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Mesa free press., 1895-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.


Schools open Monday with four
teachers.
The military boys receive their
oniforms today.
Conference Of the L. D. S. next
Sunday and Monday.
Tinware, tents and wagon covers
at Hunsaksr & 3 tapleys.
When their interests demand II,
Mesa people are q unit.
Will A. XII mball went to Phoenix
TO qualify as Supervisor.
MANY Of our peonis attended the
rircus in Phoenix Wednesday.
The spell of wealth er still continues.
Days hot and nights salubrious.
The Charter Oak stoves are the
best. At Hunsaker 4 stapley's.
The interior OF the city hsil has
been neatly kalsomined and painted.
II your knife or sciasors are dull
RinR them to the Novelty Shop.
VS.. johnson has removed to his
nursery ranch opposite Mrs. Pritch.
afd'a.
A second hand pump and 40 feet
ef pipe, ~ good a. new, for sale at
>he Novelty Shop.
Dennis Rice and the Lewis broth
era are home FROM their camping
trip to the mountains.
A secondhand pump and 40
feet Of pipe A. good as new Tor sale
at the Novelty Shop.
Miss Ina Pomeroy has secured q
school on the San Pedro for which
place she will depart next week.
When ever you, want ANYTHING
done you can't get done anywhere
else, come to the Novelty Shop.
Geo. Randall, half brother Of F. G.
Thompson. came in Wednesday from
Mexico and left last night for his
home in Los Angeles.
Bring your guns. pistols and
sewing machines to the Novelty
Shop II you want them repaired.
The gsade of the P, T. 4 NJ. has
been comnleted to the edge Of tina
mesa and in less than two weeks will
be completed to Mesa
The Star Bakery at Phoenix ha
ssah bread every afternoon at its
Nsss branch; B. F. johnson. Sons &
90 ~
Will Pomeroy, Joe,s Willis an d
Lafayette Hawkes. and Walter Brim-
hall left Wednesday night for trip
20 sc. David and vicinity. g. q
4 Sacaton indian was arrested on
Friday evening for stealing some
things ont Of Johuson's store. he
wss turned over to tn Indian police
who took him to Sacaton.
Mesa Canal Co. has appoint ed
Judge Hakes delegate to the Irri,-
cation Congress. No better appoint.
ment could have been made. He has
also been appointed by our council.
It will require four tesche rs to
teach the young idea Of Stringtow n.
In addition to Prof Fulton and Miss
Schornick, Miss Frankenberg and
Geo. Dykes.will hold positions. Th<
Bshool will open Monday.
A. NJ. Bailey, we'll known citizen
Of Eugene, Oregon, says his wife ha.
for years been troubled with chronic
diarrhoea and used many remedies
with little relief until she tried Cham
Serlain's Collie, Cholera and dia-rhoes
Remedy. which has cured her souni
and well. Give it trial and you will
b surprised at the prompt relief il
affords. 25 and so cent bottles fol
sale BY druggists and medicine deal
80,
Mesa free press., 1895-09-13
v.p. xoIrox. A.P.sHEwMAN.
NORTON / SHEWMAN
Attorneys-at-Law.
MESA CRY, ARIZONA.

Win practice In ell che Ceastse o. the Territory
government iand business speciality. Col
lsssieAs psempsly made. City Attorneys.
xssasy Public In efAes, Dspcslsaons taken and
Vesisns applied Tor,
~ ovrrca-~ Asiingsen Block, Aasa City.
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Corporatton Cn,Irf.

