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The herald., 1895-11-20
GOLD RIMMED SPECTACLES
Utilized 10 an Attempt TO Commit
Suicide
One Of San Francisco's Viiest Beasts Tries to
Shuttle OF - Another II Held
to Answer

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19.-Eueene
Perdini, tine shoem aker. who, with Lane,
Never and other old men, is charged
with outraaine young girls, attem pied to
commit suicide in Jail today. His fell
low prisoners tainted him and told OF
the tortures he would experience IN
prison. This evening Pardini forced his
gold-rimmed sptctacles far down his
throat and attempted to strangle himself
with q handkercnlef. He ~as discovered
and resusoitated, but he managed to swsl-
low part Of the gold frame OF tho spec
tsces and one If the glasses and he may
not recover. Peter Lane. another uf the
old men charged with the awful crime.
was today held FIR trial in $25, 900 bail o
one OF the five charges preferred against
him. Two little eirs testified as tn his
treatment of tn m. The deem declined
to introduce testimony ad hitting that :
sufficient showing to hulo Lane had been
made.
The herald., 1895-11-20
NO POLITICAL MEANING
Attached to the Gathering Of the Clans
at New York
Repubilcsn Presidential Possibilities, Cuban
Recognition aud the Possible Action
OF Congress Are Discussed

NEW YORK, Nov. I9.-Politicians
from all parts of the country are regis
tered at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Most
of them claim their visit has no polite
ssniticancs and yet conferences be-
tween prominent leaders were not infre.
quent today. Conspicuous in the lobby
were ex. Presldeat Harrison. Senator
sherman. Senator Burrows OF Michigan,
CONGRESSMAN Grow OF Pennsy lvania,
Jane, 5. Cla.kson OF Iowa. Congressman
J. @. Cannon OF Illinois. ex-S' natnr
Warner Miller of New York and Joseph
H. Mansy OF Maine.
Senltur Burrows whom asked his opin-
ion regarding the Republican presioen
nal cand dates, said:
can cand da..s. l only wish it was so
we coulu elect hfteeb presidents at once
IN ode. TO CRAFTY the ambition OF every.
ne A four years term Will lot permit
everyone to serve as p es'dent.
The senator then. referring to the Dem.
ocrario party. said ne thought PRESIDENT
CIevelanu would be rennninated.
'Wnat about the recognition vi the bel
II erents 10 CUBA; will 1t be done by con.
gress2'
struggling GU bans some advantage, hut
on tie other hand II Will maze TINS g3v-
enment responsible to Spa Tor dam
ages done to Spanish commerce ey YES
se;s fitted out h,ie. Resolutions of sym
patny may be passed. but one thing will
he done. and that is the declaration OF
congres, upholdins the MonrJr doctrine.
The Monrue doctrine has never been act.
ed upon by congress. but it is not too
late"
Ex President Harrison received a nun.
Der of callers. He will lemAin several
Senator Sherman said he was in the
city On private business and would at
tend to political business when he re-.
turned 10 Washington.
Conprpssman Grow was decidedly in
favor of recognizing the struggling Gu
bans as soon az possible ne felt that
the Democratic chief executive had no
sympathy with the people struggling Tor
Independence.
The herald., 1895-11-20

