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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
From Thursdays DalIy.

Jacob Henkle is in town from the Bradshaw mountains.
 The candidates on both tickets returned 10 town this ait4rno1n.
 Warren Delanty's condition was EOrse this morning. Pneumonia ea5 set in and he Is quite sick.
 Judge aad Mrs. E. W. Wells and their daughters, Misses Gertie and h-ne, returned today from their nsit east
 Mrs. 4. G. Kennedy and her sis, CT Hiss Anna Davis, have gone out to he Providence mine to live, where Ar. Kennedy Is employed.
 Dennis 4. Burke's horse fell down tith him in Skull valley last night oceaking some of the bones of his Iaoulder and seriously bruising his leg and side.
 Z O. Brown wishes 1t announced taat he is not President of the United States. the Christian En- tsavor, nor of any Woman's Suf- tage Society. The only thing he lresides over is his pen in the ab- gract office.
 :. W. Thorne, formerly superir- isodent Of a min-ng property in santa Maria district. IS now the Proprietor and manager of the Palace Hotel news stand and steno- erAphy bureau, San Francisco a honey mak ng institution. ~
 Ys7spai county's great reg ster for 1896 contained 3,753 hanes- For 1898, it contains 4,75S, or Just l,005 more than two years ago. and only sixty-three less than mat Ot MarlcOpa county. The first ;nFolee of printed copies of the DOCK was delivered to the clerk of 'he board of supervisors last night.
 '. R. Martindell. PrescOtt's ploneer insurance agent. now of the nm ol Martindell & Horne, has re- turned from a ten weeks vacation syent m California Mr. Martin eel reports having had a very en IoEaole time and returns much i'm proved ID health, receiving a hearty tSe'come from his numerous friends here on his return.
 , Ihomas Hamilton is the latest Aough Rider to return from the.
 var he came iu last evening. He San,sted from Jerome in Captain V Nell s company and was in every engagement Tn Cuba, He was with 'u d lew feet of his captain when
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
To Save the Nara Teresa.

Washington, Nov. g. 9.-Secretary Long mas sent constructor Hobson by a rapid steaming vessel to Cat Island To try and save the Spanish war ship Maris Teresa, which Is re- ported to have gone ashore there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Fcn-n sarrlaxs palL..

From SAVriAy's DsIy.
 Gus ReimeF, the well known sheep man, Is in town.
 NJ. E. Dodge will leave next Mon day for visit to his home in Cleve- landi Ohio.
 Col. Brodie went through on this mornings trafn to-Jerome where be wjlFsPesk tbs5eNeniBg..
 H. J. Allen, oF Jerome, is in Pres t6rttoJisy on business and incident ally trying to turn political tricE wherever possible. J
 kCoi. Wm. Herring came up on this morn; ne strain but was called home by telegram this afternoon on importaAt bus&ness.
 Geos A.. Smith, the enterprising proprietof of the Headquarters saloon, has just given his place a new winter sult Of paint and paper, m which it presents a very hand some ;p0earauce.
 Editor Adams, of Jerome, accus- iug any one of not paying their debfs IS like pot. calling a kettle black, NIT. Adams reputation in that direction Is notorious.
 The Prescott brass band went to Congress this afternoon to cheer up the forlorn hopes of democratic speakers who will crate there this evening.
 Virgil Earp was arrested last night, charged with false imprison- meut. The alleged crime consisted in serving a criminal warrant on a person accused of felony. MT. Earp had been appointed as special officer to perform this duty. but even a private citizen can do such a thing. False imprisonment would be a case where an individual with out any color of law had deprived another of bis liberty
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
coNTRABAND CHINESE.
Ingenious Schemes tO SmuEEle Ori-
 entaIs Into the United States.
IspeciaI Correspondence.l

loprNlAA NorEtSpunuenceI
 MONTREAL Sept. 26-It is not gen. erai.y known that each time one of the Canadian Pacific railway steamers comes into port at Victoria she brings several hundred pigtailed passengers from the orient. The ordinary Celestial is not easy to identify and what becomes of each consignment it is difficult to trace.
 Most of these itinerant orientals. however, make their way eastward across Canada, and one week after the arrival of a Canadian Pacific steamer at tho coast two or three carloads of Chinamen always alight at the Mon- treal station.
 The big Canadian railway has special agents whose function it is to operate boarding houses wherein these newly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
This n not a Price Lht, but Merely Pow d Our hEass:

