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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26
CUBAN FUSION.
Reformists and Conservatives
Forming an Alliance.
BUT ONE OBSTACLE IN TIE WAY

To Contamination OF the Negotiations,
Official News From the Seat or War Is
That ReSo, the Insurgeut Leader, Was
Defeated, with u Loss OF u Hundred
Killed and Woundud-A Plantation
Laid Waste Near solelad-uelonged 70
An American,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26
I,rIitnn,i Enid,

CoLudnua, NoH 25. lilo Mobile Il
Giratd railroad was sold II. public Ouc.
lion Ia dIrard, Ala, to-day, to Julian \,
Davies, Of Now York, for Sl,OOO,OO1.
lln Dnr wnq made undur dco,cc nt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26

foreclosure. 1t is stated that Mr.. Da.
yies purchased the road for himself.
The line is 1870 miles, from Columbus to
sGabrlght, Ala.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26
A FATHERS CRIME.
Herman Hattenhait Kills His
Children and Himself,
WIFE AND MOTHER DISTRACTED.

She Knew OF No Cause for tho Dsed-The
Mnpderrr aud Suicide u Well Known
brooklyn Man, and BuSinOSs Troubles
Arc Supposed to Have poranged Ills
aIlnd-nIrs. IIattsnhuft May Die From
the Awful shoCk-IIow tho Bodlos Were
Discovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26

GinnAlrAn, Nov. g5,--Tlio North Cor.
man Lloyd steamer Fuldn, from Now
York, November 10, arrived hero NJ .
o'clock thls morning Tho duke aud
AMI duchosa Of Marlborough MO pas
hOnEOta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26

For Wet Nltslnm threatening Wra,hct ana
rain. warm inulhutiy WlulG Shining u lnuoh
colder WpEictly winds
VGf Ntsieri PENNSYLVANIA aud Ohln, threaten.
ing anil ihlnnt bfi.k Und hlth riNrtly wnQ',
dnnuafnts an the Akgs shltlnu lu Wc'NflN
undtt ruu,dhy night Muth COLDER ~ western
ohio tnrllnN CyvulnE
tlir TEMPERATURE Nr,frUnNY
~ furnished by q, 5atNFrr dtuggl,t corner
Market nnd Fourteenth stWoU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25


