davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1898-11-30
could not miss such q money making oppor.
tunity this time, but he will next time.
At Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 29.--The Democrats
here met Saturday evening at the court
house in mass meeting to select city tick.
ct. The following were unanimously named
for the various offices: Mayor, Gus Hoff
councilman-at-large, John Brown; council
inan, First ward, Frank Russell; councilman,
second ward, Tom Clarke; city marshal,
William Taylor; recorder, Coz Bretheth; as
SCISSOR, James Flynn. treasurer. Joaquin Le-
garre.
There was quite little betting among our
local sports over the Corbett-Sharkey prize
fight, and some confusion as to settlements,
owing to Referee Kelly's decision, which
declared all bets off Tucson has always had
the reputation Of being sporty town. One
fnro man, however, is reported to have said
that he has long since stopped betting on
anything that can talk.
Miguel Flores, the demented Mexican who
hurled stone at man who was total
stranger to him and who was at the time
walking peacefully along the street, has been
committed to the insane asylum at Phoenix.
Sylvester Watts, the president Of the
Tucson City Water company, has returned
from the east. He says that several carloads
of new water pipe are on the way from Bir-
mingham, Ala, and work will soon begin
putting them in the ground. A plant capable
of supplying town of 10000 persons, it is
claimed, will be established.
Los Angeles visitors to Tucson last week
were H. Snyder, j. I. Swift, Frank Hartford
and W. McClurg.
The Seventh cavalry and Fifteenth infan-
try have been sent from Arizona to Ala
bama, and the Ninth cavalry and Twenty
fourth infantry have arrived to replace them.
The latter regiments were in the Cuban cam
puign.
Philip s. Hughes, local purchasing agent
of the Southern Pacific railroad, was mar
ricd on Thanksgiving evening at Phoenix to
Miss Matte Wright. The groom has large
number of friends here, who gave himself
and bride hearty congratulations on his re-
turn. Mrs. Hughes is sister of Rev. Robert
Wright of Phoenix, pastor of the Methodist
church, south.
On Friday a good rain fell in town, and,
from the appearance of the sky, it would
seem it extended for many miles around, in
fact, in the entire valley. 1t was the first
for three months.
The herald., 1898-11-30
EANCOCK'S PUNISHMENT
The Alleged Demon of the Desert Sent
to San Quentin for Ten Years
for BURGLARY

\ SANTA ANA, Nov. 20.-Joh Han \
4 cock, the self-coniessed burglar and \
4 alleged murderer of Peter Edminston \
4 and DR.. EngelSe, will now have several 4
\ years in which to meditate over his \
\ various crimes. He and Charles \
y Knox, his partner in the firm of Han \
\ cock and Knox, burglars and allround \
\ crooks, were taken before Judge Ball \
4 ard in the superior court this morning =
y for trial. They both declined the ser \
4 vices of any attorney and pleaded y
= guilty, also waving time of sentence. =
4 Judge Ballard then sentenced Hancock =
\ to ten years in San Quentin and Knox y
y to one year and half in the same y
\ place. Deputy Sheriff Ulm left this y
y afternoon with the prisoners for San y
y Quentin. Hancock's one desire to =
= have his former mistress, Mrs. Gross =
= punished bids fair not to be realized, y
= as She has not yet been arrested. \
~ y
The herald., 1898-11-30
At j Jerome

JEROME, Ariz., Nov. 2e.-The town
since the fire has been much overcrowded.
Good accommodation at hotel have been
hard to get and room to ones self is too
great luxury.
A new process for erecting houses has
come into vogue here A Stag cement from
the mines with cut wire sprink,ed in it is
poured into large moulds and when the first
tier he's hardened the moulds are moved on
top and more Stag poured in on the first
brick, and so on with each successive tier
until the wall acquires the desired height.
Several buildings of this kind will be built.
The result is not unattractive and is Ger.
tain!y novel.
j. P. Taggart, lately liquor drummer
and mining man of Los Angeles, has
opened a wholesale and retail liquor store
here,
George Fl. Cook, the Prescott jeweler, has
built a building and opened branch store.
His fine cabinet of minerals is feature OF
his stnre,
The erection of building to be used for
fraternal societies jointly is being urged. As
The herald., 1898-11-30
Marriage Licenses

