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Arizona republican., 1895-07-11
Notice of Sale
Of Real and Personal Property at Private

Of Real and Personal Property at Private
 Sale.
 Under authority of an order of sale granted by the probate court of the county of Maricopa, territory of Arizona, dated June 29, 1895, I will sell at private sale the following described property An undivided one half interest in about 300 head of stock cattle, about head of horses, ranch and improvements, (house, fences, corral, ditches, etc.), stock corral near Ash Dale, l stove, camp utensils, etc :, carpenter and blacksmith tools, moving ma chine, blows, pack saddles, canvas cover, 300 lbs. barley, and bale of wire. The safe will be made on or after July 15, 1895 and bids will be received at the office of Street x Fra zier, Fleming block, Phoenix, Arizona. Terms of sale as follows: Cash gold coin of the United States, ten per cent payable at time of sale balance upon confirmation by this court. J. L. CANT, Administrator of the estate of Daniel Me- Andrew, deceased.
 Dated June 29, 1895.
 Date of first publication June 30, 1895,
Arizona republican., 1895-07-11

Pullman sleeping car service nightly between Phoenix and Mamcopa. Sleeping Car coupons sold to all points on the Southern Pacific and connecting lines.
 Tram No. connects with Southern Pacific l9, passing Maricops st :50 p. m. Train No. 8 connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing Maricopa at 2:40 6. m. Connection made at Tempe with stages for Gold6eld and Mesa, Connection made al Phoenix for Congress, Pres colt and all points in northern Arizona via the s. F. P. & P, R. R. Trains stop on signal.
 G. H. HONSHELL,
 General Superin tendent.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-11
Notice to Creditors.
tate of Daniel McAndrew, deceased

Estate of Daniel McAndrew, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Daniel Mean drew, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the frs publication of this notice to the said admins trator at the law office of Street x Frazier Fleming block, Phoenix, Ariz., the same being the place for the transaction of the business ot said estate, in said County of Maricope.
 J. l.. CANT, Administrator of the estate of Daniel McAn drew, deceased.
 Dated this 29th day of June, 1895. Date of first publication June 30, lS95,]
Arizona republican., 1895-07-11
THE FACTS AND FIGURES Concerning the Rio Verde Canal Companys
 Enterprise.

contrt of thecu
  AndeoI 0 O Campbell ton
 The contraction di Sh Reservoir the Diversion dan and ninety o and a,wa February and wiat of wck td or nnthd the ewok tGng
  ment of Ar O the Horseshoe acres; of the eam t sruc Endo foot hng md andwI t
 
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  wide pacetm he  o golnd d
 
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 evrt Thee suGel a which fully frla w e ri y area er6 aceh the cana lcnnpn h solo its water therefor. ncmplee the canal be nlare and extended furnish fully 100000 This will loa rs locations arAbe by the completed o fmsa ere ofmanvm miE 
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Arizona republican., 1895-07-11
The Rio Verde Canal Co.
 No. IA N. Second Av.

0s1s  the VedeC
 
 fFourT rlandsEa pc The above Resolution the Rio made hereunder Choice Unenered Lands will Charge made
Arizona republican., 1895-07-11
WATER RIGHTS.

plant andun and dpraha aersu chad dthughE fle d dm,a dlyf fol lands wanting
 than d h become a erm$ to acre eenf fe is
 Thewat from enalcn cn and laws WE tier sol to errym nd and hrerH dtot sdw ora mran water
 The wat nay dmand n any and sets and dIrod for egt f the eeve and of
 cn h land in pl O. water c s r and tmo thep ynen o the alrae or h waters
 Thew in deern farm, rharl orgaren
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