Judge HanckeI. on petition of b.
Newgass. president Atlantic ana Dan.
vile railroad, aud V. ID. Crouer, has
appointed MIR. Adam Tredwel as trus
tee in place Of the Mercantile Trust
Company, date trustee, resiened).
under the deed OF trust from the on.
solidaled Compress Company of Nor.
folk, dated March 22d, 1890
Judge Hanckel granted yesterday
writ OF habeas corpus asked for by
Mr.. John w. Boggs. the purpose OF
which is TO have placed in his charge.
Instead of his wiies, their 3.vear Old
daughter, Alma Lee Boggs. The writ
Is made returnable ON Thursday,
August LIST.
The bar license of Albert Parker
NO. 70 avon street, wes assigned TO n,
hathaway X Co., at ID Brewer street.
A retail liquor license was granted
n. Hathaway y Co., at Is Brewer
ftreet.
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y. nj. HOlbert WAS before the Police
Justice yesterday charged with driving
his buggy over the little daughter OF
Mrs. Wilkins, II widow. who resides in
Brambletou. Mrs. Wilkins testified
that her daughter received blow upon
the head, from which confusion had
formed; that DR.. Tebault snid such in
Jury might prove TO be fracture of
the skull; that IN abscGss might form
from this lump at any time within IL
mouth, and that the child's hip was also
hurt.
Mr.. Thomas II. Wilcox appeared for
the plaintiff and Mr.. John q. Tiltou
for the deiense. The case was con
tlnued by His Honor until Thursday,
August LIST, Mt 10 O'Clock, MIR. Holbert
being placed under bond of $50 for
his appearance.
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POLICE COURT,
Justice Burroughs Disposed Of Many
Gases.

Justice Burroughs Disposed of Many
Gases.
There was large Police Court dookot
yesterday engaging the attention OF the
Justice till the AFTERNOON.
kittie Wilson, white, breach OF the
peace. abusing Katie Augusta; fined
Sl.7o.
Alexander Harris, colored. assault on
Nsncy Elliott; fined S7.25 and bound
over in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace.
Il. $. Thompson, white. drunk; fined
1926.
Charles FELTON,, white, drunk. first
appearance in court; dismissed on pay
ment of SI.25 costs.
U. Fleming, colored. nuisance; dis
missed on payment OF Sl.25 coats.
James Banks. colored, larceny OF o
csuoe; charge not sustained and 40
cused discharged.
Katio Auguster. colored, unlawful
trespass; dismissed.
George Carter, W. Freeman, col.
ored, suspicious characters: dismissed.
Tazewell Austin, colored, drunk;
fined SD. %.
Billie Butler, alias Wilson, colored,
assault on Lizzie Kicks; continued to
tho 3lst.
Bettio Thomas, colored, larceny of q
sewing machine: continued to 3lst and
accused committed.
j. II. Madden, white, selling liquor
to minors; continued to the 3Ist for
witnesses.
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Ihc troy Discharged.

The colured boy, Lewis Carroll,
charged with killing the colored girl,
Blanche Season, with brick, WINS
discharged by the Police Justice yes
terdhy. The prisoner was represented
by MIR. John q. 1ilton ne counsel, the
state being represented by Common
wealth's Attorney Baum. The coron.
er.S jury, 1t Will be remembered, de-
"ided that the child came to her death
from fall. The Justice said tho
prisoner wac too young to have, under
the law. committed the crime of muir
der. The little fellow was therefore
discharged from custody.
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Dcrdn tErcnrncd.
o following deeds we're recorded

The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday:
a, w. Conway to w. II. Cutchins,
OF Portsmouth. six lots and buildings
thereon on the aouth side of Pine street
extended. Norfolk. So, 800.
Archibald Young to Susan b. Milar,
lot on Hamilton avenue, (West End
Land Company plat, $1,000.
Albert b. Schwarzkopf, to Dora
SchwarZkopf. half interest in lot at
the corner of Colonial and Raleigh
avenues, tGhent,) Sl.2J0.
Eugene Z. Potter to the Tidewater
Perpetual Building and Loau Associa
ton, lot and buildings on the Bran
bleton Land Compnuy's pint. SI.SOO.
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McCLuER's MAGAZINE, -TnE y1R.
GlNIAS Is IN receipt OF tho midsummer
nction number of this popular monthly.
IL contains short stories by kipIing,
Hope. Weymau. and Bret Harte, aud
sketches of Nloltke in war, and of
BISHOP Vincent; also an account OF
Lille IN the Circus and Pinkerton
story Price only 10 cents, S. 5. Nc
Cluer, publisher, 50 Lafayette place,
New York city, New York.
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Murdered Tor a Finger sizing.
By southern Associatst pra,,

