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Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
TRIES TO GIVE MONEY AWAY
Police Take Charge of a Man With 9
 Big Rcli of Bills.

Naw York, Dec. 3.-A man about 40 years o-d, somewhat shabby in appear ance, stood surrounded by lot of wCrkmen in Battery Park this morning. He had big roll of bills, which he wanted the men to take from him as presents. The bills were mostly Of $50 and $20. The workmen thcueht the man crazy and ca I'd Policeman Eg5n, of the Church street sta.ion, who placed the man under arrest
 Whsn he was searched S1,e45 in bills was found, as well as q check for $201.50, drawn by the Montgomery Becker Banking Company, Of Oreg n, Mo, on the American Exchang9 Ma tional Bank, Of this city, in favor Of David Frutz. It was dated December 1, 1897. The man wcu t-.l nothing about himsaf except that he is a farm e. and that he was born in Switzerland
 He was committed 10 Bel eyue Hos pital. Later he was search again, and in the lining of his vest $730 Uors was found.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04

enough to permit garnishment proceed ings to be brought agaiilsa them or their treasurer.
 The attorney for the state held that the board was a municipal corporation and its officers exercised public func- tions, and that the capacity to be sued as conferred by the statute upon pub lie corporations does not embrace the capacity to be garnished.
 lie further contended that ,the board is part of the government Of the state and therefore exempt from garnish- ment. The judge sustained the latter contention.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
HoLn up K p0LI r sTATtoN
R. b5 r. 8in snd e5+q s.f'i~et $, oos
 ta S3sr ai

Toronto. Ont, Dee. 3.-The eastern parts Of Ontario and western parts Of Quebec have recently been visited by a gang of expert and daring burglars, who have so far escaped the police. Last night they capped all previous records by holding up the small town Of Lausucuil, just across the river from Montreal.
 Early this morning 1t was found thal the signal system between the town and Montreal was silent and 6 visit to the police station explained the cause The two officers on duty were found gagged and bound in the station, the signal system blocked and the safe in the mu- nicipal offices attached open and rified
 On being released the police related that about midnight three men asked TO be given shelter in the els On be- ing taken to the cell door they seized the officers, gagged and bound them, opened the safe. got S120 in cash and when any one Of th9 store keepers was aroused he was promptly covered with a pistol. Armed ponce are now cut in search of the criminals
 The total booty Of the gang so far is known to exceed $1000O, and it is be- lieved they are experts from Boston. because several robberies were recently reported on the load from Boston to Montreal.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
IN THE PILLoRY IN THE SNOW.
MalefGct0rs Covered With Blankets
 While Being Punished.

Wilmington. Del, Dec. 3.--Two men stood in the pillory in the jail yard at New Castle for one hour yesterday morning. They were plac9d on the pill lOry platform, six fee. above the ground, at 10 o'clock, in the midst Of 2 driving snow storm. They were cOv- cred with blankets and mittens were put on their hands. Wren taken down ;hoy were cold and stiff These two victims H-ero Cato J H. Pennington, colored. who had been convicted Of an attempt to commit feIonious assault upon white woman, and Joseph T.
 2ussel, whc had entered house with intent to commit robbery. Later Pen nirgton received thirty lashes on his bare hack, the cato nine tails being
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
CONVICT KILLS DEPUTY SHERIFF
John Warner of Birmingham Shot by
 Will Goldston, Negro.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec 3.-Chief Deputy John Warner Of this city was shot and killed here today by Will |Goldston, q negro. Goldston is 8 mur- derer sent up for life from Antaga county, and recently escaped from a convict camp in that county. Warner learning of his presence in this city, attempted to arrest him, but received three balls from revolver in the hands of Goldston, who was behind Q door.
 The convict escaped down an alley, and although the town turned out to hunt him, he had not been found up to midnight. If he is captured lynohing is sure to follow. Warner was very popular and known all over the sCate. Fs ran for mayor Of Birmingham last year, and twelve years ago was dem oe.at5e leader in state politics.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
The Alliance, if Any, Between Great Britain and the United States Will Be Based Entirely Upon the 4d- vantage That Each Expects
 To Derive From if.

negotiations at daily coupled with fer the latter point understanding this o "slob- affection" between  reproche making their bargain 
   Philippines her day
 
  rohy solid 
  the average Englishman
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
coALING STATION IN COSTA RIGA.
An Intima-ion That It Would Interfere
 With British Rights.

