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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
GASES FOR L. 5. COURT.
Three Hearings Before Commissions
err Connolly.

Three Hearings Before Commissions
err Connolly.
Timothy r. S. Rivers the colored bar
Der, who was arrested on a bench warrant
issued by the United States court at Char
lesion. was discharged by Commissioner
NJ. A. Connolly yesterday, by direction of
Judge Emory Speer, upon representations
made by Messrs. j. G. and ID. II. Clarke,
mis- counsel. Rivers was brutally beaten
and injured while held a the jail by the
demented German seaman, Franck, who is
being detained there.
Joe Orr, who passed a counterfeit obliga-
ton of the United States, to the value of
81 on a colored rustic responding to the
name of Adolphus Humble, who came to
town on excursion rates was also before
Commissioner Connolly. Adolphus failing
to respond at the hearing Orr was re-
manded to Jail another day, and he Will
appear tomorrow before the new commits
soner
Bickham Chapman. a col3red man, was
arrested on the charge Of retaining PEN
sion cheek for sS76 that did not belong
10 him. Ele was given a hearing by Com
missioner Connolly. who elected the infor-
nation that the check was cashcd by tha
rightfu oW uer, the proceeds being turned
over TO Cha oman. The defendant was dis
missed and the balance of the money
recovered wSll be returned 10 the soldiers
widow. Affic. Polite She resides in Beau
fort, and will return there in day or
two. At present she Is attended by re-
tinue OF coiored people, and has already
dlsbursed a bout Sl0o her daughter being
successful q securing possession or we
most money!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

y NA' HlNAA't
-, lhey've lived together fifteen yeara.
,i lhey never had a quarrel until lately.
rs,n tney bought bicycles OF dihcfent
"'aAe1 Chicago Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
Is God alone
- 4-.....If

God the eternal!
He begetteth not, and he is not begotten,
And there is none like unto him.
stand out against the clear sky In a SOL
itary and eloquent way
The Jews have their shrine on the Tigris.
A few hours above the great palm groves
where the Euphrates pours It's clear
stream into the brown Tigris, there Is a
great blue domed tomb where Ezra, the
Hebrew prophet and leader, is said 10 be
buried. A decrepit caravanserai sur
rounds 1t on the landward sides, and the
Jews from Bagdad come down at certain
seasons IN memory Of this great construc-
tive hero, and lodge here and worship Je-
hovah The whole land Is full Of the
memories OF patriarchs and of prophets.
These same broad plains run up to Ur Of
the Chaldees, where Abraham heard the
call of God and caught the divine restless
ness and went out not knowing whittier he
went, on.y knowing that he must go on,
on and on. as we all must. The goodness
of God has given us few better gifts than
he gave to Abraham. That divine discon-
tent is our chief differentiation from these
sterile, stereotyped people, who are tied
forever to what their father did and to
whom no present voice from a living God
ever comes. sim, cold and dead over
these Mesopotamian plains lies the life Of
the multitudes who have never gone out
under the starred sky 70 hear the voice
which Abraham heard.
The sailors declare that the Garden Of
Eden lay at the junction Of the Tigris and
the Euprates, and say that there can be
no mistake, as several original apple trees
have been carried away from the spot. The
people who live near Ararat far TO the
north. however, are as sure that Adam and
Eve walked about over their country be-
meath the cool white SHOWS OF the great
mountain. Groves OF date palm stretch
for miles along these rivers The bed OF
the Euphrates is rocky and the water Is
beautifully clear. The river which the
two streams form rs called the Shat 81
Arab, and Ia a noble stream, navigable by
large ships. and afording good anchorage
az Basra. where our river boat brought It's
little journey 70 an end one Sunday after
noon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

1T, temperature; "V, velocity of wind.
J. NJ. Sherier.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

