.50 o'clock at Athletic park.
There Is missing window at the high
school and the class Of 81 are looking Tor
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ORANGE

ORANGE, June 7.-(Regular Correspond
ence.) Freight shipments are very light
During the past week only two car loads
of oranges were sent forward. One went
to San Francisco via Redondo and the
other went to Sioux City. Ia.
1t is exepected that run No. Of the Santa
Ana Valley Irrigation company's water
will be below the Olive mill by Monday
There are about ten heads now In the
canals.
Daniel Sollenberger's new cottage is well
under way. A. Meacham has the contract.
While their new home is being built Mrs.
Sollenberger is visiting her parents in Los
Angeles.
F. w. Smith, who has spent about three
months in Orange, ,.on Saturday returned to
his home at Park Place, Ore.
Rev. Mr.. De Wolfe Of Oceanside preached
in the Baptist church, Orange, Sunday
morning and evening. During his stay he
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hal
sted. --s,-4....--,
Invitations are out for meeting of the
Alumni association of the Orange public
school, to be held in the Music hall on
Tuesday evening, June Sth, for the purpose
of welcoming the class of '97
Early on Sunday morning Mr.. r. Y. Ken
nedy and family went to Shrewsbury
ranch, In the mountains, to join their
daughter. Miss Ethel, who is staying there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy will return in a
couple of days, but the young folks will
probably stay over a week.
H. w. Jones has built a tank house 16x16
feet upon his ranch, just east of E.. Mo-
dene. 1t is surrounded by 70OO-gallon
tank. He has also erected a large wind
mill. Mr.. Jones has one of the most beau
tiful foothill ranches in this county.
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FALLBRooK

FALLBROOK. June 7.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) A little son of T. r. Canady
was accidentally shot by his brother. an
other youngster Of nearly the same age.
The bullet was DETECTED from it's course
by striking rib. SO that 1t did not reach
a vital spot.
A court of the Ancient Order of Foresters
has just been instituted here. The lodge
starts out with charter membership of
thirty, and bids fair to prove strong or
ganization here. The court at their meet
ing held Wednesday night were surprised
by visit from the members of the Te-
mecula lodge, which has also been recently
organized. and after lodge business was
over a banquet was served to the visiting
Foresters at the Fallbrook hotel.
A movement is on foot to build a town
hall. The different orders who have here
tofore been occupying the Masonic hall
are pushing the plan, and the intention is
to erect a modern two-story building
using the lower floor for an opera house
and the upper for the different secret So
cieties. This is something Fallbrook badly
needs. and 1t is hoped the plan will be car
ried out.
Rev. M. B. Shaw Of the Baptist church
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POMONA

