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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30

with six LaScars, part Of the Roumania's
crew. These men were all perfectly
naked. They had been completely ex-
hausted by their struggles to reach the
shore, and they had fallen on the beach.
where the Incoming waves threw the
water around them. The Portuguese
lifted the PROSTATE men and placed
them on the backs Of seven of their
number, who carried them across the
sand hills 90 the town.
The authorities OF Peniche are doing
their best TO establish the identity Of
the dead before they are buried. The
task, however, is accompanied with
great difficulty, as in very many cases
there is not a single article OF clothing
or jewelry by which the dead might be
recognized.
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TIE HARRIsoNs AT HOME,
But What Is Home without the Faithful.
Loving Wife and Mother.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Ihe
President and the members of his pri-
vate and official family who accompan-
led him to Indianapolis to Ssy their last
earthly tribute of love ana respect to
the late mistress of the White House,
returned to the national capitol at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
On the run from Baltimore the
President spoke with evident feel
ing Of his deep appreciation OF the
marked sympathy and consideration
displayed toward the afflicted family by
the people at all points on the route.
He and the members OF his family pro-
ceeded direct to the White House, where
they naturally received many additional
sad reminders Of their great bereaye-
ment.
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vEKY EoUGH WEATHER
ON Lake Huron and Lake Erie-AIsny
Vessels Lost.

On Lake Huron and Lake Erie-AIsny
Vessels Lost.
DETROIT, Mich, October 29.-Ra-
ports OF wrecks and other miShapS TO
the Shipping caused by last nights ter
rife wind storm are coming in from dif-
fereut points on the lakes. Considering
the number Of vessels blown ashore and
wrecked the loss Of life is very light,
only two drownings being reported
thus far. Many people are re-
ported missing, and their names not
vet known. The scho0neS Lille
Pratt is on the beach, near Frankfort,
scuttled. Another schooner at anchor
is likely % go ashore, and the Scow
Mozart lies about four miles south Of
here, side on, about ten rouS from shore.
The wind at one time last night reached
sixty miles an hour. The average We
Iocity was forty-fve. From Port Huron,
Mich, it is reported that the barges Of
the steamer George King are aground
i'm St. Clair river. The Wilhelm and
Consort are aground at the Indian
ChurctS5elow Sarnia. The Havana lost
both tOpu8StS on Lake Huron.
Grave fears are entertained as to the
fate of the steam dredge Dominion and
her crew. She has been working near
bennington for some weeks, and this
morning she had disappeared entirely.
A search over this part Of Lake Erie
failed to reveal her whereabouts. Ii is
thought she either sank entirely or was
blown across the lake. She had a crew
of six men.
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RrookIYn,s Regi.tration

BROOKLYN, N. Y, October 29.-The final
chance was afforded the citizens of Brook
lyn to-day TO qualify as voters, this being
the fourth and last day appointed for regis
tration.
There were 1924 additional names en-
rolled which, added TO the lG5, 434 recorded
in the three previous DAYS, give grand
total for four days of 1Sl,6GS, as compared
with the following total registration of
previous years: in 1891, 15S,426; in 1850,
1876, 917; in 1858, 156, 1914
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AGNES HUNTINGTON ENGAGED.
The Singer Will Marry New York Law
yer Within n Month.

New YORK, October 29.-It is learned
that Agnes Huntington, the well-known
contralto, who arrived on the Teutonic,
is engaged TO be married TO Paul ID.
Cravath, lawyer aud member OF the
firm of Cravath & Houston. The cere-
mony will be performed here within a
month.
Mr.. Cravath has known Miss Hunt
ington for several years and there Is
nothing sudden about the engagement.
He is well known about town, although
he is not native o. the city. Mr..
Cravath is six feet in height, stout in
proportion, dark complexioned and good
looking. He is somewhat over the 30
year mark and is member Of the Law
yers', University and Manhattan and
other clubs.
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Some ofths Pnsssncers

