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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-10-19
KING MAllETOA.
Ruler of the Samoan Islands Whose
Death Was Recently Reported.

King Maletoa of the Samoan Islands,
whose death was reported recently
from Auckland New Zealand, was an
unfortunate heather who was badly
treated by the civilized powers and his
native rival, Tamasese. The dead king
ruled the island by the sufferance Of the
United States, England and Germany.
His family and its members were the
monarchs Of the Samoan group for up
ward of 500 years. Malietoa will be
remembered as one of the chief persons
concerned in the Samoan war" Of 1886
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-10-19
BEE EA E sss E M Sa x Fs X Ell M s# # EgsE
3 3 '"IFA SOLDIERS TARGET. .'l|" I
DIG
9EE9E Ess
fz3 R E E8 s Es HEA E8 s EI "a EE Es

ACH man, as he
signed his name on
the enlistment roll,
realized that war
meant fight. and
that fight meant
kill. This idea was
further drilled into
us in camp; 1t form
ed the basis of the
colonel's address as
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-10-19

A man gets the last word In an argu-
ment with woman, but Its because
abe gives 1t 10 him.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-10-19

When man Is continually talking
about his troubles, his neighbors never
trouble very much about his talk.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
0iFc bet fabtii1eu 8eamtcn.
Scr StppcnfuMer.

Geht benerfensmertbe Mittbeilunaen
iiber ben ginflub bes Sropentlimas
auf bic 8emiitbs=uno Dentart ma1t
Or. &alb=Sorau in ber u9tns. 3ut=
f6rift fir Yfpbiatrie" 9r. Hafd
ma6te feline geObahtune in Bang
tpf, Der 9auptltaot bon Siam, bic li9
perbaltnibmdbig nod zines suten Sli=
mas erfreut, uno berihtet iiber elf ielbit
erlebte Sdlle, BON oenen Die beinerfens=
pertbeiten bier iti5slrt meroen m6sen.
Gin bDberer Seamter seiete nod balb=
jabrisem Sropenaufent9alt elne gang
li0e Geraroeruns oes @buratters, er
muroe reisbar, riifli9tslos, srobtbue=
rid, Elm vmabrer 3tiipel" uno ring an,
lib gu betrinten. 9san elmer leihteu
Sniolation tpurbe allies npb iblimmer.
iein 8erbaltsn bra1te i'm uno feline
2anosleute in Gerlegenbeitel1, ooab er
oeranIaBt weroen mubte, naA europa
auriifsufebren,
gbenio braltilb 1T Der folaenoe 6all :
Gin mdblger rublger, piinftliber Inter-
beamter muroe nah breipiertel Sabren
elm &enommiit, log tOlcIlal, ,purDe brus
tai, er9rlff ). g., pd6reno er nit einem
@ollesen iih unterbielt, beHen Sunb
uno ibnitt i6m einfad ben 0als ab,
.obne etmas babel su finben", iboB auh
ldufig nit Dem Gewebr BON Der 8eran=
oa herab auf Sbiere ooer ionlt lpo bin.
10 bab ct idlieBlib aussieben muBte.
Spdter na9 Der Naturalization" mur-
be er iuieoer normal.
yin iebr intellisenter Soritreferenoar
nuroe 10 apatbiid, oab er Elm tlsines
sSingergeidpiir iid ni9t ipeeihneioen.
ionoern lieber Gnohen uno Sebne per=
eitern lieB. gr ersab fid benz 5runte,
fam moraliid gang berab unb eri6oB
li1. Gin Snsenieur wuroe nod fursem
Wufentbalt oerart bpiteriicb, oaB er nicbt
mebr aus oem 6auie aing bierauf fell
ten lib bel ibm gerfolsunssioeen uno
bann iolhe Der lleberihdbuna Elm. grl
Die Giidfebr bra6te 8enerung.
Die bauptidAlldlien 6ulsen oes 5ro=
penaufentbaltes fir bas Nerpenipltem
uno ben @baratter faBt Or. Haib oabin
5uiammen; Gdlafloligteit, griblaf=
funs. Snoifferen5. Nbnabme Der Wioer=
itanosfdbiateit eesen &rantheiten, lln=
luit CUR Nnitrensuns, sroBe gmpfino=
lihteit. GeoddtniBabnabme uno reiS-
bare Gbmdde.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
Gi,te id)tp cOijd)c MmefDotc

