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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
TWO fine OPERAS
Bohemian Girl and Mas.
cote Given.
We're a Pair of Hits for the Lyle
PeopIe-Tunefui Melody and
Clean Comedy.

The Opera House was crowded az |
both performance on Saturday. lt the |
matinee and the evening. AID 10 need |
no; be said that ,wo more pleased
audiences never assembled il Homo
lulu. All the performances which the
Lyrics have given nave certainly been
masterpieces y: the operate a-t. Words
OF praise and commentator nav.
flowed in from all sides end there need
be no fear but that the opera season
will be the amusement success OF al
successes in the history OF Honolulu.
Opera is a form OF entertainment which
the people have been looking forward
To FOR years. and now that "a IS here
every advantage will - taken Of e.
The Bohemian G'rl with i;s many
tuneful melodies clptiyatsd the i'm
mense matinee audience. while the
Nascotte in the evening was simply
superb. The comedians Kunkle and
Henderson certainly took advantage OF
every opportunity offered fer the intro
duction OF funny work. and kept the
audience Ia one continual roar OF
laughter from start TO finish. The sing
ing OF Miss Stanton. Mise Le,kley. Mr..
Rockwell. Rogers. Plrnslcy was cap
! ital. The chorus d!d some excellent
work rendering their different mum
Der in a most spirited manner. and
won the helrt!sst kind of applause.
The march ny the girls WIS a mos;
pleasing feature: their procession and
excellent marching was douhiy enCor-
ed. The costumes Were beautiful. The
orchestra under the leadership OF W.
r. Glover, the Lyric conductor. again
demonstrated It's efficiency and added
materially 20 the enjoyment; u the per
Torrance.
| On Tuesday evening FRA Oi1vo!J will
be produced. This T. one Of the stand
ard productions and j. filed with a
long list of musical gems. The ssNtgtte
from Facion will he introduced. On
Thursday Miss Nellie Andrews. the
grand opera soprano. Will sing Martha.
There is already a great interest being
manifested in the debut CT this singer.
and a big house Will he IN order.
w. G. Irwin and party and Major
Hector Legget. Capt. Jno. Wagner.
Capt. J. L. Birchful. Capt. ". Truymaa.
Lieut.. W. Lowry and Capt. w. 7. Ger
occupied the lower boxes. S1muol
Parker. Jr.. and party ana Adjt. Ch9s.
\. Thomas. DR.. W. u. McCorkie. Lieut..
c. L. Richmond. Capt. C. l.. Gilmer and
Capt. c. \. Reynolds were in the upper
boxes and the Hon. Alex. Young. wife
ard family and B. F. Dillingham; and
party were in the Ioges.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
OFFICER FANEUF SHOT.
Serious Mishap i'm the Camp al
Police at waianae.

Charles J. Faneuf. deputy sheriff of
Eva and Waianae. Is lying at the
Queens Hospital with bullet wound
through his knee. inflicted by one of
his own police force at the waianae
courthouse last Saturday morning.
Faneuf and his men retired to- rest in
the courtroom at about midnight.
thoroughly played out with the work
and excitement attendant ON the Chi
nese troubles OF the last week ut Wata-
nae. and Faneuf. who had but six or
seven hours sleep during the whole
week. got up in MS sleep and in walk
ing about became entanEled in the
mosquito net. and in his effort to- get
free was seen by the jailor's wife.
whose screams OF terror at the appar-
ition brought oGt the men. rifles IN
hand. Still .ah1.uE under excitement
the police rushed upon their chief. and
while one Of them struck him twice with
the butt OF Iiils. aDother-OficcT
Manufactured two shots at the now
thoroughly awakened sheriff. one oi
which entered mis- knee. The sufferer
was brought 10 town by the morning
train and conveyed 20 the hospital
where Drs. Cooper and Raymond
dressed the wound.
Last night Faneuf was resting com
fortably and progressing favorabiy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

