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The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
THE TRAIN ROBBERS. They Are Rounded up Nea,
 Bisbee, This Territory.
IAibuoueroue Deroo,o.

Albuquerque Democrat
 The following telegram was rece,vsd
 in this city late yesterday afternoon:
 "Bisbes, A. T. Nov. 27.-T. A Ethical Iii.
 trict Attorney, Albuqusrqus, X. N.-Hsxe .s..
 cted capture of Jess W iiIams. Tou a.A.-so.
 and au unknown-Gian. station robbers sona
 necessary papers
 "Dalen Graham Constable"
 i The necessary papers were at once
 prepared and Sherif Hubbell left fo,
 Sasta Fe on the f.st train to a.cn,.
 requistion papers fsosa Acting Cover.
 nor Wallace. Tsis evening Danntv . Sheriff Fred FornOfi ef :hss count aud LeDsssy eheiiG Frank z Vigil ofValsn. |. ca eoaa'y ai.l leA*s .oF Bisbss. A. T..
 fO ssuaSe tise ps3RonsFs assd Oriag ,Srm
 bGck to Ysleacaa cGsnty, where ths train robbery occurred
 The general opinion smong the of- f1cers who nave been in pursuit of the daring hold aps Is ,hat these gre sarel,
 the laen who 'asie the big husi on he Sants Fe Pacific nesr Gr.Hts thppe
 weeks ago ls>t Right. Whether or aOt case caC t,s. proven syAiRst them is snother question. Eo d~tsiis of their capture have ilSen "bi sihSd A yet The "uj knOv1' mentioned ia tie dispatch is supposed to be The, dose James. as WilliaMs, James aad Anderson sere known to be together and were suspec. ted of the crime. Thsss three men gre the sxms ones who were nsined in the report of Sheriff Hnbbeil and Deputy FoFnoff to the WelIs.Fargo officials. JaRIes lid ihe active work at Grants while Williams wait~d With the horses. Ofiicefs here think that Williams is inc original Black Jack" Information and railroad officials about the time ogtLe hold.up and since. naming these men ss the guilty parties, but an0'her tip Was also received naming another party of three desperadoes, aho sere also known to have been in hiding near Grants at the time of the tram robbery Officers here reconcile the twO stories Un the theory that each of the two psr- ties had planned hold up but that the men now under arrest st Bisbee got there frst. About the only thing that points to . mistake in the identity of the prisoners is the fact that all the of- fcers think that the proper parties have been captured.
 A dispatch fsom Phoenix Arizona, says:
 Word war brought here last night by ! & i'zc rider - &-s.e ..--- +r-i- h'.-r- : Tom Anderson, Jess Williams suo su man, vhO have been in jail at Fronteras sice Thanksgiving day. have bought their way out from the Mexican officials and are at liberty in the Ojo mountains. A posse is in pur- suit.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
EC DisTEzCT1OE
Ene EIs,ay Dinerant Kinds oE
KnOwIedge.

-N- eN-~ -A~1-@5 @~~ ~AACA fsaA s LAAAAA@ Ss Knowledge.
 4 desision which has just been ren- , cered by the Supereme Court of Iliins ois ID the case of Dixon vs. the People Is of great interest to professional men who are called upon to give expert tss. timony in the courts. Dr. J. N. Dixon of Springfield Illinois, who was called as an expert witness in personal ia- jury case against the city of Spring field refused to testify unless he was first paid a reasonable fee for this ser. vice, claiming that his professional opinion was his own property and could not be taken away from him expect by due process of law, as provided in the State Constitution.
 Judge Creighton ruled against him and fined him for contempt of court. The Court held that this professional knowledge was not property within the meaning of the Constitution, and that in the exercies ofth right of the Court to summon witnesses and compel them to testify no distinction could be made between kinds of knowledge. To all such 8 distinction would defeat the ends ofjustice. The finding of Judge Creihton IS upheld by the Supreme Court.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

