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School of Graduate Studies

CHARLES f. MuNROE. Phi. D., DEAN.
Courses open to both men and women, leading
to the degrees OF Master Of Arts Master OF Sci
enGe Civil Engineer. Electrical Engineer. Mechan-
Session begins September %, at 4:3O pm.
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Dental School,

]. HALL LEWIS. ID. S.. DEAN.
Session begins October j, ut 6 pm The free
dental inhrmaIy opens October 5 at l DIN. Fall
examinations on September 70 at 1880 pm. All
students must matricalate before October IL. For
further information address the deau. 1875 Vc:-
luODt ave.
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School of Comparative
Jurisprudence 6 Diplomacy

CHARLES w. NEEDHAM. Ii. NJ, DEAN.
Offers training In higher legal knowledge and in
the history. science and practice Of Diplomacy. in
courses Leading to the degrees of Master of Laws
Doctor of Civil Law aud Master of Diplomacy.
Session begIs November is.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,
HILL TOP HOUSE

HILL TOF HOUSE,
Harpers Ferry. W. Va, T. s. Loyett First
class table; improved beds. hot and cold baths
Open until November L. au1I-5tf
'PONHATAS.' CHARLESTOWS w Va WILL
be oIened in June; perfectly equipped house;
healthy and beaUtiful country. Mis-. BOILING,
1925 Linden ave, Baltimore. aplS-tf
THE LOCKWOOD AND COTTAGES, OPEN MAY
Is Extensive improvements; large. shady grounds;
eIcelleat table. Terms. Sc to IS weekly. A. Z.
DANIEL. Proprietor Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
uuy4 5ul.i
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
American Line.

American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW SOKk-SO UTiASPTbS-fUNDON.
Sailing Nedn' sdays at 10 An.
ST. Louis 800. oct II St I.uis Nov 10
ST. Paul .b-E. 10 ST Paul. .......N Nov 23
Paris Uct. Is Paris. ......... Nov 80
Sailing Saturdays at IL noon.
'Pernland. Oct. / .IeIg nlaLG. Oct z,
'Rhy inland, oct. u .Penr:land. ~
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK-S OJTHAMPT .N-ANTWERP
Every Wednesday L. noon.
FT.esland ..--....Hct. . Wcsteruiand. oct. ~
Southwark Ger. II
'TheSe steamers carry Only Second and Third
class passengers, at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL <AVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and Is y K. oiice. Bowling Green.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 + St NV. or
Geo W. Moss, Agent g2l Pcnna. ave ser
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The College.

ADONIRAM ]. HUNTINGTON. DID,. DEAN.
Glasses meet IN daytime and arc open to both
men and women.
Entrance examinations will be held at the univer.
sity September 26 and 27
Session begins September rs, at an
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EDUCATIONAL.

CAIRO KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
school will reopen Monday. October 3. Miss
ItANCES NICOLL. Miss SARA ARLINGTON.
Irincipals. The Cairo, st. bet. 10th aud 18th.
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North German Lloyd,
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Lain. TU. Oct 4. 10 am Ia Friedrich go. Noy. /
kals. " d q Oct II 10 am SEale. Nov. D. 10 am
oct IL, IL aIu Lain tIu an,
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
IL. III Meier --....-. 90 Thursday. October g. noon
Barhar, ssa--- ..----.- Thursday, October 10 noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA.
FuIda- r.. Oct s. IL am Werra . Oct 20 II am
AlIer. .Ort. Is, IL am Ems. Oct. % IL am
OELRICHS CO. BOWLING GREEN
Apply h Z. DROOP, 925 Pa ave
myI4-22If Agent for Washington
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE lWMBlAM UNIVERSITY.

