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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
HOTEL. CHATS.

II saw the Spanish caravels in De
troit today" said 6. Il. Montgomery 81
Cleveland IN The Morton last night.
"and my admiration for the medieval
nayigators il increased something over
10000 fold. Amy man that has the nerve
to undertake AN ocean voyage In them
is several times hero. Why, money
wouldn't hire me Ia ride from Grand
Haven TO Milwaukee IN one 81 them.
When one IL the hig lake steamers
looms up beside one 81 them IL looks
like a fishing scow. But the general APP
Iearance of the craft il more against
them than their size. They
lock ready and willing 10 fall
10 pieces al the first gust
81 wind. don't wonder that the sailors
on the Santa Maria mu'inted TdmutIny
myself IL | had la ride more than a
mile in one ~ the boats. We don't up
preciate the changes that have taken
place IN ocean navigation. EEohably
those carayeis m their day were what the
Campania and the City ~ Paris are in
ours The sailing yesscls IA Columbus
day we're models ~ strength when com
pared 10 the galley ~ the Greeks aud
Romans Probably these we're the crud
est and unsafcst ,.s~els ever used "a
navigate The ocean. 4 he viking ships
seem positively unseaw orfy 10 us, and
as | said before. woultn I trust myself
an one 81 Columbus osTayeis. These
old time ships hsd one merit. however.
that ours 10 not ruseess. Their capsc-
its WAS limited and thes aldn'i grow
careless through faith ~ the water
tight compartment"
Robert 4 Douglas. editor - tho Iron
ee-sd >ees Record. vas guest "a
Sweets Yesterday Things ,io not look
very encouraging up our Nay Just ~
present said be With the mines
q -.ed AMI the city ravagesi ~ typhoid
feVef tneye isnt much Il feel euthu
slsstsc OVER he fever - net under
cruirol set. and there arc still about go
cases ia NJ eitF cot q tuiai rupula
iie - 7 fuu tbs leaves one person uuf
80 every thirty SIX sith TIE disease
There sers fbrtt nex eases Ghuratsy
he en- lenic rerrns dfe cufises
- thr water supply TIE
eaayar nfiefr,i the stand fipe
trons.l tha nfeef aav and foUr f1as -
behaved hah were taken eat Tie
stsreh ess aafrii1e = me - zee nnde
sapei hsa prn af east tsa i.ef in
leueta q 4 rttb-fl that ssmosi any
ftir can is iaffks.l fhfgu1 fhe pomrs
fhe eafef sfsiens 4 e~sed ~ : Falveie
sa4f fatiau if hss lssa frsink 81 seii
ibp flani fe tsse raff snd has reeeatis
fl tiapf ett n~ss unfll fhe sefk aaa
ie.e sss,slf srss~es.-i
~ 81 Msbst. m = fsrs
St. e.trenf aIteseess. iiaea 81 fae Ata
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SIS y li2i a tsals d.aea n Tao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Never hetray confidence.
Never forsake a friend.
Never abuse your family.
Never leave home without kind words
Never make a promise that you can
rot fulfill.
Never covet the belongings of others.
Never feel happy in the misfortunes
Of others.
Never laugh over serious matters.
Never call attention Ia the face or
form IL another
Never read letters which you may find
addressed To another
Never take that which does not belong
To YOU.
Never question servant or child
about family matters.
Never fail. II "A gentleman. OF being
civil and polite 10 ladies, but do not
oyerdo.
Never refer 10 a gift you have made.
or favor YOU have rendered.
Never associate with bad company.
but assist them To do right II IN your
power: have good company or none.
Never when travelling abroad Ice over
boa-ifui about your own country.
Never look over the shoulder of an
other when he * reading or writing.
Never punish child for q fault to
which YOU are addicted yourself.
Never appear la notice a scar. deform
lily or defect ON any one present.
Never answer questions IN general
company that have been put To others.
Never arrest the attention of an ac
quaintance by "A touch. bat rather speak
to him.
Never fail Ia meet your honorable en-
gagcments AT the appointed TIM.
Never break faith with friends.
Never break faith with your banks.
for they are indeed your friends.
Let no mean no. and yes mean yes.
BY complying with the above simple
practical rules YOU will not go far out 81
the way. you will IN the end be- happier
and better. &. G.. >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

