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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-01-19

We wish every one a very Happy
New Year and also wish that they'd
make ours happy by coming in
nj settling up their accounts.
We do not conduct a credit bust.
ness and the fact that you were
accommodated in that way should
induce you to pay our bill the first
thing you do.
&. G. OLIVER d Co.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-01-19

1t is n comfort to know tina, the
Humane society is taking measures
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-01-19

All kinds of blacksmithinc at
Brumbly's new shop.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING
TO &c HELo AT NEW yoRA

\"w Y'trA. Ib~c /" Ths, hnard a
directors ~ she NatlnnaI League nT
has" hail clubs held mee,ins today
and completed arrangements for tha
leagues annual meeting u. The We,
l0ria hotel tomorrow. Extreme rsai.
rene" In maintained by the league
magna'es and nothing of Importance
will be given out until after the
meeting Reports are ln circulation
that President Brush of the NeS
York club and other opponents ot
President Pulltam have n"t weaken.
81 In their determination IN naRt pui
liam from the eleaeuee pere%idencs
u possible Friends nf Puiiiam ~,
press III" opinion that such a move.
ment viii not be brought "a a head
at this meeting. thai the opposition
appreciates Its nwn weakness. and
that despite any efforts they may
make President pulliams admins
iratlon viii BE- vInalcated and be- will
he rt~eleCted
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
Storm DOES GREiT
DAMAGE At FRISCO
Death and Destruction Follow In Wake
Of Wind storm.-Shippins Damaged
and Buildings unroofed.

San Francisco, Dec. l0,-A southeast
gale. sweeping along the coast at a
registered velocity Of forty,eight miles
an hour today resulted In the death
iof one man IN San Francisco and In
the severe injury of several others.
Shipping In the harb0r was damage
considerably and in all quarters Of the
city tottering walls were hurled 10
the ground, blocking streets and in
ttrrnpting traffic, Owing 20 the dan
ssr from falling walls, the street oar
service was entirely suspended. Two
flame houses were levelcd ny IN"
! gale. the Burnett school unroofed and
also the Bernal school On the bay
the storm was terrific. Ferry boats
, proceeding with extraordinary caution
were tossed about until scores of pas
Srngors were sick. On the Key route
steamer San Francisco panic was
caused by an unusually large wave
Women screamed and tainted and men
rushed for the life boats and only the
cooler headed prevented injury and
possibly loss Of life.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

former ambassador TO AGStTIa-Hun
gary. today replied briefly 10 the
statements contained i'm president
RnoseSela's letter TO Secretary Of State
Root, which was given out last night,
insisting on the position he had hith
erto taken aud reiterating the state
ments made by him made public last
week storeT today said
4 seem 10 be elected q member uG
the 'Anauias Club like others whu
come into dispute with President
Roosevelt am now Ia he class"d
with Senators Tillman. Chandler and
Bailey and with other men who have
questioned some acts of the president
LIKE every other American gentle-
man who has wife to protect | un.
dertook TO defend her name from In.
situations and charges of falsehood 81
S'orer then reiterated much that ap,
peared in his first statement. which he
declared vas intended for prisat" cir.
cnlation, and added that he hAs four
letters bearing on the controversy as
10 the promotion Of Archbishop Ire
land. oil 0f which no asserts, tends
10 bear out his contention that Il obey.
I'd the explicit instructions Of Roose
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
RIO COLORADO
ON THE RAMPAGE
Millions IN DANGER
Unless Torrsns 10 ssopped . Thousand
Peepae Will ne 4smeIes. and hun.
dTeds Of Masss Of Railroad Destroyed

Yuma. Arix,. Dec iN--Onee more
the entire Colorado river IL flowing
into the salton sea. and the Imperial
and Coaohella valleys eIe once more
menaoed by the rising waters. The
main line OF the Southern Pacific
must again be moved to higher ground
unless the water can be brought un-
der control. and 200 miles Of new line
be built. A thousand people In the
Salson basin viii lose their homes and
the irrigation about Yuma must be
abandoned II the break be not stopped.
conservative estimate is that MOI
less than s2s ZOO. 600 Of present val
nes are at stake. Four days ago the
leak began and an investigation yes.
terday shows that the water found its
way around what In known as the
Hind dam, which had just been built
by the Southern Pacific 10 stem the
waters. The dam itself ID not injured.
but tho water flows around the side,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
STANDARD OIL
WILL CONTEST
DEMURRER ENTERED TO woeoV
INDICTMENT RETURNED
AUGUST 60.
CONFLICTOF RATELAKS
Standard Attorneys Argue That Sec,
ton Of Rate Law Repeats Etkins
la. Under Which Case 10 Brought.

