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The herald., 1895-07-14
A SECOND BATTLE FOUGHT
BannOcks and Whites Meet Near Yellow.
stone Park
Three Settlers Wounded and Several Indians
Killed at Earounter Near
Jackson Fois

DENVER, COL. July 49, special to
that second battle has occurred between
the Bannock Indians and the white set
tiers in the Jackson Hole country south
Of Yellowstone park. The dispatch says:
Word comes from the Upp er Wind river
today that some Indians have been killed
particulars have been received. On
Thursday morning W. L. Simpson. ex-
county attorney of this county, who has
relatives living in jackson Hole, headed
a small party to 60 to the rescue OF
friends there. Word from Jackson Hoi
is anxiously awaited here.
A special messenger from Fort Washa.
kie tonight says that in the encounter
with the Indians three settlers were badly
wounded and that several Indians were
also wounded and some killed, but it is
not known how many. Indian police
were dispatched several days ago from
Shoshone agency to Marysvale in Jackso
Hole and dispatches from there are due
tomorrow.
The trouble was started by an attempt
to arrest band of Bannocks who were
wantonly slaughtering female elk for the
purpose OF taxing out the foetus, which
is regarded as dainty luxury by the In.
dians. Last year the Indians killed sew
eral hundred of the COW eks for the same
purpose, and the white settlers protested
loudly against the outrage and pre- pared
themselves to arrest and punish any band
OF Indians who should repeat the offense
this wear,
The herald., 1895-07-14
Big Suit to Be Brought

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July 13.-The
Credits Communication company OF this
city has begun suit against g. L. Hedges
in the United States court in Los Ange-
les to recover $500. 00o on personal notes
given by Hedges to the United Loan and
Trust company, which went under dur
ing the financial panic in 1893. Hedges
was one of the five men who operated the
famous railroad syndicate during the
boom days in Sioux City. He was the
first to knock the props from under the
Union Loan and Trust company, result
ing in its total collapse. Before the fail
ure OF the Union company he made gen.
eral assignment Of all his property,
amounting to $2.247. 900. This forced the
Union company and number of other
institutions soon to follow. every crash
being alleged to be directly due to the
maneuvers OF Hedges. The Credits Com
mutation company was organized by over
BOD bankers and financiers from all over
the country, who were interested IN the
institution when it failed. Hedges is now
living in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-07-14
The Chambers Adjourn After a
Barren Session
KAISER PICNICS IN SWEDEN
Bismarck Don't Get Along With the
Yonng Mas
Money Easily Prsearsbie fos tss 'rsa Chanesi.
ler's MeuumeSs-vhe Canal
Tariff Il Too High

Associated Press Special Wire.
Copyrighted, 1925, by the Associated Press
BERLIN, July 1S.-Political affair:
will be in . comatose state for the mex
six months, now that the bundesratt
and the Prussian diet have adjourned
after m almest barren session. Mean
while the emperor is having q good time
in Sweden, where King Oscar and hi:
family took great pains to signalize heil
friendship for the German emperor.
The relations between Bismarck and the
emperor continue to be strained. As a
further proof of this fact it deserves men,
tion that Count von Rantzau, Prince Bis
marck's son-in-law, has resigned his mis-
sion as German minister to The Hague
and has left the state service entirely in
order to devote himself wholly to Prince
Bismarck at Friedrichsruhs at the lattsr q
request.
The piaa for erecting gigantic Bis
marck monument at Blankenese. near
Hamburg. on the steep shore overlook
ing the Eibs, is taking shape. The monu'
ment will bs thirty metres high. Tho
committee having the work in hand is
made up of about one hundred Of tho
leading men throughout Germany and
the sum of 1900, 600 marks needed TO
complete it will b, raised by popular su b.
soription. The site has been given by
the owner, a wealthy merchant OF Ham
burg.
Next Friday ths Berlin students Will
celebrate the twenty.hfth anniversary OF
the declaration OF war by France sgains.
Prussia with a patriotic celebration. Del
egates from academic societies Of the
other universities will participate on
August 18th.
Shipewners are lerAly complaining at
the high tariff charged vessels passing
through the Kaiser Wilhelm canal. Dur
ing the first week of Jnly 726 craft Of
various sizes passed through the canal
and ons English steamer paid ibis marks
in tolls. A small steamer of 600 tons paid
64s marks, and in the winter it Is pro-
posed to raise the tariff IS per cent.
DR.. Beysen, secretary OF the kiei
chamber of com merce. has asked the
canal management to lower the tariff.
The herald., 1895-07-14
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS
Judgements OF Superior Courts Afilrnss or
Overru1ed