Speaking of Frank Stockto :" said the Bo"kman, reminds us of little tilt that we once overhead between him and Rndyard Kipling. The two gentlemen met al an anthors' reception Snd after some preliminary conversation Mir Stockton said: By the way. Kip ling. I'm thinking of going over to India sOIle day II ySelf' Do SO, my dear fellow replied Mir. Kipiing, with a suspicious warmth of cOrdiaIity. Come as soon as ever you canl And, by the way. do yOu know what we'll do with yOu when we get yOu out there, away from your friends and family? ell the first thing will be to luge you Out into the jungle and have you seized and bound by our trnsty wallahs. Then ws'll lay you on your back and have one of the very biggest elephants stand oyer you and poise his ample forefoot directly over yonr head. Then I'll say in my most insinuating tones, "Come aow, Stockton. which wssit-the Lady or tne Tierr?" What would you do Shen?' 'Oh. sell, that's easy enough should tell you Q he Thanks. awfully? That's just as good as the truth, now that you've told me that it's to he lIe. If you say ''the Tiger" I'll know it was the Lady; and if you say "the Lady" I'll know it was the Tiger. GOod!'' Then both of them drifted away from the interested group and were presently observed to be r'aHtst,s tu oae iD4...o,.4a.o -.C-l-t t- -r large china bowl s.th something pink . La U
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
PROVO. UTAH.

l PR0vO, UTAH N0TembtI 2.
 The scsdeny is nSW fill~d tO it's st. moAt capacity. aud 1t is sUrpOsed tha,
 0ef"Ee ''hrIetmss stud~nts will have to
 be stopped from entering the normal on scc"nht of not having room. The collegiate students have slVeady given up theIr seats to the lover cIassnlen, aud they are left to study at hOme un. tii the crmpletion of the new college
 building. which is contracted to ba ready for use by the Ist ef February.
 it IS now up ts the sec0nd story, and is
 being hastened every day. Ii ia hoped by sli that the contractors WiIl be able [" hii their contract, as the building will give to the scadeny plenty of room for all who are desirOus of gaining an education.
 The question has been asked of the students ~hy they leave their homes where there are good schools and come to the academy, when 1t is such Rn ex- pense, In behalf of the students, will answeT the Quef tlon. We are Aii -etse- Nay Ha;.sta or ai0a, of ea. Rs,f iD tiIe h,gh sghoo:s and universities re- ligiou is nag tznght. while in ths sCs,f- emy religion is made one of the most important studies. and the feeling that ia among the students is one of broth eTly love. All work together In the great cause of educstio as the links of ch ain. The influence of the sC sdemy is felt throughout all Utah and neigh. boring st ties, and especially in the mls- Bionary field. Forty missionaries have been called from among the student in the last year.
 We can thus see the use of having c church school. and why it is that the academy is so well patrOniEed. Why is 1t that the St. Jrhns Stake academy is not completed ? It would brIng more money into Apache county In one wIn- ter than it would take to cOHplete the building; besides it would keep the young people at home and the money they spend would be useti in building up their uwn holHes.
 Tt.e tii.Ie is spee'iIly coming when it WilI be- Impossible Er a man tO get slpng im tEp AUrld WiIbnnt an edWcH. liun. EhpCA'"i T.''I'le aiIl tate the lead, Rnd rnc by one th" IORn with no edtaatiOn Nill be l ft u~hind. Many pepple have the srrODeO1S idea . man does r1ot need an education tO te fHg- mr.r or a stock raiser, as the case may be Ihlr is altogether wrong. Tue un. educated farmer Nill not iertilize his land he will no. summer fslloW it, and year by year nit crop wlll grow less nu- til IL will be practically c failure. By thi& am moi saying that man can be educated Omly in the school vOOm. This can be applied in the same wsy to the stOck man.
 By stablishIng high scbools aud an- iver sitl"s evan though 'l,, c"at 'le iaTss- are we not going |" gain in 'He ont come ? We should never C"Hsidrf fire cosr ubtii We have balsuced 8iih it t"e gain.
 There are st present five students at- tending the scsdeiMy from Ap@che county; all of whom would be pleased to leave Provo and complete thelr edu' q, ton in the St. Jonns Stake academy if if were possible. PRATT GREER.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

