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New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
A TALE OF SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"

Sentimental Tommy" met "Clyte' "In Silk At
tire I'm Far Lochaber." "In Luck at Last" he
said, tits Joy to meet "Once Again" Far From
the Madding Crowd" I'VE Two" 1.-Two Years
Ago" "All In Garden Fair" at "Middemarch.
Deep Down" among white Heather" where
in Innocent Loyalty vowed to become Man
and Wife" Alas "she" replied. After Mental
Struggle" were "SIngularly Deluded." for In
Cruel London l met ALAN Quartermain' and
Found Out" my Peril" "Precaution" came on
"DaWm to "cIs "EsveS my 's6reams were of Gold
Uncle jack favored us" and "Twixt Smile and
Tear" "Terrbly Tempted" I'm Hot Haste" con-
sented "Only a Word More"-act with Proper
Pride" within Limitations" forget our Blind
Love- and AT Any Cost re.enter Ihe Great
World" Madame" II Say No.. cried Tommy.
though "One Against Many" "Forestaled" by Very
Hard Cash." and only Clod," Two Bad Blue
Eyes shall not me "Dishonored by FOui
Play" No. Beautiful wretch Under strange
Mask" ri be The Spy on hts shas, SefdoGmed he Ieed
sas e nnd his .o faps bs G h
Golden Calf" Yours is "A Dangerous, .s,, Game e.,
Loose" with Us for Victims .The Little Jewel,
laughed "You Know Not the Heart or Mad;; MAID;
| pictured "A Phartom Lover ana toid luie
Tales" being "A Little Make. Believe A%ians %
Wife! Never my Hero" my Gearrs rs DsenSd ReYnSd
Compare and to Beat" WE sm VII 2of soint Be
but Piuck' shall help Matrmony and s ,,. "a
Mint Of Money" And he added Name ana PaRe
an" ~ No. 326 Columbus ave. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY g. 1907.

wronged wife" heard Of The Marriage 60 Contract" t
Twenty Years After a package was returned %
Under Sealed orders. Marked Personal rne
Foregone Conclusion was that "A homanIc
Young Lady, TOO Late Repented" and AN Aver
age Man" was weighed and wanting ,rrD
No. 1n Clifton Place. Brooklyn. e
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

Joshua" and "Lothair" sousht Red Diamonds.
One "May'' Eve" in "Ninety-three" he was
"Called Back" to Home Influence" ..,,
No. 1903 Q-st.. n. w. Washington. ID. c.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
"KITTY'S CONQUEST"-"A VICTORIOUS DE-
EEAT"; OR. CONE WOMAN'S WAY"

"In North County Village" Tom Jones'" IAN
Iceland Fisherman" "Wooed and Married Kate
Carnegie" "A Chance Acquaintance"
THE wOOING OFT"
"It" was "A Strange Story" "On Both Sides"
Said Sentimental Tommy: Great Cats! Have
Met" Divers Women OF Noble Blood" Noble
Name and Noble Life" but. Honor Bright"
Nobody" 'IIithero' whose Bright Star Of Life
Alone could Pilot this Sailor Boy" "All
Adrift" into THE Snug Harbor' OF "Matrimony."
Here Beside the Bonnie Brer Bush" Near TO
Natures Heart" "Wilr' "My Little Lady" "Pict-
ure" An Average Man" I'm the Ranks. :" with
the Best Intentions" transformer by The
Light of Her Countenance" into "A Successful
Man" True a. Steel Risen from the Ranks"
OF a Man" is yours-"Make or Break!
"Bonny Kate" Said In Fun II Say, No.; "I
Have Lived and Loved"
"Oh. Earthly Paragon" bid mo walt and Hope
In Patience" for Royal Favor" Which Shall II
Be"-"Lover or Frend''
THE TURNING OF TIE TIDE"
"A Fatal silence favored The Lucky Lover"
interrupted" by Innocent ''Invaders'-"A Red
Spider "Unawares' Playing the Mischief with
the "Womans Reason" 'Iieixed In by Hopes
and Fears" what Might Have Been Expected
was What Katy Did"-"She." only Human"
swooned.
WHAT KATY DID NEXT"
Called Back From Dreams to Waking" She
speaks: Such Good Mani "Bravol' Dear
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
THE STORY OF a BAD BOY"

