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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

ST. PEIERsBuHu, OcG 20. - The
nlUiai bulletin irsued iOtikht from
LivaIia Gays that the ear tUUk htlU
uUufishmuut to-day. lie sppeutud
wtaScL lie c0uRhod more, briuging
az pbiegm. The cough winch result
nom chronic catarTh hss tecomr wofst
and impvues hia mslesty's breathing.
Autunio Banl0 fiutro, messenger o.
tue police department, ana Emil lay
mems were also Affeht,d on tuupiciuu.
BON were IA the house, nccirdt g.
her statements, when tue murder VS.
committed, yet they hcari no iisturO-
aucu. lay m iua wHa employed Y tht
woman NJ rouk and l. Said 10 nave Uvsu
very Jsa Gus on account Of the 10 Ct
uuCU SHOWN by her 10 halt0 rivtfu.
5aut0 Pirtr1 had been Dismissed ifum
he police force. The murdered woman
10 believed o. have hgd cousiuvfsuit
money, anu a. only 10 cents was iou d
IA tho house alter IA murder, QUE
theory lie that robbery was thu motive
vi thu crime.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WOULD BRIDE The PRESS.
Sugar Trust People Accused Of a.
other YllIaiDE
Money Received for Newspaper Men
10 Indncc thcm to INeep
silent.

wAsHiNoToS, d. g., Oct 20 The
kvenmg Star publishes the following
story, when gives promise Of an Out.
CONS o; interest 10 tue public;
II cufteut reports at,, rue, tbete IL n
syndicate writer In Ne~ York, whore
name Ia n DO uund attns { it Of ART.
Giles In many cities Of the Uuion, VINO
may nave n vvty uupuA-aut gusr.ef
OF 40 hour with the Washington cor.
respondents before tue next session Of
GOngfOss snail emu.
The story has reached here, vouchud
for by authority that wiul suum 10 D.
credible, that one OF the iutiieuts Of the
sugar trust campaign iatt winter was
tue raising OF a pufse by the sugar trust
people 10 be given 10 THIS VuJeTpris-
ing correspondent ~ be disiubu ed
Ia Washington among the press q
pie where st " ul1 do tue myst
guOi," IN the opinion u those wiz
furnished the money. And that place
was tue y Cktti Ot those representa-.
YES OF tue press OF the country here,
VINO, with Ot Without fignt, are sup.
iusod 10 have |, Il renee ~ Congress,
aud In the maEiug Of public opinion
throughout the county. There are
lulimatiOus even that the mon VINO
furnished the money diu M under tue
impression " was 10 DO distributed pro
rata among the representatives 0i the
pfrss IN Washington, ~ tue expects.
ton that the comments upon the opcr.
atipns VI the sugar trust would DO
either lees severe Or that they would
be- altogether Withheld. itis, Oi coursr,
assumed that tue distributor Of th,s
iuni was 10 receive bis commission.
There arc iutimatiUns even that n
list WAS iurnisnou OF the NAMES Of
c3rTotp1r deuto to whom this luud wac
70 bo distributed. and That tue tx peo,A.
ton was that II would be expended 10
part Ia dinuer-, In TART IN Wbys that
would Ice appreciated W thUru Tor
I'm u wap intended.
W there IL anything In this story, II
IL safe 90 ny tnat not me dollar Of tnis
alleged uhd ever patted 10 the repre-
sentative ccffusl Undeuta tor whom %
represented that u was iuttnusu. The
man VINO undertook 70 dlsUufsr thi
funu ui1 10 with the full knowledge
tuat II would not lie safe Tor him 10
approach any OF the men " ose nam, =
may have appeartd on tins pretended
let iof any such IutpO,e Whatever.
lie not only II not on Rotations ut con.
u enc with them, hut he never calls
upon auy oi them when la Washing
Tn.
Efforts are being maze 10 ascertain
ths ruth VI this report anu n u snail b.
found some VI tue correspondents Ia.
tend hat ho viii lear more later, pos.
uibly IA tue courts sn1 plibaUiy before
"a C.muittee VI investigation.
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SIBERIAN AGAIN.
SO Has Heard ihnt nSrneu Got some
.i'rotectIon" monei.