ersdblt Der &eiiefeuilletonilt Der vgobe=
mia" +: 6dlinm sing es einem junsen
DeutIben, Der etiuas i6peoil1 eelernt,
in elmer groben idtpeoiiaen @elelllbait.
Ser junse Mann fraate cine Der piclen
6rduleins Us Frikka all in Tuis-
ka West ?" (Gino sic, mein Grdu=
lein idon in 0eutlblanb 9elueIen ~
Die sanse @eieaidaft. belonoers bic
iunsen 9amen, iahen febr perlesen su
Vooen. Ser junse Wann tonnte lih
gar niAt ertldren, uel6e llnididlihteit
er beean9en bate. GrIf ipdter empiina
er in 6errentreiien Nuftldrung. Sin
tpirili1er alter @dpeoe, Nater bon 9
reisenDen innaen G1,peoinnen, Iaqte
Better Derr, Sic baben uns oa cine b0Ie
Gti1ibte aneeridtet. QEdbreno oes
3Oidbrieen Grieaes iparen fali ,alle
lhlpeoiihen Mdnner in 9eutlhlonb.
Wenn nun niht bin nnb tpieoer BIZ
| lhipeoiihen Gra,len ibren Mdnner mad.
sereif tpdren. 10 tudren Die ibtpeoilder
Gamilien tilsgeforben. Menn beut,
/ Elm fltiner 5hlpeoc geboren miro, Il
fa9en bic 6d,peben bon Der M1utter
| .lie lit in Eeltidlano getpeIen." 5l
lbdtten Sic allo Oas lrdulein riht fra
Iaerl fpllen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
Sic Nlitippinctt.

Wfanila. II. September. SIZE
MISUNDERSTANDING Der philippinen
ipuroe unter erobem gnt6uliasmus in
Ialolbi erDffnet. 5aulenoe bon Se=
iu9ern ans ben Yrppin3en naren suoe,
aen. gguinalop beeob li6 um 8 ubr
Morgens in Die Gonpentipnsbaue,
+, uelde bislana BON ben fpanilben Se=
b6roen benubt purbe. gr uuroe nit
Sohrufen unb bereinselten ,gioa
9lmerifa, empfangen. Inter ben 9ln>
psienben *eflnben iitb aud mebrere
5panier. 9lguinaloo perlas sund6lt
eine gotihait, lpprin er Die Nrmee uno
bic freibeitliebenoe fren,be Station, Die
elmer III ben Gtalb eetretenen HaHe
Qebolfen, belpbte uno ibnen oanfte.
Die GerIammluna perta9te lid 1ierauf.
| Gin ipaniider 9elesat ihlug por,
Nadn'ittags Die Sibung iuieoer auf3u=
neblnen. tporauf ibm Elm giraeborener
portparf, oab er Die vRDnititutrnn" un=
ter9raben ipolle. 9lls Der Gpanier per=
iiherte, er lei 3epublifaner uno tpoae
nur bas WDll oes 2anoes, bat Der gin=
aeborene Jim gerseibuue.
9labmittags falnen biele Wmerifaner
uno guropder, Die BON M9uinaloo nit
9roBer Wiiroe empfangen murben. i.
ginem Gorreiponoenten oer OH.
preiie" seseniiber meinte 2ebterer, bab
bic geuo6ner Der Yhilippinen felt Sab
rem nod .6reibeit geruneen bdtten uuo
Der Nnlidt'itien, bab ibre 3eit iebt eno@
lid sefonnsen. Brotettpaat uno ltaat=
lide Nutonomis ieisn ibps fremoe Be-
griffe, er ferfne nur dbiolute llnabbdna-
iateit. gr- befiirbte, oas Golf ipole
bon einem proteftorat niAts wlHen. !
Den Imerifanern lei er eipie oanf=
bar, aber oa bieielben nur na1 ben
p6ilippil,en 9etommen ieien, UNI Die
Spanier su idlagen, 10 boffe er, baB Iie
balo mad ibrer Seimatb suriiftebren
,piirben. neil lire Nufsabe 9el0It lei.
gr Tonne ni6t alaubeu, oat bleielben
fir einen Ntt Der 6umanitdt Yelobnz
ung perlangten. Sie loeben georiinoe=
te beimiI6e Gesieruns peroe balo cine
6lptte bauen unb Iitberlieb BON ben
iibrieen 9eationen reipettirt merben.
Wtebrere Ginaeborene, mel1e aug
Sloilo flii6teten, meloen, oaB bic
Spanier iid Die ihreflihIten 8rauiam=
teiten sesen ibre 6einoe gu sduloen
tolnnen lanen. iie lanaiam perbrenen
llno auf ionltioe Meiie lnartsrn.
IS linb brei parteien in Der National=
0erIammlun9 Der Gilipinos pertreten.
Die eine 1T fiir abiolute 9lnnerion BON
@eiten Der Yer. Staaten, Die sipeite fir
ablolute nnabhdnsigteit uno bic brittle,
Die onlhelnenb porberribenb if, beIteb,
aus @ompromib- -9lnnerioniften, ,pel1e
innere 4utonolnie buriblagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
Bon eiter s5ratt entOedt.