Tailor-made suits, per suit,
 .......................$ $500 Up Ladies Wrappers - Calico,
 Fanuelette, Outing Flannel
 aud EiderdoEn, from. ... 50c up Ladies' Belts. gilded, silver
 ized and kid, from. ... .25c to 5Oc Ladies' AIl-woOl Waists, from
 ................ ..N.5O up Ladies Dress Shoes, in button
 and lace, from.
 ................70 .70c to $o.UO pair Misses and Children's Shoes,
 in button, from 5 to 6, ..... 75c From 8 to Il $I.0O From II to to2........... SIPS The above can be had in
 spring or high heel. Misses and Child's Shoes, in
 button or lace, fine Dongola
 stock and perfect in every
 detail, from. .H.25 to $2.OO Infants Selected Kid Meeca-
 sins. trimmed with silk rib
 bons, att. .Z5c per pair Ladies Ribbed Underwear,
 Aeeced lined, all sizes. ....
 .....s. <Oe A kdkueDt Heavy ribbed, half wool at. ............... Soc a garment The same, in all wool. at.....
 ............. .l co a garment We also have a fine Lambs
 wool, in black, garnet and
 pure white, at. .$1.50 per garment Ladies' Dress Skirts, in . diff
 ferent styles, from. m....... .$l.O0 up Misses and Children's Ready
 Made Dresses, all this years
 styles, from 5 to l5 years,
 from. .$1.25 up Heavy Comforters and Blank
 cts, from. .................. .65c up Calico, % different patterns, ...-.....-........ yard 4 good heavy Outing Flannel,
 at...-.....O 20 yards for $l.00 Dark grade and light colors at
 .............10 10 yards for $l.00l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Strong, steady nerves
 Are needed for success

strong, Steady nerves Are needed for success Y Everywhere. Nerves
 Depend simply, solely, AsUpon the blood. Pure, rich, nourishing Blood feeds the nerves ; And makes them strong. = The great nerve tonic Is %s Hoods Sarsaparilla, Because 1t makes
 The blood richand
 PuTer giving 1t power ess* TFo-feed the nerves. 3.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures nervousness, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Catarrh, scrofula,
 :. And all forms of
 Impure blood.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
A Fatal Prize Fight.

London, Nov. 9.-At the National Sporting club last evening Nat Smith knocked out I'm Turner with blow over the heart in the 18th round of a boxing match. UDrner remained unconscious aud died this aftam )on. Smith and his seconds have b,sn arrested
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Masonic Grand Lodge Meeting

At Globe, Arizona, on November b. 1898. For the above occasion the $
 F., r. & P By Go. will sell tickets November 12ih and 18th to Phoenix and return at the rate of Sl0.95. For further particulars call on or address W. s. Goldsworthy, c. T. A. o2ltd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
santa Fe Route Limited.

This magnificent, electrically lighted train will make its first trip. passing Ash Fork. east bound, Tues day. November Sth. at $50 a. m The s. F., P. & P. R'y will shortly change their time and make this connection, making the trip to Chi cago in about fifty-four hours.
 If w. s. GoLDswORrHY, c. T. A.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
SALOON FINTUREs

Any party desiring first class sa- loon furniture CT cabinet work of any kind, will do well 10 consult me for design and price. Rates reason able and work guaranteed. Gail on WILLIAM BRIGHT, Scopei House.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
HorEL FOR SALE

Ire Congress House, Prescott, 4. I. will be sold on easy terms. Small cash payments; balance on monthly usvments or long time at reasonable interest. House in good repair and doing a good business. Good req sons for selling. Apply 10
 ,11sf E. J. F. HoRNE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
TODAY 5 APH H!
Col. Teddy All Right.

New York, Nov. g. Col. Roose- veit's majority for governor will not be less than 2J,0)0 Llter returns may increase this majority.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
From Monday s Daily.

F. R. Raymond Is in town from the Catoctin mine.
 Attend the republican meeting at the opera house tonight.
 Colonel Wilson returned to Pres colt on this mornings train.
 FEE. Enenwood came up from the south the morning.
 E.B. Gage returned thIs morning from a trip to Phosuix.
 Free. mail delivery has been or aered for Tucson on February l.
 Tie postoffice at Goldfeld, Pinal has been discontinued. :. Secretary, c. H. Akers came up from Pnenix on Sunday mornings $ train returning again to the capital this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Democrats Make Gains.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Tbe republi- cans carry this state by 10000 ma jority. Mckinley had a majority of 10000 two years ago. Democrats gain four congressman in the state.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
A Small Majority Claimed. |.

