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Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
equipment on their backs

equipment on their backs
 The kite corps, when once in active campaign on Cuban soil, will carry on systematic series of experiments in kite photography with a view of not only portraying the topography of the coun- try lying around the army, but of dis closing the enemy if they lie. in open country beyond. If successful photo graphy of this nature can be accomplish ed in Cuba, this new adjunct to the army will be invaluable in a country in which practically impenetrable jungles separate long stretches of more open country, and the reconnaissance of which by troops on the ground can only be made with great hardships.
 In actual practice Lieutenant Wise will be able to run his kite up into the air, carrying the camera, and, through the novel devices he has invented, train it in sires; make the exposure of the sensa- tive plate; bring the camera to the ground; develop the plate in his dark tent, and in a lapse of time not exceed ing one-half hour. under favorable condi- tions, be able to exhibit to the command ing officers a wet negative. which will show the country for miles around and reveal any body of the enemy which may lie in dangerous proximity.
 The still wet gelatine negative. by the way. answers every purpose for obtain ing knowledge of the outlaying. country, and Is as easily read by the photographer as a finished photographic print, while possessing the decided advantage of sav- ing time when minutes may he priceless to a maneuvering army. By the aid of these kites it Is also possible to establish most effective signal station. the kites constituting floating flag stan. up and down which signal flags are run by means of halyards
 In Florida at this time of year Lieu tenant Wise has discovered the elements to De provokingly antagonistic to good results. After several dozen careful trails of the unique tandem kites, under ordinary conditions of wind. are strong enough to lift 8 man into the air, he has found that 1t is impossible to send them up beyond the height of a couple of hum dred feet. at the best. It seems that they will rise readily and rapidly for the first hundred feet in the strong ground breeze and then with slower lift until they stop against an apparently motionless horizon of air above. This is ample proof to Lieutenant Wise that only the surface air is in motion at this time of year on the gulf coast He Is inclined, however, to the: opinion that this may be an un- usual climatic condition arising from the prolonged dry spell which is scorching the south and causing the great army at and that with the advent of the rainy season and the consequent cooling of the earth higher and more universal air dis turbances will take place.
 Authorities on Cuba, and men who have experimented there to some extent on the higher air currents, believe that Lieutenant Wise will not be confronted by the difficulties encountered at Tampa. as it is usual for strong winds to blow almost constantly at high attitudes on the island during the greater portion Of the year.-New York Herald.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
THROUGH SLEEPER

For the next Seaside Excursion the 8. F. P. & P. will run through sleeper from Phoenix without charge, leaving Phoenix 9:3e p. m., city time, Thursday. June 23d.4 Make your reservations early and secure good accommotdations. City office A West Washington street. The popularity of the trip over the noun tains makes it necessary to provide more space for our patrons, and we are glad to be able to offer such a pleasant trip to the Phoenix people, Full information about these excursions given cheerfully. E. W. Gillett. General Agent, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
A RECORD BREAKER.
The Ohio Republican Convention Was
 Unanimous.

Columbus, O., June 22.-The repub- lican state convention here today was record breaker. Its session lasted less than two hours and most of that time was devoted to unseating the small minority of dissenters. After tho contests were disposed of, every thing was unanimous and by acclama- tfon.
 Five nominations were made within twelve minutes. The delegates after the convention had perfected it's, per- mnnnt organization were all Hanna men. The party machinery is entirely in the hands of the friends of Senator Hanna for the next year.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23

on East Washington street driving a sprinkling wagon just filled with water. He started for the hose house five blocks away at breakneck speed and the valves of the cart wide open. Washington street was never so expeditiously sprinkled. He beat a hack to the hose house attached the cart to his sprinkling wagon and brought it back so quickly that the Victors were among the first to begin tine assault. The conduct of the de- partment was admirable. There were TO false motions, and though there was a terrific expenditure of water, none of it was unnecessarily wasted.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
UP TO DATE WOMEN.
A Notable Convention in Progress at
 Denver.

Denver, June 22.-The most notable gathering of women ever held in this country, the fourth biennial conven- ton of the general federation of wo- nen's clubs, opened today in Broadway theater. Two thousand animated wo- men in up-to-date clothes covered with badges packed the great auditorium and two of the balconies and filled the Hobbies. The president, Mrs. Ellen Eenrotin of Chicago, H., was a con- spicuous figure on the stage
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
WILL BE A LEADER. :.

London, June 22.-It is rumored that Mfr. Joseph Chamberlain secretary for the colonies. will shortly resign from the ministry in order to assume the leadership of large number of union ists in the house of commons who are discontented with the foreign policy of the government.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
DIVISION OF IMMUNEs.

