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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
about lynohinR If the escapes arr

| about lynchinR II the escapes are
captured.
A telephone message received from
Chsparral from ex Sheriff J. R Lowry
one of the pursuing posse, states that
the latter struck the trail early this
morning and the fu9itives were headed
towards the Agaa Frie valley. Depu-
ties Fsirchild and Buggliu, OF Coconino
county, who assisted in the capture OF
Parker last February after the train
robbery, left Winslow this forenoon for
the Tonto Basin country, toward whicb
Parker is heading, in order to intercept
him should the posse from here fail to
overtake him. A reward of $1,000 is Of
teYed for his capture, dead or alive.
Pritchett and Fitch, arrested yeeter
day in connection with the escape, have
been discharged, there being no evil
dsnce to hold them.
Very little was heard today from the
officers or fugtives who left Prescott
Sunday afternoon in the desperate
chase which is now going on in the
oorthern portion of the Territory. Since
the word was received that the officers
aud outlaws bad had a battle, during
which Miller was wounded but escaped
with Parker, both being on the same
horse, nothing has been heard OF an in
seresting nature, both the pursued and
pursurers being evidently far from
telegraph office OF place from which
word could be received. This morning
word was received that the fugitives
we're headed towards the Tonic Basin
and that the Sheriff of Gils county bad
left Globe with posse for the purpose
of heading them off in the basin.
Mott a word has been received from
Sheriff Orme who left this city Sunday
mig BIT or the posse which left here Mon
day morning, and it is supposed that
they are still making an effort to come
up with the outlaws.
The Mexican has evidently dropped !
sntirely out OF sight as nothing has
been heard from him since he left the |
othsr two men on foot going in the d.
.ection of the Crowned King mine.
Tomorrow will most likely end she
,hase as by that time the officers will |
iave surrounded their men and secured |
hem.
A rumor this afternoon to the effec,
hst Miller had been captured could
lot te traced to 40 authentic source
md is believed to be q c8usrd.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

IT is worthy of note that two lines OF
steamers now reach various points on
the Pacific Coast of Mexico from
Gusymas, operating in conjunction with
the Arizona & Sonora railroad which
leaves she Southern Pacific at Benson.
To reach the west COST of Mexico and
Central America from the east this is
by all odds the shortest and most rapid
and desirable route. In fact is the
preferable route from the Pacific coast,
as long sea voyage and much time is
saved by taking the Southern Pacific
road at San Francisco or Portland, yet
further north. The Gueymes route
should Immediately become tie favorite
route TO the west coast coast Of Mexico
and Central A merics.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

SOME of our Territorial contempor-
sries are criticising the new Territoria
stock law very sharply and very justly
concerning the fact that it gives no pro
lection to stockmen outside the
Territory. Tbs section that gives the
particular grievance, reads:
mo brands, except such as are re-
corded under the provisions OK this act,
shall be recognized in law as any evi-
dence Of ownership of the horsee, mules,
asses OF neat cattle upon which such
brand may be used"
It is said that rustlers are already
operating under the protection of this
clause along the New Mexican border.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
A BIG FAILURE.
Williams, Brown & 90. of San Fran
cisco in Trouble.

Williams, Brown & 90. of San Fran
cisco in Trouble.
SAN FRANCIsoo, May 1.-THE firm Of
Williams, Brown & Co. is In financial
difficulties. 1t is one of the oldest es-
tablished Wholesale shipping and COM
mission houses in California. A meet
ing of creditors has been summoned.
The failure is not entirely a surprise TO
business men ss the firm has been re-
ported to have been shipping wheat at
iuopportune times and buying on falling
markets. The house had branch In
Australia. which il is said has been Q
losing proposition and ii is also an
nouncsd that the cashier OF the Aus
trslisn branch is short in his accounts
one hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
The total amount OF liabilities OF Will
lisme, Brown & Co. is stated to be
100000.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THE article on the war in Cuba in the
last number OF the ReUielo of ReUte 1Us
is stat ment of fact by careful trev-
eller and observer who is uninterested,
except by q sense of q common human
ity, leaves no doubt in the minds OF
it's readers of the horrible brutality and
barbariem the Spanish troops are prac-
sieing nor does it leave a doubt aa TO
the duty of American citizsps in the
premises. The time has come when
American citizens should petition their
government so take some immediate
measure for the protection of helpless
women, children and old men from
death by starvation and deliberate
murder.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

