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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
GERMhnY AND HAYTL
Serious Trouble Has Arisen Between
the Giant Empire and the
Little ReDUbHc.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAYT1, Oct. 21.-
Serious trouble has arisen between
Hayti and Germany. The German
Minister to lis republic, Count
Schwerin, has hauled down his
flag, and according to current report
three German warships are expected here
to back up the ult:matum of the Minister
10 Hayti, demanding an indemnify for
the alleged arrest ana Imprisonment of a
German citizen.
The affair has caused considerable ex-
element among the native population,
and some of the people have threatened
TO kill the German Minister and ell the
Germans in the place and vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
PUTEhM'S WIZ MHzLD.
Does Eot 60 Unless the Atheists s
Heirs Agree to Abide 6yHs
Terms.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Simon b. Putnam,
the somewhat noted atheist, who with a
woman was found dead in a room in a
Boston Hotel several months ago. left a
Will devising an estate valued at 500, 600.
located chiefly in this city and IN Cali
G lornia, IN the vicinity of Los Angeles.
This Will was TO- day admitted to probate
when 1t was found to have been witnessed
Dy but one person, which under Hin ois
law, which requires two witnesses, renders
the will invalid, unless its beneticiaries
enter into an agreement to abide by it's
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
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Nc CaHerfU to Sell HIS Horses.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3o.-A special to the
Inter Ocean from New York says; J. ].
McCafferty, the California horseman, an
nounces that he will sell his entire stable
at auction next Tuesday at Morris Park
track, with the exception of Requital and
Gotham These two horses he viii snip
TO Eng and in about eight weeks. Next
season he will join Lorillard and Keene
in their quest for honors on the English
turf.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
LmaeM heceired Or TIE MILAN.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 3O.-Bv in
vitauon of the Sultan the United States
Minister to Turkey, James B. Angel.
attended the selamlik on yesterday and
was afterward received in private
cordial audience by his Majesty.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
Western Addition Flats

North line (Nos. S24 and S26) Page st. 1919
feet east OF Scott-Two handsome we'll built moI-
ern flats of and rooms and bath; in good condi-
zion; brick foundations cement sidewalk: street
bituminized; lot 25xl37:6
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
pos,o6fce at Seffeck.

WAaHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-A postoffice
was to-day esta blshed at Selleck, Mari
posa County, Cal. E. +. Sullivan was ap-
pointed postmaster.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31

West line IN 2717 and 2719) Laguna ST. SO
feet south of Green-Two elegant modern fats OF
and rooms ami BATH nearly new we'll built
every convenience: street btuminzed; cement
sidewalk; lot 25x1O0.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
TUESDAY,
Z ..........NOvEMBER 2, tss,
AT OUR SALRSROON, 6sS MARKET ST..
Opposite Palace Hotel, San francisco.
sixth- Street Investment.

- asterly corner of Sixth AMI Shipley sts.; lot
10Xl22; to be sold whole with imnroyements
or suoolVlded as follows: Corner, 76x7B, with
pIoVements, suitable for market; lot 50x75 ON
ship ey St, with three houses. Z his property ia
In the heart Of the most thIckly populated section
OF the city can be improved 10 pay good interest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
Pacific Heights Rssidsnca
Improved Pacifin-Streat ~

South line Jackson ST, l56 feet west of Baker
walk; lot 25x127:SL4 3~
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Mission Rusinesa prona.4

Northeast corner Pacific and Jones-Two cot
annum: lot 45X6Q ~ F0N
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31

west SIDE Mission st., 40 feet north Of Brooks
through TO san Jose av.-Can be cut up into fats:
opposlte Cortland ave: improvements a good
4-toom COTTAGE 10. 60x17Sx52xl6S e
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31

Plerce-Street Improved Property.
NV corner (No. 9l5) Pierce st. ami (Nos lIO6
ana I1OS) Elm ave; a substantial 2-st ory BAY
window house of rooms and bath on Pierce st
and two 4-room flats on Elm ave corner lot.
25X1l0 ''
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
Western Addition Lot.
Richmond Lot.