Washington, June 22.-Senator For aker introduced bill authorizing the organization of a division of the vol unteer army to consist of colored inn munes. It provides that the division shall include not to exceed six regi- ments, that the men shall be recruited from the nation at large, and the presi- dent shall appoint officers.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
MISSOURI HANGINGS.

Jefferson City, June 22.-Tobe La rahan and Ed Mckenzie were hanged at 9:10 a. m. today. Mckenzie killed Ia farmer for his money, and Lanahan murdered a 12-year-old girl after as- saulting her.
 St. Louis, June 22-John Thomas chuetz was hanged in the city jail at 6. IS a. m. for shooting his sweetheart. Annie Rausch.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
MESSENGER OF GOOD WILL
The New Russian Ambassador Received
 by the President.

Washington, June 22.-The new Rus sian ambassador, Count Cassini, will be formally received by President Mo- Kinley within day or two. The com ing at this time when Europe is keenly alive as to the progress of the war, ex- cites more than ordinary interest. for it is known that he brings message of the heartiest good will on the part of the Russian government
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23


 Mems fine all wool suits, perfect it. ting. worth $7.50, for $500.
 Mems Fancy Tailored stylish suits in checks and plain cheviots. worth $10. for $6.75.
 Six different patterns of all wool suits that are actually worth $6.50. for e376
 Mems fine Clay worsted suits worth e125o. for $s.75, Mems very finest Dress Suits, worth up to $20. for $13.5o l
 Mems fine Cassimere Pants, worth @. for $L95.
 Men's light Summer Clothing from the finest makers in America. Also Crash Suits at prices 25 per cent lower than elsewhere. Give us look and be convinced. Boys and youths long pants suits, equal in quality to any $s.50 suit elsewhere, for $3.95.
 Closing out all our Boys knee pants suits of spring weight ct half price to
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
sEMI-ROYAL ENGAGEMENT.

London, June 22.-Newspapers today announce the engagement of Princess Victoria of Wales to John Barring. Baron Revelstock.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WFFk!
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this the banner week Phoes history Unlimited buying brings customers if in the SELL DIRECT CONSUMERS before has Goldberg Brothers leadership
 
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Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
MORE YELLOW FEVER.

Washington. June 22.-one more case of yellow fever at McHenry, Miss, is reported today in official dispatches.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
BOAT RACE POSTPONED.

Gales Falls, Conn.,. June 22.-The college boat race has been postponed until 3:15 owing to unfavorable con- ditions of the weather.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
FIGHTING ANNEXATION.

Washington, June 22.-Opponents of the annexation of Hawaii occupied the time of the senate today. The matter is still pending.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
We Offer Herewith Several Items S
Suitable for Summer Wear j 5sfgs;

position such unprecedented low
classes of goods We bought at the right time and you
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

Coffee, fresh roasted Santos,
good drink ..................10 pounds for LOO
Coffee, fresh roasted Sanots
peaberry, good. 10 lbs for $50
Coffee, fresh roasted Santos,
peaberry, very best..........1O lbs for 200
Coffee, fresh roasted our Blend,
very pest. .....................lo IDS for 25O
We will furnish any of these coffees
ground If you desire it, but it is better
to grind 1t as you want to use it.
Table Syrup, our Crystal, l.
gallon cans. Observation-Disclosures. each 80
These cans have screw tops. The pals
can be used for other purposes when empty.
Sugar. best granulated q
lot only .................. q pounds for 100
Sugar, No. l White, extra
c Il lot only .............. 20 pounds for 100
Sugar, No. pure cane
q lot only. % pounds for 100
Sugar, No. pure Cane
N. Q. dark yellow Il lot
onlO :................... % pounds for 100
Sugar, White Cubes Il lot
only :. .............. II pounds for LOO
Sugar, Maple Bricks q lot
only :. Observation-Disclosures. 10 pounds for 100
Best quality refined GRADUATED Sugar in
barrels and sacks; we furnish at the lowest
wholesale market price the day your or
der is received. The price quote in col
umn 20 page Z, was the market price when
this list was printed.
Flyene, the great stock protector
1-gaI cans, each. .........................$ go
gal. cans, each Observation-Disclosures. 2.15
Paris green, lib. boxes zoe; IA and 2S-lb.
pals 1912c ID; 10O-lb. kegs, 1S1sc lb. These
prices are subject to market changes.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
SOAP Roben's Every Day Pure Laundry Soar

