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Arizona republican., 1897-12-14

White Hills, Ariz., Dec. 11.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican-)- Early this month Jack Williams, an old stager in White Hills, fell in with G. H. Sanford of Eldorado canyon, and the two loaded themselves with bug juice which led to an entanglememt and several times they engaged in heated discussions which rsulted final ly in their being escorted to the frame baStile, there to ruminate over things in general until they should sober up. As they were about to enter the town jail Williams drew a dull pocket knife and gave Sanford a thrust be low the ribs, the blade reaching, but not penetrating the intestines. San fOrd was carried to room and doc tor called to examine the wound. The physician pronounced his patient to be in critical condition, but thought he might pull through. Justice Lan,gfOrd at 'uhe preliminary trial held Williams in default of $1 900 bond to appear be- fore the grand jury. SanfoId is gain ing strength and if blood poisoning does not occur he will come out all right. Williams claims that Sanford owes him money and that he cannot get satisfaction The accused is an old man and it is not likely a jury will convict him if the case comes to trial. District Attorney w. G. Blake ly came over from Kingman on Thurs day to inquire into the affair ard is ot the opinion that it will be an unneces- Sary expense to the county to try Will Hams. The case will be reheard be- fore Justice Langford and will ther be dismissed in all likelihood
 Marguerita Navarro died at Chloride on Wednesday morning under peculiar | circumstances and it was supposed 1 that she had been poisoned. It i! | thought that she committed suicide it being known that she had threat ened her life at White Hills, wher she led life of shame for some tim' past. Prior to going over to Chlorid some one stole her purse which con tained $40 in money and several val uable trinkets Parties suspected o the theft were ordered to leave town The matter will probably end witt the death of the unfortunate g.rl.
 PITTOCK.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14

clearly shown whether Riggs was forcibly despofled of that dollar CT whether he parted company with it in the course of game of draw poker.
 The only other witness examined was w. A. KimIball, who was called the next morning after Grants body was found
 There was put in evidence an old sptfinkling can which had been en- ployed in the subjugation of the hobos. The boys are all young and undersized They do not look like desperadoes
 The final report of the grand jury is confidently expected today. It is also believed that the canal receivershiI will be disposed of.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
BRILL'SADDITIONTO PHGNIX

Beyond doubt the best residence DOT put you on the grounds within a five pure water of BrilPs addition are two able home. Lots 5Ox137 feet and also property of blocks of 3H acres and
 that any man may own his own home River Valley. Consult any real es Brill at residence i nthe addition. P.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14

tion. The Northern Electric Car will minutes ride. The high land and two essential points for a comfort one-half acre lots, also acre AZ acres are sold so cheap in the most desirable spot in Salt tate agent in Phoenix or call on F. L.. o. Box 484
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
PENNEY & ROBINSON,

Bicycles Typewriters Sporting Goods and Photo Stock Phone 147 40 N. Center St.. Phoenix. instalments if desired
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

o. H. Jackson of Prescott is a guest at 1he Ford
 c. A. Rathbun of Las Vegas, N. M is in the city.
 General Hailand, St. Louis drummer, is guest at the Ford.
 w. K. Stone of Denver was among yesterdays arrivals in town.
 Ben Hyel of Gila Bend is stopping with W. J. Welcome of this city.
 J. E. Dunn the Los Angeles cattle buyer, was in the city yesterday,
 J. H. Stevenson, Chicago mer- chant, is late arrival at the Ford.
 A. w. Fish, wife and child, of Den yer, arrived in the city yesterday morn ing.
 E. Hammond, dealer in c,osh:ng from New York, is registered at ths Ford.
 John Hendry, Kansas City com | mercial man, is a late arrival at tn | Ford
 l Chief Engineer Drake of the S. F 1 P. 6. F. was at the Hotel Adams yes i terday.
 | kens of Tempe registered at the Foc( Sunday.
 Among the guests of the Hotel Ad anls yesterday was c. B. Derrick O | Chicago.
 | Henry Levison, a commercial mal from Kansas City, is a late arrival a the Ford.
 Charles Van Make of Lewiston, Me 1 is here for the winter and is gues at the Ford.
 M. Juda., well known San Fran cisco travelling salesman, was at tn Hotel AGams yesterday. w. S. Loveland of Denver arrived il town on Sunday night. He was guest of the Hotel Adams.
 John Kertniwood, an attorney fror Kansas City, arrived in the city las night and put up at the Ford.
 F. H. Shelton, San Francisc travelling man, was in the city yesteI day guest of the Hotel Adams.
 President Murphy of the Santa F, Prescott & Phoenix railway, and Mr Murphy spent Sunday in town guast of the Hotel Adams.
 Hon. A. P. Snowman, territorial sl perintendent of public instruction, le last night for southern California al companied by hls wife.
 D. Dickinson and Miss Carry D cl inson of Willsonville, Wis, are hel for few days on their way to Mexic They registered at the Ford last nigh William D. Thatcher, a resiienb ( Arroyo Grande, Cal, is now sojourl ing in Phoenix. He is contemplatin making his home here if the hygien conditions permit of his residen here.
 George H. Mosher, agent for Ar zona and the southwest for hhe Sin mons Hardware company of St. Loui was at the Hotel Adams yesterday a companied by w. s. Negus of Louis, special agent for the firm.
 GLENDALE'S NEW CHURCH.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
vVoTan's oqE