IJ VIII not Dee surV-.-r q. asv aau
are az Ill familiar u.tG faa 20
qualities uf Chamberlain ,r"Ea ss-
ejy. tu know that people .st.g -..sU
take pleasure iu relating t.H.s sE. 70
srCe IN the use ut tEat sV....... .....s-
cine and in telling ~ tbe benefit ;sEy
have received from 90. ~ bad colds ii
has cured. % threatened attacks ui
pneumonia IL has avcrtsd and us the
children 10 has saved from attacks y:
Group and whouniuE cough. u js q
grand. good medicine. For sale Jy all
dealers. Benson. Smith - Co. Ltd.
agents for ~. l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

BoER GLENCOE LOSS.
LONDON, Oct 2s.-According to the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
BRILLIANT ENDORSEMENT.
ny usaiih lournai @ New Tork A.
rsss "a. 1871. n Davis. ND
Ea.suT aid Manage.

Es;or ala Manager
uriy .asg seek ne rtaEaibod ihs s-sz
hscAe5 - the Cap!tsi iir~sing Com
rzaY uf usFmssa. Wash-. asd a. "a g
pEsg~rs g1'zssfzssna uf ne casllty &C
brrT uhirh nc are always Eia1 90 CON
1rnG. foT ne analysis Showed n 81 Or
sassFclF free ffom znF sr2ue 90 Enf
!n5nssuus Substance snrh a htEh rraoe
90 bess Es most beneaciai ga sis n.e. for
nnac &c he pure nal; and Aops hzsx
hsesa displaced hF harsassl inEro1tcnts-
Every hFzleniss usii concur MA ca "a
szysnE that = becr 90 ssch supsssor
c1cr1sracc e. a NcFF EAolcsOtae tscrcs-
aEr. Physicians ufssn hagc onczatoE
% prescribe = pure heSr for cases of
dsh.iisasi0n. and shrF caa safely or3cr
thts tcer. made by Tie Capital firc~i1r
Company.
l. "a De- has la hss keFriar nc
Americas 1uurnai 90 H~a1ss ane can
- seen by anFunss
This heer can he lad ia bottle ur on
drauEhs az thc HOFFMAN,. cosncr of
Hu:ri and Nunann ssrersss = isrsc ss-
scrsrncas % the very ees; % Amersns-
aud furciEn iiqncrs Ne are rlcsner
% se,l you ard give 700 vsine sor ~
sst~1s os yosr hcaishs
Y0urs. l.. %. DEE.
Proarsssor 90 HOFFMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06

latest account % the hrs; b1isls az
Glencoe th. H1,g army amounted Co
5000 men. and about noon another ar
my. almost a. large. under Command
Or Genera tH~rr-t. advanced within
"."su yugFs .. Glencoe camp AMI then
retired F. EuHr losses were very
heavy. lIs .uH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
GoDkIN s.AY SOON RETIRE

NEW YORK. U.s. -..=tt b. possible
that i.sUT-a.. EuG..u may retire from
the .jituH-s.p u. tEr Evening Pust. Hs
has been .u poor a.Iilu 10 late and has
been unable Ga dtsut. much attention
90 tur management ut th- Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-06
Pul,lis Band Concsrt.


program for the Government band con-
cert to be given at Emma Square at
7:SO this evening:
PART I.
Overture-"Ju nita" ............ Suppe
Fantasia-"Monte Carlo 1900. kotler
Grand Martha $1,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l"'""
CaI "oiwi Mani i Love Some
body NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss ]. keliiaa.
OBJ Like no a Like "Nalu he
A'u .................
Mrs. y. Alapai.
PART II.
Medley--The Crackerjack' &c. Maokte
Nazurka-"The Czarina" 1000. Came
March-'Stars and Stripes Forever
...............- .......... '"''''
North and South" ........
The Star-Spaugled Banner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
THE STORM WAS TERRIFIC
Disastrous Results Of he Hurricane on Gulf
Towns.
Vessels Wrecked. Houses Unroofcd,
aud Mercantile stocks Destroyed
Starvation aud Nakcdncss.