Washington, Nov. e.-The secre- tary of the republican national con- mislee in.I,ts at noon that his party will have q majority Of three in the next house of representatives.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Expert Matchmaker and optician.

E. J. Pierpont, who has had seven teen years experience in bis business, has located permanently in Prescott. He speut seven years in American watch factories and ten years as wstchmaker and optician. All work guaranteed, and at prices as reason able as consistent with first class work. Office 2lS W. Gurley st.
 oct23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
4 Solid Delegation.

New York, Nov. 9. New York sends solid democratic delegation of ,eu 10 con gress this year the first time in several years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
ATenement House F.,

New York, Nov. 9.-TE.o cuIl- ren were burned to death ID a tene- ment house fire here this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Nebraska Apparently Republican.

Omaha. Nov. 9.-The republicans have apparently carried the state and the legislature over inc fusion ticket. The legislature will elect a successor u Senator Allen, populist. California In the Republican Column.
 Sln Francisco. Nov. 9.-Gage, re pubiicln. IS elected governor of the state. His majority will be small.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
THE CITY AND COUNTY
Kswsy Notes of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09

Wanted-SeSeral first class pant CTS and paper hangers. Inquire of E. Baehr. the painter. n9-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
4. BLUMBERG, THE NEW YORK STORE, PRESCOTT. ARIZONA.
Hotel BURKE!

BURKE 6 HICKEY, Propristofs
 sOns of ths ts.szs~ Of sAk Roe%
 ~l It is tks only absolutely ars proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but WHxs CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ~ It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexeslIed and it's sleeping apartments aTs .epG neat and clean always.
 ~ It has . wstchmsn on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing .l property secure from thiexerT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
From wednesday's Daily

From Wednesdays Daily.
 The democrats held their election yesterday.
 $. Nj. Cullom is up from Phoenix on official business.
 Vim. Burns, ex-deputy revenue collector is in town.
 Oyster cocktails, the first of the eason, at Shumate's. If
 c. W. Sager, of Skull Valley, is in town on business.
 Rough Rider whisky is the latest It is all right too.
 Coconino county gave Brodie a majority of 75 votes.
 Water pipes which were exposed froze last night.
 R. E. Morrison returned this morning from a visit to Phoenix.
 Tte "Bucky O'Neill" cigars are for sale at Hotel Burke. Try one.
 Ladies' Wrappers at the Peoples One-Price Store. Efron Bros. 17tf
 Dr. E. T. Codey, of Jerome, is in town and will locate here perman- entity.
 For bargains go to the New York Store, See advertisement in this paper. If
 Henry Clay and family, of Will Hanson Valley are in town for the circus.
 Strictly pure McBrsyer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled ln bond, for family use.
 Billy Thomas is in town on bu si- ness and willincidsntally take in the circus.
 Read the partial list of bargains announced oy the New York Store in this paper. If
 The outer edge of that Colorado blizzard cold wave dropped over into Arizona last night.
 Rough Riders Favorite Whiskey at the Cobweb. Recommended by physicians for family use. o2S-lm
 Steve Ross and family will leave tomorrow for Santa Ana California, where they expect to reside in the future
 Wanted-A person to copy manu- sc. ipt. Must write a plain hand. Apply at No. Al So. Cortez St. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09

Visit our new store for Mems Un- deEwear, TopNesr and Footwear Effron Bros. I7tf
 Read the New Yord Stores ad- vertisement in this paper. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Piano for Sale,

An Emerson piauo, in good con- dition. Cost $50; will he sold very cheap. Apply at this office. oI4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
4 Chance for W. A. Clark,

Butte, Mont. Nov. 9.-The demo crats of Montana have carried every ting in this state. The legislat ure which elects a United States senator to succeed Senator Lee Mantle is overwhelmingly democratic. W. A. Clark. the great copper king is an aspirant for the position.
 Political Complexion of Congress.
 Washington, Nov. 9. ln the newly elected congress the allied silver forces of democrats, populists and fusionists will have a small majority and will organIze the lower house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
IS IT A TRlFIE?

THAT COMMON TROUBLE, ACID DYSPEPSIA OR SOUR STOMACH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
POLITICS and IRADE;!