soelatIon and takes an active part in
 the deliberations of every session, in-
 tefeating himself as well in the work of
 the Territorial Live Stock Sanitary
 board. He has very definite ideas on
 the practical side of the business and
 never hssitstes in replying in the af-
 nFmatIVe to the question whether
 blooded stock pays. He prefers Here
 foFds for the range and Shorshcrns and Holsteins for the farm where beefers
 are being reared. With thIs class of cattle he believes the farmer now can And profit in rearing his own stock to maturity.
 In the course of the conversation
 Governor McCOrd said: "Only Tn one
 say can the cattle industry be brought
 to that state of advancement that the
 beet iAterests of the business require.
 Itis by systematic, intelligent and csrefal breeding on ranch or range. The man who will breed his stock up,
 setting for ~hiIe gaf- .Ge uuGsest.
 ~'iI coon fisd dsg pl.iuess in 9 bouT. l-ElaE -.r.5 .-ou and hls proCucf slpays
 in good demand at the top prices. It
 is l''st dRsniDe upon she people Of the
 UHited stsies that the beef product Of the country is vesriy falling DehIn0 the production. As times improve, as they ere certain to do. aud employment be- comes more general and money more plentiful among the people the dispar- ity Niil become more apparent and will fer years steadily widen. It seems 10 l me to need no great perspicacity to see 1 c bright future for the cattle raising ] industry. This prosperity is bound to be kDo~n ct its best with the stockmen | Of Arizona, providing, of course. they 1 manage their business on sound busi- ness and sound breeding principles. be- cause the climate and general condi- tiOns of the southwest, to my mind. are superior to those found elsewhere.
 "The call for the convention that l received . couple of days ago interested me very much, and I am gong to help all that lies m my power. cannot say whether ] will attend the conven tion. l will if l can. But in any event, ! shall appoint one of our best and most intelligent cattlemen to represent the territoFy and will urge ss large an at tendance as possible rom this section, Only by united action will the stock lHen secure the full measure of benefit from the rise in values aud no better place could be found wherein to out line their plans of action than st the Denver convention"
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
The Grestes. Discovery Yet

%. M ReyiE. eni,oy E.-'-i',e FH. "Cbief says We won't keey house sith, at Dr. Kruz New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Ex
 uerimented With many others, bus never got the true re medy until "e used Dr. Kings Ne" Discovery. No Othes remedy can take it's place m our hOu,e, as iD 1t We have certain and snre cure for coughs. Colds. Whooping Cough, etc." It is idle to experiment. with other remedies, even if they are urged on you as just IS good as Dr. Kings New Discovery. They are not as good, because this remedy has record of cures and besides is guaranteed: II never fails to satisfy. Trial buttles IS free at St. John Drug Go Drug Store.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
TIRE PROUD MS O'HAGGIN.

fScribner's l The proud Miss O'Haggin May ride in her wagon, Her landau, or drag, in The park all day; But she'd give all her leisure And wealth beyond measure For one-half the pleasure Down Haggerty way. When young Danny .Gilligan Drives Maggie ! tlligan Down Murphy's hill ag'in In his t'ccopay
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
Not to Be Caught.
lcincinnatt Enquirer.l

Cincinnati Enquirer.] Mrs. Groush-I heard of 8 man who broke himself of swearing by paying his wife five cent every time he uttered an oath.
 Mir. Grouch-Oh, no, you don'ti Don't what?'
 "Get me into any snap like that, You'd be furnishing burned steak and soggy biscuits everymorning.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
LOVES MILLIONAIRE.

tLeslie's Weekly.l Within my lite cottage
 Are peace and warmth and fight; And loving welcome waiting
 When come hom' at night. -ls The polished kettles steaming, The snowy cloth is spread And close sgairstmy shoulder There leans 6 smooth brown hsadi Her eyes are lit with laughter (They light the world for mel "Fof how much would you sell ne, Now tell me. siri' cries she. 'Tts then answer. somehow, Between . smile and t ar: Net fer all the gold in Klonaikai The geld fin Klondike, desrl" When the cozy ca is over,
 With many c frolic fsnd, I sit and read ny paper; And from the room keyokd hear the chink of china
 The tread of nimble feet, And broken bits of singing "A,t ~-~-N~- -s~-I- su-n.e boar 6 -uso sEa V1sIv
 Bshi-a nag s.=. c1 -.. tnoEt chubby E O. -nrlfsE me Ant choke IHe oDsWayel IBts Ey s1E1 !s tumblei
 < eriakls d 90 dsn hsed. { bal of fluff wh.tel,H
 That ught t0 bs ir be- sAs Esks Ter mothers qu.s:ion-~ kis: tn an wsr c s&r: ">ot for sli Ih gol' in KlORdike! The 2, Id in \ ouaiks, dear!" In dim and dusty office oiy my ss of gold, suffer not la hunger, Nor perish W tn th,. cold Ny nuggets nee he tiny q dig h m with peR). But the YukOn'S Gopien gravel IAiVe f"P 1th men My tP aSure lies sxhaas lees, Ny claim is sti.ked with care, What is Ill the sold in KlCaAhe, Since Pm loves millh,nairxf
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

