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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
The Inventor of the Torpelo.

Mr. Brennan, the inventor of the tor pedo. commenced life as Q watchmaker in Australia and at once developed Q genius for invention. From first to last this torpedo. which has proved so prof itable to him, cost him IS years of hard work. The torpedo was sold to the Brit ish government for sI5O, 900. and to in- sure the secret of the mechanism being kept each portion of this fearful engine of destruction is made in different shop, the workmen are searched on en- tering and leaving the building. and 3ir. Brennan and his partner are the only persons who fix the torpedo togeth- CT ready for working. London Globe
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Horsspower Of the vVorld's EagineS.

A steam "horsepower" is equivalent to the actual strength of three horses of the average weight and size. and each horse represents the strength of seven men of the average weight of I54 pounds The total horsepower of the en- zines of the world (not including loco motives, of which there are i05. 900, with n total horsepower of 5000. Oo0) is 4s, . 900, GOO, which represents all the force that could be exerted by 1, 1000, 900. GOO men, or more than twice the total work ing population of the entire globe. Four ffths of the power machines now in ac- tive service have been made during the past % years. This country has the highest amount of horsepower, 7.500.- 900; England comes second, with :, 000,- = 900; Germany third, 1. 500, 900. only two other countries, France and Aus tria- Hungary, having engines represent ing over l. 1000, 900 horsepower. that of France being reckened at 8, GOO, 900 and Austria Hungary at i.5O0, 900. The above figures are for 1891 and are the very latest on that subject. St Louis Republic
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
The word Minneapolis is a compound of an Indian word meaning curling wa ter and Greek word meaning city.
Iirinr Picinres.

Ladies whose garments anG cos tunes are interlined with Fibre Chamois. For Puff Sleeve purposes it is superior to anything yet pro duced. The fashionable Modistes of all cities are using FIBRE CHANoIs.
 How to use it in any part of a garment that requires support to keep it in shape and FoLD
 Cut the Fibre Chamols jus th size of the Fabric and sew it be- tween the lining and the dress material, in the seams with outside fsbric. You will find that you can pleat it the same as any cloth and sew in sleeve OF the machice. After the garment is finished no amount of crushing can prevent the sleeve or skirt from being shaken out to its original shape.
 No more broken crinoline to con tend with if you use FIBRE CHAMoIs For sale by NJ. GoLDwATER & BRos
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
KELLY 4 srrPmENs.

We are selling eErsf .poTHNa, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES at lower prices than ever before known in Arizona.
 We have just received an im- mense stock of goods bought in the eastern market at panic prices and intend giving our customers .he benefit of our bargains.
 Our speciality is a stIong, service able suit of clothes at from S7.0O to S7.50.
 We carry the largest and most complete stock of gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes of any house in Northern or Central Arizona aud can and will sell at lower prices than aGg u.har house.
 ' v0I .ia ei5eW acra before pricing our goods YOU will always wish you hadn't tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
New Fad.

Have your likeness photographed on your watch cap or dial. This is the latest and most beautiful fad. Photos also taken on aluminium plaques. Call at Ed. Pentland's, next door to the Bank of Arizona, and see samples, and leave your order. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
c. R. MARTINDELL,

The Pioneer Insurance Agent, rep resents the strongest and most re- fable Fire Insurance Companies in the United States. The aggregate assets over $i0,OO0,000
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30

manfutlY cufsst. 2 he sick and Aalictesi shauid nos fsii io rsaa upGu hins. Ihe Doctor has traF- elei extensively ta EaFrFe ard iflrtacsssi tiur- ouahly Jho fafioas hoefitsia thrEe. obtaining a s.Itat deal uf sAluEbie tniufEnztsan, Ntirh hs is FuinpeIsnt fo irafaFf to ihasa in neea of bic rarEirt-. fhH Dtirfuf cafrs Wheu uttzsfs fAli. Iry him. Dik GiBiiuS uiis rlske na charge un- lasa ha nfiacis Cgfe iersslns ai distauus cured at hunle- All EuIlu1uu icaliuhs stFtctiy cuaE- dsatiai Al iattnFs anslFersd in plain envei1les Gal nT wgits. Al.drt=s Dt, J. q. 6iBboN. boa Iea7 asu frauciEcp, Cal. mtl-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Washing Wanted

