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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
a CHARITABLE EMPRESS.

But few people have ever realized
to what extent Empress Elizabeth car
ried her private charities. She was
not like so many other wealthy wo-
men. satisfied with sending money to
the poor; far more refined and delicate
was her way of giving. for she pre-
ferred TO do so in person and almost
always incognito- that is to say, she
took a,S many precautions to conceal
her good deeds as did her nameSake,
Elizabeth of Hungary. 1 remember
many Il secret errand upon which we
went together. unaccOmpanied by even
rs much as a servant, ait dusk, in the
most Squalid quarters of Vienna or
Buda-PeSth. Dressed in the plaineSt
fashion possible, we wended our way
through narrow alleys and assembled
damp, mouldy StaircaSes, where it
hardly seemed safe to tread, in quest
of the dark dens of the truly deserving
poor who belong to a class too proud
to become actual beggars. Many
sick bed was frightened by the flow
ers and fruit. of which Elizabeth al
ways insisted upon carrying her fair
share. Her sweet face brought light
and Joy 10 the miserable wretches
rolling their fevered bodies on dirty
beds: no sore was too reDulSivey no
task too fatiguing. for her slender, i'm
perial hands; and, instead of the can't
which is used by so many when bent
on such errands, she would find SOME
ging. cheering words of hope
and Sympat thy untainIted by religious .
eXaggeraitiOns and preachings, which .
went straight to the heart of the suf-
Weekly.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29

Sam Jones says: When God gives a
man a wife and six children he had
done good deal for a fellow. But
when he gives him a society woman
and a poodle he has done him up.
These society women look on children
as nuisance. 1 have had some of the
society women shake hands with me-
1 had as soon shake a dead fish's tail
1 wouldn't give one of your sock darn
ing women for all the society women
in the country. Between cutting off
the top of their dresses for the ball
room and the bottom for the bicycle
these society women will have no
clothes at all. A man said to a society
woman: L hope I'll see more of you
She said, Come to the ball tonight
Some people say you shouldn't talk
that way before mixed audiences.
Your old sisters wear high collars close
around their necl1s-that's modest and
comedy, but deliver me from the so
ciety women who button their cOlors
around their waiStsl You preachers
don't talk that way, do you? You talk
about the sweet bye and bye. You
ought to talk about the awful now and
now"
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
T. f. GRINDELL IMPROVING.

Captain P. ?. Parker, IllustriOus Pc
tentate of FL Zaribah Temple Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine has received a let
ter bearing date Sept. 10 and another
DATED the Goth. from the recorder Of
Mecca shrine in New York City, the
recorder being as we'll a physician of
note, in regard to the condition of 7. f.
Grindeil. of troop c, rough riders who
is a member of the fraternity and is
now sick in st. Aaryss hospital in New
York The letter also encloSeS anoth-
er letter from Mr.. Grindelrs attending
physician at the hospital. All three
letters state that Mr.. Grindell is Suff-
eling from typhoid fever but that he
is getting along nicely and is receiving
every attention that money or broth
erly kindness can beStow. The request
WAS made that he be given a separate
room and apart from others similarly
sick regardless of expense but the let
tiers state that he occupies large airy
front room. the best in the house and
in fact better than any private ward in
the Institution could be. is given the
best of attention and the only others
in he room are a couple of GONZALES
cents. His early recovery is confidently
looked for.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
CAVITE AS IT IS.

Cavite town is a truly Asiatic one;
that is, it is dirty. filthy. and has mar
Pow streets. Its shops and dwellings
also are dirty; there is but one Euro
pean shop. The town is held by the
Insurgents, and the many public build
ings are now either prisons, where the
natives hold the Spaniards and subject
Them to starvation, or insurgent quar-
terS, where the native troops stay
Cavite contains number of
churches. The cathedral. which stands
en the bay near the walls of the town
ana near the gate from Cavite to Old
CaVite, was struck by Dewey's guns
1t was in this cathedarl that the in
stirgents dug open the crypts which
held the remains of Catholic priests
and scattered the bones inside the edi-
Zee and about the Streets
The Cavite theatre. just opposite the
cathedral, is now an insurgent head
quarters. Our soldiers wish 1T were
used as originally devised. for diver
sions are scarce in this part of the
world Unlike theatres in general, it's
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
FLORENCE NEWS.
CTribune.)