$40. 600 900, COZ while the United States
alone. with its 6 1000. 400 peopl', gained
S33s, 900, 600, Co., Tne United States earns
two.thlrds as tic h as all the other three
put together.
In 1850 the pro duct of our msnufaotor.
les was little more than half that of Eng
| nd. In 1850 it was more than double
her output. Our xiauslon in industries
was more than tw ice that of England,
France and GermaIIy together
melting away. Thar taxes are rising !;
ours are falling i.heir expenditures are
frightfully swelling; ours are relatively
declining. heir productive forces are
stripped Tor armies and armaments. ours
are at the pillow, the forge. the loom and
the exchange. Ena land $ taxes are 10
per cent Of her earnings. frances ID per
cent. Germany's l0H per cent; while ours
are only 5 per cent. England speads one
sixth of her local taxes and onp-twel tn
of all her revenues for poor relief and
only one-seventeenth for schools; the
United States spends ope-sixth OF al her
national and local income for schools.
and the demand for poor relief is only
besgarly item.
Inns contrast is the key Of the future.
And We are ONLY at the threshold OF our
development. Most OF the growth have
briefly portrayed has come within twenty
wears. Who shall grasp the advance ment
of the next twenty or thirty years, or
picture the dazzl ne destiny of tle next
century? Our spirit. If not nur nag, VIII
-uIe the hemisphere. The NicaraRusn
canal, constructed By American capital
and owing lie. ianoe only TO American
control, will omen through the continent
the highway OF the sea to New YORK,
Wrestling the final scepter from London,
ana she viii stand like Venice OF the
& arIier ana narrower days, as the focus
and EN- porium Of the wolrd's wide com
m,eroe between the orient ana the occi.
The herald., 1895-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 Reports from the
Overland Limited. which left Chicago on
its inaugural trip via the Chicago. Union
November l7.h, at p. NJ, show tina: a
much shorter schedule is capable OF be.
ing made. Thus far the train has with
out d int Guilty followed Its regular sched-
ule and arrived at Ogden three minutes
ahead of time today.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Nov. 19.-Bus,.
ness men OF the entire intermountain
region have been taking great interest in
the movement OF the iimitei overland
train via the Northwestern and Union
at | 81 today, being turea minutes ahead
of SEIZED ulv time. After stop of thirty
minutes at o den. 4 SIuthern Pacific en-
CINE was attached 20 tina train and it
went speeding west, with all on board ae.
lighted with the fast run that is being
made.
The Salt Lake connection Of the fast
train reached here at 3:l0 making a gain
OF twelve hours between Chicago and
Salt Lake over the usual time.
If the trai arrives at San Francisco on
time the passengers from New York will
have covered the distance across the con-
tinent in fur days and ur hours.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-Chairman Cac-
well was fox the third time elected hlir.
man of the Wester Passen. er ass ucla-
ton today. NJ other rame was consid-
cred. The new Agreement Of tle western
rua is Will modify the party rates in as
soci ,tiVn ttrrit Jry. Inc new rates for
parties OF ten or over will rs . cents l,er
mile. Special train rates have also been
reduced from II to % per telt.
The herald., 1895-11-20
A Desd Pasha

LONDON. Nov. IA report just re-
ceved saws that Rustem Pasha Is dead.
He wa, formerly TURKISH am bassador to
Great Britain.
Rustem Pasha. or RoUstem Pasna. for
wears the representative OF Tu'Key at the
court OF ST. James, whose death has Just
been announced. was the subject OF re-
markabie eulos,um yesterday, whfn
Lord Salisbury delivered his famous
spaecb before the annual cooference OF
the NationssI Union Of Conservative as
sociatons. Lord Salisbury refer ed to
the successful administration Of affairs
which characterized Russian Pasha 8 gov.
eminent while chief Official at Lebanon.
and said that il the sultan could sur.
round himself with advisers Of character.
like the late Turkish minister 10 Gret I
BRIAN, the existing state OF affairs at
Constantinople would not havs boon
BROUGHT about. He announced the rap.
idly failing health Of Rustem Pasha, q
fact q lite generally known through cut
Europe, since his retirement on @ pension
IN account #, his i'll health, was dis.
cussed as lo1. ago as last February.
But until Lord Salisbury reshadowtd
his rapidly approaching end HIS cordi
ton wa. not supposed to be so bad as
INDICATED in the Irime ministers speech
at Brighton yesterday.
The herald., 1895-11-20
On tn. Race Courses

