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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
ACTIVITY AT THE MAYNARD.
Hundreds of Applicants for Work
ON the New Cruisers.

NC"
With large number OF the war ships
and several cruisers waiting for repairs
in the Wallabout Channel. the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard presents Il busy appearance.
Several thousand laborers and mechanics
are employed in the yard, and many
more Will soon be added to the lists.
Each day mechanics and laborers fock
to the employment bureau in large num-
bers and register their names in antic-
patton of the large forces that must
soon be employed in order to execute
the work on the naval vessels. There
We're two hundred applicants this morn
ing.
Among the ships now at the Yard
waiting for repairs are the New York,
San Francisco. Vesuvius, MGchias and
CaStiue,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
WAS KILLED ON THE CHICAGO.
The Body of Seaman Hill Arrives
Here for Burial in Brooklyn.

The body Of Seaman Hill, who died
from injuries received on board the
L. $. cruiser Chicago, arrived here this
morning on the Allen. Halls death
was the result of all accident during the
visit OF the Prince Of Wales while the
White cruiser lay at Southampton
The remains will be claimed and bur-
led by Mrs. Follier. of Brooklyn, to
Whom the body Is consigned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Found the spIen Fox.

Policc4 pan carrOusher. tho cOnsy Island
station. his morning foul q fox in the front
yard OF the home OF Hceman Tierney lls
Underhiil avenue. Brookh. Tho animal was
Identified Hs having beea Glen from the Tam
many lIoni on the Douletd. where Ere &C.
Cured lSa night. Tierndi says he bought It
Of a stranger for Sl.1J
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
brooklyn Drcvities.

Miles ROden thirty years old, Of 81 Bergen
street, Brooklyn, sent to the peuitentiary
for eleven months this morning by Justice Tighe
in the Butler Street Police Court, Brooklyn, for
asssulting Max Barr. salOou-Leeper. Of 81 At
lzntic avenue. on the night OF July :.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Bankers Accuscr Didn't Appear,

The case OF Banker NaGolski was to have com,
IN before Judge Potts in Jersey city to-day. bu
VS. postponed on account OF the complainant
Mrs Pcrilo PIracell, OF Sussex street. not sp
pearlns, She charged Nadolski with cheating heI
out OF SS3. The ease WAS postponed until Monday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
Contasion from Private Wells.

MoNTCLAlR. y. j., Aug. Slowing to the
temperance OF typhoid fever here an analysis
has been made OF each spring leading to tho ar
teslan wells which supply the town with uatsr.
Samples OF water from the Pequannock River,
which is also used to supply the town. showed
the water TO be pure II is thought the fevss
MAS contracted from private wells.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
livestock Dealer Fails.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Aug. 2G.-Wilson Krun,
live stock dealer and hotel keeper in South
Allentown failed to-day six Judgments and
mortgages aggregating $50 900. Assets. 81 600.
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nervous exhaustion, nervous debility, is
paired memory, low spirits, irfifAh8
temper, and a thousand and one dsrang0-
ments Of mind and body, result frola
such reckless self-abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such N,
fortunates TO health and happiness, & u
aim OF the publishers Of book, writt1a
In plain but chaste language, on the m.
trTe symptoms s and de;nrabty y hogs
will DO sent sealed, in plain envelops.
on receipt Of this notice with ten esls
In stamps, to pay postage.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medioal
Association. COS Main Ct, Buaals. u -
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Pope and the French Republic.

PARIS, Aug. 23.-The Pope has writ
ten letter to NJ Turquet, formerly
Under Secretary of State, confirming
the Papal adhesion to the French Re-
public
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
CONCERT IN THE PARK.
BoswaId's Military Band VIII En-
Hyen the East Side Tonight.