North line McAllister St, 1873 west Of 7.
Ihree desirable lots, only short distance |
6oIoen Gaze Park; three lots, 25xI37;6.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31

EAsroN, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Office ana salesroom, 6SS Market st.. opposits
Palace Ho.el. ' SFA'e
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
Excelsior Homestead ro+

East line Lisbon, $50 feet south of France sr Q
flns double lot only short distance from Mission
road and electric cars; lot 5OxlUO.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31

East side Fourth ave. $50 feet soutE ~ I,aotL
or south California st-LeyeI and rsadr 90.
gu building; Fourth ave. severed and macadamIzedt
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
BABYs SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN

A Grateful Mother Writes this Letter
 Tells all about Her Troubles when
 Baby Broke out with ScrofuIa Sores.
 "At the age of two months, my baby began to have sores break out on his right cheek. We used all the external ap- plications that we could think or hear of, to no avail. The sores spread all over one side of his face. We consulted a physi- elan and tried his medicine, and in week the sore was gone. But to my surprise in two weeks more another scrofulous look ing sore appeared on baby's arm. It grew worse and worse, and when he was three months old, I began giving him Hoods SarsapariIla. I also took Hoods SarsaparilIa, and before the first bottle was finished, the sores were well and have never returned. He is now four years old, but he has never had any sign of those scrofuIous sores since he was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilia, for which I feel very grateful. My boy owes his good health and smooth, fair skin to this great med icine." MRS. s. s. WRoTEN, Farming ton, Delaware. Get only Hoods.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

IF Gov. McCord has any ild1eDce in
 the matter, snd ib is given ous that DC
 man osn be appointed to position in
 Arizona without bis endorsement, be should at once make some ( effort to have some Arizona repu blicsn lawyer put iD ths Doeition of U0ited States Attorney for tbe Territory. There comes 8 we'll grounded report that the President may sppoiot sn outside man to the position, and if that should happen upon what has already been done in the way Of orowding outside men into positions in ebs Territory, she position of the party in Arizona will simply De hopeless, it's party pride, its esprit dw corps, gone. There can and never will be blind fol- lowing of political bosses emong Repub- licsne Of Arizona; they may bs led by spirit of fair and honorable treatment. They esk for their party rights ard it is bus fair that they should Ie ceive that fTom higher sources to " nich they are entitled.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
BESIDE A GRAVE.
Sudden Death Yesterday Evening O.
 Undertaken Randall.

Sudden Death Yesterday Evening O.
 Undertaken Randall. Ths coffin had been lowered in the grave and the sexton was filling the lest offices to the dead, when A. G. Randall the undertaken, who had be sn s1pePin. tending the work, turned to walk to wards the hearse, when he suddenly stopped, his kpe ss tFem bled and he fell silently to the ground, where he remain ed motionlsss.
 l Those who observed the action rush. ed to the spot, but it was lifeless body they tsnderly picked up from the ground. Hs had died suddenly and sp- parently without pain.
 This sad event occurred yesterday evening about 4:3O o'clock. The funeral of G. A. Kirsiey was taken place, and Mir. Randall, most active for one of his advanced sge, was giving his personal astertion 50 the details of the funeral He went into the cemetery with the oortege and as soon as She ooffin was lowered and the grave being filled he turned 50 walk away as already des- cribed
 The cause of death was heart failure, deceased having suffsFed great deal lately from an affection of the heart, which primarily originated three years ago, when he was blood poisoned by pricking his hand with uesdle. He had intervals of illness as consequences and on two occasions nearly died. His latest illness was about two months ago.
 Yesterday he wss uausus ally active and in excsilsnt spirits.
 Decsased leaves a wife ard three children, E. Grant Randall, Miss Daisy and young son, about seven years of age. Mrs. Randall aud the youngest child are in the clty and she two other children are in she east.
 Deceased was 72 years Of age and was born in New York. He followed the rush to California in 40, sud prospeosed up and down the coast with indifferent success. He later went to South Amer ice, bus returned to the coasb where be lived for grea6 many years. He csms 50 Arizona abous ten years ego and started an undertaking establishment st Prescott. About five years ago he came to Phoauix and wapt into The undertaking busi 4ess With " A. Dsy,s the present partrsr-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

ONE of our morning cotemporaries remarks: "PsKents ought not to send babies to school, Kindergarten OF public. It is crime and one which a few fool parents are indulgine iD, in thIs ci.y' Evidently the writer Of that remark ha as not emerged from the bsckwoods of ed ucationsl methods of these modern times. When the writer of that note can show that 1t is more ipjurious to sm nse child tematicslIy and by the use of such material and measures ss will uDoonsciously educate him-in- still into him knowledge and skill that will be of use to hfu in future life, than to amuse him in a hsphazsrd way, or allow him to ''grow up" amusing him self ss beet he mey, by means that can by no possible means give him power for the future, then perhaps he can in- seEs tbe epithet of ''fcol psreDte'' into his mossbsck cFlEclsm; but not sill then.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
SCHOOL CENSUS.
Showing Number of Native and For,
 eign Born Pupils.

