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Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
COCONINO SAFE.
An Unusual Majority Will Be Given
 Colonel RrOdie.

Williams. Ariz., Oct. 17-(Special correspondence Of The Republ.can-)- Coccnino county is always safely re- publican when 1t cones to the vote for delegate to congress, but this year it will give Colonel Brcdie the largest majority in its history. From the fsr eff parts cf the county come reports that verify this prediction, fer nc one IS more universally popular with Ine people than the colonel He has many old acquaintances in the county among the sheepmen, cattlemen and miners. and the old settlers are all familiar with his life histcry from the time he came to Arizona in the '70s tc the gall iant service he rendered his country in Cuba.
 George U. Young, editor of the Will Hams News, is a strong supporter Of Colonel Brodie. T am running an in dependent paper," said Mir. Young,
 and l always try to select the best man fer public office. When Colonel Brodie was nominated I swung his name at the top of my editorial page as my choice, and think he is the choice of the other independent voters in this county My unfortunate friend, Cap tain Buckley O'NeiIl, told me one time about Colonel BrCdie, and that was be- fore l had met him. He said if ever there came time when I could help Colonel Brcdie in any way to do it; that he was man who never deserted his friends, his premise was always given with the intention of keeping his word, and he was the kind Of man to stick to. It was ihis, as much as the high regard l formed for Colonel Brc- die during the late war, that prompted me in placing his name before the peo- pie as my chcice for delegate to con- gress"
 There are many men in this county who have made the same decisicn as did MT. Young, and they will never have occasion to regret it. There will be more Of them as they get to know him better. At the Grand Canyon ho- tel Colcnel Brodie was called upcn by many citizens and ranchers who had come great many miles to meet him. He received them all with lhe sam } hearty hand-shake, and not a few of them was he able 70 call by their first name and recall to his mind some in cident Of their earlier acquaintance. Uncle John Hance, the father of the Grand canyon, who claims the prcprie- ;orship of the big canyon by right cf discovery, came way down to Flagstaff
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
SUPPLY IS RUNNING SHORT.
Few Mexican Cattle Being Exported
 Into This Country.

Fort Worth Tex, Oct 19.-The i'm poriations of Mexican cattle into the United States have re5ched low ebb. The falling of is net due to any de- crease in the demand for Mexican cat tie, for feeders are securing that coun- try for stock, but it seems the supply is rapidly running short.
 The total number of cattle imported into this country during Ser-ember was 2,1S3 head. Of this number 1922 came into Texas, i,524 by the way Of Eagle Pass and only 297 through Fl Paso. Amcng the shipments were 1 ,366 steers and 450 COWS.
 The largest number Of cattle brought into the Uni-ed States this year was in April, when 35,718 head were re- ceived and the largest month on record was April of last year, when the inn pcrtaticns reached 73,489 head. Thus far this year the imports have reached 1908 head. For the same time last year 249.27S head crossed the bcrde-.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20

men a new lease of life, and Williams depends upon the sheep industry main ly fer support. They know which side their bread is buttered on. They are an intelligent and thinking people Two years ago they were dissatisfied be- cause of the poverty in the land. They wanted to hit head somewhere and they selected the republican head. The issue of free silver was then alive, and they did not know but that their sal- vation would come with the success cf Bryan. But things have change1 and i is foolish to let the vote of that time enter in:o the discussion of this years outcome. Keep your eye cn Coconiro county when the returns come in.
 MT. E. H. Simpson gave luncheon today for Colonel Brodie, G. W. Wick CTS, Judge Wright, E. s. Clark and your correspondent, and a dinner was given this evning to the party by Mr. c. s. Brown, manager of the Saginaw Lumber company, at his residence.
 GEORGE H. SMALLEY.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
ALL CLAIMS WILL BE PAID.
Examiner Kimba1l Pronounces Trades
 mems Bank SciVent.

New York, Oct 19-National Bank Examiner Kimball has practically cCm- pleted his work of investigating the Tradesmen's National bank.
 As result, he says that the bank is solvent, and that not only the deposi- tors, but all claimants will be pad in full
 ''I cannot get my report ready for three CT four days" said MT. Kimball. '.As soon as I can do so I shall send 1t to Washington. It Will show that though some Of 5Ee collateral Of the
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20

to meet the colonel. And there were many others who came just as far The Rcugh Riders who have returned to Coconino county have spread the fama Of their commander to every part of the county, and the cowboys are here tc' see the hero of Las Guasimas and shake his hand.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
DEWEY FIGHTS AGAIN.
This Time He Turns His Attention
 fo fhc Insurgents.

