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Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Woman's suffrage has received a
black eye from the down-trodden sex
that is supposed to yearn for mans
political work. In the Chicago regis
tration of women entitled to vote in
this falls election only 1,4SS of the
100000 eligible took the trouble to
have their names placed on the rolls.
OF course. Illinois women are permit
ted to vote only on educational matters
and it may be that the limitations plac-
el upon their franchise rights cause a
resentment that provokes Indifference,
but the women should remember that
great reforms that are lasting come
gradually and require careful nurtur-
ing. The experience of Illinois is that
of many other states where women
have been given voting rights, tending
to show that the great majority of the
sew does not want them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Revised reports from every congress
sional district in the country have been
received by Chairman Babcock within
the past week. and he is now perfectly
satisfied that the next house will be
republican, the only question remain
ing to be decided by election being the
size of the republican majority. The
most conservative estimates are that
this will be reduced about one-half,
owing to the loss of districts which are
ordinarily democratic, but which went
republican in the presidential election.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Lieutenant Hobson has made an ex-
haustive explana tlon of the condition
of the Spanish ships upon which he
has been working and the prospect and
probable cost of saving them, to a
board composed of the chiefs of bu-
reaus of the navy department, and
that board will decide whether the
prospects of success are sufficiently
strong to justify the expenditure
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

A considerable number of false reg
istrations have been discovered. either
double registration of names of indi-
viduals unknown and there is large
opening in the fact for repeaters. For
instance a man knowing of three or
more false registrations can vote one
each at different polls throughout the
county and detection is impossible un-
less he is suspected and followed to
each polling place. The law is very
lame in its present condition and di-
rectly opens a way to fraud as indicat-
ed. 1t should by all means be amend
ed at the coming legislature so that a
voter must deposit his ballot in his
own precinct or have n certificate Of
transfer issued by the board of super
visors to some other precinct to enable
him to vote there.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
HENRY CLEws.
THE ORC MINE.

Supt. S. H Gould, of the Oro Mining
Co.. is in the city. From him the Star
learns: The company is taking out
the old machinery preparatory to
putting in new; development Is being
pushed; at 900 feet they have a large
body of ore which will average over
S12 gold to the ton. Sinking will be
continued until the 500 foot level is
reached. The mine is improving with
depth. The tunnel is in 800 feet all In
good ore. Supt. Gould says the Oro
mines never looked so promising as at
present. He is working 40 men.-Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Arizona ; vOte today will 60 a long
way toward our future development
much farther than any vote she has
ever cast except possibly that which
elected a Constitutional Convention in
1891, and proclaimed to the world that
Arizona felt herself competent to gov
ern herself.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Those of our citizens who have not
already made up their minds how they
will vote on Tuesday next shonld do SO
ut once especially on the Delegate to
CONGRESS-. Shall it he Wilson with p
certainty that he cannot accomplish p
SINGLE thing for free silver or state
hood either if he should he sent to
Washington. or shall 1t he Col Rrodie
who has the assurance of powerful as
sistance at washington to make Ari-
zona into a state? Shall Wilson be
elected on an imnossihIe proposition
or shall it he Rrodie with every assur-
ance that he will finally succeed in ac-
complishing for the Territory what we
have so long sought-statehood?
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The history of the Yavapai bonds
which has been carefully published.
shows that neither Mr.. Frank Murphy
nor GoySsSpr Murphy had ever pur-
chas e bonds, or any of them,
nor Fey otherwise acquired an
intereS 4 them. The efforts made by
the den Bcracy thus to cast reflection
on Colonel Brodie by such far-fetched
assertion is not honest, is not fair
either to the Messrs. Murphy or TO Col
onel Brodie.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

1t is known that Secretary Alger
will, in his annual report. recommend
congressional legislation. authorizing
the enlistment of Spanish and Cuban
soldiers in the United States regular
army for service in Cuba. 1t is believ-
ed that the pick of the Spanish soldiers
who will, by preference remain in
Cuba, and the best men among the
Cuban insurgents, will be glad to en-
list in our regulars. and that they are
especially we'll fitted to do good garri-
son service in Cuba. 1t is believed al
so that a course of army dicipline,
under United States regulations, will
be useful in fitting these men to be
come useful citizens of Cuba when
their terms of enlistment expire. They
cannot be enlisted without congress
sional legislation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Events of the past few years in Paris
lead TO the conclusion that France has
an original fad in the shape of de-
sire TO make an unrivalled collection
of ex-cabinet ministers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The war scare ia Europe has consid
erably advanced the price of wheat
and has also given rise to the predic-
ton that, war or no war, Europe must
for some time depend upon America
for its wheat supply. AS we have a
surplus of this article there will OF
course be no objection on this side OF
the water to the disposal of it at a pro
fitable price
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