Showing Number of Native and For
 eign Born Pupils. 0. W. Grouse, county school superin- tendent has just completed his report to the uperintendent of public ineeruo- ion. The report gives the number oi pupils from each school district in the coVnty, whether native OF foreign born, or of foreign parents.
 The total number of children sttend- ing the schools of the county between the eges of six and eighteen years of age is 4144, of which number 2139 are boys and 1850 girls. 9 colored boys and 30 oolored girls.
 The number of nstivs born of native parents is 2685; native born. one parent foreign, 496; native boFn. 5nth parents foFeieh, 2S5; foreign born. TT.
 The schools are in 8 healthy condition and the report shows that the nun Der of pupils kept from school on account of illness IS comparatively small consid- eFiug tbe number oE school children. There is decided increase in the num- ber of pupils over last year, although three school districts have been allowed to lapse on account of pupils moving to other districts. Thsre ara large num- beF of school children living ID districts adjoining Phoenix who aEs attending city schools.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
THE MURDERER THORN Will Expiate His Crime by
 ElectrOcutiOn. NO HOPE FOR 4 NEW TRIAL. Mrs Mack Weeps When Notified of - -, Her Lovers Sentence
 to Death.

NEwY oRK, Dec. 1.-Martin Thorn
 who laet evening received the verdict O the jury, whtch will send hin to tn, slectric chair to expiste the murder o Wm. Guldensuppe, passed 6 quiet
 night in bis cell st Queens county jail
 When the sheriff went in to see Thorn this morning the condemned man said he had no appetite for breakfast but he felt load was of his mind. Thorn did not talk as if be had any hore Of getting new trial. He supposed, he said, that he would have to make up his mind for the worst.
 Miss Mack spent restless night, be- ing evidently much effected by She con- viotion of Thorn. When she heard of ehe verdict she weps and expressed sorrow foF her former lover. Although she says her conscience is relieved.
 Lawyer Howe denied in strong terms the statement that Thorn after convic tion confessed to the killing and dis memberment of Guldeneuppe. He re- iteFated his belief that the court of sp- peals will reverse the verdict.
 Police Captain Motheven, of Long Island, said: There are some discrep- enoies in the published report of Thoru's confession, but She main fact is unchanged. Thorn made part of hes confession to me and part to Sheriff Doht."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
MRS. MCKINLEY DYING Unconscious and the End Near
 at Hand. HER SON IS WITH HER. President McKinley's Wild Ride to Reach the Bed Side of
 His Dying Mother.
HER SON IS WITH HER

CANTON, Ohio, Dec. 3.-This morning
 Mrs. Nancy Allison Mckinley was re- ported sinking rapidly and the end 3D.
 peared near. Before she ispsed into un-
 consciousness sbe was given to under stand shat hsr son had left Washington
 toP Canton At each stop during she
 night word had been flashed to Canton of his progress and at each stop mes i sage told him he was still in the lead in
 his thrilling midnight race with the
 grim reaper. Finally the president re- tired to sleep.
 J When Pittsburg wss reached at 7:15 s.m. Judge Day accepted the offer of the railroad company and @ special en- gins WIS attached to the car. The president was st that time asleep. With out the loss of s moment the special engine dashed out of the smoky city. All the trains on the road were put on the sids tEscks At $50 the train reached Canton. Upon the arrival at the home of his mother President Mo Kinles entered the sick room and knelt by the bedside. She was unconscious. The little family group wss complete. Now all that remained was to wait for death and hope that before it came the mother would be abe once more to rec ogDizs her loving children.
 CANTON, Dso 3.-Ab halt past two the members of the family felt that she was steadily growing worse and could not last much logger. Mrs Duncan ar- rived from Obiesgo at 1:3O. No effort was made to arouse the patient. A o'clock the patient grew weaker.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
DISTRICT COURT
The Justice EfIlI Begins to Grind
 Ous Criminal Gases.