The University opens Its seventy eighth year wi
better facilities than ever before 1t offers col
plete Undergraduate, Graduate and Profession
courses OF study in eight schools.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

NOW is THE TINE To RESUME YOUR LONG
neglected studies under the guidance OF n com
peteut private tutor. who will make everything
easy and pleasant for you: all grades 81 work.
J.. q. Box SI3- SELF lms
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED REAL. ES-
tate within the District of Columbia In amounts
to suit applicants. at 5, 5h and per cent
5al9-tf GEO. W. L1SkINS SEQ 10Th ST. NV.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH 4
capitalist, can place SIS 6uo at 5 per cent. no
delay If property and pa eIs o X.
j. EAklN GADSBY. 526 18Th ST., cor. NV.
ap3-tf
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RAILROADS.
'ENNslLvANIA RAILROAD

s,,-, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
staAteN 1OkAEk OF SIXTH AND B STREETS.
'"o An, WEEK DAYS FITTSBUR re ExPREss
hr, s'ior and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10 i1ttF
io;So AN. PENNSYLVANIA 1IMrrr,p.-PulI-
t5aI Sleeping niuiuG. smoking and ohservG'
plhdIannp"ls. st. l. us. Cleveland aud Tolcdc.
1850 AN AK fEs 4AT Ii K rhr I!,g
S 10 Harrisburg Buffet rarIpr Car Harris
$50 rM CHICAGO AND ST. Louis EMPRESS,
Sleeping and IF p MIgseins,ea g -, Louis Gnt
Louis. Sashyle via Cincinnati and thcaso 81
10 ~ 4 N WESTERN EMPRESS Pullman Sleep
to Cleveland dining Car r's IS c hhS tlA'iA'"
';2T ,og In H., sorTilwEsTEiiN EXrEfSs rulI.
I1a nArrishurG 10 ST. Louis aud Clucluuat.
lo:.o III. Pacific ExrREss.-rul,maD sleen.
100 IN for ksne: tIrrndrig,a Rochester and
IN .NiasaIa Falls daily except SUNDAY
s,p an. fGt E4mira and Remove daily. except
72 PM for u aais@SPT R Sr5y $50 ~ hu,
,AiH ana Niagara Falls daily. except SATURDAY,
1850 m. Tor Erie. CauandaIsua Kochsstsf' Bnf
i Iaro and TiassTa Fails daily. Pullman Sleep
s Gar Washington 10 Rochester saturdays
FOR fiiILADEIPHlA. NEW YORK AND THE
+;ce 81. ''coNGRESSi5H.L LIMITED. daily.
NOR "'iI T.. 1S1s w''h DlnTg CHr from Bald
sroU H9i'p dining Car snd II 90 dining Car
ms. MON cav Mi fai., NJ i2.5 10. 40 'in;
IN On sunday, 100 dlinnE carr. SEQ.
An i2s s5 '5 pd s5Sp cs M ,ia% ai
sd,!i,fsi: S-ig l9.oo aid u % + N FgF nm.
sntllLlG rgly, FHs' EIpTeHs : 30 NJ Wed
GAYS Epr.ss. l2.i5 Pm. we.G Gays, 2ol
=. and $40 l. n. daily
! or hest"n without ylAnse. IS An week days
FOR Bi fillmore. 80. 200. 50 500 300 l0-a0
l";3" LOO AN. l2.l. l2:.s /. s. 2ul
70 3 30 500. Limited. : ~ so 3 40
3;,3. Go. ~, iu-C1 1880. II Is aud II -
.aa , II 20 An Is i:r5 goi is 5SS
:, i0:oo. lO:IO and II 80 PM
TOT lrle Greek Line 80 N and 4.3G I'M
:. wees days. Sundays. 0:o5 A al
TOT aHhapolis. ':'Hi. 300 A NJ, l2-l5 and h:4t
IN. daily except Sunday. sundays sua
EXPRESS for Florida and points IN Atlantic Caas,
Line $40 AN, 80 l. NJ da Is: Isichu, nj
only, 1885, An. week days: Atlanta Special
VA richmond and Seab.Hrd Air Line a
1 n daily. Accom- ui' dati,n fer yuautlco : al
NJ daily and - l. NJ. week DAYS
sEASHnkE CONNECTIONS
h OF Atlantic Clty fviH Delaua River bridge all
rail- ruutci. 3:l5 - 90 Congressional LifHit.d'
M daily. 1888 Pm. week days Through
pullman Buffet PhTlur Car. IL .OJ A. NJ san.
days only. Via Market Street Nhnrf lu.tG
ana ll:oQ An. ic:l5 T. NJ. week days. II -
Pm. daily.
For Cape May. 1000. IL 90 AN week days. 1854
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth ard G streets
ana Mt tie station. Sixth and n streets whcr.
orders can be left for the checking - baggage 10
destination from hotels and resid.nces
J. B, HUTCHINSON. J. Il WOOD
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
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A PUPIL OF XAvFI; SCHARWENKER WISHES
to teach piano in Washington. Private and class
lessons given Special terms for talented pupils.
Miss NAME DAVIS, The Brexten Baltimore, Nd.
seq
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MONEY TO LOAN. IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW
est rates Of Interest. ID. G. real estate. Large
loans a specially. Prompt attention.
WALTER II. ACkER
7na
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FOR SAIE-A GENUINE SNAP, NV. OWING
To a depression in business. will give the great
est bargain offered for quick sale of
my beautiful story stone and brick dwelling.
containing 10 with a mi; good lot 10
drive alley. rented for $40 per month. Call
for particulars on r. ". AVERY. 515 11tn
NV. se3U ~
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls ratsrrh Cure
+. J CHENEY & CO., pr ,ps., To
ledo. 0.
We the unier-ignal h,ve known
r j. Chensy for ~" pat Il years. an
believe him p"rfect'v honorable I'm AL
bu-i e~~ Transactions and fiuan"IalIy
able fo carry out any obligations male
bv their firm
WEST & rRNUX Wh0lesa'" Druggists.
Eo'edo. q WALDING. KI>NAN a.
MARTIN. Whoiesa Druggists. To.
leo, q.
Hal 'atsrrh cure j. taken inter-
nally acting dir' ely ur,nr the hln,.d
and mrru~ surf o.~ nf the system.
Price, 7Sc. per ho;t'e Snlu hv all
Druggists Testimonials free.
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MAGISTRATES JURISDlC.
TIDN.