Cine anoere erobartise gntoeduns
wurOe semadt uno oas BON elmer Grau
in oieiem 2anoe. ,Gieielbe mar felt z
Sabren franf uno batten bic R,anfbeits=
teime ibr aanses Snitem untereraben,
ia oaB Der Sob auaeni1einlid niht aus=
bleiben fonnte. sic bultete orei Mo=
nate lang ununtebroden unb fonnte
nift iblafen. 5blieBli1 taufte lie iid
elne 6lalde bon 9r Sings Stem Disco
perp sesen 5dnlnbiuht uno Derlpiirte
BEL Der eriten Dolls cine iOlde grleidte.
rung, oaB fie bic garl3e Nadt fblief.
NaAoem lie 5tpei GlaIden a.nomme,'
bate, iuar lie polltdn0is turirt. ST,
N1me 1T Grau Qutber 2ub." so ibreibt
%. 6. Dennid & So. bon Shelby,
q. 6. Derhi95flaiden frei in S. Is
Miler & SDhns Npotbefe. Neeuldr
GrObe SOC nno 81. Seoe Glaide ga
antirt. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
0elb{MMt Aebeilt.

Ser leioenoen Menldbeit iolte iebes
mOglibe 9eilmittel 5ur 8erfiigung es-
itelt neroen. IS mabt uns Yeranii9en,
Jol9enoes mit3utbeilen: sd babe leit
ie6s Monaten fiirbterlitb an Belblu1t
gelitten uno lieB mid bon perldieo.nen
Der belten 9erste in unierer Staot bsban=
oeln; bod Nlles bergebeils. Or. BeG,
unier Mpotbeter, empfabl electric Bit=
ters, uno na6bem id 2 GlaIden ee.
nommen bate, mar. i'd gans sebeilt.
mtit Greuben empfeble id oas Wiittel
alien an bieier ihredliden Ryantbeii
Seioenoen. Sbr bantbarer M. u. 500
aartp, 2erington, Gp. gu babsn in
s. s. Mtiller & Sobns Mpotbefe. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
GmtSebIiOcs a1n8Iud.