ST.. Louis, July 3O.-Emmet Divers.
colored, who murdered Mrs. j.. w.
Cam ncnr Fulton. Mo-, last Tussnay.
aud who was brought here to Or event
lynchlng, has confessed. He suys he
found tho woman alono In the house.
aud upon her refusal to give him n
ring she had upon her fiuger, he cut
her throat. Divers requests that he
be hanged IN St. Louis, as he fears
death at the hands OF mob If he is
taken back to Fulton.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
Viii Meet This Year at Providence
Church, Near Virginia Beach.

'ht tCat TEONIuCIIt
Church, Near Virginia Beach.
The conference OF the Norfolk Pre-
siding Elders district will meet this
year at Providence Church at Oceana.
near Virginia Beach. August 9th. DIR.
j. p. Garland will preside and the
opening sermon will be preached by
DR.. w. w. Royal, of the Princess
Anne circuit. at II O'Clock Tuesday.
The following are tho delegates and
siternates from Norfolk.
Cumberland Street, j White.
hurst, j Il Dey, Il Bolton-Alter.
mates: WI Simmons, j NJ Forbes, W
L Ayres.
CRANKY Streot-B L Bockover, W NJ
Jones, " j Vesoy. Alternates: w A
Wrenu, NJ l. L Davis, q $ Prince.
Centenary Church, w Grandy, l.
w Whit, Is Tlarrell. Alteruates:
G j Malbon, w p Dodsuu, J 5
Branscomb.
Queen Street-W w Vicar, A L
Cooper, Smith n Brckhouse. Alter.
mates: ii L Wbitehurst, w b fortress,
Il |. Dawson.
Mckcudree-F Al Whitehurst, G II
Simpson. Il Q Gule. Alternates: in
Webster, W f Row, John McWhortor.
Bekles Memurlal-J w Bacchus,
J ID Armstrong, Il 9 Hurst. Alter.
mates: A Belchcr, j ID Lilliston,
j l. Long
Lambert's Point-V l. Bacchus. 8
Cooper, Ii Robertson. Alternatss
j L Miller, L b Schumadine, J Ii
Schumadine.
Trinity Church II Q Williams, J ID
Schackleford, Geo L Phillips. Alter.
nates: + Z Graves. w L Ernest, q Il
Morrisotte.
Chestnut Street, Berkley-M @ Keel
ing, w Il Dougherty, & d Williams.
Aitornates: W l. Borkley, Wilson
Bealc, r w Roane.
Liberty Street, Berkley-J NJ Hal
stead, q w Young. I Ii Moore. AL.
ternates: N Jones, NJ V Ruggles,
w + Adams.
The conference will DO in session
three days.
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Womnns' Work Exchanges.

The Board of Managers OF the
Womans Work Exchange, Mrs. John
L. ROPER, President. bus decided to
close the Exchange during the month
OF August, ana allow the popular and
eiheient Superintendent. Miss Nc
Alpine, months vacation. The man.
agement OF this most commendabl BILE
Institution have been much encouraged
ny the Increased patronage extended
the Exchange during the past year.
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W hcn travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust
ness, take on every trip bottle OF
syrup OF rigs, as 1t acts most pleasant
~ ana eiiectaally on the kidneys, liver
ana bowels. preventing fovers. head
nches and other forms OF sickness.
FOR sale in 5Oc and 81 bottles by all
leading drn8giats. Manufactured by
tue California Fig SYruu Co. only.
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Now YORK Truck MARKET.