Walter +. Nenable, %, native of Ne
braska, a resident OF Redondo and Charlie
b. Nenable, 10, a native of California a res
ident of Downey.
Miles f. Swift, 26, resident of Whittier,
and Clara Graham, 20, resident OF Rivera,
both natives of California.
The herald., 1898-11-30
At Nogalas

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 27.-For some
time there have been persistent rumors
floating around that the Southern Pacific
railroad intend to continue their railroad
from Guaymas down the coast to Mazatlan,
where it will connect with The Mexican In
ternational, owned by c. p Huntington and
associates. 1t is now said that work viii
soon begin on the road and that branch
will also be run from Hermosillo to the
upper Yaqui river. The distance from
Guaymas TO Mazatlan is about 500 miles
and except considerable bridging no great
engineering difficulties present themselves.
Much antagonism against the authorities
of Nogales, Mexico has developed among
our citizens on account of the arrest of
Temple for killing a supposed Mexican on
the United States side of the line, and es-
pecially among the railroad men. In fact,
some of the trainmen discussed among them
selves the advisability, in case the state de-
partment did not show backbone and de-
mand the release at once of Conductor
Temple of forcing the United States to ac-
tion by abducting some Mexican official as
hostage for the good treatment of Temple
But now that the Mexican government has
ordered the release of Temple, on the as.
surance conveyed from the American minis
ter to the Mexican government that Tenn
pie would be tried in the United States for
the alleged offense, passion has been al
layed and no difficulty is expected It is
said that the man Temple killed was born
in the United States of Mexican pa, tents.
If this is true, Mexico, probably unknow-
ingly, was attempting to punish an Amer
lean for killing an American in the Unit ID
States
The work of tearing down the old depot
here, the alteration of the depot grounds
and the erection of the depot brought from
East Benson is completed, and the appear.
ance of the station is much changed for
the better. More accommodation has been
provided in the way of waiting room for
the public.
A newborn baby I'M an old basket was
found by several women near the arroyo
at point where the bridge crosses the
same, just out of town. 1t was still alive.
On their retur nto town they reported the
find, but on the officer going to the spot
to take the child, found it had been carried
away. The mystery will be investigated
+. Whitney the well known cattleman,
who lives in the Chrcahua mountains, was
killed few days ago on his way home by
falling off the wagon in which lc was seated
and having the wheels pass over him.
The herald., 1898-11-30
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30 1898

It Is, the Masons, knights of Pythias, Odd
Fellows and others are homeless.
A good many small cottage homes are
being built just now and lumber is in good
demand.
The herald., 1898-11-30
CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by male physician is
a hard trial to delicately organized
woman.
She puts it off as long as she dare,
and is only driven to it by fear of cam
Ger, polypus, or some dreadful i'll.
Most frequently such o. woman leaves
The herald., 1898-11-30

The book and stationery store of Stoll g.
Thayer Co. has been removed to No. 252-25i
South Spring street, Stimson block
The herald., 1898-11-30
At Globe

GLOBE. Ariz.. Nov. 26.-William Owens,
Rough Rider, who enlisted from here, it
is just learned, died in hospital in New
York city. He served through the Cuban
campaign and contracted the malarial fever
which caused his death.
s. G. Wyncoop, with his assistants, has
reconstructed the Globe electric light line.
New and taller poles have been erected
along Broad and Cedar streets, and new
wires strung along. A new boiler isexpect-
ed from Los Angeles. and an automatic Ball
engine from Philadelphia. The new plant
will begin service between December lst and
10th.
DR.. Bell succeeds DR.. Julius Silberstein as
agency doctor at Whiteriver on the Apache
reservation. The past week he went with
his family to the new post. DriSiNerstein
has been transferred to the Maricopa agen-
cy at Sacaton, near Phoenix.
The herald., 1898-11-30
At Yuma