5oleop, g., 81. Sept. Die grplo=
fion zines @etreioeIpeibers Der Union
&ailroaD & transportation So. in
Soleoo am 0lli1en uIer bes 6lulles
peruriahte 9eitern NbenD einen Ghaoen
bon 5000, 900 uno einen 8erlust bon s
Menl6enleben. Cine brennenoe 2an=
pc. melbe Die Mrbeiter in oem @sbauDe
umbertrugen, berurIadte cine gnt5iinb=
una oes Carbohydrates, mas Die st.
plolion pcruria6te. Das 9a1 uno bic
beioen Seiten bes 8ebdubes flogen in
Die 2uft, bic 1lammen iblusen oleid=
5eitis empor. IS befanoen lib our 3eit
oes ln9liids etna 20 Nrbeiter, Der
Superintendent Wm. 5. parts uno
feline orei tleinen Rinoer in Dem Sc
bduoe. @et6otet ,purben folaenoe 8
perionen Samuel Nleranber, gert
Wainturisbt, 6reb @arret, 0arolo
parts. Sobn Smith, @raee Yarts,
Grant Wan0ouien uno Sobn Garr.
Mebr ober nlinoer l9per perlebt nuroen
parts zines ieiner Ginber unb IL an=
Dere Yerfoiien, bon 0enell 2 big 3 nod
iterben oiirften.
Die Nan,en Der Wer,punoeten, Iotpeit
fie fid in grfabrung bringen lieben,
iino: Dapio Remp, Barnep Weld,
Charles 3eifer, sSre0 pargilis,
elliott, Gbar.es Broofleefer, Gperett
Gmitb. 9amilton parts, William s.
parfs, %. Is. Sorban, peter Daas,
I'll Balbie. Bon bier Werlebten ,paren
bic Namen nidt befannt. G1reflide
/ Saenen ipielten li1 an Der ungliids=
ffdtte ab, als Die Gamilienangeb0riaen
1 Der Derun9liidten Mrbeiter eintrafen.
/ Sn benz Spei1er befanoen ii1 $780,
4 600 Buibel Getreibe, bic einen WertI
BON $500, 600 batten, ipdbrenb bas Sc.
bduoe 5000. 900 tpertb mar. Die an.
arenaenben Gebdulihteiten unb 81,
Bride iiber ben Club tpurben aud be-
i Ihdbist. Die Weriinerung besiffer
fib bios auf $500, 900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
Find, oartlber IDIOT ,tad)s
acOad1f2

Cine Sraae. Die uniere &egieruna
ebe lie in Der MnerionsIa;be ben 9tubicpr
ilberlhreitet. NOD ppr ailen D!ngen in
Grmdauna aieben Follte, lit: WDber
euerltlell ole SDlDaten nebmsn, bic nD=
tbig iein iuiiroen. I'M Goionialfrieae,
10 mic Die Nnelieoerung her Ybilippi=
len=Snieln lie uns auf ben 0als laoen
miirben, fiibren 5u f6nnen 2
2aut 8erfallun9 fann Der fpuperdne
amerifanilbe Yiirser nur sur llnter=
oriid,lns bon i'm eisellen 2anoe ausse=
brobenen Gebsllionen fomie our Mbtpebr
feinDliOer Giufalle in Die uniDn gum
gDaifenoienlte se5munsen (se5osen) mer=
oeu. Sie Reaierun9 1T ni1t bereNtist,
i'm our 6iibruna BON groberun9strie=
gen aus osm 2anoe gu ienoen, 10 mie
lie ctuaise Griese seaen Die Snlurgen-
ten auf Den Bbilippln,n unO aui 9uba
CUR Nneisnug BON oeren beimatbliAen
Bebieten lein purben. go ernlt lit bie=
ie 6rage. oab ielbf Die republitaniibe
preiie lih eifris nit ibr beiddItist.
Yei!pielspeile leien mir bas 9iodfolgen=
De in eiusm republitaniIden Blatte @in=
tinnatis:
v9Ber nit ben suriidgetebrten Grei=
milligen 9eiprohen bat, Miro Dbne
s!usnabme 9ebDrt babes, oaB fie iiber
ibre grfolse b01lt erfreut lino, oab iie
aber aud beraliN frob linO, mieoer nab
9aus au tommen uno lie nur Der brii=
denolte 3mang peranlaI1en tonne. npb
einmal 9eeresoienfe 81 tbun. Gin
peiterer getpeis, iuie Die Nus liAt, in ben
Sropen pDliseioieni 81 tbun, 10 ,uenig
perlodenO 1T, leiltet Die tiirSliAe Nntiin=
bigunA oaB ole @elube Inn peitere
Nusnlulterungen feline Beriifiibti9ung
finoen ,ueroen. Oaraus sebt our Sc
niige berpor, BOB Das Grieesoeparte=
msnt nit 8eiuben I'm Musmuiterung
beltiirmt morben iein muB. Oie 8riin=
De, Die fir Oieie abneisung, I'M Seere
gu bleiben, beltimnleno lino, sersiden
unlern Soloaten 5ur Gbre. sic linb
ms GeIo sesoaen. I'm oas @aterlanO
aus ieiner Gefabr su bsireien. SEPT,
no bas 8aterlanb auber @cfabr 1T, tppl=
len lie in ibre 3elmatb uno gu ibren
biir9erlihen 8eibdfti9unsen s.lriifteb=
rem. gBenn man lie baran ermabnt,
oub lie au6 in Grieoens5eiten oerpflib=
tet linb, oem Naterlano gu oienen, 10
ertennen lie oas nibt on. Sic faaen,
oaB meber gubG, nod pDrto 9ticD NM
an auerweuiafen bic Ybilippinen our
Gideritellans oes WaterlunOes nOtbmen=
big iino, bob bic Der. Staaten obne
oieie S,lieln bisber sewahen uno seOie=
ben lino uno in 3utunft aub pbne oieie
Snieln nOrlpdrts tomn,eu tDnnen. 9ie
Spfer, Die man Den Sploaten iebt suge-
nutbet, iuerben bios BON 2euten 9efor=
bert, Die bonn Welt,nahtmabn beieiien
iino. Oieien 5uliebe 1T Niemano Wu=
lens, feline @eiunObeit au Ma,tte au
traaen.. 9lllein Die 3eit Der 8efreiuHs
.ipiro allb fur bic Soloateu fonlhen,
4 Die iebt niht aus9elnuitert uorben iino,
ba lie bios auf aluei Sabre Oienite ee=
nommen baben. Mit menigeil Nusnab=
men merpen lie ilre gntlaliung for=
bern. gBas miro Die &eaierung bann
tbun 2" (W. & w.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22