Is never done, and it is especially wearing and wearisome to those whose blood is impure and unfit properly to tone, sus- tain, and renew the wasting of nerve, muscle and tissue. It is more because of this condition of the blood that women are run down,
 Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of the work itself. Every physician says so, and that the only rem- edy is in building up by taking a good nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer like Hood 8 Sarsaparilla. For the trou bles Peculiar to Women at change of season, climate or life, or resulting from hard work nervousness, and impure blood, thousands have found relief and cure in
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
GLENDALE'S NEW CHURCH.
Dedicatory Exercises Last Sunday
 Morning.

Glendale, Ariz., Dec. 13.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican J. If Dame Natures smile is any augury, the new Methodist church, which was dedicated yesterday, starts out under happy auspices, for it was a typical Arizona winter day, tempered by .ba1pny breezes and crowned with sun
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14

The Edison Mimeograph

Is device for duplicating typewriting, pen work, music maps etc., is the invention of lhos A. Edison, and is capable of making from 1900 to 5000 copies from one original If using much printing you the ($i5oo) in month Call and see it work or send cataog We handle the Mmeograph and sup plies as exclusive southwestern agents.
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14

Educate Tour Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartc. cure constipation forever 1Gc 25c. If c. c. c fail. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
QUITTING AFFRAY.

White Hills and Chloride Furnish
 Startling Events This Month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06

twenty-five dollars In cash Is hereby
offered for the best title for great dry
goods house. Messrs. julius Meyers
Sons. now at Sixth and Broad streetss
haeora ,noving into their handsome new
Establishment desire suggestions as 70
title 10 be given their store. such as otncr
similar large dry-goods houzes employ
For example. "A City In ITSELF fns
pJr store" sc. The money will be paio
On November 18th 10 the first person who
viii suggest a title which the hrm VII
adont The title must consist of not less
than two nor more than i've words, ana
ssnce In their establishment everything
lii he sold. an unlimited field for thought
,s offered to the contestants. The only
nrovision is that You must write the sue-
gss,ion in the coupon which will -
printed in every advertisement OF sulIus
Weyer's sons, appearing daily On the
third mage Of the Dispatch. Leave or mel1
counens to the store. Sixth and Broao
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
ONE NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER.
Andrew Houston Is Dnngerousi!
wounded by Accident.

Charles White, a colored youth, ias.
night at 10 o'clock. at Baker and Secohd
streets. shot and dangerously wounded
Andrew Houston. another negro. about ~
years old. The shooting, however, Is De-
lieved to have been accidental. But 10
Drs Trevillian, Baughman, ana NuckoiS
does Houston owe his life.
Just before 10 o. clock Houston came out
of a bar-room at this place, and pegaii
romping and playfully cuffing iflenu.
White, who claims TO be particulair I
friend of Houston's. laughngly SAID 10
him that he dared not do him so. Houston
took the dare and then White told MN
II he did so again he would shoot MIN,
and drew a pistol. Still he did not seem
mad and as the weapon left MS pocke.
1t was discharged, the ball entering the
stomach of Houston. l.,
The ambulance was called, ana the III
iured negro taken TO the almshouse. III.
Trevillian was then sent for, and ne sooii
saw that an immediate and diincult ope-
ration was necessary TO save ms Ire. 40
sisted by the younger physicians. ,ne
Doctor cut Houston's stomach OPEN re,
moved for the time the intestines: anu
succeeded in finding the ball. III was .ahe,'
ont and the inner of this man restoreu
The operafion has every appearance Oh
being most successful. DR.. Baughman salo
last night that the negro now nad many
chances for recovery, but had not lhs
bullet been removed death was aimos'
DOsftiye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
CROKER REPORTED DEAD.
He Only Has Cold, however
Coming to Virginia.

