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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
Caught in tho shaftinr.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 1s-In the stocking
works at Mannheim, Pa, Kate Dava!er, ssed
10, had her hair caught in the shaftinS. and
before tho machinery could be stopped she
was completely sca'psd. Shec recover.
MARQUETTE Mich, Fob. al.-John NC
Donald was convicted of the murder OF Mel
lie Beveridge and at once sentenced for hfe
He Displayed no emotion. The crime was
the attempted killing Of five persons, near
M.tchwo d. Ontouagon county, in Decem-
br .os;. Mrs. Bcveridge was killed, Mrs
r - f,.h Ir.te.iy wounded nnl Dunk Bev-
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
An Arn,r ye,sran Missing.

BosroS- Feb-fS Walter katon, aged 81.
$3.50 y ,.,,u OF North Attiehoro, has
IT, = h he
,.a-, - .ea IN. ne
en- KS ,o1.' t"f '"e St, '''o a''i.e re-
S1in sScts.t 20 Tia. s,.c-, who Will institute an
Immediate sal IL.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
s,nr1e rax Advocntes organIze.

Boston, Feb. 1S.-One hundred and fifty
, voters met in Wells Memorial hall and or
gained a state central committee Of Sin
gle Land Tax party for the purpose OF tax
ing practical political action on che ques-
ton. E. NJ. Waite, Of ChaTfestown, was
elected chairman, and Levi s. Turner, of
Cambridge, secretary.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
The Hearing Postponed.

bridgeport, Conn, Feb ls.-The hearing
by the railroad commissioners in reference
to condemnation in the interest OF the Con-
solidated railroad Of the land in this city
belonging to the Hoosatonic railroad, has
been postponed until Tuesday, March 4, oy
agreement of the parties on both sides
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22

MONTREAL, Feb iS-Thc R'v Osborne
Troup. rector ut ST. Martins, ore Of the
most fashionable Eplscopalian churches
here, SUNDAY gh said that tue congrega
tI0a 4, u.s. either make all seats free or At
cn1r IlS reslCn. .tlou.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-22
st.an min, Collide.

QUEENSTOWN, o. ls-rhe now Live.
oool steamer Aretnasa, while entering thr
harboY Of this port, ran afoui of the steam
ship Persian Monarch and demolished the
latter vessels naizzentop. She subsequently,
ran aground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23

A somewhat romantic story is told. of how
eeTniardt was first induced to .thinl1of ap-
searing. as Jeanne dare According to this
hory French mother wrote to the actress,
billing berrthat her two daughters had long
Iesired to see the great artistic on. the stage;
bu5'the character of La Tosea and other of
Bernasrdt's plays had been such that the
mother could not conscientously ahowrher
daughters TO see them. Family affairs would
loon compel the family TO sail for distant
country, and the letter closed with an appeal
b the actress TO appear before they went ia
something which the young girls could wit
hess with propriety. The pathos and deli
eacy Of the request touched. the great Bern
bardt, and she decided that she wculdtdo as
Ehe mother. asked. The result'was Jeanne
Pare"
On The first night Of It's presentation the
sttle fan,ily occupied a box, which Bern
iardt had offered them in a very pretty let
hr, not fss, from. the stage That night she
sarnedto play for them alone, and it was
he-curiosity aroused by this.fact among the
sE;tzcs and first nighters that finally brought
he ssoFy to light. A few days later the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Sarah Bernhardt's Wonderful
Success as Jeanne dare.
SHE HAS ALL PARIS AT HER FEET
Pretty Story of Why the Great Actress De
cided to Play the Part-The Work of
NM. Barber and Gounod.

: perhaps her greatest. The drauiatization
II thehistoricalstory of "Joan Of Arc" offers
ler opportunities fully as extensive as.haxe
lny Of her-prePaousp pieces. The play abounds
"a situations Of unusually intense interest.
When in the last act she stands bound to the
bake, with the hungry flames beginning,
blst as the curtain falls, TO crawl slowly up,
he'auhes1ees are fairly carried away by OK
hDenent. At the Theatre Per5e SAINT 1dar-
Ia, in Paris, where the play is now on, num-
terless things have occurred wlrich show
low remarkably this scene affects the on
boxers. Women have tainted and screamed,
bad many a'sbreng man has groaned aloud
h the agony OF the moment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23