There will be music at East River
Park tonight at $ o'clock, by Boswsld's
Military Band. The following Is the
programme:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
All Run Down

pr. Smith the Albuquerque den. tist, we'll known in Prescott. had
 his leg broken in two places last
 Saturday by collidiog with horse
 on his bicycle on the streets of Albuquerque.
 A deed has been filed for record from Nj R. Richardson and husband to W. R. Hutchinson for lots 3. 2, 9,
 II, l3, l5 and 17 block h and lot s and partS of lots Is, 2l and 23 block @ Prescott, the consideration being $500.
 Mrs. J. T. Kretzinger of Chicago, arrived on Saturday for visit to her niece, Mrs. B. $. Snlder. Mrs. Kretzinger is a sister-in-law of G w.. Kretziuger, attorney for the Diamond Jo Reynolds estate, and general counsel for the s. F., P. & P. railway.
 Probate Judge Wilson has just received notice of the apportion- ment to the various counties, of the territorial school funds as follows: Apache, $520.75; Cochise, S4O5.6 5.6O; Coconiuo, Sl70.30; Gila, $lS0.25; Graham, S6l5.90; Maricopa, Sll0l 50; Mohave. $S515; Pima, Sl031. 50; Pinal, S295.40; Yavapai, S44062; Yuma, Sl6025.
 Little Charlotte Bray Pentland. after six days struggle with diph- fharia c,,ao,u,hoI tO kLo ...l i disease last evening at 3 o'clock. Just an hour before her death, she arose from bed alone and seemed improved, Her death is a terrible affiiction to the family, as she was favorite not only in her own house hold, but with all who knew her. NIT. and Mrs. G. A. Bray, of Flag staff, with whom she lived a consid- erable time, were as much attached to her as though she was their own child, and the news of her death will cause much sorrow to them. Although but eight years old, the little one bore up heroically in try ing to combat the disease, and when hope of recovery was aban- doned, she spoke as calmly and philosophically of her approaching death as grown person. Her little three-year-old sister, Florence, who IS also afflicted with the same dis ease, but who it was thought was on the road to recovery, was taken worse last evening, and has been lowering between life and death ever since, with slight hopes Tor her recovery. The family has the sincere sympathy of the community in their affiiction. Char lotte's funeral occurred this after noon, interment being in the Ma sonic cemetery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Phenix has two female physicians
 Royal Arch Masons meet tonight
 Easter one week from tomorrow
 Another slight snow storm last night.
 The Catholic Fair closes this evening.
 D. P. Nichols, of Skull valley, is in town.
 R. W. Bell, 8 Flagstaff sheep man, is in town.
 Major Baker and sou left on this mornings train.
 Horse saddle and all will be rallied of this evening.
 This is the last day of the fair; go and patronize it.
 There was dance at the Yarnell mine last evening.
 Phenix has a section known as the tenderloin district.
 Miss Otmer left to-day to resume teaching at Cherry Creek.
 A. G. Oliver has filed the delin- qnent tax list for 1893 for record.
 Born, on Turkey creek. March g, 1894, to Mir. and Mrs. E. Warren, a son.
 Louis Himmelreich, engineer at the Henrietta mill, was in town to- day.
 Edgar Stephens has just returned from a prospecting tour through Castle Creek.
 Nearly tie for the gold-headed cane, as B. F. Murphy has 149 votes and Judge Howard I4s.
 J. F. La Fond, Phenix music teacher, committed suicide bv talk ing morphine, on Thursday.
 Little Charlotte Pentland's condi- tion remained unchanged to-day and all hopes of her recovery are about given up.
 The MINER part of the JOURNAL MINER, is the oldest paper in Ari- zona, the Sentinel comes next, then the Citizen.-Phenix Herald. The Gazette says that Phenix has more secret societies, more lawyers, doctors and newspapers than many | towns of twenty thousand people. The Electric Light Company has completed the inside work of the court house, and the wires will be | connected, and the current turned on Tuesday. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
Newsy LItsIs Pararranh..

Albuquerque is overrun with trsmpS.
 Yellow fever is increasing at Mon tevideo.
 John T. Ford, of Ford theatre fame, Washington, D. C., is dead.
 Great suffering and starvation is reported from Starr county, Texas.
 Secretary of the Navy Herbert is confined to hIs room with the grip.
 Seven thousand flax and silk work CTS are on strike at Paterson, New Jersey.
 Zella Nicholas sister ran away with the formers latest capture of the man species.
 A cyclone at Saltwater. Oklahoma destroyed much property and fatally injured several people.
 E. R. Walters, a Denver railroad clerk, has been a rested, charged with embedding SIS 900.
 Chicken gibIets were cooked in old copper boilers for Boston we'd ding, resulting in the poisoning of 800 guests.
 Ex-Mayor Britton of St. Louis has been arrested, charged with embez-. element of the funds of the First National Bank of Vernon, Texas.
 The Wilson steamship Apollo has not been heard of since she left New ork fer Antwerp on February II. She Is now fourteen days overdue.
 Freddy Gebhart, of Jersey Iilv lame, was married on Tuesday. The woman is named Morse and halls from Baltimore.
 Mrs. Ballington Booth succeeded in enlisting fifteen aristocratic young lady students of Vassar col ege in the Salvation army.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
A FnInI Arn.......,

