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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
As a Result. One is sunk and Four Sailors
Drowned.

London, Nov. 26.--The British steam
err Baron Ardrossan from Bombay oc-
tober IA for Antwerp and Havre, col
lided with the Austrian steamer Toxic
last night off Dungeness, The Toxic
sank shortly afterwards. Four OF her
crew were drowned and nineteen others
were rescued by pilot cutter. The
Baron Ardrossan had her bow stove
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

to Knox so that Judge 7. A. Nelson
would try these casee
There are also cases against Robert
Cattlctt and Robert wade charged with
having lnstigated the crime and paid
Wynn and Upton for It's commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

White Rocks, Utah. Nov. 25.-Agency
officials have been ON the alert for
trouble among the Uucompnhgre and
White River Utes ever since the dead
and wounded Indians shot by game
wardens We're brought to the rcserva-
ton. Numerous applications have been
made by the Indians to Agent Beck
for permission to so hunting, but they
have been refused Today Agent Beck
discovered that IA number Of young
bucks We're absent. A rigid inquiry
was made at once and half breed
confessed that an old sub-ohief had
persuaded the missing bucks to nc
company him to the Colorado hunting
grounds to wreok vengeance on those
implicated in the killing of Indians at
Lily Park. Agent Beck at once as
sembed his Indian police and instruct
ed them to follow the fuGtives with
all possible speed and not return with
out them. He also notified the army
officers at Fort Duchesne to hold
troops in readiness.
Elisha y. Reynolds. Republican
agent for the Indian office at Wash
ington, is here holding an investiCa-
ton into the recent killing of Indians
by the Colorado game wardens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

New York, Nov. GA dispatch t.
the Herald from Lima, Peru. says;
II il Officially announced that tn
new cabinet will be composed as fol
lows. Minister of Home Affairs
Senior Bomana. Justice-Jose A. |.
Vale. War-Senor Pardo. Publit
Works--David Fores. Flnance-Jos
Maria Puente. Foreign Affairs-senor
Rey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
Rotnschilds' ships for Alaska.

San Francisco. Nov. 26.-The Roths-
childs through the San Francisco house
of Leibes & Co.. are about to enter the
Alaska trade. Four steamers are being
built in sections by w. II. Brick & Co.,
the owners of the California machine
works. When this contract is full
filled the machinery and timbers will
be sent to Dutch Harbor, near I'm
alaska, to be set up. The firm will
then build nine barges in sections to
follow the material for steamboat
building and the burgess viii likewise
be put together at Dutch Harbor.
All of this work is being done for the
Alaska Exploration company, which
was Incorporated about four months
ago with capital of 100000,
Mr.. Leibes. in speaking of this pro
iect, said that 1t is proposed to have
the steamers and borges ready for
business when the ice breaks In the
Yukon in June.
He said that the Rothschilds are in
terested in the venture which was ar
ranged in London five months ago, and
there is practically unlimited capital
behind It,
Besides doing n general transporta-
ton business the company will estab-
fish trading stations and thoroughly
explore the country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

In the game of football yesterday
between the Lincoln and Seventh
school young Tigers) football teams
the Lincoln school won by score of
" TO 0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
ut NEW Pacific CABLE.

Beln. Declded Objections to Its
Il, onder British Control.
], .ttofrespondNNoV 25,-The Washing
Ssriy Of tba aI ,a,, Of the Herald is au-
,.,,,str, tbe eeSire Of the British gov
sss.'i,e a pr,the United States shall
" N ent sfitlsh company to land n
w The Hawaiian Islands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26

EVENING PAPER is THE
pApeR OF TO-DAY, THE
w uoRNiNG PIPER is THE
PAPER or YESTERDAY.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
MEXICAN HORSE THIEVES
A Freighter Held Up By the Gan
 and Seriously Hurt.

Freighter Held Up By the Gang
 and Seriously Hurt.
 The gang of horse thieves whose early morning exploits in Tombstone were published in the Prospector yes- terdsy have added another chapter to theiR caReer of crime, and if caught will suffer the penalty.
 Word was brought in yesterday from PsaFce that the trio were seen near Peagce Sunday ofternoon but did not stop ia town, pushing on ahead, and, se near as cen be learned, when some dis sance on the road they met Ben Moore, a fEeighter, who was returning to Pssrcs on horseback and alone. The MeKicans commanded halt, end en- forced the ordeT by presentation of Winchestesa. Moore, who had just sold his teams for some $500, which amount he had on his person, made courageous attempt to escape. The sssntly shot was fred and his horse Iurched forward and fell dead, the rider being czught underneath, and as subse- quently developed, his left leg wae broken.In workplaces. In this helpless condition the robbers searched their victim and secured S210 in money.
 The Mexicans had left theiF horses by the side of the road, End at the time Of the hold-up were afoot, but immediately after mounted and oontin ned ahead, and it is believed tbe des> peradoes are headed toward Clifton, where they have friende.
 It was several hours after thehold-up before Moore vas discovered OF able to make the facts known, and the fugisives had ths advantage of being many miles ahead of the following posse. Sheriff White end Deputy Otto Moore wsFs ss Pesrcs yesterday iu pug suit, and will try and head of the flee | ing ou tlRWe. .-Tonlbston PrOspector l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28