EdNasi Bel,amy coGld asa FOR no
slfauzer snd1rs.neut Il his eom-
asaaal theories shan tho action iaAea
~ the toard q education act evening
81 de,-ldlrS ~ purchase stationery and
supplies to- TIE pupils - The pubic
schools.
Il . u0l probable that the taxpayers
wse corfisbute 10 the maintenance q
ihs patAs, schools Nill protest asatast
this novel innovation The principle ia
.alssd Is -. elastic that one laay aEraicn
aselg fos - against It Withoat sxeit-
ia. aay large measure "a public notice.
stat I4s srincipie = believed by many
O. to misctltynus onc.
~ tne taxpayers are justly taxable for
the paper and pencils used and misusei
o. sehool chibirea Why draw the hne.
WhF at aiako them TAXABLE for the
shoes AID cislhilg the children are e)m.
peil,.i % sear and wear oui in acquiring
lie ns.iimenis 4 an education: The
bellamy idea would take the school
board a step farther aad lead a L iced
thr pupils a. veil as ciothe and buy
their supplies.
rhers are good and sufficient reasons
tsr the citys purchase II text books.
not The least q which i the frequent
change. but Al nrst glance the propo.
sitioa that the city shall buy paper Tor
vai making aud pencils Tor whiting
purposes Tor tho pupils IN the public
schools seems d b. little bit beyond
what the taxpayers ought 10 % called
uFon % accrpL
STILL a. above animated. the principle
j. ca elastic one and the small tsxTay-
rrs and IA taxpayrF s with large families
vii think i = all right. and the largo
taxpaysfs Uith NJ families will think
other~is, and perhaps both viii lie
right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

and engaged with William Honseman.
lie made many friends in the trade by
polite treatment 81 customers and his
hustling qualities After i've years ser
vice with Mr.. iiouseman. the Giant
Clothing company starting III business
ON Canal street, he resigned Ia become
manager Of the sales department for this
company. His experience and extended
acquaintance made him valuable man
Ia his employers and he was paid a sal
AIRY far in excess ~ that II the ordinary
salesman. lie enjoys reputation among
the trade ~ being one II the most sue
cessfnl and popular statesmen in western
Michigan. and his knowledgeof clothing
Is unsurpassed by any clothIer Of his
age. He entered business with his pres
ent partner last November, and the iirst
years trade will amount 10 sJU.Un
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
ALLEGED 10 Be FUNNY.

DIR. Jalap / am able 10 SAY that the
patient Is doing well. although she has
been unconscious for some time.
Anxious ~ much going ON and she
know nothing about ii. Great Scot,
won't she bc just awful when she comes
10 herself Boston Transcript.
Carrie News Have YOU noticed the
change that's come over Mr.. Van Du
dell latelyy Something has been prey
ing on his mind for the last two weeks.
May Cutting IL surely must be
starved 10y this time. whatever it is
Puck.
Blocker DO you have those rods on
your house to protect you from light
ming?
Uncle Treetop No; from lightning
rod agents. Puck.
What's the name ~ your new boat
Il named IL bridget after the cook,
because II makes such heavy rolls.
Journal 81 Education.
He tpassionaielyj love You above ali
Others on earth.
She ! never thought you would "a
back ON yourself like that. The Club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

IL - strange that Eoisody has sag
gested the name u kudsari hipling fog
pet laureate. hipllng = young saaa
With abnoFsaal ideas 20 himself But
he - the el-serest living writer of short
stories. aud much q his poetry i
superior 10 anything produced Ia t.ng
land ia the past decade. Has recrntls
written stanzas ia the praise
- English admiralty arr re-.
uarkabls for their strength aud
sigor. The fact that hipliug learned
his art In India might be considered an
ins1rmountabio barrier % bis ever al.
tanning the l2ureaieship. But however
he may he Handicapped by the aecident
81 birth and by many scarcely pardon
abb. faults. the fact remains that be Is a
greater genius and more brilliant writer
than any whose names have been sug
sested as sorthy SUCCESSORS a. ham who
for three decades sang Lnglands great
ness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
III AND MISS sRltFs.

