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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
After the Big DOG.

LONDON, June "A dispatch to the
Times from Cape Town says President
Kruger, replying to the thanks of the
released reformers, made a charactsrist.
ic smile, saying: "If my little dogs ara
naughty, L must whip them, but I am
always sorry to do 30. Next time must
get hold OF the big dog. My little dog
barks, but the big one bites."
This refers to Cecil Rhodes and ths
rsformers, and shows accurately, says
the IImes correspondent, the feeling of
the Beers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
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piled.
cite him to that chair" the officer
commanded and the soldiers lashed Gar.
cia securely.
"Now Will you tell me where your
brothers are?' the lieutenant sngrily in
CURED.
II can't say, 1 have not seen them. -
Garcia replied.
'.Hs, / know they stopped here last
night. but since your eyes seem to be
useless, will relieve you Of them. Put
them out, the officer cried, turning 10
his soldiers.
The sergeant thrust the point OF his
bayonst under each OF the uneortunats
man's eyes and burst them out, despite
the sgoniziDg screams Of the victim. As
they left the house, the lieutenant iok-
ingly remarked that the next time Garcia
would be able to say truthfully that be
had not seen the insurgents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
PICKED UP BY ROYALTY.
Fred A. Holmes, bruised and Bleed
ing, Taken to a Hospital by Mrs.
President Disz.

News has reached this Office OF an
accident which recently occurred on the
outskirts of the City OF Mexico, in which
Fred A. Holmes, we'll known in Tucson,
met with q painful accident. He was
taking an evening spin on his wheel
and was followed closely by a carriage
to which was attached very spirited
team of horses. By some inexplicsble
misfortune he fell from the wheel and
was tranpled under the feet of the
horses before they could be stopped.
HE injuries rendered him unconscious.
The occupant proved to be Mrs. Porfirio
Diaz, wife Of the president of Mexico.
AS soon as the team could be stopped
the lady alighted, returned to the
wounded man, and with her dainty lace
handkerchief. tenderly wiped away the
blood and DIRT from the face o. the
wounded man. She then had him taken
in her carriage and removed to hospital
for treatment.
Mr.. Holmes was unconscious for two
days, but is rapidly recovering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
A Controversy May Arise. and the
New Appoinrees Are ON the
Anxious Seat.

"A controversy May Arise. and the
New Appoinsees Are ON the
Anxious Seat.
Lsst Tuesday night the school board
met and appointed teachers for the en-
suing year. Within one month the in
coming member of the board, DIR. w.
V. Whitmore, will take his seat.
Previous to the election of teachers.
Mr.. j. Knox Corbets, member of the
present board, and also a member OF the
next, protested against any action until
the new board shall have been formed.
Relying upon precedents established in
both Tucson and Phoenix, an election
was insisted upon.
1t is understood that the now borrd,
upon its formation, will disregard the
election of Tuesday, and proceed to new
appointments as il nothing had occur
red. This decision renders uneasy the
heads tat wear the election crowns of
the old board.
The following is the roll of teachers "a
appointed Tuesday night: Principal Of
the high school, Prof. A. j. Matthews.
Rock Springs. Wyo.; 7th grade, Lizzie
Borton: 9th grade, Mrs. Dyer: 5th
Grade, Eleanor Kelley; 4th grade. Lulu
HOLMAN; 4th A grade, Lizzie Royce:
Sd grade, George Scott; I'd grade. Anns
Woods; lst grade. Nellie Pomeroy; lat A
grade, Mrs. Frances Whalley.
Teachers for the ward school vere
chosen as follows: Third grade, Mrs.
A. J. Sny der; I'd grade, Mamie Shibsll.
let grade. Mrs. 8. Leslie. David Ken
nedy was reappointed jsnitor for the
high school building and Mrs. Franco
was chosen janitress for the wsrd school.
The salaries are: For the principal.
Sl25 month. All teachers above and
including 4th A grade in the high school
and the Sd grade teacher in the ward
school $40 mouth. All other teachers
s65 mouth. The janitor of the hioh
school will receive $40 and the ianitreaa
of the ward school SIS.
With the exception of the new princi-
pal who succeeds Mrs. Warren and a
change of places Of Mis-, holman and
Miss Kelly in the high sob 1ol the per
sonnel OF the corps OF teIchers ia the
same as last year.
The new principal is thirty.fve years
OF age, six feet two inches in height and
married. He has been principal of the
schools at Rock Springs, Wyo.. for six
years and two years ago was a candidate
FOR state superintendent of public in
struction. He is native Of New York
where ne received a university educa-
tiop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
A $4,000 Bond.