POMONA, June Irregular Corre-
spondence.) The Sunset exchange list in
Pomona has now run up to 159, and there
are twelve more telephones consigned.
which the agency expects to place this
week.
The Y. P. s. G. E. union in Pomona has
not as yet decided just how many dele
gates will be sent from this point to repre-
sent their local societies in the national
convention in San Francisco. July 7th to
18th. but 1t is thought Pomona's churches
will be well represented.
During Editor Haskelrs absence c. w.
Talbot of this city will shove the pencil
for the Pomona Progress and otherwise
hold down the editorial sanctum.
The funeral of the late Mrs Esther A..
Gould was held this forenoon at 10 o'clock,
rev. +. M. Dowling offlciating.
telegram from Indio yesterday an
nounced the death of the little daughter OF
n T. Fraser near that place, and that the
pooy would be sent to Pomona for burial.
~ VIII arrive on No. 20 tonight. This Is the
gentleman who some two weeks aro
bought the John L. Overton ranch on San
Antonio avenue in this city, at which tins %
MS little daughter, who accornpanied hin,
was In robust health. ''ii'l'
Messrs. L. H. Gallup, r. w. GaIlun. =.
D. Rutan and Orrin Gallup left todsy -. -.
Weeks fishing at Newport. -
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IN SOCIETY
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Mre. Charles sModini-Wood entertained
the Monday Musical club yesterday
afternoon in her hospitable home on
South Pearl street. The program was,
as usual, enjoyable, and some of the most
important contributions to it were front
the guests of the afternoon. The rooms
were effectively decorated with gladioli
carnations and blue lupin, and at the
conclusion of the program refreshments
were served. Mrs. w. D. Larrabee's
sympathetic and artistic aecompani-
ments to some of the numbers were cor
daily recognized and she received q
warm welcome. Miss Lillian Bovard s
piano numbers were delightful, and Mr..
Bierlich's cello colo was SO insistently
applauded that he graciously responded
with an encore.
The program was: Piano. (a) Con
ISOLATION" No. 4. Liszt, (b) Spinning
Song" Mendelssohn. Mrs. Vosburg;
songs (a) Midsummer Dream" D'Har-
delot, (b) "Madrigal." Victor Harris,
Mics Jennie Winston; Piano, Ara
besque," Schumann, Mrs. C. s. Walton !;
cello, "Andante," D. minor concerto.
Golterman; (encore) ballade, "Sympa-
thizing Heart" Prof. Bierlich; piano,
(a) "Minuet." Boseovitz, (b) "Etude,"
GODDARD, Miss Bovard songs, (a) EN-
chantress." Hatton. (b) Little Red
Lark" old Irish ballad. Miss Beresford
joy; violin, "Berceuse," GODDARD, Mics
Dora James, Mrs. Larrabee, accompan-
list; songs, (a) "Palacca," from II Puri-
tani," (b) Flight of Ages" Reve,
Mrs Modini-Wood; vocal duet, might
in Venice" Lucantoni. Mr.. and Mrs.
Modini-Wood Mrs. Larrabee, accom-
panist; piano. shepherd and Shepherd
ess," GODDARD, Mise Mary L. ODon-
oughue. Those present besides the club
members and Mrs. Modini- Wood $
mother and Mr.. Modini-Wood were:
Mines. G. F. Perry. Cornelius Cole
Schuyler Cole Gorham. Lester, George
Gorham. e. P. Johnson. jr., w. H. Davis
r. F. Larrabee of Denver, Charles Nc
Farland. Church, Harrison Gray Otis
DR.. Guild. Fred T. Griffith. Hahn, Gran
Vile MacGowan, Silent, ]. S. Chapman
Hendrick, c. E. Kregelo, Jaro Won
Schmidt. Clacius, B. C. Truman, ]. M
Elliott, W. A. Morgan, L. C. Goodwin
Katherine Kimball Forest, Burdett,
Chandler, Stephen c. Hubbell; Misses
Grace Cole, Alyce Keenan,, Truman, For.
man. Klokke and Emmelyn Guild of Sar
Francisco.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

First money, $50: second money. $35; third
money, SIS; and the free-for-all pacing
race: First money. $50; second money, $35;
third money. SIS.
A county Anti-Saloon league convention
was held In the Y. M. c. A. hall this after
noon. Dr. ]. H. Harwood, superintendent
Of the Anti-Saloon league of Los Angeles
and San Bernardino counties. was chosen
chairman and Rev. T. ]. Bauder secretary.
DR.. Harwood gave a short address on the
organization and work of the American
Anti-Saloon league, which is designed to
unite all temperance people Of all denomi-
nations and parties on the single issue of
opposition to the saloon. DR.. Howard H.
Russell. national superintendent, will ad-
dress mass meeting in the Congregational
church at o'clock.
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ELsINoRE

ELSINORE. June 7.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The annual commencement
exercises Of the Elsinore high school were
held on Friday night. The graduates were
William Mcconnell and Genia s. Schanck
The diplomas were presented by Capt.
Peck, president of the board, who delivered
brief and timely address to the graduates.
Superintendent Hyatt delivered the ad
dress of the evening, his subject being
advice to Young People," It was a prac-
tical and helpful talk. and was listened to
with the deepest attention.
Excellent music was furnished for the
affair by the Schanck orchestra.
The hall was most tastefully decorated
with flowers for which Elsinore is SO ia.
nous. and the auditorium was crowded b,
friends OF the graduates and the school a,
q whole.
Warren Loree is principal OF the scboo
and Miss Mary Thomas of Riverside as.
sistant.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY
having been unoccupied for some time. The
damage amounts to very little.