Notwithstanding all the excitement of the recent political campaign of the successful experienced and this the face of general of hard times and depression heard hand. Howd do we itf There an o that question. One is buy diFs@k fromth he ROCK BOT-1 :
 CASH PRICES and thereby
 miodlemens profits sSf And the large quantities of goods dispose of daily ss nEh sbew that we'll afford to sell goods small margin, especially. Wehave no loses Fsassser and no accou do sicslF casA
 Wise buyers will keep thsse
 facsi in mil and see where tt
 interests to buy Z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09
Captain Frank Fran,z haat tnrn01

Captain Frank Frantz has turned lecturer as will be seen from the fol- lowing item from the Los Angeles
 Tin. 3: Capt. Frank Frantz of Roosevelts Rough Riders will speak on hts war experiences at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Jonathan Club. The talk will be exclusively Tor the children of members of the club"
 Contractor Geo. 4. Giles has jus, completed anchoring the Clough house on north Montezuma street, on firm foundation of brick. He hrst elevated it on stiIts to permit brick masons to build a foundation underneath it aud then let it down on this foundation. There does not seem to be anything that Giles can't do with his jack screws and blocks.
 The election today passed of very quietly. There were two polling places, one at the old J. L. Fisher store and the other in the Salvation Army barracks. At 400 o'clock 547 votes had been boiled at the forue place and 345 at the latter, making total ID the two precincts up to to that hour of S92.
 Mrs. Brannen, wife of Conductor Brannen, of the s. F., P. & P. rail road. committed suicide last night by using morphine. She was found In an unconscious condition at 2 o'clock this morning, when medical was summoned, but she was beyond human aid and died at s o'clock. An inquest was held the verdict be- ing m accordance with the above.
 Warren DeLanty, son of Mir. and Mrs. Richard.DeLanty, died at ll:30 o'clock last nigbt after an illness lasting only about a week. De ceased, who was only about 22 years old, was taken sick out on the lIne of the Big Bug railroad, about a week ago, with typhoid fever. He was brought to town for medical treatment and soon afterwards pneumonia appeared in both lungs, resulting fatally. Decesed was very eslimable young man, of excel lent character and his early death is very deeply deplored.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09

Mrs. R. D. French returned from her visit to Phoenix Sunday morn ing.
 L. 4. Davies, of the Sundance Mining company, ret urned Saturday evening from his visit to Chicago.
 James Howey was thrown from his horse this afternoon add quite seriously injured. He had to be carried home.
 The Belmont sisters, vocalists. ar rived this morning and will com meace an engagement this evening at the Cabinet.
 J. NJ. W. Moore, who has flied the position of justice of the pea,. of this precinct with fairness auu impartiality is candidate for reelec- tion. Show your appreciation of good officer by voting for him.
 The Jerome Reporter makes a great howl about its editors not be ing given an immediate hearing on that libel charge. The paper fails to state that the hearing was post poued at the request of its editors. The Mutual Life Insurance con- pany paid S2,000 to Mrs. Dutcher on Saturday, the value of a policy held in that company by the late pr. E. W. Butcher. Mrs. Harry Beebe wishes 10 make the statement that her husband. Mir. l Harry Beebe, left Lynx creek some three days ago, somewhat under the influence of whisky, and has not been heard of since. Mrs Beebe is anxious to hear from him and any as to his whereabouts ! will be thankfully received by her. |
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
ARMY CHANGES.


Washington, Nov. 14--In his forth
coming message to congress President
Mckinley will advocate an increase OF
the standing army to lou, 900 men. lie
will also recommend two very i'm.
portant changes in the staff de.
partment. He will urge the adoption
OF the German system OF recognizing
the army, in order to dispense with
the red tape methods, which under the
present organization cause much delay
and confusion. Uuder the German
system major general has complete
supervision Of the staff department
and the various bureau heads report
to him, while he alone reports to the
secretary Of war.
The other change suggested Is the
formation Of a new staff department,
to be known Us the department OF ar
tillery. II congress adopts this sug.
gestion Gen. Royal 7. Frank will be
placed at the head OF the artillery
division. Leading army officers have
commended for years that the present
staff system is inadequate.
In his annual report Secretary Alger
will extensively discuss the question
Of army reorganization and will recon.
mend prompt action by congress, both
on this subject and the increase Of the
standing army.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
coLoRED CITIZENS MEET.
Prominent Negroes Of st. L0ula Hold
Meeting About ths Race Troubles
Down South.

