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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. l5.--pA.seugsrf
from, Guuh tonight fap0ft tnat on 1885,
WspnteJhy an iusutysut hand uuJoi
Hatagas encountered ban Oi Spau-
ish Ru,rriilar uear Colon. Eighty i've
4 tbs latter were KILLED, wnile the In.
surgvuu' l0ss was seven killed hnd
thirty.twO " Iuuded.
EulUglu LJuSltU has appeared ncst
COcJdfiil,s with about 2jJ mon, all
aimed with WinoheSiDrs aud machetes.
L,st SUNDAY tic tfaiu bearing lsTR,
detachment ~ Havana volunteers 10
santa Clara district was destroyed by
lyman t. Of BIlUutTUn railway bfiugc.
Very lew volunteers escaped death,
lHe explosion was terfiriC.
CaopJe has ordered the troops 20
drem IA blue checked gOUls To dIHtiu.
guish themselves from She Insurgents,
II having been discovered that tue
SpAuiaids occasionally klll one aaothst
Ghr,uyn mistake. HOspitsls afc being
cJHStfuc.oI wherever Spanish tTJupt
Hto stationed q care Tor yellow fever
and wounded patients.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

sorptI0n TOR women peculiar phySi.
val "wenknestnJ ard Dr. P.plct's
Golden Medical Discovery ttuu great
liver, blood aud kidney remedy that
On fret introducing these nov w.tiI.
famed remedies % the ill cied, aud
'uf many YEAR, thereafter, they were
toid under positive guarantee nj.
giving cntife satisis cton iu every case
Tor when they are recommended. 50
uui'ofmly luccossiul tid they prove IN
curing the diseases, dsthugrmguts,nu
woEk uesycs Tor which they str recon-.
mCadcd, that claims tor tue returns OF
money paid Tot thUm were exceeding.
~ rare.
But since thclr manufacturers can
now refer 90 thousands OF noted cures
effected by them In every !1tt Of the
LIANT, ant In many foreign C5unirius,
they believe their pHsI e cOrJn Luilicl-
out guarantee " their great value aa
curative Rgeuts; therefore, they YuW
fost the clnime q these remedies 60 "a,
confidence u the 'lllotci solely upon
that record. lit hnpIeus that an *.
cseiingly utssluai, VI complicated
cspp is not promptly 60 quefsd by
ihtsc standard remedies, ~. Pierce
himself nnd his tfpiuri stnn ~ proius
stDual nsri'tanir, CHn always 90
reached by letter, and he aud h.s sta'
know, from ihoir extensive practice,
which has msuo them expert, iusl
what missing link t. supply.
gIE HIGHEST nvNuEg
Such IL the confidence Of his fellow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
IrIshmsn Ready Fight.

PITrsBuRG, Pa, Aug. l5.-Blve
thousand IrShmsn, representing the
United Irish societies OF western Pean-
sylvanlH, tonight passed resolutions al.
vscaung puysicnl force Ia lreisud's
cause. Mayor Mcksnns OF pIttsbuIg
pTesiuei. lhU convention called Tor
september 24tn IN Chicago was con.
domuud, su tho ground that II was
only inyeaded 10 advances tue political
inlvTcsls OF its oTiginat0Ts. Tho Tss0.
luuuus clnse with the statement that
~ there uru prOspVcls Of European
wsf, all Ifl5hnIeu should organize ami
arm Themselves 20 that In Su emery
uucy thoy viii 10 able TO STRIKE a blow
aEaIuAt their hereditary enemies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

will Ne sent ty mail IL HI
" vsriiAble medical library, con-
rlsie IN one volume. II cunisiHsUv'f
1000 pages aud more than SIJ|
lllusiThtilns Several finely illu,.
,ratrd Chsplsis are dty ted &
The circmi oJusiiornt!on In plain
language, OF diseases peculiar tu
women anu tNcir successful home
treatment without the aid OF q puy.
flolan aud Without having % tubmit
10 d:esdsd "t1hnlnatiott" aud tue
stofeotypod "lOcsl applications, 20
fciulsiye 10 the mUdsst and .u ny ser.
sitive woman, The Ffcc EDITION IL
precisely the stme as thai SOD M $3.50
except only that the books are bound
in strong msnilla paper covers instead
~ cloth. Send now before all nre
given away. They nre going OIL rap.
iily, therefore do not delay sending
HivIedidtey II IN vast Of uut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

