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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

While walking on the Lehigh Valley track.
near Avoca. Pa, sunday night. John smith and
Andrew Do~ney. both Of Dupont. were struck
b. q locomotive and instantly killed.
News has been received at san Francisco OF
Q food O. the cannery settlement Of Afognak.
Alaska on the Gath OF last November. The
smaller houses were washed away, and superin-
teadent Jones was killed
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

tomac. sTht Of washington and nd klefandriS:
Vernon tract: good buildings. iencnF. water aud
trnit electric railway to Mount Vernon. now com
address $, II. sNOwDEN. brave :. Aiexsndris. Va.
Eok sALE-PARTY IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF
innds wlii sell az sacrifice about quarter acre Of
land N Hillsds!e; hne location. Address LocE Box
IL, Anacostis. ID. C. ia:50-2t'
EoR sALE-20 ACRES ADJOINING ''ECKING-
1900. Jos. REDFERN son.
y&3o-t 6s2 18th ST. n. W.
FOR PENTHOUSE AT TAKOMA PARK: EIGHT
- FeIii s exee.ient water within ave ninu,es' walk
for SO per month"; always las rented lor S5 Or viii
SEA ja. * sTsS terms ANTS 7.,,
EoR SALE-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
Il as the Highlands, containing about Is acres with
hsndso.e h95sse and grounds This property is stu
-, JOHN #. w.GGANAx.
w -. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON.
80 Opposite American University site
money .or the next hve dollars in this
This subdivision has equal il the District Of Co
ON an ana Is S ssTSy fsss Suburban properly
JOHN F. wAGGANAN,
jaos-lm 700 ,4th SIN st. NV.
EoR sALE-ea4 ACRES OF LAND: BFAUTT
lullf PcaleA. yards rom line nf boulevard .
- minutes wa * TO depot; 2 dwellings: and rooms
nice hotoe; = miles from Washington. JONES
DENT, 623 F ST. ja.S-:s.
FOR SALES ACRES: z MILES IRON CITY I:
4 small house; large new bsra 100 fruit trees y
cleared wood enough 10 pay for it: cheap;
terms; 600 JONES DENT. tfs:B = St n W. ia:,S-tl
EoR sALE-THE FOLLOWING LAND AND
- houses about 20 minutes drive two miles from
Washington-5s4 acres. S-roonl house heated
with furnace. new barn. chicken houses. Be. tor
81 500 terms, 5000 cash. balance $50 per month.
acres. S-rCom new house. 81 $50; terms, $500 cash
balance 10 suit acres and S-rooin new house,
$1,000; 500 cash. balance TO suit. Groom house
ana lot. 50xl23 At TT. station. for 81 200. 500
cash balance s25 per month. 9room house Is acres.
for loo ! cash. balance 20 suit. 4-room house
and ba, considerable lruit g. 600 y cash. bslsnce
IN and years o-~oom new horse barn, full view of
city and acres for 81 zoo terms, $500 cash. balance
SD per month. 81 acres. large original trees
Line orchard house Of rooms. two barns Just south
OF tie Arlington estate. tor Sl0 per terms easy
Also 300 other suburDsn homes and farms near this
city send Tor new list and the country twenty
miles around Washington Tree. Persons looking Tor
investments. suburban homes, farms and liant for
subdiv sion invited 10 cali me will take persons
TO view property free Of charge. JAMES L GLEN
Il -, It-l ST. H. W ia25-bt
FOR sALE-.LARGE LEVEL TRACT SUITABLE
L for subdivision; reached by electric cars improv-
ing locality; greatest bargain around WASHINGTON.
II sod sooa. offered at S4c. per Sc IT.
3sl33w- 8 W. fUCkER 100 Fstne
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FEMALE.