Special Texas Rainfall Report-Bren-
ham, .O2; Cuero, %; Houston, trace;
Waco trace. Report from Huntsville not
received.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01

queen Victoria always looks so sol
emn."
you'd look solemn. too, n you had had
the Prince Of Wales for son all these
years. Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
SCHOOLS AVID coLLEGEs.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Va, 59th year. State Military,
Scientific and Technical School. Thorough
Courses Ia general and applied Chemistry,
and I'm Engineering. Degrees conferred in
course; Grad: V. NJ. L., and Bachelor
Sciences; In Post Grad. courses, Master
Science. Civil Engineer. All expenses, In
GLIDING clothing and incldentals, provided
at an average rate OF $3.50 per month, ex-
elusive of OUTFIT New Cadets report Sept.
1st. Gen. Scott Ship. Superintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-01
CUR Ed

some time ago ! received q box of DR.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney PILLS and | have
been highly pleased with the action upon
a patient who has gone the rounds with
almost all the doctors without much II
any, benefit from them for a urinal
trouble. She is 80 much pleased after
using my sample box that / had to get a
sample box from my collegian, DR. Ball,
20 supply her until I could hear from YOU
again. If you have no agent here. I would
he glad to have you write her so she can
keep supplied. l am very favorably IN
pressed with the formula Of the pills and
should they prove as efficient IN other
similar cases. will take great plasure in
prescribing them.
II I NTarti, NJ n A,.osao1o Al,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21

Iuyincible, peerless, wonderful is Michael. When he races his chief competitor is time, and when he crosses the tape in his finish ing sprint he leaves records as well as op- ponents behind him
 James Michael, the most wonderful bi cyclist of the world, recommends all wheel men to take Paine's celery compound.
 Many a young person and hundreds of older people having determined to take up bicycling as health-giving exercise find themselves really lacking the proper snap or stamina to begin on. Their bodily con dition prevents so spirited exercise Many who are really sick, who have suffered from debility or waisting diseases for long time until they had begun tothink their troubles had become chronic, as nothing gave them relief, would turn to bicycling for relief, but they find that this splendid exercise, like any other, requires strength to undertake. The blood is out of order, the nerves are deranged, and natures food for both is need ed.
 All such persons will find to their inn mense joy that Paine's celery compound will make them well.
 Michael has made cycle riding a careful study, and is in a position to give excellent advice, not only to racing men, but to wheelmen and people in general. In ref erence to his own methods the following
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
COchiSe County:

District Attorney English and wife have gone to Nav York, where Mr. Eng fish goes on professional business. They will return by Decem Der 1st.- Tombstone Prospector.
 Word comes from Ssfford that Wm. Teller has made up his mind to go to the Klondyke in the spring and has gone into training. He sleeps out in the open with DO covering and Hugh Mullen, who occupies a room near the training ground, when he swskes dur ing she night, goes out and throws 8 bucket of cold water on Teller. Isi believed that this system of preparation will enable MT. Teller to be the first to oroee Ohilcoot pass. When hs gets so ice water dashed along his spinal column will not disturb his slumber he will be ready for the trip.-Grahdnl County Bulletin
 At Thatcher on Wednesday the little 3 year old girl of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stepely was accidentally shot by her 6 year old brother, while She two were playing with 35 cslibeP rife. Just how the shooting occurred wss not known by our informant. The ball entered st the back of the left shoulder passing entirely through the upper fssby part and giving the left cheek a gssh. The mother was st the store of Mir. Lee when the accident occurred |. When word wss. brought to her she was badly frightened and her screams ss she hurried to her home attracted and excited the entire town. DF. Green of Stafford was called to dress the wound which 1t is understood will not result seriously .-Grdhdns Bulletin.
 A new band has bsen organized in the city consisting of members of she Uniform Rank K. of F., who have or- dsred a new set of band instruments and will soop, under the leadership of Prof. Csssi, make the welkin ring with theiF melodies.-Bisbee Lyre.-azv
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
letter will i. terest everybody.

Boston, Mass, Feb 2I, I897
 After the exertion of my record rides while with the Morgan & Wright team in the south last winter, during which I lost somewhat in weight. on account of the un- accusi omed climate, l was advised to use Paine's celery compound. I am pleased to say that it gave such satisfaction that l was impelled to use it again to brace me up from the effects of the two unusually rough ocean trips that I have taken during the past month l believe that wheelmen who have to undergo the hardships of ''circuit chasing will find Paine's celery compound of assistance in keeping up their physical tone Jimmie Michael.
 Thousands need to take a remedy t~sE- fly their blood. a..s~se the circulation .>->S counteract the facilitating effect of contin- ing work, wcrry and excitement.
 The more intelligent portion of every community are the ones who best recon mend Paines celery compound. They have looked into this great remedy, followed its remarkable achievements in the case of friends. neigbbors and relatives and know just what to expect from its use as nerve and brain strengthener and restorer and an ideal invigorator for rundown system.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Old PeODI0.