tufo Oi an agreement, md Europe,
which oOnietfei on Turkey iic'iti0ut
stability, hAs long bsen uneasy Ne 10
thB m2-s; burden which its Joint &c
u1n involved. IL fears II may rs up.
holding mechanism which does not
work Tor human happiness anu pro.
gTess, bIt rather tended 10 IOrretuaie
tue gutagUu,sm ~ creed and race
which have ~ long teen the cursc Of
the rurkish provinces.
"HDw long tue present sinte %
things can continue" tHs minister
continued, 81 confess appears TO me
more doubtful thau d, did twenty year,
Hgo.n
Tue advice no was rendering, be
said, was tue advice OF u party most
friendly to Turkey, the neglect OF
vhlcn will expose the sultan TO dAu.
suTs which no treaties md no symps-
tnirs will prevent beiuE fatal IN the
long run to the empire lac rules.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

HAvANA, Aug. l5.-rhe oillolal TO.
pofts 4, uIub Lave bleu ,coiyaH vs. ih'
government hero aui elsewhere Shu"
seslYus di.sgusIIIs uEIst HinU9g TIE
.u,ufguut leaders. TINS Is F.iu 10 Re
due ~ tue isoI mat sJm3 VI tuom ATE
NOT willing 90 urttrJy ~ huruius OF
other means thu property VI piAu.urs
un other. Ia tbis CONNECTION, accord.
ug ~ thg government iuiUTmg iOu,
Cuisis Rail AMI MaCeO nave had an
auIty dispute, auu the latter was
slightly wOuuuud by tue fUTmeL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
"EOMAA'S LIFE CIRCLE. "
4 Puzzle That Looks Simple, ba, who
Can Do Il?
NOT ONE IN 4 MILLION.

Hero 10 a Puzzle. T. Looks simple.
Il seems simple. II II simple. lgi
uoI ono person In a million can solve
II. They may have been taught how
to do u, tut the fact remains that they
Can'i do g..
While ~ fret blush this may seem Of
little or no consequence to either man
or woman, the readef will presently
zoe that this puzzle illustrates n pSinci.
pie tuat bears directly upon the No,
anu happiness Of every woman, sna
forms o controlling factor IN every ps5.
lesslun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
oNLyrYArrcH ,rcKIls SENSE
senator wsshbura'. Apology to Jobn
Seward AudlvAs.

senator wssibura's Apology to Jabn
Seward AudtrAs.
MiiNSEAroIti Aug. ia chance
rouurA, uttered ny Slua,0t washuurl
ina ptiyuic conversation ~ New York.
threatens TO betumg mAttes Of uAI NJ.
~ interest. TIE uHm' 40 suuu EU.
ward Addicks became very ftmil.ag 20
The reading puuuu uuTluE tAU lAtu ten.
ut0fitl CONTEXT ia Dsl,gAtg, anu IL was
ALLEGED that u was dd. 1 htm has tue
election Of ug5,bor Republican s.uHlof
q suuccyd senator ElEsigs o, Duia-
ware, was urltAtct, This was un.
Guessed umUuE Othvr t1Ibgs by Ssuaipf
Nashuu.D, anu ho majo uso % 90 "a.
preston which was publlgaei in Nov
E1fk last Saturday, to tue effect tuat
"a MN ligB Adlicks should o. ki,l0I.
Narn tho SENATOR returned hr.e he
aok Low lodged having u'eI sucr an
oxpIe sipu. Ia response to thu, SEA-.
ator WA.huuIu today received tau iol.
lowing Telegram:
PHILADELPHIA, ps,,
august 10, 1898.
Senator ". -. Nashbitu.
Kindly wiro re tho grounds upon
which you base our Jul ulsut that /
snOuld be KILLED.
(5iguod) }. EDYAGn ADDIcAs.
70 THIS the followl ~ reply WAS sent;
HisNEIpDLts, MINI,
August Is, 1885.
J. Edward AGdi,.:', Philadelphihi
Telegram iusl resolved. Believing
you responsible Tor 1nu defeat Of ~ Re-
publican suuator, 1 expressed myself
rmphaticallY Ne / did Ia Now HOtd, 40
u your action, iutimating VI oouTsr,
political rather than physical punish.
IN. ul,
(signed) w. ID. WAsHnuRS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