London, Oct 19-The Eadrid cor respondent Of the Times says: Cap tain Aunon, the minister of marine, has received a dispatch from Manila announcing a naval engagement be- tween the Americans and the rebels in consequence Of Admiral Dewey forbid ding the latter to fly the rebel flag from their ships.
 The dispatch adds that thsre were losses on both sides, but that the Americans captured the rebel ships. The scene Of the engagement is not stated, but it is supposed to have been Manila bay.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
A YACHT IN DISTRESS.

South Norwalk, Conn. Oct. 19.-A yacht was sighted off Norwalk last night evidently in distress. The upper rigging, smokestack and masts were gene. Twelve men were counted on beard. Later the yacht disappeared Still later the Bridgeport sound steam CT Rosedale put in at Wilson point and reported that he vessel was the Sappho of New York. Other vessels are re- ported in distress.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
PRIZE FIGHTER ARRESTED.

Omaha, Neb., Gee. 19-Late this af- ternoon Andy Dupont, a Kansas City prize fighter, whci administered a fatal beating to William Walker Mon day night, was arrested at South Omaha He is held for murder Walker is yet alive, but beyond hope of recoy cry.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
HAD ALL THEY NEEDED.

Jacksonville, Oct. 19-The war in vestigating commission resumed work today with Major Nob,e H. Creager, quarterTaster, cn the stand He said there had never been any serious short age Of supplies in the Seventh corps and he was sure there had been nc suffering caused by the deficiency.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
FOR STARVING CUBANS.

the weekly cargo of army stcres and supplies sent to United States troops in Santiago and Porto Rico there are on the transport Berlin. which will sail fc- Santiago today, 500,O00 rations for starving Cuhars.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20

THE EVIDENCE in the case proves Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism dyspepsia. catarrh, that tired feeling, scrofula, salt rheum, boils, humors and all blood diseases.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
THE SURRENDERED INDIANS.

St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 19.-A Wa ker, Minn., special to the Dispatch says: Indian Commissioners JCnes and John Bassett, interpreter, left today on the Flora for Black Duck Point to bring in the Indians who promised to sur, render.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
THEY ARE ALL IN.

Seattle, Wash. Oat. 19.-The exodus of miners and geld from Alaska by way of the Lower Yukon river practically closed today with the arrival of the steamer Roanoke from St. Michael's,
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20

bank has greatly depreciated in value, and has wiped cut the surplus and af- facted the capital, the institution itself is solvent"
Arizona republican., 1898-10-20

HOODS PILLS are prompt, efficient. always reliable, easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
DEFENCE OF NEWPORT NEWS.
Two Batteries of Light Artillery TO BE
Stationed There.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 5-spa-
cial-The ship-yard officials were MOTIF
fed tonight By Bread.er-General Royal
~ Frank. commmdant OF Fort Monroe.
that there would Doe stationed in ,nis
city two batteries of nsld artillery, for
the protection of the Government inter-
ests here. These batteries, which arc exc
pcctcd GO arrive here next Thursday win
consist of sixteen guns, manned by about
two hundred and hfly Noluaaa-s i."m
Pittshurg The men Will hliYF th0r
horses with them and viii go into camp.
ON the land purchased by Coils D. liuut-
iugton. just above the ship-yard.
Two OF the guns VIII Jc mouuto 'n
the ship yard. enc On tlc r"rthcrn-
most pier the other at OBJ. rucmo
southern pier. one Of the results ~ The
determination OF the War Department.
10 station these troops az oNwport News
is the abandonment OF the plan C-i-inalIr
formulated boy local enthusiasts to pl' No
"a battery for the defence of she city 40
Point Breeze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
MILLER & RHOADS' BASEMENT Is
PLACE OF INTEREST

Their China Department is filed with
tho most swell things Of the season, ana
what will interest the housewife most .
tho uttlencss OF price, quality. designs
and durability Of the ware. Inc Shapes
are up 20 date. All tho new styles 10 De
found there.
They have the control o. special pat
terms OF high grade CHINA. some are as
thin as am egg she'll. transparent az
glass: others are a little thicker. The
quality OF each grade is superior to the
general run Of china.
Their ware IS from the best manuftc-
lures. They are so well made thar they
will not craze. This Us "a feature That ths
housewife should have in mind when In
search Of china. Miller & Rhoads Is a
DEPOT FOR such ware.
THE decoration of these goods Is so ar-
tistlcally done that the artist with all
his skill seems TO have taken "A lofty
flight and excelied all previous efforts
and painted them SO true 90 natures
own colors that amidst violcts. Wild roses.
pipks. rose-buds and blossoms you Will
imagine that you had walked into
flower garden While surrounded with
these beautiful designs you viii readily
see "a tribute % France. Germany. Eng
land and America concentrated into one
place
Being true 20 feminine nature YOU VIII
be tempted 10 pluck a bud. pink or rose
Al so small a price
They extend "A cordial invitation 10 ono
and all TO visit their China Department
Examine these GOODS. handle them ant
criticize them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
Sensational
Wash Goods Selling,