UANTED-THREE WHITE COOKS AT SIG;
fTst,caS 81 white watrsss Iay SIS; good German
h2s ssy Ms E9od n % apply 5ST
Bureau for White Servants. 429 9TH st. 3l3b'
~ ANTFD-wONEN COOKS. $40 10 $40 FER
w month; maids. Mattresses nurses. scrnbbers.
DcRs RGfsGY i'ni
tssl-5b'
WANTED-CoMPETENT WOMAN AS NURSE
CURED Apply at 5os St ne ja3i-8b.
XVANTED-ENERGETIC LADY WITH $50 AS
a +, ann TS III Star
NVANTED-A GOOD SETTLED WOMAN FOR
w Homework; to stay at nights. 217 18th st. sw.'
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; with reference. 1O1 9TH st. NV. 1b'
NTANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
~ ironerj private family pay weekly 2i3 5 1sth
yTANTED-NN EXPERIENCED LADY FOR OUR
w mrsiin underwear stock capable of select
ing goods None other need apply to L CANS. Lans-
XEANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work and cooking for small family. 1923
yY-ANTED-sErTLED WOMAN TO COOK AND
w.Es. and rope ,o suitable person Apply win 5sf
NVANTED-AT ONCE-A GOOD COOK; MUST
w assist in washing and ironing. Apply 1889 r St
NV lib
WANTfD-A GOOD ABLE WHITE WOMAN TO
w work In kitchen. GIL 18th St L. W. ja502b'
BDChkEkfER,
" must De good stenogrspher and typewriter; one
with experience preferred salary reasonable Apply
address ~I'h references. salary wanted. &c, l2o
18th 81. n. W. upstairs 1b'
XyANTED-sEyERaL LADIES OF EACH Ma
w tlonslity Of good physique and personal appear
complete personal DESCRIPTION ph9tographs returned;
eor.sssP9ndenee confidential Box 4G. Star Office
Ja3i-3o
WANTED-A Girl. THAT UNDERSTANDS
collar an STh s SlTG wanTl sH ri
w vAcan,yin business; salary IS to start ref
erenceS required Apply offices 70 and p. 6Oo = St
n W. 10 a m take elevator. 1b'
WANTED-wOMEN COOKS. $40 To SO; CHAM
" bernsids nurses and laTndresses; in city or
6 GoS OK SAMUEL A. ooo"hS co. OF ,: 33,s St
WANTED-A CoLORED WOMAN TO COOK.
cas-. preferred. Apply a: 16 9Th s'. ja02b'
NEANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
" wetreeoInIEended nurse for hildTen' best city
O'Clock I6.,S I6th st. n.w.i js3O-3b'
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASs COOK, WASHER
w AMI i-Oner. family j 1903 Conn. ave. ta30-3b
ED-IMMEDIArELY1AN APPRENTICE
w 10 learn dressmaking. MRS Z. c. BRYAN. 1922
t-ASTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK.
VASE aad iron i2r snail family must s,s say at
N-ANTED-A WOMAN IN A SMALL FAMILY
" Tor ssn,,al housework mrs' cook. wash and
w b-rmei6s. housewOrkers buffers, MATTRESSES.
sEam-tres>es nrlr>s kitchen hands. tHi1hsst ud1es.
b-sf positions guaranteed 20 trifiiHg rho ,ie.d
iroTk.I BJISHAS.S. ITO 81. NV ja.SS-6D'
Sy-ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUT
w t:ng BY the tailor square cutting and btsting
speciality lessons az Their hou.es If preferred For
particulars calf At 121 !}-h st NV ja.2S-}b'
XIANTED-AN -DUCATED WHITE NURSE FOR
w children German English Protestant pre-
ferred Cal lGul Mass. ave. r. ia2S-3A'
NEASTED-GERMAN GIRL. FOR GENERAL
w Homework and cooking; no washing. SIS 9Th
81. n. ia.,s-3b'
WANTED VEELANGT Elm DEUTsCHE
w kinder mRdchen. I;E}3 l4;h st. 1860
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO DOES DAY
W work. some night work that will pay something;
ja31-3a- NIdAr WORK. Star Office.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN. PLACE
w 70 drive 2 delivery WAGON; good refervnces Ad-
dress DELIVERY. Star office. Id
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A LICENSED EN-
w gineer or carpenter. Apply 1217 Madison St
n. Id.
WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN, PLACE TO
drive tend to horses and make himself generally
PHILIP CKETcHFiELD. oios iith St NV: Id
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLoaED MAN FROM
horses ' address LEoSfRD Joa&soN 1s5 'f Pierce
81. n y. Id
NVANTED-BY COLoRED MAN WITH GOOD
w reference. place as waiter. driving or general
work with private family. Address 1857 18th st.
NV ID
WANTED : BY YOUNG COLORED MAN.
ence or e Homes cor Sherman fsieg
and Wallach st. NV. Mt. Pleasant. .a3I-2d-
WANTED-sITUATION By A STURDY COL
w ored man 70 do general work in uriyate family;
can give best city reference Call 1890 St NV Id
YNANTED-POsITION BY A YOUNG MAN AS
W stenoyrapher and typewriter bookkeeper In
REMINGTON. Star office ja3O-2ds
WANTED-PUPILs IN ELEMENTARY AND AD-
w vance branches, also in higher mathematics. by
visiting goverress. formerly public school teacher
Address GRADUATE, star Once. ia30-2.'
WANTED-BY FRENCHMAN, PLACE AS FIKST-
w class butler. Cali at or address FRANCIS. 1928
81. n. js1S-.2
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN BY
w az Engishman; city references. Address n f..
LIT u st. NV. ja.,S-:,as
VVANTED-A PERMANENT POSITION AS COL
w lector FOR reliable frm can furnish security and
references; five years experience. Address Box I5
Star Office. ja.,S- ID
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Nl-ANTEp-A MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES A
w furnished room IN private family terms mod
give location ard price. Address s. T.. Star
osfice IT.
XNrANTEp-BY SHALL FAMILY OF ADULTS
w furn shed rooms moderate terrns) for light
housekeeping. safe trims aud az 3drtieHiars.
ELDOS. star oftce. lA3i "a
WANTfD = GENTLEsAN, sTEANGfk. WHO
w will sp.od shout twO-tnirds OF his time here,
desires room and boaTd with lady small family
widow lady ned inz assistance preferred, money no
objection II suited Address GENTLEMAN OF
AEANs. Star oftc-. It.
XIrANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. COMFORTAB BILE
w furnished room. NEW YORK. star Office. j3i-2'
tIANTED-FURSIsHED AND UNPUBLISHED
w ms s paris OF city cheapest and surest plan
20 secure desirable roche : testabsisle ed 1s-5)-
HACKLEEOAD'S AGENCY. Az l1tD 81. n
fals-.ss
INrkNTED-BY SINGLE MAN, FURNISHED
w room. with board. heat and gas; west OF 9TH st.
and soIth % ST permanent II suited address
W VI. W. star offceL jA3l-2t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