Judgmeuts OF Superior Ccosts Aiftf0es or
The supreme court yesterday handed
down q decision affirming the judgment
for defendant and tho order denying the
prayer Of plaintiff for new trial. George
L. Mesrager. vs. George Englehardt and
Jesus de Englehardt was the title. The
suit was for an injunction. Mesnagsr
claimed to be the owner OF right OF way
for pipe lines and drain and ditcnes for
water from Verdugo creek. Englehardt
disputed his way. He prayed Tor quiet
title and an Injunction TO prevent further
interference. The Englehardts sho
that Mesnager's operations inteifered
with their private property and rights.
The only difficulty was In the findings.
Frank Sablchi ct al. ". Della W. Chase.
Sabichi, Minor and Holt were trustees
Of the preferred creditors OF the late in
solvent firm Of Clark g. Humphreys:
Chase was not mentioned as q preferred
creditor. She held their promlssory note
aecured by a mortgage. On maturity OF
the note she obtained luagment ana
caused the mortgaged land to be sold for
satisfaction OF tho debt. A Genciency
judgment of $15S2.61 Was entered ana the
sheriff levied on and sold to Chase a
portion Of the other lapds previously con con-
yeyed to the trustses, Decemper 4: loSl.
Plaintiffs appealed the Judgment to the
The herald., 1895-07-14
MRS. HHRrsLET's SUIT
She Wants an Immediate Divorce From He
Husband


SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-Etnel
Marion Hertslet. an English woman who
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
band, Gerald Spencer Hertslet, last Octo.
ber, has filed an affidavit in the superior
court urging the trial OF the suit at once.
Hertslet is tue son OF Sir Edward Hert-
slet, formerly secretary to Disrseli, and at
present Librarian of the foreign Office and
custodian OF the archives of England.
The couple were married against the pro-
tests of Hertslet's father. and after losing
500. 900 on n California fruit farm, their
troubles began. Mrs. Hertslet brought
suit for a divorce, alleging desertion.
cruelty and infidelity.
Hertslet, who was in England, promptly
denied all the charges and filed cross
complaint charging his wife with intdel-
ity and naming as correspondent Claude
Barry, a relative of Mrs. Hertslet. Since
that time the case has been at stand
still. Mrs. Herslet says this delay is the
fault of her husband, and she now insists
on an immediate trial. She states that
by reason of the long delay she is suffer-
ing great injury in her profession as an
actress.
The herald., 1895-07-14
cH|LE'S OLD AN|MoS|TY
Egging on Bolivia Against
Impoverished Peru
AN ARCHRlCH ARCHBISHOP
He Had Money to Burn. Now He Has
More
A French Paper Offers . PeaceabIe Solution
for tho French. Bra lillian Trou.
bies at Amapa
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, July ia special to the
Herald from Buenos Ayres says: The
attitude OF Bolivia towards Peru is in.
SPIKED by Chilean diplomacy. Unless
Peru shall accede to the demands Of Bo.
livia, the Bolivian minister will retire
from Lima. Following this Bolivia will
occupy the district of Puno, q department
of Peru. For some time it is also said
m odern guns and rifles and artillery, suit
able for action in the mountainous dis.
tricts, have bsen sent into Bolivia by way
of the Chilean port of Antofogasta. With.
in fifteen days. it is reported. Bolivia can
throw an armed force OF 1000 armed men
into this district. The question is excit-
ing grea: interest here.
The herald., 1895-07-14
HARD TO SWALLOW
Arlzena Press Association Cannot Dig
Governor Hughes