citizens In hiS ability, integrity md
worth, thst Dr. piorcs has brcn hon.
NJ, Il b. election 10 tho htVhsrt offices
IA the gin ~ the people u Buffalo;
met, O. the state Senate, aud later t.
Clrgrsss. such, however, " the doc.
iJg's pride VA and lows iUf his prOits.
sion that hn uas siuCo repeatedly de-
ciluaI high uilics in order that 10 may
us1l servo TIE public by serving his
patients. who hfr scattered over every
state ant Territory 10 tho land, no ls
q ,vn bY tue iaol thut he hAs on lite
over g1.Ogu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

wAsIIISurOS, Aug. l5.-Fbs state
department hps received dispatch
tom MiuistBr rerToll In Turkey stat.
lug that fOs tlteo months he IA. bssn
urging the luTkish authorities W pSE-
NIT an invrSIigAliou u tho death Of
Lsnz, ths bicyolist killed by tho
Kutds. MI. Terrell Gays 10 comply
with tho rsquSs, OF Mr.. Sactblsben,
that he be giyen authority 10 search
tao residences Oi the kurus for rpliUi
OF the bioyclist and proofs VI his death,
an army would loo necessary. rhess
kurds i've IA the mountains, anu
would not permit a stranger Aud "A Tor.
rignsr TO enter their houses, even
though authorized by the Turkish gov.
Brnment, Me-. Terrell says no expects
u SECURE guard VI Turkish troops
who viii hocompau sGohtluDou iGlo
the country oi tue Kutds Tor tho pur.
pose VI recovering the romans OF
lIUuE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
Haunted BY al. criuns.

TWEED, oat., Aug, l5.-On tho lO:h
OF August lsst Annie Calander, "A
young English girl, living near
PoterOot5, disappeared, leaving no
trace, TuIay aH'TaugG discovery was
made. Edward DJwdsll, section fore.
man at sheinrld station, found under
tho timbers u a bridge, q few miies
east II rwtoi pieces oi plaued board
about thirteen inehus square, on which
whs written tho following statement,
"sIuTPIELD, April 2G.-To All Tho
World uIesting-rhis 10 TO certify
that did, ON the night VI the ION Of
August, 1894, murder Annie C1landsT,
young Lugllsh girl, In tho little
cemetuTy a. PsierUorv, and with \
piece VI E0pe aud railroad iron, | snnk
her dead body In the lake. 1 iid IL 10
biIe crime, l ieel that God will
never iuiglye me Tor 1t. Icsunot reel
day or night would have nor body
taken ny and butiod.
FIR"
The case Is In tho hands OF tnslds.
tectiVgs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

Tho puzzle must he tolvei with
piece Of pafeLN pencil, the human
eye, the human hand, ami uothiug
rlse. lt Ia simply g. mpa,
ny Oup operation and without
lifting The pencil from the paptt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
A YAsr rxrERrRNoE.

After having trestsd, year after year,
many thousands NJ uase1 Of womhn'a
ailments, Or. n. V. Pierce, Cbisf CON
sultibg physician to thSlnVAlid's Hotel
aud sur lioal Institute Of Buffalo, N. Y,
learned not only the peSisst IneIhads,
Tut also the perfsc! medicino VITO
which TO cure tucn cases. % Rbsnlu lolyl
.IeliAbls4Ars d, PLsEGeIs BAvonle Pre-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