7uaesh 1t re. 81. -. eco
Cos loth - ne. sr......1s
80 X 81 ne. 4r.........t5
1894 loth NV. C-....l.s
100 cre~ne courl. Sr 10
Ia NcCulloch It. A. -.. =
Stable rear sl6 ITO nv :
store room ls4S ~ ma 20
Office rccnls a. go fnw. -
klegt hsss. i:Sli q s-nw
- n Mailsch NJ. Gr.
FURNISHED. 80. -
ALBfRr Y. FOX.
$40 d sf. NV.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE MAN AND
W wife, charge OF a snail farm for gentleman or
LADY: objections 10 plain gardening city pre-
ferred 10 trucker need reply. PRACTICAL +,
Star Office. ia3I SO
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tSk sALE-A GROCERY STORE DoiNG A ,.pDp
In niue business; as expect 10 go west soon 1 Will
address BARGAIN. Star offce. IT.
FOE sALEaFURNITURE OF TWELVE ROOM
- mouse all mod I'm royements and III rDotus
rented viii sell cheap for cash. Ior.,isr mar loa
ana y SIS. n W. Address T. A., star ofsee. lA3i-p.
ZOE sALE-Two BED ROOM sIrs OF FI-RSf-
to5 l. ssr,.et condition; very roasSnAb.. sEgy
ISoE sALE-AF FINE HoLsrErN COW. YIELDING
= from ~ 10 u quarts Of milk daily. Gail for
AZ tdsewOod or applyto ED~thD NJ
I'oE sALE-AAGNIFIcRNr UPRIGHT PIANO.
nearly new; viii he sacrificed; owner needs rloaey
Snd must sell quick; tone and case private
house. address Box 10. star ofice. )ASslv.
IfoR sALE-NATIoNAL TYPEwRITER WITH
rare bargain. TYPEWkITEk EXCHANGE
JAIL olOf~t. n w.
Lon SALON TERMS 10 srIT-YoU CAN afTY
furniture, carpetinrs and household goods IN -.
son AZ woRCH's FURNITURE WARE ROOMS g3s
9TH ST. dIal,m
LpoR sALR-oSLY 1000 YARDS LEFT or That
Il very desirable s-ounce IVES; Posnt STANDARD wht,e
duck at &C. per ysri IN lots % suit cotton hAssi-
onehaf present worth: suitable Cor .all. tent.
carriage covers and many other JAS. III Te5c
HAM. 1921 Psnna- ave nv. naS<o
L,oE sALE-"o1ros GAs ENGINES bora
can on > BaLLsuf At zsl stS ct 'S :. 'r'",s
C,oa sALx-TYPENRITERs FOR nyx. 0T1.
II Vriyiees Of purchase. B-st ma~hIs,ss -. -.
terms Nimeoxr4ph and duplicztor supul,.. NFG
aAN = eoN. - go - ~ nl3sxa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF pFFos .x1=S-=.,...3
~ public Tor q. s.asss md territories 4 spFSItffs
~ n q, a.. $3.50 "a. Snee tbAsenens) i35l o.
,onnIssloSxR OF DkEDs ron FyKEy sI.fs,
Sess w. ~ yoax - h Y; = ce|Ss,s.osm,
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WANTED-BOARD.