ACCORDING to the records and reports
OF the Postmaster Generals office We
are the greatest letter. writing people in
the world. There are 100000 pest
Offices il all the countries in the world
enjoying organized facilities OF CORES
pondence, and OF these 10000 are in the
United States. We write more letters
and postal cards, ,.receive more postal re-
venue and spend mora money on ouI
postal system, have 8 greater letter del
ivery system, and are more prompt an6i
accurate in the delivery of the mai
than any other country in the world
The business OF the English end of the
German postoficss is about helf as large
as that of this country. We sell In each
year $1,000 100000 swo>oent stampe
most OF which are used for letters; 6O0
100000 one-cent stamps which are
largely nsed for circulars, newspapers,
though few are used for letters; II,
100000 three-cent stamps; and 5O,00O,OOl
6ve-cent stamps most of which are used
on letters sent out os the country. ADD
to this the vast number OF postal cards
usad and the tremendons business done
by our poetoffice will be realized. And
yet the expenses of the postoffice are
s1O,O0O,OO0 year more than it's receipts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
MURDER AT CONGRESS.
Thomas Cocannon Killed by Mamie
BOhn.
Special to the HERALD

Special to the HERALD.
CONGRESS, A. t., May 10.-Thomss
Cocannop, former miner Of Congress
mine, was shot by Mamie Bohn, deni-
zsr of the half world, late Saturday
night in Videnos Saloon. For some time
this woman and another sister In sin,
MiDs Losey, have been on bad terms
and the cuiminstion was Saturday night
when the Bohn woman started after her
enemy with a gun. The two met in
the saloon and after some bitter words
Mamie Bohn drew q 38 cslibre revolver
apd when near Nina Losey fred point
blank at the woman, who pushed the
weapon aside, the bullet striking the
deceased In the stomach. He lived bus
twenty minutes. He was buried SUI
day afternoon. Mamie Bohn is now in
Jail awaiting her examination which
will occur next Tuesday. She was
former risidsnt of Phoenix.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

The lobbyists in Washington have
been on their uppers il reports ere cor
rect, since the barrel which the Hunt
tngton people opened last winter has
been re bunged. They are said to be
looking, up however, because the Sugar
Trust will camp in that city,to make
war upon the Ha wsiisn reciprocity
treaty and Hswaiign annexation. The
Sugar Trust is nigh. concern whose
barrel is OF tremendous capacity as
compared with the Huntington concern
and it is ready to spend its surplus IN
securing the needed legislation, or
rather in preventing the proposed legie-
iation. There will be employment for
she big lobbyists and for the little lob
byiste, and they Will have pocket
mousy and champagne snd terrspin
and oanVss- back duck in place of hash
and beer. q short great fight is 10
be made on Hawaii as there ia really en-
indication that those islands will be-
coma q psFs of tbs United States as
they should four years ego, or more.
There is nc real reason on earth why
they should not be organized into q
stete az once ap6 be annexed to the
Union The Sugar trust however
stands 10 the wsy and is hired lobby
will probably be able to prevent gction
by Congress Tor some Tins.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THIS city can secure q smelter by
furnishing two bundled acres OF land
somewhere in the vicinity. The land
should be forthcoming without much
trouble. There are many places down
on the river where is could be secured
at almost government prices. AT any
rate it need not trouble our Chamber OF
Commerce to raise sufficient money to
secure the site.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Elys Cream Balln) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits OF the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS.
So Warren St, New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr, of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
can emphasize his statement, 1T is a posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. -
Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

JERRY SIMPSON deuominated the vote
that floored him in the House week
ago ss "a brutal mt jority." or course
Jerry would be able to make things
hum if there were no such thing as
majority" but fortu ately for the ooun-
try Jerry don't hum outside of Kansas,
aud his operations there have even made
it poor picking for graeshoppers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THOSE who are in the practical busI-
ness of building water storage reeer-
voirs have found that ii is not the costly
business speculstors, who purpose to
bleed stockholders, have represented.
10 is estima ated by q competent gentle
man that 30 far as the actual dam
building for water storage at the gorge
on she upper Salt river is concerned it
could be effectively done tor $3.50, 900 to
$500 900.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