LEXINGTON. Nov. l9.-Weather mis-
cradle; track good.
Seven furlongs-Sligo won, Gateway
second, Ia Creole third time. :2s.
Handicap, mile ana Hfty vards-Prince
Lief won, Egbert second, Uraaia third;
time, "A.
Five furlongs-Cecfil won, Mamie Lee
second, Eleanor Nc. third; time, :O2H.
one MILEAGE won, Prince Carl seeond,
La Moore third time, ] a 81.
-Four and half furlvngs-Jerry Mack
won, Sir Wellington second, Vile Drop
third time, :5SH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 49, Results at
the BAY District track:
Five and half rurlongs, selling-Gon.
dola won, Soledau second, Burn ah third I;
time, :0S.
Five and half furlongs, selling Ioano
won, Last Chance second, duchess of
lowers third; time, :O6H.
Five and half fdrlongs, selling Per-
haps won, st. Leo second. Bell Boyd
third; time. :O7A.
Six furIongs- Judge Tamm won. 1rma
second, Valparaiso third tune, l:l5ia.
One mile, selling Happy Day won,
LeonvlIe second, Don Caesar third A.:
time, AZ,
The herald., 1895-11-20
THE PASSENGER RATE WAR
Grows More Fierce and Also
More General
O. r. & N. LINE TAKES A HAND
Union Pacific and Western Union
Officers 10 a Quaudary
The Fast Overland Limited Reaches Ogden
O. r. & N. LINE TAKES A HAND
The Fast Overland Limited Reaches Ogden
Three i1inutcs Ahead OF Time-A
Shorter Schedule Suggested
Associated Press special Wire.

hetOClukeu fFNSS NheClhi wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The ra t
war between the Oregon Railway aud
Navigation company aud the S uthsrn
Pscinc company continues. Today the
result OF the action of the Pacific Coast
company in reducing its rates was made
manifest. Late yesterday afternoon the
Pacific Coast people decided tnat, as
matter OF self protection,it would have TO
enter the fight. When the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation people first tried to
get the Pacific Coast people to join them
in the fight against the Southern Pacific.
the Pac'ac Coast company demUrred; it
did not want TO lower rates. But when
IL found that passengers who ordinarily
would have gone to Seattle, Tacoma and
other Puget sound points on the Pacific
Coast steamers were bdying tickets on
tn. Oregon Railway and Navigation com.
pany's vessels to Portland and gong
thence oy rail to the sound. it was forced
to 20 into toe light. Today the agent
had out his sign OF Ss first class and S.
second class to all PUGET sound points
Likewise the Northern Pacitc railroad
has been forced to give the Southern Pa
citc rate of S. on all passengers from
Puget sound points to Portland, SO that
the Southern Pao,tic's rate to the sound
Is SIS, as com ared with the steamsh p
company's IS, o little less than loo per
cent more. be southern p. cifc still is
just tw ce az much as the steamship line
to Purtl. n /. wh,tn first or secosd class.
The Oi.gon Railway and Navi alton
company's steamship Columbia will leave
tomorrow with a complement l20 pas.
sengers. who have taken advantage OF the
IS tirst.class cabin rate, including meals
and berth, for the two and a half days
trasel. The steerase will also probably
no fuII
The herald., 1895-11-20
A Stationary Indian

Austin Coro n III. "a 5 associates have
excluded the cattle Of Moutaut Point
iroI their ancient pastures ana ave for
hidden the residents Of the region from
hunting and hsnine over some Thousands
Of acres at the extreme eastern end #
Lon. Island. They have also bought out
t1e rights OF the Indians about the 10 mt
and the Indians have been removed from
thar old hunting grounds.
One Indian, however, remains. He
refuses to sign the treaty with the new
owners OF the pre- per y, and ne has he
hind him the power Of the United st ties
government RuSran eeing him his rights
within the reservation. That Indian re-
The herald., 1895-11-20
A. Hamburger s Son

fuses to bulge. He lives upon the land
with his white sonaw, and hunts and
fshe. over the forb dden ground and in
the forbidden water " tn genial d srsga ard
OF the new owners. Llx. the persistent
old colored man in Nj. Vanherbilts Bilt.
more far st down in Nurth Carolina this
In ian thinks that no place On earth snits
him q it, so we'll as Mr.. Corbin's & res.
ervstion. He canhot be b 'ueht out or
SC red off, and he will pro bubly end his
DAYS on the land of his foreithers
White natives upon Montauk Poi way
get good deal of satisfaction out oil the
ola Ind ans persistence in living upon
the so ! from which they and their cattle
have been notwithstanding Inter.
The herald., 1895-11-20
He Got There
EpT CTnyN Ilh, No,