NEW YuHiS, Oct. 20.-COmnisaionoI
ShuvhRn was again on tue wines
stand before the lrkow oammitteu to-
day. He made some corr, cllons ~
preceding puttlonH OF MS tesliihohy
lhe cOmmlssiOuoh IeIefIlhs 20 'h'
TACT brought out Uy MI. Con- lhAl no
Judge had ever rendered I,clsloi
declaring pool seliing iheRah ol',u
uecinOu by Judge van htuht Ia
tho case OF Thomas r. Wynhte. Inc
court OF appeals had upneli the DE-
cisiOu.
ri am glad YOU mentioned thar
case, nBlid Mr.. q u. "lhhFH we cas-
VI the Barclay street pool seller Hhv
said ne was common oafriur'
In reply 10 the question no" many
lim,adufing thu two years no hnl zoe II
commissioner nu hgd hcsrd tnat pro-
lection money was being pAll " thu
police Tor various iolms ~ vice, MI
nh,ehun saiu be had heard u Lees since
he hau been cOmmissiohet llhh De-
lore he cnmo ON the b1hfj'
Tue cOmmissiOnet siid ne consul.
ered tue superintendent better guam d
10 Investigate SUCH cases Ihah Tue hVAtN
was,
"Hnve lyou ever hehlui ml' NvA
| asked with smile, "thRt every police
commissioner was corrupt rnd brius'
taser ,Ncvp. C0mmi-sionef Mc'
| LraLg"
The uommesiouet rsplicdi 81 won'
! say whether / heart II salu or not,
have read that II ME Repuulicat
! stump sptRkeTs nave expressed tnoni'
! ppiyss IN such "a manner Aui pftt~hl'
| pvrfyu OF tlem ale bTlbstahef
! tYtu,.eives. They litu."
"Yuu saiu on brllay," observed Mt
Goa, 'yhat the people OF Now NDrt
were indebted 10 kicnAtd LrOkvr 10
closing The pool rooms"
al fAid he WIS uiwnya DOING goo,
thtugs," saiu Mr, SheehGu.
$50 the fact IL admitted that II u
manned for Richard CmAeri u pTiyau
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Two Women uSstcrionsiy strnnaitd
others In fiortni Tear.

DENvER, Colo, Oct. .o.-rne In.
mptts OF the d.sJr4 ofly houses VI
Market street are Ia state Of minu
Ulfdsiiug on panic In cons, queuco Of
the belief that tnty are o. danger at
the hnnIs " tupp SEA stang er On
September 3fi l. ia Taper was iUuuu
ohuktd 10 death "a bed, nuu the mutt
der atiil remains y mystery, athuu b.
Ricusu II masy, win whom rhu
ltvcu, was arrested ana iH nov unuut
bonds awaiting action 10 li- cssr.
Yesterday Marie CUutassttt wa
found dead in bod anu her uppeaf.
auoe indicated that he, tDu, Tad uu, %
cnoEvd T. uehth. II Cuatd D,masy,
Cuafi-H Hchutrn asu J hn Callahan
nave beeu Arrested. DumHsy recently
wrote Marie asking hrf 10 live win
nln, anu sue refused. Sno had uvru
with SchUteu uuui a wtuk ago. Call g.
hau claimed last week 10 have been
foubeJ OF $40 Va Mariv's house, suu
was seen IA tuu Lelguuofho0d salutuay
uigut.
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HOUSEKEEPERS-DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
or THIS IMMENSE SALE

Curtain. % in. wion
elsewhere
a
W uol
Curtains
Isi Pair Nottingham long
edge
TO- uruu
entirely
70 PAIR Curtains including
81 PAR Applique Curtains 1893 wio IS this
,ILK CURTAINS price,
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cnEArnM nRiAn.
rnHor. Reduce the rrice owing to the
siump la wheHt