lIhe lho f0IIDwInFl

Mas. ANHIE HuTCHisuS, Of Cam.
bfi Sc, bI5uhottrf Co., Mi, wtitss
Words tail to describe my sufisuugs
briUrs took Df. P.orre's Gultcu MOli.
cal Discovery end his 'FsVofite re.
scfipiiOr.' 1 could not walk acToss the
room without greet Suffering, but
upw l Hm abe 10 dO my own
work. Thanbs 10 your wonderful
a"'IcirCs, an a we'll woman.
TJilafet gll she timU with weight W.
Geo tOuYm VI my stomach aud tho
most lsvUTe bsaflng.down paiuF, low
down, Hcf0fs mo, with every stop |
attempted 10 tsks. aiso suffered il-
tursc path EcrNss my rack hui fiHht
hip. AZ tlmos could not turn mysylf
m bed. My complexion was yellow,
my eyes UloDishoi, aud my whole
'yetsm wns complete wreck. Hui-
'sTri greatly from heaiuOhes, sHi the
Thought pi fOJl would sioAsn nv. Now
I eau 5Ht anything End at Hpy utao.
Livery one thought I would not live
though thu month NJ August Tyo "
my nn'E1hof- arc uB.H1 your medi.
"ine', anu cay taey feel like new be-.
,uEs."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
Oh. j. u. KEYSOR,
DENTAL PARLoRs.
2 90 Main street. First Door North OF
Walker House.

lIuos' Grown and Bridge Work. Gold
and silver Filings Prices moderate
ana O. suit tho times. VIII do your
Work better than Tho best, quicker than
the quickest, cheaper than the cheapest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
A GREAT BOOK rREE.

When Dr. Ploro1 published tho 1rit
edison OF hts work, Tue Peoples Com.
mon S,usr Medical AdyissT, lao an.
nuunGoi that after 6su,DUO copies had
been cold at the regular price, 81 90
prr copy, tho pr1ilI OF WHOM would
Frpay HIM Tor the great amount Of
labor aud money tIpondrd In prUduc.
inR u, Irs would distribute the next
halt million JrGe. AZ tuis number "
copies has already teen sol Q, no IL now
distributing, ajGO'U.Cly free, 100000
copies Of this must compete, Interest.
INK and val. s--- liable com.
mon sense COupON medical
work over No. 1850 publis I'd
Tho rsoip- '-----' lent only
icing required 10 mail 10 him, or tho
Worlds DlpsnsAty h4 1ical Aasocin.
ton, " Buls!o, N. y, Of when hs Is
president. tuiB ntlin COUPON NuMBER
With tw0nJy-ons (gl) cenIs In one.
.Cant stamps 10 pay Tor postage
ana packing only, and the book
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

Mrs WILLIAM HuJvER, " Bell.
vile, Rlenland w., ONO, writes ~ iol.
l1v': 81 lad been a great sufferer
Rom Yomslu w1skuCbs.' tried three
duClarE they iid Ur no g0Oi. thought
was an Invalid iUyryrG Uul / heard
OF d. Pi'Tug'a Golden Medical Dls.
uay,Ty auI hig 'Fay0uge plyscFlp.
tl1u,' and Then wrote 10 llai, and hu
tyil mu lust now g. tHte thDM, CON
mcuotd last ChtlHlm3N, All 10 K
eight bottles. l nov iyel entirely vol.
| ulI s,aud on my irst only SNORT
timr, anu now 1 uI all my work ipI
family u fyo. Ny huis girl hai u
very had rUugn Tor d long time. She
took -. PiotCs's Golden Medical Dis
0lysty,' gud IL now well and happy"
Any woman, Rnyw here, who IL tired
u suffering, tired NJ d0ctOf.Eg, " tired
of NE, who will write Dr. Pierce, or TO
tho Worlds Dispensafy Andicsl Asso.
citation " Buffalo, y. T., Of which he
Is pfa,Iient. will receive, ires Of
cnGTgc, good, sound, pgOfrsUOusl nd.
vice that viii enable her 10 cure herself
Vt home On her case II Cursblrl pleas
sntly, paiDlrssly, permanently, aud
this, too, without having 10 undergo
tho trying ordeal NJ ORGANIZATIONS"
and the sisre1Iypod ahd dreaded treat
mout by "local applications"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
rnogrreIyn MornEN., nrAp.