verv opportune day. Mrs Donder-
decken was called away suddenly ~
an urgent message, AMI who shonl,l
arrive only few hours later but the
dashing duke de Anbigny in all the
glitter Of his proud position.
Of course, the other rosebuds trern-
bled more than ever now that Lnlu
was without the watchful eve Of a
guardian and quite at liberty TO do
all sorts Of unmaidenly things, which
the duke, man-lilte. would take adj
vantage Of, and thus, almost before
his trunks we're unpacked, they had
decided that Lulu would be his We
tim.
Like many another, Elossie believed
that beneath the watchful eve Of i
guardian young woman was safe in
her very fancied inaccessibility. but
was constantly looking for dire re.
suits from a momentarily unmatched
weakness.
And so Lulu astonished them ali
with her womanly dignity and dc.
corum. She, a bud Of twenty. To-
nored the wealthy duke with de.
gree Of well bred courtesy that
amazed and even put to shame the
strictest duenna there.
But from the first Belle Graham did
not intend that the duke should no.
tice Lulu or her demeanor par
tlcularly, and her regard for Mrs.
Deuches was heightened consider.
ably when she surprised that lady
and the charming gentleman durinz
tender tete-a-tete in her own pri.
waite boudoir.
- was only to pave the way for
YOU my dear" Mrs. Deuches whis.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
REMINoERs o. rnE &c.

Edgchill, The scene N the first bat.
tle between King Charles and NJ
parliament, is soon q be sold at anr.
tion.
Mrs Potter Palmer has rrccivsd
from the Mexican government 4
beautiful book, commemorative N
the worlds fair.
The upbuildiuy u Jerusalem i
stili going on. The Yankees are run.
hlng street cars there. ana there ars
10 liquor saloons with bars
The oldest mathematical b,,L &,
ING world which dates some 4ooo
years back and was written IL Eyvnt
contains rule for squaring a circle
IN 1890 Cleveland, Ohio, consisted OF
TWO log houses and four inhabftapts
OIle OF The houses was known 81
,l, olse > MOTEL aud was kept by
'ohn =. styles and his wife.
IN 1850 the assessed value of .y,,tt,
carolina was 1850, 900, 900. while NJ
combined values IN Rhode Island Nh
New Jersey aggregated stqt. ooo mn
Aitcr the war tho combined vnlucs 4,
rhode Island AMI Now Jorac,,
amounted 70 ssGs. 900, 900. and he
G ya,9 noo OF south Carolina was asa.
one OF The oldest pieces Of wrought
IRON known to be in existence n n
sickle blade that was fonnd h. ~
|on' under the base Of the SnbInv
another ancient piece Of IRON r. tbc
wrought bar u Dama,cuq steel
winch King Porus presented to Ala.
ander the Great This bar which /.
- s, unknown antiquity. Is stIll ears.
i Ky preserved in the National Turk.
'''' museum al Congtantinople.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

Snakes travel q good t11a a
reputation. They scare tlsti adj
animals 10 they become htsfa
all know this 10 BE- 4 tast IN
when they get in a tlzht par I
man they Try - Tpa q k.s4 a.
A lawyer In our iowa aaes zsll'
snake down Ia the Usafxs al =
experiment, or rather % u tit'
experiment. 70 go i shsrs y
thing Ia tho snake ehsFmaf Z
lie said that the snakoaegetgar
or and brighter, and hia t'ala =
glIstrnlag, and his body 80
swCll up q littlr thlessr, ses ~
Quits became 20 eavFoeslaf
finally ran away truan % iiit
dead scare aud dldu's SET s'F /.
good while sitter lie tsE q
was bis brliof that n he kae ~
paHy with that snake rE'a I
would have lost his vita ? -
stream
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