having been unoccupied for some time. The
damage amounts to very little.
STIAKESPEAREAN CLUB
At the meeting Of the Shakespearean
club on Saturday interesting papers were
read by Miss Kate Nash on "The Effect
Of Science on Our Literature" by Miss
Jodon on American Artists" An essay
by Robert Louis Stevenson entitled "A
Humble Remonstrance' was read by DR..
Gilmore. which was plea for realism in
literature. In Miss Jodon's paper poetry
and painting were shown to be sister arts
in the suggestion that the appearance OF
Thanatopsis In 1917 was the inspiration of
the new school of landscapists beginning
with Thomas Cole, the father Of Ameri-
can landscape.
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss airline Valette entertained a few
friends at tea Saturday in q delightful
manner. supper be ng served on the piazza,
which was illuminated with Japanese lam
terms. Then college songs were sung and
dancing engaged in during the rest Of the
evening. Among those present were: Misses
Ruth Daggett. Sarah Coleman, Theresa
Cloud, Echo Allen. Messrs Rob Rowan,
Don McGilvray. Ver Picher, Lou Freeman.
John Daggett. ]. w. Trowbridge and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mendenhall of
Coutn GucuQ avenue entertained very
pleasantly a party of friends Saturday
evening. Music and cards occupied the
evening and refreshments were served.
PERSONAL
Mrs. ]. W. Mitchell Of Orange Grove
avenue left yesterday for Providence, r. l.,
to spend the summer.
DR.. Belle Reynolds, who has been a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. H. X. Macomber,
has returned to her home in Santa Bar
bara.
Charles Bratton. who is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Stats Of South Madison
avenue, will leave tomorrow for Chicago.
Miss Titus returned to her home In Santa
Monica this morning after a pleasant visit
with Sierra Madre and Pasadena friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Staats. Miss Ger
trude Sargent and Charles Bratton re.
turned Saturday from ten days camp
ing trip in Bear valley.
Mrs. Laird Of South Marengo avenue,
who has been confined to her home by
illness, IL reported improving.
e. e. Jones returned Saturday from
Honolulu. where he has been for some
months past.
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Here and There