Mr.. John Nets returned Sunday
| from Washington. d. c., and tool
charge of our school as principal the
following day
II. G. Hardwick returned Tuesday
from Dudleyville. where he left his
daughter, Miss Bird, engaged in he1
school teaching duties.
Chas A. Whitlow nominee for con
stable on the Democratic ticket, will
move his family into town in Il few
days from Kenflworth
Deputy sheriff Sidney Bartleson on
Wednesday last brought from Nam
moth four MeXicans charged with I'm,
lawfully killing cattle belonging to
EX-Supervsior Atchley. They were
bound over to appear before the grand
jury by Justice Kegel
Further particulars of the murder of
James Lee at ShultZ on the 10th inst
have been received. Abuot II O'Clock
on Thursday night two masked men
came to the bagnio of LuiSa Arvizu
one armed With n shot gun mad the
ether with a revolver. Without warm
ing they commenced firing. Il load of
buckShot killing Lee Instantly. and a
shot from the revolver Wounding the
ArviZu woman. who halls from AIinas
PrietaS. a by ISLANDER a Mexican was
also slightly wounded. After the
shooting the two masked men walked
leisurely away. Sheriff Truman and
Deputy Bal'tleson. who arrived at the
scene of the tragedy the following day.
sought diligently for the perpetrators
of the crime, and if they found a clue
it has not been disclosed The Sheriff
is still ON the ground.
Captain Dorst of the 9th infantry
lied at Santiago from fever contracted
during the campaign. He was the
only captain left in the regiment |
Every captain of the Oath was killed |
or died during the campaign.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
MOHAVE MINES.
Hidden Treasures Exposed by Hardy
Prospectors.
MINERAL WEALTH.

All along the line mining is looking
up AIOneyed men are Just beginning
to find out that MOhaye county is the
surest mining field on earth. Here
are all kinds of properties, high grade
shipping ore. free milling ore, concen-
trating ore. smelling and other kinds
Of ores in abundance. The price of
good prospects are advancing and 1t
was a lucky man who made purchases
one year ago and it viii be 4 fortunate
capitalist who now takes hold instead
of waiting another year when the
boom has taken possession of things
and ore is leaving on the new railroad
by the train load from Chloride. Miner
al Park, Cerbat and other points north
Of here and gold bullion from the Sheep
trail. Virginia and other camps and siI
yer and gold bullion from White Hills
in numerous bars. Less than two
years ago properties like the Tennes-
see went begging for a purchaser and
now quarter of a million would
hardly buy it. Mining has taken an
advanced step at Chloride and other
points north during the past year
When the Elkhart and Merrimac
steam HOSTS are in place Chloride will
have three steam hoists in opera ton
capable of lifting a bucket of rock
from go 0to 1900 feet. Steam hOists
will soon be erected at the Pay Roll,
Juno, Silver King, Minnesota, Schuly-
kill and other valuable properties
around Chloride
At Mineral Park things are changing
for the better. Captain Tyler has
struck a rich chute of ore on his Dew
ey mine. The Lone Star is a bonanza
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
MACHINERY IN ROUMAiNIA.

During the present year the Rouman-
ian Government will eXpend some
large amounts in the construction of
new works. roads, etc. TIE sum of
S20.0O00O0 has been appropriated for
railway material. rails and rolling
stock, and S5,OO0,O00 is to be employed
in the construction of bridges and sinli-
lar work. The machinery used in
RoUmanian Industries is almost en-
tirely of British and German make.
Sugar machinery is either furnished
by the Observation-Disclosures Grevenbroich,
in Grevenbroich, Rhenish Prussia (the
principal German manufacturing con-
Germ of sugar machinery, or by the
French company of FfveS-Lille. If
American manufacturers would culti-
waite this market, there is every rea-
son to suppose that a good share of the
machinery and tools used in the Rou-
manian factories could be supplied by
this country-American Trade.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
FROM THE CENTRAL VERDE.