LONDON, October 29.-Among the
Roumania's passengers were Capt. Geo.
Hamilton aud wife, Lieut. B. B. s.
Cook, and Lieut.. c. D. Stanford and
wife, Lady Johnson and child, Rev. j.
s. Malkin, Miss Burbridge, daughter Of
Canon Burbridge, Of Liverpool, and
several English ladies' who were return
ing to India with their children and
nurses. Almost all Of the officers were
Scotch. Sixteen Of the crew were
LaSCars.
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DISASTROUS TaEArRE FIRE.
Hanlon's "Supsrba" Entirely Destroyed
only Lasted Few Minutes

Hanlon's "Supsrba' Entirely Destroyed
only Lasted Few Minutes
CLEVELAND, o., October 29.-A hre
broke out the cupo'a Of the Eucliu
Avenue Opera House at 5 O'Clock TINS
morning from cause unknown. Inc
beautiful playhouse is in ruins.
In less than thirty minutes aiter tue
fire started the structure was complete
lv cleaned out and the roof had Iallen'
but the flames were confined within the
four walls.
The Hanlon "Superba" Company,
which was on for the week, lost all
their scenery and appurtenances' oe-
sides their costumes, which they value
at Se5,OOO. Within five minutes after
the start Of the FIRE the interior was a
mass of flames. The Heard oiocK'
through which entrance was haa from
Euclid Avenue, suffered bat slightly
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HEAVIEST EVER MADE.
Armor Plates Seventeen Inches Thick for
tho Indiana.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, October 29.-The
heaviest armor plate ever made is now
in course of preparation at the Beth
lehem iron works. The monster ingot
which will be converted into armor
plate is now In furnace in the ham
mer department.. 1t weighs eighty
four tons, and when completed will be
seventeen inches thick. This armor
will defend the side of the battle ship
Indiana, now building at Cramps ship
ward, Philadelphia. The Carnegie Com
pany, of Pittsburg, secured the con-
tract for this work, but being unable to
make armor more than thirteen inches
thick, the contract was given to the
Bethlehem works in exchange for lighter
work.
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The Age of Discretion Passed.

LANCASTER, PA, October 29.-Rev.
George Willard. President Of Ursinus
College, formerly President Of Heidel-
burg College, Tiffin, Ohio, has been
married here to Miss Mary Z. Gormley.
DR.. Willard is SO years old and his bride
is 73.
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A BOY's LOWER LIP

Bitten or By an Enrased Mare-Ahe
Piece Grated on Again.
Spe;,ql 7slsgrdta 90 tls Rsgls1sr-
KryGwooD, w. VA, October ga
few days ago NJ. @. Gibson aud his little
bow were in their stable at Tuunelton,
this county. feeding the horses. The
little bows attention was drawn to a
colt. and while he was watching it the
mare quickly reached ever and bit OF
rbe boy's lower lip. The boy was taken
10 the house and medical aid summoned:
The father went 10 the mauger and
Dicked up the piece of flesh, washed 1t
oil. and il was placed back Ia position
bv some stitches and courtplaSter' Mr..
Gibson informed the REGISTER repre-
sentative that part of the flesh was knit
TING together all right, but was afraid
that part Of it would not grow. II II
does not the 6oy will be disdSured for
life
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New York,s Registration.

New YORK. October 29.-The registra-
ton figures in this city are a sort Of
Chinese puzzle to the politicians. Both
Republicans and Democrats say they are
unable 70 make ANYTHING out OF them. The
total figures for the day are 1867, which
makes the total for four days of 3O0, $50. In
1885 there were registe ed 2S6. .942 and last
year the figures reached 26l, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
The Harvard-Amherst Game.

