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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
Guardian For HedqeS Children.

In the Nicholas County Court
Judge McNew appointed John f.
King guardian of the infant child
rem of Hiram Hedges, who was
killed last March by night
riders.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
A Splendid Remedy.

D. W Hart. Pisgah, Ky, Breeder of
b. Z. Rocks, says: II used Bourbon
Poultry Cure with my fowls and find it
to be a splendid tonic and conditioner.
have also cured cholera with it," w.
: IlnNd
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
Makes Them Immune.

r. !. Darnaby. Ciintonville, XIV, saws:
My hcSs were exposed to cholera after
they had been cured with Bourbon Hog
Cholera Remedy but it did not effect
them i'll any way" w. S. I.lo,d.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Poultry, fresh and cured meats
staple and fancy groceries, fruits
and vegetables at Skidmore Il
Derickson's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
Real Estate.

II. Clay Mckee has for sale and
rent, dwellings. business property.
farms, vacant lots. 5t-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Choice candies. grapes. apples,
oranges, dates and nuts at Skid
more 4 DeriCkson's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

BE sure to see the beautiful dis
play of Pictures at
22-3 The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
tuberculosis.

Stamp it out with Red Cross
Stamps on your Xmas packages,
l. each.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Doll Bedside to Sl.5O.
Doll Go Carts-25c to Sl.OO.
Doll Houses to 25c.
Dolls from lie to Sl.00.
In fact most anything for the
Doll. The Fair.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Waltz ME around again Willie
to Jones' Jewelry Store to buy my
Xmas present. 23-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

You should see the handsome
handmade copper goods at Robin
son JeWeirN store. 22-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Finest and most complete stock
of jewelry, cut glass and sterling
silver that | have ever placed up-
on the market.
23-2t j. W. Jones.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

White and gold china at Che
nault Il Orear's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
Struck BY COHCrete Block and
Killed.

At Georgetown on Wednesday
Sam Moreland was struck on the
head by IA concrete block which
fell from the top of one of the new
buildings of the Indian Refining
Company and instantly killed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

The Fair has the largest and
cheapest assortment OF TOYS in town.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

Who can sell nice candy cheaper
than Skidmore & Dericksoni
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23

My black cake ingredients came
from Skidmore 4 Derickson's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-12-23
Money to Loan

on improved real estate.
2O-tf II. Clay Mckee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
YEAR WILL GET
CORDIAL RECEPTION
DANCING AND ToASTs WILL
MAKE HIM WELCOME
Beach and Piers VIII Be Illuminated,
SaIutes Fired, Speeches Made
and Universal Jollifi-
cation Held

VENICE, Dec. 29-Elaborate prepare
lions are being made for the celeDra-
ton of the New Year. Thursday night
there will be two grand balls on Wind
ward pier, one at the auditorium under
the auspices of the Brownies club OF
Los Angeles and one in the dance pa
vilion given by the Abbot Kinney COM
pany to the people of the beaches.
At the former a large number OF Los
Angeles people will be present. Ar
rangements have been made for spe-
cial street car service, and dancing will
be continued all night. Speeches and
toasts to the old and new years are
included in the program.
At the dance pavilion there will be q
general Notification at 10 o'clock, the
beach and piers will be Illuminated
with colored fire and salutes will be
fred to the new year by the members
Of the volunteer life-saving crew and
the members of company q, u. r. Il
of P.
Every light in Venice win be switched
on at the stroke of u and whistles ana
sirens will add their voices to the gem
eral medley of sound.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
POMONA
CHRISTMAS SPREE NEARLY
LANDS OFFENDER IN JAIL
Southern Pacific Night Operator Loses
His Position and Is Compelled
to Pay for injury to
Horse
115 South Thomas.
Home Phone 1895.