The owners OF copper properties are in
it OF late. The rush of capitalists to Ari
zona has resulted in the bonding and
sale of number of claims. and still
more are being looked for. Last week
Ed. Hughes bonded bis Santa Rita pro,
psrties. For long time these claims
haye proved a veritable back from
which he could draw any amount when
he desired. The bond on these pro-
perties is for $4,000, $1,000 of which
will be paid in fow days and the re-
mainder at a later date.
Alex Mckay recently visited these
properties, and after thorough inves-
tigation confirms every favorable report
which has heretofore been made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

JAMES GORDON BENNETT is consider
ably annoyed because the American
people demand the nomination Of Hon.
VIM. Mckinley for president and re-
storstion of the policy of protection.
This is not at all surprising. Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett hates the United States,
and won't not even live ia the country.
But when he cables his un-Americsn
views from Psrie, to be published in the
un-Americep New York Herald, nobody
should be deceived by the idea that they
represent American views.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

IT is probable that the bond iavesti-
CATION recently directed by the senate
will never be made. According to
Senator Harris, the chairman of the
subcommittee which will do the investi-
eating, 1t might be finished 10 three
days aud it might take three years. A
commenceulent cannot be made until
Secretary Carlisle furnishes all the
details OF the several bond issues. This
be does not seem inclined to do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Eighth Annual Commencement Will
Take Place Next Week.

The CITIZEN takes pleasure In ack
nowledging the receipt of@n Invitation
to the commencement exercises of the
Territorial Normal school, which viii
begin on the 7th inst. and continue
until the evening Of Thursday,
June 11th.
The following Is a program OF the
exercises:
Sunday. June Z. Baccalaureate sermon
by Rev. w. E. Vaughan, at the Baptist
church, 7:30, p. m.
Monday, June s, clsss day. Break
fast at DR.. McNsuGhton's residence, ii
O. IN. Literary exercises at Normal
hall, p. 10.
Tuesday, June 9, anniversary OF liter
ary societies.
Wednesday June 10. commencement
day. Graduating exercises.
Thursday. June IL, Alumni day.
Annual meeting and banquet at Normal
hall, p. N.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

II IL required au annual outlay of 800
to insure family against any serious
consequences from an attack of bowel
com 2isinc during the year there are
many who would feel il their 6uty to pay
il; that they could not afford to risk
their lives, and those OF theit family for
such an amount. Any one can get this
insurance for % cents, that being the
price of bottle of Cham berlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy. In al
most every neigh borhood come one has
died from an attack of bowel complaint
before medicine could be procured or q
physician summoned. One or two dosee
OF this remedy will cure any ordinary
case. 1t never fails. Can you sfford to
take the risk for so small an amount?
For sale by Fred Fleisbman, druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

The democrats OF Maricops county
have elected the following delegates TO
the territorial convention: j A Vinson,
h Rogers, g R Hskes, w D Morton, J
@ Goodwin. Al Miller, n Sharp, F Bsx-
ter, II Davenport, r Baxter, F p Trott,
G A Luke, l. II Chalmers, q P Bullard,
r 7 Dolt, T Fridell, W @ Bulge, Ben
Crawford, Henry Willis. Joseph Camp
bell and L B Alexander. Mr.. Alex
aoder was endorsed as q delegate to the
Chicago convention by q vote Of AZ to 9.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
New Officers.

NJ. G. Samaniego Of Tucson was yes
tsrday appointed member of the board
OF regents of the university. MIR. Sam.
aniego is first class man and will fill
the office With credit. We did not learn
who was removed but think it WAS Prof
Hilzinger. s. NJ. Franklin will not be
disturbed, his name will probably retain
him in place.-Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

FERDINAND SHUMAoHER, who recently
msde an assignment for $4,000, ,o00, was
practically the originator OF .he con-
sumption and manufacture OF tmesl
in the United States. H beg. in a
very small way forty years a. 0, grin ing
the meal by hand in bis kitchen b I'd
peddling it in basket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

THE river and harbor bill called for
too much money and no bond syndicate
was going to make anything on the
eide; therefore Cleveland wrote Nit"
upon it and sent il back to congress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

SPAIN covers her crimes in Cuba now
by charging all sorts Of crimes upon the
Cubsns. and naturally the effort will
fail. The Cubans have always the JUS
tifcaiion OF eelf-defence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS and her
daughter Winnie, will hold reception
at the white house of the confederacy
of Richmond, on June 30, the day that
the big confederate reunion opens there.
Miss Davis wae born in the room where
the reception is to be held.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

An occasional bottle of Ayers Sarsa-
parills does more to correct the tenden-
cy of the blood to accumulate humors,
and keep the organs sound and healthy,
than any other treatment we know OF.
prevention is better than cure" Try
il this month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

The house of representatives sat down
hard On the presidents river ana harbor
bill veto. 220 to 40. Clevelsnd's 40
seems to hang closely to him through
every crisis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06

KATE FIELD died at Honolulu May
18th, OF pneumonia. The full psrticu-
lars of her death will probably arrive by
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-06-06
In the Scum.