Mrs. Ginridge, back of the Will Hams House, will wash fannels at reasonable prices. Give her your patronage and aid a deserving but poor woman who needs work. 76-t If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Mncl, Imprnred.

From the report of Q missionary tc Africa:
 My congregation refuse to give up cannibalisIn, but l have succeeded in sc far improving their tastes that they now eat with knives and forks. ''-Reading (Pa Telegram.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
sTATIoss.

sEyery day bat sunday. RzP Tho Grand Csnyos et tho Colorasin. tho %-S most sut4ius9 oi Natures work on earth lndesCFinsb49, can easily be reached via Flagstaa Williams CT Peach sgrings on this road. RE=s To the Natural Bridge of Arizona 9~S MontozunA's Well you can journey m .. directly bs this roate. RGs Obserye the ancient Indian civilization S~S of LAgaua. nr of AcOna, The City otl Say
 Rza Yisii the Petrifed Forest near Carisa. 5~G See and Marvel af the fToak of Caaron Diahio,
 s Take bunting trip in the magnificent 8-S pFne forests Of the San Francisco noun tAfnE. Find interest in the Ruins of tho Prahis. t0ric Cave and ain Dwellers. Rz$ View the longest Cautilever Bridge ir s~S America, Anroes tlsColorado River. 2. 9. YANSYLCE. v. A. RESELL,
 Gen. kssent. Gen. Pesss Ag't. Albuqnarque. \. n. San Francisco. Cal and
 Alhnquerque, N. RI T. R. GABII4. General Superintendent,
 ALBUQUERQUE N. N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Lnas

A bunch of keys, five or six in number, including a postoffice key. The finder will please return them to this office d26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30

lGveland' 8 concern for the con aez.sion of Hawaii with the United tes by means of a cable under r.-lsh domination Is touching.
 I is reported on the authority of { Aairman Springer that President veiand and Secretary Carlisle ssIfl hope to unite the democrats of
 different financial factions in port of a compromise currency ui.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Santa Re. Prescott < Phenix Railway Go.
 PRESCOTT DIVISION. TIME TABLE Is--rAkins effect Sunday. November (. isas. si l2Q5 a. nl.
 Mountain time is standard used. Previous Time sbiss Are Fesd.
Ia ssest Jan. ia. is0.

Trains i03 and l0t run daily and make close connections at Ash Fork with frains and oa A, q P. Railroad. fmius i@l and l22 connect at Ash Fork with trains 1 and on 4. lk F. Railroad. frasas 9u aud 189 run daily and connect ai tungrcss with stage line rarryiaR q B. mail tf knd from stanton. larneii. Aickauhnrg, Val ture. taldarwpod and Phelix.
 c. W. VAUGHN, Vice President and Gen'l. Manager. R. E. COLEMAN.
 Superintendent.
 F. 4. HEAIY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
R5e Reward.

The above reward will be paid for the return of the watch stolen from the undersigned on the night of December l9.
 d22tf RoBT. E. MoRRIsoN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS Dispen Hry,

ca kkAI.SEY sTnEsr
 uFner of iommrfc iAt San fraucisco. Gal. ks- ialiishs,i in iss4. for the fr atmrni uf saKuai snd Seminal nissaees. sszch .ks Goaorrlies, 0lest. srFicauFe, Syphiiis. in 'all ss fesais. Seminzl .Wsskness, im poieney
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30

Atlantic { Pacific RaiIluad Company
 (WEsTKRN DIvIsIcS-i (A. F. Walker. John ,. lIcCss,k. Joseph (.
 Wilson. kocoisers.l Condensed Time Table No. 8, h Eissi Sunday, AoyeRbsr 1, 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
THE PATENT CARBON WICK.