Chicago. DEC. iu.--The fish, u: ~.
Standard oil company against ten In
dictments against the Standard O;l
company Of Indiana. which were re-
turned August -. was commenced 10
day in the United States district
court before Judge lands. The IN
dletments contain 6.2ss counts and
the Standard Oil company has entered
q demurrer II Is on the latter the pro.
ceedlngs Of today were eased. Attor,
neys for the Standard company con.
tended In their demurrer that section
10 Of the. rate Law passed by congress
June 80 repeals the Elkins law under
wht<h the government Ia bringing the
pnSalnst the company and that
'ne ind'a publicatna not sufficiently
specific. .a,ement: ''eye do not compre'
hend. as second-elaents OF the case
The .-%n that the Elkins law
ID reT ~ the rate law and that
the off ~ LEGGED cannot therefor"
be punish, -er the former act was
contradicteo ~ United States District
Attorney Sims, who declared Section
13 OF the revised statutes covered the
case. In that II states that the repeal
of the old statute does not tondone
offenses unless the repeating act spec
ifies In particular.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
WRONGED.WOMANS
DEADLY ASSAULT

Washington. Dec. t0-Former Sena-
tor Arthur Brown Of Utah. who was
shot and seriously wounded Saturday
last by Mrs Anna nj Bradley, still
remains In a critical condition. Ii was
stated at the emergency hospital today
that he passed fairly comfortable
night and that his chances for re-
covery are improved consideIbly.
Cause Of Shooting
Salt Lake City Dec I0.--Arthur
Brown. prominent lawyer, who was
one OF Utah's first United States sen
ators, being elected when Utah was
admitted TO statehood, left here for
Washington several days ago to argue
a case before the United States su-
preme court. Anna NJ Bradley, q
widow. who has figured lere In a sen.
sational criminal case, In which she
and Senator Brown were involved. left
the city two days after Browns de-
parture. Her friends announced that
she had gone to San Francisco.
About three years ago a charge In
voiving immoral conduct was filed
against Senator Brown and the Brad
ley woman by Senator Browns wife.
Before the case came to trial Mrs.
Brown withdrew her charge and
Brown was released. Mrs, Bradley
nleaded guilty. Before sentence was
imposed. however. she was permitted
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

Washington. Dec. 10. President
Roosevelt last night made public q
long letter addressed 10 Secretary
Root. giving the correspondence be-
tween the president anA Former Am
bassAdor Dellamy Stoseg at Vienna
aud Mrs Storer In which he says the
S,orers' refusal 10 answer his letter
aud the publication Of various private
letters. Justified the ambassadors re-
novel; that StOrer's publication
of private correspondence was pecu'
narly ungentlemanly AMI that h". the
president. had stated with absolute
clearness his position. the reason why
1t was beyond possibility for him as
president 10 Try to get any archbishop
made cardinal, though expressing ad'
miration for Archbishop Ireland. as
well as the leaders Of other denomina-
tions. he says he thinks that mem
bers Of the cabinet should know Ger
tain facts. which he. Storer, either
suppreskes or misstates."
storer's Reply
Cincinnati, Dec. Belamy Storer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

Th" truth OF the whole matter.
which led 20 my removal was the ae
lion taken by Ms Storer and myaelt
with regard 4" the promotion Of Arch
bishop ireland Of 81. Paul to the ear
dinalate In my letter 10 the presl,
dent and cabinet. cited letters writ
ten by Roosevelt 10 me speaking In
tho highest terms of M0nsignOr Ire
land and expressing the personal wish
that the country might profit by his
promotion 20 the cardlnalate. On Dec
2. 1905. had an audience with Pore
Plus x. at which transmitted q YER
bal note. the basis Of which had been
given me by President Roosevelt.
vas particularly careful IN ita prepar.
alton and after transcrlhing II in Eng.
lIsh. translated II into French and
conveyed II 10 the pope.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
CHANCES FAVOR IowTnER
As BRITISH AMBASSADOR