Section / 2, i nnr.t.l ~. ,,o
General ,..cwil, o: a., .,,ta -
South Coro,in,. ,rb,, :, .han ~
the du-y &C ,o, r,,.,;.,r,,o ..r,,
issue, = varran, c5,r.,ioo . .,.;,,o
beyopj his irri.l;c,;,, ., auo,,,
and ,oboll , ,,rc,;mi,,r,. i,,.ostio,
tjop Of tbo .o,,o ,r l,,,o,l 6
the defendant ,t mn, finn, h.f,ro
trial =, which i,,o.,iro,;or tbo
defendant .hou h,,.o .h,. r;,,h, :.
cross cy,uior fl,,,,,o.. ,ri,,o..o.
!, nc~.,r ,,.,.. ..,,..,, .I
have fhc rno,,. j., ,,.~,,,,o,. ifr,or,
h, counsel r,,.. IN, .,,,o .,I.,.
hoard :n .r,,u...,,. :, ,......
by co"n~r'ua {, whether Il prob
able ru-n Ir- been maIc out and
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The Junior Senator Has Something
to Say Ahout the War Stu.
Stiuu


yoI"nbia Register, Friday.
Senator NcIaur.u Is in the
state for q few DAVIS rest, H.,
-por Yesterday with friend. in
the ..,y, a part of rhn tGmc nr the
governors mau..aa and n.t of
Che gty with Colonel >u-r
~ Mclnn~'r n.. ru.n.. u...
-'. tha. day ta E..s.n.. ......
... th. 1ga..'. r... .....
... ~.w....I ........ ..'.. -
(. a. .aG Withdrew ...u a..
nd h. l.ua~.rua-... tm-.r
.. he effect. .r .u auI....
.. IGN through the l3nr br,
-vu arg. lie ha a,mu-. s-,..yaf.
ci fram his more recent inlf.plsi
,-rr .o Wosnfrr,r, owl :. r...
..
,-..... We ''' wv
'... ..' .'' Il" wee Q! MS physician,
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Girls Who Attract Men.
Exchange.