California elects Gage. republican,
for governor by 10000 majority, elects
six republican congressman out of
seven and republican legislature in
both branches California is loyal to
the interests of the nation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The progress of Arizona is certainly
checked and destroyed for the next
three years and by her own hand We
can look for no great investments de-
pendent on the laws of the territory
for their protection.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The Sultan of Turkey gave his arm
to the German Emperor's wife at Con
stantinople the other day. William
couldn't return the compliment. His
arms wouldn't go round.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Yavapai county, if reports are true,
is derelict to the interests of her peo-
pie and the people of Arizona, and has
slaughtered one of her noblest and best
citizens ever offered for an office.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

box. from a small staplA. etc, all of
which will unlock old locks with more
or less ease. ScrewdriverHs seem TO be
the instrument which the inmates
consider most useful. and there are
several strange varieties OF this tool in
the doctors collection. TAey are made
from nails. button hooks. $ brings. from
the heel of n woman's shdc and heel
plates and clothes hooks.-Eos Angeles
Express.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Colonel George E. Waring. Jr., for
merly commissioner of street cleaning
of New York, and one of the most EN-
inent of sanitary experts, who went to
Cuba to examine sanitary conditions
there for President Mckinley, return
ed a very sick man from malaria.
which developed into yellow fever
and later caused his death.
There is no "Algerism' in this case. In
fact there is now abundant proof that
the illness of our soldiers, both in Cuba
and in our own southern camps, was
mainly due to climatic conditions
which the best army administration in
the world could not have changed. This
issue of "Algerism'' has proved a dis
NAL failure, and would have been
dropped long ago had it not been con-
cocted in the first place as political
device.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Among things not expected in con-
nection with the election, Delaware
and New Jersey both elected republi-
can governors and are settling down
into sound republican states.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The men who marched in the crowd
of men who carried shotguns through
our streets on Saturday. night at the
democratic rally in an attempt to bur
lesque the First VOLUNTEER Cavalry
known as the Trough Riders should
be ashamed to- again show their faces
in an enlighteneds patriotic commun-
ity. Was it an attempt to intimidatc
voters tomorrow. as well as to insult
the Rough Riders" and their friends?
If so. the men who have undertaken II
have bit off more than they can chew
in this part of the, country
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The republicans of Maricopa county
elect three out of four members of the
house, the district attorney, probate
judge, school superintendent, recorder,
treasurer, and the two members of the
board of supervisors and the sheriff.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

If Colonel Waring had lived to clean
Havana of its four centuries of filth
and make it as healthy as an Ameri-
can city he would have deserved to
have a monument erected to his honor
on the site from which the alleged
bones of Columbus are moved. The
modern Hehcules no cleans the mod
ern Augean stables deserves to be i'm
mortalized
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The Spanish arms at Manila and San
tiago We're bowled over by the Ameri-
cans with little trouble, but Spanish
bluff and obstinacy at Paris is a tough
er job, and a good bit more irritating.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The following states and territories
hold elections today; California, Col
Illinois, Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Mas
sachussetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North
Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee.
Wisconsin, Wyoming, Arizona Each
of these states yill choose legislatures.
Already the states of Rhode Island.
Oregon, Maine, Georgia and Arkansas
have held elections this year and ches-
ell legislatures.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Does anybody doubt which party the
Spanish government really wants to
have succeed in this falls election?
And does anybody doubt which party
it is the duty of every patriotic citizen
of the United States to sustain at this
crisis? There cannot be any doubt
about ii. Stand by the men who are
holding the American flag.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Early last evening the election of
Roosevelt TO be governor of New York
was conceded by the New York World
by $4,000. There has been no cause
since that report TO decrease the figures
named.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Colonel Brodie and Colonel Herring
will speak tomorrow evening in O'Ncill
hall. There will be plain statements of
the situation. especially of what Col
oDel 'Brodie has assurance that he will
be able to accomplish in congress if the
people of the territory see fit to send
i'm there.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The English are the largest consum-
ers of champagne in the world the
Russians come next. Either there is
plenty of wealth or mighty poor cham
pagne in those countries.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Old Yuma still holds up her head
brave and true to the republican party.
She gives Brodie neat majority and
will elect her entire republican legisla-
tive ticket.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Those no contend that Uncle Sam
has an elephant on his hands in the
Philippines should remember what a
profitable thing old Jumbo was to Mr.
Barnum.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
l5lain that the spaniards do not