POMONA, Dec. 29.-Elmer R. Muse
who was night operator here at the
Southern Pacific station and with two
companions, when drunk Christmas
day drove a horse belonging to U. S.
Wood in such an inhuman manner that
the animal is permanently injured, has
settled with Mr.. Wood for about $50
and the case has been dismissed. Wood
had Muse arrested Saturday by HUI
name officer Affierbaugh on a charge
of cruelty to animals, and for a time
the offender stood in fear of going to
Jail, but late in the afternoon managed
to secure bail.
Muse at first determined to fight the
case, but on advice of the local justice
of the peace decided to settle. The
young man has been discharged by the
Southern Pacific company for conduct
unbecoming an employe.
In Ontario Muse and his companions,
while driving wildly down the street,
ran into a horse belonging to Livery
man Harper, and a buggy shaft tore an
ugly wound in Mr.. Harpers animal. 1t
is understood that Muses. companions
were from Cucamonga and Wineville,
where they obtained the fatal liquor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

WEAVER BILBEY-Charies r. Weaver
age a. native of Illinois, and Eula B
Bilbey, age 20, native of Michigan; both
residents of Los Angeles
BURNS ROBERTS-Robert F. Burns, age
81, native of New York, and Hazel W.
Roberts, age IS, native Of Missouri; both
residents of Los Angeles
observation-disclosures T. Hawlish,
age A., native OF Austria Hungary, resi-
dent of Greenfield and Aloisie J. Bazuter,
age 80, native of New York, resident OF
Alhambra.
HARRIS HOWELI-Fred G. Harris, age
So, native of Michigan, and Violet Howell
age 33, native of New York; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
FIORY- EPPERLY-Charles n. Flory, age
"a, native of Illinois, and Laura Epperly
age "a, native of Iowa; both residents OF
Whittier.
PRICE BOOTS-Charles L Price, age 81
native of Ohio resident of Stockton. and
Blanche Boots, age "a, native of Colorado
resident of Covina.
OBB-STEVENSON-W W. S. Robb
age SO. native of Illinois. and Sara e
Stevenson, age Ss, native of Pennsylvania
both residents of Los Angeles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Smith, age "a
native OF Kansas, resident of Redlands
and Ethel NJ. Hardin, age Fl, native OF
Iowa, resident Of Ocean Park
SAVORY- CARD-Donald @. Sayory, age 20,
native of England. and Pearl z. Card, age
25, native of Iowa; residents Of Los Angeles.
ELECTROMAGNETIC A. White, age n,
native of Indiana. and Francis NJ. Donahue,
age 90 native OF Michigan; residents Of Los
Angeles.
WEN-JOHNSON-Frank T. owen, age 2s,
native of Ohio, and Tilla Johnson, age So,
native of Sweden; residents Of Los Angeles.
STALL GERVAIS-Raymond ]. Stall, age q,
native of New York and resident of Fort
Bragg, and Esther Geryais, age 20. native of
Colorado and resident of Los Angeles.
CHAMBERS ROBINSON-John r. Chambers,
age 81, native CT England, and June Robin
son, age 3s. native of Illinois; residents of
Los Angeles.
OHNSON-Gustavus A. Horn, age SO,
native of Missouri and Olive M johnson,
age 81, native of Sweden; residents Of Los
Angeles.
CLIFTON-DA HLNfAN-Reginald J. Clifton.
age "a, native of England, and Clara A.
Dahlman, age II, native of Sweden; residents
of Los Angeles.
EAIRICK-STEWAR T-Lou L. Emrick, age %.
native of Iowa and resident of Searchlight,
New, and Della d. Stewart, age 20. native
of Colorado and resident of Los Angeles.
tt RNER-WARD-Louis Turner, age "A, ma
tive of Georgia, and Elizabeth Ward. age
Al, native of Texas; residents Of Los Ange-
les.
SCHADE-JOHNSON-Lo B. Schade, age 80,
native of Ohio and resident Of Caney. Ohio.
and Nellie B. Johnson. age 26, native Of ILL.,
nos and resident OF Lebanon, s. D.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
LOCAL CHORAL CLUB
GIVES FINE CONCERT
IspecIaI to The Herald. ]