No pennsn, either American or fT- eign, could have bees worse than Horace Greeley. "GOodness" said . new compOsitor to whom 6 "taks" Of the editors copy had been handed, elf Belshsszsr had seen this writes on the wall he would have been more terriAed than he was"
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

LeN-y Co.l.s. one "f the subssantis cattle msH of C"chite county, Is m Phoenix Oa business. Mr Cool ' In' forms ns that y-.rlings s,e selling IE C"chi.- for $l7 per htsd. What pie n'c the cattI, men of Arizona ase h.v- Ing ?-Gazetle.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

The government hes just given an or. der for 50 ten-inch disappearing guns and 10 twelve-inch mortsrs. and has en joined haste. This may be tskeh as an indication that the President does not propose that the county shalt be caught mapping in case that Spain proves in trxctable Oh the Cuban question.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

Since the rise in the value of sheep, they have become the principal object before the eyes of the criminal element. The ssid c. @. are now industriously en- gagged in such innocent psstIme ss kill ing the heHders and driving of the
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

| dude h.s heretofore been conpid- cred Sather harmless sort of an ani. nal. but one J. Waldere Kirk. who rlEiRs to be the biggest dude in North Amesica. wss recs ntly arrested iH Nrw York for shooting a man full of noaes.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
Sullivan's "Lest Chord"

The first correct copy of >ir Arthur SulIiVan's great song. The Lost Chord eveV printed in America direct from composers Own hand sill appear in inc Christma~ nr U9~ 0f Tnr Ladies Home Journal pF-- 1s signature Sir ArshnF Sullivan y~ thar of the mill i""a nf ,a2g,Ies or "The hast Chord" rold ia America, au are incorrect, anG trst tisj- la ia- first srarrats copy of the song ever prepared by him, or for which he ever received penny of pay ment. The complete music and words of Sir Arthur's copy of the song. ex- rFeaeIy prepared for The Ladies Home Journal. will be given.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

nation of msdern, or prebabiyancient. times. To move 200 900 men, and with out hiring sin le foreign transport. is an astounding performance. Yet this
 great effort has been absolutely futile.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
Bucklen,s Arnica salva.

The Beet Saive ir ths world TOT Cuts, BrDIses, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rbeum Fever S0res, Tetter, Chapped aauds,
 Chl't's5rs, Ecas. and eu skin Erup-
 tIons, ana positively cures flies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by St.
 Johns Drug Co.'S Drugstore.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

1tis proposed to lake q consignment ofsirls to the klondiks in she spring, and auction them of. Here ia this country they are given away.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
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Washington Star

Have you pacitied that proyince?" inquired the Spanish official.
 Yes. indeed" replied the General: "Just before left those people said that they wouldn't do thing to me the next time I came.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

Meal stations. Through Pullman Palace aud Tourist Sleeping cars daily between California and Chicago The only line reaching the Grand Canyon ol the Colorado.
 JNO. J. BYRNE, Gen.Passenger Agent, Los Angeles, Cal.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

An English juror once asked the judge, after the verdict was returned whether the fact that he differed from his eleven brethren justified their knocking him down with chalrl
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
Most of the Time.
New York World l

LNtW IUTK WUrIu.
 Madge-Husbands are like horses: not much good tIll.they are we'll broken. Mrs. Spender twith sigh)-Bless me! 1 certainly have the best hus- band in New York, if that's the case.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

According to the United Ststes Land Commissioners report, submitted to the Secretar, of the Interior, an appro- 1imate estimate of the number of acres of vacant public land in the Territory
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
FOR SALE.

The undersignt will sell all the ranches of the TWENTY-FOUR CAT TILE COMPANY, consisting of Mud Springs, Vigil Cienega, Hay Ranch on Rudd Creek, Pasture on White Mount aims, and the Headquarter Ranch. Either each one separate, or together. to suit the buyer. If yon need 8 ranch for grazing or farming purposes, apply to GUSTAV BECKER,
 srringsTvills, AriBons
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

or Arizona is 54 400,2l1. Theae figures do not include the vacant land em brsced in military, timher and Indian Teserv&tI.n-. ressrYoiF slteB, trscts GOV. cred 5v selections, filings, railroad r~spfe. atr.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

By Its Recoro Y r5markable cures Hoods oarsaput1." has become the one true blood purifier prominently in the public eye. Get only Hoods.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
ALFRED RUEZ.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. DISTRICT ATToR- A ney of Apache county. O&ce, in the Court House, St. Johns, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

Hoods Pills are the best family e,thartic and liver medicine. 25c. ,.s
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04
ST. JOHNS HERALD.