BosToy, October 29.-The Harvard Am
herst foot ball game at Cambridge this
afternoon IS considered something Of a
Waterloo for Harvard, for although that
team won by a score of 81 10 10, the fact
that Amherst was able TO score so many
points is very disheartening to the Cam
bridge team. Amherst made its points.
not by flukes, but by hard, straightforward
playing.
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Secretary Fosters Appointments.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 29-Secre-
tary Foster will leave Washington Monday
afternoon to meet engagements TO speak on
the political subjects of the day at the fol-
lowing named places: Martinsburg, W.
Va, November l; Bellaire, o., November
,; Salem, o., November 4; Bowling Green,
o.. November 5; and Fostoria, o., Novem-
Der Z.
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Colored Yrnecars Barred

SrSctrl IeLsCr0n % Uls 4tt0lI6F.
COLUMBUS, O.. October 29.-The sew
eral cases pending in the courts here 10
test the question of constitutionality of
the law forbidding artificial coloring Of
vinegar have all been dismissed, the
preliminary decisions being regarded as
sure to stand. The law will stand and
the sale of such vinegars is illegal in
Ohm
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PETER PRIDDY BEATEN
But Not satisHed-Ke Wants Another Go
With Courtney.

With Courtney
P1TTsBuRG, October 29.-Joseph Court
new. of Portsmouth, England, beat Peter
Priddv in a two-mile race at Exposition
Park, and he beat him easily Priddy col
Iapsed entirely at a mile and a quarter.
Courtney finished winner by half lap
in 9:25. Prddy left the following chal-
Ienge at the Dispatch office tonight;
Courtney has beaten me to-day. He is
g good runner and l think can beat him.
l therefore offer TO meet him or his hackers
at the Dispatch Office on Monday at O'Clock
D. m, to make a match TO run two miles for
$5OOa side. The race can take place at New
York or at Pittsburg, give or take ex-
peuses, mean what say and am anx,
ious to have another try with Courtney"
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twelve to Ten.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October pa
large crowd witnessed close and exciting
game OF foot ball on the university grounds
this afternoon between the Chicago Athletic
Club and University OF Pennsylvania
teams. The game resulted in victory for
the Pennsylvanians by score Of II TO 10.
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Needs No Moaey 70 Make Bis Mare Go.

COLUMBUS, o.. October 29.-Hsrry H.
Wylie, whs is dead-beating his way on a
bicvcle from New York 10 Chicago, ar
rived in Columbus this evening, and is the
guest Of the Columbus Cycling Club. he
is having no trouble in getting on without
money.
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A BIG DEMONSTRATION.
General Adlia E. Stevenson Meets a
Hearty Reception
IN TIE STATES CAPITAL CITY.

A Monster Daylight Parade Es-
corts the Next Vice-President
to the Speakers Stand = An
other Big Meeting at Night, at
Which John Randolph Tucker,
Virginia s Gifted Son, Stirs the
Democracy to Fever Heat
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An Rnn.ea 80 NIeht.

NfrrwArKEE. Wis, Octo0er g9.-Ihe
. 5O0 homeless people are all sheltered ua-
der hosnilable roofs tonight Many WeIs
tazen into private dwellings, While otners .a
sopeht the shelter Of the churches ana ne ne
school hoses. Mouey for the relieI OF il tne
sufferers is pouring in FROM 81 parts OF s sne
United States, aud local business men ~ ~
contribnting literally. Every one ot the
pnfortunate Third-warders VII oe "sA
cared for. . .s~-,a5
Trbs aggregate Of the insurance caf ~ Z. 49,. =
on the burned property, exclusive ~ "a
carried by the NortnWes - .ssa ~, ,'s''1 1
,s,v;ses amoor shout 175 cQlppanles
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rgEMoNT rEMPLE FILLED
with Democrats 20 6ear Hon. Wayne
sineVeagh Talk Democracy