Old people who require medicine to regulate She bowels end kidneys will find the true remedy in Electric Bit- ters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other in toxiosnts, but Rots ss A tonic and alseE- stive. I5 acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength aud giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the performance of ths func- tious. Electric BitteFe is sn excellent appetizer end aids disestian. Old peo- pie find it inst exactly what they need. Price fifty cents and S1.Oo per bottle as Phoenix Drug Go. and N. P Chubb'a Drug Stores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
The Kasser Gold Nrine.

The balsncs of the machinery for the KssseF Gold Mining company pussed through town on Monday on the way to the mins Since the purchase of the
 majority of tbe stoos U the company
 by John J Gibboos, Of Nsw York, the
 policy of ths company has beeu entire-
 ly changed, end decidedly for the
 better.
 The vein has been followed On the
 sevsrsl levels and shows up sbroaG iu
 all the openings, much of the ore as-
 saying S30 and higher. 4 double com
 paFtmebt shaft has been suuk to B depth of 100 feet, end we'll timbered-
 At the mouth of the shaft the ground
 has been excavssed and ievelsd for the ceivsd IEst week will have been placed in position within two weeks, v hen sink ipgwill be resumed and the shaft carried down to depth of probably 800 feet. John KssseF, who is stockholdeF in the company, is in charge of ths mine work ss superia seudent.
 The 10-stsmp mill has been entirely ESOULtO, ViIu 6tOuG f9baiE- ing walls end with all the appurte- nances of first class mill added The mill is spacious, erected with the view of adding 10 stamps in the spring if conditions justify the enlargement. The mill will be completed within ten days audeoon thereafter the ssampawill begin i to drop, for what is confidently expect | sd will be iong run. Ths ors bins as the mine and mill are full, aud the mine 1 ,sn supply good ore as rapidly aa need sd.
 The Messrs. Gibbons have purchased md bonded number of claims adj ac- snt to the Kasssr property which promise well, and upon which they in- end to do considerable woi within the lexs few mouths. They are the kind of nen who bu;id up mining camp and ve hope they will be well rewarded for beir enteFprise.-SilUerB Belt. help. Agsnte get fifty w cents on each dollar DO e1perieI.rc asoee- ary. Write for agents outfit. Address .'Ihe { . IL
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
PinaI County:

Judge F. M. Doan has been the recipient of many compliments for the fairness and dignity with which he has presided oyer the present term of the District couFt.-F7orence Tribune.
 Rumors are thick on she streets that Thos. Ewing, of San Francisco, has purchased the Oonnor and Minnesota mines near Chloride for S25O,OOO cssh, end also bonded Judge Murphy's Pay Roll mine, making 8 payment down. MT. Ewing has resured home to com- plete the arrangements, and will be back in few days to complete the transfer and to pus large force of men ss work on his purchase. Our Mineral TVe1Lth,. = ~
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Tempe Department.
FromSatuEd ays's Daily.

FromSaturd ays's Daily.
 Black Kid is matched with New Mexico horse for quarter mile race some time in December for puEss of S25O.
 Baker Hilge has his new oven in shape and is going to fCrnish South Siders the bass bread in the world from now on.
 A party of young people gathered at the residence of J. K. Smith of Kyrene, last night aud spent very pleasant evening.
 Bob McDluEray of Pleasant Vsllsy, juss arrived wlbh bunch of cattle from Pleasant Valley and reports that feed Is good and cattle looking yell.
 Dr. James MoNaughton, Fred M. Irish and Prof. Grinden left Friday morning fog Flagstaff to attend the Teachers Institute to be held in that place next week.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Navajo County:

MF. and Mrs. P Christoff srson of
 Woodruff had quite sn experience in crossing the Puerco lsst Wednesday. !. They drove into deep place and both
 were pitched headloDg into the river
 Mrs. OhFlssoffeEson had 8 little child in her lap when the accident occurred, which disappeared beneath the muddy waters. For several minutes no trace of it could be found, and when recover cd was apparently lifeless. After pro longed efforts at resuscitstiop, the child showed signs of life, bus it died the next morning. Fortunately, when the sccident:occuEred,e party from Hol- brook on their way to the Pesrifsd Forest, consisting os John Clark, the Misses Ellison and Jsrvis and John Eager, of SpringsFville,w were close Ct hand and the two gentlemen rendered valu- able Rssisteuce in getting MTe. Christ offsrson out the river, and in recovering the child. The child end Mrs. Christ offeEson were conveyed in the Ellison'e rig back to Holbrook. ca Tuesday O. D Flake took Mrs. Christofferson and tbs remains of the cHild back to Wood ruff. The sight of the dead child was she first the brothers End sisters at home knew of the disastrous sccidens. The ArQuS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
CoOHIsE COUNTY TAXES.
A List of the Heavy Taxpayers of tht
 County.