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 29.-rhe big musical
hit, 1.-THE Nativity will be given tonight
in the Wilcox auditorium. 1t is a high class
oantata, and is to be rendered by the newly
organized Hollywood Choral club, under the
leadership of Professor Hugo Kirchhofer. AL
ready more than hundred tickets have been
sold. and the affair promises to be great
success.
Following is the program for the evening:
Introduction violin solo, Mrs. S. b. Webb
ladies' quartet, Mrs. Geo. Eastman, Mrs. A.
r. Gates. Miss Daisy Mankey, Miss Morgan
violin solo, Mrs. S. B. Webb; ladies' quar-
tet Mrs. Eastman, etc.
THE Nativity adam GiebeD.
PART 1
Introduction; baritone SOLO Behold the
Years.; chorus. ''Hark the Harps'; tenor
recitative, Bethlehem Bethlehem; chorus
'Rejoice Greatly; duet, tenor and baritone
And His Dominion Shall Be soprano sole
with chorus, GLORY Be to Cod; instrumental
solo, Butterfly 0avelee), Miss Daisy Man
key.
PART II
Chorus blessed Is He That Cometh''; con
tralto solo. "Sleep Sweetly, Babe of Beth
1ehem"; (a) chorus of men, Gold" Oo) cho
rus Of women. "Frankincense." (c) full cho
rus 'Myrrh"; soprano recitative, "'T'i,
Chrstmastide''; chorus. Peace to all tn,
Earth" Accompanist, Mrs. Kirchhofer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
LATE NEWS OF POMONA AND
VICINITY BRIEFLY TOLD

POMONA, Dec. &c. A. Ward of
West Holt avenue has been hurt in a
runaway here at the corner of Orange
Grove avenue and Carey street. He
was badly battered and his leg was
broken.
The congregation of the Methodist
church south of this city has received
a holiday present of a set of pulpit fur
niture from James Massey of Redding,
Cal, given in memory of his wife, who
died here last spring and was tenderly
cared for during her illness by the
church people. The furniture is hand
some specimen of cabinet work and
consists of a pulpit, three chairs and
large communion table.
Cyrus r. Johnson. who fell from a
Southern Pacific train at the station
here Friday and sustained a broken
collarbone, is convalescent at his home
on West Holt avenue.
J. w. Burge, who was run into by an
automobile driven by Prof. A. ]. Cook
on San Antonio avenue last week and
suffered two broken ribs, is confined to
his bed at his home, corner of San An
tonic and Mesa avenues.
Frank r. Leonard of the board of lee
turers Of the Christian Science church
of Boston lectured before a large aud
fence at the Fraternal Aid theater here
Sunday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
BELIEVE TOURNAMENT
HURTFUL TO MORALS
WoMAN'S TEMPERANCE UNION
WITEDRAWS ITS ENTRY
FOLLOWS LEAD INITIATED BY
SHAKESPEARE CLUB
Regards Races and Representation of
Stage Coach Robbery as Detri-
mental to the Youth of
the City