I few weeks ago the editor was taken with 8 very severe ooid which caused him to be in most miserable condition It was undoubtedly 'bad case of Ia gRipp end recognizing it ss dangerous he took immediate steps te bTIng about 6 speedy cuFe. From the advertisement of OhambeHlain's Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations in cluded therein, we concluded to make 8 first trial of thejmedioine. To say shat it was satisfactory in iss results, is put ting it very mildly indeed. Is acted like magic and the result WEE speedy and permanent cure. We have no hesitsncy in recommending thIs excel lent Congh Remedy to anyone afflicted
 en a cough or cold in any foFm.-The
 tnner of Liberty, Libertytown, Mary # hd. The25 and 30 oent sizes for sale
 all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
TERRITORIAL NEW5.1
Cochise County:


 There is talk of a party of prospeotors going from Bisbee to tbe Ysqui country to prospect for gold. It is said to be a rich country to tbe venturous pros- pector to labor in and we hope to hear of the gentlemen making big strike. - Bisbee Tyre.
 Stephen Johnson, who was reported dead last Saturday, is very indignant that such a report should gain ciFculs- tion, and esys that if be could find the perpetrstor of the hoax he would make him think that be was the livess dead man that ever struck Blsbee. -Bisbee Tyre.
 Last season Sonora exported one hundred and ffty-fve carloads of OF eoges. The coming season the sRgFe- gate will exceed two hundred carloads as estimated by the officials of che Sonora railway .-ProspectOr
 Considerable excitsmsnt vas aroused in Tombstone yesterday when early in the moruing she fact developed that horse thieves had operated during the wee hours and sseslthily made away with several horses, saddles, etc, and left foY parts unknowu. As oon ss the losses were made known the shssiff and several deputies were soon securing the country, and several individuals also took up the search. but up to today nc trace of the thieves had yet been found
 
 Is was reported in this cisy today that the town of Benson was on fire and that half oe the town was in ruins. The report has not been verified as yet, how ever.-Prospector
 Ben Moore, the freighteF who wal held-up and relieved of S21O. now be lieves ia to have been done by ChacoD and who had such thrilling experience usrFow escape from death, ,at the hands of this murdeFous bandit, Is resting easily at the hospital. The shin bonG is badly broken from the fall he received from his horse, but he Is thankful that he was not Eiddled by bullets. He car easily identify the robbers if captured -ProspectoT.
 Supt. Wm. Johnson of the Colo Cliff at Pearce WAS in town today on { flying business trip. In answer Ito ar inquiry Mf. Johnson stated that the cyanide tanks of the company were uI and the first screenings were being worked yesterday. He states all tests made with the cynide process before the erection of the plant gave the Eosi satisfactory results of any ore that has come uud1s his observation. The ore gave 8 result of 95 per cent and higher. The capacity of the plant IS now ten tons daily, which will be increased later, and it Is thus seen the Gold Cliff will now rank as producer, and with iss success operations will be extended on laFges scale, the result of conveF- sativs, practical and energetic mining which has marked the progress of the company from She outses.-Tom6stone Prospector
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
YaVapai County:

Reports from different quarters of the town are Go the effect that PFeecotts Jack the Ripper continues to be ter FOE to ladies who go out alone at night or even in the day time in the outskirts of the town. n.-Prescott Courier.
 MP. and Mrs. R. H. BuFmisteF, and the lstteF's mother, Mrs. F. 4. Bash ford, will leave on this evenings train for Phoenix for brief visit. MEs BsshfoRd has not been in that town since 1880. 0.-J0ur71GE- -1finer.
 According to the Jerome Nelcs, Rev. John Cashmsu, pastor of the Baptist church in that city, was quietly given notice by members of the church to leave town at once, which be did with out waiting for 8 second invitation. Fhe Rsv. Cashmsn had attempted familieFties that do not compoFt with the teachings of the Bible. and wholly at variance with She moral advance ment of that community, hence his sud- den departure. The membe of the church are to be congratulated foF the wise methods employed in giving the gentleman of the cloth his walking papers and it Is to be hoped they will secure @ minister of the gospel to i'll the vacancy y.-JOzLrnGL- Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
Tucson Citizen.

