Arizona republican., 1898-03-06

paper worker. "No, what about it?" was the response. They've bought the Evening Blank" naming a sensa- tional newspaper why, you don't say so! What for?' For War Cry, of course" It isn't necessary to state who got the bar check.
 Rumors of another big hotel in the
 neighborhood of the Grand Central depot are revived. Report says it will
 be one of the largest and finest in the city and will probably be managed by Woolley & Gerrains of the Grand , Union, at Saratoga, and the Iroquois, at Buffalo. Work will begin shortly on skyscraper at Wall and New streets, with a wing running through to Broadway. Capital evidently feels certain that a Spanish fleet could not get within shooting distance at any stage of the game.
 The unwritten law-the law of chiv- airy, from one point of view; the law of vengeance from another-is in force in New York. Herman Hing, the cowboy, went forth free from the court yesterday. He had killed his brother | in-law, who brutalIy abused his wife, l the cowboys sister. Smiling through her tears, the woman, whose cruel hus- II and went with him. The natures of
 men and their sympathies are the same ! in the city, in the mountains and on | the plains.
 The storage battery system of
 street car propulsion was tested early | this morning on the Grand street | tracks. The electric motors on the
 cars are driven by electricity taken | from storage batteries under the seats. | These batteries are charged at the power houses. A car, after making
 one or several trips over the road, re- turns to the power house and the dis | charged battery is replaced in a few
 minutes by one fully charged. In- quisitive visitors can view the plant
 at the stables of the Dry Dock street
 railroad company, on Grand street,
 near the East river.
 Photographers as we'll as soldiers are
 being shipped to the Florida Keys and | other points in touch with Cuba. To- day several expert manipulators of the
 key were sent to Jacksonville and Key West under hurryup orders. Several
 correspondents have also left the city | for the same spots. While there are
 only three wires out of Key West the
 telegraph company expects to keep up
 continuous performance from now
 on. The censorship at Havana is now
 stricter than at any time since the breaking out of the revolution, and as
 a result more messages are being sent
 across the gulf by boat for uncensored
 transmission. The wires will surely
 be hot by day and by night until the
 suspense is ended.
 In this town there's real represen-
 tative of royalty down with chicken
 pox He is Prince Francoise Auers-
 perg, a son of an Austrian prince and
 nephew of Prince Carl Auersperg,
 who was Francis Joseph's prime min
 ister. Some of the newspapers have
 said that hard luck forced him to the
 position of elevator boy in hotel. He
 denies this story, but he admits that
 his financial affairs became consider
 ably tangled while he was first lieuten-
 ant in crack regiment at home, and he decided to adopt America as 2
 place of residence until the clouds rol : by. The prince expects to graduate
 from a medical college in few months for he has been here under cover fol about three years. There's no doub about his title and family connections and now that his secret is out societ!
 may extend the glad hand and try . to make the remainder of the prince! r stay as pleasant as possible.