An accident occurred at the Pres colt depot this afternoon, just be- fore 3 o'clock, in which laborer named Dick Ryan lost his life.
 Ryan, it is said, was an employee of Contractor O'Connor. He ~as injured recently by being struck on the head with rock while at work, and had been in the hospital for about week. Last night he was arrested for being drunk and dis orderly, and was let of this morn ing in the police court with a light fine. He started to leave for the front this afternoon, and was under the influence of whisky. While attempting to get aboard engine No. Z, in the yards, he slipped and fell between the engine and the depot platform, his head striking the platform. Death resulted in a few minutes. Justice J. NJ. W. Moore summoned a jury and held an inquest, a verdict of accidental death being returned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

to guarding against the advent of
 the glanders into this section. He
 says the disease has assumed alarm
 ing proportions in portions of the
 Salt river valley. Over fifty head
 of annimals have been killed and
 cremated there recently y while many
 more are in quarantine.
 What is more disgusting and re-
 pulsive to those who have any re-
 gard for personal appearance, than
 yellow and unclean teeth, from
 which proceeds that horribly ofTen- sive breath. WIight's Myrrh Tooth Soap prevents all this and gives beautiful peariy white teeth. Sold at Ross Corner Drug Store.
 Fostotfice Inspector George H. Wal T5ury is in town. looking after postal affairs. NIT. Waterbury has received considerable free advertis- ing of late in various towns of the territory covered by himas inspector and advertising of aD adverse nature, but the postoffiee officials of Pres colt speak in very complimentary teEiha or nun. hey says he under stands his business and attends to it strictly. During a former visit to Prescott, Mir. Waterbury visited the JouRNAL-MINER office, and was found to be very genial and pleas ant gentleman.
 Deputy Sheriff George Rufner came in from YarneIl last evening with John Richardson, who is charged with forgery. He had quite an extended trip to secure his man. 1t was in Big Bug district that Mir. was alleged to have praeticed ehirography by writing other peoples name to bank cheeks. lime cheeks, orders. etc, and it was .hither that Deputy Ruffner first went in search of him. On his ar ival there he found that Richard on had taken a hint and had left or Crowned King. Before the off CT reached Crowned King his man iad flown and he followed him up Q Alexandra, Minnehaha, Walnut irove and Stanton, finally overtak- lg him at Yarnell.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
4 Peculiar Experience,

About ten years ago my health became impaired, and rheumatism set Tn. My suffering was intense, but HIbbard's Rheumatic Syrup has relieved me entirely of rheu- matism, regulated my kidneys and liver, and benefited my whole system. B. w. ROCKWELL, Jackson, Mich. Any statement made by B. w. Rockwell can be relied upon. w. ID. Thompson, Pres, Jackson city bank. Fer sale by W. W. Ross at Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

and Florence, aged about four. The
 former IS quite seriously i'll, but the
 latter IS thought to be improving
 It IS supposed that the disease was
 contracted from their brother, Wal
 ter, who recently came in from Cur
 tiss suffering with a severe sore
 throat. While bis case was not a
 we'll defined one of diphtheria. it
 was probably sufficiently so to
 spread the disease. There have
 been several other cases in Curtiss
 and the Agua Fria wiley.
 A pleasing contrast to the old
 order of things and one which must favorably impress the patrons of Prescott restaurants generally, is to be readily noticed now in the kitch- en of Hotel Burke since it has been transferred to the management of white help. While u Burke has maintained it's reputation as a pop ular hostelry, its proprietors now seem to be imbued with the idea that "cleanliness is next to Godli- ness and m order to exemphfv the truth of this adage, the reformation in the culinary department will at test by an examination. "The kitchen Is the ,ul of a hotel" has often been written, and if the neat appearance in this branch of the Burke's service goes for anything 1t certalnl y shows the splendid feeling 1 It has for the comfort and consider 1 atioE of its patrons.
 The last issue of Bullion contains ] the following: 1t Is reasonable to expect that the present year will be celebrated in the annals of gold mining throughout the West. Many gold discoveries both of quartz and placers which were re- ported in Arizona during the war by the troops who were scouting after Indians, have never since been found. Many of these localities were rich in gold, and some gave evidence of phenomenal mineral wealth. Many efforts have since been made to rediscover these lo- 'allties but without avail. The Ime will come when these rich de- 1oSits will be brought Co light, and Arizona will then start upon a new areer of progress"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