NEw YORK, Oct. 20-Tho UMPIRE
ctdout, Il slump IN the price Of wheat
3. O. uu lolloweI ny cheaper UrsRu. Inc
Ssw York bakers following tue lead Of
Their fellow lraue3men OF Washington,
nave deci4ed 20 reduce the price Of
tread 10 conform 10 the relative price
90 wheat. Ever Giuoe wheat began 10
tumble 10 this lowest price fecJfuod Ia
{. o hiatoTy VI trade, "a reduction Ia the
domestic tarh Gu hfead has been
looked Tor, bur Is was not until lat
week, when tue bakers OF Washington
Knocked Of n cent from tho price OF
utuiuafy bread, that tne brosdmakets
Ia New Yoiklaud other cities began to
c3nsldel the n after seriously.
Tue reduction ia Washington has
compelled the New York bakers 10
make a similar concession, although
hey Will maintain former prices. Toe
weight o the loavts 10 ~ be Increased
u uuuUle tie present weight Ia
Washington q hyu cent loaf of bread 10
now sold Tor four cents. In New York
the iiye.cent rate will be- retained, but
tbs pound Leaf sold Tor IN price W Il
givs place u Two pyund ioai sold "a.
tue same rate.
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CHICAGO, H., Oct. 20 Governor
Mckinney VI ono arrived IA tne CITY
nj o O'Clock tOpight, anu was greeted
al TIN depot by "A large crowd Of en-
thusigstio ktpuUl cans, who escorted
him ~ the Chicago Beach Hotel, where
no dined, Immediately after ulnnef,
the governor WIS driven tO'tho arm iTy
Of the Fret In anIfy, where crowd 0i
about 90 nad gathered TO hear him.
Alter TO gondrTlng Of several songs
by tho gleo club, John Nj. bmyths,
chairman OF the Republican county
cputral committee Introduced G vernon
Mckinley 10 lie uudleuue. Great Hp.
llauau gfotteu Gov. Mckinley, and
tlu dsafeniug toots " hOfus aud ensets
lsatul tor several minuttH.
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citizen 10 force the domination TO do
their duty2" said Nj. Coz.
81 did not admit that" said Mt.
Sneehuu, auRfily.
Regarding y oil selling the cimmit-
sionef said tust he was satisfied the
sellers paid the police f1r protection,
but thst he coulI not igrcs the money.
H. ncatd that Superintendent Byfuts
got D., uut doubted the truth OF this
rUuOft.
Tue G mniilce took an aI utnmcnt
until tomorrow, when tue taxing Of
.vidtI ce viii he resumed with & m.
m tsi.nut SHechnn IA the witness box.
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sHvGnE snow sIOnN.
GsusTaI Yesterday In Nebraska and
south nhHota.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. ga severe
snow storm has prevailed all day
throughout Nebraska aud south Da-
kota. IL Is quite general, rcTorts show
ing snow NJ Platiem0uth, Nebraska
Guy, Ashland, scnuy Ter, Lincoln,
seward, Columbus, Aurora, crete,
syracuse, salem, Table Rock, locum'
W., Wymofe, Beatrice anu WILDER, Hnu
rain VI holitedge, Curtis, Republican,,
ArapRh0u, CulDrfifou, McCJOk, I'm.
periAl, Benkieman, Rayennn, Seneca,
Broken Bow and various tow nein South
Dakota.
Thlacovers the principal agricultural
portion Of the state anu a large section
where the drought WIS.
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McI,ane's Appeal

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 29.-Argu-
ments on Ine appeal of John Y. Mc.
* aus from tho sentence OF siX years
imprisonment, Tor procuring violation
OF the election law by inupoctorn Of
election, were heard by tho court OF
appeals TO-DAY. Ono point upon whlon
the appeal IL based Ia that the section
under which the indictment was
found applies only to election 1flicefs,
and ~ Mckane was not Ia the category
II was not applicable In his case.
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TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 20.-The
Northern Pacific steamship Company
Moe hGH received word that tue
Gamer Eamuesi, formerly "A Northern
I'hciho steamer, ran into the Japnneho
waIsnip Tuou Kan In Kobe harOor
ls,i month anu sank her, the mRn-ll
war only having time 10 run intJ
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A MIRA Iapsuf.e Army.

LONDON, OcL 20. Tue Tn = viii
tomorrow Iusllsh a dispatch a. m Y.
Euhama Saying thai tuifi JApauvr'
army, numbering 20 OOJ men,is a sem.
Died Al Hiroshima. lue Times plo.
fishes Hon kong dirpatcu stating
hat William II u, an Am riean, has
been arrested aud iined TOO iOt sketch.
iIg tue du,ouses u. HIu. Kong.
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LoSDoS, Oct. ga dispatch to tn,
Times from Shanghai states II Is re.
ported there the JApnnesc have com.
plrtely surrounded Port Arthur, anu
the Chinese forces deisnd,ng IhHt place
cannot hold out long,
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rIalrIan rAnnANY.