Mus, FRED HUsT, Of enyiile, y.
y, H.y,: 81 tvad about Df. Pirfcv's
FAv1r1e Prescriptions being slgo0d for
a wsmau with csii1, ~ / got two
nntIles last SsptGml"r, Hui D0cvmtof
lNsh | hat twrlyt-U1upN hshy
|rl. When l was cOulnyG tOds ugt
aot N any UdH ! hid net auiisr
suy pain, AMI wurn tue onild vAs ,ufn
! walked mao Huuthef room AMI wont
3" bed. IL WIS., worry cold weather aud
our room was very cold, u; I uii not
tSRn any cold, aud never haI any
Ailer'psin ~ any ntrtr psl1, 10 vps
all Guo In 3Hi anu D.. p'1rrs'd FsVnr.
lts Prescription. gbW IL $40 eighth
living onild Aud tho lsrs'si 1i Them
oil. suffered s7eTygHlng tAEi iesH
could suffer with tho uiEoT bab!sv,
always had n DOCTOR aul then ha could
NOS relp ms very mueH, bat this tins
my mother aud my husband were
alone with me.
"Mly baby was only scy0n days old
when ! got up aud drUs,ud, And loft
my room, aud btaysd ~ oil day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16

Such he Iha confidence OF his fellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

and both with one accord flew M the ravens nest
and sacked IL, tearing IL in lnclr rage and indig-
nation until not one stick was left upon another
Some writer's have thought that the following
ravens referred to the groundess superstition that
these birds neglected TO care for and feed their
to oppose another reading OF the matter to the
view OF those who have thought more deeply and
studied more carefully the subject OF bible an
imas." who provdeth for the raven his food"
''He giveth The beast his food. and to the young
ravens which cry" Consider the ravens. for
they neither sow nor reap. which neither have
storehouse barn. and God feedeth them"
These passages seem rather TO apply 10 the raven
merely as one OF ALL the helpless beasts and birds
which God FOR and sustains. II they have
any special application to the bird ip its traditional
character, is 1t not rather with reference 70 the
mercy OF our God who "maketh his sun to rise
the evil and on the good. and sendeth rain on
the just or the unjust p Even the bird OF Ill, ~;
that has given moral we'll a. physical stain
to the epithet 'as black crow. Is not Tor
gotten Of 'our Father which is In Heaven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

ard stalen secretary and Anton holman L
Edward j. Musgrave IL the captain OF .ne 80 80
athletic team Albert J. Mayc captain OF the ~
ball team and Howard Worcester captain Oh INC
tennis team. = ,,uo..,o dasgp has
been placed I'm st. Mary's Episcopal Cnuren o'T
hundred and forty second-st ana FOR
&c gift from the Rev. James X. Davenport III
merry rector OF the parish 49,, ~. .u,arod a nd
The Ladies' Aid Society OK the ons,muhho MA IFS
rtv-third Street Congregational Cnurch he,u
annual meeting on "Wednesday evening ana e'e Mrs
&c ia officers Mrs J.. Nredenburg president, Ma
Wu,s ~ Morrison and Mrs John Lindsay vice-pres-
idents. Mrs Thomas Rush secretary ana MISS
~, ~ $500 ,vui deliver an address on the work OF
prson reform as carried on In the United states,
and native OF Japan viii speak Oh pi'so" 'e'''"'
In hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
THE TRIALS OF THE RAVEN.
From The Culver.

From The QuIVtT' =,
Many birds seek the protection which the pres,
.nca of man AFFORDS against furred and feathered
s sas wban the breeding season approaches Not
80 the raven; It's distrust OF US Is profound. and
its nest Is placed In some Wild spot tar on. OF
are other enemies know Of pair that built n,,S on
one side of projecting crag high up on me GINS
occupied the other side OF the crag and when one
lector. they sharing the popular opinion OF a
ravens blackness. concluded that their neghbors
vengeance upon them. When on their return from
foraglns expedition the falcons found Their nest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

Kennedy. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page Miss Loring.
Miss Anderson. Mrs. Gray. wife OF Senator Gray;
Mrs. Blair Lee; Mrs; Perrine Mrs sands Mrs
Chopper. and Mrs Hill The table flowers were
pink carnations, apd bouquets Of viole's for the
guests
ON Monday evening the Attorney General gave
p dinner the President. the men OF the Cabinet
Justices OF the Supreme Court. and Judge Bancroft
Davis
on Tuesday evening. tho Secretary OF the Navy
and Mss Herbert gave dinner in honor OF the
President and Mrs. Cleveland and at which the
members Of the Cabinet ard their wives were
guests Tn. dinner company also included III num-
Der o. other guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
THE DIFFERENCE SLIGHT.