Sic ipanilden gortes boben bas
6riebens proiOioll B. +. Die Genebmi=
9ung Der 0ebietsabtretungen beFdtigt
urb iino aisOann pon Gagaita tpiebe,
mad 6aufe 9eidift porben, jeooA fam
es porber In ben gortes aud gu reht
lebbnften Gcenen, nobel Grof Mlmanes
ertldrte, ben @eneralen Wepler, Blanco,
yrimio be Niperie unb Qamares sunb BEN
Nomiral Gerbera follte Die Ghdrpe itati
nm ben Qeib i'm ben 0als 9efhniiri
neroen. Natiirlid fiibrte fies bon
Setter Meplers nno anberer 3l beftigel1
gntss9nurlgen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
Greuritot1 ttaN giftsburta

iibert Die pennlplpania 2iaien sll BEN
oreijdlrigen GonflaDe Der Gniabts
luerben bonn 8. bis 13. DItober Der=
tauft. Dilr ndbere Qlustunft spenbs
man fd an ben nddlfen Agenten oer
pcnnlplponia linien oDer an s. Sc.
Diaon. Diifrift pailaaier Nesilt, pitts-
burg, pa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
g1eunaia DroatIit unlerer VQifo.

Neunaig projtilt unierer paiIa-
aiere nehmen BON 5 bis 10 pfunb 3u
'ouf elmer Neiie na1 Wadinac. Wenn
ibr ermiioet, nebmt cine Gabrt auf ben
Seen. Nir garantiren. bah Der Mnss
fIng ibnen gut tbun ipirb. Die Rolien
lam Seberrnann beifreiten. 6enbet 2e
fiir iluifirteil Ratalo9. MDrsilirt,
y. u. @danb, IS. g. q.
8. 81 s. STEAMERS, Rlifen.Qinie,
Detroit, Mid,.
unerfiiltes 6sbnen qudlt uno
l4lrt cie Nei9nng.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-22
@ortbeilbaite Ginfallfe
bei Ger 8agt1la0nltg,
nHHA~xxH-