phillip Nolan's Friends considered him "A Mod
ern Instance" Of Degeneration" Though one OF
"Jos Boys" "He" was quite unlike Giovanni and
the Other Eight Cousins" Being Boy
"Dred"ed by ALL and who should have been kept
I'm Durance Vile'' from THE Early Dawn" till
AFTER Dark and "Vice Versa" He made ''Puss
Cat New" tore THE Lilac Surbonnet Sister
Dora made for "Bootles' Baby" Through the
Looking Glass out Of the window. hid Colonel
for FarthnG" TO buy candy. drowned "The Dog
Crusoe in st Romans Well" robbed "Woferts
Roost." STOPPED all THE Clocks Of Rondaine. sent
THE Children of the Poor Swiss Family Robin
son. on "A Fools Errand" I'm the Heart OF tho
Rockies" locked THE Hoosier Schoolmaster and
prince Otto into Uncle Toms Cabin hazed
TON Brown at Oxford" carried "Chips from
German Workshop to feed the flames when Lon.
don Burned" though he had "A Mortal Antipathy ,
TO Work" revealed "Old Mamsee's Secret and
when 'Dr. Sewers Alfred the Great goose
intrusted him with Lady Walworths DIAMONDS
he sold them at Mr.. Isaac's' "Od Curiosity shop
and Ran Away to Sea" with the Money" He be
Babies and ''The children Of the Abbey, carrying
them across THE oxen Deep to "Cudjo's Cave,
on Treasure Isla! " -
The Vicar. OF Wakefield" John Ward,
Preacher" and "Ninety-three' other Representa-
tive Men, endeavored TO reform him Thomas
jefferson" tried all Through One Administration
even having him six Months at the White House
But. Or Johns remarks in his Studies OF
Character, reform was out Of the Question, and and
Quite Eighteen he took the Life of Washington
and so fell a victim to "The Headsman s axe.
ADELAIDE TAYLOR, Geneva, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
.,Nxr" "EyPER1ENCE OF LIFE"


"Chr,ssy's Endeavor' THAT Night to smoke
was almost Suicide" "IIitherto" 1.-THE Use OF
Tobacco" by Fair Women" hasn't been "A Great
Success" except by Proxy" still Hour wives
md Daughters don't often step Aside, ana 50
"AIy LADY Nicotine" doesn't "Kilrnery."
"T,nawares" on IAN April Day." Hamlet III
out in 'Confidence" to us. and I'VE TWO, some
Fast Friends" but It's "A Dead Secret
1.-The Picture" OF her Utter Failure, and Ihe
Doctors Dilemma" 'In the Early Dawn, with
Mrs Solomon Smith Looking On is "Only en- In
cident of how "Our Young Folks aren't all step
ping Hcavenward" But let us Spare Hours from
being Left Behind "In the Wrong Paradise by
the Desperate Remedies" OF THE Damnation OF
Theron Ware" and Letters from He'll
mo Relations" can Babylon" Proper Pride
more than Dick Duncan" but "Al He Knew" was
"Dicks Sweetheart" and she" Woodruff IT,
so IT. was Her Own Doing. and 'Lothair'
she was like The Late Mrs Null"
sNy Desire" she gasped is TO be Alone. and
The Man She Loved' had mo Alternative" but
sent for The Country Doctor IN Dred. Her Ter
I would "Rutherford' ''The Brook and Rob Roy"
OF his "Betrothed" than describe this pinch OF f'x-
"Eunice" "Odd People may I'm the Heart of the
Storm Sea Change from Shore and Ocean.
and then will not Marvel" at her Rest and IN
rest" and my "Precauiion" .
says NY Mover is full OF White Lies and
'NIoonshine," bu: What Can She Do?' She's Only
a Girl" who came "Out of the Wreck That Win
give Ev Gisp' iisr"g '0r one LiVvINGsToN MoRG4N..
New Brunswick, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
BLACK BEAUTY"-"A STRANGE STORY"


Master Humphreys Clock" bought by His
Other Wife" in "A Moment of Madress'' at "The
County Fair" licked mcrrily in THE Old Curiosity
Shop" THE Black Cat" listening fell asleep but
waking found herself Face TO Face with "Peck's
Bad Boy" for whom cats "A Terrible Tempta
tion" Put Yourself in His Place"-boy alone with
cat. "Houp-lar" shrieks Jack" Mauw! shreks
'Vixen' "At Bay" In comes THAT Lass O. Low
ries." "A North Country Maid" Not Like Other
Girls" in fact, called 1.-The OldFashioned Girl" for
Her Gentle Deeds" 'She." saying What VIII He
Do With It?" tries putting Tho Beautiful Wretch
Behind Closed Doors; boy shouting II Say No.
"She" screaming Just AS AM" "A Maiden All
Forlorn." I'll Punch" you. Both grab "The Black
Dwarf" becoming "Entanged." when in walks
The Minister'S Wife" In silk Attire carrying
Poor Miss Finch" With "A Pair of Blue Eyes"
Wide World Peril is this find you in? Drop
Miss Tommy and explain. Although "A Fair
Maid" RED as a Rose Is She now at this rebuke.
and. being "A Wilful Maid" answers not. Sealed
Lips" displease Mrs. Godfrey" who turns TO
John" He glibly answers: Some One Else per-
haps "Heen's Babies" threw the creature 'On the
Worlds Mergy ;oa we srsIecing FOI , rnaya
Copperfeld.'' intend to drop her AT His Gates"
Heavenly Twins" murmured Madam" but ,Puss
In Boots" going home to Mrs. Lirripers Lodg-
inRs." snarled. We'll Out OF It," now I'll take the
"Precauton' "At Any Cost TO send Letters from
He'll. soaring that boy within an Inch of His
Life" '"Beauty's Daughters" For Her Dear
Sake" hate Small Boys in Big Boots"
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
"CROSS CURRENTS"