Those who believe chronic diaFrhoes
 to be incuFsble should read what Mr. P. E. Grisham, of Gasre Mills, Ia, has to say on the subject. viz: q have been a sufferer from cbrouic disrrhoss ever sincs the war and have tried alI kinds of medicine for it. At lest I fourd remedy that effected a cure and that was Cham bsrleiu'e Colic, Cholera and Diarrboes Remedy" This medicine can always be depep ded upcp for collie, cholera morbue, e,dysentryier disrrhoea. It is pleasant to take and Dever fails to effsct cure 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by sIl drueeiete.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
wEsr END ITEMS
What Is Going On In . Lively District.
 WEST END. Oct. IS.

WEST END, Oct. IS.
 Our school continues during institute week.
 Mrs. T.J Walker was visitor at H Greenhaw's Thursday.
 Miss Garry Rsynolds is home from the Tempe Normal for the coming week.
 Miss Daisy E .ger of Phoeoix is epend- ing few days of her vacstion wish her friend, Lsttie Lorna.
 Thomas Grasahaw returned from {. seversI Rsek=' visit with h.s mother snd sister at Paosnix, Saturday
 Miriam and Paul Gr@eu1sE, accom- paoied by shelF govsrness. sttsnded the Mango Gillardo coaoe-s Friday even ing.
 L.O. Haynes of Buckeye has remov- sd his family to tts Hawksns ranch, where he intends to remain for the coming yesr.
 School report for moath ending Oct. Ssh: Number of pupils aorolied, g; average daily sstepdauce, 30; uem-e of pupils neither absent nor taFdy duriI g the month, Joe Kimber, Psui end Mary Grssnhaw, James Rsynoida, Louis, R1xie and Lydie Lutgerdiog, Charley D drsd, William Loxe, Jane. Oharley, John and James PenderR est. Roder'ck, Al bert. O5csr. Jack and Jewel Wslker, and Susie Welborp. Nape of pupils receiving DO demerits Joe Kim Der, Paul 9reenhaw, James Reynolde, Louise LutgsrdinR, R0zie LutgeFdins, Jsne and Charley Pendsrgsst, Robere Lowe, Oscar and Albsrt Walker, Sydpey. Ven ,el, Herbert, Fay and Lawre ncs Your g, Laura Simpsoc.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
Pima County:

O. J. Doyle came in from Helmet Peak mines yesterday, where he and Charles Dougherty sre ssking out high grade silver and gold ore from the Helmet Peak mine. The mine is located almost on She top of the peak at 8 height almost perpendicular from the base. The first ore taken out some mouths ago was hauled down by Joe Scott and Dougherty on 8 raw hide, then they made tFail, and the faithful buFro transports the ore. The richness of the mine may be estimated, when it is known that the last shipment gave APO ozs silver. S70 in gold and Is per cent lead. There is now about half car load of this character of ore sacked, and she amount will be increased to car load within month, thsn they will ship. The ore thus far has all been taken out sb 8 depth not 10 exceed twenty feet. The formation is lime and from all appearances the boys have 8 Klondyke right at our door, as Helmet Peak is not more than twenty miles dis tsnt f om Tuc:on;almoss within ssstonee throw of the Copper King and San Xavier mines from which copper and lead ore are being extracted. The San Xavier IS taking out and shipping about fifty tons daily and with very eatisfac tory results.
 MT. Doyle says the Olive camp dis trict is full of life end much work is ir progress and the outlook was never SC bright, or so many rich mines being deveioped.as now.-Tucson Star.
 Ben Heney has been employed by the Board of Supervisors 50 expert ths county books as compensation of S7 5( per day. Supervisor. Bullock dissentipl to the sppoin tment.- Star.
 "MejoI" Nsustatter stated this noFr ing that some one had stolen the tse from his dogs oollsz, and he is nov con sbsntly in dread of She dogcstcher Several parties have also recently made the same complaint. Their only con- clusion ss 60 the cause of it is, tbat ths business of the dogoatchers has beer pooF of late and the fact that the price of home made sausage Is advancing slst makes it look suspicious - Tucson Citizen.
 Thomas Hughes received his commis- sion ss postmaster of Tucson this morn ing, aad that office will be turned oyer to him this evening at 9:3O o'clock. IT an interview this morning MF. Hughes stated thas most of the present employ es of the offios would be retained, tol the present ss least, and If they care sc stay perhaps permanently. - Tucson Citizen.
 It is understood the building of rail road from Oochise station, on the South ern Pacific, to Psarce is being sgitateG again among the promoters oF th, enterprise, and it's construction is among the future possibilities Tucson Citizen.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
BuokIen's Arnloe saIve.

