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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-01
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Needed
To Remove Bronchitis,
Catarrll. Consumption
and Pneumonia
From the List of Danger
Gus Diseases Is the
Education of the
People.

Teach Them TO Use Natures Remedy
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ment, TLen We Need No Long
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
CALL AGENCY BULLETINS.

The president had a conference last night with about one hundred republican members of congress, He said he hoped 10 free Cuba by Monday and if he failed he would on Monday request congress to de clare war.
 Spanish adyices state that the sit nation Is extremely critical Spain is still working for delay, but Sa- gasta's reply may be received today,
 Senator Hanna insists that nego tiations with Spain in regard to Cuban independence must be con- cluded definitely within few days.
 Three armored cruisers and one torpedo destroyer left Spain this morning for Porto Rico.
 An unconfrmed rumor says that President Mckinley sent an ulti- matum to Spain this morning,
 Congressman Beach, of Ohio, after returning from a conference with the President, is quoted as saying that war is inevitable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

1 forenoon. They called his attention io the fact that Spain is steadily massing her big fleet oi war ships aud torpedo boats in or near ( ubsu waters, while our vessels are awa,t- ing orders doing nothIOg. WhaI ! resulted from the conference, if any thing, has not been made public. lt IS the general opinion, however, that orders for action of some kind will soon be given to the naval com manders.
 Washington, April 2-2 D. m.- Vice President Hobart has been at the White House this afternoon in consultation with the president in reference to the message which he will send to congress next week most probably on Monday. Tele- graph orders were sent ths after noon to all army posts east Of Den yer to have everything ready for immediate transportation. All troops m the territory named are under emergency moving orders today.
 Washington, April 2.-l D. m.- It is reported this afternoon that the Spanish hotilla was today at Cape Verde Islands, far away from Porto Rico.
 NOTe.-While the above seems to be a contradiction of au earlier telegram announcing the arrival last night of the Spanish fotiIla at Porto lx r. l. I A Of war vessels which it was announced left Spain a few days since. ED
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
How to Drink Water.

The effects produced by the drinking of water vary with the manner in which it is drunk. If. for instance, a pint of cold water be swallowed as a large draught, or if it be taken in two portions, with a short interval between, certain def mite effects follow-efects which differ from those which would have resulted from the same quantity taken by slipping.
 Slipping IS a powerful stimulant to the circulation-a thing which ordinary drinking is not. During the act of slipping the action of the nerve which shows the beats of the heart is abolished, and as a conse- quence that organ contracts much more rapidly, the pulse beats more quickly and the circulation in vari- Ous parts of the body is increased. In addition to this we also find that the pressure under which the bile is secreted is raised by the sipping of Auid.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
Condensed War News


 Associated press telegrams o April lst in condensed form are a. follows:
 Spain has definitely resolved tc make no further concessions to the United States.
 The Pope is urging Spain to offer armistice, and also His Holiness urges the insurgents to adopt it.
 Senator Riley introduced a bill in the Ohio legislature to appropriate $I,OO0,00O to put Ono on a war foot ing.
 The senate in executive session discussed the proposition to pur- chase the Danish West Indian is- lands.
 The senate did nothing in open session save refer the Chandler resolution, requesting consular cor respondence to the foreign relations committee. The senate adjourned ill Monday.
 ne Cnlteu StateS cruiser Mln- neapolis sailed from League Island navy yard for Hampton Roads. where she will join the flyipg squad ron. The bunkers of the Mnneap- olIs are overfOwing with coal aad during the past few days al of her ammunition has been placed aboard so that she is ready for active ser vice.
 The work of stripping }. United States Warships at Key N.> of their wood work in order To IL e them ready for war service was continued. Patrol of he fleet wiil be continued al right until further orders. There has been no movements of this fleet vet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
rhrealeasa TroaeIe ID ron,a-