The heavy taxpayers of Cochiee county presens su interesting array of figures. The railroad wealth of the county is over two-ffths of the total ss- ssssment, Oochise ranking first in the Territory in number of mIles on the ae- eessment rolls. The total valuation of over $2,500.00O :s an increase of nearly S200.000 over last years aseesemens, placing the county among the eecond- class counties. The increase of asssss- mens is mostly on cattle and improve menss. A glance over the assessment rolls shows the following list of heavy taxpayers who pay over 5000 into the county excheuueF:
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
From Tuesday's Daily.

From Tuesds5's Daily.
 Two cars of bran will be shipped south tonight.
 Dr. Lucas, dentist, recently from Cal ifoFnie, has located in Mesa.
 A car Of hay will be shipped to California tonight and another to Co chise.
 Cor. Lam precht, who has been spend- ing the sumner in Flagstaff. returned to Tempe today looking and feeling well.
 MT. TGlmai Pomeroy oS Mesa yesteF- day received new pisno which will be placed in social hall for the benefit of the patrons of that place
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturday Daily.
 Coughe, colds, pneumonia and levers may be prevented b7 keeping the blood Hoods SsrsRparilla.
 Invitations have been issued sn> nouncing the wedding Of Miss Clara Wilkie eed Mr John Mysss at the hone of the brides parents in the Cartwright School District, eight miles west of Phoauix. on Wednesdgy evening of next week. The contracting parties are well and favorebly known.
 Cascsrets stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never eicke0s. wesken or gripe. 1Oc.
 At the Opera House on Friday night, October 9, Fred B. Musssy will appear in the title role in the thrilling drama, ''Tony ths Convict" ably supported by the Phoenix Players Club, the event being the first appearance Of this or gauization, besdas making the opening of the dramatic season here.
 Mr. Frank Nicholson who arrived J he has charge of laFgs mining pFopo sitjou for an E, igi,sh coaipsny, expscte to return to a4exico this eveping. There arc one hundred and sixty men 0pioy- ed on the niue, sixty of whom are Americans and the balance MexiosDs. There Is sixty stamp mill in constant operation day snd night end 8 one hun dred ton cyanide plant. Mr. Nicholson says the proposition is big ons and is mgkipg good returns 90 the owners.
 Work was commsDcsd on the Flor snce Cristenton reacue homs today. The Board of Directors, who have She matter in hand, have mss with much encouragement ia presenting ths claims of tEis work to our psoRla. bus it is largely through the generous gift of Mir. Crittenton that it has bssn made possibe The local benevolent orders have responded to the plea for aid, demonstrating thereby their desire to help aii worthy charitable enterprises. Many E poor wloderar will doubtless be glad though all etsrnity that this Christ-ilke charity has beer located in Phoenix.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21

The Hearst estate and T. M & Co., of Tom bstoue, crowd the 5000 msrk dividuel taxpayers who pay from $500 to $500. The list of taxpayers h this county numbers nesrIy 1900. Tomb stone Prospector.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily
 The meeting of the Southern Branch of the Tempe Canal on Saturday re- suited in ths election of J E. Price, M Wornser and V. Cant ss Directors. Ar Price wes made chairman and Ls- Roy P. Hili seoreteEy Of the Board.
 Tempe has for long time been known as point for large cattle ship ments in ths winter season but it is fast becoming sn all the year round stock center. During the past summer ship ments have been fre quent end this COB dition of affairs will nc doubt increase as the years go by.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21

SchlllaAg's Besf tea is the best you can get for anything like the money 1t costs.
 ScAlIl1ng's 5 Besf baking pow der is the best you can get at any price. A Schiliing & Company
 San Francisco 2oos
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Something to Depend ca.