Now orn Truck Market.
BY Southern Associated Press.
New YORK, July 30.-Huekleberries
Quart, 4a7.
Apples-Crate, 25a50.
Pears-Le Conte. 75sSl. so per barrel;
do. Bartlett, crate, 50a60.
Grapes-deorgia. basket, 20a30: do.
South Carolina, pound, Gals; do.
do. case, S1.25as1.50; do. North Caro-
limo, pound, 7aS.
Peaches Carrier. 75asl. IS; do.
basket, 35aS1. 90; do. crate. 75nSl.
Watermelons-Hun 81. GOAL 6. 90;
do. carload, S50.0Oa150. 90.
Muskmelons-Barrel, 75ns2.5o; do.
basket, 25aS1. %.
Plums-Dela, Bolan basket, 20a25.
Egg plant-BRrrel, S1.00aS1.75.
Onions-Firginia, potato, barrel,
Sl.e0aS1 so; do. do. do. basket, 35aGO.
Potatoes-Rose, Sl.00al.50; do,
sweets, S3. 50a4.00.
Tomatoes-Marylapd. carrier, 4Oa65;
do. Norfolk d.. 30a60.
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Evening Excursion 10 0Id Point.
Steamer Norihainpton.

The steamer Northampton, of Old
Dominion Line. will leave Bay Line
wharf. Norfolk, every Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday evening at Z u. IN .
for Old Point; returning, leave Old
Point at 10 p. m. Round trip faro for
this delightful excursion, 80 cents,
iy7.tf
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'rhc rrr.s cum .t.,,uu,,

The animal banquet of the Norf ok
ana Portsmouth Press Club will be
gwen OF the st. James Hotel to.mor
row CIhuradsy) night. There will be
about sixty persons present. A mum
Der of Norfolk's leading citizens will
make speeches.
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sm ihr Ring.

Engagement. wedding, birthstone.
chiidren's and other rings in great
Variety at Greenwood's, including the
remarkable K,mball's German anti
rheumatic ring. For anything in gold
or silver that has the ring OF the pure
metal, call at Greenwood's aud procure
1t at lowest bottom price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Hoods Sarsapnrilla cured IN, OF erysiro
las which had for me time II has 81.
iecteu complete cure.-Ie sic Wharton.
~ hapel street Norfolk, Va
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
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Wants tho Next Democratic Nationa
Convention.
BY Southern Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Ca. July 3O.-"Aa the
Democratic party gets nearly all the
strength from the South it Is time this
section should be recognized by being
given the next convention.
lowing to increased aocomm oda-
tons in the way of an auditorium, new
hotels, etc., on account OF the exposi-
ton, this city can now handle the
crowds that attend national oonven-
tons. My preference, therefore, is
Atlanta"
(Signed) CLARK HOWELL.
Member National Committee for Geor.
gia.
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Ineenrdcd nv n "IsiuiS,v
BY Southern Associated Press.

San ANTONIO, Texas, July 30.-The
railr Dad officials in this city have been
asked to submit rates of transportation
to Laredo and Eagle Pass in case 1t is
decided to transfer the Corbett.
FitZsimmon fight to Mexico. This
action is regarded as q bluff, however,
as it is practically conceded by nearly
everybody convorsant with the situa.
ton that the fight will take place at
Dallas ON the date selected.
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A special reduction in sterling silver
Tor the month of June. Bridal presents
very low. Chairman d Jakemap.
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and pulley complete.
Om the WRONG Side nr lhe ,1rne,

Geo. d. Chase. III Main street. but
he is on the right side of prices. Fine
limo of watches, chains. etc., belt buck.
les and silver novelties. PROMPT at.
tention gwen to all kinds OF repairs,
me Interest IN the Massey. Pilot suit
is increasing daily, so is the heat. II
you want to keep cool get an electric
ian. We have them in stock: don't
have to wait. X. r. Cobb, No. 100
Main street
What is the eye? Mirror to the soul.
Take good care of it. lin trouble ace
Or. Week, at +, 81. Gales,
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Everyone knows to day the danger

Everyone knows to day the danger
of feeding babies ordinary cows milk,
however fresh. 1t ii full of properties
Injurious to the delicate organization
OF an infant. And 1t ID especially SO in
the summer. In cities, where the milk
Is always OF greater or lesG age. 1t will
soon forfeit its best nourishment to
microbes, unless sterilized.
The absolute purity Of the milk is
essential aud positively necessary for
yonr infants welfare. To obtain
pure milk. sierili:ing IL required; yoar
physicians will tell you so.
The Arnold steriizer is the simplest
and best. Anyone can operate 1t, and
It's price Is IN the reach of all. Sold
IN Norfolk by John w. Burrow, the
druggist, Main street.
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
What is Sent Out From the Nationa
Capital
By Southern Associated Press.