WASHINGTON, June 3-The senate hss
passed the river and harbor bill over
the presidents veto by Sc to 5. Thoss
votiLg in the negative were Bate, Chill
ton. Hill, Smith and Villas, ali demo.
Gratis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
C)FRT]SMOUTFI ~ q, VXS
from Grlce Lodge, No. SO; David w.
Quinn, delegate, Underwater lodge, No.

from Grlce Lodge, No. SO; David W.
Quinn, delegate, Underwater lodge, No.
S..
Rev. p. S. Davis. pastor OF the Scots
ville' Baptist Church. will baptize a
number of persons at Rodnan's land
Ing, on the Western Branch, this after
noon at o'clock.
A new lodge of |. o. Q. +. has been or
ganized at Price Forks. near Bedford
City. 1t was named the IGtherIdge
Lodge. in honor of the late r. +. Eth
eredge. of this city.
The Virginian acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of an invitation to attend the
annual banquet OF the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, which will be given on ST.
Patrick's night AT Hotel Vernon.
The funeral Of Mr.. Virginius A. Grant
o'clock from Central NJ. T.. Church. 1t
will be attended by the Pyhtians of
this city and q number of visitors.
The VS. will meet OH Monday at. 4 D.
III. promptly with Miss Willie Faison
County street, two doors from Dinwidd!e.
They will adjourn at 5. when there Will
be song service. All young women
welcome.
Through some error yesterday the lots
offered for sale were located on Jefferson
and First street, instead of Jefferson and
Seventh streets. These lots are de-
sirable. high. and dry For particulars
see advertisement.
The secretary of the Portsmouth US
thinks that the article which was tele-
graphed to the Northern papers from
Norfolk about them forming u marriage
bureau was disgraceful. She will reply
to the same in few days.
A drunken negro woman went into an
eating house on County street yesterday
and smashed out windows, broke up
crockery ware. &C. She was locked up
TO sober off, and will have to answer for
1t In tho Police Court on Monday
Yesterday u youth named James
Thompson, who lives on Scott street,
was bitten on the leg by q dog near
the basket factory. The boys leg
was badly laceratej. He was cor
ried TO his home by colored man.
Mrs. Foreman. who lives on the cor
ner OF Eilingham and King streets. had
an attack Of apopleXy yesterday after
noon while picking UP some chips in her
yard. and fell bruising herself quite bad
ly. She was attended by DR.. a. y. b.
lisoly.
The suit Of Wright vs.. the Atlantic and
Danvile railroad was decided yesterday
IN the Circuit Court, awarding MIR.
Wright damages to the amount of $3.50
just what he asked for. The cause of the
suit was injury done to Mr.. Wright's
horse and buggy over year ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
MORE BOOTY RECOVERED.
The Woman Boon and tho Recovered
Articles Taken 10 Washington.

Yesterday morning Henry Lacey. q
colored detective on the Washington
police force, accompanied by MIR. Mile
Illinan, arrived here after the woman
Julia Brown. whom Constable Ripley
had arrested for stealing a aua;inty of
silverware and other stuff from the
Chamberlain Hotel, in that city.
They brought letters of introduction
from the Chief of Police of Washington
MI. Illinan Is a son of Mrs lllinan who
is mItron of the Chamberlain Hotel, and
is also employed there. The war
rant was sworn out by Mr.
Long, the proprietor of the Hotel. who
charges the woman with having stolen
500 worth OF silverware from him in
November last. Besides this. about the
lime that General Malone died. a valu-
able silver shaving set which was heayi-
~ lined with gold, belonging 10 General
Malone, who purchased II at a cost OF
$500 was taken from his room in the no.
tel. and ii Is now believed that the wo-
man Brown Is the party who stole II, as
she had access TO his room, being a
chambermaid at that time. Mr. Illinan
says that tho woman Brown was at the
Hotel for quite while, and was taken
was taken sick and sent to the Hos
pitul by Alr. Long. who defrayed hey
oills. She remained there quite while
and when she was able to return 10 work
ne employed her as seamstress during
that time, and she managed to steal all
the different articles, and was never sns-
pcc;cd MI. lllinan says last Christmas
the woman asked him TO mark a box for
her 10 portsmouth. Va, which he did
and paid the express charges on the
same for her through sympathy. as she
was not well. and wanted 10 come to
portsmouth, TO see her daughter. and
lnlS Is what they received In return
The detective. Constable Ripley. and AIR
illinan made another search of the wo-
mans home yesterday, ,on County stree,
extended. and found table cloths, nan
ktns. towels. and a number OF other
articles. including plates. &c. belonging
to the hotel, with the name on them.
They took them all back to Washing.
ton last night. also the woman. The Off
Ger stated that he would also carry
coiored man back from Newport News
VINO had stolen a watch valued at SLIGO
me woman has three sons. and 1t IS
things have been disposed OF.
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TESTING FERTILIZERS
The Greatest Experiments In This Country
Are Now Being Conducted.
TO EXTEND OVER A SERIES OE YEARS.
A Railway to he Built Through the
hickory Nut CAPE. II. AScock
Appointed Orntor-.A Suit fors 5000
Pledged for NcIiiniey-PoNuli
aud Republicans Mlngiing.