Mobile. Ala, Aug. 1.-The Mobllc-Car.
rabollc steamer Alpha o. safe. having
reached Currlbclle the day after the
storm.
Pursrr Rice gives the first details VI
the effects u the storm. Fourteen large
vessels were wrecked upon the beach.
Houses were unroofed. some overturned
ana everything was In great confusion.
a hotel Of thlrty-twu rooms was blown
away save one room that was lpft
with the floor ana two walls. But two
houses retain their roofs and nearly an
ate damaged beyond repair. sticks u
timber from the yards ON the river banl.
were blown 600 yards and through the
slides uf some uf the houses.
The mercantile stocks IN Cufrabelle
were wholly ruined ana as yet there IL
no place IN which 30 store new stocks.
starvation for the poorer claasea and
nulcdnesH 81 their portion, a. even their
clothing was blown away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

no officers have been putting ,wo
&C.,, together and In accordance
nl l,, ~. unfnlng law OF ma,homail'H
.,4 o,,,ined definite results. MISS
Nv. s,r5mbsrg. the viyacious little
80. who has figured 80 consp'cu-
..lg IN the Norris Benbrook tragedy
-,.,s,r local sensations, was about
on, ~. San Lake. II II said she was
80 4, california; It was feared She
ri, Ing f1r good and all' as one
~..'i md g. Therefore she was COM
INA 6y legal authority to appear III
,,.,i today and give promise OF pu'-
,,,- ,n 4, bond Of 81 900 or take the I'M
,1.,,,pt alternative Of going to jan
y,mraIy Miaa stromhorz was indig-
,.rt She didn't ut all relish being put
q nat trouble. Nobody does. But
many persons wonder why the inevlt-
able GA not come before.
IL d not improbable that one or two
otb.r. Will be- subjected to a similar re-
ogIrment before many more days have
passed. In tho meantime Mr. kerny
and Daily. his waiter. are thinking ana
% arr the public. Al this In prelimln-
ery 90 the Ming OF the Information
.,tlfrtnr Henbrook with murder Ia me
srt degree. something which WIN
DOUBTLESS be done within the next rev
DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
Our Appearance as a World-Power
a Cause Of Disturbance,
DEL CAssEs TRIP TO RUSSIA
Persuasion ofISrugcr uaIfour Has an
Oner- situation In India
T. serious.

London. Aug. 5-Whatcvcr fanciful
reasons are offered Tor the visit Of the
French minister 1f foreign anuirs, NJ.
del Caase TO st. Petersburg. it b. safe
20 assume Il has reference TO the pres
ont unsettled condition Of European
politics.
The appearance of the United statCs
ns n world power De- primarily response
bile Tor this disturbance. and There arr
repeated signs OF latent friction be-.
tween Germany and the United States.
the latest being Admiral Dcwcy's ale
legged warllko statements, which give
European statesmen cause Tor UNI
ousincss and are regarded us the motive
for Emperor Williams oycrturcs for an
approachment with France.
France u still smnrtlng under the hui
initiation Of the Fashoda AFFAIR ana b.
inclined 20 meet Emperor william. "
once convinced that the Russian ulli-
unCe has no real value,
The primary object OF NJ. del Case,
therefore IA to get public evidence that
the alliance holds good by pcrsuading
the car to visit the Paris gShlbiilon
% 1900, ana also By personal contact
with the Russian court and Statesmen
60 ascertain to what extent the alliance
may be- relied On.
The visit on Herr Fischer. the special
agent OF the Orange Free state, TO
Pretoria. ls regarded hopefully HIS
influence is expected a. lead President
Kruger 90 accept the proposal ~ the
British secretary ~ state for the colon
iea Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. Tor u joint
Inquiry into the erect the franchise
bill viii have upon the uitlandrr. lie
was m" spokesman OF tine Dutch party
when the recent concessions were made
by President Kruger.
The condition OF India continues See
rious. Except In Bengal practically
no rain has fallen In western ur south
ern India for nearly forty days. The
Bombay government a. already cOnHld-
crlug means 60 cope with the fnuiin"
which will be- severe unless rain soon
comes. a famine would seriously In
terfere with the currency reforms The
natives say the luck % the viccroy u
India. Lord Cursor of Recollection, II
falling.
An Ola lady has written 90 Mr. Ar
thur j. Baif0ur, tho tlrst lord o. the
treasury and government leader IN the
house Of commons. who II an cnthusi-
autic golf player Offering him q hand.
some allowance. payable quarterly, II
he viii swear never 10 play golf on
sunday.
Emperor Williams latest telegram to
the royal yacht squadron at Cowca II
reported 20 have reference 90 the PEE
culiarlty of the hundloappiug which
puzzled many people here also, and
which In due 10 different rules being
adopted on different occasions. After
explanations were given u ~ said tho
emperor expressed himself quite salts
fled II a. Understood the royal yacht
squadron was annoyed by the puhllcu-
tiun OF the cmperur'H telegram dpHcrih-
ing the handicap uH appalling" but
everything iH now settled Huilsfncturi-
Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
WAS GOING TO CALIFORNIA.
Miss strombcrg Admits That She Was
Going to Leave tho state.