posros. October GA large audience
greeted Wayne Macyeagh Of philadelphia
a. tue Democratic rally In fremont Tenn
Die this evening. He spoke IN part hs fol-
iows; "Gentlenen: As a Pennsylyanian
| tell YOU you ought % think yourselves
fortunate. in the character Of your splen-
aid STANDARD bearers. The hepuolicar
na-tv to-dav Is defending an ARgiomeratlou
of o1trages upon the American people. 10
single one OF which any intelligent man
yvouId undertake 70 defend. The tariff
resolves itself into moral question; nof
.ghefher the whole mass Of the people
wonld be benefited by such measure
the McKinley Diil. for nobody really &c
lieves that. out whether u - good Iort
of government 70 tax tbe great mass o. %
neonle ir order 70 give the taxes thu
raised 10 fayorite capitalists. Before tne
conld rcacn the Mckinley blll they n
RI strike down q great safeguard OF &C.
vovernment "a altering tne rules oI
House az Representatives. An1 wnen
door door was y ned aud the mckinley
nssscd. u Ms impofaIe 70 shut =: an
Ton o1' cs,1 ~ have "a >ptesque legiala
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Big Registration at Co umbus',
,I..,,,,ofs fss .SIfaIry RsJtsssr.

CorrupUs, o., October 29.-Full reports
from tiftv-oIe out OF the sixty,one pre-
c;ncts in this city show total registration
Of 94 S98. an increase S,'J5 over the last
r.anistratiOn.
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vour doctor's prescriptions. Send three
5-cent stamps. to pat postage, and receive
DR.. Kaufmann's greht treatise on diseases !
illustrated in coiorf, Il gives their signs
Ard abbreviatio1s ADDRESS A. p. 0rdWal
6 Co, Boston. HISS
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| TI5 7u8 DEEP'
,.rr Of the 10 on Board
|, Inflated R0umanIa
E7g A HOPELESS ABYSS

r,-,V ADVCC
-o A HOPELESS AbIGS
lJ d
--,fr- Waters.
hing 81 yKyrecl--
BODIES ana O-10
..,e Unfortunate NeSsSI
- ,.,-~s ON the Coast
ls -.. Seven Who
D-.usa- - A-t,o-a
Saved, CJ-Io
0---rer -.-As soon as Vue
se1.l here JlaJ Tue
-s steamer R5umania haI
s.s t.s government oruereu
T..ra t1 proceed 10 'uS
..s tr..ro river, the scene %
..- render whatever ASSIST
T.a gale was blowing
however, thar Jhe com
t..a Z.Ira was not ouL oI Tue
-.-.-rt. H.tear.g tnIsm0rnlns
--.r--.l t.r che Scne OF the
-.... U..r. Jle N0umdula
s .s 90 the uorlh
C.ry..-Ie' e' ms. r.-} ~
westerly Nc bsen 6re-
westerly -.., and i. is
C- ,I.s made mo-e
obs. .. - r,oD nv
t. was 80 ~..l.,,icg
Yong 10 weIl oF
ra.e ...- -ba .,sssel was
i"-' .I.5 4ire,tlv for
-is 60 C,rvo6aire
Sc "- .. tba westward
s--.f ,.-...-. N7vigators
.1o ID. ...- srgyavs Sand
.-s " a., o5rition To
90 s..' 60 Cs~von-
% a--' D., tho
N-r r--rr,-. grorDs
4...,-oa 6rtsija
-.-ss- sbore sail
.- f.--.-,rs Ta those
.- -.. ..ssr f. qDDears
r-...lr vn.n- who was
.--. .---.-..r I,st his vps-
.. f.-..s load bv show
Sr and tbe botroD
lss.- y. ''.. -' h@
-l'' r1,st n
5 -b,+ totaI
.-.,-.-s and crew
'',-.' .....,. ...ysd Tbare
.- .......-ress In the wi
- $50 80 and even rbere
-. I, q, .... y r...f .-tgs rsatb Of the
.--...-......+ rraburrfcqpe
--..-f ... tr,ms,d,usIv
I.. -. -r-rjrr isevi-
h. .r. ....-,g- is brsaL,ing nm
- [..,, vos5a5 ashore
-. 49,
N BODIES WASHED AS HoHA'
PARTICULARS regarding the loss
r1l2cl show that q heavy log
l2tt-e time Sro struck, aud q
Sec ss,.. running about the
Seven bodies To- "a nearly nude
lave been washed ashore,
1 .L- l-- that they were un-
Is taken 90 indicate that many
wien the steamer struck and
~ ,.. ~ n, ''I ,., $3.50 ..slt, .n-oaJ ~
,rrf, af rs.,.a MANY of
tr- r...s c7rs,IarqbIe
q inland ga-rr-s5 along the
,..rsI rr.r rgs wra,l,ece as
|\rr5 ~y1 -., s,.y s9ms-
r- f, -n. wr.ar tb,ttbev
e. .,'g l-.e4-'e pI'ls.
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.,;r- Rushing w s''0l D
~, g.3.ss and the Wreck
I, .ss Uasortmate Vessel
Ashore on the Coast
The Seven Who
ssvsd. Come Ashore
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CHICAGO. October 29.-"Draw on me
for 81. 900, 900, IL need be-" was the mes
sage which P. d. Armour this morning
flashed over the wire to President
lanes. of the Northwestern National
Insurance Company, OF Milwaukee. Mr..
Armour is q director of the compony,
and at its local oiiices Tas told ~ had
suffered heavy loss
First champions ~ sme.
NEW YoRK. y ineeton
defeated Weslf 1ali ne.a
TO-DAY By the 70 no'n'
ing. II W DiohsH
game Of = sls
weather F-1
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? toILsOAIE JoURvrvk