=" y WE- WFTWETIT EITTTFTVTNEN TIWTT n
10 mr. NchutE
NEw YoRR Oct 2O,-Looper Union
was crowded 10 isht win the reform
Democrats 10 express their determine.
tiin to support Everett =. Wheeler,
their pOmihue for governor, The uuII-
enos wup enthu8ia.tic. Ex.Secretefy
Fairohiiu, who presided, made speech
preliminary 10 his Introduction OF ME
Wheeler The latter said II was need
less for him TO say more than 70 thank
his frleuds lot the eVening's demon
ttration. nj to uek them 90 stand
shoulder 10 shoulder ior tho triumph
On election ugy.
Mhselsr II. PeekhaEa made . hunoE
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
SERsfiS%Sl
NGRhNDE
.&WESTERMZ
sARaYNM
.s%M@Ss,
trfNpERo GAUGE
CURRENT In Eject lima iT 1904
TtME TAntu, VI LWLOI vuWg W. lV9fl

leave salt Lake
No. FOR Provo. bingham. AMI
all poIn's tAst-.,.... s.,..... f.o' A. m.
40 g. Or Provo Grand junction
aud al pouts tast.."".... . 81 IN.
No C-lor Provo. MANI, aud
halinh s..... s....... s...s ssssssss ail1 q, m.
No t-for Eursta and bingham, t.oop. m.
No U-ior Ogden and West....4,... n sop, m.
no l-TJr Ogden AMI the Wett.. iisl Pan.
Arrive salt Lskc
No l-Trom Provo, Grand junction
nnd tho Eaat..s,,s.s.s,,s.ss l.'o y. M
40 IRON Provo. Grand Junction
aud tue Eaat s......,.......... lsB y. M.
No. s-irom bingham, Provo. MAnu
and salins .....,......... $50 .. M
No. p-Tfom kurekA and bingham pii, a 90.
No g-from oEdoA aud tho west. 5i5A m
No a-from uEden and the west. tila y. ma
only line ruuning through fullmAn Palace
Double DrastuE Room rIcrpert - Denver va
Grand Junction and 70 Kansas CITY and ChloA'
eva Colorado puiuts, tree recliainr char
care Salt i.Aho a. ucnVVr. and only linz fuu
ming rullmau -lcepors sAit Lake " San Frab'
cisco, kochAnIesg sioas eohnsauonG safety
speed snd comfort
Ticket ONCE, 10 ". End South.
n e. DODGE. 4. y. wEpnY,
Gen. Manager. Gen. supL
in. ItNNErr. Gen. T.. 4t,A.
\. II. BABUOcR, General Freight Agent
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line ilnHlD6 lTo
Through Past Trains daily |
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6;tS a m, Colorado Springs 7:St am,
Denver 1890 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7;2o PM,
Salt Lake S:s5 pm, arrive at Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1870 pm.
Counoc ions made At Pueblo, COLORADO
Springs and Denver with nll lines east
Elegant day cOachos, chair cars and Pull
man sleoptrs on all trains, Take The
u. a X. a. and have a comfortable trip
and enjoy the nnosg scenery on tie con-
unenL
A. Is. HUGHEs, 4. X. HOOPER,
TRAFFIC Manager, q. y. A 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. Z kEYINS,
General Agent,
SAlI Lake Gig, "a
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mot Hale TOLDI.'
The Words Of Mr.. Bendley, Whose
Statements We're Published
Two Weeks Ago.

A Foreiblo Illustration that the State.
ments Published in these Columns
Each Week, far from Bong sensa-
tional or Misleading, ar the Words
Of tho Patients III their Simplest
Form.
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TREATMENT ny MAIL.

Mr. Hendley was cured by Ds. Shores
New Treatment which eau be sent to
any address. Il has cured thousands,
and II your case Is durable II will cure
you,
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Town Of nl.ins SUI Dc.ifo, %.