Arlzona Press Association Cannot Digest
Governor Hughes
YUMA, Ariz., July 13.-J. ". Dorring-
ton. president. in obedience to petition
Of ton members of the Arizona Press as
sociation today issued a call for special
meeting Of the association to be held at
Phoenix, July goth. to consider the ac-
tion OF the meeting of some me m bers of
the association held at Prescott. July 5th
indorsing the administration of Governor
Hughes and passing a resolution opposing
his removal. The association does not
want politics mixed with its affairs.
The meeting Of the Goth is expected TO
be stormy and excited and promises 10
disrupt the organization.
The herald., 1895-07-14
An Outlaw Surrenders for Trial
at MADEIRA
MRS. HERTSLET'S DIVORCE
TIE A. P. As Of Stockton Have a
Big Row
Afizeaa Press Harping over the Governor.
A Bootblack Punished Shot
In the Skirts
Associa ted Press Special wire !,

Associa ted Press Special Wire,
MADEIRA, July 13.-James Lawson.
vho 20 long succeeded in eluding the
psacs eficsrs of this county, has at last
answered to his name in the superior
court and announces himself ready for
trlal for his attempt to kill his wife at
Belle View last Christmas. 1t required
TIVE special venires before the requisite
number OF Jurors had been obtained,
owing to the notoriety that Lawson has
gained through his many escapes from
fail. The questions asked the jurors by
Attorney Hodges. who is conducting the
defense, indicate that emotional insanity
will be relied upon for an acquittal of the
defendant. When the jury had been Sc
lscted seven of the prominen business
men OF the town, witnesses in the case,
were abssH::, and Judge Conley issued an
attachment for them, and when they
appeared imposed fine of SIS each.
Mrs. Lawson was the first witness called
for the prosecution. but her direct ex-
animation had not been completed when
the hour for adjournment arrived.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Mrs. Fleming Insane

Mrs. Mary A. Fleming. a wealthy lady
residing at Dobbs Ferry, Westchester
county. has been adjudged insane. JUS
tice Dykman. on June 10th on applica-
tlon of ex-senator MoCIelland. appointed
a comm issi oner to take testimony as to
Mrs. Fleming's sanity. The commission
er will report In favor OF guardian for
her property, which consists of Iour or
ange groves and other valuable property
at Rialto, Cal. property at Los Angeles.
real estate In New London. CT. bank 40.
counts. stocks and bonds. houses, dia-
m0ndS etc.
The herald., 1895-07-14
The Stanford Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The gov
erAmsnt will try TO lush the Stanford
suiy through the appellate court. Judge
McKissick, who is handling the legal
end of the case, has been ordered to force
che case in the United States appellate
court here. He will file his appeal next
week. Ordinarily the case would not be
tried until October but since the govern
mont Is SO anxious to force matters a
special session will probably be convened
here next month to hear the case. 1t will
probably be presided over by United
Btates Circuit Judge Gilbert Of Oregon.
Judge Hawley of Nevada and Judge
Morrow of this district will without doubt
be his associates.
The herald., 1895-07-14
WARRING A. p. AS
Dteckton nenbers Disgusted With the flavor
of Their Choice

STOCKTON, july 13.-There is war in
che "A. P. A. camp in Stockton. Lodge
No. II held meeting last night and de-
nounced H. N. Baggs the A. 2. A.
mayor Tonight another meeting will be
held and the A. P. A. threaten to burn
Baggs in efigy. The trouble is all on ac-
count of three appointments made by the
mayor. Of the three appointments within
his gift two were given to persons outside
the order and the third went to a man
VINO publicly denounced the society at
recent Republican convention. The
mayors appointees are: Chief of police
y. n. Kingsbury; chief of fire depart
msnt, Israel Rolf, and harbor master,
John Garwcod. Kingsbury denounced the
A. r. AS and neither Garwood nor Rolf
sre members. The A. P. AS declare
that they will make the mayor revoke his
distasteful appointments or resign his
Office. The chief executive. however,
will do neither, and his former constItu.
ontS are raging,
The herald., 1895-07-14
HeIiograph Signaling