Hundreds Of pieces Of pretty Il 1-2c.
goods for Z 1-2c yard.
All the "Organdie Lisse" reduced 10
l-2c yard.
All the p 1-2c. Linen skirting Crash.
reduced to 1-2c.
All the Petroleum Jelly for 1c bottle.
All the Sc and 500 Coiored SILK. re-
duced 10 SOC.
Wonderful shirt-Waist and Skirt re-
auctions.
Ladies' Laundried -Waists-sepa.
rate collars, l9c.
Handsome White Marseiles 9oc. quail
ity, Toe. yard.
All the New Idea Paper patterns re-
duced TO &c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
PETERSBURG NEWS.
To Commence Laying Rails on the
New Railroad Next Week.

PETERSBURG. VA, May Especial
II Is expected to begin laying rails on the
Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina rail-
road some time next week. The Tredegar
non Works. Of Richmond. has the con-
tract Tor furnishing the spikes to be used
IN the construction OF the road
Captain Richard +. Jarvis. with his
family Will remove from Petersburg to
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, about the 10th in
slant, where In future they will reside
captain Jarvis has been in the real estate
business here for the past eighteen years
and is very popular with all who know
nim.
Mr.. Bartlett Roper has gone North on a
trip for the benefit OF his health lie left
this morning. accompanied by Mrs
Roper
Mr. Charles Trotter Iasslter has
i~o'Nov O. 'h~ United States army. Lou
tenant Diiliam Lass'ter. Of the First
DmtcJ o,stes bEn, Arulery. now sta
tics 90 - Trmpn.
The damage done some days ago to the
f'''n sefvtcr reservoir by the washing
away Of a portion OF the dam is now be-
ing repaired by day labor The Council
made an appropriation OF $500 to pay for
this vaxk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

holt from Naval Hospital at Mare Isi.
and
Paymasters clerk +. NJ. Phillips.
Surgeon r.. Rogers.
Lieut. Commando Bl0cklingcr. from
Mare Island.
Lieutenant w. s. Branncreuther and
Lieutenant =. N. Bostwick from the
Mare Island yard.
Naval Cadet G.. T.. Leipor. from the
Franklin.
Acting Carpenter J. II. GIL from Mare
Island yard
Naval cadet II. o. Blsset. from the
Vermont.
Lieutenant c.. r. siocum. from the Pat
tereOn
Chief Engineer r. W. Calf from the
Mare island yard.
Lieutenant r. r.. Coontz. from the
Patterson.
Passed Assistant Engineer J. 6. Nc
Konn. from the Alhatroe7.
Naval cadet A. W. Marshall. from the
Vermont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

and was able to do nearly all my own
work. continued the use OF your rnedi-
cine. and feel that owe my recovery 20
you. l cannot thank you enough foryour
advice and your wonderful medicine.
Any one doubling my statement may
write 20 me and viii gladly answer
all inquiries.-Mrs. NELL Hurst, Deep
water. Mo.
Letters like the foregoing, con-
stantly being received, contribute not
a little TO the satisfaction felt by Mrs.
Pinkham that her medicine and counsel
are assisting women 70 bear their heavy
burdens
Mrs Pinkham's ADDRESSES Lynn, Mass
All suffering women are invited to
write 70 her for advice, which will be
given without charge. 1t is an ex-
perienced woman advice to women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
YouNG's "GAREICK."
Bill tTo-Morrow's Matincc-"Hamlet'
To.Night-A Week OF Comedies.

PLAYS founded upon historical incidents
have much dramatic interest," ana DaFd
Garrlck" which SIR. James Young VIII
prs.eut az the Academy tomorrow after
noon VIII be found comply with classic
ing interest. counter plots. and above an
"a most delightful strand of comedy.
The play is romantic comedy that
relates with a. quaint story love ineI-
dent in the life of the great actor
David Garrlck.' the companion OF Dr.
Samuel Johnson. Goldsmith and other
great men of the period in which he lived.
Mr.. Young opens his engagement zoe
night with Hamlet and tomorrow
uiehf be presents THE Lady OF Lyons
The Simkins-Fabel Comedy Company,
a well-kuown popular price attraction,
commences an engagement or one week
al the Academy next Monday night Win
the bright comedy Little VI schief
when every lady accompanied by ger
son holding q paid 30 cent ticket VIII "a
admitted free. Matincss VII Boz given on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
MUSTERED INTO
NATIONS ARMY
The First North Carolina Regiment
Now Full Pledged,
REJECTED MEN PAY OR WALK
Harsh Criticism of the Commissary
Department of the Campfire Men
Have Suffered for FOOd-MOnu-
mcnt To a Boy Bugler.

