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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-01-21

shall holt his term (alrcady prescribed
by law rs an antccedcnt clause to the
words "unlcss removed for cause"
This view does no violence to the unity
OF object that must be expressed in the
title of the act.
Judge Iiodgdon, as intimatcd, took
the case under advisement till Tues
day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-01-21

for success. The STANDARD extends
the happy couple its most devout
blessing, supplemented by Rip Van
Wrinkles toast, " May they live long
and prospcr.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-01-21

A syndicate Of steamboatmen OF
Port Townsend have purchased the
old side-wheel steamer North Pacihc,
which, for two years past, has been
tied up at Portland. She will be
placed on the Alaskan run.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-01-21

JOB PRINTING E SEAT4Y
At the y:lce of WASHINGTON STANDARD.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
GOVERNOR BLACKS DIGNITY
Will Not Permit Him, Despite His Friends, to Enter the ists-tie Will Be Soothed by An Endorsement
 of His Administration.

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  ican
  arrived during and is positive his candidate almost field.
  into the convention His friends him this he has stoutly maintained that dignfed
  lowing pleasant with him. cordially 
  
  indicative feeling ing touches platform  It will be the befest state convention comprising
 
  the will deal with chiefly
  President McKneys One of the important blanks will declare in Spain
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
AT; ;;::i;;: S:,... $;;:s T LEGAL AUTHORITY
Passes Upon This Point in Spdin's Favor, Whether the Ashes of the Great Dis COverer Be Viewed as Relics or
 Personal Property.

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Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE RATIFICATION.
Pllhlie Approval Tonight of the Nomi-
 nation of Col. Brodie

The meeting for the ratification of the nomination Of Col. Brodie for del esate to congress will take place to- night. Chairman Gill of the republi- can county central committee yester- day made arrangements, securing the military plaza as the place for the meeting. He also arranged for a seat ing capacity for 300.
 Col. Jerry Millay will preside and there have been secured as speakers Governor Murphy, Mayor Adams, Dr. c. D. Belden, Judge Kibbey, Thomas E. Flannigan and Chaplain Winfield Scott.
 The meeting will begin at 7:45 sharp. The speeches will be brief, pointed and tiery-tipped with eloquence and en- thusiasm. The train which usually leaves Mesa at p. m. will be held there until 6. It will arrive at Tempe at 6:30. giving those at both places plenty of time to come in to the meet ing. At it's close a special train will be run to both the south side towns. The proceedings will DC. likely last later than 9: 50.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27

would pay the Cuban army, disband it, then assume control Of the island, they would soon reimburse themselves out Of the revenues of the country. We met an old Frenchman yesterday who nas lived all over the world, but has finally settled in Cuba; he says: Cuba has the finest soil and the best eli mate in the world. She needs Ameri- can enterprise to become the wealthiest state in the world. Her natural wealth has not yet ben touched. She has plenty Of mineral wealth and her for ests are filled with valuable woods
 We are camped within two miles of San Juan hill. When one sees the place one wonders how in the world human life could stand the strain of the charge up the hill in the face of such 3 fire.'
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
YOM KIPPUR.
Celebration Yesterday of the Day of
 Atonement

Yom Kirpur, the Day of Atonement. one of the chief holy days of the Jew ish religion, was appropriately cele- brated in this city from sundown of Sunday until the sundown of yester- day. All stores and places of busi- ness of those of the Jewish faith were closed between those hours Services were held at Elks' hall On Sunday night and yesterday afternoon. The services consisted Of the reading Or prayers, the first of which was Shcharis, by Mr. Max Czucka. Other prayers by MT. Sma Korrick, were Mothas Mincah and Mile. At the close of the latter prayer the horn was blown and the impressive services were ended by the reading of the prayer, Marty.
 The celebration of this service is much grander in form in regularly es- tablished congregations, but it is equally solemn however small the number of those who celebrate it, for they know that Judaism throughout the world is engaged in the same ser- vice.
 The period is one Of fasting. Ortho- dox Jews literally observe the fast and participate in the prayers. Others ob- serve only the form Of the service, but it is wholly neglected by no class of Jews anywhere iii the world. Btu whether form CT orthodox, all Of this ancient faith mediate upon the great ness and soleGnnity of this the holiess of holy days.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE INVESTIGATION.

Washington. Seps 2S.-Tne commis- sion selected by the president to 1n- vestigate the conduct of the war de- partment held its first formal session today with all the members present. The meeting was in the room of the foftiication and ordnance board of the department, but it was found to be too small for the purpose Of the board and it was announced that future meetings would be held in apartments secured in the Lemon building on New York avenue.
 Today's meeting was strictly secret, no newspaper representatives being in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
AN UNRECOGNsZED FLAG
Lays inc Philippines Insurgenf Fleet
 Open 10 Seizure.