2 It burns a whole year without trimming; 1t saves 20 per cent. ot oil; beats gas and almost equals electricity. The same carbon used in electric lights is worked into the wick When the wick is lighted the particles of carbon be- come intensely heated, making more complete combustion of the oil. giving the clear white light of the electric carbon and the broad smooth flame SO comfortable tO the eyes while reading or sewing. D. W. kaARY, Agent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-30
Notice.

Ire Silver Plume mine, in the Tiger district sill not be responsible for any debts contracted while working under lease.
 S.A LOGAN. Administratar.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
TELEGRAPHlc TICKS

A dispatch from Havana says hat the
lnsnrgent leader Acebo was shot at Glen
feusos
Fire at the Mitchell farm at Yonkors,
n. y, burned three barns, and 81 COWS,
four horses and n colt woro roasted alive
The schooner Edna NJ. Champion, which
sailed from Philadelphia on Oct 12 for
Port Tampa, Fla has been given up as
lost
I.gidius Junecr, ID. D., bishop Of Mes
qually, comprising tho state Of Washing
ton and part OF Oregon, died Gt Nancou.
yer. Wash, OF diabetes
now thoGtcr Is TO be erected on Lex
ington avenue in Now York city, TO be
known as the Murray Hill it will have
a seating capacity Of ], 200.
B. z. Hutchinson, the widely known
veteran Of ibs Chicago wheat pit is So
riously ill at the homo Of his son-in-law,
E. A. Lancaster IN Chicago.
A severe earthquake shock has been ex-
pcrioncod IN the districts Of Oronse, Viana,
Pgnbla DO Tribes. Lugudinl and Naldeor-
r8z, in tho province OF Galioia.
w. o. Schell and D. Wood, flremen on
the Georgia Pacific, and a brakeman By
the name OF Doyle, were killed In freight
train collision nenr Peyton, Ga.
Princes Frederick Leopold, while skat-
ing on the ico at Gnebnitzseo, Germany,
had O narrow escape from drowning. The
ice gave way, ard she was immersed Ia
tho water Until rescued by passerby.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28

resulting ficm an Rttsok OF grip Is
slowly improving though still deprive
OF the fnn ufe OF his feet Mr TOT q
ilress has rot been at all serious though
exceedingly painful
Mrs Ke1t and Miss Nellie Kent are
guests OF is SAMUEL Middleton.
Eurea Clark. Of Mlddletown, was q
visitor 10 the city yester1sy.
State Representative Edward Bur-
ton. OF Mllsbro Is IN the city and Il
registered at the Merritt House
Rev Albert f Kelgwin, ~ Mlilvlle.
n j aud Rev Il F. Keigwln, OF
Princeton Seminary. have been spending
the holidays at their former homo here.
Mrs John Strain OF Philadelphia has
bsen the guest OF relatives in this city
Mi7s Eleanor GoiDg Walton has
returned from q Christmas visit to
Philadelphia
Miss Maude Davis. OF Midoletown, aud
Kettle Bennett, Of Ksnnedyville. Nd
passed through the city yes erdsy on
their way to Trenton. N. J.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
join OUR CLUB
AND GET
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DIAMONDS
Or Anything in the Jcwelry
Line. For a Cash Payment
of So you can get goods
to the cash value of
SOJ. No humbug.
No risk.
CLUB NOW FORMING.