Washing Powder, our Dia-
mond brand, Alb bxs..........S bxs for As
Soap, Roberts Everyday pure
laundry soap ..................1 10 bars for rs
Soap, our Floating White Cocoa
for bath and toilet ......... 10 bars for 80
Soap, Securing Pride of the
Kitchen best ............... bars for 20
Starch, T. NJ. r. Laundry
Gloss, Glib boxes ...............1 box for rs
Bromangelon, makes the most
delicious jelly, one package
makes a pint quick; lemon,
orange, raspberry, strawberry
or cherry. Try it, and you
will want more .........5 packages for so
Chocolate, for cooking, good as
any ................. ........ - pounds Tor .S0
Chocolate, sweet, good as
any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......3 pounds for GO
Rolled Oats, our Giraffe brand,
fresh ..............1 Glib cotton sack for 50. %
Salad OIL pure, imported, best...
..i-qt can Tor ~
Cheese, Young America Cream,
new. .......................ab about 9 lbs for 30
Tobacco, our Leader Plug, this
month Only...... ..............5 lbs for 1.35
Tobacco, Battle AK, this month
only. lbs for / AZ
Baked Beans, good brand, plain
or tomato sauce. 10 can for 30
Turkey or Chicken, boned, very
nice, lib tins. ...............3 cans for 1.20
Coffee, fresh roasted Santos,
fair drink ................. 10 lbs Tor ~
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

Salmon, the best grade, Col.
River, lib cans ...............0 cans for so
Mackerel Saused, new and very
nice, can sufficient for peo-
pie :. :. .........................5 cans for SO
Mackerel, in tomato sauce new,
packed in California ........5 cans for IS
Mackerel, blue black. packed in
Maine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 cans Tor ~
Potted Ham, Beef or Tongue,
make nice sandwiches, h-lb
cans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % cans 1Or .oV
Sardines, A LIE Croix. packed in
pure olive oil. packed in Cali
fornia, u boxes, about 80
fSh Observation-Disclosures BOXES Tor 80
a boxes, about Is fish .......5 boxes for .G5
Sardines, imported, u boxes,
best quality ..................5 boxes for LEO
Sardnes, imported, a boxes,
Sausage, Vienna, plain to
~ sausage ......................5 TINS LOT 30
Sausage, Vienna, writ kraut.. &C tins for 80
Sausage, Frankfurter Brat
Rice, fancy pearl. best quail
ity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 pounds for .65
Rice, Louisiana, fair, some
broken berries, but cook
well :. :. ....................10 pounds for AS
Corn Meal yellow. 10 pounds for 10
Corn Meal white ......... 10 pounds for 20
Matches, box containing $500
MATCHES ............. ..................IOT 30
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

We have great variety of these In col.
ors and plain black. We quote few items.
Send for samples.
No. 156S--Sateen n Inches wide, black
ground with flowers in pink, blue. yellow,
green. heliotrope and rose; worth 12Hc
per yard. Price, SIC.
No. 157S-Satin F1eurette 30 inches wide,
mixed notified effects on black grounds;
worth 12Hc per yard. Price, 1Oc per yard.
No. 1ssS-Satiue Imprimee, 30 inches wide,
black ground with lowered effects; worth
lie per yard. Price, 12hc per yard.
No. 159S-B1ack Brocaded Sateeu, q inches
wide. Price per yard lac.
No. 16oS-Fine Black Brocaded Sateen with
pretty and tasty figures, % inches wide.
Price, per yard, 17Hc.
No. 161S-Black Bourettes-a very dne
black sateen with handsome floral effects
In black and raised cord running across;
worth 25c per yard. Price, zoe.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

No. 152S-Men's Drawers to match the
above, per pair ...28c. Per dox ......$27S
No. 153S-The same as No. ISIS, better
quality, each. Soc. Per dog ...... $50
No. 154S-Nen's Drawers to match, per
pair ...... ....50c. Per doz. ...... 1880
Dress Goods.
Plain goods (Cashmeres and Serges) VITA
be worn more this summer than ever be.
fore, though Novelties in black goods will
also be in style. We have a large line Of
these goods ranging from SIC to $1.5O per
yard. See our Big Catalogue for prices AID
send for samples.
Summer. eillk0.
No. 155S-We quote one line of these very
pretty and tasty goods, nice for waists Or
girls dresses, checks of white and light
blue, medium blue and black; stripes In
white and light pink, pink, light blue,
lilac and nile green. Send for samples;
per yard, Is cents.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
Blue Prints.