Exchange.
The girls who attract the best
men are almost always Il source
of surprise to their feminine
friends who are often lost in won
der as to why 80 many more
patent charms should have been
passed over in such selections.
1t Is the little mouse of woman.
the shrinking, shy creature left in
the background by her bolder sis
ter, we constantly see brought to
the front by the man who has won
her love. And men prefer to any
such coquettish invitation as that
extended by Mrs Bond of the
nursery rhyme to come and be
killed, the uncertainty hanging
around being whom they have
to sue.
Every man ; ideal of n wifc-I
mean the normal, honest citizen
of our Republic, who looks for
ward to making of himself and
his line, stones to support its bal
wark-i, Il girI WHO may be- prut-
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CITiTlDN NOT|CN.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the : rotate court.
BY George McC Withersuo, ESQ
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, w 81. Porter. CCrp
mas made suit u n", to grant him
Letters "t Administrator ON the
Derelirt Estate "f aud effects OF ID NJ
'r0ckett ana l. f. rocket,
These are therefore to cite aud 80.
morish al aud singular the kinnied
aud credli"'s of III" said ID NJ Crock
EFT and l. r Crockett, d-ceused. that
they he aud appear he'orr me in
the Court Uf Probate, to be hrld AT
Lancaster on 2Sth day OF March,
next, after publication thereof. Al ii
O'Clock IN the forenoon. 90 show
causr', II am they have. why the said
Administration shnuid not bo granted.
GIVEN under ny Hand, tnrS Ilth
day a. March Aniir Domin, 1895
GEORGE Nice. NI1HER~ POON.
PrUhai" Judge.
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Perhaps YOU ha,r experienced
pain the couyulsidns of collie. the
shooting 3Rrts Of Neuralgia. the
ogonies Of Rheumatism and the
maddoaiDg throbbing of brain if
So, YOU cru appreciate the mission
81 Wonderful Oil
II relieves pain, 40 matter its
source or Of how long standing.
1t will relieve almost instantly
stomach and bowel complaints,
cramps, collie, cholera morbus,
ulcers, sore and bleeding gums,
and there is nothing gives quicker
relief in dyspepsia, Indigestion and
gastralgia. Will cure "a cold, sore
throat or Group quicker than any
other remedy.
sa8' Price 25 cents bottle.
For Sale by.
y L. Macl<ey. ~ co.
LANCASTER =. G..
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y Second stroke

Maj { r Connors received =
.ett"r yesterday stating That his
brother n-mT, Mr. p l. Melton
of Columbia, suffered second
slight stroke Of apopIexy Sunday
afternoon. His first trouble of
this kind, twill he remembered.
came last summer, and he has
never fully recovered.
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More of MIR. Robinson's Meat
Found
Last Sunday, when feeding his
stock, Mr. Edward Everall of the
Sincerity section, came across II
crocus sack in his barn loft. Lift
ind it up he found that il contain
ed a ham, shoulder and side of
meat. Mr. Everall supposed it
was some of the meat stolen from
Mr. w ID Robinson's meat house
some weeks ago and carried it
Ovcrto him. This is the second sack
of the meat that has been found,
one having been found by Mr j \
Taylor in his shuck house shortly
after the robbery. No clue has
yet been found TO indicatc who
the thieves were.
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Taken to the State Hospital.

Mrs Rebecca Client, of the
Tradesville neighborhood, was
adjudged insane lost Saturday and
was sent to the State hospital tor
the insane last Monday. She
was conveyed to Columbia by MIR
Geo Funderburk, who was duly
deputlzed by the Sheriff to 60 in
his stead.
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Thi. is the best medicine IN rha
words IlF ali forms of coughs aud
folds auJ Tor Cousunpti5n. Every
bot Is guaranteed II viii cure aud
not sappoinS II hNs no equal Tor
Vito ping Cough. Asthaua. fla Fee
Yer Pneumonia. Bronchitis. Ia Grip
pc, Old IN the Head snd for Consumr,.
tion I il safe for al nges, pleasant
10 take, and above ai, -ure cure
1t 10 always well to take DR. King,
New lie Pills in connection with DIR
Kings New Discovery, as they regu-
late and tone the stomach and bowels
We guarantee perfect satisfaction or
return money. Free trial bottles at
Crawford Bros Drug store Regular
slz9 so cents and 100
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POLICEFOR FACTORIES.
An Act to Authorize the Appoint
mcnt of Officers of Peace, Hay-
ing jurisdiction Within In
dustriul Communities Con
tainIn@ 100 Inhabitants
or More.