Cong rsss conveoes neat @ondaJ
The St. Johns herald., 1897-12-04

at FTonteras sice Thanksgiving day, have bought sheir way out from the Mexican officials and are at liberty in the Ojo mountains. A posse is in pur- suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

This valuable institution is in the hands
Of "A very energttic board OF women, VINO
have been appointed by the Board or
Trustees 10 manage the affairs OF the
library. They nave rented rooms on the
ground floor at the southwest corner OF
Fourth and Franklin streets, which has
been very nicely lifted up by the owner,
Mr.. Charles l|iutzler, ana Will reopen the
library i'm It's new quarters on July l5t,
giving a reception from 5 70 10 L. VI.
on that day.
The small entrance Zee Of . cents viii
be paid az the door. and visitors Will hnd
light refreshments and BE- entertained by
very fine music. Miss Booker and Mrs.
Durrette Will sing. and the full chorus
of the opera company now being trained
by Mr.. CampOhellO Will render several
airs from the operas.
Tho ladies hope 10 have a large attend
ance at this entertainment. After july
1st the library will be open, as usual, 10
all subscribers who wish TO take out
books. and 10 any who may wish to e
I'm tho library and who may hereafter
wish TO become a regular subscriber.
Mr.. CampObellO requests a full chorus
rehearsal at 2O3 west Grace street on
Monday evening. as he wishes the chorus
10 be perfect i'm the parts they are to
sing at the library Thursday night.
Tho ladies Of the board are requested
10 communicate with Mrs. Sheppard, IL
west Grace street. and 10 let her know
what they can do Owards getting up the
entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27

Parental Objections Were No Bar to True
Loves & urse.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 26.-
Special.-State Senator John T.. Mason,
OF King George county. IS out in a card
stating that he is not seeking the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. William Cettig n Miss Hattie
Wayland. of Orange county, had 10 con-
tend with parental objections In tho
course OF true love. They went 10 Wash
ingtOn and are now on a bridal trip 10
Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. r. Spicer Curlett. Of Lancaster
county. is on a visit TO Fredericksburg
this week. When asked what he wanted
from the present administration. replied:
Il have not decided yet. l will, however.
DO a candidate for Congress from the
First Virginia District In 1898. and expect
my friends to stand by me and give me
tho nomination. and I will make the cam
didate who runs against me hustle"
Mr.. Jesse Gore. who died IN Baltimore
yesterday was a brother Of Policeman
6. \. Gore. Of this city. and a gallant ex-
Confederate i'm Company G. Thirtieth
Virginia Regiment. lie was badly wound
cd at Sharpsbure.
Mr.. James Wexford Dodd and Miss
Martha Deshazo. Of King George. wero
married this week. Rev. John McNabb,
Of the Episcopal church officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-27
ANIUTOCEITICJ UsrICE.
Colored Magistrate Tries to Run Things
Al His Own WAY.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 2s.-spe-
cial.-There is a movement on foot to Sc
cure a rule against o.. l.. Harris. a negro
justice OF the peace, whose ignorance OF
ths law threatens 10 involve him IN Sc
rious trouble. Harris recently issued a
warrant against q negro BY the name OF
Ellis. raining a cOlOred woman as the
complainant. Wien the case came up
before the police court the woman certi-
fed that she had never sworn out the
warrant. Ellis was dismissed.
Harris then went 10 his office and issued
a warrant. on his own behalf, charging
the woman with perjury. lie then tried
her before his own court and fOund her
guilty, imposing a fine OF si5. In default
If the fine he issued a mittimus commit
ting her TO Jail. The officer TO whom it was
given, after consultation with Chief OF
Police larwoOd. declined 10 serve the pa
per ana the woman IS still at liberty.
while the mittimus IS in the hands OF
the parties who propose 70 depose the
Afro American tyrant from his throne.
II Is not believed here that the move
ment inaugurated by Colonel Lamb TO
hold up the cor frmation OF Nj. Fred
Read as postmaster, Will amount 10 much.