No. 172S-Standard American Blue Prints.
Is inches wide, ~ per yard.
No. 173S-Dutch Indigo Prints, in stripes,
dots and figures, 81 inches wide. Per
yard, &c.
No. 174S-Germau Indigo Prints, in stripes,
dots and figures of white, 80 inches wide,
Per yard, 1Oc.
No. 175S-Best quality of German indigo
Blue Prints, 50 inches wide. patterns In
dots, stripes and figures of white and
green. Per yard, 12c; full piece of about
sOyards, INC per yard.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

No. 1O9S-Misses' and Boys Good Wear
Stockings. This is an extra heavy single
ribbed cotton stocking; warranted fast
black; has extra long legs with elastic
Tops; double spliced knees; three thread
heels and toes mo. 1898.
Sizes. ....... S 81 6 6K
Per pair ....... .13 IA Is Is
Per dozen...... Ito 10 40 Las
Per pair dr.. ii Is .1SS 20 ~ 3,
Per dozen. LOO 1.80 1.90 400 40
No. 110S-Misses' and Boys extra stout
Cotton Stockings made Of combed Eryn-
tian yarn; heavy single ribbed legs with
elastic tops; warranted fast black; double
spliccd knee' three thread heels and toes
mo. 532y. 49,
6 6. a.. = ,6H : " 8
Sizes ...... SH az 10
Her pair.. Is II rs 10
Pes dozen. Les LIS Las Los
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

No. 103S-Chi1dren's fast black Cotton
Hose; ribbed legs; sizes S to 8; all sizes
1852 Per pair ....6c Per dozen. $50
No. 104S-Chi1dren's Ribbed Cotton Hose;
extra length; elastic tops; warranted
fast black; sp1iced heel and toe mo. 1901.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

We are headquarters on this class of
goods and can fill almost any kind of order.
Herewith we quote few items.
Mems Undershirts run in sizes "a to ~
chest measure and Drawers from 80 to AZ
waist measure; always give size wanted
when ordering.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
INFANTS, CHlLDRENs' AND
MISSES COTTON HOSE.

Scale of sizes run as follows:
No. infants shoe takes No. 4 stocking.
Nos. 2-aud infants shoe takes No. ~
stocking.
No.4 infants sh % takes No. S stocking.
No. S infants shoe takes No. 5H stocking.
Nos. and Z chi1dren's shoe takes No. 6
stocking
!, No. 8 childrsn's shoe takes No. 81 stock.
Ing.
Nos. 9 aud 10 child rsn's shoe takes No. Z
stocking.
No. II misses shoe takes No. ~ stocking.
No. II misses shoe takes No. stocking.
Nos. 13, and misses shoes take Nss. 8
or 81 stocking.
No. 101s-Infants' stainless Cotton Hose;
spliced heel and toe; sizes ~ to 81 mo.
24l. Per pair....5c Per dozen Sc
No. IO2S--Infants' fast black Cotton Hose,
made Of two-thread combed yarn, good
weight, sp1iced heels and toes; sizes AZ
to 81 NO. 225.
Per pair....... Per dozen -. LOO
No. 102H8-Chi1dren's and Misses Cotton
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20

SeAd for samples OF these. We lave tho
largest line in tho Northwest. We quote
a. follows:
No. 162S-Shirting Prints, light grounds
with stripes, figures and polka dots in
blue, black and pink. Per yard, &c; fall
piece of about 50 yards, SIC per yard.
No. 163S-Good quality of Dress Prints,
light and medium dark Ia floral effects
and checks. Per yard, Sc; full piece Of
about IS yards, NC.
No. l64S-A Percales, handsome line Of
prints on sheer cloth, in stripes, checks
and floral effects, ground colors white,
blue, buff, pink. green, gray, lavender
and cardinal; stripes have all white
grounds. Per yard, NC.
No. 165s-Shepherd Check Prints in black
and white. Per yard, Sc; full piece OF
about so yards, 4Mc.
No. 166S-Standurd Gray Prints, floral Of
fects. Per yard, 4Hc.
No. 167S-Standard Black Prints In stripes,
polka dots aud floral effects. Per yard,
Red Prints in stripes. polka dots and
floral effects. Per yard, NC; full piece
of about SO yards, 431c.
No. 1857 Fou1ards, a very handsome
line of summer prints, sateeu finish, In
big variety Of patterns, Persian effects,
light and dark. Per yard, Sc; full price
of about 50 yards, 4Hc.
No. 17oS-Dress Prints, handsome quality
of goods, black grounds with figures in
blue, red, yellow and lavender and white
grounds with Roman stripes. Price, per
yard, Sc,
No. 11S-36-inch Percales, the finest in the
market; the prettiest prints of the season;
paids printed on the bias, In mauve,
blue, green and orange combinations In
endless variety: blue grounds in dots and
broken cheeks and light grounds with
darts, etc. Per yard, lie; full piece from
"a to So yards, 1OHc.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
Some Hot Shots Re Ss."o, Balls
BAR iron SI.27 A 100 LIB. Rates.