section J. He II enacted by the
general assembly "i the state of
o"o'h Care iIna: That upon Il
written statement of the board of
directors OF any industrial cor
P"r"''"H located IN any county of
'hl' S'a'"' setting forth that, in
lneF "P'hI"n' the interests OF the
lh"oS'riAt community and locality
"""'F 'hcir management require
Ni'''" P"'ico supervision, amt
''a' III 'he sald community 100
OF l""r" ih"'H'tan'S are comprised,
'"'' "''co'"" /" the sheriff Of the
MI" county, II Shall t"crenpon be
''" "''| "t ID" Sa'd Shcr'it to ap-
i.''"' " discreet "nd suitable per
>',.. ',' as "eP''E' whose term OF
once .'''.' expire "l'n the term
"i ''' -"'''H' unless sooner by
nun removed, AMI who shall re
"'' " '''''" '"' community and
upon Tue property Tor whose pro
''.''"" I' i appointed, ana whose
'"'", s""'' DC Pa'o ny the board
'' VII '''''' "' WHOSE request the
Z Ar ia
"Pl'''i'''ieh' Is iiiaoe, the amount
~ NC nNe" oy contract with said
''a'" anu whose jurisdiction as
p''''e o'ncet sna'i extend over
'"o property con'ro''eo ny the
'a'u 'o"ro Vi directors, ana In
''''..o" over oil territory within
ta'ius oi one mile from the
'i'a'" "u''o'ng IN winch the indus
Try oi the corporation Is operated.
Doio'e on'efinS upon the duties
VI Ills ONCE the SAID deputy shall
'"No Tue oa'n prescrloed by the
'o''Sti'"'ion ana statutes OF this
s'ate'
SUCTION z. mat the SAID police
oincer or deputy sheriff shall have,
u' "no exercise all the rights,
oo''es ana powers prescribed by
ID" io' cohs'aoleS or magistrates,
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NJ | w EMKiI,
Local MatfaEse. 6.

lesion, :. c., is the guest Of Mrs.
Eliza j Wylie at this place.
A little son of Mr. Lee Rob
ertS, OF the Creek ncighborhood,
fell from the back door last Sun
day afternoon and dj~Iocatcd one
Of his AIMS. Or Poovcy was
sent for and replaced the dislocatcd
limb.
Married, by Magistrate
Carncs, at Wild Cat, on Sunday
last, Miss Florence McNeclv.
daughter of Mr. T w McNcely of
TrndcsviIIc, and Mr. J T Lanev,
both of this county.
Tho following is the list of
letters advertised for the week
ending March 18th lS9s: Aman-
da McMurrv, care Nrttc Garie@:
Alice Young, care Nathaniel
Thompson; Mrs 81 johnson, II J
Browne, " r Fra-tar.
). 7. Gregory, p N.
Abram Cunningham, col.,
was convicted before Magistrate
Burns last Saturday Of stealing
some shoes from the store OF w
Ganson, and sentenced to 80
days on the chain gang. Abram
has been on the gang before for
Il similar offense.
Mrs O Z Heath had q num-
ber of guests to tea last evening,
in honor of her guests, Miss Olive
Mobley, of Rock Hill, S g and
Miss Loeb Crawford, of Lancas.
ter.--Monroe Cor. Charlotte Ob-
server.
MIR and Mrs D j Carter leave
this morning for Clinton, S. c.,
which is to be their future home.
Mr. Carter has been elected busi-
ness manager of the Southern
Presbyterian, published Mt Gin
ton. He is an experienced news
paper man and will no doubt meet
with success in his new work.
Charlotte Observer, 18th inst.
AT a church meeting at Camp
Creek Baptist Church on Sunday
last, resolutions were unanimous.
ly passed against the sale of liG.
uor as a beverage, and especially
against the original package busl-
ness in all It's forms, and pledged
its influence, in alIlcgltimute way.
for It's overthrow. We under.
stand that all Baptist churches in
the count, will pass similar rcso-
lutious.
\ large crowd gathered in
front o.. ,ao Bank Saturday after
noon Io hear Rev j " I'tuo dis
cuss Oh. evils in our midst. lie
,,.-.. .. Ir -.r
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Arizona republican., 1898-02-26
EFFECT ON THE NAVY.
Against More Battleships if Disaster
 Was Accidental.