YUMA, Ariz., Nov. 27.-Mining activity
continues on the increase in this county,
and now that election is over nearly every
ones attention is turned in that direction.
The American Exploration company has
purchased group of mines near Harrisburg
that promise well, and will enliven the
camp.
The successful county candidates gave a
Thanksgiving ball at the Southern Pacific
hotel. Dancing was kept up until a. m,
and jolly good time was had
The Society of Christian Endeavor gave a
pleasant social at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Ewing on Thursday
On Saturday several Of our citizens went
to Phoenix to attend the United States
court as jurors.
Henry Ehlers is new convict just brought
the past week to the penitentiary He is
only II years old. He will serve term for
burglary. Ehlers must be a demon His
his small brother three years ago over u
tritling dispute. The coroner's jury took
the mothers story of its being an accident
Ehlers after being sentenced said he would
cheerfully serve his sentence, buoyed by the
prospect of ki::.ing his father, Parson Ehfers,
on his release.
On December 5th the county board Of
school examiners will meet to examine appli-
cants for certificates as school teachers.
Physiology has been added to the list of sub
jects on which the examination will be had
for both first and second grade certificates.
A knowledge of the effects Of alcohol and
narcotics on the human system is also re-
qnired. These later requirements follow the
provisions, it is said, Of an act of congress.
The herald., 1898-11-30
agenent.

This condi.
ton Of the
minddestroys
the effect Of
advice; and
she grows
worse rather
The herald., 1898-11-30

q physicians office
where she has un-
dergone a critical
examination with
animpression, on,more
or less, of discour-
The herald., 1898-11-30
List of Votes Received Up to .. m, Tuesday, NOy 20

Pratt Miss Atbie L.. Harper street. 4o,7e
Angela sister, Cathedral school, 45,7l
Linn, Father, ST. Vincent college. Observation-Disclosures. 4O4(
Sabine, Agnes c., Hayes street school. 81 AZ
Dubois, Mrs. G. c., CASTELAR, street. 2o,S4
Curtin, Miss LOUISE Cambria street. 14,OS
Housh, W. H., High school, Observation-Disclosures. 1895
Lauglln, Ada M Normal school,. 11,1e
Williams, Mrs. JOSIE SenouS street. ......... 013
Barraclough Miss Netie A., Arroyo ............ 7S5
Tntt, Miss Mamie Hewitt street school 55e
Keppel Mark, Union avenue school. 4,oS
Norton, MISS Nina, Ann street school, 3,97
NeWDy MISS Nellie J Gr1ln avenue ............. 342
Miard J. B, Spring street school 322
McGautey, Miss Opal, Custer stree..... 237
Campbell Laura j., Olive street school 234
MADDEN, Mrs. X L., Breed street school l....... 21C
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23
HUBBLE.

The Sunday School at the Christian
church will give the little folks a
Christmas tree on Saturday evening al
Z o'clock.
Elder George Gowen will preach has
last sermon for this year at the Chris
tian church here Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
James Robinson sold 80 l,2oO-pound
cattle TO Monte Fox at &c. He nut
about $50 pounds on the steer by feed
ing corn In two months. George Wood
returned from the South last Saturday
with 1874 sO0-pound cattle.
Niles Mary Swinebroad has gone to
Bolivar, Tenn, TO visit her old home.
Miss Mary has made host of friends
here and all regret 10 see her leave
George Lawson has gone prospecting
for a new home Ia the West. Tilford
Alexander has moved to his new loca-
ton on the Stanford Il Danyille pike,
aud will run shop there next year.
Tom Farmer has moved TO the tollgate
property near Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23
MT. VERNON.

