Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-08-25

e Walter Eibbey 80 down last
: | from Whipple barracks on a four DAY
furlough. He says the Territorial re:
iment will il I'll probability be selit
: the Philippines and partial orders I
that effect were received at the post o
Saturday.
Governor Murphy, Auditor ViAzer
and E. ]. Bennitt, the newly appointe
citizen member of the Board of Cor
troll, left Saturday night for Yuma
where they will investigate MATTER
: pertaining to the Territorial prison
They are expected to return tomorrow
morning.
Effective August 2Gth, the NJ. & Z
| VIII make the following changes il
time table: No. > viii arrive from
MarisOpa ut 100 Il N. instead of
o'clock. Trains leave Phoenix for
Tempe and Mesa at S:15 a. IN. and 3:3f
D. M. returning. leave Mesa 9:15 anC
p. m. Time is shortened 80 minute.
| between Phoenix and Maricopa.
We have used Chamberlain Cough
! Remedy in Our home for many years
and bear cheerful testimony to its
| value as q medicine which should be
| in every family. In coughs and colds
we have found it to be efficaciOus and
| in Group and whoOping cough in chill
dren we deem it misrepresentation. 2.
Ritter. 1927 Fairfax avenue, St Louis,
Mo. For sale by all druggists.
The Young Mems Republican Club of
| Phoenix went over to Tempe on Sat
urday night ana assisted in organizing
a Young Mems Republican Club in
that precinct of some fifty members.
Tt is believed the membership viii he
100 in the course of a few days. The
meeting held was Il most enthusiastic
one and augurs well for the strength
of the party this fail
Mrs. b. Lee. of Columbia camp. Yav-
aDai county is in the city today on her
way to her home in Fit. McAbbOtt
Texas. after an absence of TWO years
She expects to return TO Arizona IL
two or three months. Her SONS are
left in Columbia camp in charge OF
property there. and doing assessment
work ON some good mines that are in
Guided in that property
The true story of those 27S days of
suffering by Greely's little band Of eX-
plOreIs in The Arctic region has been
told by General Greedy himself for the
first time for the October Ladies
Home Journal For years General
Greedy has kept an unbr0ken silence
about his fearful experience and that
of his companions. as they dropped
dead one by one at his side, and it was
only after the greatest persuasion that
the famous explorer was induced to
write the story.
The Rev. W. B. COstIey. of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending TO his pas
toraI duties at Fleetwood. that state.
was attacked by cholera lnorbus He
says: by chance l happened to get
hold of a bottle Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Dialrhoea Remedy. and
think it was the means of saving my
life. 1t relieved me at once" For sale
by all druggists.
The committee in charge of the
O'Neill monument fund in Prescott has
the Wo0dmen of Phoenix to
circulate n subscription list for raising
money 10 be added to the monument
fund Mr.. Frank Kirkland has been
placed in charge of the matter in |
Phoenix by the lodge and all who de
sire to assist in perpetuatfng the mem |
ory Of or dead heroes OF the Spanish
war can obtain al necessary Informal
ton by applying to him and he viii he |
pleased to enroll the names of all who !
are now ready to contribute to this |
be erected as tribute not only |
TO O'Neill but to all our Territorial vol |
untee1.s who fell in the country's ser
vice and Arizona who has responded so |
nobly to the nations call should be no |
less prompt in exhibiting her gratitude |
to the brave men who fell on the field |
Of honor.
Major W. II. StilweIl. paymaster of |
The United States Army. accompanied |
by his clerk, Shirley Christy. arrived
this morning on the train from the
south. Major Sflwell is ordered to re
port at San Francisco as soon as he
an. and viii leave tonight for Los An
seles. where he viii spend day or so
with his family. some of whom are i'll,
before proceeding north. Mr. ChriSty
will remain here for a few days and
Join his superior officer in San Fran
cisco From the fact that press tele-
grams have stated that three pay
masters have been ordered TO the Phil
ppines. to sail from San Francisco,
Major Stilwell is led to believe that he
: one of them. Since their arrival in
Washington, both the Major and Clerk
Jhristy have been very busy in theline
If their duty, having paid off the
roops at Washington barracks and FIT
u yer. and in paying mileage allowed
% commissioned officers of the regu-
ar and volunteer forces.
The Los Angeles Times. with its
Usual enterprise. is now running in its
Sunday Magazine section fine trans
alton of the hitherto inaccessible dairy
# Father CreSpi. the Franciscan fri:r
Who. with 4 party of soldiers. made his
ii-St journey through California in
100. This famous dairy is the accu-
ate record Of that tour of eXDl0ra
ion. during which sites were selected
or the missions and for the pueblOS. |
which have since become the leading
titles of California. Its discovery and
supplies q most important
part of the early history of California
which was buried among the archives |
Of the Catholic church. and which |
night have been forever lost to the
world but for the fortunate discovery
which led to its translation for the
FINES. Those readers OF the Times
Who care to preserve the series of
Gagazines in which the dairy is print
ID. VIII find that they are in possession
If am ost valuable and interesting re
ord of the beginning of modern Cali
,Ornia.
The criminal convention which meets
frequently in Recorder Jobs office
leld a lively session this morning at
which he presided There was a good
attendance and delegates present from
Is far away Us Sonora and Southern
California. Their credentials were |
properly signed by Hi Hooker or some
equally responsible member of the pO-
ice force and there We're no contests
Tor seats. Victoria Santoya hailed