St Louis, Nov. l4.-'At q meeting
yesterday Of the Forum club, composed
OF about 500 OF the most prominent
colored citizens Of St Louis Prof. U.
M. Wood, race commissioner OF the
organization, delivered an eloquent
address upon the subject OF the recent
bloody massacres Of negroes In the
southern states These, he said,
should be condemned in unmeasured
terms by all right.thiuking people OF
the country, regardless of race lines,
and called for Intervention by the ma
tional government in the interest OF
humanity. Resolutions were pre-
sented by Prof Peter II. Clark,
Of the Sumner high school, recon
mending the appointment OF a COM
mittee Of seven to draft an address to
President Mckinley, calling his atten-
ton TO the defenseless condition OF
colored citizens, who are subjected In
the states in which they live, to all
forms Of violence and asking him to
intervene in behalf Of humanity and
good government The committee is
instructed to circulate this petition
throughout the United States for the
purpose Of securing signatures and CO.
operation OF the colored citizens OF
the entire country. A copy will be
sent to each United States senator and
represen tative.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
NEWS NOTES.

The Princeton Tigers won the inter.
collegiate football championship by a
score of to 0 against Yale at Prince
ton, N. j., on the 18th.
A shooting ARRAY occurred in the
Trilby mine at Prescott. Aria., in
which Superintendent Murphy was
mortally wounded, a man named
Bruner killed and two others wounded
The trouble was over boundary lines
OF claims
A Washington special to the New
York Herald stated that United States
Senator Mcmillan, of Michigan, is to
succeed Secretary Hay as ambassador
to Great Britain and that Gov. Pinrree
will appoint Secretary OF War Alger
To fill McMillan's place as senator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
MOB LAW IN INDIANA.
Masked and Armed Men Take y Negro
Democrat from JAN ut seymour and
Heat Him Unmercii fully.

Seymour, Ind, Nov IA masked
and armed mob took out OF jail John
Baird, a colored democratic stamp
speaker, who had been imprisoned on
the charge Of obtaining money by false
pretenses. Once outside, the mob
beat him with gads, pounded
him over the head with revolv-
ers, and ordered him to leave
the town at once. Instead Of obeying
the order, he went to the prosecuting
attorney and sheriff for protection.
Half an hour later he accompanied the
sheriff and posse In search for mem.
bers Of the mob. 1t is not known
whether or not the assault upon him
was inspired by political spite. '
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
SUPPLIES FOR GOMEZ.
The Cuban General. SUid,er. said to BE
In " ritiabl- I o ,ditlOn for the
Want IT Food.

Washington, Nov l4-Senor Que.
sada, OF the Cuban legation, Satur.
day held conference with Secretary
Alger and Gen. Miles relative to the
necessity OF getting supplies to the
Cuban soldiers. HI was promised that
a ship laden with supplies for Gomez's
army would leave a southern port In Q
few days Senior Quesada received q
letter from Gen. Gomez yesterday, in
which he stated that the condition Of
the Cubans was much worse than 1t
had been at any time during the
war against Spain. While the
war was in progress they had
many opportunities Of sending sup
plies into Cuba, and frequently
took them from the Spanisrds by
force OF arms Senior Quesada told
Gen. Alger that the Cubans had OBJ
served the armistice to the letter, and
had done nothing which could dis.
please this government In doing this
they had deprived themselves Of food,
and he thought it was due them that
some step, should be taken to relieve
their distress Secretary Alger in
formed Senior Quesada that it had been
determined at the cabinet meeting
Friday to send 1000. 900 army rations
for the relief Of the Cubans.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-17
THE ANTIPATHY GROWING.
Norway Growing kestlvo Under King Or
cars Rulr--PpOple o. the Two NationH
Dir, ctly Opposing FAC, other

Berlin, Nov IA kilograms from
Christiania announcing that the
storthing passed q vote to remove the
Swedish emblem from the Norwegian
flag furnishes striking evidence that
all the attempts on the part OF King
Oscar to reconcile the difficulties be.
tween his two kingdoms have failed,
aud that the antipathy between the
two nations is more acute than ever.
1t is difficult to conceive two coun'
tries more entirely opposed to one
another than Sweden and Nor
way. The Swedes are conserva-
tive, aristocratic and monarchical,
whereas the Norwegians are demo-
cratic and even republican, most OF
them openly expressing their prefer
ence for a republican form of govern
ment to the rule of King Oscar. Nor
way openly opposes military alliance
with Germany. Sweden advocates IT..
Anti-dynastic agitations in Europe
have the sympathies Of the Norweg'
ians, the opposition of the Swedes The
Swedes are pr,tectionists, the Norweg'
ians free trad prs