Each club Is made up Of 05 members
and each member is entitled to buy f65
worth Of iewelry. etc, each member
paying So At time OF joining.
Prospectus
On the completion OF q cub a selection
Is made by a member. In the presence OF
such other members as may be at the
meeting. the person thus selected becom
ing entitled TO f65 In merchandise for 81
and dropping out OF the club The
remaining 6i membsrs then pay & each
FOR each OF two succeeding weeks. when
another selection is made In same manner
AS ths hrst. the person thus selected
becoming entitled 10 SOS In merchandise
dropping ont OF the club.
This eystsm Is followed until 32 selec
tions have been made, after which the
remaining 38 members, each OF whom has
paid $69 will, upon the surrender Of
their certificates OF membership and the
payment Of g. receive S65 in mer'
cbnndise
Merohardlse values strictly guaranteed
on Bona Eide Retail price basis
Agents wanted to obtain members for
the syntem.
For further particulars apply to
EARLE'S POPULAR CLUB CO.,
S. W. Cor 9Th and Market St'.
UPSTAIRS.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
thriatmas v.sItors At Newark.

Special Cor espondenoe Evening Journal
NEWARK. Dec % -JosepA Bradley OF
Chester hes been visiting in town
Mr. ard Mrs. Chsrlss Red and
children. Of Washington. arc he guests
Of Mr. ard Mrs George G EvsnI
Joseph T CaDtwell, OF Cherry Hill, Is
the guest Of j. w. Brown.
Mrs Elizabeth S8lmons. Of Camden. l.
the guest Of Miss Lsni Steele
Miss Annie Webster Of Wilmington,
is at HRS e g. 'Benjamins.
Miss Aims Groves. OF Wilmington, and
Miss Minnie HALL Of New York, are visit.
ing the Misses Deputy
Dr.. and Mrs Wolf are In Philsdelphia.
Mrs Joseph Caleb is whiting In Phila.
delphis.
F1untaine LsMsltre, OF Baltimore. was
In town yesterday
Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Thompson are at
kennett Squsre
Mr. and Mrs Frank Campbell OF
Washington, are the guests Of Mrs julia
Canpbsll
Mr. and Mrs Kilgore, Of York county,
Pa, are the guests Of Mr.. aud NJ >.
Robert Steele.
Miss Nathalie Turner returned from q
visit to Philadelphia yesterday
NJ. Q. Choate is spending the
holidays here
Professor Rsub. OF Boston. and A Il.
Raub, Of Philadelphia. are visiting their
parents here.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
From DnIauara nItv.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE Cry. Dec. 2S Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Householder spent yesterday
IN WliDington
Wright Smith has returned from a
visit to Connecticut.
Mrs Laura Dunlap and son Bennie are
visiting friends In Philadelphia
Charles Wingsts has turned to
Wilmington after a few days visit In
town
Julian @. Reeves. who has been visit
ing bis parents, has returned to his
home
/. j. Sheppard and w. B Jester are
visiting relatives IN Dover.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Blles, Of Phila-
delphia. who have been visltiog Mrs J.
Il Brewer, are now belng entertained ty
Mrs Alexander Davidson, Of State
Rosd
Evening journal., 1895-12-28

e. Mansblp snd W + Parker. Of Milton,
Dell J. J. C,nner and wife, B. d
Prouse Rev. w f. Dawson and wife
Charles Oonuer and J H Waller
OF Magnolia; Mrs Emma sheppard.
Miss Carrie Bradley and Miss Addi,
Sheppard, OF Crumpton, M1 George Il
Gildersleeve and uifo. Miss Gildersleeve
OF Camden, Del Miss Elsie Moor. oi
Lebanon; w. G Spencer and wife
Joseph Wells and family, Mrs Susan
Johnson, Miss Jennie Anderson. Howard
Anderson and wife. John Anderson. oil
Rising Sun, and Miss Lucy Draper, Of
Dover.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Social ana PersonaI Notes.