Mrs. Essie Painter compromised with
the L. & n. for 81, 500.
The w. c. L. L. will meet with Mrs.
w. T. Smith next Monday. A full at
tendance is desired TO elect officers.
Sheriff Catron is rushing the tax
collecting. The taxes in this county
are pronounced by many eNtortionate.
Where lies the fault?
The protracted meeting at the Bap-
tist church closes today. Rev. J. b.
Crouch has aroused the members of his
church by his fluent sermons. A num-
Der of persons came forward, among
them being Mrs Colyer, DR.. and Mrs.
Pennington, Mr.. Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin aud others.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. B. Adams gave an
elegant dining last Sunday. Miss Bes-
sic Miller is visiting friends in Mt.
Sterling. Miss REYNOLDS. of Brodhead,
is the guest of Mrs. DR.. Davis. James
Houk and Judge Mcclure are conva.
descent. Miss Ala Logan Brown will
spend the holidays at home. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. b. Bethurum rejoice over the
arrival of daughter. Arthur Scott is
visiting in Danville. Prof. aud Mrs.
Scroggs will entertain the patrons OF
the college this evening b. giving a
literary treat.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Forester will
spend the holidays in Knoxville. A
party of young people from here expect
TO attend church at Junction City Sun
day. DR.. and Mrs. Lowell entertained
a number of friends Wednesday in
honor of Rev. j. B. Crouch, who was
their guest. The students are return
ing for the holidays. Miss Ida May
Adams, Messrs. Edgar Albright and
Jack Ping have returned from Dan
vile. Miss Ella Joplin will begin
teaching select school at the school
house early in January; being well
known as an instructor we bespeak sue.
cess for her. Prof, j. s. Reppert was
In town this week. Sam Ward was up
from Livingston. DR.. f. j. Brown was
up from Stanford Wednesday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23
LANCASTER.

diTls nus re-
turned after a long mountain tour.
MIR. James Dillon has called a
special meeting of the g. A. r. for
Saturday at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
The returns Of City Assessor Z. w.
Harris show 1904, l4I worth of property
In the limits, an increase OF $40. 465.
Mr. j. II. Curd, of Burgin, was mar.
ried on "Wednesday to Miss Elviree,
daughter Of Mr.. T. w. Bradshaw, a
prosperous farmer OF this county.
Hon. w. b. Smith, OF Madison, will
have strong following for governor,
in this county. He is a'clean man and
is not mixed with anything that would
create party faction
Ed. Geo. Gowen will begin meet.
ing at Orlando, Fla, on the "a Sunday
in February and spend the balance of
the winter on the East and West coasts
of the peninsula. He will then work
his way back TO Kentucky.
Mrs. ", II. Dudderar, of Rowland.
was here this week with relatives and
friends. Maj. William Collier will be
at home during the holidays. Lancas-
ter will have many visitors and many
OF our people will visit elsewhere next
week
Deputy Sheriff William Ward and
Jailer David Ross took Sam Goodloe
and Jim Rothwell, both colored, to the
penitentiary today, Thursday. They
were each sent for two years, Goodloe
for malicious cutting and wounding
with intent 20 kill, and Rothwell for
house-breaking.
The presents will be distributed from
the Ferris wheel at 3 p. NJ, Saturday
at the Christian church. Presents
will be delivered from the Christmas
tree at the Methodist church next Sat-
urday evening at I o'clock. Other
denominations are cordially invited to
place their presents on the tree.
Mr.. w. L. Lawson, former deputy
sheriff and one of the best business
men in the county, has bought a gold
brick. He saw an advertisement In a
city paper, where firm proposed TO
sell full set of furniture. including q
bed, bureau, sc, for 81 80. He sent
the money and received a bed for a
doll, toy chairs, bureau, &c, worth in
all, about 80 cents. He got what he
ordered.
Our people are justly proud OF the
credit OF the county, as manifested in
the sale OF bonds. The court purchased
the three miles OF the Stanford road,
lying In this county, for 1900. Lin
coin county owes this county for part
of 20 shares, arising from the sale Of
that part of the road lying in Lincoln,
and Garrard owes Lincoln for part of
the sale made here, both counties own
ing an interest in the road. The diff
ference will be several hundred dollars
in favor of Garrard. The bond sale
raised more than the amount required
to pay for all the roads, and a levy OF
10 cents will be sufficient TO keep them
In repair aud meet the bonds as they
fall due. No county in the State is in
a better condition than Garrard.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23
MlDDLEBUaG.