Tonto Basin, which a few years ago was the scene of a feud between COW and sheep. men, and which resuAed in the killing of about forty people, is again threatened to be- come the scene of trouble, accord ing 10 Phenix correspondent. The correspondent in question quotes Judge A. J. Howell, of the Gross Seven ranch, in Tonto Basin, as saying:
 Mark my words; there's going to be trouble soon in my country, and some one is likely to get killed. The trouble is all over sheep. It seems as though all the sheep ir northern Arizona came south last fall, and now they are starting back the remains of the herds, after shipping all the fat stock. There was Q time when a sheep man would take his life in his hand if he even looked in- to Tonto Basin. This winter at least 5000 head of sheep have been driven past my home ranch and over Reno pass, headed for the plains north of Phenix. They have eaten of the grass for miles, and cattle are starying where there would otherwise be plenty Up at my horse ranch in the mountains it IS even worse. The sheep herders all say they are simply crossing our country and don't intend any tres pass, but somehow they finger for weeks right on the grass We depend on to winter stock. We stockmen have our rights, aud we are going to get together and preserve those rights at whatever cost.r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
He Changed His srind.

When Remand first went as senator to Paris. he engaged a room at hotel and paid a months rent-i50 francs- in advance. The proprietor asked if he would have a receipt
 "1t is not necessa- replied Remand. ''God has witnessed the payment !"
 "Do you believe in Godg" neered the host.
 "Most assuredly," replied Remand. Don't you?''
 Mot 1, monsieur. {"
 ''Ah, said the senator, "I will take . receipt if you please. "-Argonaus
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
He Sampled If

She was showing him her latest pho- tograph. but he was giving most of his attention to the original
 How do you like my month"; she asked.
 With your permission, !" he replied most courteously, ''I will see" '"
 Shortly thereafter he rendered his verdict.
 None better" he said.-Chicaeo poSA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
The Directory as a Leveier.

No, we don't permit our names to go in the directory. don't you know"
 ''And why not?''
 So deueed common, don't you know. Why, last yeah my name was sand wiohed in between a garbage collectah and city councilman! It's fact, 'pon honah. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
BOYS BLOW UP TIE MAINE.
A Novel Craft Winch Wrecked a Bath
 tub tn Washington.

| NuD tu ha>n1nkton.
 A small son of Representatiy. Oscar w. Underwood, of Alabama
 with the aid of another small patriot
 from the neighborhood, ingenlously
 constructed a vessel out of cigar boxes and other things. It repre-
 sented the battleship Maine. They
 painted the craft black with heated
 tar, taken from the street, where an asphalt pavement was being re-
 paired. They then procured pow der and fuse, which they carefully placed where they conceived a magazine should be located in a war vessel. Then these two young Americans resorted to MT. Under woods bath room, where they turned on enough water in the big tub to give their vessel ample draught room. Behold. the Maine in the harbor of Havana!
 After contemplating the thrilling spectacle a few minutes, the fuse was ignited, and the inventive juvenile conspirators retired to prudent distance. Astonishing re- suits ensued. Although the boys were not hurt, their vessel was destroyed by an external agency. Not only its entire internal economy was smashed to atoms, but the bath tub was wrecked and the walls of the room so stained and blackened that 1t looked as though it had sud denly been transmogrifed into a coal house.
 When Mir. Underwood returned home from the House of Represen= tatives and saw the condition of his bath room, he immediately insti tuted court of inquiry, and witnesses were summoned. Young Underwood is not hurrying the report.-Washington Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