London, Dec 3-The Standard sug- gests that the report shat the United States has acquired a coaling station in Chiriqui Lagoon, Costa Rica, is con nected with the presence of President Iglesias in Washington and the aD- preaching report of the Nicaragua ca nal commission.
 The paper adds that it must be as- sumed that the important rights se- cured by Great Britain under the Clay ton-Bulwer treaty will not be aban- doned without sufficient Compensation. It would be interesting to know what consideration will be offered for the abrCgation of the treaty.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
PORTO RICO PRINTERS STRIKE
They Ask a Fifty Per Cent Advance No Reascn fer Police Interference.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 3.-Ten days ago the San Juan Typographical Union held a meeting and adopted g new scale Of prices, whiah, in effect, was an advance Of 50 per cent. ever the scale under which they w7rar working. By inc old scale they made only S4 to $7 a week. The publishers were noti- fed that the new scale would t. ke ef- feet on December 1. The publishers were surprised by the demands f their men, and the printers employed by tte Cosrespcndancia and Bole"n were dis charged, with the result has tLo5e pa pers have not been published since last Wednesday.
 The union held meeting today, and
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
wielded by Sheriff Finn. Pennington

wielded by Sheriff Flinn Pennington will also spend ten years in jail.
 In quick succession five other men were placed against the post, their wris:s being held by clamps Cn either side. These victims of the laws wrath were William Deaton, who stole some rope, ten lashes; John Foster, who committed robbery, twenty lashes; AL exanGer Williams, who stole a bicycle, ten lashes; Frank Pryor, who stole a -a.ch, len lashes; John Callahan, for theft Of a bridle, five lashes. Calla- han was the only white man whipped.
 Snow fell heavily during the entire performance. yet a crowd of men and boys stood iii the jail yard for two hours.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04

while it was in progress the ice. wnd, had been sent by Muncz R vera the' president of the island. arrivei, a1d~ commanded Santiago Iglesias as,-the sez- retary and treasurer of the union and it's leader, to leave the island under penalty Of arrest Munoz Ri walHH lan6a friend of the publishers bu. it
 ful if the Americans will allow thus abus- the authority that Fne at their pleasure. The printers ~ quiet and have done nothing to war rant police interference.
 Company E, Of the Secord Batttry Of the First Kentucky Artil y, has go @ to Ponce to take the frs. transport fir home.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
MARIA. TERESA INQUIRY.
Naval Court Expected to Complete Its
 Investigation This Week.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 3.-The naval court of inquiry now sitting at the Nor folk navy yard to investigate the abandoning of the Infanta Maria Te- reSa, will, it is expected, complete it's labor by the end of next weel-
 Lieutenant Blow, Chief Engineer Sims and cher officers of the Vulcan who were aboard her at the time the Teresa was cast adrift, having returned from Cat island, will testify before the court Monday or Tuesday, while all the off, cers of the Merritt will be examined. and Lieutenant Hobson will be asked for an expert opinion of the vessels seawOrthiness as indicated by tho wreck he recently examined. The sit tings of the court are comparatively short. Commander Harris, who may
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
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Manila, Dee. 3.-Hongkong newspa- pers have asserted that the at,i ude O. the Germans here was hostile to the il- surg nts. The Gslma2s of Ma fla have ciIcu ated a st temen saving he mans are thoroughly f. e dly t Ward the Filipinos. Tn statement sig ed by the German consul ald German business firms. The nati es infer that tho Germans are favorable to the de- pendent faction. Advicss from Cap say the Span a. ds have aba1dore ed tha. town, and the insurgents with egpc cannon advanced upon it on Novem- her 24.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
He Refers to De lesseps' Experience and french Records to Prove That the Maritime Canal Company is in Possession Of the OWT
 feasible Route.

New York Dec SE1seuar Warner Miller who the Ncaraguan public the representatives of the Washington ne locked astounding Mi Miller calls March
 
 European commercial interest
 
 the United MT Miller
  canal to De built il control United States aiding the Nicaragua
  tion. with check They tion a 3ezsaps aaa the feasible T President in connection with the ding to his
  the other i if
 
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Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
SAYS SHE s HYPNoT1zEo.
Asks Aid to Free Herself From the
 Control of a Fortune Teller.