Coming to Virginia.
NEW YORK. November 5.-A rumor
that Richard Croker was dead was In cir
culation In all quarters of the city from
early in the morning until late this eve
ming 1t also spread through the eoun-
try. and inquiries as to the truth OF the
report were received from points as far
distant as San Francisco.
The Tammany leader simply has
slight cold, and will probably be well
enough Tomorrow to start on a trip 10
Virginia. He is at the Murray-Hill Hotel
here. and dlu not leave his room to-day
He had a chill on Tuesday night at ram
many Hall. and on Thursday complained
of not feeling well.
Professor william Fluhrer. VINO was
called in. said that Mr.. Croker Is simply
suffering from stomach trouble, the result
Of oyerwork. and is not In the slightest
danger of serious complications.
John c. Sheehan, Nathan Strauss, ano
Andrew Freedman had chats with MT
Croker this afternoon. He Is able 10
cit un in bed. and did not think 1t wortf
while to inform his wife and children o.
| his indisposition.
Al the Murray-Hill Hotel tonight !
was positively stated that Mr.. Croker
| recovering from his cold and STOMACH
| troublp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
SCHEDULES FOR THE WINTER.
Extra Florida service-Raster Time
Than Ever

WASHINGTON, November 5.-A meet
ing of the officers of the Pennsyisahia
railway. Richmond. Fredericksburg anu
Potomac railroad, Chesapeake ana Onio
railway. Southern railway, Atlantic-Coast
line FLORIDA East Coast railway, t'lorloa
Central and Peninsula road, ana llan'
svsiem was held here to-day, for the PUT
nose ~ considering schedules for the VIII
ter season to the South. There was nttie
~ ma cnanee made IN The schedule now III
effect x,.,a, snr,,,ca
The question of extra Florida service sn,,i;e
during the winter season was the princi-
nal noint OF discussion. two lines Leading
from washington competing for TINS pusi-
ness. The "Florlda special, which -
onerated over the Pennsylvania roao'
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac'
Atlantic-Coast Line, and plaDt system;
will leave New York at 1880 p, M. snd
Mnsbineton at 6:2O p. NJ, and arriving
w IacksonvilIe at l:S0 p. NJ. and at 81.
augustine at 2:40 +. NJ. The "Fiorida
iimited " operated over the Pennsylvania
road. Southern, Florida Central ana re
ninsuia, and Florida East Coast raliwdy,
between New York and 81. Augus.lh,sa.
high noon. leave Washington at ana
arrive at Jacksonville at 10 7. NJ, end
and ST. Augustine at 2:iO T, NJ. Return
inc this train will leave st. Augustine
at II A. NJ. Jacksonville at IL noon' ano
arrive in Washington at $40 A. NJ ana
In New York at $50 p. M. ~
The time of these trains DetWeen ~"
four hours, and by several hours tnt
ouickest that has ever been made.
THE above schedule becomes eHecNye
Monday. January II, 1898. All other scned-
ules by the Southern railway remain IL
effect as now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06

tertainmenf. Major Randolph made
personal appeal 10 the camp to support
the resolution, and Comrade storrs
spoke earnestly in its favor. Tne ques-
ton was then put. and adopted without
a single dissentient vote.
ENDORSE THE GINTER MEMORIAL
When this matter had been disposed
OF Major Randolph introduced the foi-
lowing resolution, which was adopted py
a rising vote:
Resolved, That r. T.. Lee Camp, NO. a.
Confederate Veterans, learns with p,ea, -.
sure that a memorial Is TO De ersc,sa ssa ~ ~
our esteemed comradc and friend. Ma.os ~ :
Lewis Ginter, this memorial 10 take tns
shape of a mechanics institute ana IN
dustrial school, which will penent .Ie
youth of our city and enable many IN IN
telligent. young men to NJ tnense,ors o',id he ne
the battle OF life who otherwise wouio De
deprived OF an education. ,s,
We recognize the inestimabie oenent
that Major Ginter's means ana uispos,. sa .
ton have been to the city OF flcninohu = /,
| he has been the largest contributor "
| the erection and maintenance OF the ooi.
| diers. Home. and has been a wilhng anu
| liberal helper in ali OF the undertakihsS
| of this camp. H.. so,o
We avail ourselves at the earliest GATE
| TO be the first subscriber to the fund loi
| this memorial and hereby appropriate
| 500 to commemorate his memory, money
| to be paid whenever the treasurer, MI
| Henry Lee Valentine, shall call Tor same
| In presenting the resolution, MAJOR
Randolph paid an eloquent tribute TO the
memory of Major Ginter ana 10 the
| great usefulness OF the institution 'he
memorial designs to benefit
The camp also voted si00 to the fund
being raised by John Bowie-Stranse
Camp, of Charlottesville, to erect a
monument to General Stonewali JACK
son.
The camp also decided to grant
| the application of Mr.. w. Il. Albright
for a charter for Confederate camp
at Columbus, o., the avoweu OBJECT y.
which is to watch over and protec'
graves OF Confederates at Camp Chase
An invitation from Rev. Preston Nasf
IN attend services at Christ church nex'
sunday night. when Bishop Peterkir
will preach, was accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
ATTACK ON pRAzIL's rREsrDESr'
HIS Nephew Wounded-BraSflinn
War Minister killed.