Washington. D. C., Dec fo,-Gerard
A. Iowther. whom the chances seem
to favor for the appointment Of Brit
ish ambassador TO the United States.
Ii already well known in Washington,
and his selection 10 succeed Ambas'
sador Durand would In all probability
meet with favor In the eyes OF this
government. Mr.. Lowther. like SO
many others who have occupied dip
lomatlc posts here tn late years, has
nn American wife. She was Miss Al
Ice Atherton Blight. daughter OF
Atherton Blight Of Philadelphia, and
was one OF the handsomest girls In
the exclusive Newport circles. Their
marriage took place In London last
year
Mr.. L0wther was born In 1853 and
IL regarded as one OF the ablest OF the
younger British diplomats. His rise Tn
the diplomatic service. which he enter
ed In 1879, has been rapid. He Ia at
present the British minister OF Tan
gier. In 1899 he was appointed secre.
tary Of the British embassy at Wash
lngton. Previous 10 coming here he
had occupied diplomatic posts at Mad
rid, Paris, Constantinople, Vienna, So
tin. Bucharest. Toxic and Buda.pesth.
After leaving Washington he was for
three years the British minister to
Chile. During his residence in this
country he became very popular In
society. and hardly an important en-
tertainment was given In Washington
or Newport at which he was not pres
ent. He Is remembered as big, bluff.
blond Anglo-Saxon. as fond Of sport as
of society. and a particularly good
Judge Of horseflesh.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

to withdraw her plea and the charge
against her was dismissed.
The wife OF Senator Brown died
about two years ago. 49,
Senator Brown came TO Utah from
Michigan, where he was conspicuous
In politics and as a lawyer.
When the case Of Senator Brown
and Mrs. Bradley was tried TN the dis.
trict court in Salt Lake City, in 1908,
Mrs. Bradley. In entering her plea OF
guilty. charged that Senator Brown
was the father Of her child. j. ~ -..
It Is stated that for several weeks
before the departure of Mr.. Brown
for Washington Mrs. Bradley had re.
peatedly called at his office, but he
had refused to talk with her. The
woman also sent to Browns residence,
and the annoyance became 50 persist
ent that he locked up his house and
went to live at hotel. While he was
at the hotel, II is stated, Mrs. Bradley
got into his house and remained there
two days. MI. e..
Three days before Browns depart
lure for Washington he talked with
Mrs. Bradley and she agreed to 10 10
San Francisco. Her ticket was pur-
chased by Senator Browns stenog-
rapher and her baggage was checked
to San Francisco. II was supposed
that she had gone to that city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
RABBI NJ lEFKOVTTz OF THIS CITY ACCEPTS CALL rendered
HIM BY THE reform Congregation At DULUTH MINNESOTA

Rev " I"H%n\iIz. who has been
rabbi nf the CONSERVATION Monte
fiorr In this city f"r tou and q ha.f
years, has resiGn,d lt@ rabbtnatc AMI
has accepted 4 cali rendered by the
Reform Congregation At Duluth, Min
nesota. MIR, Lefk"ti;x. when inter
viewed by a representative of The
Optic. made IN" foll"wing stats"
ments:
There IL rumnr current ar"nni
town that YOU have resigned your
rabhinatc with Mnnt"fiore congre-
CATION and that yon will leave the
city In the near future; Is II true
Yes, IL is true. sent In my res
jgpation week aga last
Saturday, two days after |
arrived home from my recent
trip. The objective Of that trip was
Duluth. Mimi. the Reform Congrega-
tion of which city had kindly invited
me- 10 come there and preach before
them. | preached there Friday night
the 23rd Of last month, and was ten
dered the position by the board OF
trustees Immediately after the serv'
,ces The tender was formally rati'
fled Inv general congregational
meeting held on the following Sun
dav afternoon. was told that 1t
was the most enthusiastic meeting In
the history Of thr congregation. The
position was offered me ON my own
terms. and accepted 1t, subject tn
the release If my cong1egatioh mere
TO whom was bound by contract till
next September"
And has such release been grant
ed yOu?"
Il am happy to be able TO answer
in the affirmative. The board of
trustees, not wishing 10 stand In the
way of my advancement, has kindly
consented to release me from my
contract. Some efforts have been
made, and are still being made. 10
induce me to remain here, but the
field in Duluth is so ihcomparabl9
larger and more promising than the
one here that fear | shall not De
able to respond to those efforts. how
ever greatly appreciate the spirit
that prompts them. OF course.
should have to be more than human
we're | not to fee, greatly gratified
in the universal expression Of regre'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
MISS SHAW A WASHINGTON
DEsuTANTE THIS AFTERNOON