From The Chicago Tribune
one OF the side dishes the waiter had brought
'Sausages sir answered the waiter
Il didn't order any,"
II thought you did. sir 49,, A., s.~..
between sauce and sausages?
yes sir" said the walter gathering up the ~
iected dish with unrufned dignity. Between
sauce and sausages there II merely dinerence %
ages Wish coffee. sirr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
MAD 70 WAIT A WHOLE YEAE.
The CINCINNATI Tribune

From The CINCINNATI TrIbuhe.
enalwort-Did you swear of Tuesday. a.,
iuabforth-Meani 10, al midnight. Took my nhdi-
s,o drink and then found out that my watch was
hio-thirty seconds slow. SO that put me over '"''
ios gain Too bad. ain't III
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-04
MIR. PETERSON ROBBED.
San Frsnoisco Footpsds Looking for
Angelenos.

Sam Francisco Footpads Looking for
Angelenos.
SAP Francisco footpads seem to have
a grudgs against Los Angeles citizens.
Right upon the heels OF Fire Chief
Moore's 70 bbsry in that city, comes the
similar experience OF Samuel d. Peter
son, we'll known etockman of this
county. The Chronicle, in speaking of
the robbery, says:
s. ID. Peterson. a prominent mining
man from Los Angeles, was brutslly
beaten and robbed by three footpads on
Halleck street shortly before 10 O'Clock
last night. Mr.. Peterson came here
from the south several days ago and Sc
cured rooms at the American Exchange
hotel. Last evening, while returning to
his rooms, he had occasion to pass
through Halleck street.
There were no lamps lighted and the
place was intensely dark. Just as Peter
son passed large open doorway three
men jumped on him. Each OF the rob-
bers was armed with a clcb and pistol.
Before Peterson could raise an outcry
or defend himself one of the footpads
struck him on the back OF the head with
billy" He fell to the ground, and
the other two men fell upon him, one
placing his hand in his mouth as gag,
while the other rifled his pockets. A
bag containing $87-$25 in notes and the
rest in gold-and gold watch and
chain were secured by the iootpads. who
made good their escape before Peterson
fully regsined consciousness.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-04
ATTACKED BY A TRAMP.

A Mexican Badly Cut Because He Re-
fused to Give Aims.
Nicanor Ohiverss, q reeident of Sono-
ratown, was attacked and badly injured
by an unknown tramp on Commercial
street, at o'clock yesterday morning.
The Mexican was on his way home
when approached by shsbbily dressed
fellow who demanded a quarter of G
dollar, concluding his appeal by saying
that hs was hungry and needed food
badly.
Chiveras did not like the looks OF the
man, and 80 refused him aims. Tht
beggar struck at the Mexican, VIII
lodged. The blow was followed up by
another, this time with knife. Til,
Weapons blade struck Chiveras on tn,
wrist, cutting a cash two inches long
He gave the alarm and frightened his
sssailsnt away. Officer Baker took tht
injured man to the receiving hospits
for treatment.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-04
DRUMMERs WILL CELEBRATE

They Can Travel Now Much Cheaper
and Garry More Baggage.
The travelling men now sojourning in
this city are making preparations to
celebrate the passage by congress oil
what is known az the "drummers'
bill"
SIT will put many a dollar in our
pockets and will save great deal OF
money to our employers" remarked
ons yesterday. Now we have to pay
$75 for 3000.mile tickets, and we can
puy no more at one time. We can only
use the mileage on the road by which it
is issued. Under the new bill We can
purchase 5000- mile books for 800, and
that transportation will be accepted on
any road in any part OF the United
States. Besides, under the act just
passed by congress-. we are allowed to
carry 800 pounds of baggage instead OF
$50 pounds under the previous law"