VANTED-BY YCUNG LADY. BOARD IN
.13i-3ls
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MALE OR FEMALE.


NANTEp- WHITE FARMER AND WIPE WITH.
w out children mus; come veil recommended and
uuAer.,i md his business Address BUSINESS F.
star Office ja31-3c'
XyANrED-TWo LADIES AND TWO GENTLE.
w men to sell one OF th- Lest works pGblished
Will sell al sishi. Apply after at 1914 18Th It.
WANTED BRIGHT AGENTS. QUICK. TO SILL
w Craw:o"d's Life q Blaine; written by Mr..
bains mssi .nim12e lerary Irend 'ae ;, only SSr
ser Halfor!. Sec. Poster and host of other cabinet
otlers-hv- 20 demand IS simply Immense; send
y syn's IL oatn, anu save time; don't waste time On
an 0s'' terms y N''''nS q nrBsSRD pUB Co.
j4:s0-cc 4O6 Rae St. Philadelphia
W-ANrED-AGESTs Fo& THE AUTHENTIC
PAID ' credit sven bes, book best eins ou,ht Tree
wGODwARD Co. BALTIMORE. Nd js3O-3t&eo3c
tNASTED-Do You WANT EMPLOYMENT
"a, ioc for Ssp 1nd sd
dress G. A. L.. star Office. ta:5c-2c'
w for the LIFE Of JAMES q, BLAINE, Written
by Willis Fletcher Johnson, The New York editor. and
intimate friend Of M Blaine. Memorial edition.
siirs are Tassi MaEnihssnty usirsted Retail
bu; 81 Selling immensely. Big money ieI work
Act quick. BgoAs 30 days time. Fresht paid
S pss sh i BBf r Ties npS ap
II PA aielphia Pa kS Dearborn ST. Chicago. Ill
D-AGENTS-MINERAL LAMP w1CKS
w never burn ont; smoke. SCOT. Jrlrn-
ming, light equsl 10 gas: SAMPLES 10. assorted
dlzen, 2Jc. c. sTAYSER CO.. Providence. T. 1.
tasl-l2c
yVANTED-aGEyTs TO SELL THE BEST LIFE
w Of Jas q. Biaiae. written by his elise and
hisn,ia friend suEsrbly Illustrated memorial ed
toa retail only SlJ0 extra terms 70 agents outiit
only To-, every one wants copy; biz money, act
quick, Mr. John Moore sold ia in post office; gold
vstch free 20 each agent selling 100 books; pay
fr-ixkt and give credit on books
jaas-6r Mss Tth St Phiisariphin. Pa.
WANTED. AGENTS FOR OUR GREAT LIFE
w % j. e. Blaine. by the famous historian DIR. j.
c. Rtdpa'h. Authentic. memorial volume. Massive
quaro. 81 book elegantly illustrated for 50. so Get
into the field frst with this inromparable book and
coin money. 81 Cutht free. send DC. for postage
h HASTINGS. ~ CornhiH boston. lass. 1ao7 &C.
WANTED DUNDOkE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau. conducted b. laties-Inen and women white
and celored for all kin of domestic labor city,
and springs with references 100 ST W. d31-5wc'
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II PYA. S. CAYWOOD 9S3 9TH STN.w
Elm Tekona Pk l2 $50 2ls l:ith st sw. 6-...s17
ll52 18th st NV Or 81. 30 ,li 14th sw 6r lG 30
1915 Wen 81 NV. -. :S3 80 1868 ID 8. NV III Il
l4ss 9th st NV. 9r. p % COB Lincoln NV. Or .I5
l4 y - ne. 1r.....21 80 l9oS 9TH NV. 81. Is
Or 5th st NV. .....2i 81 2l 81 Sth NV. Dr.. ~
tsS St ne. 20 5o2i5 ~ st NV. LIST A, 81. IS
.ES) q st sw, ST. 20 30 So J. 81 So Or - 20 30
ol5 18th st sw 70 30 1895 Friscoe ct NV - -
oil Sd st Sc, Or . Is 30 I:sD4 3D. ST Sc ,r 10
1113 18th NV, 6r. Is 30 lOe, 9Th ST ne 5r - II
Ala l1th st sw Gr L. 30 PIG Reeves i NV ar 10 80
Cor 9th and Z SITS NV unfurnished rooms Tor
house keeping.
OFFICE ROOMS.
420 9Th ST. n W., I'd floor 3 rooms ..........S ,5
STORES.
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WANTED-HELP.
VALE.

WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
w cooks. walters. drivers. ehamberInaids. laun-
dresses, inen, women, boys, girls for all work IN
itiiies hotels and restaurants places furnished
u SUITED. A. 18th ST. u W.. SHACkLEFORD's-
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JIANTED-WHIrE FARMER AND WIPE WITH
w out children must come veil recommended and
luAer-f nd his business. Address BUSINESS F.
star f.irp. ja.jl Sc
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LOB RENT-:sR INDIANA AVE. A BEAUTIFUL
2d-story front room. with board; house heated bv
steam sanitary plumbing; hot and cold water &c
terms reasonable. iaof-lm
lust oPENED-PRIyATE BOARDING HOUSE
- facing the south; handsomely furnished: or,en
freplsces; all mod. imps and New England cookine
1908 g ST. n W. References required. .al4-lMs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
IDAHO WOOL GROWERS.
They Protest Against Reduction of tn,
Tariff on woolens.

They Protest Against Reduction of the
Tariff on Woolens.
BOISE, Ida, Sept. 27.-[Special. 1.-The
Idaho wool growers, in session at Mount
ain Home, have organized state associa-
ton, with F. R. Gooding as president and
w. T. Montgomery as secretary.
Among the resolutions adopted was the
following:
Resolved, that any unfavorable legisla-
ton in the near future would intensity the
present deplorable condition of our busi-
ness, and we therefore ask our represen-
tatives in Congress to use their best en-
deavors to prevent the placing of wool on
the free list"
A petition to Congress was prepared to
be circulated generally throug bout the
state. This petition recites that the price
of wool is now below the cost OF produc-
ton, and that the reduction of tariff on
wooden goods and the placing of wool on
the free list would still further lower
prices. The petitioners, therefore. ask
that no change be made in the tariff
schedule on woolens, and that wool be
not placed on the free list.
The delegates were selected to the Ma
tional Wool Growers convention in
Chicago and the convention adjourned to
meet again in Boise on the second Mon
day in March, 1894.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
MISS SMITH WAS
NOT THB FIRE BUG.
She Is Discharged from Custody
in Ogden.
THE MISSING MAN APPEARS.
Brutal Treatment Of Union Pacific
Passenger.
The Adams Rape Case Still Occupies the
Attention of the Court, but
the Evidence Is Unfit
for Publication.

OGDEN, U. T., Sept. 27.-[Special. J.
Miss Laura A. Smith, who was arrested
on the charge of arson, had her pre-
liminary examination this afternoon be-
fore Judge Bishop. The evidence showed
conclusiyely that the crime of arson had
been committed, but in no way con-
nected the woman with it, and she was
discharged by the court. Up to the time
OF her discharge, she had controlled her
feelings remarkably well, but when the
judge once more restored her liberty the
from the court room by her friends.
Henry Taylor, the Plain City man who
created such a stir some time ago by mys-
teriousIy disappearing, has returned to
his family and friends. Up to date he
has not appeared upon the streets of Og-
den, but one OF his friends promises that
he will do SO this week.
A suit for 81 ,000 damages was this after
noon commenced in the Fourth district
court against the Union Pacific
by Fredolf E. Holmberg, of Fair
Haven, Washington, who was elected
from the train at Harrisville on
Monday night, and was forced to walk
back to Ogden. Holmburg purchased a
g.
but while on the train went to sleep and
was carried past tins city to Huntsville,
where the conductor put him off very
roughly, while the train was still NOV
ing. He claims to have sustained serious
internal injuries.
The Adams rape case occupied all of
the day in court and still the prosecution
has not put in its case. The facts of the
case have already been given to the read
ers of THE HERALD. The testimony of
some OF the witnesses is unfit for publ
cation. The hearing will be continued in
the morning.
Judge Miner decided the contempt case
of Noble Warrum, editor of the Logan
journal, and 7. j. Thoresen, on demur-
rer, filed this afternoon by the defendants
attorneys. The judge decided that the
complaint did not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause of action, and sus-
tanned the demurrer. The charges of
contempt grew out of the publication in
the Logan Journal of an article contain
ing some bitter structures on the jurors
summoned on the panel for the Logan
term of court. The author of the article
was Thoresen, who referred to the jurors
as sold stock, alias permanent fixtures,
alias hobos alias PROFESSIONALS -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
STRUCK TERROR TO THEIR SOULS.
A Lunatic Opens Fire on the Chicago
Stock Brokers.