with breathless interest.
What disagreeable old woman
Miss Frelinghuysen murmured feel
ingly, and all the other ''rosebuds'
whispered in unison, YES, indeed
What dreadful woman for chap
erone! Poor girl, why couldn't she
have chosen some one younger and
more attractive.
! But Miss Van Gessner seemed per-
fectly content with her angular duen-
ma; in fact there was a sympathetic
bond between them that was unusual
10 say the least where such extremes
existed.
They hal just arrived in Newport
from Miss Nrrl Gessner's stately home
on Fifth avenue, and Mrs. Donder-
decken, the unattractive chaperone,
was stranger to the inner circle Of
the Four Hundred.
of course her record must be unas-
sailable and her pedigree satisfactory,
or proud old Van Gessner would never
have trusted her to chaperone his
daughter She was an acquaintance
of Lulu's, made during visit to q
school friend in another city. and
Mr.. Van Gessner trusted implicitly to
the ladv's credentials aud his daugh-
ter's good taste in the matter, and
Lulu Van Gessner, young, talented
and aristocratie, was apparently
more than satisfied with her some
what eccentric companion.
with that old woman to watch her
Lulu will stand very little chance Of
making eaten this season. Flossie
Robertson said little slangily, and
stately Miss Giles, from the Imperial,
unbent sufficiently to say sweetly, SO
much the better for the rest Of us
when the cha-ming duke appears, my
dear
Flossie pouted and blushed with
true rosebud .nodesty.
The duke may prefer young ladies
under strict surveillance and paw
court in true Spanish fashion by ask
ing the old lady first, she said slow
~. You know our American indie
pendence and easy chaperones are
subjects OF much contempt to for
eigners who think women incapable
of taking care of themselves
But strangely enough the dis
agreeable old woman" whom Lulu
Van Gessner had chosen for a chap
erone during her first summer, did
not prove such a monster after all
On the contrary, she remained in her
room great deal and only appeared.
as good chaperone should, at mo-
ments when the young men OF the
hotel were gathering dangerously
near her charges chair.
But on these rare occasions 1t was
noticed that the old Iady's eyes blazed
with extraordinary Indignation and
the eurls Of her unmistakaJle wig
danced angrily as she retired with
Lulu to the safety Of her cosy suite.
But fortunately for Lulu the dis
tinguished foreigner, whose visit was
50 loyously anticipated, deferred his
upon the scene until !
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
the CORPSE Ar The BALL.


Midst OF the merry Dancers.
The terror Of the future forever
haants that brilliant little French
woman, Mime du Deifand. ,'As Tor
me, She says over and over again, II
have but one feeling, one gt'iei, one
misfortune, and that Is the misery Ol
having been born There is no part
that one might play ON the theater Of
the world which | should prefer To eX-
tinction; and yet, inconsistent as il
may seem, II could receive the most
conclusive evidence that | must suffer
il, | should not the least dread death.
II is the skeleton, the corpse at her
feast, which comes Ia like that ghAstly
intruder Of which SOME one tells tls la
the Correspondence Of Mime. Mere du
Regent, Everywhere they we're
dancing, al the thsater, in the town,
AZ court But for a moment These
pleasures were interrupted by an un-
expected scene, II was a masked ball;
there came in aix masks, tWo carrying
torches, the other litter on which
lay man with mask and domino
They put down the litter Ia tho middle
~ the room and went Out Immedi.
ately the gay crowd surrounded the
masked figure upon the litter and
begged him 20 dance. uut he made no
reply. They snatrAgd on his mask and
behold IL MAS corpse. The hurrlbt-
jest. adds the chronieler. stoppsd
only fDr moment the mad rush for
pleasure but that wAs ia thr days
ot The regency. and the aurtd grew
more sober VT still the grim dance
81 death threads L. way amid tho,s
prrfuiaed and powdered figures his
marquis dArgeu-Uu TELLS thr STORY. la
his memoirs, ~ Mme du rrlr Who
had tecn al associate X ags 4 irirn.i.
of Aime. da D-fauI Macmillan
Magazine
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

The agricultural department al
Washington has reports from Europe
that there is a great increase in the use
OF American corn for feeding horses
and cattle This is not what is wanted
Inc value OF corn as stock feed has
always been admitted. but the mass Of
European peoples believe that it is fit
Tor nothing else. Indian corn is a bet.
ter food than large proportion Of the
people in Central Europe are using.
and II they viii substitute it for their
present rations it will increase the de-
mand. just now, however. it is not
needed to have a larger demand for
corn. There is a. short crop in this
country, and its price for another yeat.
Is likely to be as high as the price Of
wheat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