The Justice EfIiI Begins to Grind
 Out Criminal Gases.
 The trial jury wes impanslIed thii
 morning in the district court, the pro-
 caedings were delayed on account ol
 the numerous excuses offered by jurors important business affsirslsh stipFeclud ed all other matters. Judge Street ez cused those who had good rsasops for nos serving the county Rs jurymen, and in order 60 make up the dedcienoy, 8 special venire for twensy-four additional jurors was issued retuFnable this after noon st 2 o'clock.
 1 Those jurors who were in attendance and will serve Rre the following named F P Fowler. Bsrry Goldwster, A " Peters, W H Cox, W T Cummings Jos Thaiheimer, M Ester, Jss B Roach. Chss A Ksesler. Robt FFeidel. Ed A Poyen, Jacob R Spain, Jos B Muller M s NoviDger, Chas Pendergset, Bruce Perlsy, Geo P Pitkin. Willis Norton. T D Molloy, Perry Ssers, G T Switzer, John A Kurtz, B A Hadsell, Watson Pickerell.
 The case of R Lemon and Jose Men dozs. indicted for forgery was called but owing to lack of jurors wss continued untii this afternoon.
 Anderson and Sam Kerrick, chsrg- ed with cattle stealing plead not guilty and case was set for trial Dec 13.
 Toh gene Daley, indicted for murder plead not guilty and case was set for trial Dec
 Al Ksi, and Indian, for horse stealing entered plea of guilty ss charged and will be sentenced this evening. He was indicted on two aeparsts crimes for horse stealing.
 James Milligsn indiolsd by she grand juFy on 8 charge of robbery withdrew his plea of not guilty and entered 6 l plea of guilty to burglary In the second | degree.
 He made plea in bis own defense that moi5ened the eyes of all in ths corut room. He acknowledged to hay ing en sered snd robbed the house o' l the Norton brothers on the Tempe road, and said that his doS nfsll wes due to liquor, he being intoxicated on that oc- oasion. He said that he had taken the Keeley cure but again fell victim to drink. He spoke of she devotion of his young wife and then thew himself 2n themeroy of the court.
 Judge SsFesb FspFinanded the young nenfoR his wild waysand sentenced him Io five months in the Territorial prison
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
THE YUMA CANAL.

One Hundred COnVfcts to be Set to
 Work Monday.
 Governor McOoFd and wife returned this morning from Yuma. The Cover nor said that the citizsns of Yuma are looking forward to brighs future upon she com mpletion of the big canal. Hs said that forcs of for5y convicts are now employed on the canal, and that he hes made arrangements to put 100 more to work next Monday.
 A lsrge tent has been provided, which will be used to house the men at night. Oaly two gnidss will be necessary, one at each end of ths tent.
 ''You would be surprised" said tbe Governor, "so know how eeZer the oon- victs srs to work. When I called at ths prison they begged me to let them work on the canal. Those who are at preeeC vim. They are used kindly, have plenty to sa5, and while employed are in more contentsd spirit than when penDed up in the prison. Another in ducement for the convicts to work uu the canal is that for every three ds s they are employed on the canal. tht y are allowed four dave time On their sen teuce.
 ''One mile of the canal is com plete and there are yet twelve miles more of she smaller canal to complete. When thIs Is done work will ct once commence on the large OF main canal. "
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

THE vail of the free traders over the supposed incres SC In prices under the protective tariff is not fully justified by the facts. A recent investigation by the New York Tribune, slows that the sd vsncs in the price of articles import ed, besinR the estimate on the net change in some thoussDds of articles, is less than one per cent The Tribune finds in obe same investigation that there is a marked increase in tha prices of farm products generally. When the increase in earnings of those employed in the msnufaci uring lines and the in creased profits which those engaged in agriculture make, are coreidere q. it is eesy to see that the slight increase in pr;css of the class Of goods effected by she tar If is far more than balanced by the gain ID earnings Of these eu ployed in producing and man n0fecsnring.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
How 10 Prevent Pneumonis-