Mir James Jones of the drug firm of Jonee < Son. Cowdsn, Iii in speaking Of Dr. Kirg's New Discovery, ssys that last winter his wifa waa attacked esith La Grippe, and her oaee srex so serious that physioiane at Cowden sud Paus could do nothing for her. It seemed to develop into Hesty Consumption. Hay ing Dr. K ng's New DiseeveFy in store. and selling lots of it. ha tcok bottle home, and to she surprise of all she bs- gan to get better from fist coee, and 8 half doz4n bottles cured her sound and well. Dr Kings Nav Discovery foR Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to 50 th's good work. Try it Free tria bostlrs et Paoerix Drug l Co. and M. P. Cnnbb'e Drug Stores. l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
[TE,RRITORIAL NEWS.
Yavapai County:

1dVdpdl OOuHby.
 Prescots football team practiced yes y. They expect to have go at ix and the Indians about Th ks-
 -Courier.
 5ck Is reported to have occurred
 Jerome rsiirosd today. An en-
 said to have left the track the Fer and fireman were injured h0ugh not seriously .-JourndI-M Miner. T. J. Boltz, who in the last few ~Snths hes ridden hundreds of miles to nine Yavapsi mines and prospects. he thinks we are just on the eve of 1onderful developments of our mineral PssouFcee; that we have the mines here and this fact is only beginning to be rec ognizsd among foreign investors- / Courier.
 Tom Fitch, the silver toDgued orator, is reported to have taken 8 whirl iu the sugar deal, and to have emerged from 1t S75,O00 better of than when he went Snto it. Mir. Fitch has valuable prop ny ir St. Louis, from which he re- au dsome monthly income and since his latest Fclean up in sugar he is ' said to have made some extensive real estate purchases iu. Los Angeles. where hshss decided "to locate permanently" Journal Miner.
 Four feet of twenty dollar gold ore just struck in the Grown Point group. Such is the good news received yesteF- day by Col. Brodie, who has been sb- sent from the mine and ip Preecobs lew dave, attending to the purchase and hipment of supplies. Coming from ome other sources, the above figures Fouid be subjecs to discount of 90 per ghnt, bus the Colonel Is iu class by himself-a truthful Republicap.-Pres- colt Courier.
 The Bsumenn group of mines, four teen claime, located in Agua Fria dis trict, hsvs been bonded to Philadelphia capitalists. The men interested are rossd throughous the United States for leir wealth and will commence the ex- nsive development of the above prop ty about NovembeF 1. Prof. Fl. Van F. FuFmau, well kpoWe mining expert, examined the property about month ago and 1t Is upon the strength of his report that this company will develop the mines. It is known that the men interested have ample means to forward the enterprise and that they will not merely open up the mines with she pur- pose of unloading on the stock market but will develop as Legitimate mining enterprise. The claims are about two and one-haIf miles from surveyed route of the proj =cted road to Mayer and two and one>haIf miles from water power on Agua Ffie river. Prescott Courier. Four mills are pounding away each day and night within the sound of each ther near the head of the Hssssysmpe. They are those of the Senator, the Chicago Gold Mining Company, the Sun Dance and Storm Cloud mining Rmpanies respectively. Jos. CaFmi- pne of the best known mill men country, has charge of the Sens- and it is running successfully rom the Evergreen and Snoozer
 John Lsube Is ln charge of ceso oompany's mill and is also
 bcsss of it's operation. This
 Ms good mill as there is
 ry. H. E. AFmitsgs Is
 She Sun Dance com
 rty, and it requires two OF
 s to freight the product of l
 Prescott. The Storm Cloud |
 so be looking in splendid |
 hd the results from the mill |
 bs highly satisfactory. A |
 TSa visited this property |
 considers it one of fhe |
 fOie section of countr=-l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Graham County:

R. H. Paul left fo7 Tucson Wednes- day. Mr. Paul is still with the Pacific Improvement company. The work of sinking for coal will begin in earnest in few days at she camp above Solom on ville.-Guordi0n
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Gila County:

An important strike wss recently made in the Rescue silver mine, which is being worked by De Gloss & Go. The ore body shows face of 20 inches and hss been stripped 6 feet. The ores average 500 ounces in silver, and is growing richer. and the vein apparently becoming wideF ss work progressea.- .SiI1,e5. Bell
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Never Felt Better.

'My brother was troubled for severs years with 8 severe cough and also with rheumatism. He has taken few bot ties of Hoods SaFsepsFiIls and IS Fe- llsvsd. He never felt better in his life He now coughs but seldom and never feels anything of the rheum etism " CORA EVANS, Psnguitoh, Utah.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Money m arketS.

NEW YORK, Oss 19.-Sllver eertifi- oates 571S c 59 :; bar silver 5S24 ; Mexican dollars 4434.