brlobn fd ndt Wa pi p6sn oau lt uns au ole
3 geau ansesebnen n nmmt aue uniere
3eit in Nniprud
gea seorudt tirtide stoHe 81 81 Sents Die yaro.
Smeet Orr & Go's G6f, mth $780, fur SO Gents.
Gaiden bbne oen fir dn nabn oRiben pdren ba fhr
rs Gents fur 20 @ents.
Scans DoIen ar Gnaben, utb rs Gents fur 40 Gents
Scans Doien fir Mdnner, pertb $1.00, fir 60 Gents
Sdmsre Gunea Sen Glaneae gu A @enis bic g)arb
5mpfns bette imar ~ seorud Gtoe fir 4 @ents Die Oaro
2obarben. eraue rotbe geden 50 Gents EXTRA Auatat
Gdwere Sdlsen Ginsbams gu 81 @ents Die Daro.
@ut ungeblede Muslin gu 81 gens Die Daro.
56merer sbleidter mRusln gu 81 Gents DIE Daro.
Snntlr Outing Ganea u 81 @ents Die Darb.
gune ounfb:aune 9anton Gnee gu 81 Gents Die Daro.
40 3oa meit idwe unsbe Canton 6lanen ST Gents bic Daro
104 brte sebbe YFon 2nuano gtuhern Is Gents Die ab
8eHe partbian Gancp GrudfOde, 48 Gents Die Daro.
Symptoms id6ne 80 3oa uete Saines Gents Die Daro.
g9bitenons llnsen Gottonaoes u Gen Die gao
sd6n idwarser Satin gu A Gents Die gab
&ommt na9 bent grpben Store tuann SIR tuoat,
SIR tuerDet tutmer ettuas Neues fnDen.
0nruer BrnH. s. Co.,
ftrnHHhnrp, %.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
KANGAROO COURT.
The Opening of the April Term Yes
 terday.

The April term of the Kangaroo court was opened yesterday. The docket was not long one. It em- braced only three cases, those of A. I Hanson and Aaron Powell, and that of Burt Ray, the long haired Kid, alias Wildwood, which had been continued from the previous session. Hanson and Powell, merely charged with breaking into jail, were put into Jail more than a week ago, but as they were incarcerated upstairs they were without the immediate jurisdiction of the court. At the close of their pre- liminary examination in connection | with the Zech affair they were taken down stairs. Hanson was promptly convicted and fined $1, which was paid. Powell was acquitted, though the evil dence against him was precisely the same as that against Hanson-he was there. But the kangaroo court, which is enormously supposed to have re- spect for nothing, respected his gray hair He is said to be the only man ever tried in that court who escaped conviction.
 While the proceedings were going on the wife of Jose Celayo, prisoner. called to see him. In a brief conver- sation she told him she had left two bits for him at the jail office. This conversation was reported to the court and Senor Celayo was soon after put on trial and convicted of forcibly entering the jail and disturbing the peace and dignity thereof. He was fined two bits, which was singularly the very amount on deposit with the tailor to Mr. Celayo's credit He was induced to sign an order for it and the money was turned into the court funds.
 The charge against the long haired Kid was an unusual one, perjury com mitted a week ago. The Kid was held until there were enough other cases to make it worth while to open court There was another crime back of this. The Kid gave a deputy sheriff a dime which he had concealed, to buy some tobacco and some garlic. The introduction of garlic into the jail is forbidden by the laws of the inmates The Kid concealed his purchases in his cell and consumed the garlic in the silent watches of the night. But this offense was difficult to conceal, | though proof might have to be fur nished by purely circumstantial evi- 1 dence.
 Testimony has been in pro- cess of collection ever since the morn l ing after the crime. Last Sunday he
 narrowly escaped a terrible and ex-
 traordinary punishment, the loss o1 his superabundant hair. On Sunday
 morning the prisoners are allowed z
 razor and a pair of shears. As soor
 as the prisoners have been shaved ant sheared these tools are returned. Las
 Sunday the razor was restored, bu the shears were unaccOuntably miss
 ing. The jail officials were nsisten
 and the shears were finally found
 Otherwise the long haired Kid would
 probably have been converted into ;
 short haired Kid. His case is stil under advisement.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28