GEN. WEYLER Is engaged in the busl
ness OF bunting for the huts of the
Cubsns used as hospitals and on finding
such be Immediately proceeds TO murder
the inmates and burn the buildings, a
course of proceeding at variance with
all practices of civilized warfare; but
then Weylsr don't propose to follow
methods of civilized warfare; he couldn't,
and succeed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

ONE Of our civil engineers who hss
made himself thoroughly acquainted
with The situation and hes figured over
the gsound time snd egain informs the
HERALD chat tho estimated figures OF
a dem for Reservoir purposes in the
gorge of Salt river in the Superstition
noun ains,9iven IL these columns fsw
days since is uch too low. His most
csr=fui estimates puts it ct net less
than million and quarter Of dollars
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

The next session OF the Trans Mississip
pi Commercial Congress will take place
in Salt Lake City July 2O-25th. The ses
sion OF this Congress should be OF much
benefit 10 the commerce of the Trans
Mississippi region but unfortunately
like the National Irrigation Congress
the work and energy OF the occasion is
too largely devoted TO individual at
tempts TO gain personal notoriety and
without any practical results to the pur-
poses of the Congress. The Executive
Committees of those Congresses OF those
whose business it may be should pro-
vids program that would not permit
G waste of the time of these Congresses
and lot OF "epoutipg" entirely out OF
place, out of time, foreign GO the bust
ness supposed so be in hand and design
ed to advertise somebody's wares or to
gain little noteriety for some political
or specialist "heck" whose public use-
fulness las long been covered with rust
if it ever existed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

CHICAGO is suffering from intense hest
and prostrstions are occurring on the
street from it's intensity. Phoenix re-
mains quite comfortable as yet; the
thermometer has not yet reached over
80 in the shade and that only in expos
ed positions and 80 degrees here is not
uncomfortable.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

TIE Mexican Government at the in
vestigstion of the Spanish Minister, has
proceeded to correct some newspaper
editors OF the City of Mexico for gym
pathizing with the Cabans. There is a
good deal of cowardics about such g
proceeding. IL the Mexican Govern
ment had the manhood about il that it
should have il would invite Spain to
attend to it's Cuban sympathizsrs at
home
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

The Santa Fs Company is now in posi-
sion to put to use the great water pow
er of the Colorado in the Grand Canyon
for the operation of its lines across
Arizona. It owns the line and the
power is available.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THE new Telephone Co. is rapidly
Retting itself into shape 30 do business.
Its proposition is to cut down the cost
of telephones to the people OF the oity
about forty Lper cent. and it will not
cost twenty dollars to get phone put
into your place of business.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

Mr.. BLANDY the geologisb and min
ing expert who hss been in the city a
day OF two Informs a HERALD reporter
that the mining business in Arizona is
in a far more prosperous and active
conition than ever before in our his
tory. He says eastern capitalists have
just found out that there is such a
place as Arizona and we may sntici-
pate rapid and genuine development of
our splendid mining resources from
this time forward" That Arizona has
many and rich mines Of gold, silver and
copper, dsvelopmed and uudeveloped
it is fact; but it is a fact that the
powers" in mining circles in the esst
ware not willing to sckno Wedge till it
has forced itself into gsneral public
notice. Before another two years go
by the HERALD believes that Arizona
will lead every other section of the
Union in legitimate mining enterprises
and very soon will lead IN the produc-
tion of the previous metals ard of cop
per-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
gentleman.