Robert Fogle, being declared OF I'M
sound mind, was last week taken to
Lakeland Asylum.
The greatest nuisance The pedestrian
has to contend with now is the mud.
The roads Ia some places are almost
. impossible.
There has been veritable coal pan
&c at this place since early fall. IL has
been almost impossible TO even get a
little Xmas coal"
An interesting Christmas program
will be rendered by the students OF j..
W. |. at the college Friday evening.
Santa Claus will be there.
Most OF the country schools are out
and the teachers can enjoy well earn
ed rest. w. c. Bryant and sister, Miss
Jessie, who taught In Lincoln county,
closed their schools Friday.
Rev. ID. Elgar FJgle, form ,rly
this pl ace, but now n teacher la George
town College. will preach at the Bap-
tlst church Sunday morning and night
Archie May preached at the Nj. +
church Sunday, Rev. Creech. the pas
tor, being absent. Rev. Creech is as
sistiug Rev. Cooley 10 series OF meet
ings at Bethel, this county.
There will be recess for the holt
DAYS, therefore no school next week.
Misses Christopher and Gooch will
spend the holidays at their respective
homes, Buena Vista and Somerset.
The Southbound mail train being
late Tuesday resulted In no mail and
worse--no INTERIOR JOURNAL. The
patrons Always miss the 'old reliable,
and only wish they could get II daily
instead of semi-weekly.
A box supper wall be given at Keen
ey's Hall Saturday night, the proceeds
to 90 awards defravlng the expenses
of the Christian church. A social will
follow aud IL Is hoped every beau vii
come aud bring his sweetheart with
him.
Theo. Wesley will not go TO Brad
louisville before the 10Th OF January or
let OF February. The building. now In
course OF erection, will not be compile
ted before that time. Mr.. w. will sell
drugs. MIR. WIN. Cloyd moved TO his
farm near Hustonville Tuesday.
The Fulmen Brutum Society met a,
the College Hall Friday tight al the
usual hour. In the debate Resolved
THAT il is Better 70 Have Loved and
Lost, Than Never 10 Have Loved at
AL" the judges gave the decision To
the affirmative, represented 10y Mics
Florence Christopher. There is an In
teresting program for Friday nights
session. Everybody l. invited.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23

The 18th of December is the ira
ditional date of the birth of Christ.
Early in the Christian era there was
mach dispute as TO when Christ was
born. Some churches celebrate the
sixth of January, others the 18th of
December, others the Goth OF March,
still others the 29Jh of Septem Der. Ac-
cording To Chambers Book of Days,
Pope Julius L., in the fourth century,
fixed upon the present date for the gen.
eral celebration of Christmas. He made
careful inquiry and satisfied himself
that this was the true date. Christmas,
as we now know it, is the product of a
number " festivals blended together.
The Roman Saturnalia was festival of
great license, which the early christian
priests sought to restrict. AT last they
carried over TO Christmas a part OF the
reveling OF the Saturnalia. In Britain,
an ancient Druidic festival and also a
Teutonic one were, in the same way,
attached To Christmas. The mistletoe
az Christmas is Drudic survival the
Yule log Scandinavian one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23