Washington, Feb. 25.-While the dis aster to the Maine has created a feel ing in the house in favor of liberal appropriations for the navy, and while the house in it's present frame of mind would not hesitate to vote for two new battleships, this temper is pre- dicted upon the theory that the Maine was blown up by external agencies. If the official inquiry should show that the ships magazine exploded from fire or other cause within her hull, it is believed congress will be against the expenditure of millions in the con- struction of war ships that may blow up at any time.
 A congressional investigation will probably follow report from the board of inquiry attributing the loss of the Maine to an explosion of her magazine. No resorution for this pur- pose has yet been introduced in the house. ~howeXr. A prominent mem Der of the 3ouse naval committee sala that he Ns amazed when he learnea that thE Maine's coal bunkers sbutted Ihe Magazine, with only tnln part.
 o2s between. ''When l learrea ol
 te fire in the coal bunkers or LII i'
Arizona republican., 1898-02-26
RACE FOR A GOLD MINE.
Thrilling Tale Brought Down From
 Alaska by Steamer Seattle.

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 25.-A hair stiffening tale of race for a gold mine was brought down on the steam CT Seattle from Juneau yesterday
 Last December Harry Rogers of this city, while prospecting the shore of Portland canal in southeastern Alaska uncovered a genuine ledge of free mill ing quartz assaying $1O,00O per ton. An examination of the chasm devel- oped that the land was in the dis puted strip.
 Rogers organized a party here to To- cate the mine. Miners licenses were secured at Victoria in order to make title to the property absolutely sure.
 Just as the party started on the Queen ten days since another party that had been organized on informa- ion furnished by Rogers at Everett boarded the same steamer and a rough and tumble fight ensued.
 Captain Carroll put the Seattle party off in a boat at the entrance of the canal in a dense fog. Rogers was caught by the opposition and locked in a state room
 The Everett syndicate was three hours too late to make the necessary 1octtion.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-26
The Hull of the Maine is Be- void the Divers Reach
SETTLES ONE SENSATION
Official Denial of Submarine
 Mines in Havana HarbOr
Member of the Cabinet Says that no Evid ance had besn Received Re- Rardinz the Cause Of the Ex- pIosion

Havana, Feb. 25.-The wreck of the Maine is slowly, but surely sink ing into the mud. Before the hull can be raised it will be necessary to move the guns and the deck from the debris. For lack of proper appliances prac- tically nothing in this line has been accomplished.
 Aside from the officers cabin eff fects the salvage thus far has been pitifully small. Cloudy weather and rain made the work of the divers un- satisfactory today and very little was done. It is said that hole has been made by the divers in one of the for ward matches, and it is hoped that a number of bodies will be recovered.
 The court of inquiry sat longer than usual today, six divers being exam ined more in detail than heretofore. The time of the departure of the Man grove with the court for Key West has not been determined.
 Washington, Feb. 25.-Since so much depends upon the report of the court of inquiry it may be interesting to note that so far Sec retary Long himself does not know when to expect this important docu- ment having heard nothing from any of the members on this point.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-26
ANIMUS AGAINST AMERICA.
Various Ways in Which Germans Are
 Discriminating Against Us.

Berlin, Feb. 25.-The German agri- cultural society, which has been pre- pairing statistics with regard to horse imports and everything relating to horse breeding in America, now de- mands six weeks quarantine of Amer ican horses at German ports. Fur thermore, the society asks that the horses be branded with a distinctive sign.
 On the day that these resolutions were adopted 20 first class American horses sold rapidly in Berlin at prices that were satisfactory to the vendors and purchasers.
 The animus against America is in creasingly noticeable in certain class of newspapers that are widely read in Germany. For example, several sheets published Madrid dispatch announc- ing Gen. Woodford's demand for an expression of regret for the De Lome incident under headings such as "Yan- kee Impotence Still Increasing"
 It is understood that the south Ger man fruit growers have decided to adopt the process by machinery of desiccating fruit which is employed by their successful rivals in Califor- nia