.rI,o,,o,orr,, Finn " full Of Dreams" and Con
fdence" on "A Fools Errand' to VANITY fair
wooed "A Lady Of Quality" thus: dearest" my
DESTINY" Some Say I'VE Two are "The Hea'-
enly Twins" Let's be MAN and Wife.
"Three Feathers" adorned Tho Witchs Head ;
her ewes flashed "Snhrc." Ground Arms" quoth
she" aourishing THAT Stick" Foul Piay'
this: "A Mere Cipher" thou
.'The Rogue" answered, Nobody" cares
"vxen":
"The Rose" Is red. March Hares" are few:
"fhe Gold Bug sings. "Oods Fool' are you.
"Rumor" c'Without Prejudce) trumpeted
Huck's "Misadventure" over "The Wide Wiue
World" The shock made "Over Twist ana
David Grteve" Garth" and "Guilderoy swore.
"Bonaventure." "Rasselas.' "Sarncinesca anu
"Tancred" applauded MY Lady; JACK 'ei',
and "Ninety-three" of THE Philistires maoo
"Mcodv" with Huck over The Golden Bottle
"Parson Jones'" with "Zoroaster.' Joshua ana
"Old Mortality" by "St Romans Well" near II ne
Monastery" bewailed Pride and Prejudice III
Marriage" and "The Wooing OF" Behold quo.h
he THE Gided Age and its "CharacterisucS
"Mammon" worship. Masks and races "an'
ot dnfensl1ns or mat,ons Fortunes Fool
sowing Dragons Teeth, Foes IN AWous AWomen" and
ihsir ing Win Mone1 5oSoeu The steadfast Alone
Marvel WHITTIER" Conscience and "Moran'y
SS womankind" tangled AT odds" and 0IIT,o %0Tt o.
Step '.Eve" and 'Eyena" swooneSa: ara1 CN',ud and
'nn"h "annas chuckled Beuah and BTllnSS. TrIlSS.
smiled: Marcy" and a Marcia ''''e'e"' '''
"Neghbors' 'Nexi Door whispered Huck ,;l,,nas has
Heaps of Money" Then was THE ld'o' "o'''Neu
"Hedged In" by THE Rivals. and and The The, IN:
!saha "Iofhar ana nd' rvanhoe Tilted sapphS "CSD-
palra," 'Hypatia' and "Lncie,, @Cn,, "a'''e'
"Meh Lady" trod "A Thorny Path" and Knew Sl,O nOt
What to Do" AT Last she married d1TH rmrI IL
head wilson Wllal.lAM = DitnO 7, e,
No 1855 Fifteenth-st.. y. W.. Washington u. -
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

WHAT KATY DID NENT.'
Called Back" From Dreams to Waking" She
speaks: such q Good MANI "Bravol' Dear
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
Yellow Fever Scare in Phenix

A consternation which fell upon the health department of PheniX several days ago was dissipated yes terday morning. Dr. Duflield was informed through two sources, neither of which is disclosed for obvious reasons, that NJ. P. Russell, a resident of Phenix, and whose family resides here, had escaped from special quarantine at Mobile, Alabama, had bought a ticket to Phenix, Arizona, and was then on his way west. There were two ele- ments in the gravity of the case. The fact that MT. Russell had been under special or individual quaran- tine proved that he had been immi- nently exposed, and was likely to become a victim of the disease. The conditions in this climate are such that if yellow fever should once gain the slightest foot hold, it could not be stamped out without great difficulty, if at all.
 All trains to Phenix were there fore carefully watched, the authori- ties having decided to take charge of MT. Russell upon his arrival. Word was brought in to Health { fhcer pr. Duffield yesterday morn ing that Mir. Russell had just ar rived. Accompanied by Marshal Hooker, pr. Dufield went to his house, believing it probable that it would be necessary to establish a quarantine about him and his be- longings. They found him at home and explained to him the delicate nature of their errand. Dr. Dufheld further explained to him that hay ing ee,Fle. from an infected district, preceded by the report that he had left it irregularly, it was necessary that he should be provided with a clean bill of health. Mir Russell replied that he was so prepared and he further satisfied the health officer by producing a certificate from the United States Marine Hospital Ser vice, stating that he had not been in any way exposed to the fever. = | Republican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
A TheosophisVs Theory on Suicide.