Conservative estimates place the
number OF women kissed Tuesday by
Lieut.. Richmond Pearson Hobson In a
fyipg trip across the State OF Kansas
at ZOO, with some indications that the
number may reach 1000. FIVE hundred
OF these we're osculated at Topeka, and
the rest were caught on the fly at sta
tions along the route. This feat, fol-
lowed the kissing OF AT women at Kan
sas City the previous evening, was a
severe test OF the lieutenant's capacity,
but at the end he seemed little the
worse for wear. II is iutimated that
envious superiors at Washington are
hurrying Hobson out OF the country to
stop the spectacle.
Lieut.. Hobson accomplished a more
heroic feat In kissing 1853 Chicago wom-
en- In Que evening than he performed In
sinking the Merrimac, but, after all,
there was nothing very remarkable In
this osculatory cataclysm, considering
as how he had "a fresh goose every
time The real test should be the
kissing OF one Chicago woman l63
times In one evening. Let him accom-
plish that feat and all hats will go of
to him.-Louisville Times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-12-23
NEWS IN THE VlclNAGE.

Mrs Thomas Smith, Of Casey, aged
81, is the mother Of a new baby. She
has three sons In the army.
w. G. simpson has been appointed
postmaster at Pine Hill and j. c. Me-
CURE at Goochlapd.
The l.. & y. will restore the remain
ng Owe per cent in wages Jan. l. The
increase affects $1,000 men.
The Shelby City Methodist church
will have a Christmas tree, TO which an
admission of lOc will be charged
The toll-gate on the Brad iordsville &
Hustonville pike near the former place
was cut down and note OF warning post
ed.
the Richmond Electrical Company
has been organized. The capital stock
is $4,000 and French Upton is vice.
president.
Five sha res Of the Boyle County Ma
tional Bank sold at sl57 and five at
sl63. Six shares of Citizens National
brought 81 10 go
After exhaust ug every means of de-
lay. Fields was put on trial at Barbour
Vile for the murder OF Judge Combs
aud IL Is pow ia progress.
Fire destroyed the house and entire
contents OF f.. Moore's grocery and
meat market and vacant busi ness house
adjoining II at Corbn Tuesday. Loss,
about 81 800; no insurance.
The store-house of j. Il. Bailey, at
Bailey's Switch. Knox county, burned.
The house and contents are a total loss !:
insurance Is $1,000 The post-ofiice
and store OF Elijah Miller. were also
burned: no Insurance.
Advices from Knox county say that
three moonshiners, Jacob Lambert,
Greer and an unknown man, were kill
ed and several Of their companions
wo Inded in a battle with revenue
officers. The officers were not hurt.
Joe Threlkeld, who recently shot his
brother, Tom, in Mercer, and was out
on bond, was captured and returned 10
jail by the Britton brothers. as he was
clipping with their niece. He is mar.
ried man, but told the girl he had got.
| ten divorce.
There were two costly freight wrecks
on the G. 5. Tuesday. One occurred at
High Bridge caused by the spreading
OF the rails, in which nine cars were
derailed and more or less demolished.
The other was near Walton where sew
en- cars were torn up.
December 10th an election on the To-
cal option question was held at Ray
wick, Marion county, at which the pro-
hibltionists won by a majority OF "a.
The clerk. who is prohibitionist, in
certifying the returns, Internationally
reversed his figures and certified that
the whisky men had won by majority
OF "a. The election commissioners
decided Monday that they had no auth
ority to go behind the returns, and
made their certificate In conformity
with the returns. It will be contested.
Some Of the ladies living on the stan
ford pike have recently organized a
literary society to be known as 1.-THE
Country Club, " and Mrs. T. l.. Lillard
was chosen president. IL meets fort
nightly, the first meeting being with
Mrs. w. II. Lillard, when delightful
refre ;hments and good cheer were add
ed to the literary feast. The next
open meeting will be held with Mr..
aud Mrs. j. II. Swope Besides the
ladies already mentioned, Mesdames
Hundley, Cobb, Gentry and Adams ana
Miss Martha Bosley belong to the club.
Advocate.