LONDON, November 5--A dispatcn 10
the Times from Rio Janeiro says: At
o'clock this afternoon F'riday) a soldier
of the Tenth Battalion. which constitutes
a part of the local garrison, attempted
to shoot President Moraes with PISTOL
The President was just landing at the
Marine Arsenal, after visiting steamer
on which General Barbos. Minister Oh
Marine, had returned from Bahia.
The bystanders frustrated the attempt
but Colonel Moraes. the Presidents
nephew, was slightly wounded trying 70
disarm the soldier.
General Bittancour General Marcado
Betancouro. Minister OF the War De-
partment. then interfered, and was him.
self stabbed. The wound was so serious
that he died soon afterwards. The at
tack has caused the greatest agitation
throughout the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
ELECTRICIANS LOCK HORNS.
Motormen Reason Alike, and Their
Cors Collide I'm the Mean Time.

During the dense fog yesterday nioin
ing a collision of two street-cars occurreu
ON the Chestnut-Hill viaduct. Fortunate
ly the cars were not much damaged, ana
though the escape was narrow no one was
There is a single track across the wa
duct. and at each end are switches Wneie
the cars pass each other MotorLnan u, ihpi, his
of one car reached the switch on MS
side. and not seeing the car OF Motornan
Britt waiting for him, concluded 70 20
10 the switch on the other side: Motor-
man Britt had also come to his switch
and had reasoned likewise as Motormah
Hall The result was that, surrounasd
by dense fog impenetrable with the
eve for but few feet. they met at full
speed at the middle of the viaduet one
Waterman reversed his current and
iumned. the other concluded not Ito f1gnt
another day" When the cars locked
horns. so TO speak, they reared up IKE
Snanish bulls or secret-order goats. Inc
few messengers In them crawled out, not
hurt, but sorely shaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06

what Constitutes wrapper tobacco sns
'iiIler tobacco" that Secretary oase
dered the conference to settle 'ne ,nA
ter. The duty on wrapper - @S
pound, and that on "fllers' 10 Genus
pound. AS result many shippers n~s.
been concealing the wrappers In paies :.
filters and evading the duty. Then 'ne''
are "self-adjusting' bales OF topacco
from Mexico that contain beth wrappers
and filters.
The conference Is TO frame rules 70
straighten out the abuses. When the
rules have been drawn up Secretary Gage
will embody them in general Treasury
order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
r..Ihimer brothers, Dry Goods.

One OF the handsomest show-windows
ever seen in this city Is that or Messrs.
Tbaihimer Brothers. on Broad street. ~
Is filed with rich and beautiful goods'
arranged in the most artistic ana pieas.
inc manner. The display consists OF
Itch silks for evening wear, such as
procaded Taffetas and Satin Duchesse,
rinsel Rrocades. Liberty Silks, and also
evening shades In Velvets. There are
also pretty jeweiled Pearl Ornaments
and iridsscent Trimmings, Fine SIX.
Applica Laces. spangIed GAUGE. ana
Iace-Trimmed Fans. New Kid Gloves,
in pretty shades and lengths, Then there
Is a handsome display OF pretty MORE
and oouhie-Faced Satin Ribbons etc.
AS the display viii only be LEFT Tor
few days. II should be seen AZ once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
BLANCO TO HIS ARMY.
Order That Property he Respected
CIemency for yanquished.

HABANA, November 5.--The Drociama-
ton of Captain-General Blanco 10 'he
Spanish army in Cuba, which VIII SOON
be issued, contains the usual exhor,a-
tions to the troops in regard to main
tanning discipline. ETC.. adds that pro,
perty should be respected, and urges .,,a.
the lighting with the enemy and untii
Victory is achieved. after which the SOL
diers are instructed to act with clemency
towards the vanquished, taking care OF
and curing wounded prisoners. who are
authorities. Unarmed persons who oifer
no resistance are 10 be taken to the
nearest village, and are TO receive help
during a stated time, according to orders
nraviously issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
THE NEW MARYLAND PRISON.
II Is Inspected by the Virginia Fens-
tentiary Onicials.