The engagement of Miss Sophia Breis-
acher and M. Weinsvieg is announced.
Miss Breisacher is a niece Of DIR. and
Mrs. Steinhart.
Mrs. George A. Caswell has issued
cards Of invitation to dance at the
Marlborough school. June 18th, at 8
o'clock. The commencement exercises
will be held at II a. m. Of the same day.
The young peoples East Side Poppy
Social Circle will meet this evening at
1880 at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Shehorn. 426 North Chestnut street,
East Los Angeles. All the members and
their young friends are requested to at
tend.
The Girls Collegiate echool, 1918 to
1924 South Grand avenue, announce a
garden party for Friday afternoon, June
18th, to raise vacation fund for the Y.
w. c. A. A small admission fee will be
charged, which will include refresh
ments.
The closing exercises of one of Miss
Naomi Alfrey's delightful juvenile dane.
ing lesson was held Saturday afternoon
in Alfrey hall, Stowell block. There was
an enjoyable program Of recitations and
fancy dances, at the close of which all
Joined In a dance.
Misc Ellen Beach Yaw will tender the
News and Working Boys Home bene-
fit June 14th at the Los Angeles theater,
assisted by several of our leading musi-
clans. The use of the theater has been
donated, as also the services Of those
taking part in the concert.
The Woman's Press club will meet
%N1o 90 90 AL
dence OF Mrs. Ella Giles Ruddy, 729
South Coronado street. Mrs. Clara s.
Brown having left unexpectedly on a
business trip to Randsburg, the club will
not be entertained by her at Redondo
until Saturday, July Sd.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherwood, Dunn enter
tained party of friends with a dinner
at the Maison Doree Friday evening, in
honor Of the French consul general M.
de Lalande. During the progress of the
dinner the French consul conferred upon
DR.. Dunn the Gross Of the officer of the
academy" an honor rarely given to a
foreigner.
Mrs. Sherman Pease entertained the
IS. A." club at her residence, 1864 Lin
coin street, Saturday afternoon. A
new meanber-Onita, the infant daugh-
ter of Mrs. Pease-was admitted, to MEM
bership In the club and presented with
handsome pap spoon. Those present
were: Mines. Boone. Harris, Thomas,
Kinney; Misses Morgan, Mathes, Field,
A. Schreiber. J. Schneider and Smith.
Friday, May 2Sth, number of young
people met at the house Of the Misses
Langford for the purpose of forming a
boat club. During the evening an organ
ization to be known as "The Jolly Row
ers' was perfected and officers elected,
as follows: Arthur Holgate, captain;
Donald Mcdonald. Miss Belle White and
Miss Lizzie Blind. mates; Clinton Fin
ley, coxswain. Monday evening, May
31st, the club held their first outing at
East Side park. The members prAent
were: Misses Belle White, Ada Post
Ruth AFTER, Myrtle Culp, Ella Casson.
Belle Chodsey, Lizzie Blind. Jesele Pirie.
Daisy White.
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Kruger, and In the course of the alter
cation hit the latter over the head with n
shovel, infiicting a painful scalp wound
Lucas will appear before Judge Hunting
ton at O'Clock this evening to answer the
charge. Kruger's injuries are not con-
sidcred serious.
Laurel Encampment, No. IS, i. o. o. F.,
met last night and elected the following
| officers for the term commencing July 1st
High priest, w. s. Whitney; C. p, @. r.
Robinson; 8. W., @. A. Riley; ]. W., D. G..
McClay; r. g.. A. v. Thompson; F. s., G. p.
Tumbler treasurer. Julius Reinhaus: trus-
tees. C. D. Overshiner, George L. Wright
and r. A. Graham.
Misses Ethel Collins and Elizabeth Leslie
have arrived home from Stanford univer-
sity
r. @. Wickham has removed his family
to Los Angeles, where they will reside in
future. Since his return from Sacramento,
at the close of the legislative session. Mr..
Wickham has been employed on The
| Herald staff.
Mrs. E. 1. Tolle returned Sunday morn
ing from three months visit with friends
in Papillion, Neb. She reports a splendid
visit, but is nevertheless delighted to get
back to Southern California.
E. z. Richardson departed this morn
ing for Victor, San Bernardino county,
where he will engage in freighting to and
| lIoLu tic ucScTI AAliltHB Cd1hpos I1Cf Will
also establish feed and fuel business in
Victor.
Julius Cooper an old-time Santa Anan.
was in town yesterday visiting relatives
and friends.
j. Fridley Rogers will leave next Sunday
for Eastern Colorado, having excepted a
position in drug store there.
Mrs. ]. s. Fox Of Tulare arrived on last
evenings train and will spend the summer
here with her mother. Mrs. Sears.
Address Ruiz, aged q. a resident of Tus-
tin. and Elena Aguilar. aged 10. resident
Of Alamitos, have been licensed to we'd
The closing exercises Of the Garden
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iChildren's Home society, J. w. speer
having been unable to accept the office
the executive board unanimously recon-
mended the reelection Of Dr. John w
Ellis, the former superintendent. All
remittances and communications should
be sent to DR.. Ellis as heretofore, at the
headquarters Of the society, corner OF
Griffith avenue and Twenty-flfth street
The affairs Of the society are receiy-
Ing the best endeavors Of the superin-
tendent and the new board Of directors
and were reported as assuming a very
hopeful and promising outlook. The
prospective fund from the Victoria dfa-
'mond jubilee celebration, which the
English residents Of Los Angeles have il
preparation. It Is hoped win pay the
mortgage on the home building and thus
enable the society to enlarge its actiyi.
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Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. White of 1910 West
Beacon street celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary Of their marriage last even
Ing with Progressive Flowers" party.
Handsome prizes were presented to the
victOrs in the game. The rooms were ef-
fectively decorated with flowers, and at
the conclusion Of the game, refresh
ments were served. Mrs. White was as
sisted in receiving by Mines E. A. Clark,
F. M. French. c. B. Fleming, q. A. Da-
wilson and Miss Maud Slauson. Mrs. J.
c. Brown presided over the punch bowl
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oH1LDREN's HOME
Executive Board Recommends the
Recollection Of DR.. Ellis

A meeting Of the executive board Of the
Children's Home society was held last
evening at the Office of DR.. Sherwood
Dunn, In the Bradbury block. with the
following members present: Hon J. w.
Eddy, George Q. Cochran. w m e.
Mcvay, treasurer, DR.. ]. w. Ellis and
DR.. Sherwood Dunn.
Business matters pertaining to the In
terests of the society were transacted.
The proceedings leading up to the adop-
tion Of the new bylaws were discussed
at length and the action taken at pre-
vious meeting approved. The recently
elected state superintendent of the
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Silver Republicans Attention

All members of the Silver Republican
club are entitled to two reserved seats at
the address of Hon. w. J. Bryan in the
afternoon Of July 5th. Exclusive privileges
will be accorded you In the selection Of
seats up to June Is. 1897. Apply at once to
F. J. Cooper. secretary. at old headouar-
ters, 318 West Second street.
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ORANGE COUNTY

on tne Santa Fe. was arrested here today
and charged with assault with dea6iv
weapon It is claimed that Lucas quarreled
Win fellow workman named Richard
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SAD THERN |E4l4E8aI2NlAlS9 Sx55RzE6iHEs

Grove schools will be held June 18th. The
graduating class has membership of
twenty, next to the largest of any school
In the county.
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One Hundred

Cards from your plate, 81. You can gel
good line of Hurd's stationery at Wal
ter L. Webb's, 2SS South Spring.
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA. June 7.-(Regular Core.
sponterce') Henry Lucas, section hand
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Two badly liberated roots; a splendid.
safe and easy operation.
REV. SELAH w. BROWN,
April 7, 1897. University.