PASADENA, Dec. 29-Claiming that
the amusements at Tournament parl
are of a character detrimental to the
youth of the city, the Pasadena feder-
alton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union has withdrawn it's entry
of a float in the Tournament of Roses
parade, and Joined with the Shake
speare club of this city in its con-
demnation of the races and the stage
coach robbery. which are part of the
program.
This resolution was conveyed to the
directors of the association and the
newspapers of the city through state
.nent issued by the secretary of the
federation today: 1t reads as follows;
Federation officers of the Pasadena
Womans Christian Temperance union
found yesterday many objections to
their plan of entering float in the
Tournament of Roses parade New
Years day.
'sThe criticisms offered had not been
previously considered by this organi-
=, ton, we only thinking of the good
that would arise from such a represen-
fdtiOn OF temperance progress DIS II vas
! MANNED to present on this notable oc-
d ASSAM, which is one we take great
y in because of the pure pleasure
lame it brings to our city, and con-
~ 2lently deserves to be upheld.
i've found that the objectionable fea-
ms Of the Tournament park amuse-
ments were mentioned as weighty rea-
sons why Christian organizations
should not be represented.
TT is believed that at some future
time the entire program viii be such
that these objections and criticisms
will not need to be offered, and sueh
organizations as the Wonlan's Chris
fion Temperance union will be encour-
aged in their efforts to do good by en-
tering a float in the floral parade py
those who now feel 1t necessary 10
offer adverse criticism"
The communication was signed py
isabel AfcCrea, as secretary or the fas-
adena federation.
while the directors were sorry 10 lose
an entry as goods as that which had
been promised by the Pasadena pranch
of the w. C. T. u, it offered no opJee-
lions to the withdrawal
Careful plans were made today py
sbe Grand marshal of the parade, Wal
ter S. Wright. who called MS assist
ants and aides together tor uisc n3
sion of possible emergencies: Acc I
dents, lost entries and unexpected oiles'
together with the action to be taken
IN case of outside interference with the
parade while on the march are all pro-
vided for.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
LONG BEACH RREvITIEs

LONG BEACH, Dec. 29.-The work of in
stalling seats in the high school aadl'ioh oe-
gan this morning.
w. L. Holland, local manager for the "a
cifc Telephone company, gave nanqueI 70
twenty-seven employees last night at the Pal-
ace cafe. -
]. W. Young today took over complete con-
troll of the Foote Printing company, A. Lynn
Parmley retiring. :.
Frank D. Wetherell has been mentioned as
a councilmanic possibility in the seventh ward,
TO succeed e. w. Hoag, recalled some
think Hoag will be retained in the othce
Mayor Wingham, accompanied by other city
officials, went to Santa Ana this morning
by automobile, TO inspect the route OF the
proposed Long Beach-Santa Ana boulevard
They conferred with members of the santa
Ana council regarding the route to be Sc
lected.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H Cox of Monette, Mo-,
arrived here yesterday. family reunion at
the home of Mrs. Cox's mother, Mrs. j. W.
Bright of Ocean avenue having been planned.
Last night the 2-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Cox who had become ill on the
train, died, and the planned merry reunion
came to a sad end.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
OCEAN PARK
IA Pier ave
Home 4et6. Sunset 1851
OBJECT TO LAKE STREET
IMPROVEMENTS PASSING
Professionals Declare Results Are More
Unsatisfactory Than Ever and
Say They Will Resist
Their Acceptance

OCEAN PARK, Dec. 29-Ths fight of the
interested property owners against the &C
ceptanee of the long-disputed Lake street i'm
provements was reopened last evening at the
meeting Of the board of trustees by the pre-
sentation OF a written protest
The protestants declare the result more
unsatisfactory than it was before the trus-
tees ordered the contractor TO correct his
work in accordance with the original specih-
cations. They further claim that the city
engineer has not been ordered to inspect and
make a report on the corrected work, as
required by law.
A. F. Webster, one of the principal factors
in the controversy, declares the fight Will be
carried to the court of last resort before the
property owners will give up Said he: 1.-The
street is little the worst in Ocean Park
and we cannot afford to pay for this kind
of work. Instead of the contractor being
allowed to pillow up the street and then roll
it. he should have been made to take Out
the work and lamp it all as It was put back
This was not DONE and Will refuse Il
submit to the matter resting It is at pres
emit"
The trustees have set the date OF hearing
the protest for Monday evening" January IL
Al the regular meeting Of that body.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
pAaApENA RRIEF NoTEs