Mrs. Annie Besant, the Theosoph- ical leader, on being asked to give her views on the epidemic of sui cides in New York and the causes which led to the self destruction of so many persons, writes as follows:
 "I will with great pleasure give my theory founded on theosophical belief, in regard to the suicides now so frequent in New York.
 Every soul suddenly set free from the body remains unchanged by death. It has the same thoughts, hopes, loves, aspirations which it had while in the body. It has lost the physical body with which it communicated with others in the physical world, but it has other means of communication of which 1t takes advantage.
 Now, in regard to the prevalence of suicides, my theory is this-that the soul of the suicide has d ten dency to remain in it's own neigh borhood and among its own sur roundings. By its own l mean the neighborhood and surroundings to which it was accustomed while it was still in the body, and this sui ci le soul tries to and does influence others to the commission of the same crime in its own neighborhood Hence, when one man in New York commits suicide; his soul, staying in his home, influences other souls that are in the body to shake off tho body, and so numbers of Now York CTS are influenced to commit suicide
 "As to the theory that the sou suicides are on the lowest plane O spiritual existence and that it seems strange that they should wish tC bring others to the same plane
 would say that there is a natura longing in the souls of men to draw others to their own level. Notic, how the drunkard desires to ge others to drink with him; hoy sometimes it almost delights him {, bring young men into the tolls O drink as he is himself. It is on tn theory that crime, as we'll as misery loves company"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
The Hillside Mining Case.

As indicated in the JOURNAL MINER of Wednesday argument in the case of c. B. Wiser vs John Lawler ct al. involving the Hillside mine closed yesterday and Judge Truesdale rendered his decision this morning at 10o'clock. The reading of the opinion in the case occupied about forty-five minutes. It con- sisted of some sixteen or seventeen findings of facts, fouror five type written pages of principles and con clusions of law and an interlocutory or temporary decree of six separate counts or findings.
 First decree dismisses the first plea of defendants.
 Second overrules defendants de- murrer.
 Third denies the defendants mo tion for judgment on cross bill and answer thereto filed.
 Fourth, orders adjudges and de- crees that Lawler and Wells have no right. title or interest in the said property, or any lien upon or equity in the same, except subject and sub ordinate to the rights and equities of each and every stOckholder of the Seven Stars Mining Company.
 Filth, decrees and orders that an accounting be made before referee or master in chancery, to be ap- pointed by the court, of all moneys of every nature received by defend ant since May 12, 1892, whether from H. H. Warner, or from the sale of bullion or ore. The referee or master in chancery IS required to report on or before January l 1898.
 Sixth, provides for the appoint ment of a receiver, who shall take immediate possession of the prop erty, and retain and hold the same till final decree is entered in the case.
 At the conclusion of the reading of the decree, attorneys for defend ants made a motion for modified ton of the decree as to the appoint ment of a receiver. and that defend ants be permitted to retain posses sion of it, on giving an indemnity bond of sufficient amount to secure any equities that might be found tt exist to the stockholders on fina decree. This motion was resisted
 by plaintiffs attorneys, and denied by the court.
 The question of the appointment | of receiver and master i'll chanoer was taken up at 2 o'clock, when, a
 the suggestion of Geo. w. Kretzin ; ger, the court appointed E. B. Gag
 as receiver, with the explicit under
 standing that no charges against tn a property shall be made for his SCI t vices as such receiver. n J. D. Carter was appointed . h master to prepare the report an @ submit it to the court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
For Protection to stock Growers.

The following from Bradstreet's will be found of special interest to stock men:
 "Upon the heels of the decision rendered by Judge Foster, in the United States Court. at Topeka, Kansas, declaring the Live Stock Exchange an unlawful combination, comes the announcement that At torney General McKenna has caused proceedings to be instituted in the Federal Court at Omaha, Nebraska, to perpetually enjoin the Live Stock Exchange of that city from doing business. Similar suits, it is said, will be begun against the live stock exchanges in all parts of the country. The announcement comes in the nature of a surprise, the movement t having been conducted with great secrecy. The Kansas City case is said to be related only remotely to the movement, the Assistant Attor- ney General having charge Of the case at Omaha, being quoted as say ing that the decision of Judge F. ter mere Y indicates what Mir. k = Kenna assumed to be true when he initiated the series of proceedings above referred to. The ground upon which the proceedings have been begun, is that the exchanges are organizations whose action is viola tive of the provisions of the Sher- man Antitrust law. Evidently, the sweeping scope of the measure Is only just now beginning to be understood"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
\ Batch of Pardons.