Washington, u 4 Ikv 10 Miss
EmmA shaw. IN" younger damghteI
of the secretary nf TIE treasury and
Mrs Shaw. was presented this afte@
noon az tea given In the pariurG ot
the Arlington hntel. where the Shaw
apartments are lncatrd again thia
season,
A prUfusion "f hthtqut,s made tho
drawing ruoms fragrant aud carried
out the color scheme OF pink. with A
setting of smilax vtaes. white roses
decorated the tea table
Miss Shaw wore a handsome gown
imported from Paris Mrs. Shaw was
gowned In hlace lace Those present
Inc indcd the ladies uf the cabinet.
the wives and daughters OF the dip"
hmats and Others ~ prominence in
official and resident society.
Miss shaw In the only cabinet bud
NJ the season Twice before had the
date for her debut been set and both
tEm"p death in the family of her
par nis necessitated p0stpone'
ment She then gave II up and just
vert ont" and during the past win
ter she became well known In aocIe'
Id
Miss Shaw has been good student
in school and college and the advan
tages uf travel and society have al
been made the most Of In her educn
tion
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
MEMBERS o. SUGAR firm
PAY ssInoo FoR REeaTIsG

Sew York Dee. 10 C Gooaios
Edgar ahd Edwin Easl. uassahers u
the firm ut William v Edgar a sona
sugar dealers u D*tFolt today In the
United States coust pleaded guilty "a
accepting rebates ca sugar shipments
They were flned teoa8 ~aeh. The
fines weEe p2id. Edgar md Tsari wese
indicted in connection With The Nem
York CaatFal railroad and the Amera
can Sugar Refining company. The
railroad company ~as ftned slas 00o
and tho sugar company slA daaA after
h'-inE convicted by the jury, -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
MILL OWNERS CHARGED
WITH IMPORTING LABOR

Charlotte, Y. c.. Dec. 10 Wheth-
er the action of the mill owners of
Carolina and other states of the
south in bringing over English mill
operatives is a violation of the con.
tract labor laws of the United States
will probably be determined at the
term of the federal court which con.
vened in this city today. Officials OF
the Piedmont Carolina cotton mills
have been summoned to appear be-
fore the court to answer to a charge
Of having violated the contract labor
laws.
Several score of immigrants were
brought into Piedmont last fall from
the Lancashire district of England
They came at the solicitation Of Ger
tain foca, manufacturers who are said
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN
Six.pAY BICYCLE RACE

New York. Dec. 10.-The first seri-
Gus accident In the six days bicycle
race at the Madison square garden
occurred at 20 this morning and re-
suited In the serious injury of Hugh
McLanc. He was so badly hurt In the
spill that he had to retire from the
race. The race started at midnight
md at 900 this morning the riders
had reached the 200 mile marx with
Vanoni leading the field
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

r"ntIaI am satisfied that we Nr,s
losing a V'.r, gtmd man H,. has tried
his best Ia satisfy everyone and ;he
'n'lr" congregation wishes him huc,
e. .~~ in his Dew field
y n Adlcr SAYS. "Fsrr,onr is
~orrH that Mr. l"fkovit2 Ii going 10
i"hNc and We all wish him '"c hest
of success II will he hard To tind
another man as good ~ ne do
not think there IL mrnhcr If the
congregation in town who does not
wish him well"
He iS III" best rabbi "" hnvn ,.v. r
had says = Bacharach lie IL
hiehi, educated and man who Las
Vegas Is sorry 10 lose, He IL the one
who has brought up the church to
what II Is today Evervon" regrets
20 See him leave"
y. Ninternitz says III rs with
great regret that we see Rev. NJ.
Lefkovitz leave Ms, II Is with regret
that We part with his services and
reluctantly We let him go. bm we
, are pleased that he is going into a
larger field. If he has 30 leave ns,
which win enlarge his sphere Of Use
fGlness"
We are all sorry 10 sec him 60"
says Charles Greenclay, lie mas
been very efficient rabbi and 1t will
he bard to get another man who will
do as much for the congregation as
he has.
Dan Stern. president "t tUnurcga-
tion Montefiore. says Rcv. I."fko
vitZH services have been e<t"pti an
allv satisfactory and l. Il With the
greatest regret that We leave him de-
rart from our midst, iir ii i very
able man
Ccctlio Rnsenwald OF th" firm nf
f: Rospnwald 4 Son. F1'i to n repre-.
sentative of this paper. Roy. "
Itfkovitz has been an exceptionally
able Rabbi and has mada many
friends among the peop'" If Las We.
congregation and II win De hard 10
/ secure as able a man TO FIJI his place
|
! His departure viii not only be "a loss
to Congregation Mont Cfiore. b,.t
the entire community. He has the
Rest wishes OF his many friends for
, & successful future"
Il am sorry to see him leave"
stated Ike Davis to a represcntati 20
OF The Optic. but am also plrasc,l
that he will better himself His sarv.
ices have been very satisfactory hare,
and the city as well an the consresa'
ton viii be losers by his deparilr"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