LEWISTOWN, Idaho, Nov. 9Th
first man to m Ike legal filing OH tie
Nez Perces lands which we're opened t,
settlement yesterday was Stephen Hassar.
He presented powers of attorney fror
three OH soldiers, Captain Tambiin.
Colonel Hammel and W. =. Human
These are the promoters o: the towus
OF NJ Perces. Jacob Hippiuear was tn,
WI inner Of an excitii race for a valuable
farm. He arrived upon the land OF
minute after II o'clock. He had RELAYS of
s ddie horses and roGe more than forty
niles over ragged trail in two hours
and twenty minutes. He passed envious
neighbors an excited strangers in his
mad ride and filed Mitnout a hltcn.
The herald., 1895-11-20
NDIlTNENT FOUND
Against Fresno's Defauiting Deputy County
CIerk-The ACCUSED Surtenders

FRESNO, Nov. l9.-The grand Jury to-
day brought in an Indictment again st
Clark Wood. the defaulting deputy county
clerk, who r turned d few davs ago from
his wander "a in the eastern states. The
indiCta ant charges Wool with having
committed nerjury in swearing that a
certain sum OF mouev had been paid into
court, wnen, in fact, he had retained it for
his own USE. Wood EXPRESSED desire
when he returned to have his case sub.
mitted to the grand Jury, aud his WISH
was Don gratihed.
TIE fact It. t the Indictment had been
made snon leaked on an Wood immedl
ately hunted up an O.sceI and asked TO
I've taken to jail. Other III ictments will
follow, and rherA is every likelihoon that
the accused will spend few years in the
states prison.
The herald., 1895-11-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1T. H.
Williams, president of the California
JOCKEY club and lessee Of the Bay Distinct
track, encountered Edward c rrisan, the
Chicago Iuffman, in the Palace hotel to-
night, and the two III, ediately became
involved in a dispute over racing matters.
Just what led to a Ce larAtion OF hos
tilties is not X lown for those VINO were
present would not talk, but it is said
Corrigan made an attack on his youth al
and slender opponent. Before he could
do any damage he found the muzzle OF a
revolver damned against his vest button
and nearly died OF heart failure. Before
Williams could pull TIVE trigger friend
threw up his arm, while FRIENDS OF Cor
riean rushed him out on New Montgom-
cry street. He did not hang back any
and only caught his breath when he
found him self we'll out OF the range of
Williams gun. Friends OF the two are
trying to patch up compromise.
The herald., 1895-11-20
The TeIepraph Lease

OMAHA, Nov 19.-Loci! Union Paci hc
and W stern Union offici lis ars con il Ter
ably in doubt as to just what will be
done IN carryin, out the provisions Of
the finding Of the supreme court that the
two elegraph tines must be maintained
separately. When the Western Union
lines were extended IN ori.r to take
charge of the com m ercial busines, alo J..
tbs line Of the Union Pacific. u line CT
poles and wires was bnilt by the ts,e-
graph company on one side of the tracks
for commercial business while the COM
raDy wires for railroad business were
on the other side. Alter .he poles Of both
companies had outliveh their usefulness
q new line OF poles wss'p put up. carrying
the wires OF b tn the railroad and the
telegraph company and the cost appor.
toned.
In the railroad Offices where the rail-
roa 1 com pany's operators attend to the
Western Union Commercial business the
operators are paid oy the railroad COM
pany and the receipts for the commercial
business divided between the railroad
company and the telesra OH company.
The herald., 1895-11-20