Miss Daleme D aper tescher Of the
public school at Tavlor's Bridge is spend
ing the holidays at her home on Jackson
street.
Miss sallie Draper. Of Philsdelphis. is
spending a feS days with her brother,
L R Draper.
Miss Esther Dsvis, Of Summit Bridge,
is visiting hsr cousin in this city.
Miss Lidie Davis, Of Mlddletown, ia
spending the holidays with the Misses
Draper on jackson street
Colonel E. T. Cooper. Of Dover, was in
this city yesterday.
John c Lawson, of Dover, Is registered
at the Clayton House.
Representative E. s Burton, Of Mills
boro. WAS in this city to day visiting
friends
Miss Bulleu aud Miss Maud Howard, Of
Toronto. are tie guests OF Mrs. Joseph
X Adams.
L Harris. Of Dover. is registered at
the Hctsl Jennings.
Robert Fraim. one OF the Oldest
members Of the New Castle bar,
has been III for several days with a severe
cold Yesterday be lost his voice alto
gsther, but regeinsd 10 20 day, and Was
able to be out for IL ime.
Miss Nellie Stevenson. o I Philadelphia. is
being entertained by Miss Jessie Elliott
Mics Ingersol. OF New Haven, Ia the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Hsrry Cause.
c. p. N. Rumford. Of Harvard Is
spending the holidays with his parents
here.
Mrs. Ch,rles Carter snd Miss Carter
are tho guests Of Mrs e T Walton on
West street.
Miss Helen Sparks has returned home
from a visit to her cousin Mrs. Phelps.
of New York Sho will return to New
York after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Price are spend
ing the winter with thsir daughter
Mrs. Frank Ssoovsr, at Newport News,
Va
William NJ Field Is confined to his
home by slight Illness
Mrs Scott Townsend is confined to her
room by an attack of throat trouble
Mrs William NJ. Field gave dinner in
honor OF q number OF her newly married
friends at her beautiful home at Kent.
m 70 last night.
Miss Helen Pennyplcker, who attends
school at Washington, is hohe for the
holidays.
Miss Msbslls Capele, Of Smiths
College, Is spending the holidays iu this
clsy.
Mrs. ] G. Knowles and Miss Martha
Knowles have returned to this city fer
tins Winter They have been spending
some time OF Kane, Pa.
Mrs Lsvi Bird is entertaining her
daughters, Mrs Foulk and Miss Florence
Bsykrd Kane Mrs Bird gave a delight
ful family dinner on Christmas Day.
A subscrIp ion dance will be held IN
MiddletoWn Monday night A number Of
people from this city will attend
Mrs 7. Howard Lewis. Of Albany, New
York. spent Christmas With her parents,
Mr and Mrs David lindsay.
ia nes r. Field is Ia Mexico
Miss H-lsn Hswes has returned from a
visit to Mrs Carlton Adams at Philadel-
phia She Is now entertaining Miss Patty
Adams o; that plsos.
Thomss Bradley. OF Philadslphln. Is the
guest OF D Wsndall Hulburd
Miss Mszle Dunning, OF Avondale. PA /,
Is the guest Of Miss julia Maull
Misses Florence sud Nay Pierson.
formerly OF thi5 city, now OF Philadel-
phia. are guests OF Miss Mabel Capelle
slNilard T. Toft of the EVENING
oURNAL who has been confined 20 his
home. No 1922 Pennsylvania avenue for
nearly four weeks With rheumatic trouble
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Tea and Informal Dance.