DENVER, July 13.-A detachment Of
troops will be sent out from Fort Logan
Monday morning for long range hello
graph signaling between a station which
will be opened daily on top of the Equit.
able building in this city and q station
located by the outgoing party daily en-
route 20 Longs Peak. After reaching
Longs PEAK daily practice is 70 be
the morning and while at Longs Peak
flashes will be watched for from Pixies
Peak. En- route from that station to
Pixies Peak short stop will be made in
the vicinity of Gray's Peak and station
opened. Captain J. l.. Fowler will have
charge of the party.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Bonds D,soosed OF

DENVER, July 13.-GeneraI Manager
Kesler of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
bonds to the amount of 50, 100000 had
been disposed of. He said the bonds
were ordered issued three years ago when
the consolidation took place but owing
to the panic no successful effort had been
made to sell until quito recently. I'm,
works at Pueblo, which win be operated
to their full capacity.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Wants aPositioo

SAN JOSE. July l3. The litigation in.
volving the estate of Samuel h. Bishop.
n pioneer of this state. who died of ap.
pendcitis two years ago, was commenced
this afternoon by Frances L. Lovett. the
divorced wife of the deceased, and the
guardian of her son. f. K. Bishop,
against the other heirs Jacob Rich ct al.
The plaintiff desires the lands and prem
ises, valued al about S100, 900, partitioned
Young Bishop is entitled to twc-ninths
of the eStata
The herald., 1895-07-14
Bankers on COINAGE

SAN FRANCISCO, July l3.-The Even.
ing Post recently sent to all bankers in
the interior of the state the quarry. Are
you in favor of the free coinage of sill
ver?' Replies we're received from thir-
teen bank presidents. Two favored free
coinage of silver at the ratio of l6 to l..
Three favored the maintenance of the
present gold standard. Eight favored an
international plan of bimetallism.
The herald., 1895-07-14
ped.uogues nm a Vacation

DENVER, July 13.-Of the $500 teach.
ers who attended the N. e. A. conven
ton in this city about 5000 remain in
Colora do to spend their vacations in the
mountains or 60 on excursions to Salt
Lake. California. Yellowstone Park. City
Newton G. Dougherty and ex.Piesident
Nicholas Murray Butler headed the dele
CATION that went out over the Grande foJ
Salt Lake today.
The herald., 1895-07-14
ChInamsn rlurderousIy Attacked

VENTURA. July 13.-A Chinsman with
a rb broken. most OF his teeth knocked
out and otherwise badly bruised and cut.
was brought to this city tonight for med
ical attendance. He claims to have been
attacked by five white boys near Santa
Paula. eighteen miles from here, who
beat him with iron bars and stones, He
will probably die.
The herald., 1895-07-14
PLEDGED at Fresno

FRESNO, July l3.-The Farmers al
liance of Fresno county, at a meeting
held today. unanimously adopted resolu-
items pledging the support of the organi-
zation to tho union fruit auction houses
recently established in eastern markets
under the auspices Of the California Fruit
Growers association. These auction
rooms are open to all buyers, and fruit
growers throughout the state are called
upon TO support them.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Deacons Sometimes Do Wrong

HEALDSBURG, July l3.Isaac Q. Lay
many was arrested mere this morning
charged with furnishing liquor to Indians
and was,released upon $1,000 bonds. The
arrest has created a sensation because
Laymany is a pioneer of this city. hav
ing resided here since 1852. He is
wealthy, leader in church circles and is
"a yaers of age. His preliminary exam.
ination has been set for next Wednesday.
The herald., 1895-07-14
FoIey's Posthumous Child