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 10. Large
explorations of oranges are going OIL in
the state of Jalisco to the United States,
and the entire cron mas bsen bought by
An e.ican fruit dealers.
The press continues to publish com
plalnts against the alleged tyrannical cts
of t Ere CHI Copper company. IN Lower
Ca 'ifornia, which 10 accused nf MOI opo-
lizIng trade and driving out Mexican
business men and conducting matters
with high hand.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Pro- ction flr Farmers

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 19.-The
gran4er convention had a spice Of excite
ment injected into il today, when a dis
cusson OF the "Lubin pr pos on was
opened. The PROPOSITION provides for
LEGISLATION by the national government TO
give bounty o. all riculturhl produc s
EXPORT d as well as bounty for ship
ping. The oppo-it on was d fe,ted by the
grange two years a,o. The dele kates
seemed to be about equally divided.
Final action was 20 tponed.
The herald., 1895-11-20
STUART'S OFFER ACCEPTED
For a Fight Between Peter Maher and
Lanky Bob
the Audience: IT'S Money They
Want-Race Course Results

NEW YORK, Nov.l9.-A fight between
Peter Maaer and Bob Fitzsimmons for
the heavy weight championship OF the
world now seems assured. Dan Stuarts
offer OF $4,000 purse for contest be-
tween the big fell rvs, to take place in
Juarez, Mexico, January 18th, has been
accepted by John Qlinn on behalf OF
Maher. stuart said several days ago
that if Corbett declined to fight F'tzsim.
mons the latter would meet Maher for
the amount in question and at the time
and place famed. Quinn's acceptance is
as follows:
PITTSBU re, Novem Der 18th.
Maher will fight Fitzsim mons for STU
arts $4,000 purse an the championship
of the world IN Mexico at the time
named bv stuart. We want the winner
to take all and the club TO pay expenses.
We want the fight to take place and don't
care whether il IS in Mexico or private.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Track and Traffic Notes

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10. &C. P.
Huntington has made arrangements to
leave hers at o'clock tomorrow in a spec
isl train. The president Of the South ern
Pac tic denies that his nephew has been
selected to fill the position of sacondvire-
presi1ent. or that the matter Las been
discussed at the Getting of the board Of
directors.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Nothing Secret About It

Tip Top Cough Syrup is not in any
manner what IS commonly called a pat.
ent medicine. The composition is not
patented and is not even kept secret.
1t is one of the kind that will bear the
closest examination. 1t IS scientific
up.to-date compound made to cure
coughs and colds, and it does ". Proc,
% cents. All druggists sell IL.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Two Thousand o Week

An expert employed by New York
house eains a salary Of $4,000 year for
Just four weeAs' work-two in the autumn
and two in the spring. His business is
to go to Hamburg, ana out Of Thousands
Of designs mate there and submitted to
Elm for lodgings" to seect those that
snail ue manufactured for the America d
M kaf
The herald., 1895-11-20

BERLIN. Nov. 10 A dispatch received
here frum Sofa, Bulgaria, says the sui
t,A Of Turkey. Abdul Hamid. has been
poisoned. No details are r. ceived.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Enr Over Ely Nearu

Mrs. Wnslow's 500 hing syrup has been used
for chi Nren teethirg. 1t oOhes The chilli,
soitens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy ior diarrhoea
lWentyhv cents bottle.
The herald., 1895-11-20

kilograms for the following persons are
at the Western Union 1ele zisph COM
pany's office in this city: Mrs. Luck c.
NJ. Johnson, Mss Jennie Hanson, Mrs.
+. ]. Holloway, f. L. Conklin. Thos.
Mccoy, B. F. Van Lsrn, L. Blaisdell, J.
Cunningham.
The herald., 1895-11-20

The demand for coon cats in Belfast,
Me-, has become so brisk that cat steal
in, has become decidedly annoying to
tie residents there.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Bay District Race Entries