hunting game In the regions 10 the
east. There have been tho, ais thai
10 the courts did not settle the ques'
iiou, the settlers would; and II
appears 10 be agreed that any paf-
tlcular Indian sgsinst whom The
'tate desires to prosecute chsfges will
DO arrested on his return to bis foietyh-
lion and sent TO Colorado Tor trial.
A good memory may be quite rs
vulgar % the i,welfy u con,i'Iency,
accofJing 10 certain Colorado putists.
Nevertheless we venture to recall a
lew facts not moro than q year old,
witch people on both siies OF the
Ulah.Cll5fad1 lire osn scarcely have
fJfgUton. The incidents referred to
occurred not In the D9rtbweaiorn part
Of CoiofaIO, but in the southeastern
par, OF UtAh; the Indians who were
ID their reservation atd favaging other
properly were not UAh UInlah Ute,
tut Southern Uies from Colorado.
fhsy did not leave their ptescriboJ
BOUNDARIES nicely 10 hunt game tor
week or two q. In the present. case;
but they moved bag ami baggage,
hgoks and h.r 10, pappooses aud WIGS 1.
s,over lnto Utah with the announotd
Intention Of rtm,iuing, anI declare
that they came with the apprOv II
not actually by the direction Of their
snsni. We have not heard OF apy
Utah people who justly the present
raid Il Utah rsssrvallon In llans into
the buniing grounds AMI othsfwi,s
comparatively unused lands " nor b.
western Colorado. A year ago We
heard o. hardly any Colorado people
who conIsmned tho wholesale migfs.
don Of the Colorado Utes into the win.
ter grazing grounds from whlcn tbs
oona.nds and patient settlers OF SOUTH
saatsrn UlAh drew = large portion Of
thoif means NJ living.
Tnere 10 no doubt th4t II mskss n
gtsa. deal Of difference az 10 whose OK
is gotsd, CT = to which log the boot Il
on; Of course Utah settler, sympsthiEe
with their Colorado colleague, In the
pto'psct that the dusky sborigines
may hill a few deer, mountain grluso
and i'ck-fabtlts OH tnsir observation.
Hut this fsollns will DO accompanied
~ one Of grim con EJACULATION tina, the
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amounts 10 much moro than the paciii..
cry j. wOr Il. Too result o. thtt in4cbiu.
cry Is Imported into Cuba from England,
Belgium aud oiher European countries
through tho Spanish custom house In
Eirope, thus again giving the molhor
country the beneht. There are many
other American products hat could be
imported In U Cuba, but which are now
barred out nv tho ARIA, af II Is cheaper
TO import them fom Europe through
Spain.
Thst the Iysiem OF isxs alton Ia almost
unendurAble Il natural consequences OF
the enormous debt " the Island and
the dominant coalition Of ils natural
rsoufosp. Every opening IN the
houses q the native, such as win
dows, doors, etc, 10 taxed. Ifhe wants
10 paint his fosidehce OF store, a permit
must be had and a tax paid. Msf.
chants pay taxes for every letter Ia the
signs over tholf door. No rscsipt Of
auy kind can DO given without n tax
being paid Tor II. The killing Of cat
Tie, whether private or public, for COZ.
sumption or sale suffers thc imposition
Of stsx. a country wagon pays SIS
ptrysar, presumably tr repairs irosds,
although ROAD. arc ever repaired by the
government, zni every Cuban 1. conn
PEELED TO carry iienlincstion papers,
tor which Zoe Of irym 90 cents to .5O
Is charged.
Ii this way the revenue derive 3
from the Cuoans amOu ITS TO sl5 p II
capita, exclusive Of municipal
iaxs,. while tbs public deb
weighs up'n the people nj the
rate Of Sis head, To appreciate
the sign ncanoo Of tnese fguTss, 1t Is
well to compare them with ca ~ OF
other countries. In the United States
tne national bu iget disuibutsd anu G x
the population amounts to 50, ami the
public debt to about s22 psr cspi,s.
The way Ia which tbs revenue ~
eIpeaded Is highly characteristics Of
toe conditions. rous IL 10 stated that
Cuos pays the expenses OF the Spanish
legations IN Amefios, tue sxpsusts Of
the war Of han Domingo, tue Spanish
Invasion Of Mexico aud the spanish
convlo, establishments Ia Airica, " hllu
II cents per cspiia tout OF tat $50 10
used tor educational lurI o,es.
The governor general sppesrs to
10 olo he'd with almost sbso-
Lutte power, tot according to tx
htlug Law, whenever he judges
shat an action taken by the pfovln-
olal council may be contrary to tue
general lavs and Interests OF tue
EAlion, he shall suspend its execution
and shall himself adop, such measure.
as may be demanded by tue public
txigsnoJ; anu no Ia also vssteI wit,
the right to dismiss n number Of men /.
bers u the cJunoil provided he leaves
a quorum" When It 10 rem, m ber,d
that two Of the highest Spanish eccl,-
siaslics on tho island are members Of
mis- advisory council, the signincancr
Of this may be imagined.
Tho present uprising In Cuba dates
sine, February "a, this year, anu the
movement hiss spread with great rapid-
ny. The question Of rseogni Mug the
II slrgsnts rs bsliigsrents viii coon
have 10 10 con,idsrsd by tho United
States. An Intelligent statement Of the
grievances OF the people IL necessary
to eofrec matchmaking OF the duty
OF cur govern ment. ono way or the
other, IN the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25

Cleanse your nloOa with Godbs Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.
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Iva Liv.s SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there wss
no bopo TOT her, but two bottles Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says Il saved her
liie. Mr.. rhos. Eggsrp, 1870 Florida
b.. San Francisci suffered from n
dreadful COLI, approaching Consump.
lion, Tried without result evory thing
elie, then bought one bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery aud In two
weeks was cured. lie is naturally
thankful IL 10 such results, OF which
these nfe samples, that prove the Won
defiul efficacy ~ this medicine In
Con tbs and Colds. Free trial bottles
al u. q. 81. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25