FOsTuWiA, O., O',. 20.-rhu town of
Rring sun, win a population Of 1850
wa totally destroyed by hfv. l. b.,
$40 uUO
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Lace Curtains, PQlti9TaS and Table Covers

city goods
Nothing
II will DO tho Greatest Bargain sale offered tho public
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FREE.

Consultation, whether At Office or by
ettrr. Is free. No charge whatever for
thorough examination, diagnosis OF
your case and all advice. II you live
al a distance, write for a symptom
b ank.
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P0RTIERES.

% Pairs OF SILK striped luto PorIorv.,
friugul. @ yard. lDur, boo Iora Gotta and
pencury Blue, entirely now, wouh 800,
now t2lJ pc
l2i Pairs Ch0n.l'o por.ioros iuoHlCl
and striped, the latest tlrni-. a't Ed-
long, heavy lruge, Hs.ougd colun, worth
300 ut s-ui Pr
90 Pair Cheuillo Portlorea, rieN dalo
md friurr top anu bot ON. silk uu..U
cherry only, cnoup o srdJ, now sLl5 rr
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CIt7 Ticket Omc,, gOl Main Street.

Through Pullman Palace slocpcra. Latest
Improved Tourist rlreUers. free Reclining
thur Cars elegant uay Coaches
Telephone go.
d. D. uruiEN. Gent Art rasscr. Dept
g. ulCElNsuN. General Man scr
III lOMAN. v. a. a A. Agent
Fit U.ULAUK,
ULiNkN ~ MiNE,
hfILfEN ANDERSON }uccereu
JOHN W. uUNNI.
FREDERICK H. CetuEiiT,I
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
.EmeeNve Oct 7th, 1894.
4rGHS Nrlfr AND Dgarf ~ SAT- Last
Gu Dait, az Iotoies.


Arrfvn
FROM 90 rastcrn points minimum. 4 ~ 4 m
tfum lutte. rortland, ssn Fran.
cisco. cache VALLEY aud ufleu..i0 u IN
IRON nlI Eastern points iark tly -
and urion.s.s.......s. ......s. .s.s.s u IN
trom san francisco. ogden aud
intermediate unInts.t.......... ...... q p m
strom Milford. Juab. rr1fo, sanpttc,
and turtka.sss. .. ...ss..s.sss..s.aas. lNp m
irton Terminus and Tooole........-... " y m
urrAHr
for uffen Para rNy rocatcIlo uiAi
tasiern points ....................s N m
Tor ogden auH Iutcrmo ilNte n1iuts W. am
f0r Urden, Intermediate 20 nW
Pan Francisco aud Cache
valley pointt .......s......a......... . 20 p IN
Tor ogden. ell points east. BUTTE. Port
land aud IAN francisco, j. y no
.. or uFnra. rf,y1. -anueis VALLEY
Nopni juah and fraco ..a. o., Z Is "a
iIor ooo's end Iefmiuus,.......... g. q no
Strains t0uth o. Jutl run daily except
turHAi.
Daily except sunday.
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TABLE COVERS.

i-i Chenille Table Covers, assorted
color, nud patterns, hoayy fringe, wonh
Sl.UI. at lIg uAHh.
0l Chon,lo worth 500, FOR this sslo
3l,U' ulnh.
$50 Vu.ol Covers. assorted co'ors pai.
tcusirug0l all round, valu0 l2u hrDno
So rn-el Covers, were $500, .oe 5l,nl.
100 Extra uolyv tapestry Table over.
new 0upcrns, Loavy fungo worth g.JI
90 ~ -r,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-05
COUNT scHAcks PICTURES.
Munich Now Has the Collection, but Berlin
Is Trying Hard to Secure 1t.

Munich Now Has the Collection, but Berlin
Is Trying Hard to Secure 1t.
The death in Rome of Count Setback,
the we'll known poet and art collector, is
causing great excitement in Munich. AS
all tourists know, his picture gallery
formed one of the most attractive sights
of the charming city on the Isar, and
they now fear there that it may be
brought to Berlin. In 1877 Count Setback
determined to bequeath his picture gal
lery to the German empire, but when he
was going to make his will to this effect
he was told that this would not do, the
German empire not being a person rec
ognized by the law and therefore not
capable of inheriting.
The count then made the German en-
peror the heir to his gallery, which he
wished to preserve to the nation as a
whole, including the building, which was
raised by the famous architect Goaon.
Even at that time the Berlin papers, in
discussing this gift, are said to have
spoken of the eventuality of the collection
being brought to Berlin. The Munich
Press hopes that Count Schack's last will
will contain clause making evident his
intention to have his collection kept in
Munich, though as the emperor's prop
erty.-London News.
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Rrownie nfurpl,y,s Shoes.