Miss stromberg was seen at her home
on Washington Avenue on Second East
between Firth and Sixth South this
afternoon.
In response TO the queries Of the re-
porter she denied that any steps had
been taken today 20 insure her presence
nt the trial OF Bcnbrouk.
is H. a fact that YOU contemplated
a journey 10 California next Tuesday,
No came the ready response. II
have not"
After several more questions she
suddenly developed refreshed mem
DRY and said that she had been told
this morning that she was going away.
she finally admitted that she coutom-
plated leaving salt Lake city for cali
turnin, the next minute she again
changed hcr MIND and modified the
statement To the effect that she would
probably not LEAVE the state.
Il suppose you intend 10 be present at
the trialg' quoricd tho reporter.
why uf COURSE | do" came the
answer In tones Of panied surprise. Il
want 10 get away from salt L4ke, but
mamma docs not want me 20 20 before
the trial comes on" volunteered the
star witness. II really don't know what
| shall d. and don't care to say any
thing"
Then Miss siromberg admitted that
she had taken a trip across to the city
and county building this morning as
given abuvc
"who do you propose 10 get as bonds
mcnf" was the next query.
At this stage she smiled smile Of
deep Sagacity but was silent and re-
fused to diVulgc who her prospective
suretles would be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

New York. Aug, "A dispatch TO the
World from Hongkoug says;
Agulnaldo has AN advisory counsel
hight In Manila. HnnEkoug having been
made too hot FOR the Filipinos. through
the efforts OF United States Consul
General Wildman. the rebels decided to
establish their headquarters In Manila.
They were encouraged TO try this dar-
Ing experiment by the fact that under
a recent decree Of Gov. Gen. Otis, the
Philippine courts are now conducted by
natives. Socrlsnnto Llchancho the
treasurer OF the junta. went boldly to
Manila and profcsHrd friendship for
Gen Otis. The schcme worked 20 we'll
that the delighted lunta has celebrated
Its victory with grand ball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Thinks Ita Matter OF rubilc rfocaution to
HOLD Miss siromborg.