The bsss Sslve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Uicers. Salt Rheum, Fsves Sores, Tstter, Chapped asuts, OAublsins, Corne, and all Skin Ero osions. sud posit valy cures Piles, OF nc nay required. It ia guarsn- sesd to give psrfees satisfaction or money rsfuodzd. Price 9 cents a box. For sale by Kayatons Pharmacy and the Phoenix Dfug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
LETTER LIST.
Unclaimed Letters fin che Post Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Oct.
 19, 1897.

Unclaimed Letters fin the Post OfHce at Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 19, 1897. Adams, Miss Ageie OhaRlsoa. Miss A Crosby, B Doraty, Emmett Durbin, Paul DnFfee, Ed Forbes, Allan R Harris, J Hoan PsteT G Hsllis, JR Iren berg, Geo F Jones. A LeRoy-1 KayloF, Daniel s McGee, John B-2 Miller, Miss Lena Miller, Mrs Mary B Neil, Miss Ida Penny & Moore Pillar, Walter Pitts, George Porter, J N Reed, G W Reynolds, Wm F Rice, Thos Rutter, O Rose, Jessie Robertson, O SeaFle, Wm Sire, Holmes Spinal, s Trsek, Saml D TuFchs, Otto Watson, Philip White, Thcmas Nj
 CARTAs EsPANoLAs. Jssus Areva!o Juan Oerrsno Osrloss Dorsme Petra Flores Esp'zs M de Flores Bsrnerdino Gerola Juane LuceTo Roman Rodriguez Jose Montes.
 Gall for advertised letters.
 w. E. THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
A Household Necessity.

CasosFets Candy CethaTsic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system. dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habi- tusl constipation and biliousnees. Please buy and try box of c. 0. O. to- day; 10, 9, 50 cents. Sold and guFan beed to cure by all druggists
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, gE STOR SD
 sRs 80 DAYS.
eooD tFFE, rs Ar ONCE.

FOOD fFFE, Ts ONNE.
 CANTCN'S vTTA LIZER Cures General or Special ieoility, Wakeful- nees, SperDatorrhcaa. Emissions. Imputency, FSresis. etc Corrects Functional Disorders caused by errors or exeessss. quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old or yoorg. giving Visor and Strength where formerly weakness pre- vailed. Convenient pa sxag-. simple, sffsotual and legttimars. Cure ts qttick and thorough.
 Don't be deceived hy initaci,.le, insist on CANYONS Vltalizers. Sent scaled if your irr es st does hot have it. Price one collar per pack sse. 6 for S5 with written qua, a1tss of complete ars Information. referel ces, etc., frss and 60 ddeotial. Sen,i as stat, rnent of eRse Rnd 25c for 8 Heek'e tTfsi trestTus nt. One cniy sent 70 each person.
 ANTON MED. O.. BOsTON MASS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
A NEW KLoNDYKE
Great Excitement Over the Copper
 River Country.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21. The Klon dike fsvsr has spread to Copper river a Id there is nov almost ss much ex- cstement over that county ss over KIondyke. Many expsdisione are nov bsing ti5ssd ont hsrs sod three vessels ara aiready or the gay to the nsw fields.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28

DF. D. Nj. Pormsn, of Phoenix, has baen sppointed surgeon Of the s F P. & P railroad, V ca D.. Scott Helm, deceased Journal Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
From Fridays Daily !.