Buy oil your dtuga snd mediolnes
nj old rsliablo Godhs Pits Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
ssvEN.AocoUNI SYSTEM COLLEGE.
FURNITURE:

ID ooK .REEPiSU. SHORTHAND. SPILL.
ID ing, arithmetic, tic. Constitution bldg.
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Old people who rquIrs medicine to
regulate the bowsis ana hldnsys will
nnu The true remedy In Electric BIZ
tiers. This meuiciue does MT stimulate
AND contains no WHISKY nor other In
toxicAnt, but acts a. y tonic aud sitsf-
ahv.. IL aols mildlJ on the stumG Gu
and bowels. adding strength ana slv.
log tone TO the organs, thereby aiding
Nature Ia the performance OF the func.
tins. Electric Billsfs 10 IN excellent
sppeliHer and aids digestion. Old peo-
lle NM It Justexsetly what tn, y need
Price 90 cents per bottle NJ z. q. NJ. /.
Drug Drpt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
CuBA's 6HILyANCES.

Owing TO the - mpathy manifested
In this couutry Ia many quarters for
the CubanS, In their present struggle
for Independence, . statement OF the
prevailing cjndiilons In that island Ia
OF inter ~, as giving an Idea OF the real
cause why the people desire TO sever
their connection with the old county.
Que Of tho friends OF tho insurgents,
EmiiJ Msnsz Coronsi. tells tho story
In a recent Issue OF tho New York
World.
He tays the island IL governed by
nation four thousand miles away, ami
by men unacqualnted with the true
needs OF the people. Until 1873 thofs
vast purely military govsrnmsnt, bu,
sf,er a civil war extending over ten
years, slavery was abolished, and
,ho absolutism was somew hat
mitigsted, but still there arc In Cuba
two great caste, -ths spaniards VINO
onJoy AL privileges, and tho CuDAns
who are made 70 besr all the burdens.
Fne taxpayer Ia treated by every pe.Iy
goverpmunt employs Ne n vassAl anu
has to pay enormous salaries to these
otilolals.
Au IDEA OF the aucuat yearly
drawn from CUBA In the form OIL
salaries alone may be obtained from
there ngpreG
Governor general, $4,000 per annum
aud polqu,si 80 dirvo,Or gen-rsl OF
finance, sis,bOOi archbishop Of Cuba,
$4,000; bishOp Of Havana, sis 30; com
mandor " neral VI tue navy yard, SlG,-
Di9i president OF tho supreme court,
sl5.uOJi leu onant general or dopu v
captain general, $4,000; governor "
Havana, 5000; hr,t secretary OF thu
government, es,OsUi general uf u diyi-
siOn IN uDi, Of whicl there arc several.
$4,000 bfigadior-, q, 5u0; cnlouols, 50. 49,;
litutvnant colonies, S2,i0l; nav. cap.
taihs, sAJOOi cnmmandor 5i,5GU; liouten-
ant, $500 chef ~ administration Of
tao nrst clHss, 5000; chief ut adntnt,tra.
lion OF he second class, 5000; ohief OF
admlniaira lou ~ the tuird GLASS, 81. 900.
collector oi i-ioms, q, 1000 admins. ~. or
OF lotteries, 900.
ny 'N N''on OF Juice 10
nale source OF revenue 10 tue slate,
amounting 10 $500 600 annualIv ~
49, -, ..','''' ~
''''1 h"ee' " pager ussi oolOTe Ihg
courts OIL luAlice IL stamped by tho gov.
eruisut and t,s apnIie.tion ~, ,.,I,i.,
Of any kind Ia received by court tiii.
o!als unless written on this paper,
,.,.l az
WI Gu O's's "'' ''' wy 'i'"i - o"hh
% SIS sheet, aocoiulnS 10 ,hs nature
of tus buAlnsss 70 DO rAusautst.
Ahet 'he 'as' o'N'i WAT REPRESENTA-
ton la PA.liamens was granted TO
rub, NM the ffsnchi.. IA ,u,n ,,,.,
,,'-...'- '''
one mlllIoh Nuoahs NAYS elsht repre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
Urts-AND UlEs.