BY Southern Associated Press.
w WASHINGTON, July 80. The condition
OF the negro colonists from Georgia
aud Alabama, who deserted the Mexi.
can COLONY, have been greatly improved
through the efforts exerted IN their
behalf by the State Department aud
the general manager of the Mexican
Central railroad. Assistant Surgeon
Ten Eyck, United States ARMY, who
was sent to care for those of the colo.
nists who are i'll, has telegraphed the
Surgeon General of the Army from
Eagle Pass. Tex, that nearly 200 OF the
distressed negroes arrived there Sun
day, aud TINT eight OF them, who are
i'll with yRriola, have been closely
qunrantined by tho Texas Stnte health
authorities. Surgeon Ten Eyck says
the sick colonists at rorreau are doing
nicely with one exception, and all are
we'll cared for.
A belnted telegram dated Saturday,
was received at the State Department
TO day from Consul General Vifquain.
ut Panama, stating that trains were
moving without interruption over the
route of the Pnnnna railway. 1t is be.
iieved at the department thut the strike
Is practically over.
According to reports received by the
Marine Hospital service. the yellow
fever is making largely increased
ravnGes among the people of Cuba,
The medical inspector at Havana states
that Ill tho week ended. July 10Th,
there were seventy new cases in that
city and twenty-three deaths.
FROM Osaka and Hiogo. Japan, comes
tho report that in the week ended July
9TH, there were l0l new cases of
cholera with seyenty.niue deaths.
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Every straw hat IN the house will be
cut this week cheaper than ever. " o
are determined not to carry hat
over, and they must oil go by August
10th. Goldman 4 Hofheimer. l0O
Main street.
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tss O..

kNIGllr--Tuesday afternoon. July 30. at
her residence. No. 23S Church street
GEORGIA. beloved wife of W. Ii. Knight
aged IS years
Funeral from the residence THIS We'd
nesday) AFTERNOON at B o look. Friends
and acGuaintRnces invited.
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Or. n. Jackson, homeopathic.
once, Moritz building; Residence, Ho.
tel Norfolk; rhone. 2S6. Jy7.eodtt
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Don't leave for the seashore or noun.
tains without one of our "covert" over
coats, made for cool evenings.
NICHOLS II WALLACE,
l69 Main street.
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The steamer northampton" OF the
oid dominion Line. leaves the Bay
Limo dock, Norfolk, every morning ut
700 q. M, for Mathews and Glouces.
ter counties, arriving here on her re-.
turn trip about 600 p. m. This makes
delightful trip during the hot wea,
thcr: Fare 81. 90 for the round trip.
ly1.tf
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home iiaiSen MISTAKE.

Be sure to cali at our store this week
Sale continued at prices as advertised
for balance of the week. You can buy
anything In our stock ct big rednc.
ton from regular prices. Levy Bros.
Modern Barge Store, ia Main
street,
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You say your eyes trouble yon. Why
don't you consult DR.. Week. the opb.
thalmogist. Examination free at f.
II. Gales.
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Locnl Neurological Duta.