RENO, New. July 13.-In accordance
with petition filed in the district court
this morning, DR.. G.. IL. Thomas OF Reno
was appointed guardian of Mrs. Alice
NJ Haitley's infant child. the alleged son
and heir of the late Senator M. D. Foley.
killed by Mrs. Hartley. 1t IS said that
a suit win be Immediately commenced
against Foley's estate for the child's por-
tion. The estate is valued at $500, 900. A
contest will not jeopardize the widows
interest in the estate.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Haafh of q CnnSIsl

WASHINGTON, July 13.--U nited States
Vice Consul Voisca at La Paz, Mexico,
has reported to the state department the
death OF his father. James Voisca, United
States consul at that place, ON June 30tb.
His illness had been of long duration,
but was not regarded as dangerous. He
was born in Florida and appointed from
Florida, July is, 1889.
The herald., 1895-07-14
BootbIack's Atonement

FRESNO, July 13.-Charles Brown. the
cAlored man who was on Friday convicted
on the charge of atte.npt to murder, was
today sentenced by Judge Carter to one
year in the county Jail and to pay fine
Of $3.50. Brown a few months ago at
tempted to kill fellow bootblack named
Thuson, who did not pay a bin as prompt
~ ~ Brown desired. Thuson was badly
wounded, but AZ soon as he recovered was
spirited away and did not appear as a
witness.
The herald., 1895-07-14

supreme court, but that tribunal affirmed
her right in the premises.
E. T. Hargravs ct al. of Ventura Vs. D.
@. Cook ct al. of Ventura; appeal from
the order granting q new trial. The
order appealed from Is affirmed.
Isadore Dreyfus, executor. Of Santa
Barbara. 70. Badger of Santa Barbara: an
action VI ejectment In which judgment
went for plaintiff. Defendant appeals
from the Judgment and from an order
denying new trial. The judgment and
order are affirmed.
Mercedes Jensen, executrix Of Cornelius
Jensen Of San Bernardino. ". r. b.
Hunter ct al; an action to quiet htle to
an estate. Court found in favor Of de
fendsnts, establishing their right to water
and ditch, and plaintiff appeals from the
judgment and an order denying her
motion for a new trial. The Judgment and
order appealed from should be reversed.
Dr.. Mclean will preach morning and
evening in the Simpson tabernacle. Pro-
fessor Colby will render special music on
The herald., 1895-07-14

They were told that they were in the
wrong building. whereupon the young
woman remarked to her escort, II told
you we were in the wrong place" The
prospective bridegroom in reply told ner
to Shut up" and struck her in the face.
Both then went to the county clerks
Office. procured license and were
married. When the nose punching was
alluded to afterward. the bride iaughingiy
said the groom was quick tom pered.
The herald., 1895-07-14
liked Posts st Amsoa

PARIS, July l3.-Politique Coloniale
announces that with a view tu avoiding
repetition of the recent conflict between
the French and Brazilian settlers in the
disputed territory OF Amapa. the govern
ments of France and Brazil have decided
to esta bllsh mixed posts IN that region.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Shot In the Coat Skirts

SANTA MONICA, July l3.-A warrant
was issued this evening for Henry Will
son. an inmate of the Soldiers home, for
asaulting one John Haley, another mem
ber OF the Soldiers home, in the home
barracks with pistol. Haley knocked
the pistol down so as to receive the CON
tents In ths skirt OF his coat or he would
undoubtedly have been killed.
The herald., 1895-07-14
A Rich Prelate

MEXICO CITY. July 13.-Archbishop
Guillion, of Oaxaca. has inherited from
English relatives $18. 900. 900 gold. which
at the present rate of exchange is equiv
alent to nearly $25 900, QUO Mexican money.
Archbishop Gulllion was already very
wealthy,
The herald., 1895-07-14
Timing r1ao'a Death

SAN FRANCISCO, July l3.-Jamss q.
Rule. the well-known mining man. died
today. He was prominent on the Com
stock and was employed by the Jones
Sharon combination and the Bonanza
firm. He believed that he had located a
new and rich deposit in the Constock a
few years ago, but investigation did not
coutirm his prediction.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Oldham Gets Confused