PASADENA, Dec "a CONTRACT was
49, TODAY by the board of fire commits
rIsre - Tar an auto-chemieal engine TO cost
s .,eto The contract goes to the seagraves
4'e,s. ,sv OF New York. 1t will be placed in
~ ilssssthvqest section of the city.
tRs e,.srrt Canadians have decided TO enter a
~ the Tournament parade, typical Of
I''tt -afive country, decorating 1t with
tNf-' ~ wheat and maple branches. -Four
alifa as.1-s dressed as mounted police, will be
t1s s.stssre OF the exhibit.
ssa.senraus campaign, with the object OF
~ nc active bo s%Ofp n l mGrf s % eoSin
Hltr =. undertaken by the Y. M. G, A. in
AIN Five meetings will be held, one
sssn sunday afternoon Of the month. AM, and
,e.e nilnistera Ill, 49,. 49,. .....,
apecial cars tomorrow to bring the
~ ~ from the Boys and Girls Aid ASSOC
fHi' ,.orac IN South Pasadena 10 the enter
tI4ite4 10 be- given BY Madam Russell-D Dun
IHI ~ fho benefit OF the lonely.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
URGES BOND ISSUE TO
BUY OUT EDISON COMPANY
plans Presented to City Council by
Manager Of Municipal Lighting
plant Call for Expenditure
of $4,000

PASADENA. Dec. 2e.-Manager ~. " "
Koiner of the municipal lighting plant 70,
sav presented to the Pasadena city couhcll
ME- Mans for its completion. These call tof a
bond issue Of $4,000 and the purchase OF tne
overhead distributing system OF u sEui i.
frlectrlc company, the competitor OF the hlu-
ssne sum OF s24s. 1902 has been expended on
<f6e nlant already, and the proposed BOND Is
80 tgfIl hiring the total to almost S4OO,OOO
II Is asserted that the Edison company
stands ready to purchase the city plant as
,,r,.nfer proposition to the suggestion ina
me CITY buy the overhead wire system Tor liz
own use. 4z .ha+ ~ III.
Manager Koiner also suggests, tnat II tn'
~ crude oil continues to advance
ne city make arrangements for the pur'
chase Of power from the Owens river sup
Nv The report was referred to the com
hsst.aa af the whole and will be discussed al
! speciai session to be held next Tuesday, II
edvance of the regular session OF the council
six4v-day leave of absence was granted
councilman H. G. Cattel that he may at
trnd to his Legislative duties.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
NorEs OF CURRENT EvENTs

REDLANDS. Dec. 29.-At the meet
ing of the board of trade yesterday
resolutions were adopted on the death
of Scipio Craig, the veteran editor of
the Citrograph who died November IL.
The board favored the broad gauge
motor line which will no doubt be built
between Redlands and San Bernardino
in the near future, connecting this
city with the main line of the Southern
Pacific.
A committee was named for the pur-
pose of communicating with like mem
bers from the surrounding towns to
secure representation at the Seattle
exposition next summer in the line of
fruits from the San Bernardino val
ley.
A meeting was held in the board Of
trade rooms this morning by the pro-
posed university canvassing commit
tee, the object Of the meeting being
to gather up the work and push the
canvass. The subcommittee agreed to
resume active operations, and Satur-
day morning a meeting will be held
for the purpose of readjusting lists.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
BREAKS HIS NECK WHILE
TRYING TO ESCAPE HORSE

REDLANDS, Dec. 29.-William Long,
a teamster residing at Redlands juno
ton, was found dead in the lot adjoin-
ing the corral late last night by his
wife and a neighbor. The mans neck
was broken.
Mr.. Long came home late in the
evening and went out and put his
horses away. When he failed to return
his wife became uneasy, fearing par
ticular horse might have attacked
him, and she went to the store and
summoned aid. Constable John Het-
black volunteered his aid. Looking in
the corral they found their worst fears
realized.
1t was thought death had been
caused by the horse kicking Long, but
DR.. William Johnston could find nc
abrasion that would warrant the
theory that the man was kicked tC
death.
The physician thinks Long was at
tackled by the horse and broke his
neck in the attempt to escape through
the fence when the animal charged or
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
EXPIRES AFTER UNDERGOING
MOST UNUSUAL OPERATION