Iron "a HOURS ENDING O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT. ]
U. d. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office, Dodson Building,
NonroLX, Va, July 80, 1895.
Maximum temperature. 81
Minimum temperature. CO
Normal temperature deducted from "a
years observation. .............. n
Departure from normal. ......... -3
Accumulated depal ture since Jan. L.. $40
Rainfall for "a hours . 81
Rainfall since lat OF the month. 4.S6
]. j. Gray. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

A light weight overcoat IL n necessity
AT tne seashore and mountains. Our
covert overcoat Is inst the coat You
want. NICHOLS X WALLACE,
W Main street.
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Excnrsionists ana VISITORS to Norfolk
should not fail to call at Murray's No.
Oh Koanoko avenue. for one of his fine
Dinners. Fish and soft crabs and the
best the market allords. iy3.1m
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MINIATURE ALMASAC-Sun rises. 5:lo: sun sets
us. High water, 4:i2 and 5l3 4. m; lon water
Il o. and 200 ID. III
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WEATHER. IsEPaItT.
Forecast for To-day.
WARRINGTON. D. c., July 81, 1895

\ eup For Virginia: Fair slightly cooler;
ran lnorthw.stcriy winds.
Tor North Carolina: Fair preced ed by
\ showers in the early morning; cooler;
winds becoming northerly.
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Why travel without one of our .Cov-
ert overcoats? Correct in fit, style
and place. NICHOLS g. WALLACE.
l69 Msiu street.
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i:IeCtEin Eai,>.

Best and cheapest i'll the city. Sup
ply Just received. Call or drop poeta
to u. Stelnhilber, Telephone Exchnnne
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Iced Coffee Simply delicious) at
Macs. Try it, and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
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Have you consulted Or. Week in re i.
ference to yonr eyes? If not, don't fail
to see him. L III Gale.
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SPECIAL SALE

Mosquito Canopies. Wright's, 1876
Main Street.
Palmer's Patent Turnover Top, cord
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The question again recurs. "D5es 1t
pay to 20 to ths Lsgialaturs2' Same
men look at u like a prize fght-it
doesn't just for the gate money, but there
are chances on the side. Albany Argus
Spelling reform will never make much
progress In Philadelphia The Qlakefs
wonidn'l fancy seeing the name Of their
city spelt 'Flladelha "-Chicago Times.
Herald.
The peacemsger doesn't always get the
worst OF Il Look at the case OF the
Hon John w. Foster, for instance y
Washington Post.
There is plenty OF evidence already
that during the long cod Winter months
not single fly got frozs IN or mislaid. -
somerville Journal
The difference between a statesman
aud mere politician, my son, consists In
the fact that, whereas the statesmen
understands the art OF deceivlng with
out lying, the politician lies without
deoeiging Boston Transcript
The gay and giddy PhiladeIphisn car
bay his soda water, aud even his ginger
ais on Sunday without dresd OF dun
geon cell The poor New Yorker may
not even cool his ear by the fzz Of
soda fountain. New York is slow
frightfully slow. w.-Phllsdelphia Record
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
A BURGLAR FolLED.
watchman's Desperate Struggle In a stor'
With n Thief.

With Thief.
Pn1LADELPHIA, July Timothy Rob
inson (colorcd) aged 20 years, made a
murdcrous assault upon Oliver 5. Humes
a salesman for Henry c. Ewing, decorator,
1908 Chestnut street, his motive being
robbery. Robinson was a porter in Mr..
Ewing's establishment A man passing
Ewlng's store was startled at seeing tho
bloody face Of Humes through the plato
glass door, which was locked Summon
ing help, the man broke the glass and
learned from Humes the story Of the as.
sault
IL Is his duty TO open the store and out
line the work Of the other employees. Mon
day morning, while he was in the Office,
Robinson armed with a shovel, crcpt up
behind him and struck him repeatedly
about tho head and body with the weapon.
When HumCs became unconscious, Robin
son took his keys and attempted to open
the safe, which contained considerable
cash.
In his haste tho would be robbcr broke
the key In the lock. Foiled in his attempt
to secure money, he made his escape from
the building, leaving his bleeding victim
unconscious on the floor. Humes is in the
hospital, where the physicians pronounce
his injuries serious Mr. Ewing's resi-
denco, whore Hume slopt, was also ran
sacked from top TO bottom