SCARCELY day goes by Dow that in
vestmenta are not made in Arizona
mining property and several Of the old
Dmiues that are known to be rich but
which for one reason or another have
been closed down, again attracting at
tention and Eill no doubb be yielding
large returns ere long.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THE Gear of Russia has given fresh
evider cs of the advance of Russia on
the lines OF intelligence, education and
oiv:liz alton; instead of the ninety days
OF steady marching on foot which con-
victs were obliged to undergo in reach
ing the convict settlements Of Siberia.
the ordec has just been issued by the
Emperor thabs convicts ehslI hereafter
be carried to their destination, or IS
near ss possi ole, by r1saos OF railroad
transportation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
A Los ANGELES SUICIDE.
j. A. Kelley Blows out the Gar
and Dies,

and Dies.
Los ANGELES, May l1-Ex-county re-
corder j. a. Kelley, committed suicide
in his rooms about u O'Clock last night,
by blowing out his brains. He had
previously taken laudnum. Despond-
enoy brought on by combination busi-
uees troubles was the cause. He has
been resident Of this city for many
years and was prominentin in political and
business circles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

The wheat crop OF this valley will
probably be as large as lsst year, not
withdrawing the report circulated some
time since that the wheat crop bore
had beer destroyed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

Mr.. CLEvELAND's ''forest reservation"
order, covering some 100000 acres of
land, has been knocked out by the
Senate. This seems to have bsen
another scheme akin TO the Powell
scheme OF several years sgo to hold out
valuable land from settlement for
reasons best known to the schemers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

EvEkY Independents government On
the globe will be included in the uni
versal postal system by the admission
20 the postal union of Cnina, Corea end
the Orange Free States which will occur
during the present session of the Uni
verssl Postal Congress.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

WHEN a man Is popular in country
country as Bsysrd seems to be in Eng
land he should become a citizen OF that
country.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

PHOENIX has q substantial Republi-
oil and likewise has two very good citi-
zsns and Democrats Messrs GAM and
Z3eckler who Will also be ready to al
Seir duty towards the city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

Mr.. HARRY CRENowIrH, who has just
come into the Office OF Collector of
Customs, at Nogales, is NOS only a
substantial, active Republican, but he
is one OF the live business men Of the
Territory; a man of thorough responei-
bility, business capacity and withal q
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13
gg.ancs> of the Greeks to the

IONS Of the Mositemss seems q
i75i Gre farce. In fact tie chances are
at Greece will become Turkish
yfovince when the thing is settled,
Notwithstanding the presence of the
1SoWers.''
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THERE is plenty of work in this valley
now In the harvest fields and no shadow
OF an excuse for Idle men.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

RAP CATCHINGs will introduce at the
next regular session of Congress bill
sppropriating s15Ooo,ooO for the pur~
pose OF raising the levees along the
Mississippi four feet. Mr.. Cstchinge
declares that this will bs necessary to
prevent a re- currence OF the disasters
which the States of Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Louisiana have recently ex-
perienced. "FIfteen million dollars
seems large sum-" said Mr. Ogtchings,
but We have already lost s30,000000 in
cotton, and 100000 in the sugar
plant TO say nothing OF the other
loss which cen never be
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

THE Gazette bowls that the new City
Coaucil is violating the Charter in sp-
pointing policemen. The Charter pro-
vides that the Council shall make
those appointments snd if it saw lit to
make every one ofzthem Rspu blicsns
it, as a Republican Council, would do
no more than it would do, and would be
expected TO do il it were a Democratic
Council. Il is time that the Rspubli-
can party of this city let 1t be known
that to elect Republicans does not mean
that the rank snd file OF the party, the
men who bear the brunt Of the cor tests
and when necessary put up their money
uncomplainingly and support and elect
it's representatives, are TO be betrayed
as Rspu bIicans, in the end. The com
mon Republican voter should bs as
valuable at least as Democrat, to the
Repu blican party.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

just try 10s. box of Cssosrets, the
finest livsr snd bowel regulator ever
made
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

and succeed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-13

country.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08
A Quiet Wedding

There occurred Wednesday evening at
the home Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Hurrell, 712 N. Park street, the
quiet wedding of Anna K. Hurrell and K.
w. Bilhimer. Owing to illness In the
family none but the Immediate relatives
were present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. l.. Farnum, of Flint,
who has been an intimate friend of the
family for many years.
Miss Hurrell Is we'll known In OwOsso,
having been connected with our city schools
as principal of the Emerson. Her executive
ability combined with love for her work,
made her teacher of rare excellence.
Mr.. Bilhimer has many friends In Owos-
so and vicinity, and is highly respected
business man.
/ 1t is with pleasure that we learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilhimer are to remain with
us. They will be at home to their friends
after october Is, at their country residence
just south of the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08
Happily Welded.