- 1.
h-ALHi''l' ~ ''' May ''
ernor Russell yesterday appointed CALVIN
D. Cowles. of Wilkes Lieutenant-COlOnel
of On. First peoi,oept and Andrew d.
Oo"IeS' L''ulei''i "'o'''' '' '.''
ond. The colonel for the second mas NOT
yet been appointed. Colonel w. II. >.
Burgwyne. Captain b. T. Dixon. and eN-
Judge Spier whitaker are the names dis
cussrd for the place. me STATE GUARD
numbers thirty companies. or these
fifteen companies have volunteered. All
the companies bon the First Regiment have
been mustered into the service of the
government.
The pay of the officers per year IS as
follows. Colonies. $500, ueuteuaut-colp-
nels. 5000, majors $3.50; captains 5000;
first ueuteuants. N.Nr; second leuten-
ants. Sl,'oo' chaplun-' Sl''V'' SURG CONS
The Governor now has che appointing
Of a colonel for the Second Regiment
three majors, four adjuiants. and chap
IAN, Tor the second. one major """ '"o
adiutants for the First Regiment and
some minor officers. Each company, or
course. has one captain and TWO Heuteh-
ants.
PAY OR WALK.
The United States Quartermas zen
eral has telegraphed that an rejected
men must pay their way back nome
TIA Mayor of the city has rendered 20
Bryan Grimes Camp The free use or tna
big lighthouses. and bathing pool d,
Pullen Park. There are no facilities Tor
bathing right az the camp.
There is very harsh criticism or the
MANAGEMENT of the C0mm.ssary Depart
meut of the camp here. Some of the men
who for patriotism" volunteered TO hght
for the flag. any and everywhere have
actually suffered here for food Tho Foi-
unteors in camp here are entitled 20 pay
from April 9th. so says the AdJuiani-
General
Captain Gresham who was appointed
as mastering officer for the camp, VIII. as
soon as his duties are competed next
week apply for active duty WIN iIa
regiment.
OVER A THOUSAND STRONG
This afternoon the First Regiment was
paraded on the drill ground of the camp
Tor inspection. The strength of the rrgl-
mept is l036.
The second company being raised here
has dsbanded for lack or suinclehl
number 10 volunteer.
The vs.. c. q. l.. petition Governor Rus
sell 10 prohibit the sale of liquors al inc
camp
The Admtant General has been notified
that I'm Salem man named Eugene
FOUGHT has displayed in front of his office
"a United States recruiting poster and on
a black hoard bV 10 arc these words. no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
MRS. PINKHAM'S ADVICE.
What Mrs. Nell Hurst has to Say
About 1t.

DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM:--Whcn I wrote
20 you had not been we'll for five years;
had doctorcd all the time but got no
better. had womb trouble very bad.
My womb pressed backward, causing
piles. was in such misery / could
scarcely wax across the floor. Men
situation was irregular and too pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

was taken NJ her superb technique ana
power Of tone. Miss Chernault Is only
sixteen years Of age. and is pupil OF
the well-known instructor. Mrs. Siz'r'
She has been studying only four sessions
The programme was as follows:
waltz, "A Major" Chopin; Spring
Song" Spinning Song" (Mendeltohn);
"Styrienne." (WallenhaupD; Regoletto'
QiszD; lie Bal. Oubensteln).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
MISS ClSNEROS VOLUNTEERS.
he Wishes TO Go TO the Front as a
Nurse.