Manila. Sept. 26.-When the United States cruiser McCulloch captured the insurgent steamer Abbey, formerly the Pasig, sixty miles south of Manila, the Abbey, it was believed, having landed 1000 rifles, the insurgent boat followed the American vessel into Cavite. Now the Americans contem- plate taking possession of the entire insurgent fleet, because the vessels are flying an unrecognized flag and are liable to seizure as pirates by the war vessels of any nation. American cruisers have gone north where the steamer Philipinas is landing troops.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE CUBANS WANT CUBA.

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  Conal it should
  protest Mckinley. i 
 
 
  this a length afai
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE PEACE SOCIETY.
Mining in National and International
 Affairs.

Boston, Sept. 26.-The board of di- rectOrs of the American Peace society today adopted resolutions approving the czar's disarmament circular eX- pressing appreciation of President Me Kinleys prompt endorsement of the czar's project and declaring the time is opportune for reopening negotiations for a permanent treaty of arbitration between the United States and Great Britain and urging the president to proceed in the matter at the earliest practicable moment.
 It was voted unanimously to send to President Mckinley a protest against any permanent enlargement of the navy and army of the United States except what may be absolutely neces- sary for police purposes.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
BACKWOODS TRAGEDY.
John Franklin Shoots His Mother-in
 Law Near Glasgow, Ky.

Glasgow, Ky, Sept. 26.-Mrs. William Boles. a widow living several miles from here, was murdered by John Franklin. her son-in-lav. Owing to the reno.eness of the scene of the tragedy, only meager details are obtainable.
 It appears that Franklin ard his n who is Mrs. Boles' daughter. had ated. Franklin went to Mrs house to try and persuade his wi turn to him, but her mother stf1 jected to her doing so Franklii house in rage and returned shol shot his mother-in-law through dow. Bloodhounds have been tele ed for to track the assassin.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
lNDIANS VS. RAILROAD.
Property of inc Great Northwestern
 in Danger.

Cass Lake, Minn.. Sept. 26.-The h. dians of Locke lake are threatening to burn and destroy the buildings, bridges and ether property of the Great Northern railway. The trouble is in part the result Of the road cross ing the reservation and the arrest by United States marshals and a large force at Walker of some Indians for selling whisky to their tribe and try ing to create a rebellion against peace ful Indians as well as whites There Is much uneasiness among settlers.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
A DYING SOLDIER
Whose Heart Was Filled With Bifter-
 ness Against the Department.

Denver, Sept. 26.-Frank Fickes, a private in the Seventh United States infantry. died at the home of his uncle in this city of typhoid fever, contracted in the Santiago campaign. Before dy- ing he said he had been ill treated and neglected ever since he was taken i'll, and so intense was his feeling against the war department that he made a dying request that he be not buried in his uniform.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE PEACE CONFESSION.
The American End of If Arrives in
 France,

Paris, Sept. 26.-The peace commis- sion of the United States arrived here teddy from London and was met at the railroad station by the. United States many reporters.
 A considerable crowd outside the depot witnessed the departure of the commissioners for their hotel The journey from England to this city was uneventful
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.

Huntington, W. Va. Sept. 26.- Sells Bros. c. Forepaugh's circus train was wrecked at Wilmington on the Norfolk & Western railroad. James Doyme Of Philadelphia, and Harrison Kipps of Virginia were fatally injured Pat Forepaugh was seriously hurt. A car of elephants rolled down the en- barkment and the animals were in jured, but none killed.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
HEALTH IN TIE PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Sept. 26.-The war de- partment has received a dispatch from MajOr-General Otis at Manila, report ing the condition of the troops in the Philippines. lie says the health of the men generally is good and the percentage of sickness is small,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
COLUMBUS RESURRECTED.

Havana, Sept. 26.-At 10 o'clock this morning the official elimination of Fhe remains of Columbus took place in the presence of General Blanco, Secre- tary Govin, the civil governor, the bishop and dean of the cathedral, and other authorities.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
A RECEIVER APPOINTED

New York, Sept. 26.-Otto T. Ban hard of 30 Broad street was today ap- pointed receiver Of the New England Loan and Trust company. The com pany has larga amount of loans in the west.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
M'INTYRE'S TRIAL.
The Court Martial of inc OrcgOn'S
 Chaplain Begins.