p4s8DENA Dec 2s-After surviving for
.,r,, weeks the most unusual operation of the
-. n Pasadena, J. p. Bingham, aged 70,
fns,liv stccumbed late last evening 10 the
~ was operated for a cancer Of a
..srorous nature existing between the blad-
49, and the prostate gland, but the heart
~ become weakened by an attack Of
~. .-r,,rsania and old age, the physicians in
Z ~ the case hesitated to the usual
anesthetics. = - -
~ anesthetlc, in which cocaine is in
sp.H ees INTO the spinal cord was determined
- and used. The operation was successful,
qn sst natient failed to rally, and his death
ee1ioned today.
io ~. IsanRhem was retired business man of
.,.,e civ who came here from Iowa He was
fn.r e.-sa red in business in Long Beach for a
nlnG III about three years. He is survived
49, daughter Mrs. Laura Buck, and his
pt rhe former is on her way to this city
t''ss Jefferson, Iowa
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
NOTES GATHERED ALoNesHoRE

VENICE, Dec. 29.-The vanguard OF the
tourist crowds has begun to arrive. At the
Hotel St Mark the following late arrivals are
registered; F. b. Cunningham, wife and daugh-
ter Brooklyn; Mrs. Mary Fell, Chicago; NJ.
L. Hunter and wife and ]. f. Francis ano
wife san Francisco; A. L. Boyd and wife, St
Louis; D. W. Williams and wife, New York
W. R. Martin, Pasadena; ]. D. Anderson
Riverside; w. f. De Vale and wife, Los An
geles.
A large octopus was landed at the Windware
pier today by fishermen. The creature measured
nine inches across the body and Its tentacles
were five feet from tip 10 tip. 1t was Installed
in the aquarium by DR.. Bentley and his assist
ants after much difficulty, the long arms
proving formidable weapons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
DESTROYER DROPS ANCHOR,
COMING FROM SAN PEDRO
viii Remain Until Thursday and Re-
ceIve Visitors-Crew Is to
Be Granted Shore
Leave

VENICE, Dec 2o-The torpedo boat de-
stroyer Lawrence, Lieutenant howe COM
Tnandinp dropped anchor of the breakwater
this afternoon for stay until Thursday
The Lawrence has been at San Pedro ana
San Diego for some time, and VIII return
to the latter port after securing the derelct
cutter the Whipple lost on her last visit here.
The little vessel will receive visitors during
her stay here and the men Of the crew Will
be granted shore liberty.
AS is the case with all United States yes
sells landing at this point, all amusements will
be thrown open to the officers and crew.
Banquets and dances of an informal nature
will be in order.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
HEARS OF BOUMAN'S
ALLEGED MURDERER
CHIEF OF POLICE RECEIVES
LETTER FROM EAST
j. Lynn Otis In Hospital, Violently
Insane, Ravins Wildly Whenever
Dead Mans Name Is
Mentioned
rsnecIal to The Herald. ]

LONG BEACH, Dec. 29.-Further in
formation regarding J. Lynn Otis
whom the police of this city suspect Of
the murder of e. L. Bouman, has beer
received by Chief Williams. Otis has
been in a hospital for the insane al
Dundee, N. Y, for some time past
having been taken there from Ogden by
his brother two days after he left Long
Beach. .
A letter. received from Constable wal
ton TODAY bv Chief Williams states that
Otis is so violent that no one has beer
allowed to interview him except the
physicians in the hospital, and that
when they have mentioned Bouman OF
Long Beach the patient raves or lapses
into moroseness and refuses to speak.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS

SAN BERNARDINo. Dec. ga Southern
Pacific construction car at Cucamonga was
plundered last night the robber getting away
with jewelry and money. He discovered
by a resident Of the colony, who did not
realize what was occurring until the thief
had disappeared He is described as five feet
eight or nine inches in height, rather slen-
derby built having a two weeks growth OF
beard and wearing a black coat black hat
or cap, and slippers or loose soled shoes.
Salvador Armenia, Francisco Chavez and
Ygnasia were brought TO the county Jail this
morning from Los Angeles to serve nine
months each and pay fine of 81 each, fol
smuggling Chinese into the country.