sfAn attempt was recently made t,
 assassinate the Turkish sultan. Spanish residents of Mexico hay,
 subscribed S240,OOO for the relief O
 Cuban reconcentradoes.
 Port Arthur and the Port O. Talien Wan have been ceded b, China to Russia.
 Joseph Letter, the wheat plunger
 has been admitted as a member oi
 the Chicago stock board.
 The stars and stripes have beer
 hoisted over the new torpedo boat recently purchased from Germany
 The electric railway in Cairo EgvpJ, Is about twenty miles long
 More than 600 miles of American lr0a and copper wire have been used by this line.
 l nere are today no jess than fif- teen American war ships of all sorts, not including torpedo boats, sur rounding the island of Cuba. There are also about that number of Span ish vessels, either lying at Havana, or on their way from Spain.
 Abner Cheney Goodall died at Salem, Mass, on Tuesday, aged 93 years. He perfected the first prints ing press that printed on both sides in one operation. He also invented the cracker machine and perfected the preparation of copper and steel plates for use by engravers.
 Russiais not commonly accounted a large manufacturer of silk, yet that nation consumes raw material to the value of S.50O,OOO yearly. The mills are concentrated in the Mos COW district, and are small but very numerous. Since 1855 there have been 1,5OO started, having a capacity of 5000 tons.
 The question of d:sinfectine the streets of St. Louis is being agitated. An att1chment to street sprinklinp will be used for distributing the fumigant substance. It is de- cfared that such work may be done with deodorizers not unpleasant to .he public sense of smell, and that turing warm wea' her much sickness would be averted.
 Imports of wool from Australia lave averaged about 62,5OO 900 | pounds during the past four wears. | Last year these imports were excep- ionally large by reason of the efforts | y European wool interests to antic- pate the change in the tariff. and | he imports were also large in 1895. Under normal conditions, however. is unlikely that the average i'm. 'orts would exceed 5O,OOO,OOO ,oundS.
 Gold continues to flow into the country at rate of a million dol ars day, the total for the last hirty days being $3O,OOO,OOO. The ,old in circulation in the United 'tates has increased SlOO,OOO since he Chicago platform and those rho supported 1t announced that here could be no material addi- ions to the circulating. medium of be country except in the free snd unlimited coinage of silver, while he total increase of money in cir uIation has been over $200OOO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
THE ORDER MODIFIED.
WhiPPIs Barracks are not yet HopelessIy AbandOned.-The M alter Held in Abeysnce for Future Con
 sfderntfan

No sooner was the word flashed over the telegraph wires that the war department contemplated again the abandonment of Whipple Bar racks than, work was commenced to eountersct the influence at work against Arizona. The following telegrams, which is only a part of what has been done, are self ex- Planatory and indicate clearly that 6nal action has not been taken yet in the matter:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
MiEfRken.

Ruhmohr-I have just met Bray. He'I dreadfully angry with you.
 Okie-What about?
 Ruhmohr-He says you called him q we'll meaning idiot
 Okie-The-e must be some mistake. 1 can't remember saying well mean ing. New York Truth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
shouId Have Had Rnhh.. nn.

Warwick-These sSyscrapers are posi- lively dangerous Only this afternoon . countryman broke his neck down at the Zenith building.
 Wickwire-Fall from the top?
 Warwick-No, stood on the sidewalk and tried to count the stories-New York Sunday Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
A santa Mario S,o,v

Santa Maria, March 2S.-GSpecial correspondence As your core. spondent was coming up from the Waters Camp a short time ago, he overheard an old prospector de- scribe to a young fellow known as the Kid" a love scene that he wit messed on the Santa Maria a short time ago. The following is the tale a l remember it:
 On the Santa Maria ole beautiful
 night,
 When the night-hird was singing,
 the moon shining bright, | saw near the stream, in the tall
 willow shade,
 A young miner bold and beautiful
 maid;
 And l saw through the trees where
 the moonbeamS did shine That her head on his bosom did
 lovingly recline,
 And around her fair form his arms
 were fold,
 And he told her the story that's
 OIten been tOIu: "Oh, sweet darling" he whispered,
 i've never will part; You're the hope of my life-the
 pulse of my heart. Oh, if I had but riches"-she raised
 her fair head. "I love you and not riches, dear right here the old prospector stopped shrot off. He saw me, and not another word did he say. So the dear name she said IS a secret. There is a young fellow who will read this and give a sigh of relief when he comes to the place where the old prospector stopped short oil. It was a close call. The old prospector has gone of to find the Nigger Ben or-never return; so he is safe enough there. There is a whole lot of people here, especially the feminine portion, who would give almost anything to know the name, but they never will. Poor things Too bad for them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

Washington, D. C.. March 31.- Hon. F. Nj. Murphy, Prescott, Ariz. We are assembling all troops for an emergency. Have ordered, and must take, the force from Whipple Barracks. Have ordered a nou- commissioned officer and two or three men to guard the property, and will take up question of per manently abandoning the post here after. R. A. ALGER.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

WANTED-FRUsTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
 gentlemen or lAdias tOtTayel for resoo1si- hle, established house in Arizong. Monthly Sss and expenses- Position steady. Reference
 hoeloss selt addresaed stamped envelope, ThS
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TERMS:
fred in the Postof6ce at Prescott as sec
 ond class matter.
PROCLAMATION.