Raleigh. n. c.. March 1i.-iSpecial)--
Colonel A. X Mcclure, OF the Philadel-
ph!a Times his wife and four other ladies
spent to-day here. The declined Gov.
Cars invita- alton to be his guests at the
Executive Mansion. but dined with him
there to-day. They left later in the ar
ternoon for Tampa, Fla, for two
weeks stay.
Tho Populists and Republicans are now
beginning to renew some friend ships
and designations are being made that
each party is necessary to the other.
The positive announcement Is made
that q railway, either steam or electric.
viii be built through Hickory Nut Gap.
the Yosemite Valley" OF the Atlantic
States. Two syndicates are after the
charter. This VIII give Norfolk people
quick trip to the mountains via Raleigh
Hamlet. Charlotte, and Rutherfordton.
thence to Ashcvillc.
The State Experiment Station Is max
ing, at Southern Pines. the greatest fer
tili:ar experiments ever made in this
country. II has sixty acres planted in
fruit trees. small fruits and vegetables.
and in these plats all liinds of fertilizers
are tested For instance there are TWEEN
ty-siN pllts of Strawberries. each 10 OF
all acre, and each Is fertili.cd by Il differ
ent mixture. The experiments are to
extend over a series OF years. and fun
4Sp''tS VIII NC illdIc W INC NIONtEn-
inent. The experiments are made IN con
nection with the State horticultural
Society.
The Governors Guard, Company a.
First Regiment. OF this city, has just re-
ce:veG from the family of the late Lieu
tenant Colonel ID. n. Bogart, of that
regiment. an excellent portrait lof him.
which has been placed in the armory.
Lieutenant Colonel Bogart was killed al
New1crne in May 1893
Grand Master of NTasons Moye an
points c. B. Aycock of Goidsboro, ora
tor al the next annual commun!ca ton OF
me Grand Lodge, and Richard n Hack
ell, OF Wiikesboro. orator on ST. Johns
Day at the Oxford Orphan Asylum. {
The close season for game birds begin.
tomorrow.
Miss Anna Stuart. OF York. S. c., sues
Snaries Smith, young business man OF
charlotte. for $4,000. claiming that While
IN MS store he made her an insulting
proposal: Smith has sold out his bust.
ness and left the place.
warren county's Republican Executive
committee. pledges that county 10 Nc.
kihiey, Senator Pritchard, and ID. l..
Russell for Governor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
HENDERSON.

Henderson. N. c.. March 14.-(SpeciaD
Yesterday afternoon about o'cIocl,
the body of Walter Finch aged q, OF
1teystone. was found beside the rail-
road track, about lla miles. from here.
When last seen he was swinging on the
SIDE OF a box car and his death is sun
posed to be the result of fan on tha
track. with the exception of slight
oruise on the face the body shows no
Commissions and tho: ough examination
reveals no broken bones.
About ] O'Clock last night an attempt
was made TO enter the store of Davis
4 Rose. The arrival OF Policeman Hay
den interrupted the proceedings and the
burgla: fed making good his escape
Mrs Rosa Warren. who has been
visiting at NJ: James f. Lassltsrs for
the past few weeks. returned 10 her
home. in Hansoms, Va, vest erday.
Miss Lizzie Cheatham ewnt 10 Dur
ham yesterday to- visit her brother,
DR.. Arch Cheatham. OF that place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
l',1
RcliHionh..