Stock Brokers.
CHICAGO, Sept. pa fusiIade of bull
lets was fred into the wheat pit on the
board of trade about noon. The traders
scattered in a hurry, business came to
standstill and the widest excitement en-
sued.
A. N. Bennett, a bro ker, received a
frightful wound in the neck; Charles
Boswell, telegraph operator. was shot in
the chin, SCATTERING his whole face. Both
men will die. The shooter was red
headed man in the gallery. He was
quickly overpowered and taken to the
secretary's Office. He is supposed to be
insane.
The shooter gained access to the Wis
itors' gallery few minutes before the
tragedy. He fired four shots at random
into the pit.
Bennett is secretary of the Board OF
Trade Mutual Benefit association and
prominent member of the board.
The man, after being taken in charge
by the police, gave his name as Cassius
Belden, OF 365 LaSalle avenue, Chicago.
He is undoubtedly maniac.
The shooting caused the widest excite
ment on the floor. The panic-stricken
jam which threatened to become serious
for an instant. The sounds OF the shots
and the rushing out of the board habitues
notified the outsiders that something un-
usual had TRANSFERRED, and in few min
utes thousands gathered in and around
the big building and the utmost excite
ment prevailed for a time.
The prisoner, after reaching the police
station, asked to see a reporter. He said
he was carriage painter by trade, and
told long, rambling story about having
been hypnotized by a man named Jones
three years ago, and having been under
the hypnotic influence ever since. He
had at last reached the exalted stage. He
declared it had been hard struggle for
bread, but when they began to sell his
soul on the board of trade he resisted.
They had already sold his two children in
Philadelphia, where he says he has a
wife. He was dressed as laboring man.
1t appears now that woman was also
wounded, q Mrs. w. w. Lewis, of Titus
vile, Pa, who was one of the spectators
in the gallery. She started down stairs
as soon as the shooting began, and the
last bullet glanced and struck her In the
back, causing flesh wound from which
she tainted, and was removed from the
building. At first it was supposed she
tainted from fright merely.
Later-Bennett and Roswell, who were
thought to be fatally wounded, are re-
ported tonight as likely to recover. The
man who did the shooting has been iden-
titled as Cassius BeIdin. sign painter,
who lived with his sister, Mrs. A.
Williams, dressmaker, and his brother,
T. A. Beldin, board of trade Spectator.
Mrs. Williams says her brother became
insane five years ago when divorced from
his wife at Camden, N. j. She thinks he
acted today under the belief that his
brother was being robbed by other
traders on the board. He was released
from the insane asylum at Kankakee only
few months ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-28
THE DYNAMITE DEVILS.
The Outfit of the Gang Found at tn
Grand Central.

The Outfit of the Gang Found at the
Grand Central.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-Two hours
before Curtin's non-union sailor board
ing house was blown up Saturday night q
man dressed as a sailor called at the
Grand Central hotel and asked if he
could leave valise there. The request
was granted and the man left.
The clerk of the hotel became suspic-
ious and opened the valise. In it were
thirteen half pound sticks of dynamite,
box of illuminate of mercury caps, half
dozen coils of fuse, can containing a
liquid labeled ssterrorite," several saws
used for cutting metal and sharp knife.
On the valise was the name "Axel
Sorenson. !" A copy of the Coast Sea-
Mans Journal was also in the valise.
Sorenson is on the books of the Seamen's
union as a member, but the officers OF the
union say they do not know where he is
and have not seen him for five months.
The police believe they have found the
outfit of the man who caused the explo-
sion Saturday night. Bernard and
Curtin, the injured men, are. still alive.