BALTIMORE. Md, November o'-Vps-
oial.)-Messrs. f. d. Glasgow and w. D'
cbesterman. directors OF the Virginia
nen,tentiary: Major B. w. Lynn. SUPER
intendent, and Mr.. w. c. west. afen'-
tect, visited the city to-day, ana unuer
the guidance OF Warden Wey'cF. maae
an inspection of the Maryland pen'ten-
tlary. The object of their Visit was 70
get points on prison buildings fer data
10 accompany a request for an appro-
uriation for improvements in the virginia
nenitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
NEGRO SHOOTS A WHITE LAD.
Son Of MIR. Long Receives Bullet
I'm His Leg-AndersOn Arrested.

The little son of Mr.. j. w. Long, VINO
keeps a store on Second street, was quite
painfully shot last night in front OF MS
fathers place by negro youth named
Garfield Anderson.
A number Of boys, among whom was
Mr.. Longs son, were playing marbles III
front of the store, when the negro iau,
apparently without cause, fired on tne
oroun Young Long was struck by the
bullet in the leg below the knee. The IN
Jury however is not serious, though very
painful and severe. ,.
The negro was arrested py Seiseal,
nm al the Second Police-Ssation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
Asks the Council to Carry on the
schools.

Charter Oak Council. No. 10, o., A.. u;
M, at its regular meeting last night had
a heated and lengthy discussion over the
action of the Common Council in refusing
10 annropriate the 5000 needed TO carry
the public schools to the end of the fiscal
wear. The following preamble and reso-
luton were adopted:
Whereas the City Council refused 20
maintenance and support of our city pub
lie schools: be it, therefore,
Resolved, That we request our CITY
Council TO vote at its next meeting salo
Contemplation. thus sustaining the pub
iicc schools in session for the balance OF
the term without a breach therein, and
not allow them TO close, believing that
untold injury would accrue therefrom'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA.
A Bill Proposing 1t Defeated by the
Senate.

ATLANTA, GA, November S.-ihS
Georgia Senate to-day defeated a mea,
sure which. II passed. would have hau
the effect of making Georgia a prohipi-
ton State. The bill has been pending III
the Legislature since last year, ana mas
been exhaustively argued. IL nas leu ~
three days' argument in the Senate, ana
to-day Senator Atkinson. Baptist MIN
lister, who is member Of the Senate
made a strong appeal for the measure;
He was willing that beer and wines
should be made not suplect 20 It's pio
visions. The vote was Is to e.
II is understood that the majority
against the passage of the bill would
have been proportionately much greater
i'm the House II the measure mad ever
reached that body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
-FOUR CHILDREN MURDERED.
Crime Believed to lie the Work oi
Tramp.

MONTREAL. QUEBEC, November o.-A
ouadruple murder is reported from Raw
don. Montcalm county, province OF que.
bee. The victims are the three dausn.srs
and one son OF Mr.. Nully. a farmer, VINO
having gone on visit Wednesday morn
ing. found the children murdered when m ne
ref,,rned home at night. The girls Were -,
ia. and IA and the boy 10 years old. Inree
tramp who is supposed to be the muf'
HaFar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
THE oYsTER-LINE DISPUTES.
yirrinfn's Commissioner, Mr.. Gunter'
Arrives In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, November s.-espe-
cial)-Benjamin It. Gunter. Jr., OF &C
comac county, the commissioner appoint
ed by Governor OFerrall 10 act with
Maryland's commissioner In the matter
~ the oyster-line disputes, arrived mere
today. Colonel Hodson, the commission
or for this State. was not In the CITY
and Mr.. Gunter will wait until he arrives.
The two will go TO Washington tose'her'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
TT. wants to Secure His Family His
tory.

cacratarv of the Commonwealth Law
1ass has received a letter from William
Walden. a real estate agent of Hannibal,
Mo who says he is over 50 years of age,
and veteran OF the Mexican war: he is
dasirous of associating himself with the
Cons of the Revolution, and asks that
he be sent a history of Virginia and Of
the Waldens-John and Joseph-hfs an
cestors. who enlisted from virginia IN
the Continental army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
SHOT BY A ROBBER.
John NEEDING Fatally wounded
while Lying In Bed.

DETROIT, MICH, November 5.--John
NEEDING. a shoemaker. was shot ana IN
tally wounded by robber early TINS
morning, while asleep in house on An,
tome street. Mrs. NEEDING was awakened
lust as the intruder appeared in the door,
way OF their room with lighted matcn
in his hand. Realizing he was detecte1'
the stranger fired revolver az 'hs Duu, ths
sleening man, piercing the lung and blood
vessels The robber escaped. Niedihg can
live but a lew hours.