HJlatn tnat the SpahdruS 90 nOl
Aeiate the generosity with which
country is being treated by the
"a States Almost any other foe
<Hzlsld have den nded an indemnity to
kpay its cost ef&ar, and not one would
have for & moment considered assum-
ing any of Spain's debts
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The HERALD publishes no advertise
ments but those of reputable houses
and we respectfully invite the reader
of this paper to call on those adver-
tisers and satisfy themselves of their
responsibility and that their stock OF
goods is as represented in every in-
stance Customers will receive careful
attention and be honorably dealt with
whether ordering by mail or in per
son.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
sisIta nj Attornev-GeneraI

Assistant Attorney Boyd
who has just returned from North Car
olina, says the democratic leaders and
press are responsible for the race trou-
BILE in that state. He expresses conf
dence that the republicans will carry
the state by a majority exceeding
twenty-five thousand.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The United States is having what
almost any other nation would con
slider quite healthy growth this year
Hawaii, which we annexed last sum
mer, has population of about 100000.
Porto Rico. which became United
States territory recently, has about
$4,000 inhabitants. The Philippines
have a population of 100000. The
United States. exclusive of new pos
sessions. has fully 100000 at this
time. The census of 1900 will show
total population of probably SG.OOO.O0O
provided we take all the Philippine is
lands.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

President Mckinley needs no vindi-
cation, but a big republican majority
i'll the next congress would show that
the country appreciates a capable and
faithful servant.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Jim Bark will be the next sheriff of
Maricopa county. He has majority
of votes in the county by careful and
official count and that majority will
stand good when the vote of the
county is canvassed by the board of
supervisors next Monday.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

ALREADY Yankee enterprise has
nned an electric railroad between
Anand Ell Caney. The Cuban
is not already besieged for
for this and that American
sre this month is out may
6ok Upon its new liberty as a
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Yavapai republicans appear to have
knitted Rrodie; the only county repub-
licans in the territory TO thus treat the
head of the territorial ticket. Yavapa1
is a republican county.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

One of the witnesses before the war
investigating commission, in referring
to the work of the quartermasters de-
partment, put that case in a nutshell
when he declared that there was ''too
much red tape in its operation. Illus
trating, he said he had to sign his
name nine times in the process of pay
ing bill of $50. In too many in
stances this was the sort of procedure
that was responsible for the the griey-
anees- of the. soldiers. It's the army
system that needs attention, not the
war department.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The new Nicaragua canal company
was simply made out of the old one
for the purpose of getting the time OF
the franchise extended.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Colonel Roosevelt has been elected
rbe next governor of New York by the
very handsome majority of about 20,
600.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The democrats on the stump here in
Arizona are bawling for Colonel Will
son that free silver is the real issue, .
is the real and only question at issue.
And yet the democrats in congress re-
fuse to pass a free silver bill at II to 1;
they refused to pass at IS to 1; they re-
fused to pass it at any ratio. This was
when the house was democratic; this
was when the democratic party of the
nation had it in their power to adopt
free and unlimited silver without the
help of ony other nation ON earth al
any rate they might see fit to choose
The claim of Colonel Wilson and mis-
clanquers is insincere, is hypocritical
in the extreme. They know full vel
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Nine points of law are said toamount
to possession, but considering that the
law has more points than a chestnut
burr, possession don't amount to much.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

our citizens have settled down to
quiet voting today and they are vot-
ing in earnest
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

England says there's nothing to arbi-
trate. Incidentally, England has a
navy double that of Frances in fight
ing strength.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The Spaniards, fairly licked out in
battle. propose to dictate terms of
peace to Uncle Sam.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Arizonans have cause to be proud of
the First Territorial regiment. AS
the HERALD said sometime since edi-
torially. that regiment is made up of
the real genuine frontiersmen of the
southwest, men accustomed to out
door living and the hardships of ranch,
range and teamster's life. The evil
dence of Colonel McCord before the
military commission in Washington
yesterday goes ito show that the HER
AIDS predictions concerning the reg
iment are sustained. The regiment is
differed by men who know their bus
mess, a fact which the remarkable
health of the regiment indicates. Col
cnel NIcCord is evidently the right man
at the head of those men and is max
ing an enviable record as a soldier.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Don't be afraid of crushing the lace
collar of opportunity Should a chance
to embrace her present itself. Catch
right on. tight
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

There was no battle in Manila bay.
Dewey simply took the insurgent ships
and packed them away in his collection
of souvenirs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
Especially
New York. Nov. :. 1903