principally in palms. The variety of roses, at least fifty in number, some very rare are found growing luxur- iantly here. There are several finely built roads leading from the residence to the section roads, these being fringed with palms and cottonwoods
 The longest one of these roads extends for half a mile and is styled palm
 avenue An interesting sight is the
 nests of the orioles which the birds
 have constructed under the palm
 leaves, taking pains to secure them by sewing, as it were, to the leaves. Much that is interesting is centered in the park, likewise the lake which
 will be hidden from view when the
 lilies have attained their growth Thirty-five hives are full of bees and the result of their arduous labors is | sent to Chicago The ranch is cer- tainly a beauty spot, at least the acre
 age surrounding the residence oc-
 cupied by MT. Adams, should receive this appellaticn. MT. Adams has sev-
 eral visitors who will remain during
 the summer
 To the south from Rancho Suardo is the pretty home of F. w Stoeffer which is laid out partly in garden
 the truck going to the big ranches
 near by and to Glendale Mrs. Stoef-
 fer has been sending SIP worth of eggs
 weekly to the Pacific Grotto, but is
 now putting them under the enter
 prising hens with view of realizing in the fall on broilers. There are 60( young chicks on the place.
 H. A. Hammels' is south of Stoef 1 for.'c hy poultry yards MT. Eyre sends twent, dozen eggs daily, except Sunday, to tn f Grotto and has been getting 20 cent
 the year round. If there is a surfei any day the supply is then shipped t,
 some northern Arizona town
 George Storm has the Oasis a t Glendale in good shape and enjoys tn run for bed and board He is oftel full to overfowing and may enlarg in the fall.
 ) List and Roberts run a triweekl. : freight team from Phoenix to Glen l dale and the haul averages ton eacl
 time. Old man Palmer is the opposi tion and claims his share each way. l W. P. Storment is a young aspiran f for the place occupied by MT. Cleve ) lands appointee, MT Humphrey. Tn 5 war scare seems to extend the wal
 an exasperating length of time. MI Byron Bliss, it is said, regards tn, 5 postmastership as a possibility. 7 Dr. Andrews of Los Angeles is tn } last accession to the medical fratern ity, though it is understood Dr | Wright will not return to Glendale , and thus the number of doctors vii , be kept down to two
 With good public road to tow1 l Glendale people will be better pleased There is some talk of building |; twenty-room hotel, to be open tn
 year round, but it is said this depends
 On Grand avenue being improved | PITTOCK.
Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
The Annual Meeting Will Begin il
 Phoenix Today.

The annual territorial convention ot the W. c. T. U. will assemble at the First Baptist church in this city today for two days session. The follow ing is the programme of work:
 First session, 3 p. m.-DevOtiOnal exercises, fifteen minutes, leader, Mrs. Wilber; roll call, minutes of execu- tive sessions for the year; appoint ment of committees by president; committee on credentials by president; plan of work committee, Mrs, Mary A. Phillips, chairman. Mrs. Kate Watrous. Mrs. Idonia Jones. Committee on resolutions, Mrs. s. D. Wilber, chair man; Mrs. s McMurray, evangelistic; Mrs. Wingar, scientific temperance; Mrs. Curns, legislation and enforce ment of law; Mrs. R. G. Phillips, fran chise Finance, Mrs. Doan and Mrs. Sturgis; auditor; press reporter, Mrs. Lauretta Reppy; introduction of del egates and visitors; social half hour.
 Evening session, 7:30.-Music; scrip ture reading: prayer: music; address of welcome, Mrs. A. B. Buckley, PhOe- nix; response, Mrs. Lauretta Reppy, Florence; music; address by Chaplain Scott; recitation from one of the "Y's;" collection speech and collec- tion; music and adjournment.
 Second day, a. m.-Devotional ex- ercises, Mrs. Kloss, leader; report Ct recording secretary; report of cores bonding secretary; report of commit tee on credentials; report of local unions; report of superintendent of departments; report of treasurer and auditor; parliamentary drill, Mrs. Munds, leader; noontide prayer, Mrs. McMurray.
 Afternoon session, 2 D. m.-Devo- tionals, led by Mrs. Watrous; sum- mary of Miss Willard's life, by Mrs Buckley; eulogy by Mrs. Reppy, fol- lowed by volunteers; presidents ad- dress; report of committee; election Of officers; adjournment.