For long and earnestly, and offered TO give
$500 TO the poor of the parish if be would
grant her request. But he was firm in his
refusal Not long after the marriage she said:
''Just think of It'll If I had not spent my
peney could give my children a million in
ftead of a meager allowance. Wei, never
mind; Twill reform and can easily make o
nillion for them by going to America again
You viii see how viii concentrate my heart,
mind and art in being the best, the most ex-
sl1plary, OF motiers-ia-laTs.
II speaking OF her daughter in-lasv. shesays:
'sTerl5a is q little beauty, very intelligent,
gentle, tender, simple, and yet diGniiieSg she
E,a,dTean, anG you May iinagiae how Iiove
her.
To .Barnha-dt IS not due ali the ere5itssor
slle aoaderf1l "Jeans3e diAgc.n rfhe grand
bid story was prepared Tor the a5sasse'FIy H.
lsies batbier, and tho mrssc-tAle rrnen:fi-
ners5 choEuses and Iaslosiies which have
thpiAsa al Paris--is by II Gouaod. tiie IA
nsos composer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
Simple Enough.

Theuan who knows how TO cure cold has
Q rivalin the man who knows how to color o
rneerschaum. Let TIE friends of the IN
happy posSesSor OF new pipe once discover
tie facs, and the recipes that will pour in
upon him win mahehis life burden to him
"Boiliip oil.n "Coat it with beeswax'' Put
q button in the bowl" ''Stick corncob
pipe in the top and let the smoke pass through
the ipeerschaum." These suggestions, with a
Thousand others, make up the chorus which
Is dsnned into Jflss smokers ears.
This ordeal the Town Talker went through
recently. DESTROYS of learning which was
really the correct way to turn the dead white
of.his pipe 30 a creamy brown he sought adj
Vice or an expert, who delivered himself as
follows: 'sFfn the bowl only about two-thirds
full of tobacco. Smoke very slowly and draw
very slightly Until the pipe hes become hard
ened- Handle the pipe carefully to prevent
it from being scratched and never scrape
It while it is hot. That is the whole secret ;"
This expert testimony would doubtless have
been successfully adhered to, butunfortunate-
iy the Town Tailser dropped his pipe and
smashed it 20 srnitherecns the same day. -
Louisville Commercial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23

low, after the cid song. She was at the New
York Casino in 1885 and 1856 as CASTOR in
'Nanon," changed in the cast later on to
Mme. de Iaintenon; as Peppina in Amor
ita," and as Ottokar in ''The Gypsy Baron"
She was not available when 'f5rminie" was
put on, May IL, 1886, and joinedtle ''Adonis"
company when it went to England. She has
been pursuing her line there, andsof late has
been at the Gaiety, where she has made q
brilliant success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23

allows b er son
Maurice w h ON
she absolutely. idol
izeS-the neat sum
Of 81, 200 weekly for
spending m on ey,
and when, in 1885,
he married Coun-
tess Ter lla Jablo-
nowSka she show
cred al sorts Of
: gifts anda+tentions
,Ion the youn G
. couple. But even
4; on this occasion her
J eceentricrty crop
ped out. She want
ed the ceremony
performed at mid
night. She pleaded
with the arch
bishop for this ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
Cheap Transportation.

Dumpsey- Biobsonl Going over to
Einoosizi this mcrning2
Blobson-Yes, I've an errand that viii
carry me there
Dumpsey You're lucky dogl I've got ia
70 a<oot. burlington Tree Press.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
waere 1t Was.

Patient 10 physicianl-I came to inquire
about a cancer.
Doctor-W here Is it located?
Fatlent-Twenty three and half degrees
north Of the equator. 1t is the tropic of Can.
rer.-Loweil Cftizea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23

neither and daughters started on their long
journey, and no one babe them more afTec-
donate farewell thansdid Sarah Bernhardt.
Ehls may or may not-be one of those stories
Invented by ingenious Newspaper men, but
Bcrnhardt's previous and less pleasing eccen-
hicities have prepared the public to believe
DHlost anything Of her.
Her tiger cat pet is well remembered in
New York at the hotel where it got into a
fght with her skye terrier and eventually
iDelF taste of waiter'sleg. 1t was at that
saIne hotel. by the way, that Nine Bernhardt
herself exhibited her own angelic temper
with q waiter as the subject operated upon.
fheman was detailed to bear luncheon Ia
the actress parlor and appeared with it a
Few moments later than the time set by
BerIhardt. When he entered the divine
Sarah was storning about in q terrific rage
The surprised waiter paused an instant with
she tray in his hands Bernhardt approached
with clenched hands, and after compliment.
ing him on his stupidity in emphatic French,
actually kicked the tray out of his hands
As . mother she is certainly a model. She
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
PRETTY BILLIE BARLOW.