u b,,,sa vas a long aud toiisome
pled An Ss 49, .eV loliersa I the
fonbo ny T1-1uilies az enal-
- y captain Hault tarrIa Ssa -So
hne -itisl 80 lmp ho
Ii - w.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29


Mr.. Anson II. Smith, editor Of the
MoHAvE County MINER, is the independ.
enf, free-coinage candidate for member
Of the Assembly Of his territory, and II
is "a two-to-one bet that he will be elect.
ed; and in sending Mr.. Smith to Phenix
70 represent them this winter, the miners
'of Mohave county are paying vel.
earned compliment 10 one Of the bright
est, most en'erprisinY newspaper writer's
and printers In the Territory OF Arizona.
An old resident OF the county, practical
miner and man who is amply able
mentally to back up his convictions with
clear and intelligent argument, he will
work with characteristic diligence for
the good Of the people he represents. -
THE Eye.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

A writer in the Arizona Enterprise
takes Us to task because we have labeled
Hardy an old fossil, and enumerates the
m my things he has done for Mohave
county. He says the old man has not
been successful, but that he keeps trying.
In this respect We admit the fact, but
that Hardy has done much for Mohave
county we do deny, and but for the fact
that We do not want TO enter into contro-
versy with an unknown writer. who hides
under non deplume, we would place
the matter in light that all who read
might know how little has been done by
him when ne might have done much.
We do not think he is the man TO repre-
sent county with the great possibilities
in store for US, but that man OF pro-
gressive ideas and an intelligent worker
should 60 to Phenix this winter and OBJ
tain for Mohave county Just recogni.
ton. 1t is known that money had to be
sent from this county when Hardy rep
resented US in the legislature TO defeat
the bill imposing tax on the net product
Of mines-at least money was raised on
the representation that it was to be used
for that purpose. We can certainly give
TO Hardy the laurel wreath in the sazarac
club, but we are unable TO present him
with brand new halo.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