Governor McCord granted a num- Der of pardons today to convicts serving sentences in the territorial prison. The pardons, with one ex- ception, were granted to take effect just one day before the expiration of the sentence, for the purpose oF restoring citizenship, the prisoners having proved themselves worthy of this boon. The exception is in the case of prisoner who has earned his pardon bv cutting ninety-seven cords of wood for the prison. Those pardoned are Ramon Bernal, sen fenced Nov p, 1895; Isaac Aldridge, sentenced from Apache county, Dec. 10, 1896, to one year for grand lar ceny; w. A. Ellis, sentenced to three years from Cochise county for for gerry: Vim. Johnson, sentenced to one year from Apache county fol grand larceny and Juan Jueves, sen fenced May 2S, 1894, to five years fol burglary.-Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
4 Fair NIarksnan.

It happened at a volunteer shoot ing match, and Blank and were al most neck and neck for the first prize. He was one bullseye ahead of me, and my only chance was to make q draw of it. I was a better shot than Blank, but he had made a couple of flukes, while 1 had made one bad miss.
 He got ready to fire his last shot, and I could tell by the slnirk on his face that he didn't mean to miss. 1 crouched down behind a furze bush, and, raising ny rife, waited till Blank pulled his trigger.
 Just as I saw the puff of smoke dart from his gun 1 glanced down the barrel of my rife, fired and struck Blank S bullet before it reach ed tho target, knocking it aside. Nc one noticed me, and when the flag went up and showed miss, didn't my rival tear his hair! Then calm ly made a bullseye and shared the stakes. Answers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-06
NEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Greek ministry threatens to resign.
 The French have finally adopted the English word "home," being without its equivalent in their Ian guage.
 Two persons who have recently returned to San Francisco from Guatemala say that country is a good one for Americans to remain away from.
 The Spanish cabinet has resigned. It is stated that the new cabinet to be formed will favor General Wey- ler's removal, and the granting of autonomy to Cuba.
 Joseph F1gel has furnished his S40OO0 bonds and has been released from custody. His sureties are: Joseph Figel, the father of the de- fendant; Mrs. Isabella Figel, his mother; s. H. Seymour and J. l. Plummel.
 John Eubanks, who killed two people on the beach near Oceanslde two years ago, was yesterday sen- tenced to be hanged at San Quentin October 8 by Judge Torrance at San Diego. Eubanks claims he was in sane when the murder was con- mitted.
 Many additions are just now being made to the equipment of the Southern Pacific. Six vesti- bule baggage and express cars have just been completed at the Sacra- mento shops, and are the first cars of this class to be made on the Pacific Coast. Orders have been placed for ten new day coaches of superior construction, to be finished in mahogany and with high backed seats
 Cheyenne has been selected as the next meeting place for the irrigation congress. The national executive committee was named as follows: c. NJ. Heintz, California; A. NJ. Kell- ogg, Colorado; F.. F. Best, District of Columbia; F. J. Mills, Idaho; C.. A. Park, Illinois; J. A. Churchill, Kansas; A. w. Pickering, Kentucky; Thomas Knight, Missouri; T. C.. Frost, Minnesota; O. E. McCutch- con, Michigan; S. NJ. Emery, Mon tana; Thomas J. Clark, New Mexico; Matt Dougherty, Nebraska; H. B.. Maxson, Nevada; w. Lawrence, Ohio; c. V. Gardner, South Dakota; H. L. w. Shurtlilfe, Utah; Ellwood, Wyoming.
 When coming across the conti- nent recently Mrs. Hermann Oel- richs and Miss Virginia Fair accep- ted the invitation of Engineer ShOll of the Central Pacific to ride in the cab of his engine from PromOntory to Terrace, stretch of road noted for it's scenic beauty. The rules of the company ale against the eEten- sion of such privileges as riding on the engine to passengers, unless a special permit is produced, and so the engineer was suspended for forty days for disobedience Of orjers. On learning of this order, Mrs. OelIichs wired to Engineer Sholl to come to San Francisco at once. lie arrived there on Thursday and it is cur rently reported that his unauthor- ized courtesy is to be handsomely rewarded.