HE Observation-Disclosures actor
who destroyed the eye-sight OF a fell
low member OF his company by play
fully pointing the too familiar pistol
az MN, Is reported to be suffering
keenly from remorse. Doubtless he
=. II does not follow, however. that
ne SHOULD receive no further punish
ment for his act. Remorse win f,ot
bring back the oversight of his victim
:. Selther will it restore his shattered
skull to It's forlnef condition. But
more important still-the whole tribe
of didn't-know-it ,was-loaded fools will
never be brought into control by deal
ing leniently with the members who
are allowed to escape because thev
are suffering from remorse.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

4 REPORT Of the insanity Of Queen
l.iliuokalani Of late obtained some
slight circulation, but it has not been
verified, and what are called her
faculties are, doubtless, much as thew
were before her deposition. The
Sandwich island intellect at large a
not OF the highest order, not even
that OF its sovereign, and the shock
Of losing her throne may well have
disturbed for the time being the men.
tai equipoise of her dusky island
majesty. But she ought to be com
forted and restored BY the conscious
ness that neither her throne, crown
nor seeptre was ever worth the hayino,
being always at the mercy of foreign
intrigue or domestic violence, and She
Is much better of without them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
Ni,4el stssl ihs comics re

Though nickel was used ioi y
centuries before Christ, 4
Gently that the discovery q =
with steel has brought u ia@ n
commercial prominenee.
strength OF this alloy HsaLy =
greater than that Of ofdin.l
while it's difficulty remains ny
will doubtless cause 4 tosuF \
mon steel in many places pn ...' !
strength is required For ib ~ v,
American Atlantic liner rs5,s,a
supplied with spare lengta Z M I
OF this alloy. II is said thas
ing has tensil strength o. Nv NJ,
OOO pounds, thus leaving sAlss WI,
ish or German steel shafts w
spectacle distance In ihe VIZ \
production OF nickel has itetss. "a
in 10 years from 1000 tons " IA
TO over 4. 900 tons. while beio's MI
more than COO tons we're 1855 1850
any ono year The most No. s,s,sIs
crease has been In the maiiu i.s, 4
nickel steel. ostensibly f9 La " M
and guns. hut IL is not llns KIN :
uso will stop here, espee'f
price tends steadily DOWN"
of steel. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

The French system Of inoculatior
to prevent diphtheria and Group should
be imported to America at once.
Figures show that in the great hos
pitfalls Of Paris the death rate from the
disease is reduced from 51.7O to "a. SO
per cent BY the Pasteur process. The
demand in France for the serum nacos-
sary to the incubation is so great that
the Pasteur institute cannot suuplv If
but 1t would be easy to import a suff-
Gent number of horses, previously
treated, to make sure of enough
lymph to meet the wants of the whole
country. A course OF five years of
experiments proves the horse to be
The best medium for propagating the
serum.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

Scene Barb"rs shop Toa.orsa.
Artist, surveying hb Victim Your
hair i getting very thin. .ir
Victim les live bseH treating II
with aatt.lat newer liked stoa,
hair
Artist Yen REALLY should plt sonur.
thing On Ii.
Victim 80 do every morning
Artist May ! ask what
Victim Ny hat
~" rest was silence Judge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

EVERYBODY has heard of the Little
Church around the Corner in New
York, which came into view years AGO
through the tolerant Christianity OF
its rector in regard to an actors
burial. and will be pleased to learn
that the parish has been very prosper
Gus of late years and that the Rev.
DR.. Houghton will be enabled to carry
out many long contemplated improve
nents.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

lost. The Ariel, however, proceeded
on her way TO Aspinwall, and tho
writer Of the letter reached her broth
er In California in safety, The cap
tain OF the Ariel gave bond that he
would deliver mp the vessel il the Con-
federate states won their independ-
ence.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