The marriage of VIM w. Dennis, of Ovid,
and Miss Minnie E., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Faxon, occurred Monday noon
at the home of the BRIDES parents, 302 w.
King street, Rev. John Sweet officiating.
The wedding was quiet one, only the inn
mediate relatives and friends being present
The house was beautifully trimmed with
cut flowers, pinks, roses, nasturtiums, etc.,
the fire place, in front of which the couple
stood while the ceremony was performed,
being banked high With them. Taken all
together the wedding was very pretty one.
A wedding dinner was served at IL o'clock.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hennis are very favora-
bly, known and highly respected in the
community. Mr.. Dennis, while living In
Ovid, has been In the city frequently, hav-
ing considerable real estate here. Mrs.
Dennis is graduate of the musical
department of Albion College, has been
prominent in musical, church and social
work in the city and is very highly esteemed
for her many excellent qualities. They
left on the 1:10 train for Chicago and other
points in Illinois to be gone several days,
after which they will return to Ovid to
reside.
THE TIMES extends to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Its heartiest congratulations and
best wishes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08
Burton.

Preaching Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
In the M. p. church by Rev. s. 8. Fleming
Mrs. j. Selby returned to her home In
EIba, Lapeer county, Saturday Of last week
|-Mlss Ada School, Of Owosso, was In
town Friday of last week calling on friends
Mrs. w. M. Giles and daughter, Miss
Lena, were the guests of Mrs. G. Gibson,
of this place, one day last week--There
will be a chicken pie social Wednesday
evening, Oct. 13, at the residence of K. w.
Mason, under the auspices of the Y. p. s.
@. Il. All are cordially invlted--The aid
society and the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society, of the M. p. church, were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Minerva
Mason, Tuesday. Three new names were
added to the roll--Mrs. j. Potter was the
gnest Of Mrs. Jennie Taylor, OF Ovid, the
first of the week--Mr. and Mrs. N.
Pierce, of Elsie, were in town Sunday and
called on Mrs. Alice Scott.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08
Regret His Departure.

Rev. @. V. Northrop and wife arrived In
the city Saturday and were entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. G. Mahaney until the par
sonage was ready for occupancy. On Sun
day Mr.. Northrop entered upon his work
as pastor of the Baptist church, being greet
ed by large congregations both morning and
evening. Those present were impressed by
his earnestness and deep spiritual desires.
The church at Wooster, Ohio, parted with
his services with great regret. OF him the
Daily Republican says: Rev. Carey V.
Northrop closed his ministry in Wooster
last Sabbath, preaching to large audiences
both morning and evening at the Baptist
church. OF the many excellent pastors
who have gone out of this church in the
more than three-quarters Of century of its
existence, none more faithfully and accept
ably gave himself to the leadership, min
istry and preaching so beautifully blended
in the Office of pastor. Mr.. Northrop's
removal to another field of labor is sad
loss to his church and sad loss to his con-
gregation, and is sincerely regretted by the
various churches, fraternities and military
posts. Many remained at the close of both
services to say farewell to the consecrated
gospel preacher and his family" The
article also refers to Given Post No. 1873 G..
A. r., which, by committee specially ap-
pointed, conveyed the good wish of the
post, 'and to assure him that the kindness
he has shown the old soldiers during his
pastorate in the Bethany Baptist church
will always be remembered with gratitude y
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08
RECEIPTS,
Catarrh and Malaria.

People who are or have been afflicted by
malaria. The explanation Is this: Malaria
is germ disease. Germs find their way
into the blood through the mucous mem-
brances. If the mucous membranes are
healthy the germs can not enter the blood.
This Is why some people do not get malaria.
But IL the blood membranes are afflicted
by catarrh, even slightly, the malaria germs
find easy access into the blood.
Peru ma is the remedy. 1t not only
destroys malaria germs, but so restores the
mucous membrance to health, that no more
germs can find entrance. Pe-ru-na Is the
most reliable remedy for chronic malaria.
1t cures by eradicating the germs from the
system.
Send for DIR. Hartman's latest book.
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