NopcCIitlj
New York. Nov. 5, 1898.
As usual on the eve of the elections
Wall street has lapsed into a state of
inaction. This year. there Is perhaps
especial reason why that should be the
case. A new congress has to be chosen
which will have to deal with questions
of high importance TO financial inter
est; and as one of the parties In the
canvass declines to discuss national
questions, there is mnch uncertainty MS
to the position of congressional candI-
dates on the issues with which they
may have to deal. and this produces
a feeling of some anxiety. Under
these circumstances. Wall street Is dis
posed to hold important operations In
suspense until the election returns
Show what Is to be the complexion of
the next congress. especially In respect
to the silver and paper currency ques-
tions and the conclusions reached by
the Paris peace congress- The effect
of these influences is 10 place the mar
ket very much at the disposal OF the
"bears" for the time being. ard to re-
strict operations TO the room traders,
the mercurial industrials even sharing
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Ever since Senator German carried
New York for Cleveland in a campaign
that was full of tricks, he has occupied
a high place in the good graces of
Tammany, and has been invariably
called on for advice whenever the
party was in hole, so to speak. Dick
Croker sent for Gorman several days
ago and the two had a long private
conference. 1t is easily possible that
German may have given the Tammany
Boss some new tricks, but the Roose-
velt boom has reached such momen-
tum that no sort of tricks can prevent
its ultimate triumph. AT least that is
what Jail the New York republicans
say about it.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Mr.. Bryan's state, Nebraska, has
cleaned up an unmistakable republican
majority of about 10000 this year.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Colonel Brodie will carry Maricopa
county by about eighty-fye majority,
possibly hundred.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The American cannon having done
their work in Cuba, American disin-
fectants will now complete the job.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The circulation of subsidiary silver
coin has increased for the past fifteen
years at the rate of $1,3s5. 900 per an
mum.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Everybody and everything was politi-
cally hos last night
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Almost every fresh dispatch from
Manila proves anew that Dewey is as
great a statesman as he is warrior.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Never has the country had greater
reason to comply with zest and unc-
ton with request OF the president to
offer up fervent thanksgiving to the
God of Nations on the day set apart
for that purpose No land ever had
more unmistakable signs of His be,
neficense and helping hand than has
the United States during the year just
past. For success with arms without
a parallel, for bounteous crops, for
busy factories and stores, for an over
flowing national treasury, for individ-
ual prosperity, for new liberty brought
through US to oppressed peoples, every
grateful American will utter a hearty
Amen to the prayers that go up on
November 24nh.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

A crusty old maid says when a
man narries his wifes troubles be-
GIN"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Maricopa county stands by the ma
ton in her voting. She never will vote
to console the Spaniards or condemn
the conduct of the war against her
barbarious enemies.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
NEW sERIEs.-VoL. XXI

know the truth and the truth shall
set you free"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

The election news from the territory
in general is not coming in very lively.
In most of the counties many precincts
are remote and very frequently there
are no notes taken of the poll. so that
if the election is close there is nothing
to do but to wait the official count
next Monday.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

that if congress again became demo
cratic it will continue to do what it has
steadily done as a democratic congress
in the past,-refuse to pass a free and
unlimited coinage bill; they know that
if Colonel Wilson were elected to con-
gress he would have no vote there and
would be utterly useless to do any
thing. The fact is the question which
Colonel Wilson and his orators on the
stump urge sthe "only real issue" of
the campaign, is in their hands merely
a farce used to excite the prejudice of
the voter to secure his vote
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Grover Cleveland on the stump
would be fine thing for the Republi-
can ticket. Ale would be great. big,
yard-wide yeminder of the Cleveland
times through which the people recent
ly passed.
President Mckinley, Secretary AL
ger and Adjutant-G General Corbin have
virtually decided just what troops are
TO be sent to Cuba, when they go, and
where they are to be stationed, but
they have concluded not to make the
decision public just yet.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

There is no possibility of securing
statehood for Arizona through the del
eeate-elect to congress. He is already
the butt of ridicule in Washington and
when he gees there as the representa-
tive of Arizona the territory Will ger
simply nothing through him. The con-
gress in which he will sit will be re-
publican in both branches and the ad-
ministration is and will continue TO be
republican for the next two years and
very probably six years. The fact is
Arizona has simply kicked herself out
doors for several years TO come and If
it should prove cold out there. she has
but herself TO blame for the situation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10
Colonel Brodie and his friends have

OUIUHtI hIUuIe dHu HIS IIItHuS HtIVt
the absolute promise of the administra-
i. tion that Arizona shall have statehood
Gsaen he makes the request by a bill
Aad through congress as delegate
from this territory. 1t is our duty to
put him into position to get it.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

Phoenix has nucleus for a good
iublic library in the fine collection of
HEy being made by the Ladies'