Nfiss Eyargelina Cisneros. who recent
~ spent two weeks AT General Lees res
idence in this city wishes to 90 TO the
front as nurse for wounded soldiers.
She has written the following letter TO
the Surgeon General OF the United States
army:
Dear sir.-I have the honor TO apply
for a position as nurse i'm the hospitals
Of the United States army. hoping 10y
doing all i'm my power In that capacity
I'm a small degree at least TO express my
appreciation of what the United states
is doing to aid cuba I'm throwing OF the
CALLING yoke Of tyrannical SPAN.
VERY respectfully
"EVANGELINA c. ClSNEROS.
Speaking of the matter Miss Cisneros
said:
''yVul I volunteer as a nurse I'm the mil
itary hospitaI2 VIII ] offer my services
TO the American people. to do them what
ever small service I'm this respect / can?
VIII | do this?
"Ah! only too gladly will do this. and
from my heart wish that il was some
thing more could dO-something greater,
10 show the American people that the
Cuban girl they rescued from fate too
awful for words. understands and appre-
ciates what has been done for her I am
all appreciation. ] am eager 10 he allow
ed to work No matter how hard. hot"
arduous the task set me, L will gladly UNI
dertake H.
This idea Of volunteering as a nurse in
the United States hospitals Is no new
one to me. I have thought Of 1t for weeks
ever since. in fact. the first news came
TO my ears of the great step the Ameri-
can nation was 10 take 10 free Cuba.
How could I be insensible to that' How
could l ever forget what the Journal has
done?
when ] hear each day the news OF the
splendid work OF the American battle
ships. now blockading Cuba. I pray that
in all things they may win-that the vic
tory may be theirs without the loss Of "a
single man.
II have to-day written ont an applica-
ton TO the SUPERINTENDENT OF the United
states army proffering my services as "a
nurse. I hope that he will make an OK
ception IN my case. and whcu-the first
call comes for help Of this kind. designate
me as one Of the favored women who will
60 bravely 10 their work glad OF the OPP
portunity 20 aid the sick and wounded
soldiers and sailors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

Of Bishops present as follows.
John c.. Keener. Of New Orleans.
John G.. Granbery Of Ashland, Va
Robert Is Hargrove. of Nashville Tenn.
w W. Duncan. of Spartanburg, 5. G.
Charles j. Galloway. OF Jackson, Miss.
Alphcus W. Wilson. 2i0S Madison avenue.
+. r. Hendrix of Kansas city. Mo.
O. =. Fitzgerald, of Nashville Tenn.
John 5 Key. OF Sherman. Tex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

fuse, was also
troubled with
leucorrhea. l
had given up all
hopes of getting
we'll; everybody
thought I had
consumption.
After taking
: five bottles Of
Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegeta-
bic Compound,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

IYNCHBURG. VA. May 5.-special-
MT David % Sag'c. who has been en-
gagged in The printing businos in various
capacities for half "a century. was iound
dead iu bis bed this morning.
ON retiring last night hc was apparent
lv in his usual health Heart disease Is
assigned as the cause of his death. He
was "a Confederate soldier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
Miss ChcnauIrs Recital.

Miss Kate Chernault played at the
store OF the Richmond Music Company
yesterday afternoon before a select and
appreciative audience of Richmond mu-
.icians. Her rendition OF the classics
charmed the audience. 4 special notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
THE SOLDIERS
ARE RESTLESS.
They are Anxious to Be Mustered
Into Service.
MADE TO WASHINGTON.
War Department Urged TO Send Tents
and Blankets Here Without Delay.
May Organize COmpanyo fEn-
ginecrs-Mcdical Supplies.

Governor Tyler realizes the fact that
the Virginia Volunteers are anxious to
be mustered into the Federal service and
he is doing all within his power to COM
pete the arrangements for the encamp-
ment here.
Yesterday he caused the Adjutant-Gen-
eral to send a telegram to the War Dc
partment making an urgent appeal for
tents and blankets 10 be sent here with
out delay. a reply was expected last
evening but none was received. IL may
be that it was delayed by the wires
working so badly on account of the cleo
trical storm.
The delay I'm ordering the troops into
camp is causing them 10 grow restless.
Some OF the men have given up their
business situations and are idle. Others
have gone far from home TO enlist and
are paying their own expenses at the
present time. Not only this, but some
who would join the companies vii not do
so until the troops are ready 10 go into
encampment.
WASHNGTON'S FAULT.
The delay is not the fault OF the au-
thorities here. Tents. blankets and 9TH
er army supplies must come from Wash
ington before the troops can be ordered
into camp. Just a. soon as provision
has been made by the Federal author
tiles Governor Tyler will order the sol
diers 10 go into camp.
Governor Tyler received the following
telegram which explains Itself
Washington. j. c., May 5.
To the Governor OF Virginia.
Dr. Adair has been authorized 10 pur-
chase medical supplies for temporary
use until regular supplies can be pur-
chased.
GREENLEAF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

Mr.. Is. W. Milstead. sheriff OF Newport
News. was among the callers at the Of
nee OF the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

The Richmond College fold-day has been
POSTPONED until tomorrow on account of
tho wet grounds.