At this time ef the year cold IS very easily con nsracted, and if lefa to run it's coures Vithous the aid of scme reliable cough medicine is liable to result in great disease, pneomonIa. We kDow of no better remedy to cue 8 cough or cold than Chau berlsin's Cough Rs- msdy. We have ueed it quite exten- eiveiy and it has given entire sstisfsc- tion. O egab, lad. Ter. Chief.
 This is the only remedy that is known to be certain preventative Of pneumo- nis. Among the many thousands wbo have used it fer colds eI ls grippe, we have nevsr yet learned of B single oeee having resulted in pneumonia. Persons who have W weak lungs or have reason to fear an attack of pneumonia should kesp the retusdy at hand. Tbe 9 and 50 cent sza for gale by gil drug
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

n CoIGnEss will find no reason to regret it's recent tariff work, when it comes to- QetheF this month. The treasury re- ceipts under the new law have reached such a figure that it is perfectly appsr- ens that the measure Is going to be 8 success ss 6 revenue producer. The earnings of November were at the aver age rate of million dollars for each business day, and when the receipts which must come 6fter the stocks ot foreign wool, sugar and manufactures now in the con ntry have been consumed, is realized, the revenues will be ample to meet the running expenses ard re- store some of the loeees sustained un- der the Wilson law.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
AHousehoIo Neoessttv

Csecarets Candy Csthsrtic, the most "onderful medical discovery of the age, pleseant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively CD kidneys, liver and bowels, ,clesnsinR f1e an re system, spel colds. cure headache, fever, hebi- tusl constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. c. c. to- day; l0s 9, 50 cents. Sold and guran- teed to cure by sll druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
BuokIen's Arnloa saIve.

The bsst Salve in the world for Gu g, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhsurn, Fever Sor T, Tatter, Chapped Hsnds. Chi!bislrs, Corns, ard sli Skin Erupsions. and positively curss Piles, or 10 pay required. It is gusre 2. teed to give perfect satisfaction or money retundsd Price % cents a box. For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and he Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

IT is perhaps well to bear in mind the fact that the United States consumes annually s12o,OOO,OOO worth of sugar and that three -fouFthe of this is bought from foreign countries while we have vast eFess of country available for the successful culture of She sugar beet. Whats the matter with She Salt River valley in shis connection? The sugar beet is 8 success here and will increase in value ysas after year and it is report ed that capital stands ready to put in 8 suasT beet manufsctoFy as soon ss ouF farmers will Garee to supply it with sugar beete.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
TO SEEK GOLD.

Party of Texans to Explore ri uron
 Island.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. IA perty of four Texas froutisrsmen are prepar- ing to explore 9'iburon Island thorough ly OF die in the att ampt. They expect to find plenty of gold.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

THE newspapers no have been led to invest in the stock of the John Wedder- buYn Go. the fraudulent patent solici- tors of Washington who were recently squslched by tte Commissioner Of Patents are probably now out behind their offices kicking .ithemselVes. The Government report says there are three thousand of those unfortunate knights of the tripod.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
HAPPY WORKMEN.
Many Hundred Men Get Increased
 Wages.

Many Hundred Men Get Increased
 Wages.
 IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Dec. I.-The ten per cent advance in wages volunts- rily announced by the five big iron and ore mining companies of this region goes into effect today. Twenty-two hundred men are affected. Ib is fur ther announced that all the minee will be worked through the winter.
 YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 1.-Nesrly 1000 men in the limestone and iron trades benefit by the advance of wages which becomes operative today. The lime stone men, to total of 3O00, get 20 per osnt advance, while the raise or dered by the Mshoning Valley Iron Manufacturers Association, sffeoting nearly 40C0 employees, is of ten psr cent
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

THE last Scientific AnlericGr sdes- cYibes a dummy railroad car recently put into service on short line in New Englard that is destined to become yery popular with railroad companies operating local linee The csr comprises engine room, smoking apartment sud passenger apartment all in one structure and carries water and coal enough to run seventy miles
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

The Board of Education of the Normal school has just purchased the very latest edition of Johneon's Oyclo- pedis for the use of the school. It was completed in Decem Der, 1896, and is SD up-to date work in every respect.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Mnnev Markets.

NEW YORK, Dso. 3-SiIver certifi- oates, 5916 e 50; bar silver. 5956 Mexican dollars 45. $
 NEW YORK. Dsc. 3.-Copper, finn; brokors 10 0715; exchange, 10 so; lead strong; brokers $50; exohsng 3.70.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

CONGRESSMAN Maguire of California will be she next Democratic candidate for Governor of that state. He does not expect to go back to Congress-; his conclusion is sound; there gre too many Republican in bis district.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
SNOW sTRoM

Is Extended Over the Entire State
 of Kansas.
 TOPEKA, Dec. 3.-The first general snow storm of the season fell in Kansas last night extending over the entire state Reports from various points show fall of an average from three to six inches. The storm extended as faR wese as Denver.
 Santa Fe officials say that fouF inches fell along their line in New Mexico.