The lady In the play says that while
oeoslstency Is truly a Jewel jsn elry 1
admitted TO DO vulgar We su,pso
this doctrine Is peculiarly acceptable
to some OF our Colorado irouds.
For two or three days past tho d..
pitches have buzid with tue iniis.
uaiion aroused In the Colorado settler,
IN the northwest part Of the state by
he fact that certain U.es from tn,
Uinlah Indian reservation had lett
heir proper hAbilatlOns and were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
$500 REWARD.

CTRAYED on STOLEN. A HEAVY SIT
- dark brown mare. branded o, with
cross over the q, on eft hind leg. Report 70
JOAN T.. forunssn, i6s sthie street
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BuekIen,s Arnica snIro.

THE BEsr SALvR la tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
ishtum, Fever Sorer, feiter, ChSpped
tsnus, Chiloialnr, Corns, And all Skin
T. uplonr, a'd rosiiively cures Plies,
% 10 phy required. II Ia guaranteed to
give perfect sati,iaoliUn or money 70.
'upioj. Pflce 20 cents per box. For
sle by z. G. N. /. drug department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25

IS rTAinH for he bicycle ttces per g..
5. l., X Hot Springs railway will run
every nie'n minutes. II und trip, H.
e'uoing admiAalon to races, 80 cents;
Children 80 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
Nl.iltne .l.nLnun,i.r.
Headquarters Dem cratic state Com.
mlllee, Salt LAka CilY.

Sept. IS, '06.
The Democratic Stats committee
respectfully invites OIL visitors to Salt
Lake Clty curing Conference week,
respective Of party, 20 visit the Dem.
oofAl.c State ASadquarters, on West
lemlle Street, In the Continental
Market tulldinR, aud Inspect the ofiice
ON. All will bo cOfdisily received.
o. w. PowERs,
Chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25
W. Nor DgcEIvtDl


Who for poliuoii snec, m Ike uuwai-
nnleI use Of the names aud utter
ances OF tue leaders OF the Church, o
practice winch has resulted IN muo b
bitterness belng aroused, many islse
charges being circulated, AID gr'a'
injustice btinE dore. UrriRh
men,. action. navo been vlsludged,
their purposes ami motives grossly
m STATED, and their characters a.
sailed ~ though they were The bsaes'
and most hypocutical Of mankind.
rho circumstances In which they dli
the acts OF used the language ohargel
have been overlooked or ial.iHe1; anu
many otherwise conservative men
have bllndiy accepted allegations pul
iorth by deslgnlng p'r,ons agaihi'
honorable ciiztn, without ever a.
tempting to verify or consider 'h'
facts 10 their tue light.
One such Instance 10 recalled by a
recent declaration ls'urd By great po'
htical party. La tasi doounen1 quota
ton l. made oi = LITER = ttibuied 70
President Joseph 4. South, enclosing
n Bl.hop,s letter a. 20 tao Cbuioh
""P -.,,,.,. a., n,evisu,
campaign. Ths,e le9tr', iis s'a'ou'
were used ~ circular, ami H.
t.nd.d for general dlstliUation, be-
''"us. ~, :. b,vins ham NJ.
s ,n'-r,
49, 49, ,.c,, are. ny
-. =. ,,hi,,ned was
'nA' w p,..i.i,,t Rnlth nj
NO. -. q, q ,,lt,, ,upnli,d
a"' .s ~. ~. h,,o,o II VIVA uub.
- $3.50, "A, This. there.
80" h.lI entity Of A
'1', ~ - s,aa, 70, win.
nus 49, 49,, ps..,,an, s.o,Ih uto,.
-, ,s,. .u,I.s, poons of
" '''''' v w. s.,,,.n 70, n,hl,c,.
'ae o,,o,,., Al ali.
"'.' v A. loo
80" ,.a.,,,.. ,,o,, no,tb
'"'ss pe hv
sun 'oa'" - y aa.,,,n. m.
oppV.'"V" '.,,I-,' ,-,.,.., 20.
ss"u'"s W ~ 0'. Ii 49,,
'% '",'V n,., sa,,,s =, n,
p'"''' " :. n,,n,ot
"'" "" -, go,
uu VIZ ~" $500. a.
oy nun W WIN US
any Dsnop y, wv, 49,, ,na,,,.
'e'p'n'' =" '"'V'
l'on oo''.'po"oV"' W.. 80 -. "a,
'' ,"'n ISL -, ,-,, ~
'"o 'no '"' 80. .,'.',.,1.,
'''' p'o'''"'u ~ ~ 80 - 800
10 was ao'e"' ~. ~ , a..
Knew no'n'"s ""''e' ' "
0e,ns "se' " A"y 'u'" va,
'' 'o' 'n''' -"N w.,
~ 'ne phi'lo"'a' '"''ue"' W."
'e,neu, no u" o''" 'fo,.u'' SUI
o.i''o'seu sne e"A's'u "a
onu'o" inh'e"o'' """0 '"' "'Au
SUI ''""' " MS on'"u'"k was ''''
'ne courtesy u answering o'''e''
pohuen's ie''sf' Inv NEWS hho"s
.nese iso's' anu now 'na' 'he a'seeu
ie'ef mas oeen maue puonc' "o A@e
occasion 70 'eii 'ne ~noio nun aoou'
" letting .ha uiAm" ihi "he'e " 90
longs. we 10 TINS TOT mo reason
ihaian honorable man ue'et yea exon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25