| An American Opera Boafer Who Has
Brought London to Her Feet.
A few years ago trim little opera bouffer
named Billee RarioW gained crer,fraI fa,ro. l.;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
Relics Of the Grcnt Games.

The two foot balls which Princeton used in
are being handsomely ornamented by the
Princeton Football associasion, and viii be
kept as trophies. The'baA used in the Yale
game viii be painted blue, with 1889, Yale,
lo-G," painted upon it. Tho one used in the
Harvard game wiz be painted crimson, with
1899. Harvard 41--l5. :" painted uDan Il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-23
MASON C HAMLIN
ORGANS.

The Cabinet Organ was introduced In
its present form by Mason & Hamlin in
1861. Other makers followed in the manu-
facture of these instruments, but the Mason
81 Hamlin Organs have always maintained
their supremacy as the best in the world.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
Resolutions Of Respect.

The following resolutions OF the Pres
colt Chsutauqua Reading Club we're
adopted at their regular meeting, June
18th. 1890:
WHEREAS, Our Father, in his infinite
love and wisdom, has thought best to
take Clara. the eldest daughter of Mrs.
J. Herndon, our sister mem Der, to
his better home above; therefore, be il
Resolved, That We tender our most
sincere and tenderest sympathy TO Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Herndon and Ms. Viii
son. in view of this separation from
their dear one, and remind them that
the parting is but temporary, but The
meeting will be eternal.
In behalf Of the members OF the
Prescott Chatauqua Reading Club.
Mas. L. WoLLENBRRG, President.
MRS. S. +. BLAKE, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
mo. 237.l
APPLICATION For A PATENT.

u LAND oFfi0h' fhss Nav ;,h af isso
NOTICE is hereby given that Hack berry
~ Mining Company, by J. ]. Williams, its
Attorney in fact, whoss post once address is
Prescott. Arizona. has this day filed his ap-
plicstlon for . patent for $500 linear feet OF
the Matte mine or vein, bearing gold sill
yer and copper with surface ground go feet
In width, situated Ia Big Bug aiinieg District
County of ysvspsi and eiritory OF Arizona,
and design ate q by the field uotes and officiaI
plat on die IN this once, a. Lot Number So,
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot No SIS
being as follows.
Beginning Nj init nj monumen. at center
IN NJ No. |. Y. 8 Mineral Monument No. 8
bears & 81 deg 20 min. W. S42s feet; Mo u-
ment No n W conner TO Dogs NJ &
lot No 81. bears 81 deg Is min K 1870 feet;
thence - deg - min Il 10 % feet TO r cen
ter end OF claim where is set slate stone
marked NO 2. thence Is deg IS min "
500 n where IL set aiate stone marked NJ No
3, thence % deg e min Is % II "a where
Il set granite s.one msrked No thence
10 deg Is min 10 w center end of aim
where Is set granite stone marked NJ No
same coursel 500 n to where Is set q granite
stone marked N No thence n 20 deg As
min + 1900 Il 10 where IL set granite stone
marke NJ Not IN nee l6 dee 10 min W
500 II 10 mon No 9, place of beginning
Magnetic variation " des S. min r. con-
tanning 2o.6s acres.
The location of this mine IL recorded In the
Recorder offics of YavaPai County. In Book
a. Of Minrs.
my and all persons claiming adversely aay
portion of said Matte mine or sur see
ground are required TO Ole their adverse
claims with the Register of the linked 81 ates
Arisons, during the sixty days period of
publication hereof, or Ia will De barred by
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
!m.tlow ]. c. MARTIN, Register,
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25