HE German society for colonizino
Jewish peasants and engaging them in
farming in Palestine ana Syria has
proved great success. There are
twenty-four farming settlements, cul-
tivating $4,000 acres OF land, and with
population Of 5000. These are all
now self-supporting. Other colonies
Of Russian Jews are to be established.
embracing many who are now en-
ployed as laborers in and near Jerusa
lem. One Of the objects of the society
Is to prevent the emigration OF Jews
to other countries. as they are driven
from Russia and Germany by the des-
potism of their governments.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

but ride inside ot she ss.tis
steam heated. ysssihnls q 80 y.
% tha ChicnEo, Milwaakss & . y.
way and you viii - a. wssn ~ ~
md cheerful as IN your qeH y.
houioir To travel bsiwts1 -
Paul and Minneapolis of tsiNi. ~. -
Omahs aud Sioux CITY IN ihsss w
appointed trains u a sarrssne = ~
and. az tha somewhat sos :. =
meat uaed 20 read. 'fgr tsftas.l "A
SEQ small bills Small liA
ONES sisoi will b. accepted ~ -
slopplng car tickets ~ al 49,
agents For detailed infgfHiai-
Geo. " HaaHgfd, general
ticket agent, Chicago, ".
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

CHINA'S god of war has 8, 900 names
and nearly 400, 100000 worshipers.
Think of all these devotees taking all
these names in vain daily through a
protraeted war! In trying to con-
ceive Of such ilbmitable profanity the
imagination stretches and iecoils
vainiy as measuring worm on a
picket-fenee reaching for the belt of
Orion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

On the walls Of Pompeii are adycr-
tlsements which are shown to tourists
to-day. There are marks in the eata-
combs that have been there 1000
years. showing Inscriptions Of records
Of business, which prove that adyer.
tising Is nothing new. - Shoe and
Loathe. Roeordcr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

A CHICAGO woman sued the park
commissioners Of that city because
one Of them shot her dog. She saws
that she sustained severe nerve
shock, with damage at $40. 600. for
which amount she claims judgment.
II the nerve which she has now has
been damaged to such an extent. be
fore her poodle was shot that same
nerve must have been worth going as
lar 70 see as was Katisha's left elbow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
4 servant who Kasw 80, ~.

DID you tell her vas out
Yc-'m
What dtl she say2r
she w, s"z she, 10 You say that
~ yrr own responsibility 81 "a thp ~
sponsibillty Of yer mistress AVID I
sala nn my mistress. for sure it'a
n't NJ" %nd b. doing anything Ia NV
own possibility.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

w. S. GILBERT, the English comic
opera librettist and sarcastic writer,
has fixed the commercial value OF an
interview with himself at $40. This
English idea will never be generally
adopted by American public men, for
most of them are only too anxious to
see their names and views lin print.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

WHEN New York has annexed al
many of her neighbors as possible She
will have a population Of 1900. 600.
And when Chicago, in due course Of
time, overtakes that number New
York will feel obliged to annex and
take q census of the oyster beds in
the Atlantic ocean.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