~ u,y leaving. hu' The ralI IT dm y
j. often stronger than the homd ~
ricndshir. aud duty calls me 10 nu-
Mfh. III" broader field nt usefulness ''
When dn y"u intend !" l,a>"
here"
/ expect Ia leave here f"r Duluth
the last Week of next month Thu
congregation here will thus have twu
months time In which tn secure an
other rabbi. drsdcratmm the con
summation Of which is greatly t" be
W ishrd ! do earnestly hope that
III" congregation will make "a strong
effort to engage my successor bcfor"
leave. 40 that there he no leader
leSs intcrrcGnnm In its religious act
ivities"
With what feelings are you about
to leave the congregation you have
presided over for four and halt
years."
My feelings towards Montefio't
congregation will always be those o1
sincere thankfulness, Its members
individually and collectively. havt
ever treated me with the utmost
courtesy and kindness. They have
treated me generously In every way
Though this IL my first position. nav
ing come here direct from college.
was yet probably the highest saiar
led minister In the city In spirit
lnal sense too, they have stood by ms
and stlppovted me to the best Of theli
ability. wish TO express 10 their
nv heartfeli thanks for all this Ma,
| they believe NE that the thought al
leaving them is far from being on
Of unmiXed JOY, there is a good dea
nf poignant regret in t,~~regTet n
vt.vrrinc relations which were ALWAYS
i,,rayant and precious. also wish Il
.vl,resS my profound gratitude Ia tht
..t,ua Christian people Of this Conmu
nitv, who. hN their frequent attend
aure al our services. gave ME invalu
able encouragement In my work an
helped to- enhance the dignity of tht
services hope and trust that my
successor. whoever II be. will NEE
with the same wholesouled cordialit!
and kindness which | was privileged
, 10 enjoy on the part OF Jew and non
Jew alike Of this beautiful and hos
II {tifI, nj NnaHnnc"
Opinions Of Congregation
| The members of the congregation
greatly regret the departure of Rabbi
/ Lefkovitz and prominent member
have made the following statements
AS one Of the trustees Of Congre
CATION Mon.e.toye," says Charles Rs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
TELLER AapEescN's Snort.
AGE NOT MORE TaAN $4,000

Kansas City. Dec. I0-Wilnam c.
Anderson. teller of the First National
aank Of this city. who disappeared on
December I. is believed to have gone
10 Old Mexico, The police discredlt
the story that Anderson vas accom-,
panied by a woman not his wife The
hank officials insist the shortage will
mot cxceea 1000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10

standing trouble oeaweea the New
York. Sew Haxea d Hartford Fs-lEosa
I'D H. engineers over the question
- wases Is 81 end The engineers
have agreed 30 aerepl the scale sG.
mssaed by the company Pass@nss'
easineegs will rsce!ve ass q aay f1E
trips of 1tssa miles or '"ss, whiSa - -
increase ut G5 e~nts day. y eight
and Wo"k tratn engineers wh" farmer
: rs-t~is*~A 81 a day log i'n nai' ~
SIS. viii ser~iSe st4a aA> um ler
'As ns ~ srhrdul~ Satteh .-netAC.rs
foF ten hours day in tA,' .aEd< ha',
an increase ot ~ cs-nls day, maxim"
-. '.Fal s3sN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.
SHUTS OFF FRANKS

New York. Dec 10--Mr. Clarence
II. Mackav. president Of the Postal
Telegraph Cable company. states that
the board OF directors OF that com
pany has passed the following rcsolu>
tion; Resolved that owing to chang
ed conditions. 1t has been found nc.
cessary 10 stop all free transmission
Of messages and this company will
absolutely discontinue Its free list on
and after January 1st. 1907. and no
free service whatsoever will be per
formed thereaftS'. Outstanding franks
will be honored to and including De
cemher 31st."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
President ROOSEVELT AND
BELLAMY STORER ENGAGED
IN PICTURESQUE W0RDFEST
Sto Action Publishing Private Correspondence Particularly Ursenemany
Declares President who Denies Working m Elevation Ireland
the Right Defend His Wife From Attack and Hints That RoOs
veh Has Been Guilty Of Expanding the Truth,
Has Joined tha .Ananas Club

Ittn Ia acting As did With regard 10
sh" promotion"
Continuing stOrer said:
Afchhishop ireland told the also
that the president in several cunver
salons With him took credit for 'he
action b. now repadiates
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-10
GERMAN STEAMER ASHORE
NEAR SANDY HOOK. N. Y

Sandy Hook. n, Y. Dec 10 The
German steamer Peruvian. bound for
Philadelphia. carrying a cargo Of sug.
Jar aud crew Of twenty eight men
Is ashore at Long Beach She Is living
lin an easy position and apparently Is
lin no immediate danger