Thinks ~ . Matter OF rubiic rrocaution 10
HOLD Mls. stromborg.
chief OF Police Hilton thls afternoon
stated that he thought the arrest Of
Miss 1.odn strombcrg was q commend
able prccautlon 10 insure her presence
na witness nt the trial OF BenbrOok.
although he intlmntcd that Il was
rather late In the day TO make such "a
move. In my opinion Steve lSeenc and
the walter Daley are Just as important
witnesses, n not more 10. and they
should also be looked after In the same
fashion"
ION the night Of the shooting Of Nor
rlH." continued the chief. n had talk
with Mr.. Guntcr regarding the udyiHa-
hllity OF taking Just such u step TO Hc-
cure Miss StrpmberF'H testimony re-
gardlng the umair. but IN his opinion II
we made such q move that In all prob
ability II would have the cffcct ~ seal
ing her lips 80 We decided that tho
ends OF Justice could better be CONSUME
mated by letting her remain without
any restraint upon her movements for
the present ~ soon uH We became
aware Of the part kecne and the walter
played In the tragedy, the matter OF
placing the two men under arrest a.
uccpmpliccs In the crime was also dis
cusscd. but hs subsequent events have
proved, no step WIS taken IN the mat
ter beyond keeping a wntchful cye up
on thcm IN case Of move on their part
10 leave the town.
The arrest Of Miss Stromberg. NJ a
precautionary measure ~ alright and IL
10 be- commended as a matter Of pub
lie safety"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
CALCULATING zAMBOANGA.
Spainards lake Their Leave Of me Island Of
Mindanao.
Commission Representing the Natives
Received ON hoard the q. :.
steamer Castine.

Washington. Aug. 5,-The navy de-
from Commander s. W. Very of the
Castinc containing some reference to
the evacuation Of Zamb1anru on the ISL
and OF Mirdnnao and certain inter-
changes he hdd with the natives, The
report reads under date of Zamboanga,
May 30, and IL as follows.
ION the 2ith the Spanish left, fired
twenty-One guns, Spanish ensign ut
main. Considerable enthusiasm on
hoard Leon XIII an the officers and Voc
men applauding and tho soldiers shout
ing viva. Same day / heard from a
steamer arrived from Sulu that our
troops are coming, 30 although / have
no orders 40 10 do. ! decided 20 remain
10 support their landing. The insur-
gents moved In Immediately after the
Spanish moved out, They have not yet
shown the inHurgont nag,
SUNDAY. tho 2sth, the Princeton ar
rived. boarded her and gave all the in
formation ! had TO the United States
senator on board. She LETT nj a. m,
for Sulu.
81 received communication asking
II / would receive committee Of dis
tlngulshed Individuals TO discuss quea-
tlons OF interest 60 both parties i rec
plled az once. i have your letter of this
date asking that ! viii receive "a COM
mission ~ persons Of distinction OF
this province 10 treat OF various qucs-
lions Of common Interest 90 both par
tics. In reply ] take pleasure 90 invite
one aud an 90 the persons Of distInc-
ton ~ this province 20 gu on board
Ceived. But ! have no authority to
make treaties, ! have no right TO dis
rusH any questions which In your opln-
Ion may have arisen between the two
alleged parties. ! am here to obey or.
dern. which are Imperative, and these
the authority Of the United states IN
not recognized and sustained. untll /
see the dag Of these United States n.y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Plattsburg. n. Y. Aug 5.-Vice
President Hobart and family arrived
here today from Iona Branch by
Fpcclal train, the party travelling ln the
private car OF President ONphuut. Of
the Delaware 81 Hudson railroad. Pres
hont Mckinley met the vice president
nj the station with d carriage. Mt
Hobart stood the trip well, but he Do
weak and pale and has not recovered
from the severe attack uf the grip
which he suffered last winter POST
master General and Mrs Smith Will
leave here today for Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Manila, Aug, o. G:iO y. m,-The steam
er saturnus OF the cOmpania Martina,
burned Wednesday and her crew rs
missing The details Of the affalr are
not known,
The captain OF the Saturnus once OBJ
tanned possession OF a ship belonging 10
the Maritime company held al San
Fernando by the insurgents. by moor
ing the Saturnua alongside and hauling
the other vessel away In the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
TROUBLE rom HAITI.
Violation OF the Unlted states Legation u
Fort Au Prince.