The July Number of The Season is Mt
hand. No pains have been spared TO
render this number both useful and
ornamental. 1t is edited with much
care and skill. The designs are all
original and appropriate to the times
and season, aud are well selected. On
plate $50 two evening costumes are
illustrated, entirely distinct from each
other, yet both perfect in design and
equally beautiful. Plate SS7 represents
an exquisitely simple and appropriate
mourning costume, also morning
dress of bordered satoen; and to the
cultured eye for beauty. no more hand
some designs can be found than those
illustrated on plate S3S. Throughout
the entire journal, elegant costumes in
every style fer ladies and children are
interspersed with the newest designs
OF bonnets. hats, gloves, psrasols, fans,
under-garments, lingerie OF every kind,
with every detail for making them up.
The beautiful designs in ornamental
decorator and fancy work are entirely
new and novel, and the illustrations
are skillfally executed, and so plain
and comprehensive that there is no dit
fculty in reproducing the most intri-
cate designs. No lady should miss
seeing this copy OF The season. Yearly
subscription, So so. Single copy, 80
cents
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
Frank LesIie's Popular No nthiy Of
-. July, 1890.

Whittier, Holmes and Tennyson, the
three illastrious "Octogensrisn Poets, /"
are discussed by George Makepeacs
Tswle in charming literary paper,
which leads CT Frank Leslie's Popular
Msnthly for July. Some admirable
portraits and views illustrate il. Mrs.
Isabella Hinton's article on "Ciara Bar
ton and the Red Crosse Association in
the United States" is made timely by
the account given Of the Associations
work at Johnstown, Pa, the 6rst anni-
verssry OF the memorable disaster at
that place having just passed. Quebec,
enc of the most picturesque fortress
cities in the world. is described, with
oopious illustrations, by Elizabeth Tay-
lor. Prof. Nallett's Roman Cam
pagna," Arthur V. Abbott's American
observstories," and W. l. Lincoln
Adsms's description Of tho new Ds-
guerre Memorial, embracing an &C
cernt Of the discovery and develop
ment Of photography, sre all rich in
entertainment as in instruction. There
are sketches Of romance, travel and sd
venture, short stories by Lieutenant Il.
II. Ssyne, Lucy Hooper, Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, Susan A. L. Weiss, and others.
The customary departments are an.
usually full and varied. A notable im-
provement in the typographical and
pictorial makeup is is slso to be observ-
Cd in this number, which begins Vol.
xxx. OF the magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
a Chinese su,cide.

A Chinamsu arrived in tewn last
evening from Kirkland valley and re-
ported 10 Sheriff O'Neill that Wan
Yung, q brother of Chinese "Lexie,"
that has the old Beach ranch rented,
had committed suicide by shooting
himself through the threat. The Chi.
naman states that Yulg was afflicted
With leprosy, and formerly lived in
San Francisco. Ga the authorities
there learning OF his condition,
they we're aseut to ship him back to
Ciina, when he escaped and came to
Arizona, and has lived at the above
place for two or three years. being en-.
pleyea by his brother in tying up veg
etahles in packages for market, being
unable 10 do any hard labor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
Initiating the Teacher.

When a certain resident of the West
Side went home 90 dinner one day last
week, says the Buffalo Courier, he found
his youngest daughter, little tot not
yet four years old, psrading up and
down before row OF other little girls.
Under one arm was ruler and in one
hand she carried an open book, while
her jaws were moving up and down
with the regularity Of steam ham,
mer. "Whst are you doing" asked
her father.
Playing school,"
"And what have You in your MOUTH"
Gum"
"Where did yoa get it'"
"Teok it from my scholars the same
as the teacher does"
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
1.-Two stock Notes.

Campbell q Baker left Chino valley
to-day VITA about 500 head for ship
ment from Ash Fork.
J. W. Sullivan shipped over l,2Os
head from Ash Fork last week. He
has orders from three different parties
20 6n.
There is = demand new for all the
steers on the ranges of northern Arr
ssns, at sl.75 per cvt. A few stock
raisers are holding out for 81.
A prominent stock nan, to-day, pre-
dicted that the price wsuld advance to
two cents within thirty days, and he
thought that by january LIST next they
would be two and a half cents.
A Chicago buyer is in this section
aud wants to purchase 1900 head of
steers. Prices offered by him are. $1S
per head for two-year-olas and SIT for
threes and ever, or sl.75 by weight.
e. n. witherell passed through
Chino valley yesterday with large
herd Ell route to Ash Fork, for ship
ment. A gentleman who saw the herd
estimates it at 1000 head, and says
that Mr.. withereli stated that they
would average /, 100 pounds each. Mr..
witherell has also purchased about
a.00e head more from different parties,
which win be shipped soon.
Wales Arnold is in town to-day,
having Just returned from the line of
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, where
ne was engaged in shipping cattle.
He says that three trsin loads have re-
Gently been shipped TO Nebraska, by
parties in the vicinity OF Cienega.
They will be placed On pastxre there
and fed and fsttened preparatory 10
shipping 70 market. The above cattle
were purchased by Wright & Allen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
Imporsan, to Administrators.