w J. Melton who has been up on
the Verde for two months for a cool
oft found the heat registerings there
in July and August from los to 11S
and but little rain in the valley; but
in the adjacent mountains and hills,
plenty of rain, good grass and fat cat
tie The government timber reserva-
ton to hold the snow of the MOgOllons
for irrigation viii embrace probably
seventy-fve miles in length by sixty
in width, with six line riders to pro-
tect the same This VIII prevent any
herdine of cattle or sheep or anything
else on it. This will be hard on the
sheep and cattlemen.
He says he was in Jerome Saturday
evening before the fire and met his
daughter. Miss Julia Melton to take
her to Central Verde where she will
teach school in the Morrow district No
10 Sunday a friend came into the
house and said Jerome was burning up
and he could see the flames 10 miles
away. We could see the dark volume
of smoke like n volcano ascending
heayenVard.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
FLAGSTAFF CHICKERING'S
Local Items from the North.
COCONINO SUN.

The Saginaw Lumber company Of
Williams has commenced the extern
sion of its road six miles further south
and it is the intention at some future
time to extend the Saginaw Southern
too Jerome.
The 5-year-ald daughter of Mrs. Geo
Jensen while playing on South Rail
road street Thursday. was kicked in
the face by a colt. Her injuries con
sist of Il broken nose and a couple of
ugly cuts. While painful they are not
dangerous.
The commissioners of forest reserve
have written to the Secretary of the
Interior recommending that sheep men
be allowed to Craze their fiocks in the
reServa tionS
D. NJ. Francis returned this week
from Salt Lake. Utah and brought
back with him fifty head of Lincoln
shire bucks which cost about $25 per
head delivered here
r. b. Walton and wife who have
been spending the summer here have
gone to Phoenix for the winter Mr.
Walton viii, however, return here next
month and remain some time
The waterworks contractors worked
eiehty-five men last week Mr. Nc
Williams wanted fifty more men the
first of the week Wages 50 and $3.50
per day. Board $3.50 per week.
An order for the survey of five sec
tions of government land near Tuba
City has been made through the sur
veYOr general of Arizona. The survey
viii be commenced next month
f. w. Sisson and T. y. Riordan left
for Chicago Wednesday to buy machin
cry for the new SaWmill plant of the
Arizona Lumber and Timber Co They
expect to be absent thirty days
BUSY BISBEE
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart. of Grotop. South Dakota:
''Was taken with bad cold which
settled on my lungs, cough set in and
finally terminated in consumption.
Four doctors gave me up. saying 1
could live but short time 7 gave my
self up TO my Savior. determined If
could not stay with my friends on
earth, 1 would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised TO
get DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. 1 gave
it trial, took in all eight bottles. 1t
has cured me, and thank God / am
saved and now a well and hearty wo-
man. Trial bottles free at The Phoe-
nix Drug Cos.
Regular size 80 cents and 81 Guar
anteed or price refunded.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29