 A letter from Editor c. W. Pugh oi the Stockman locates that gentleman et Lexington, Kentucky, where he is en, oyins life and rapidly regainIng his health.
 Mir J ' T nth and wife returned this D oFning from San Francisco where
 MF Smith underwent two operations on his eyes with the resultiIthas his sight Is almost completely restored.
 A pain in the ohsss is natures Rarn- ing tha5 pa=umoe's Is threatened Dampeu 8 pieoa of fspnel with Oham oeflaiu's Pain B alm and oiud oveF She seat oi pain aud another on the back besweeu the shoulders, and pPompb re- lief will follow. Sold by all druggists. <
 Contractor Toohey this morning placed s large number of men and tsams at wo;k exoaveting for the foundation of the new W. o. O'Nsill building on the oorner of First Avenue and Adams street adjoining the new Pa4et building. The new bniIding will be two story brick for business pnF- poses and will be ss su bstansi sial AS stone @ and brick csn make 1t.
 Yesterday morning car lead of min ing machinery was received in this city foP ths FollsR mine in Yavspai county, and this morning two more carloads were received fer the same property The machinery consists of ten stamp mill, concsn sEstors, etc, and will be taken to the mine by MT. Chas. God deFd, who is now in this city for that purpose. Mr. Goddard has recently completed 8 good wsgor road from his station to the mine which makes that property more accessible from this city than from Prescott. thouGh about she same distance from both places. Mir. Goddard hss been hauling freight for shsee mines for some days and by next Tuesday expects so compiste the work of dspositing ss the mine two hundred tons of freight, including 40.00O pounds of provisions, etc., pure based from the merchants of this cisy- This is bus sample of ths value of good roads from this city so the great mining region to the north and without gu ession were better roads maintained the trade of this oity would be materially edvapcsd.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
From Fridays Dany.

| EIo LII EAta| O1AASs A. J. Peters will ship 8 car of hay
 tonight
 Miss Lulu Schmidt is visiting with
 friends in Phoenix. Boone Lewis has returned to tbe Yavspei County mines. Msssrs Tom Hsgsn and J. E. Dunn went to Phoenix this morning. Mrs J. B. Manly and children left last night for OlaFksville, Arksusas to join Mir. Nj Msnly.
 Howard Woods will leave for Los Angeles again tomorrow night 10 look after his business.
 A quiet wedding took plecs Wednes- day night ss the residence of Ar. W. L. Webster. The contracting parties were Miss Evelyn Webster and MF. John Beeies and Rev. A. B Tomlinson ofioiated. The bride has been a resident Of Tempe for the past two years and during that time has made large num- bsr Of friends Mr. Beales WAS form- erly resident of Phoenix where he was connected d with the gas works but during recent ysBrs bae been engaged in business in Eddy, N. NJ. ehough he has again returned to Phoenix where the newly welded couple wi;I mske their homs. Congratulations are ru- merous epd it is hoped their future will be bright
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28

Fro ID ThpUsday's Daily.
 MP. J. H. Roberts, who has juss sold a mine in the Humbug country for SSO0O, IS in the city looking after a milling and smelling enterprise upon which he
 is ss work. He already has 8 quantity of machinery on the ground, four miles east of VulbuFe sIdiag, where be will erecs Q smelseR and 8 milling pFoposi- | eion for which he has a fine mine to 1 furnish tke ores to keep them running | Mr Roberts Is one of the Fustlers of
 the Territory in mining affsirs and is
 making money at is.
 The wedding of Clara E. Wilky and John Myers vas solemnizsd last even- | jag at she residence of the brides
 parents in she Cartwright districs. The groom is a well-known farmer in that district while the bride is one of the
 fairest daughters of she Salt River valley. She has resided in the valley
 with her parents for she past ten years | and has grown up loved and respected | by all who were so fortunate ns to know her. The ceremony was followed by 8 | dance and wedding supper which were participated in by sne numerous friends
 of the contracting parties. The HERALD extends congratulations and best
 wishes for 8 delightful journey down the stream of life.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
Interesting Paragraphs
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Mr. Wm. Peck who was badly ipjur- cd by being thrown from his horse Moudsy mornipg was able 60 bs on bhs etreetithis morning.
 A special train of thirteen cars of cattle and three of hogs lefa this city this morning over the s. F. P. & P. road for Los AngsIes.
 Talk of the prosperity of Soushern California;! Ar!z ona can beat it hollow A man came there one day with buvro snd cosncob pipe, neither of them | loaded, and six months later he blos- somed out as 8 blosted capitalist, the proud posssssoF of 8 wife and 8 half in tsyest in g sawmill.-Los Angel Times l A qulet wedding was solemnizsd last evening at the residence of Dr. Belden on North Third avenue which united se man and wife Dr. A. M. Futile and Mrs Louise G. Lighshizsc. But few intimate friends of the contracting par | ties were present and after the ceFemo- ny a wedding supper was enjoyed. Both 1 bride and groom eFe we'll and fsvorably
 known in Phoenix where they have re- sided for many years. The bride is z leading membe of several benevolent
 societies apd her good work has csused
 her name to be beloved by many WhC
 have bsen' benefited by her various
 scts of charity. The groom Is one O
 the leading physicians of the city snC
 during the past five OF six years he hal
 established the reputation of being on'
 of the best practitioners in the valley
 The newly welded couple have sskeI possession of an elegant home on NoFtl
 Fourth avenue where they will reside