.f8EREAS, The-e are several prOclAmstions issGed bs my predecessors offering resards De arrest of persons for various Offeasss; @ >ereas, Sufficient time has elapsed for the 4f of the persons mentioned. 3tp, The efore, l. MyrOn s McCord. gover- rEf tn territory of ArizouA. d. hereby revoke S fecAl all offers of reward made by any of ereiecessOrs m O-hce.
 en under my hand and the great seal of the tOry of Ari1onA, this twentieth day of No Fber, A. D. lsE.
 MfRON H. McC DRD,
 Seal tiOveruOr of ArisOna- WRLES H. AYERS. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

A petition was circulated in Pres cott yesterday on behalf of Al, Whitney, former resident of Pres colt, who is in . Mexican dungeon, charged with some sort of crooked ness or other in connection with a game of poker or horse race. Dur ing his residence in Prescott Mir, Whitney was considered an honor able man and an energetic, enter prising citizen. Hence there was no difficulty experienced in obtain ing large list of signatures to the petition of the best people here. The petition asked for clemency from the Mexican govegnment~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
The Arizona Baptist Association.


 The sixth annual session of this association will be held m Tempe beginning on Friday, April l, and continuing until Sunday evening. The officers of the association are. Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey, moderator; Rev. A. B. Tomlinson, B. D.. vice moderator, W. E. Tussiug, clerk: L. R. Shaw, treasurer. On Friday at 10 m. Chaplain Winfield Scott will give an address of welcome in the Tempe Baptist church; Roches- ter Ford, Esq, will respond. Rev. G. w. Cram, of Prescott, will preach the introductory sermon. The afternoon session will be devoted to the reading of the letters from the churches. On Friday evening will be given addresses on mission work by Rev, c. T. Douglass, of Pasa- dena, and Rev. Dr. H. c. Woods. of Colorado Springs. The session of Saturday. morning will be given to business. sIn the afternoon there will be woman's missionary meet ing, conducted by Mrs. A. B. Tom linson, of Tempe. In the evening the meeting will be in charge of MT. J. F. Elwell, president of the Baptist Young Peoples Union. Rev. Lewis Halsey and Rev. e. W. Cram will give addresses. Mrs. A. B. Buckley will read a paper, On Sunday, the doctrinal sermon will be preached by Rev. Halsey at II o'clock, and in the evening Rev. c. J. Banks, of Scottsdale, will preach the mission ary sermon.-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

T. w. Brown, an experienced min ing man who has been located near Prescott, left over the Southern Pacific Thursday night for the Ysoui country, Mexico. where he will en- gage in placer mining for Hoadley. Iurnbull x Co. These gentlem m have large interests ia that oountryS which It IS sad are turning oat pro6tably,-Gaxetts. -.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

NAMED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE -. 6entlemen or BAiies to travel for rasron .,.s eetablished house in Arizona MonthIv
 - Ind e1penses- Position ElneSdy Refer
 Enclose self addressed stAmUsaf euyalore 'e Dominion Company. Dept Y' Cbiezso
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

The above famoas military man for yesrs Eas at the head of ths Department of Ari- zons. and when not ont n tie field resided at Whipple Barracks. de was firm and true to Arizona ana her interests and in return was ldohzed oy the people. The abandonment ofany nl.' t2ry rssl was ye- hemently discOuntenAncsG 5y hInl so long as the San Carlos reservation existed to menace the whites Can others say they have the same sacred feeling for the people?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

Prescott, Ariz., March 2S. IS9S.- Hon. Russell A. Alger, Secretary of :. ar arlington, D. C--The citi- z- he territory, tc her with
 yourS ,C the states v4, ..-.e large ssts kere, are st rt-g thaF yea will not per ID srests of this territory to be s-e d while endeavoring to render needed assist ance to other sections F. NJ. MURPHY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
Seeretary of War.