Foushkeepsie, N Y, Dec. 3--A strange story has been revealed in a complaint mace by Mrs. Ann Boise Of this city to Chief Of Police Albertson Ms. BoiZe, who is o0 years old, has aD pea!ad to she chief Of police for aid in freeing herself from the alleged hyp- notic control exercised over her life by Mrs. George H. Shephard, a fortune rener cf this city. Mrs. Boise says that some time ago Mrs. Shephard told her for June, and since then sine has been completely under her control.
 T am completely under the spell of some mysterious power which impels me to give her money and to consult her in all 1 do,'' she said to the chief of police.
 Mrs. Boise made an earnest plea for the intervention Of the police to regain her free will. Mrs. Shephard admits having told Mrs. Boises fortune, but denies all he other allegations She especially discIaims hypnotic power.
 ndeT questioning of the chief of po- lice she became hysterical.i Mrs. Boise aIeo ocps95 he fOrtu4e teller Of weav- Ing 2 web around several young wo- men, who think they can marry any man they select by enlisting the aid Of her art
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
EXPRESS OFFICE IS ROBBED.
Cowboys Are Blamed fer Bold Burg
 lary at Alameda, Kan.

Denver, D=c. 3.-OncfaIs of the United States Express company in this city were notified today that it's office at Alameda, Kan, was robbed last night The safe was opened and it's valuable contents taken.
 The officials will not give the amount of the loss, but it is known the rob bers got a package containing $3,000 m greenbacks that had been sent by the Standard Meat and Stock company of this city to it's agent at AImeda. IL Is believed the robbery was committed by cowboys.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
AN EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT.
Which Will Compensate France fc- t1t
 Humiliation Of Fashcda

Paris. Dec. 3.-M Delolciel a forme1 deputy has written a le.tar to the Temps saying that body 'ef French mn, jealous to ma ntain French pr S. tige, had decided tc start educa ,ional ests bli hments at Khartcum and Fash oda.
 He adds tha: n & If the funds nac1s sary have already been secursd end concludes with D int ng out that Kha-- toum and Fashoda are n Egyptian ter ritory, and under the terms Of capitu- latio2, which give France equal pr.vi- legs with Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
AN 0PlNING FOR JUDGE DAY
Hs May Succeed iudgr Taft # inc Lat-
 ter is rade PsesiosasApf Ysie,

k Washington. Dec. 3.-If Judge Tafs$ of the circuit court in the Ohio district is made president of Yale, as intimated in the newspapgr dispatches, an open ing will be made for tae fulfillment of the ambition of Judge Day.~-He would in all probability, receive the appoins ment to i'll the vacancy causaE ioge the resignation of Jndge TaT+ 1t is an open secret amQng kb.e friends of Judge Day tha. fes to go on the federaA bench, known that the presi- ,ia4st wa him to the frs va cancy. ..af Judge Days friends would b eslad b see the selection Of Judge Taft for he presidency of YalA viding for the ci @eatfn Sf an additional judicial distrietk 4 which Ohio is to form a part. | lis bill passes it is understood to he intention of the president to<dS gRate Judge Day for the place.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
KANSAS TALKS THEATER HAT.
Cousin of Senator Hanna Expects His
 Bill to Be Adopted.

Topeka, Kan, Dec Estate Senator Hanna, populist, today announced that he would make another effort to have his bill prohibiting the wearing of hats or bonnets at the2ters and con certs' passed Dy he approaching ses- sion of the legislature.
 Hanna passed the bill through the senate two years ago. but a populist house killed it. lie says q republican house will pass it.
 Hanna is 3 cousin O: Mark Harna.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
ADRIFT ON THE SEA.

Liverpool, Dec. 3.-The B itish sea IT. CT King Arthur, Gap ain He dick, from Dtmerara, arrived here oday a :, reported that she ghted tie Br ish steamer Londonia On NcvC mbar 29 in latitude 45 north, longitude 165, e r beam ends on the sta board s i'd ,, W tn hatclcs subms srged. All her boats " re gene except slna b snd tn re We no sign cf life about her. 4 stror g northwest gale was blowing.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
MITCHELL AND sHARKEY.
raa Interna ional Fight Will Take
 Place in March

New York, Dec 3-The international fight between Charles M1tchall and Tom ShaTkey will not take place be- fore March next and the latter can now make arrangements to fight Kid Me Coy in January. Tn response to Shar&ey's acceptance of Mitchelfs challenge and his cffer to figh. him in January, Mitchell cabied that he cpul | net get in condition to fight before March. but that he desired match and requested that articles 0; agree ment be sent 0 him at once and if the conditions are satisfactory he will sign them and begin training
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
OUR INDIANS ABROAD
Tn footbssI l.seo F: vsna d, |, <
 Au4ries.

Los Angeles, Dec. 3.-The foo ball team Cf the Phoenix Indian school is playing a game here this after cen with the tam cf the Uni ersity oi South California at Fiesta Park. The Indian school band and ball players pa raded the stree. shortly af, CT noon and at acted much att mt on
 L-s Angeles, Doc. S-The University of Sou he n California defo2t q tn In dan school Of Pacen today
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
IS KILLED BY SAND PoPPERs. l"
Draynlan Meets Death in Hauling a
 Load of TCrpedoes.