The Fall River police are searching for
the Borden murderer at last They 81
better not stay out late booking; they
might catch cold. Chicago Mail.
The big. clumsy. British ironclai
which sunk the Victoria should have her
name changed 10 Ramn,erdow New
York Advertiser.
1t was merely sham fight that the
Victoria was engaged in. but the results
were only too realistic. New York Re
corder
Pensions for bald heads is another Of
the bare faced frauds perpetrated On
the American taxpayers. New York
World.
When We feel discouraged We look at
coopcd up chicken in front ~
"A grocery store and revive. AtchIson
Globe.
The moral of those great. numbering
and top heavy warships is Don't build
them. Swansea Gazette.
Lots IL us who longed for pie must be
content with watermelon instead
Nashville American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Chsfaes " ssseulleh. q the nrn II
Strahasi a 6nsulsch. prosperous Goth
ihg hrm GA M0aroe street has sid
clothing slace hs wss II years q a..
Tbs y f'diar soan. SALESMAN add n4cr-
chant w.,s born ia this eity November <
isd. Although bAt - seAfs II age hs
has sai,s ipofe gos1ls than macy cloth
ieFs gb, have been - the business
double the tir4e. Al the 4ge u Il epon
completing The UNION sche.i eoaFsr be
catered the Lewis clothing house as
eierk- he aas sn apprentice, bui al
uhee showed himself % be natural
salesmal1. At tue ead n two years lac
accompanied his employer g. ~. Joseph
where they closed cut a large STOCK q
goods. he then returned 10 this city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

<cr1s eouipsri@.ns tetwrer Grand
f.r,,i~ sn3 Portland C7seon. have been
ni.eie - contemporary % .hup thar
iassficn i b. her 10 th.s esty than a
s5e enterprises n,sfoprii- = tiiaP4iac
a-rrthe-s The r1err statistics csni
f.riesn~ sss ni~ieadiHs Tee $50 critics
49, ~ unlike AZ Chicago sni t'sissua
fosflsni i si.-tsibutisg peint fe1r,
saerce ths sapgs .esflrs vast altHs ~rs
pirr ar. fevwsr.iei tarraa the hands
~ commercial .<~uts - Sic puater
siefs -.cased ia uf,o'nssselc SO .ses
f'iEnaas er-gsu SEA Nsshiarten.
-fserts rsf cent 81 p waEth = iu
-ens.eat eemassaa /rhant.-
tsi ssnf8I'atss nnsy eHts Tie
lsE.aer 8. q TO hsa.e. u- s~g~
tsf r. rr'orfts levrtel b, susinr~s
'i S.'s..s e. .. ~ =. ':''i r,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Are not particularly euphoniou- naics sfNGED
far than hooks merits these
goods thanthe eupliony II their naes Lonpop
lotion that viii keep mosquitoes ff'sn
No TOUCH IN pfcpa ration harmless cold cream.
keep black nieS. mosquitoes. ard from
troubling that selcunan these.
them. i,
rner insects will al i.ine LoiLOCA rOP NJ
TOUCH EN- will enable 70 live lnogcr and happier.
long happiness be obeaply procured
can es q procure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

PRk>iDKNT PAIMER stood between love
aud dut, in deciding whether he should
resign his exalted position. When 1t MAS
made clear 10 him that both love and
duty demanded that he recall his pub
llshed intention TO resign. like the chiy
alrous. patriotic American which he is.
he decided To remain at the head 81 the
greatest exhibitive enterprise the world
ever saw Whereat all Chicago is glad
mighty glad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
FONTS ABOUT MEN.

Although Prof Nirchow does not agree
politically with Emperor William. the
latter takes his advice respecting has
health. and the professor has given cut
a statement IA regard - the condition
Il the kaiser's ear. which has been a
subject ~ conflicting stories. Prof Nif
chow declares that the trouble l. only
the perforaiion 81 the drum Il one ear.
lit il not at all dangerous" he says FOR
| have il myself The emperor ~ other.
wise in excellent vigorous health"
The late Senator Stanford was once
found lying unconscious in front 20 he
Washington residence late al night 4
policeman aroused the household phy
sician Was sent for and the snaior sas
finally restored e. CONSCIOUSNESS after
many hours 20 hard work The attack
was - the same nature as that which
caused his death. aud i was kept secret
until few DAYS ago. Senator Stanford
always feared that DO would tie pros
irsied IN some siIsnge place. and after
the incident referred 20 he invariably
had sB attendant with him.
,;s-6rge KEENAN, ssys the t-.sf srgu
men, against The Russian treaty - shat
American criminals D. Mt e. o. kunsia.
Rhile on IRE other hand Russian fefu
gees ar constantly eoluiue 90 this conn
tp ThereiHe Re believes there - ne
uecessits fF treaty TIE believes that
Russia Nuaid evade ~ disregard fhs
treaty af any rate y Il pere g. hes in
isrest e. io ~ NJ kennan replies o.
NJ Ioikirs. the Euseian secretary Z
legation ~ Washiaeiou 81 ihe JAS sn
uarf "a tlle ~ifefisn question
far the remark credited - han tha'
~ isrns had heer ufii.ng Very la
loefr5 lately aui that The infereuce 49,
fhsf ~siNhsfue ssst t-sfr eepiug ssfssr
SO. I.ana tees TOT s4rse 9Th isri
ilFfen. wha eee remarked. tsenlus
81 re a. gin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ALTcELD says the newspapers abuse
him and his pardon II the anarchists
But AligeId should remember tina: his
alibi arguments giving his reasons for
pardoning the anarchists consisted en-
tirely 81 abuse of the police officers, the
prosecutors. the Judge. the jury and
the two highest tribunals in the land
How could be expect 10 receiye any other
kind of argument IA return.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ksrE FIELb has been telling the ma
tionai commission how successfully T..
r. Barnum would have managed the
Uorli- fair. NoW Miss Field should tell
Mr. Cleveland what Nero would have
doac % case the Roman senate refused
- pass one q his pet measures. These
little historical matters are interesting,
eveo u they are Dot useful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