Everybody will b. a, the cycle race,
itday. You cannot afiord 20 miss H..
Will be tho event OF the year. Races
ft-FI o y. m.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

y ureved resldtnch property, close In.
hobsf .. Grant CO., General Agents Home
rlre Insurance Co.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02
RICH ORE AT WEST CREEK
Miners and Townsite Boomers Come
Out in Force
Creek is Promised to Be ExceiIec
Exchange Matters

IDENvER, Dec. 1.-The splendid
career Of Cripple Creek may be repeated
and possibly eclipsed by West Creek,
which is within fifty miles of Denver
and almost in sight of the dome of the
capitol. The greatest activity prevails
among the miners and prospectors and
tOwnsite boomers.
= There are nov several hundred assoss-
ments worked and the surveying of
claims las lust begun. There will prob
ably he several Thousand claims survey ed
and recorded before spring.
The miners claim the mineral il richer
than that 1T Cripple Greek on the sur
face 1t is lodged in clearly defined veins
and can he easily traced. While the entire
country is covered with thick growth
of magnificent timber, the drift is shall
the discovery OF leads as in many other
camps. The accessibility OF the camp il
certain TO mako of it a favorits. 1t is
located twenty-ons miles south Of Platte
station on the Denver, Leadville and
Gunnison railway, ana eighteen miles
north OF Woodland park, on the Colorado
Midland railroad. Two stage lines are
West Greek and one between Platte sta
tion and the camp. Two towns, Tyler
and Penn mberton, have already been estab.
lished and there are nearly one thousand
people in The camp.
L. V. DeForrest of the New York Con-
solidated exchange, who has come to
Colorado to Investigate the methods OF
stocks will be listed in New York that are
not registered and that the fullest guar
antees of the stability OF all stocks that
are listed will be requires.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02
NO THIRD TERM is WANTED
The Presidents Most Intimate Friend
Makes Positive Statement
Mr.. Cleveland Couldn't Be Hired to Run
Again, and viii Take nWorld-
Circling Trip

ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. LIN conver.
sation with couple of friends at the
Ryan hotel today the closest friend that
President Cleveland has, aside from his
political associates, perhaps the closest
personal friend outside of his family.
Joseph Jefferson, the veteran actor. said
that President Cleveland was finishing
his last tern in the White House and
after March 4, 1897, would become an ex-
president and would remain SO.
81 suppose the president enjoys getting
out on the water where he is quite GER
tain that ne cannot be got at by polltl-
Clans" suggested one of the gentlemen.
$50 glad, said the old actor, that he
will never be bothered with thsm again
after his present term expires. MIR. Cleve-
land will never accept another nomina-
ton, and would not have hecome cam
didats in 1892 but for Mrs. Cleveland. She
desired it so earnestly that he went into
it himself with the idea of winning. But
nothing can change his determination not
to run again."
In the general talk it transpired that
during the past summer an arrangement
was made that will be carried out when
ths president retires. He will make a
trip around the world, and the COM
panion on this journey will be Mr.. E. G.
Benedict.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
Overhauling the American Line Vessels
Smallpox from Naples