Birmingham, Ala, Dee. 3.-John Wesley Thcmas, drayman, met death ir a peculiar manner this afternoon. He was hauling 2 load Of .crpedoes for the Christmas trade from the manu- facturers at East Lake, near this city, to a jobber in Birmingham. The tor pedoes, which are familiarly known as sand peppers, were in six barrels.
 While crossing the railroad tracks jus1 outside Of the city ,--e jolriRg Of the wagon exploded the torpedoes, and the contents of the vehicle went up in t.le air with a loud report. The wagon was demolished, the mule drawing the vehicle was killed and the driver was shot twenty feet in the air and badly burned He died in an hour.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
BRCKE GUT OF JAIL.
Irisoners Tired of Liberty, but the
 Jailor Didn't Want Them Back.

Eureka Springs, Ark, Dec 3.-Gil Batten, Firgs Warner, Harry Moak and Henry Anderson, prisoners in the county jail, played joke on the jailor ast night. The men broke jail at dusk and attended a dance in the city. The police failed to find them, but this morning the fugitives returned to their prison and asked for readmissicn and their breakfast The jailor told them that as they had nerve enough to es- cape they could stay out, but they se.zed the keys and forced their way back into jail again.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A GAME WARDEN WAR.

St. Paul, Minn., I ac. 3.-Anothar Il = rising of Chippewa Indians s fla ed. Game Warden Fulle4 ten has had light with fourteen rednan. and was bad ' beaten. He has orgari .c5i sn t CT posss. and says he VII ares .h@ cT. lenders, be the result wla- l. may.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
DIES BESIDE WEES CORPSE.
Fred ". Ganter. Bicycle Rider, Kills
 Himself With a Rifle Ball.

Watertown, N. Y, Dee. Erred W. Ganter, the champion bicycle rider of northern New York, killed himself at his home at Pamelia today.
 Ganter's wife died this morning. The husband took q rifle and went to the room where his wife's remains had been laid out and shot himself Death was instantaneous
 Ganter was 22 years Of age and had been married year.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A GERMAN VIEW OF IT.

United States has Although adheg has uttered medium of the semioal 
 newspapers generally politics. colonial
  papers, United
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
AN EXPECTED STORM.

Kansas City, Dec. 3.-The mcst se- were sncw storm Of the season, accom- panied by a lhsavy wird, gre ails throughout weste M ouri and Ka l. sas. In southern Kgn5as t-ee prospes s are for one Of ths wlrst storms ever encountered. IT graph comm mica tion and traffic will be badly impaired.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
HE vILLIFIED A JUDGE.

Cleveland. Dec. 3.-The rcpcr3 of the committee Of the Ear Asso tion O. the disbarment proceed nvgs aga | Senator Burke was presant-d D. cal mesting-f the assy, iati Il held thi t. aft rho n. The commitle- r comment cd that Burke be exp-l4ed
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
WILL RAISE REINA MERCEDES.
Navy Department Makes a Contract
 With Wrecking Company

Washington, Dec. 3.-The navy de- partment has made a contract with the Merrit.-Chapman Wrecking company to raise the Reina Mercedes. The Mer- ritt company telegraphed the depart mant today that it will proceed in a snort time from New York with 2 new expedition and powerful machinery to raise this wreck
 7rl5- is in this city. will superintend the work.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
REFORMER LOCKED IN A CELL.
Charged With Inducing Saloon Keep
 CTS to Violate Laws

Mascotah, III. Dsc. 3.-William R. Tipton. the St. Clair county reformer, who for fften years has waged 3 re- lentless war against the saloon keep CTS, has himself been arrested. He is charged with inducing saloon keepers to vioiate the law. for which he after ward prosecuted them.
 Tipton was held under 1,200 bail and for several hours the Yef0rmer re- mained in jail. He was finally re leased by his friends.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A BLOCKADE THREATENS.

St. Joseph, Dec. 3-A violent snow storm has ben raging here nee ca ly this morning, and the railroad compa- nies and street railways fear a general blockade by night.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A swINDLER SENTENCED

St. Paul Dec. 3.-Charles GouthIN, whose dealings in fraudulent time checks were said to have caused lcssSs to firms and individua all oy-r t-e country to an amount aggr egating $750 900, was today sentsnced t1e sta-e prison fer ten years at hard labor.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
HIS REQUEST COMPLIED WITH

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Thcmas Bsckwith of Boston, walked into the 1a is n street police station aud asked to be arrested. He confessed to the embeZ- element Of S15, ,0G0 from Nil 4 Co, of Bos .on. His reqUes WIS pr-'nitply complied with.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04

have to stand trial as the result of the boards Investigations, is temporarily attached to the receiving ship Frank lin at this navy yard.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A BOILER EXPLODED.