See Large Catalogue for Classification send for
Standard Classification List of Iron, giving
sizes and approximate weights.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-07-20
GITTLE BEAUTY TRIPLE MILL. (On 1egs.9
FIG $4,000. G.

SIlCCC.lIOu OOA ne
low, and the bal
ance wheel adding
very materially to
the power of the
machine. She1led
corn or grain Of
any kind intro.
duced into the
hopper "a" can
readily be ground
to any degree Of
frcness, the meal
passing into the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-21
SOVEREIGN GRAND INSPECTORS.
Supreme Council at Cincinnati Confers 33d
Degree on Several Candidates.

Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors
of the 3Sd degree. Scottish Rite. for, the
northern Masonic jurisdiction. opened Its
S6th annual session here. today. the Su-
preme Council was opened in full cere-
monial form by Henry l.. Palmer, most
puissant sovereign and commander: Di-
vine blessing was invoked by Rev; Josia y
l.. Seward. grand prior. The calling OF
the roll of officers, active and emer1ti
members occupied much time. after
which the rest of the session was con-
sumed in reading reports and examining
credentials.
The Supreme Council. this morning
conferred the 3Sd degree on several can
didates. including Charles F. Young, Lo-
well. Mass.
The officers of the Supreme Council
participating in the ceremonies durins
the day and in the work of conferrins
the 33d degree, tonight. included the Ioi-
lowing:
Henry L. Palmer. NJ. p. SOVEREIGN
grand Commander, Milwaukee; Chas. F.
Woodbury., M. p grand lieutenant COM
mander, Boston: Samuel Crookes Law
renee grand minister OF state. Boston,
MARQUIS Fayctte King, Portland. deputy
for Maine; George w. .Currier, Nashua Nashua
Windsor. for Vermont; Charles e. DANG
Boston. for Massachusetts; George q.
Kenyon. Providence. for Rhode island;
Charles VIM. Carter. Norwich. Tor Con-
necticut Newton D. Arnold. grand treas
Ircr general. Providence. X. l.; Cnaries
G. Hutchinson grand wee KeepeRR ,le o H hae
bee grand standard bearer. bridgeport;
Conn; Joseph p. Abel, assistant grand
secretary. Burlington, VT; Rev. josiah L.
Seward. grand prior Lowell, Mass; Wm
j. Burnham, grand almoner, Auburn. NE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-21
sowooIM COLLEGE.
The Freshmen Elect Class OfIicers--A College
Golf Club Organized.

Brunswick, Me-, Sept. 20.-(SpeciaD.-At
a meeting of the freshman class at Bow
doin, held recently, the following officers
were elected:
President. Harold Eastman, Portland:
secretary, Philip H. Cobb. Portland;
treasurer, Clifford Preston. Pennington;
member of college jury. c. B. Remission.
Boothbay Harbor; manager class foot
ball team, Blaine S. Viles, Skowhegan;
captain class football team. C. R.
Walker, Portland: manager class base
ball team, Harvey Gibson, North Con-
way, N. H.; captain class baseball team.
Fred A. Stanwood, Wellesley, Mass.
A few new men have arrived to swell
the number of the entering class, among
whom are several good football men.
Bowdoin students have taken a new
ganized Golf Club. Several of the col
iege faculty have asked to join the club
and everything. points to the successful
There were 10 charter members of the
club, but many new names have been in
troduced and 1t is hoped that more will
join later. The list of officers is as fol-
President Harold L. Berry, Portland:
secretary. Kenneth G, M: Sills. Portland;
treasurer. Harold M Dana Portland;
land. chairman, ex-officio, Kenneth c. NJ.
Stills. Portland. Freeman M. Short Port
land; membership committee, Harold L.
Berry Portland, chairman, ex-officio.
Roy Leon Marston, Skowhegan, Cony
Sturgis, Augusta.
The constitution adopted was modelled
on that of the Portland Golf Club, with
an admission fee of 81 a man. The green
committee has been hard at work layins
out the links and It Is hoped. that the
club members can get to playing by the
end of this week.