The following notice has been sent 10
the Prescott land efice, and is now
posted oonspicueusly therein. 1t is
self explanatory as TO motive, ETC., SIS the
pnce heretofore charged for the same
class Of notices by the Courier has
beeen $500:
PkEscorT, ARIZ., June is, 1890.
To the Register and Receiver Uniteg
States Land Office, Prescott, Arizona :
From and after this date, and until
further sotice sent to yeu, agree 70
publish "NorycEs FOR PUBLICATION"
for claimants in Masking final proof, TO
nomestesds and Prescriptions, for the
fun period of six weeks, required by law.
for One dollar and fifty cents (sl.50l
each notice. ]. II. MARION,
proprietor Prescott Courier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25


TN The DISTRICT COURT OF TaE
i rhisd judicial District Territory OF Ari-
soar, County Of Yayapsi. kmma NJ. Keyser
plaintiff, VS.. John Key ser, defendant sum
mons No. 1871.
Action brought in the Distri 4 Court OF the
Third Judicial District, In aud for ihs County
Of fsvspsi. Territory of Arizona.
1ne Territory OF Arizona sends greeting 10
John keyser.
You are hereby summoned sud required 10
appear In an action Drought against you oy
the above named plaintiff, Ia the District
Court OF the Third judicial District, 10 and
FOR the County OF Yavspsi. in the Territory OF
Arizona. and answer the complaint n,ed with
the Clerk OF this Court, st Prescott. sn said
County, within zen days exclusive OF the dsy
of service) after the service upon you OF this
summons, II seryed In his county; bat II
served out OF the county aud within this dis
trieL then twenty days; Ia all other cases,
thirty day.
And you are hereby notiaed "a 81 II you
fail 20 appear and answer the complaint
shove required, the plaintiff will take judy
ment by ieianlt against you, and costs ard
disbursements in this behalf expended.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 10th dag Of Msy, A. ID. 1880.
IL ST. WILLIAM WILKINSON,
Clerk.
Hernaon & Hawkins, Attorneys for plaintiff.
ma9o-Sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Two =. +. MURRAY, YOUR HEIRS, AS
IL sigus ana legal represe natives:
You are hereby notified thai tne UNDER
,igned. who are CO.. wners with you 10 the
Fiore cha mining claim, naveses pended ths
sum OF Two hundred dollars In labor and "a
provements upon said mining clam. the
said expenditures ard improve onts being
m ade IN the years iSsS and 1852. In compliance
with the United States mining laws, requtr-
Ing annual expenditures 10 De made on min
Ing claims.
The said Florencls mining claim consists OF
500 feet In length by 600 f.st W e. ito ie Ia
Verde mining district, Ia the County u; fav-
spai, In The Territory OF ArlEons. A record
OF the location Of the said kleESncis mining
claim Is made In the record OF mines. IN the
Office OF the county recorder Of said Va yspai
county In Book ., page ~.
And you are hereby further notified thai IL.
al the expiration of ninety days after the
publication of this notice. you fail o. refu e
10 contribute or pay 10 us your proportion OF
the said expenditures, together with tue cost
Of the publication of this notice, the interest
OF You in said Eloreneia mining claim viii
be forfeited and become the property cf the
HENRY wURzBuRa.
Prescott, A. T.. March /. 1870.
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-06-25

The Ri. hon, Arthur Balfour, the
Secretary for Ireland In the British
Cabinet, has just csbled 10 the editor
OF the North American Review, that he
hiss mailed q reply to Mr.. Parnell's
structures in the current number Of the
Review on his Land Bill Mr.. Bal
tours reply wiz appear in the July
number of the North American Review