A San Beruardino editor is in
 trouble. He wrote a tribute to a
 lady in that town having he words
 "her dimpled cheek" At last ac- counts the editor was in Los An
 geles communing with the spirits
 Los Angeles Express.
 For the first time in sixteen years the Democrats will have chance in
 1896 to vote for some one besides Grover They have gotten SO accns- toned to voting for him, however.
 that perhaps they will renominate him. The Republicans certainly will offer no objections.
 NJ. w. Stewart, one of the old time settlers and honored citizens of Arizona, has sold out his cattle and interests to his father-in law, Fl. c. Hooker, and has gone to California to remain for at least a year, aud probably permanently. Arizona re- gEets to lose citizens of such sterl- Ing worth as MT, Stewart.
 Testimony introduced in Los An- geles at the trial of E. Moors. who IS charged with abstracting the con tents of Mrs. N. A. Boggs' box. developed the fact that Mrs. Boggs kept "the only first class private boarding house in Prescott.s An other case of go away from home to get news. Moore was held under Sl,5OO bonds to answer to the grand jury.
 Live Stock Commissioner Shanley 1 of Globe, reports to the territorial l live stock commission that a num- Der Of horses have recently died in Globe and vicinity from what he is now convinced was glanders, and steps will be at once taken to check mate the disease in that section of the territory. A value will be set upon all animals condemned, so that their owners may receive some when an appropria- non IS made for that purpose.
 According to tbe Phenix papers. District Attorney R. E. Morrison, of his county, filed a suit in Phenix Igainst the territorial board of lualization praying for a manda- ory order compelling the board to ut the property of the Santa Fe, 'reSeott X Phenix railroad. in avapai county, on the assessment st Tor taxation, or to appear and ' how cause why it should not be l one. The writ Is made returnable I n May z. |
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

Peter Olsen, porter for the Bash
 ford -Burmister O., Is quite i'll with
 pneumonia at the Johnson House.
 Several new cases of glanders have
 been discovered in the neighbor-
 hood of Tempe and Mesa this week.
 Gazette.
 l The Epworth League will give a
 box supper at the residence of Mir.
 and Mrs. J. C. Martin on Wednes-
 day evening.
 Mrs. X. c. Oliver returned on the
 noon train today from her visit to
 California. Mr. Oliver went out to
 Ash Fork to meet her.
 l.. Wollenburg received a letter last evening saying that D. Levy's condition is considerably improved. and his son, Nathan Levy, will arrive tomorrow.
 Morris Goldwater, on Saturday evening, received from the patent office a patent for tobacco jar, of which he is the inventor.
 Phenix wants the Harvard ob- servatory located on the Tempe Butte Prescott offers Thumb Butte Tor the same purpose.
 The remains of the late F. X. Cohen, who was killed at Ash Fork recently, were buried to-day on in structions from his brother.
 The newspaper coupon scheme is . all the go just at present. Every | mail brings ffom one to six proposi- | tions to the JoURNAL-MINER.
 There was another splendid snow storm Saturday night About four inches of snow fell, which melted yesterday, and went into the ground.
 Articles of incorporation have bcea filed for record by Thurlow Weed Barnes ct al, of New York, Tor the Michigan Standard Tele- phone Company.
 The Kingman Miner wants law passed to make taxes payable semi annually, just as though tax payers ant pay them now in installmen I they wish to.
 Miss T. K. Parker, of Portland. ( Oregon. is visiting Prescott, the quest of Judge and Mrs. John Howard. Miss Parker was former choolmate of Mrs. Howard. C. r, Hicks has the agency for a 6 alloring and shirt making estab- 1 Ishment in Oakland, California. He eturned on Saturday from a sue esSful trip to Jerome taking orders. MT and Mrs. ]. l.. Biedler. the \ ornler cousin of F. R. Biedler, of q he Virginia Mining Company, ar wed m Prescott recently. MT. 'iedler comes as agent for the abcve I ompany. II. A. Swan, of the Lynx creek . ydraulic works, will leave on Thurs n ay tor a visit to England after an osence of four years. While there @ expects to ge, medical treatment sl ,r has eyes. W The Epworth League debating ? 'ciety will hold it's regular meet f' Ig tonight in the NJ. E. Church t' arlors. A very interesting pro- ram has been prepared. Every fc Ody is invited. iE Miss Diefendorf entertained few u iends at The Williams House on ;. rlday evening in honor of Miss Ia ellie Ottmar, who it Saturday u .orning to resume charge of the herry creek school. a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