Feb. 23.
have just had bad tooth drawn by
the Dr., and it did not hurt me bit.
MRS. J. B. ROBBINS,
Io43 Norwood St.
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ties and benefit hundreds more Of the
homeless and helpless little waits In the
future, as 1t has in the past
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Wall paper, late styles. low prices. =,
A. A. Eckstrom's. 3A South 6pring stree.
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Drink Glen Rock water Address r. I.
Smith. 216 South Spring street. Tel. i6
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Febr,,arvrz. -.

February IL. 'o7.
take great pleasure in testfying to
the treatment practiced by DR.. Schiffman
in extracting teeth. had two very bad
teeth extracted today and did not feel tho
least pain, but on the contrary the sensa-
ton was very pleasant one.
G. V. SIMMONS,
III E. First st.
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The Doctor extracted one tooth for me
painlessly. recommend him.
J. w. LENOX,
33I E. First st.
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cutlsry 8 Turreys. ite N. Spring &
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DIR. WONG HIM
e31 South Hope st. Los Angeles,
Cal.

MR. WONG HIM Is a
Ugraduate Of the Royal
College of Physicians.
located at Canton. China.
Also Honorary Member
of Faculty of said Instl'
tute. DIR. Wong Him
belongs to a family oi
physicians, he being the
sixth in the line oI
descent.
Hundreds af people car
personally recommend
him. Herbs exclusively
used.
Cured OF Stomach and
Kidney troubles by Dr,
Wong Him ofS3l s Hope
st. Los Angeles. Calf.
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TO the Public-1t gives me great pleasure to say
,na tnas II wong nims treatment In my case b as
troubled with the kidney and stomach troubles.
tried various remed es from other physicians,
treatment has removed all tendency Of these trcub
les and seems to be permanent In its results like
ing and ren0vating the system before building it
up again. am certainly pleased to say that he
has uone q great deal OF good to me and that
have found him to be a well educated man, un-
assuming and kind commanding the respect OF
all good people. Very respectfully.
MISS STELLA HUNTER
Los Angeles. Cal. April 30 1897. $50 Beiavus Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
GWEN GAME AT HARVARD.
Continued from First Page.

the general dissemination to wager large sums
on the outcome indicated that the sons OF Eli
had great respect for the descendants OF Jon"
Harvard. , - ,>a.,,
There was little rough playing in the Dattie,
and no incidents like those of 1874, when flsht
hrtng about another athletic disagreement pe
tween the two universities While several ma
ward men were COMPEL a TO retire from 'iie
game none OF them were seriously lh1uIeu VI
Will be incapacitated for ans length OF ti,he
Yale's bulldog obstinacy and pluck STOOD nv
in good stead to-day. and the longer the pat.i
lasted the harder the boys fought Inc p PM
cal condition of the team was superb. f'ai va. -
played a great game in the hrst nan anu o,.s
carly mart of the second half, but the Weareis
Of the crimson seemed to feel the terriple S.ta SUI,
under which they had been batting anu tn' =,
yvorl IN the last fifteen minutes was lhIt,lol ~; "
their best efforts. There was cons,uei ga
fumbling on both sides. due largely 10 t ne wmu
and the backs misjudging the punts ms e. no
% likely to happen In high Wiho' a"u 90.
n,ayer almost Invariably keeps 100 IaI 49, ,S
IRON, the ball If the wind Is at his oach' az" -
ovcrruns it when the wind Is carrying "
him. .,,;ss;,g with much
The experts tonight are discussing WIN ' Iva
,rterest the bearing to-day's result VII navt
- ,be vale princeton game at New Haven heSl
Saturday. While some wagers nave oee eel. ne is,is
Of odds Of to that Princeton VIII VIII ~ ~. -
fhe general opinion that the princeton 80,
Will shorten the odds percept1oiy IN '''e "eN
few days