To the inquiry "what has Mark Smith
done?' We would enumerate the follow.
ing culled from the Congressional Record
l. An appropriation of 800. 900 for the
survey Of the public lands Of the territory.
2. An appropriation Of $1,000 for q
levee at Yuma TO prevent the town beinR
inundated by the Giia river.
8. 5000 for the survey OF the San
Carlos coal fields to prepare the lands
for segregation from the reservation.
4 10000 obtained for settlers Of Afi-
zons whose homes have been raided and
stock driven off by Indians.
5. Obtaining the return Of s25 900 en-.
bezzled by Fred Smith, the receiver Of
the Tucson land office, to the depositors.
9. The passage through the House Of
? bill TO protect settlers on Mexican land
grants and 20 force the claimants to paw
all costs Of suit arising from any action
to quit title.
All these bills were passed bv the ex-
ertioDs Of Mr.. Smith in the last five
months Of the present congress, and IL
an indisputable refutstion of the state
ment that Mark Smith has done nothing
for the territory. Besides all these
things our delegate has some 5000 or
5000 letters to answer during each session
of Congress.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The White Hills property has a, last
been sold and ut good figure. The
mines are unsurpassed in richness and
will from heneefor,h b. steady producers.
A large mill will soon he erected ON the
ground and all the ore reduced TO bullion.
Hundreds Of tons daily could even now
be furnished for milling In the present
undeveloped condition Of the mines and
with future work thousands OF tons can
be turned out.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Mexican troops have slaughtered a
number Of Aztecs who inhabited a small
village in the state Of chihuahua, be-
cause they would not pay an extortIonate
tax to the government. There were over
four hundred Mexican soldiers killed
in the battle and the streets we're red
with blood. The affair is generally de-
precsted by the people.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Hon. Foster s. Dennis will represent
Mohsve county honorably in the 18th
legislature. He will not need "sack"
to protect the miners from the nefarious
schemes Of the people who do not live of
the product Of the mines. He will fight
their battle without monetary consider
ations, and has the ability to make the
fight a winning one.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Photographing under water has sctu.
ally been carried out. Experiments
were made in 1899 in the mediterranean
10 ascertain how far daylight penetrated
under water. In very clear water. near
Corsica, and eighteen miles from land,
the limit Of daylight was found by means
OF Photographic plates TO be $50 feet.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The Phenix Gazette well and uuly says:
"A brave and true man has been nomin.
ated for Sheriff OF Mohave county by the
democrats in the person Of Harvey
Hubbs. He 10 an old timer and we'll
qualified to Gil the place"
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The silver men are making . strong
fight for the enhancement Of silver.
Every man whose interest is centered
IN silver mining should aid in the fight.
Nearly all the miners Of Colorado, Wyo-
ming, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Ore
gon, and New Mexico are doing their
best in aid of the good work.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Mohave county-the land Of silver and
sunshine--is attracting the attention Of
mining men from all over the United
States. The mines Of this county are
richer than any other place in the west
and their steady production for years
merits the investments OF capital now
pouring in.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

David B Hill says that Wayne Nc.
Weigh is not a desirable addition to the
democracy. He says a man who will
wait sixteen wears and accept office un-
der corrup. administration should be
clsssei below the ward pol,tirian,
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The Phenix Republican is priding it.
self on the TACT that it 10 now issuing a
s-pAge daily paper. An investigation
Of its pages disc!oses the fact that seven
pages are "boiler plate" Of the common.
est kind. Poor thing 10 crow over.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Mining men from all ths mining states
and territories will be in attendance on
the Miners convention at Ell Paso, De-
cember 5th.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The Phenix Republican is making .
Wild and woody campaign for Stewart 4
Cluf. The managers Of the ring organ
will find that their ways Of electioneering
will not take with Arizona people.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Stewart fought hard against the adop
tion Of the constitution and now says
that II he 10 elected delegate he will see
that il never becomes Law.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The days before election are few and
the candidates are making some grand
spurts as the race nears the end.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Joe Morgan is making winning fight
throughout the county. He Is a miner
and is fully deserving Of the mining vote
and will get big part OF it on elsciion
duv
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

The roar Of the political battle is
silsnced by the death Of Mrs. Harrison
and all Americans, no matter what their
political faith may be will morn the loss
Of noble woman
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-29

Statehood is now the only salvation
Arizona has. With It she will soon sur.
pass all her neighbors in wealth and
population.