lr IL claimed that the June attend
ance at the worlds fair yielded sufficient
revenue To pay running expenses A
writer in the July Forum predicts that
even If the attendance exceeds the
most extreme expectations the local
stockholders will suffer net loss OF
about ~ per cent ON their original sub
scriptions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

l-gitinste Geld II exchange. II the gov
etansai oesld bas - eents worth e
silver. stamp Il ~oHs dollar and thea
give IL 70 TIE people slthout est. IL
3ouldnt take sesy long o. swamp both
the gosernsaenf and the people
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

DErRoIT is JUS, tiekled 10 death over
the arrival Of the Spanish carasels.
This is the way The Free Press begins
its story: The enehantment of nature
in her most bewitching mood gave IT
resisiihlc chatm to- the ceremonies
Nothing except moss covered relic OF
antiquity could appeal TO Detroit
man's sympathy and enthusiasm like
that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Mn GsoziER's comprehensive report
Of the proceedings of the international
charities congress will be read with
great interest by those interested in the
work of organization. Many OF his rec
concentrations are iaudable. all of them
have the ring and JUNCTION Of sincerity.
The report IN its entirety appears on
the twelfth page Of today 5 paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Ms. CLEVELAND is en- route for Buz-
yards Bay. accompanied by his family
physician. He will remain at Gray
Gables three weeks An interesting bit
% family news Will be flashed from
Gray Gables ere Grover returns 10
Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

JOCKEY GARRISON. who 10y his match
less riding Of Boundless. won the admi
ration OF the turf world is now accused
with having thrown" the rich Realiza.
ton stake race al Sheepshead Bay yes
terday. The star Of the Jockey differs in
glory according TO whether he win or
lose his race
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

GROVER CLEvELAND's attention is re
spectfully called to the fact that the
collector Of internal revenue for the
western district 81 Michigan has re-
signed. and that two Grand Rapids
democrats are languishing in mental
agony while waiting for that appoint
meut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ELIZA SLsB,ucH II Goshen. Indiana.
is suing for a divorce from her husband
Ia whom she has been married forty ono
years. IL takes some women long
but they're bound a. find them out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CaRTFR HARRISON ~ so used 90 the
ieers and libes ~ his own countrymen
that the misses ~ Canadians will not be
likely To- deiect his huoyant spirits
There i a good deal II the American ia
Carriers make up. after all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

D,v I,NoST Is always accessible -
the nepe?sper reporters. The fact II
Daniel expects some day Ia run for -
fee without Growers immediate and
oves-hadoviug popularity to help him
out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

MH CfsvFIsSp's cal far al oStrs so
SION and ~ lineez theory = repent
encr after death hsTe something Ia com
meu- u = po@ssh.s faf both the session
snd TIE repentance tn - tst at.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
meArnts sUllErlN.

WAsHlslsroz. Juis For Lower
Aehisaa Generally FAR; soathesly 70
westerly ainds-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
It QuetrS Them All