UK1AH. July 13.-The trial Of David
Oldham, the Baptist deacon accused Of
robbing the Mendocino stage, was CON
tinued today. Oldham was placed on the
stand in his own behalf, but under cross.
examination became confused and made
contradictory statements.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Death of a Pioneer

SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-Dr. Sam.
uel Mclean, pioneer, died at Modesto
Thursday. DR.. Mclean came to Callfor-
mia in 1850 and took an active part in the
stirring events of those times. He was
one OF the leaders of the Stockton Vigi-
lance committee in 1856. He was 79
years old.
The herald., 1895-07-14
BLOODY TRAGEDY

Family Difficulties Cause the Murder Of
Man by His Brother-in-iaw
REDDING July 13. --Whitmore, settle.
ment forty miles west of Redding, was
the scene of q bloody tragedy today.
Frank A. Lewis shot his brother-in-law,
William Farrell, with rife and failing to
kill him outright completed the bloody
work by cutting Farrell s throat. Lewis
then escaped to the mountains. The i'm
mediate cause of the tragedy IS not
known, but is supposed to be the result OF
family difficulties. Lewis was married
to Farrells sister who is said to be h half-
breed. Lewis is we'll connected.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Foster Qualities

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-Notwith.
standing tie protest OF the state Repub-
lican committee. Samuel Foster today
qualified as election commissioner. The
other three members of the board also
qualified and there is little doubt but that
they will recognize Foster as mem ber
OF the commission.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Cuhnn Miiifanfs

NEW YORK. July l3.-TomAs Esrada
Palma, head of the Cuban revoiutionists
in the United States and foreign coun-
tries. is here arranging for opening head
quarters in this city. His first act was
to appoint Gonzales de Quesada secre-
ttary, which Office he held under Jose
The herald., 1895-07-14
Bunco rlan Convicted

STOCKTON. July l3.-J. I. Gray, the
second ono of thefrio OF bunco men who
deeced Farmer Barck out of $4,000. was
thirteen minutes. The third man to be
tried is Clinton Smith, who was the ''lot-
terry agent" in the case. CROOKED
Moath" Green, who was first convicted.
and Gray are old time sharpers who have
always been able to square cases against
them. They take the situation philo-
uophically,
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a very bad lot, nothing more nor less
than places to rob the working man and
woman in search o, employment. In
order to help the workingman to escape
from these sharks Com missioner Fitz-
gerald is going to open free employ
m ent bureau. 1t will pe ready for busi-
nass on Manday
The herald., 1895-07-14
A Sure Case

PORTLAND, July l3.-United States
Postal Clerk Hermann, who was In charge
of the mail car when the Southern Pacific
tram was held up near Riddle, has iden-
titled John Case. who Is in Jail here, as
the man who went through his car.
The herald., 1895-07-14
SUNDAY ShavapS

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE law
passed by the last legislature making it
misdemeanor to keep barber shop open
after noon on Sundays is to be tested by
Louis Jentzsch, local barber.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Fullerton Orange Shipment

FULLERTON, July 13. The exchange
shipped the last carload of oranges this
afternoon, making a total of 173. Thirty
carloads were shipped outside of the ex-
change, making a total number from this
section 203 Tor the season.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Sarcastic on the "Armada"

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-The Mex.
lean navy arrived here today for repairs.
!. consisted OF the diminutive warship
Zaragoza and she will be III port about !,
month.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Libeluus Editor

OAKLAND, July ia warrant was
issued today for the arrest OF A. ".
Bishop. editor Of the Morning Times. on
a charge Of libeling H. S. Alirich, local
attorney who was a candidate for chief Of
police.
The herald., 1895-07-14
Mrs Chaplin Died

SANTA BARBARA. CAL, July b.
Mrs. Lucy A. Chaplin died here this
morning. Mrs. Chaplin was the wife of
the G. W. Chaplin, of the firm of Chaplin
d Gore of Chicaog, who died here short
time ago.