Denver, Sept 26-The trial of Chaplain Mcintyre of the battleship Oregon by court martial, for the use of language unbecomilg an officer of the navy and calculated to destroy the good order and discipline of the navy, during the delivery of a lecture in Dem yer on August last, was begun today.
 The prisoner entered a plea of not guilty. The court adjourned until to- morrow
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
RECOGNIZED BY FRANCE.
The Existence of the Filipino Govern
 ment,

London, Sept. 26.-A special to the Globe from Hong Kong, published this afternoon, says it is learned from a trustworthy source that France has promised to recognize the Filipino re- public. It is added that negotiations on the subject are proceeding at Ma nila, where there are three French Warships
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
NEW MEDICAL PROVISIONS.

Washington, Sept. 26.-The war de partment has ordered that at least two medical officers shall always be left on duty with each volunteer regi- ment, including a surgeon with the rank of major, and all regiments will be allowed four hospital tents and field furniture to equip them for regi- mental hospital for each regiment.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
DIR. SCHAEFFER IS DYING. ]
President Of the Iowa State Univer-
 sity Cannot Recover.

Iowa City, Iowa, Sept. 26.-Dr. Charles 4. Schaeffer, president of the State Uni versity of Iowa is hopelessly ill at his home in Iowa City. At a late hour to- night he was unconscious, and will prob ably not live till morning.
 Dr. Schaeffer has been sick With ir fam nation of the stomach and adjacent viscera for ten days. and became danger ously i'll this morning. Dr. Billings of Chicago was called here, and he gave up hope this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
SEND FOR HELP.
The Peace Commission Wants
 Assistance.

Washington. Sept. 26.-The fi1d that has come to Washington American peace commission si departure WAS received at tb partment today, being a ca questing that Captain Brad the equipment bureau. be s Paris to assist the ommis
 As this offer is the la< the navy department coaling stations ocean munication and stratea ference is that the copl begin the consideratio so far as they relatd and the Ladronss.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
WAS ESTERHAZY BREED?
GREAT OPPORTUNITY IN CUBA
Rich Resources Waiting to be Devel
 oped by American Enterprise.

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept 26.-Cap- tain w. H. c. Bowen, formerly United States military adviser to the state gov ernment and now with the army at Santiago, has written a letter to a friend in this city. in which he says:
 '-The best class of Cubans do not want the island turned over to them; they want to become a part of the United States. If the United States
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
DONE BY A MOB.

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 26.-A spe- cial to the Sentinel from Mountain City, Tenn, says: About o'clock this morning a mob of 100 men over powered the Johnson county jailor and took John Williams, a negro, who seriously stabbed Sherman Dunn and raped Mrs Nellie Shelton week ago, from jail and hung him to a tree about mile back of town
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
CORBETT SHARKEY.

San Francisco, Sept 26.-The National athletic club 'of San Francisco made an offer to Corbe'tt and Sharkey this evening of purse of. $l5.O0o for a 2o-round con test in Novem OCT. or any month between November and February.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
SOLLY SMITH BROKE HIS ARM.

New York, Sept. 26.-Sol!y Smi h cf Los Angeles broke his arm in the second round, and in the sixth round Smith was unable to go any further, and the referee gave the fight to Dave Sullivan
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
BRITISH STATESMAN DEAD.

Lcndon, Sept 26.-Hon. M. c. Gam eron, lieutenant-governor of the North west territories, died today of rneU- monia.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
THE MARIA TERESA RAISED
Other of inc spanish Vessels May
 Be Saved.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Acting Secre- tary Allen received a cablegram from Captain Goodrich Of the Newark, the senior officer Of the station at Guan- tanamo, confirming the press reports of the raising of the Spanish flagship Maria Teresa last Saturday. The work of wrecking this ship was directly in charge of Constructor Hobson.
 Now that the Teresa has been raised, he has baen instructed to resume work on the Coion and begin operations to- wards wrecking the Mercedes. which lies within the mouth of Santiago har- Dor, close to the Merrimac, in smooth water and well situated for successful wrscking. The Teresa will be brought north, probably to Norfolk, as soon as she is in condition to undertake the voyage.
 UNDER HER OWN STEAM.
 Santiago de Cuba, Sept. 26.-Details nave just been received regarding the floating of the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa showing that with the aid of dynamite she was blown off the rocks into deep water on September 23, and proceeded under her own steam some time afterwards to Guantanamo, ac- cCmpanied by one of the tugs of the Merritt Wrecking company She will shortly leaFe for New York.
 Naval Constructor Hobson says he can raise the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon with the use of air bags in a week if given authority to do so. Com mCdore Watson thinks he cannot. The Colon, it appears, was not seriously damaged by the shells, but her valves were opened, which caused her to sink The other two Spanish cruisers sunk in the battle of Santiago, the Almirante Oquendo and the ViZcaya, are useless WTecks of twisted iron.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
DREYFUS PREPARING
A Revision Decided Upon by fhe
 Cabinet.