Prescott, A. T., March 3l.-Hon. Russell A. Alger. Secretary of War. Washington, D. C.: Your message referring to Whipple Barracks, just received. l am pleased to know the permanent abandonment of Whip pie Barracks has not been ordered; and wish to assure you that the citizens of Arizona and non-resi- dents having large interests here have confidence in you and the ad- ministration, and believe that as soon as the harassing complications now existing are removed, Arizona will receive impartial consideration, which is all we shall ever ask. We sincerely hope congress will uphold the hands of the president in the conservative policy he has adopted in dealing with the momentous question. MT. Ferry joins in this telegram. F. NJ. MURPHY.
 Washington, March 3I.-F. NJ. Murphy, Prescott, A.. T.: Secretary of war has issued order modifying the first in regard to discontinuance of the post. Guard will be left there, and question of permanent abandonment taken up later, after war scare is over. See letter today.
 N. O. MURPHY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
So Rsminksoenk.

Young Composer-And what did you think of my new operstta. professor.
 The Professor-I was surprised, can tell you So young man and yet such old melodiesl-Fliegend Blatter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

&I ITICE to subscribers: The JOURNAL [ MINER has made arrangements to club
 the following papers at prices named f1ent to be made in advance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

The following letter from General
 Ctis, one cs the most capable and
 influential generals in the army, is
 very suggestive. It is understood
 that he has made Q strong ieport to the secretary of war in support of the retention and improvement of
 Nhipple Barracks:
 Savannah. Georgia. March I9.- Hon. N. O. Murphy, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir 1 am in receipt of your letter of the 16.A instant, re- gsrding the retention Of Nhipple Barracks as permanent military station. l am of the opinion that the Barracks should be retained and and have so expressed myself officially, but my duties here 1T S- oah and consequent tenn P -a- eiief from the cor zand of u Hz nent the dorado, hsve 70. permi 50 giye as m C ,eutioH ,a lbject as I othei , should have done. I do not knC now long I shall be obliged to nemain here, where have been placed by the Hon. Secretary of War, and 1 cannot visit Washing ton until the duties assigned me here are completed. Very sincerely yours, lSigned E. s. O-Is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

The above gentleman will probably emig from States within the dispatches that relations between the United States and Spain
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
'rOteSSlOnai Cards.

1 M. SANFORD. Attorney ar Law, Pre-
 Building
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

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PROvsD ORDER OF RED MEN

R G TT AZTEC LODGE No. T.. meet f " VI |. every M pnday evening at eish Q clock, in Odd Fellows Hall. southeast corner of plaza Visiting brothers and sisters cordially invited to attend
 W (. DAVIS hisf Templar. L-LlE ROCKER. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06
SOME GENERAL
 NEWS ITEMS
Facts, Figures and Fancies Found
 Floating All Over the Ountry.
Events Told in Brief Paragraphs for
 the Information of Our Readers.

lfAu attempt was recently made to assassinate the Turkish sultan.
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MARTIN. EIitOr and Proprietor

-ccret Societies.
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Associated press telegrams of April lst in a condensed form are as follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

0. U. M ss 5:':S sS's5s s5,$:s 5SSs $s::: meets eve ' SATURDAY t..ENG at SOD o'clock in n -.ights of t'ythias @-4 Wishing brethren in good standing are IHt-Flally invited ts attend
 PATRICK ]. FARLEY, M. W. 4IID- ti. TiNAE,i. g.ecordcr
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Al ERS S'rAil-(inlden Rule Chapter No. lEeetE in Masonic Hall on the first TurSiAy aaleh naouth-
 N-s. "A BLTLEE. w.Ythy Mat~., II s MAUD sf 'ARtg isOUG Sacreta-r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

thANuUk IUMMANDkE1 hO. kAIGHTs TEMPLAR- Stated con cisye tirst ridAy Of each month. Pilgrim Sir Knights eOurteO1sly invited.
 F. G. BkkChI. F. C. E. BsIIHT. ,.ecarlel