Washington, Aug. b.-unlted States
Minister Powell at Port Au Prince has
cabled the state department that he has
received his instructions relative 10 the
violation OF tho legation and the ar
rest Of puvlvier there by the Haitles
officials. He has already notified the
department that upon his demand the
Hnitleu government promptly released
Duyivlcr. who ~ now enjoying an
asylum In the legation.
Without making amy explicit state
ment as Co the character OF Mr.. Pow
ellis instructions the officials OF the
state department do not conceal their
Intention 10 proceed deliberately In tho
matter and to refrain from aurrenderlng
Duylyler " he Is made the victim OF
arbitrary ana Illegal methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Lima, Peru. Aug. 5.-severnl cases OF
fever OF a typhoid character have oc-
CURED In Lima and san Mutno eighty
miles IN the Interior and Ia tea. 100
miles south, They are attributed 20
the ruinless and warm winters tho
country Is having First President
elect AlzamorI IL connenvl 10 his bed
by severe Influenza, Of which there are
many cases
w. Lurrouy the French minister. Will
start today ON "a trip 10 La MERGED and
the river plChlH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
SONG COMPETITION.

The Deseret Sunday school Union
song competition Is exciting consider
able interest among the local writers.
Already a great number of verses have
been submitted. The time limit IL liked
for August 10Th. The Union bOurd offers
q gold medal for the best verses not cx.
ceodinH thlrty-two lines, including
chorur.-the meter and form 10 be- left
10 competitor. The theme must be- at,-
propriate 10 the semi-centennial jubilee
and suitable for general Sunday school
use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Madrid. Aug. 5.-Thc supreme coun-
ell OF war dellbcrutcd today over it,
judgment In regard 60 the surrender OF
Santiago de cuba 90 the American
troops. The verdict win be- rendered
tomorrow. u n expected the accused
officers will be acquitted.
u ~ said the public prosecutor has
submitted report demanding that Inn
prlHonment FOR HE be- Imposed on the
Spanish officers responsible Tor the sur
render OF Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

ing Do I1mboanrl and until I know
mat The display carries with 10 q rpgns-
nlunn pi the authority VI my rJvern-
mont. ] shall continue Co ua.. inc nY,g.
"r which is rlnnlUd 90 me to enforce
the Instructions received from higher
authority
The commission. ] presume u BE-. are
rived Just as ] was getting under way
20 board this steamer aud they arc
with me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
STATE orrIoIALs nor rAIp.


Sofia. Bulgaria, Aug, 5,--Thc political
situation grows darker daily. The re-
cent loan has not sufiiccd 60 stem tho
financial crisis. The state officials
suIarlca have not been paid FOR Two
months ana the scarcity ~ money rs
rp acute that there Us great consequent
discomfort, ana bitter attacks uu Prince
Ferdinand are heard ON AN Sides Ar
"a result an early ministerial crisis and
general upheayal are confidently cN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

omaha. Aug. 1.-The northbound
passenger train on the st. Paul q Omu-
Ia road, which left hero early this
morning, was wrecked az Trkamah.
nfty miles north. 4 switch had been
left open and the train cullidod with
"a gravel train standing ON the sldc-
track r.. G., Olsen OF Sioux city. fire.
man Of the gravel train. was seriously
n not fatally injured aud two travelling
men, named Wheeler and Whtpsldc N
Chicago slightly Injured. The engineer
and fireman OF the passenger train
were not hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

Salisbury. Austria, Aug. 5,-There
We're renewed disorders here yesterday
evening. demonstration In the streets
after the meeting at the German ma
tional club ending In free fight, peo-
Pile stoned and fired royolyers ut the
police. Several persons were In
iured. Finally the police charged
with drawn swords, but had 10 be re-
inforced by troops before they cleared
the streets A number OF rioters were
badly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

southampton, Eng, Aug 5.-Among
the passengers on board the American
line steamer 81. Paul, which sailed from
here today Tor New York, were MIR
Thomas Il. Reed, oN-Spcakcr of the
United States House ~ Representa-
tiycs. Senator srWeu OF New Jersey,
Mr. Daniel Frohman and Mr.. Richard
Croker.