Our Broadguage Sale of Mems Hot
Weather Clothing last week kept COM
petitors red-headed trying 10 meet our
qualities and prices Like trying 10 fly.
they couldn't do it, Well hnthem harder
If you want a rafting good Coat and
Vest for summer for soc, see usthis week.
II you want 4 light Coat for 25c. sec
Us this week
We have the whole catalogue Of sum
mer Clothing and are equal 10 any de-
mand. no matter 10 Wide create of style
you want TO 60.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ANurHsp one - our local hanks has
declared IL regular s-mi annual disi
dend. and asldsd largo snnl 10 IS un.
divided protts The speak volumes
far conservative husness mansgs ment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

pansrs sound sfif kinE snuid -
-fas po-t effective afvaasrf that ~au'A
~ f.resrats.l E, thf rrfastefs sfa ieHfs
So &C. le.iisna State Narnni s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Spratt's I( ;::.I Dog Food


always will DC quite in line We Ere Re- eee
DOG FOOD and line of foods
your unsurpassed. Your dogs health
carefully looked after and ei Wholesome
necessary for perfect health pur,
good. wholesome SfkArTs DOG FOOD Is acecssars "a
]; Is cheaper than either food easier
perfectly clean and in every particular
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Nut scsi Fstslg spssfn 3 siaafe SHAPED
isti.a - aesafi ssffiet. perforated s,l
- haeHfr. 8aufafl Fs teaf an3 nat
siaAlasa. siit s4alfref ~ 81. eli
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-19
DIR. BARKER AGAIN.
Thought He Saw His Assailant Of Last
Week and Attacked Him.

DR.. A. B. Barker, physician occupying
an office at No. AZ West Washington
street, was arrested yesterday on the
charge of assault and battery. The arrest
was made on a warrant sworn out by Wal
ter 3. Harris, of No. 1868 North Illinois
street. The Doctors detention, it seems,
grew out of an escapade in which he was
prominent one night last week. While con-
versing with a woman on the Circle, he was
rudely interrupted by a stranger, who
dragged him away to his office. Here the
Doctor claimed that his captor attempted
to harm him, and he called in the police.
The stranger escaped. Yesterday afternoon
DR.. Barker, while standing at the foot OF
the stairway leading to his office, saw Mr..
Harris pass along. The physician believed
that he had found his alleged assailant and
rushed after him. The astonished Harris
found himself the victim of a savage at
tack at the hands of the Doctor, and beat
a retreat He at once swore out a warrant
for Barker'S
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-19
COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTION.
Nominating Committee TO Be Announced
i'm Few Days.

The Commercial Club will select new di-
rectors for the coming year Feb. 2. The di-
rectors chosen at that time will elect the
clubs officers. The nominating committee,
which is named by the president, will an
nounce the names of gentlemen to be voted
for Jan. Is. The ticket selected by this COM
mittee is known as the regular ticket.
Any number of tickets can be placed in the
field other than the regular ticket, the
only conditions being that at least
twelve of the clubs membership in
dorse I'm writing to the clubs officers the
names of candidates to be voted for. Presi-
dent Lilly has not yet announced the NOM
mating committee, but states that he will
do so the first of the year. Indications
point strongly to a lively contest at the next
annual election of directors. The selection
OF directors will have all to do with the
election OF officers to serve next year The
recent dissatisfaction regarding the club 3
affairs has assumed such proportions to
warrant the statement that an attempt will
be made by some of the members to have a
new deal all around.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-19
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The old volunteer firemen will meet
again Thursday night, Dec. p, at head
quarters fire department. A permanent or
ganization will be made.
The concert of the Ariel Ladies' Sextet
in the Y. NJ. G. a. lecture course tonight
will be very largely attended. The singing
OF the Smith sisters, who compose the
ssxtet, is of a popular order and rendered
have sung together since childhood
Lizzie Cox. the wife of Judge Jabez Cox
OF the Miami Circuit Court. died at her
home in Peru at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. Judge Cox, OF Peru is the Oldest
brother OF Judge Millard F. Cox. of the
Criminal Court. The funeral will be had
at o'clock this afternoon, and Aaron Cox
father of Judge Cox. and Mrs. Martindale
will attend. Judge Millard +. Cox will be
unable 20 leave on account of the Wagner
murder trial.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-19
COLORADO SHEEP WAR.
Another Chapter in Series Of Bloody
Western 0utrages.

DENVER, Col, Dec. IA special TO the
News from Grand Junction. Col, says an
other chapter was added to the sheep war
in the plateau country yesterday. One hum
dred and twenty-five bucks belonging to J..
A. Cunningham, OF Salt Lake, which had
been on the range in the plateau country
during the summer were being taken 10
Cisco. L. T., TO join the large herd and
James Walker, who had them I'm charge,
camped on Saturday night on what Is
known as the Hogback. about twenty miles
east OF this city. About I o'clock Sunday
morning he was aroused by ten masked
men, who, at the point OF revolvers. COM
PEELED him TO give up his gun Two men
We're left TO guard him and the rest drove
the sheep a short distance from camp and
killed about one hundred Of them and left
the rest with broken backs and legs.