OverhauIing the American Line Vessels
Smallpox from Naples
sNEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The American
line steamer Paris, which has been un-
de,going extensive repairs ct Cramps
shipyards, and which was thoroughly
cleaned and painted at Newport News,
arrived in port this afternoon. She will
take the Now York's sailing schedule,
and the latter will go to the Cramps yard
and undergo the same overhsuling.
The Anchor line steamer which arrived
this morning from Mediterranean ports
With 800 steeerage passengers embarked
at Naples. has ono case OF smallpox on
boaru-a woman. The steamer was de-
tanned at quarantine ana the patient
transferred to the receiving hospital.
The French liner La Normandie. which
arrived here today, had among her pass.
engers Baron de Batz and his friend,
Baron de Mony. who are going to the
Rocky Mountain country on pleasure
and business of which they declined to
Speak..
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02
THR THEOSOPHISTS
Regard Praying for IngersolI % Practlcing
Black nagic

kegaro praying for ingersoil as Pfactlcing
Black nagic
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Clauds Falls
Wright, secretary to the late Nine. Bla.
vatskv, delivered q lecture on Occult
Phenomena" at Chickering hall today.
The lecture was under tho auspices Of the
Saryan Thsosophic society. During the
course Of his lecture Mr.. Wright created
a sensation by referring to the prayers of
u large body OF Christian Endeavorsrs IN
Cleveland, O., for the conversion OF Col,
onel IngsrsolI. "Thev are doing great
wrong," said he ''and practicing sorcery
or black magic. You have no right to
attempt to change mans life because
you think it wrong and because 1t differs
from your own. If IngeysolI wants to
have q certain religion why shouldn't
he? The Christian Enoeavorers are not
doing the fair thing. l don't think they
will have much success. They are not
competent to have great influence, as
their minds are not right. Ingersoll is a
good man and this effort is only dis
play of egotism.''
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dwelt upon Lafayette's long and finally
t.ium phant battle for Liberty in France.
He continued that it was a happy
thought of patriotic citizen of New
York to uffer to Paris this beautiful mora.
and it was especially appropriate that
the work shouli be confided to Ba-thoIdi
anu such fitting sight as the Place dss
Etat Unis had been found for it. Mr..
Morse concluded: "On behalf of Mr..
Pulitzer and of the American people, 1
thnak Paris for her gracious welcome to
the offring, whose purpose is TO testify in
a lasting form to the homage in which
Americans hold Lafayette and to illus
trate again the grateful affection with
which We regard the people of our sister
republic"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l.-Dudley
Colum bus Stone a teacher in the San
Francisco Normal shool, was killed today
in Oakland. Mr.. Stone was run into by
a car on the Highland Park and Fruit.
vale electric road. Mr.. Stone was SO
years OF age and was one Of the pioneer
school teachers OF this state. Many years
ago he conducted fema ale seminary in
this city near the site of the old Mcclure
academy. Later he served three term ,
as deputy superintendent of public in
struction in San Francisco. He at one
time lived in Marysville and was here
known as the pioneer in educational
matters in Yuba county.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-02
Hobos at San Diego

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 1T. H. Nichols,
living on Third and A streets. was held
up this morning at 8 clock in the full
glare of the electric lights. One man
pinioncd his arms and another struck
him in the face stunning him. They
robbed him of $l1 and ran off. Nichols
recovered in time to see them down the
street and gave uhase without success. z
Six arrests of .hobos were made today
and two others for pstit larceny. The
police commissioners will engage extra
officers and the chain gang will be
operated. Robos came in today in large
mum bers from the north and the police
force is overworked.