tisements for desk blottar. Peopl
 who patrouize such schemes ar
 generally bilked also.
 If Prescott has T health officer
 he can find yer, disagreeable, a well as an unhealthy stench, in tn, alley running from Montezuma [, Cortez streets, in the relr of tn, JoURNAL-MNER office.
 Some one has bean prowlinl around residences in East Prescott ot late, at very unseelnly hours oi the night, aud two or three nights since was heard by the inmates of a house trying to force open a window screen. There is a double barreled shtt gun, loaded with buck shot, awaiting him there now, should he repeat his visit.
 The Catholic Fair will be opened to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock, aud will close in the evening with the railing of . beautiful horse, . me saddle and bridle and other articles of value.
 Judge Howard is possessed of good running qualities when it comes to being voted for a. even ten eeuts vote. At the close of the fair last night he had received s5 votes for the gold headed cane to D for B. F. Murphy.
 A letter mailed in Prescott Dec. <, 1892, to gentleman at Tip Top, reached its destination March l3, 1894. The distance Is sixty-five miles, and it shows how fast the mails can be transmitte in cases of emergency.
 Dr. Lyster. the eminent Detroit physician, will leave Whipple to- morrow for California, after a very enjoyable visit at the above place. where he has been tl q guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Gurovits.
 W. O. O'Neill will lea e in a few 1 days Tor the east on mining aud ir rlgation business. MT. O'Neill has two large enterprises in which he is | seeking the investment of capital, | he Buckeye irrigation enterprise in Maricopa county, and tle Big Bug onyx mines.
 w. D. Black left for California thls morning to secure medical re- lei Tor complaint from which he 1as been suffering for Sc me time and which will require sur .ical opera non. His many friends hope that 1e may find the desired relief and 'e restored to health az .in.
 r. E. Nelson, formerly of the Atlantic X Pacific, has received the contract to build the Postal Teles Sraph line from La Juni 10 Mohave md intends to have the same done 'y June. He iS now in California 'uylng posts, and will make this IIty his headquarters. rs.-A lbuquerqa ae itizen.
 Charlotte Pentland. the eight ear-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 'entland, is in a critic8 condition o-day from diphtheria. Despite be fact that the most heroic treat lent has been pursued in her case. he disease shows no signs of yield D 1t, and fatal results are feared. z florence. the younger girl, who is ; lso sick with the same disease. . hows some signs of improyement {.
 !
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
 That Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy tho ssn-s of smell and complete dersnEe the whoe systsm when entering It through the mucous surfAoes- Sach afilcies should never he uss eXsspt on prazcip- tots from reputable ph siciAns, as tlis damage thef wall do ls ten fOid to the good you can poe Slniy dertVe from them. Halle CstArrh Gnre, manufactured by J Cheyney X Co. Toleio . contains no mercury and Is taken intern ally, acttng directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or the system. In buying Halls CatArrh 1Are ne sure anu get the genuine. lt is taken in tsrrAily and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. theyney & Co. Testimonials free.
 t-s Sold by Druggists price 15 cents per bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
MoNDAY'sDAILY. This is Holy Week.

NAONOAh oDAlL1. This is Holy Week. Contractor John O'Connor was in town to-day. G. w. Brooks has taken charge of of the steam laundry again.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard left on this mornings train for Williams. Mrs. J. w. McGowan is wrestling with a severe attack of brain fever.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Andrews left for San Francisco yesterday after noon.
 The News says that Williams has doubled in population during the past year.
 The Methodists are building a new church at Stafford, in Graham eounty, this territory.