Court Street Baptist Church. DR.. a.
Il. Owen. pastor--Setvieesito- as fol-
lows: Sunday school Mt 9:30 a. M;
preaching at II o'clock II. III. by Rev.
J. j. Hall. ID. d.. OF Park Avenue
Church. AT o'clock p. IN. the pastor
will continue the discussion CONNIE nc.
cd on last Sunday evening on the diffs~-
cree between the Roman Catholic
Church and the Baptist Churches. A
large number of chairs were carried to
the church OIL yesterday afternoon, 50
all who may attend Will find seats.
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. p. S.
c. Davis. pas:or--Sunday school at $3.50
u. M. VIM. II. Rodman. supc:.ntendsmt.
Preaching by the pastor at II Il. IN. and
1850 p. m.
Monumental NJ. e. Church-Sunday
school. 9:l5 u. III. Preaching by pastor.
l.. &. Betty. II a. m. and 7:30 p. IN. Ep-
wo:th League Friday s o'clock p. M.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Monumental Rosebuds will be held ut
p.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
Playing Policeman May Cause some
Trouble.

On Tuesday night last two young
sports went to the house of a sailor,
VINO is married and lives on County
street extended. They walked in the
house and told the sailor that they
We're county officers and that ne was
charged with being disorderly and
that they had come to arrest him. The
sailor kicked upon such treatment ana
pulled out gun. when the two men
took 1t away from him and carried him
or. They met county officer, 10 whom
Iney turned the man over to and charg
ed him with disorderly conduct. THE
county officer carried the sailor to jail.
where he was locked up. Friday the
men were sent for to prefer a charge
against the man. They refused to ap-
pear against him and said they only
arrested him for fun. The man was
discharged and now comes the sailors
turn. lie Will prosecute the two men
for malicious trespassing and imperso
nating officers. 1t may cause some
one some trouble before II is ended
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
Everything HguSi Go This Week at
Hnmmilrs TO Make Room for
the Beautiful New Spring
Goods 10 Arrive
Next Week.

Commencing tomorrow NIonday)
morning March 10th. at 10 O'Clock 500
yards apron ginghams at 43ic. a yard,
worth Sc.
leo beautiful linen towels at l9c, worth
25c
100 children's caps at sGc.. former price
SOC
100 boys Windsor ties at &C., former
price lac
All 25c. white aprons will so at 1sc.
All l2isc. Hamburg edgipgs AT &C. a
yard.
All Sc. Hamburg edglngs at 4&c,
yard.
All ioc. dress gnghams at csc
All 25c. handkerchiefs at l9c. each.
All 40c table linens at 29c. yard.
All S2.75 comforts at s1.43 each.
We rhall also include in this closing on;
sale all blankets, all underwear, all table
linens and napkins, and all Canton fan
nels. These prices are for cash.
HAMMILL'S. 800 High street.
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Latest Nnynr News.

Washington. March IA telegram to
the Navy Department to-day from San
Francisco reported the arrival at Honlu-
III, on March LIST. OF the corvette Adams
and the departure Of the Bennington on
the 5th instant for San Francisco. The
Bennington has been stationed at Homo
lulu as n precautionary measure for the
protection OF American interests and
the Adams was sent to take her place.
During her stay at Honolulu the Benn-
inGton's bottom has become fouled and
II Will he necessary for the vessel to be
placed in the dry dock at Puget Sound.
Washington. for cleaning. Survey work
along the Southern coast Of California
will occupy the Remington FOR some time
10 come. The gunboat Yorktown arrlv-
ed to-day a; Annoy. China, from Pagoda
anchorage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
Navy-yara Notes.

The clerks and writer's were paiu yes
.arday for the first half of March.
The Raleigh came out the dry-dock
yesterday morning and went straight
down 10 Newport News where she took
N coal and went to sea on trial trip.
She Will then return TO the yard for a
short stay. Her sudden departure gave
rise To a runror that she had left the yard
inder sealed orders and would he joined
IN the roads by another vessel, but there
vas no foundation for such a rumor
The Wahneta went down the roads
Yesterday with stores for the Maine.
There VIII be n small increase in the
:o:ce on Monday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-15
Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.

The mems meeting this afternoon will
be addressed by Rev. a. e. Owen, d.
d. Miss Lena May Edmunds will sing
Two solos. The men of the city are in
vited 10 attend. We hope TO see large
number of the new members present
We eXpec: to again commence sole
!ting funds for the building in the near
fu.ure. We do rot prcpoae resting
until the building Is up and furnished.
Other cities. n great deal smaller than
Por:sm 1uth. have handsome buildings,
why should not we?
y members inter-sociality Tuesday.
March Slst. What is il? Come and see.
The library. we are glad to say. was
never used more than than at present.
Some of our new members appreciate
their privileges.