Paris, Sept 2G.-At a meeting of the cabinet this morning, all the ministers being present, decision was taken in favor of the revision Of the trial of former Captain Dreyfus and the docu- ments in the case will be sent to the court of cessation.
 Crowds of people outside the min istry of the interior, where the cabinet council was held. loudly cheered the ministers and there were shouts of "Viva Brisson," Viva le Revision,"
 THE SACRED ARMY.
 Paris, Sept 26-The cabinet ordered the minister Of justice, M. Sarrien, to lay before the court of cessation the petition of Madame Dreyfus, the wife Of the prisoner of Devils island, for a revision of her husbands case. The court therefore will decide the legal question as to whether the first trial of Captain Dreyfus was vitiated by the forgery committed by the late Lieuten ant Henry, who was a witness before the court martial and who confessed to having forged the document in the case.
 The minister of justice announced
 
 proceedings are to De taken immedI- ately against any one attacking the army.
 The cabinet meeting was prolonged and animated. The minister of agri- culture, NJ. Viger, is reported to have bitterly opposed revision and it is rumored that he will resign. IL is supposed that instructions to prose- cute any one attacking the army was issued at the requests Of General Chanoine. The city is excited and the bourse is in a disturbed condition. It is doubtful if the action Of the cab inet is popular among the masses, es- pecially the common people, who, it is pointed out, still cling to the fetich of the honor of the army.
 WAS ESTERHAZY BREED?
 Paris, Sept 26.-In the Intransi- geant today Henri Rochefort accuses Major EsterhaZy Of having been bribed by the so-called Dreyfus syndicate to ''cover himself with dishcnor by con- fessing to forgery, Of which charge he was twice acquitted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
saiIp h,ennebec 3ournaI.
AUGUSTA, 8; LEWISTON, 2.

Lewiston, Me-, Dec. 6.--(SpeciaD.-No
since the opening game of the season has
City hall been so well filled as 1t was at
the game between the home and the Cap
ital City teams, this evening. There were
800 people in attendance. the great
drawing crowd being Dick Furbush, who
played here, last year. The crowd hooted
and hollered and threw a dead rabbit on
the floor, but 1t did not rattle Dick at all
and he played the star game of the even
ing, and to his fine playing was due the
victory of the visitors. O'Malley in the
Augusta goal also played star game,
having % stops.
All the players did well and it was as
fast polo as ever seen in this city. Not
for a moment until the end of the third
period was the game decided. Augusta
secured its first goal by a poor play on
Phelan's part which sent the ball into his
own cage. Connolley of the Lewiston
team, two seasons ago, appeared on the
home team. TO
The game was real hot one. there be-
ing number of miXups. Both Houghton
and Furb,rsh had fouls called. but the
real cause of the scrap would be hard TO
decide The Augusta team played like
clockwork and their passing was one OF
the features. The augusta team, II ii
continues its excellent work of tonight,
ought to soon change from last to first
When time was called at the end of the
third period and Augusta was found to
have three goals while the home team
only had two, the people were not greatly
disappointed. as 1t was throughout tine
exhibition of polo.
Nha
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
Maine Polo League Standing.
WATERVILLE, 3; GARDINER, 2.

Gardiner, Me-, Dec. 6.-(SpeciaD.-W
tervile defeated Gardiner at the Coli
scum, Tuesday evening, in one of the
hottest and most skillfully played games
ever witnessed in the city. There was
large audience present and they We're
kept at concert pitch from start to finish.
Neither team scored until the last period
Waterville made the first goal, then Gar,
diner followed. Then each team scored
again, in the same order.
When the score was tied the second
time the audience went wild ana calleu
Wildly on the home team to 'eat EN- UP,
but the Waterville lads were not there TO
furnish delicacy for Gardiner appetltes
and soon Gagged the bali again. thereby
esta6lishing a lead which the Gardaness Sal me-
could not overcome before the bell rang.
and the game went to Waterville with a
score of 3 to 2.
The work of both teams was good, but
that of Gardiner was the best ana o!
their superior passing they kept the bai
an Waterville's territory the greater part
of the time
Walker. in waterville's goal. played
phenomenal game, and saved his team
from defeat. For Gardiner it would De
difficult to say who played the best game
as all went into the work like nends
Their goal was well defended ana the
1ioor work of all would suit the mast
1aStidious.
The only weakness to be found in the
makeup of the team was in the center,
and in this particular position seVera.
chances We're missed that should have re
suited in goals.
Gardner made the first and third goals
and Waterville captured the Second'
fourth and fifth.