New York. Dec. 3.-A boiler on the Mallory line steamship Alamo exp oded as the steamer was about 10 leave her pier in East river tonight. Four men were killed and a number injured.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.

WiEne muca, Nev. Dsc. 3.-Ccngress- man Newlands passed here yeste. day On his way to Washington. h an in tarview with tho Silver State, wh ca was issued today, he states that he is . candidate fer United States S=nator.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
A CARNIVAL OF CRIME,
Havana in a B9a Way-Highway Rc
 bers Numarous-Many Due,s. 4

Havana, De4. s.-The carnisG . crime continue$ here. Not ala9e ar crimes committed on ths streets. bu even those who shpuld defend o-dar aId serious offenders. M@
 Duslling has been revived, eral meetings occur daily So one fatality has occurred cause. Spanish officers are offenders.
 So bold have groAn the h that emplcyes cfShe ciga employ private police SMndH on pay day Last As1 Dloyed in enc of F receiving their pa l body and compel # wages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-14
THE SIXTEENTH

Our 0ver.ihs.liver Republicans Have
Nothing to Fear but They'll Crack the
Chestnut ola SIN Hunt.
Though there Is little heard Of poll
tics as yet along the eastern border OF
Ohio. the campaignthIs fall is an import
ant one and all of the five counties COM
prIslng the sixteenth congressional dis
trlct. have full county tickets TO elect,
ard the candidates and thelr friends are
beginning to plan for the result In No
vember.
1t is in the air that this will be a
great Republican year, especially in
Ohio, and eastern Ohio always does her
full duty. The official figures as taken
from the secretary OF states report on
that congressional district VIII be en-
couraginE to the friends OF Congress-
man Danford while DR.. Moore and hts
friends seem to understand the situa-
ton pretty we'll.
Two years ago when the Democrats
were reinforced with whatever satisfac-
tion they got out OF the men who called
themselves silver Republicans" that
district gave over 5000 majority for
Captain Dantord. The full strength OF
the Bryanlstic elements was shown In
that campaign and more votes were
polled than could have been any day
since November. 1896, yet In that cleo
ton the official majorlties for each
county are rs follows: Belmont county,
Danford, 1927. Carroll county, Dam
ford, 1876. Harrison county. Dantord.
$40. Jefferson county, Danford, 2,262.
Monroe county, McFadden. 2,149. The
total vote for Danford was 2l,69O, and
the total vote for McFadden, 1855, Civ
ing Danford a majority of 3.05h.
The Issues this year are the same as
two years ago, forced to the front by
the declaration OF the Democratic state
platform. And, by the way the Re
publican state committee has ordered
a million copies of,the Democratic state
platform printed, without a line or
word OF comment. and will circulate 1t
MS a campaign document. This looks
like n cruel joke on the trainers OF that
platform, but It's circulation Is an ap-
peal to intelligence.
In the election last year, when the
river front was torn up considerably by
strikes and other troubles, the major
tiles for governor In the several coun-
ties OF the sixteenth district, was as
follows: Belmont county, Bushnell. 1888.
Carroll County, Bushnell, S4l. Harrison
county, Bushnell, Sl2. Jefferson county
Bushnell, 1903. Monroe county, Bushnell,
1889. The total vote for governor was,
Bushnell, 1881; Chapman, 1885; ma
jo:lty for Bushnell, 2.5I2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-14
SOCIETY.

One of the prettiest affairs in social
circles that has come to pass recently
was whist party given by Mrs. Henry
C. Jackson. for her guest, Miss List,
daughter of Mr. R. H. List, of Wheel
ing. Mrs. Jackson, Miss List and Miss
Decamps received the guests. Then
followed a game of progressive whist,
which resulted in Miss Laura Despard
AMI Mrs. C. B. Blubaugh being awarded
dainty trophies in the shape OF exquis-
lite cut flowers, bound with white satin.
The decorations in the beautiful Jack
son home were attractive and artissSc,
and consisted OF rich variety OF choice
cut flowers, with china astors prevail
ing. The score CARDS were particu-
Larry dainty. To each, which was hand
painted, was attached flower.-Par-
kersburg State Journal