Miss Minnie Carpenter, daughter Of
Joseph l. Carpenter, Jr., entertained at
a tea yesterday afternoon, followed by a
small and informal dance, at the Carpen-
ter home, Pennsylvania avenue and Van
Buren street Tea was served from A 10
2 o'clock, after which hour few friends
remained Co dirca.
Miss Carpenter was assisted In receiv-
ing aud at the tea tables by Miss Natalie
Randall, of Chester; Mrs. Mason. Of
Germantown; Mrs Frank Carpenter,
Miss Mary jackson, Miss Mary Durs,
Miss Hlnkson and Miss Clara Lindsay.
Miss Carpenter received her guests In
a beautiful gown Of white satin and
point d esprit Other chHrning gowns
we're worn by Miss Louise Elliots OF
pale blue and golden brown silk, Miss
Dure, white tulle over pink silk and Miss
Lindsay In pink ard white silk
Among the guests were; Mrs William
Hawkins Miss Mabel Jackson, Miss
Louise Elliott, Mrs. Harry L Exams
the Misses Lea, Miss Eiisz seth
Qligley, Miss Emily McIlvgins,
ldiss Nixon, Of Germantown; Joseph P.
Wales. Lea Mcllvaine, Monteitb ack-
son, John Tenney. OF Germantown. s
Davis. of Germantown; Miller, of Media (;
ID. Wendau Hulburd, William Penny
packer. Harry Fdtz Miss Fannle Kea
nard. Judge and Mre Frank Ball, Job
II Jackson, Mrs. Turner, Miss Ella
Turner, Mr. and MrG Elwood Jackson,
Mr. Lucas, OF Philadelphia; : Mr. and Mrs
Il. Ashton Henry, DR.. Edwsrd Shortlidge
ard others.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Ihe So va Grantrd.

The hearing on the motlon made by
ex Senator Anthony higgins to stay pro
eeedings in tie cise OF Kimball W.. the
Western Union Company until costs iu
Maryland ooufts be paid vas held before
Judge Wales Ia the United States Court
this morning. The desired say wac
granted. Msssrs. Higgins and Constable
represented the Western Uuion aud Levi
q Bird Klmhal
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Piano stoai Frotory Durued.

SOUTH ACToy, Mass, Dec 28-Fire
destroyed the three story wooden factory
Of A. Merriam, piano stool maker The
loss ON the stock is si2, 900 and on the
buildings S6 600, the latter being well in
sured and 1900 placed on the stock.
Thirty men nro thrown out Of empoyment
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Guests of wheeiman Turner.

W. w. Turner and wife. of Omahs.
Nsb are spending the holldaYs.with their
brot her, Frank Turner, in this city, Dir
Turner Is one Of Omeba's prominent
racing men and brought his tandem with
him He and his wife will return West
q xt week
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
FlInn-Fell WeddIpR.

Mrs O. Agnes Finn, has sent out
cards for the marriage Of her daughter,
Kathsryn. to Edgar Burnside Fell. The
ceremony will be performed on Wsdnes-
day sfternoon. January 8, st o'clock, at
the brides home, No 227 North Frank
lin street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
rostomco naEeIas canlured.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Dec s2-Unitod
States Commissioner Buck Of Salamanca
arrested Mont Ealyor co Bear Lake. He
is wanted for entering the Pnnama post
Office somo weeks ago. Taylor was cap
turcd at tho time, bnt later escaped
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL

For the dangers of this
season it is unsurpassed
For Coughs, Colds, Chills,
Pneumonia and even con-
sumption il has surprising
power Sold by all drug
gists and grOcers.
Send for pamphlet.
DUFFY MALT WHIsKEY co.
Rochester, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Meeting OF sorosis

The sorosls Society me- at the home OF
Mrs. Samuel McCaulley, No S07 West
street. yesterday afternoon. After read
ings by the members Of the club. tea was
served In honor of Mrs Kent
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
III EleelrIe naIIraad seheme.

PROVIDENCE Dec. 2s. - There is a
scheme on foot ga this city 20 have a
through lire OF electric cars from Provi-
dence TO birmingham, Mass No new
line of road viii hnvo 10 bo constructed,
the plan being 10 secure the right from
the existing lines TO run cars hotwoon the
two plaCcs
Evening journal., 1895-12-28
Only . F.w More Lee.

We have few copies Of besutiful
work, handsomely bound. containing sew
sral hundred pic ures OF high artistic
merit, which VII bo sold at 81 Is copy,
which is about one -folrth tue publica-
tion prize Also some &C pies Of Rand and
McNRlly's Cyclopsola At s. 20. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.