The following is the list OF entries and
weights Of the races to be run at Bay Dis.
trict today, which are posted at the Los
Angeles Turf club. 2l2 South Spring
street. Commissions received on these
races and full description OF each event:
First race. selling, fve-eia hths of "a
mile, maiden 2-year olds-Prince HOOK
er, l04; Moran, 1903; san Marcus. 1902
Mauel h., 95; Guess, 50; Vicksbure. IS !:
Governor Budd, no; Canvas Back, l0l /;
Dianaiel, 1906; Skalkabo, los.
Second race, selling, about three-quar-
tiers of a mile -Entr es close at 80 a. m.
Third race handicap, live.eighths of a
mile Potentate, 1l5; Imp: Star Runy.
ITO; Fly, 100; Robin Hood H.. l0i; Blue
Bill, 100: Red Bird 80.
Fourth race, handicap, ona mile-Lo.
benzela, ll2; McLieht. 10, Remus. los;
wawona, 81; Model. 90; Imp. Ivy, co.:
Rosebud, l05.
Fifth race, selling, three.quarters of a
mie-Charn 1906; Arapahoe, ll2 {;
Yemen, 81 Leonville, Sc; X ,se Clara,
10l; Rosebud, l02.
Sixth race, selling, hurdle, mile and
one-auar,er SIX hurdles imp. Lady
Splendor, l27: Soon Enough 100; Ami O.
1877; Adeanto, l23; Tom Clark, 100; Dick
o MaIley. 1877.
The herald., 1895-11-20
A FRAUD ORDER

Postal Officials Condemn a Los Angeles In.
vestment Concern
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. The post
Office department has issued fraud order
az ainst the United Indemnity comps
Of Los Angeles. II is Il bond investment
COmpany
The herald., 1895-11-20
African Deserts

One-fifth of tina eat re African cont
nent q a trarkless de EFT.
The herald., 1895-11-20
Among the 0arsmen

GALVESTON, lex, Nov. 19.-Ths
first OF the races to be rowed during the
present week on Dick nson river between
tie professional oarsmen, Bubear and
Hanlon, for the championship of Eng
land pu,s7 of 5000, the winner OF three
heats TO be the victor, was won today by
Hanlon by a boat length.
The herald., 1895-11-20

Agency for Pabst beer Pacific Bottling
Works. cor. Fifth ana w olfskill SITS,
The herald., 1895-11-20
Plaids, VelVetS and Silks

PADS bright kinds the kinds genee coorngs Pds partly
cred with black Mohai figures which greatly enhance their FLAPS
TART AN and SCOTCH
PADS gorgeousy kinds ROYS MACS SUARS and CAME
but least PLAID SILKS such Paids such SILKS! PLAID
which other perfection
and color harmony What patient hours must have been the
of these perfectly formed bars with their mulcood Willingness
The herald., 1895-11-20


He continued: "In taking from the
states all control over commerce and
lodging it exclusively in the national
government, state lines were swept away
and national highway across the con.
tinent will be opened. " tn the trade
absolutely unrestraineI. is it any wonder
our domestic commerce has attained pro-
po tions which are the marvel OF the
sge2'
He quoted figures showing the growth
OF Amerit an business, and concluded:
"lf this supply OF our domestic pJoiuc-
tions shall exceed the dema nds Of do.
mestic consumption, let us ind a way
under Reciprocity to secure foreign mar
kets without impairing or sure dering
or turning our attention to the 300, COO
on the heGlis phere to the south of US,
unfurling our tlag in evsry part Of Gem
trail and South America, piercing the
barriers between the two oceans with a
new highway of commerce open to the
sea and PENETRATING tho centars Of South
American tfada with an inter continen
tai railwav."
Charlie, Emory Smith of Philadelphia,
ex.ministe' of Russia, was the third
speaker, his toast being. National Devel-
opInent and Opportunity.
Ours is a land of fullness and INST of
famine. Providence has endowed us with
mate less opportunity and the worlds
evolution unfol is before US the Growing
jdes tiny of mankind. in q hi ndred wears
a marvellous growth has advs1cAd our
country from almost noth'ug until today
1t possesses more than 1ne-tfth of all the
wealth of all the world.
In the two decades from 1870 to 1890
the three mighty powers of GreatBritain.
France and Germany, all com oined, with
their 125 million people, gained in wealth