Tottie Murphy is sad these days. The
little fellow is just bit touchy on his
lack of stature and his youthful appear
ance. Murphy is sad. Huyler Wester-
welt and Murphy went into big boot
and shoe store a few days ago to buy
some patent feathers Of course it was
near the first of the month, and the boys
had "money to burn" Westervelt is
tall, strapping fellow and lowered
nightly above the ex-collegian. The
salesman was soon attending to Huy-
ler's wants and had just fitted him nice
ly to pair of spanking bluchers when
he turned, and looking at Murphy, who
sat by in silent patience, said, You'll
have to take the boy to be fitted over to
the youths department" Westervelt's
shrielzs of laughter could be heard
block away as he led Tottie by the hand
to the place where they had plenty of
small sizes. Huyler had to tell Captain
Ward, and Murphy got his revenge
when he told Johnny, "That's all right,
Mr.. Ward, but just the same got the
same style shoes for $3.50 less than Huy-
ler," and Yale frisked about in great
glee.-New York Journal.
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THE BABY HAS TRAVELLED.
A Little Girl Only Two Years Old Has Bee
Almost Around the World.

A Little Girl Only Two Years Old Has Bee
Almost Around the World.
There is baby living at % Bremen
street that has spent the greater portion
of its brief existence on railroad train
and on steamships. 1t has practically
circumnavigated the world and has been
an unconscious participant in several adj
ventures and one romance, and as mat
ters are shaping may expect to do more
travelling at an early date.
Over two years ago Herman G. Liske-
man and his young wife started from
Berlin to this country to better their con-
dition. On the way over q girl baby was
born to them. and the little ones advent
was duly honored on board the steamer.
Liskeman shortly after his arrival in
New York was stricken with typhoid
fever and died. The widow thereupon
went to relatives who have farm near
Los Angeles. Three months in the glori-
GUS climate partially restored Mrs. Liske-
mans health and spirits. She then ac-
cepted an invitation from friends at San
Francisco. While there she was intro
duced to Captain John Bancroft, master
of ship that traded between the Golden
Gate and Sydney. The sailor saw, loved,
proposed and was accepted, and when
his ship, the Water Witch. next set sail
southwark his bride and his little step
daughter were on board.
AT Sydney Captain Bancroft received
instructions to sail for the Brazils. The
baby in the meantime was thriving on
sea air and fare. The Water Witch pro-
ceeded to one of the Amazon ports, and
while there Mrs. Bancroft caught yellow
fever and died in few hours. In spite
of the loss of its mother the baby grew
and waxed fat. Captain Bancroft Law
ished on it all the love of a real father.
The Water Witch next sailed for Liver
pool; thence went to a Mediterranean
port, returning to New York year since.
Captain Bancroft left the ship at that
port and proceeded overland to Seattle,
Wash, the babe being with him. On the
way and when near Salt Lake City the
train was wrecked by washout, but the
child and its guardian escaped unharm-
ed. A little later Bancroft was appoint
ed commander Of ship that trades in
the gulf of Mexico. He took the little
one with him, but realizing that the
climate might injure its health sent it
north to the friends who now have it in
charge in this city at the address given.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-05
Trouble For a Postal Clerk.

1t has happened before that man has
got himself into trouble by neglecting
to give his wife the letters for her which
he has in his pocket, but the present pre-
dicament of postal clerk in Maine has
some new features. While handling the
mail not long ago he saw letter direct
ed to his wife and put it into his pocket
instead of letting it go through the usual
channels. Another clerk in the car saw
him take the letter, and not knowing
who it was for reported the fact to his
superior officers, and as result the Of
fender is now suspended from duty
awaiting hearing on the charge Of rob
bling the mails. One of the damaging
facts against him is that he forgot to
give the letter to his wife when he got
home and carried it on another trip over
the road Portland Argus.