H..
Inc burlington Rogts |, ~ II
u1n 70 the general run q -.
Turing = period Whsa $50.
"a Ihls country has leeu 49,
stlli, u has been stsadyv 49, -.
It's northwest eztebsis,
ulush pleasure In snn0anai,ss.
70 hlllings, Mont. SIS niiss n.
~ hllELgs, eOnnaetiop 4 ~, ~.
noFtherh Pacific RailroaB ~
he agreement VITA thas e,r-.l ~
OK All classes Is e4cAanesi ~
properly speaking. fgatsS n
polnt g and from eFsrT -.
Ieafhsd Via the Northern -,
hngtOn systems
This New Short Lins-ao,.
what u Fstiaees a. 49,
uiaaha, Kansas City, 81 Dr.. :.
ftsoFY south aud sggthse,i n
9n The one hand anA Nes,,,
Idaho and Puget s0ana lsirf.
al tho NaY frBm 6B Is n
becomes 80 imppFtaat fseses
ths vast se0as OF noahrFY -.
NoFthpru faeiiis inie -, =,
with tho htssauri ahd M.asa.
, Just % iiiasEsass ,hlna
llna saves
~ mtlsa tstaesn Onsst uts M
tnliBs bsgNesa Onaka - M
5ll niles hesWeNn Gisashs ~ \
~ tni.ea tesWeeu 0Ruass ~ 4,
u Wlssm leEween QnRke a.
Tho Asm Lius has tsss sr
isioss sltH tsugiai msaasr Rss M
lasted, laAi with ghs hsAs.s, ~
mogu than psuai unmtsf n -
TIE hest and pslass p6ftlaas Z s. M
ton SYSTEM
tpslPse whose atfasce : FssS #
lfghGuuas u sulerioR 30 say -
tuiig Ia thv western gsatss M
tls tFasn ssFsiss wii eessAg 4
Faiaes Hlrspiax Eara, Rsefaa
seats Tres and srandAFa Hss r III
Day teaches. umAka aali i.lsesals 8
daily RI
A. a scsne Roats. sls gsx D.
high rank
Tho Fih farms 81 casters ~ ri
hraaao tha mare sfamelg sia
that lies hesaSea Eaveana sal 4 r.
aHfY iihs separating Nsafasaa 4
Dakota the rnnona pesAa al
meadow ,,aasta " shr hla.ss Hi
tgFfai Devils Tuwes de- i.sm Il
sFirfs % northern Hy0a..ag fa n
s'nas i tho pietnguagas ealisa #
lIEE'e BiE tl0ga 10 slgslsga stlas ID
Erszt trpa indtan Nsssfsaias NJ
,rp saen from the car wie.tsH IL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

a TROLLEY car runs through the
streets of Jerusalem. JeremiaG must
have had some idea of this when he
lifted up his voice and predicted the
Judgments which the future reserved
for the punishment Of Israel.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

Counoissaur Women A. ruFn care
nothing for art.
Bachelor Don't they Wen YOU
don't know much about w1man,4 MAGE
up.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

Hone cF u b. Gt seems ~ md
lts only prudent risht ana rfss
Hone Hould build bits hustaotsup
~ regularly advertise
Printers I'LL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12

H.. 70 Keuxi.
re. TOT repairing go, al''s,A
scratched clean the 1A. alss
glass by rubbing 4 s4's Phi
cotton 60 taking care a s ~
IS OF dust aud grease \ ', :
= not done very ears,,I, Y y
appear around he " Y
h MiIn 9 point Of q kpIi.a KS
~ DseS OF another looLis,s, , I. 81
q e the sllyerlng Of "a Z. slAas
pat a little learRer' 'sqsls
drop Of mercnFy-a 49, ot
pins head viii BE- se glsR "
race equal 70 the Sc "
mercury spreads lmmaal'
trates the amalgan d W..
on with the knife, ~ sa, z
piece may now be lli,sS
20 tle place % be repaIrsSs " !.
10 most difficult para 81 4.
= hen press lightly Ii. W
lions with cotton aud ,s.s -
the same appearances y n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
A WOMAN In THE WAR
ON A SHIP CAPTURED BY the
DREADED ALABAMA.
Ia order to Prevent Escape Masts We're
CUT Down, sails Flung Into the Sea
and the Machinery Disabled All spent
a Night OF Fear

The exciting times OF the war, whea
the Confederate cruiser Alabama rav-
aged the high seas, destroying vessels
flying the United States colors, are
brought wildly back by the following
letter, written by a lady Of this city,
on board a vessel captured by the
cruiser, Her relative, the recipient
OF the letter, gave the New York Com
mercial Advertiser permission 70 pub
lish it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-01-12
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