! Jake IT. Politzer, deputy collector OF
| customs returned today from a months
visit to-his old home in NOgales. He
| was accompanied by his wife and sis
ter-in-law
CaDtain Joaquin Mendez with barge
No. 3 arrived this morning from Castle
Dome Landing with % tons OF ore and
spar.
County Recorder C. ?. Cronin who
is suffering severely with muscular
rheumatism, left last Monday for Los
Angeles where he entered the Sister
hospital AT last accounts he was still
very sick but was slowly improving.
Chief Justice Street arrived Thurs
day from Phoenix and opened the
special term of court as per program
The business of the special term viii
he finished this afternoon and the reg
ular re,-ia viii begin Monday. The
frs o,1-e on the docket will be the
famous King of Arizona contest in
which some fine points of law will be
brought out. Some of the best legal
ability of the Territory viii be in at
Tendance and the outcome of the case
VIII be watched with much interest.
a W. Morris for many years at the
head of the dry goods department in
GandOlfO & Sanguinetti's store, was ar
rested last week in Mexico for en-
bezZleInent and is now in jail at FL
Pdso. He left Yuma last May and
went TO Ell PasO to accept the manage
ment of a large dry goods house. He
seemed to be getting along nicely and
was giving perfect satisfaction to his
until recently when it was
that he was u victim of the
Gambling habit which brought his
downfall The shortage amounts to
about $1,000.
\ fireman on the s. P. by the name
IF Green was badly injured at Ogilby |
last Tuesday. He had come from In |
lilo to Yuma and was returning with |
out rest. When his train stopped at |
0eflhy to let an incoming freight pass !
re got off the engine and laid down on |
The ground beside the track to rest |
He soon fell asleep and when the train |
passed his left footwas caught in some |
Enaccounta bic manner in the gearings |
If the engine and he was dragged sew
aral yards before the train could be
stopped. When he was eNtricated his |
cot was so badly mangIed it was nee
'Ssary to perform an amputation
lbOve the ankle. He was taken to the |
losnital at Los Angeles by DR.. Green
eaf and when last heard from was do
ne well.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
WILCOX HAPPENINGS.
Matters Transpiring in the Cow Coun
try.
RANCE NEWS

y dispatch from Tombstone las
Thursday announced the sale by SmitI
Bros. and Otto Moore of their seven
teen wolfram claims at RussellvilIe fol
100000. This is good news if true.
\ J. Mills and \. J. McClintocI
We're welcome callers at this office last
I Wednesday. Mr.. Mills recently trap
| ped two bears which had killed a COW
/ of Norton and Norton
Geo. Brooks who for the past few
weeks has been ranch foreman for
/ Monk Bros. was arrested Sunday nigh
( by cOnstab bic AlvOrd on a request from
] Uvalde county Texas the Offense charg
{ ed being horse stealing. Sheriff Bayler
/ of Uvalde county arrived last night
and took his prisoner east this morn
ing
Col. II. C. Hooker was in from Sier-
IA Bonita ranch Thursday and in re
| ply to our inquiry stated that while
scarcity of water had prevented his re
alizatiOn of full corn crop he viii
| have an immense quantity of fodder
and some small corn, which viii amply
repay The investment 1t is to be hop
ed that another year viii bring him a
bumper crop. The late rains produced
luxuriant growth of grass on Col.
Rockers extensive range.
About 1 D. n. today George w. Nor
gan was brought in from Fred Scott's
ranch suffering severely from the eff
fects of an accident While endeavOr-
ing to Overtake and rope a calf which
had broken ont of the round up his
horse stumbled and fell Mr.. Morgan
struck on his head and back and his
horse turned over and fell on him,
causing a violent conclusion of the
brain. He was brought to the resi-
dence of his brother, Wiley NJ. Morgan
DR.. Nicholson after making careful
examination said that there was no
fracture but that the conclusion was
severe and the patients condition is
serious.
The sad news reached here Thursday
that Fred Ruch the popular, whole
sOuIed stockman of San Simon was
dead. Not having heard of Mr.. Ruch's
illness, our citizens were greatly shock
ed by the startling intelligence. Mr..
Ruch was at his Chiricahua mountain
ranch. when a slight ailment from
which he had been suffering suddenly |
assumed an acute form. He was re-
moved TO his ranch near SAN Simon STA !
ton and Dr. Carl Hagen of Deming, |
was summoned by telegraph. DR.. Ha- !
gen arrived Tuesday night and after /
relieving the sufferers pain took him !
the following morning to Deming in or |
der that he might have constant medl- |
cal attention He bore the trip we'll |
and appeared to improve but at night |
fall he suddenly grew worse and at !
about . p. m. died from perforation of |
the stomach. An autopsy was perform !
ed which showed the correctness of Dr. |
Hagen'S diagnosis Mrs. Ruch accom- /
panied her husband to Dening and /
was with his at the time of his death. |
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
TFRRITORIAI n ENVS.

Tuesday night the Western Unto
telegraph office was moved into tn
new depot on the American side of tn
line. and Thursday the offices of Nj
Zeimet the railway agent Were mOVe
int Othe same building. The offices o
train master Gibson and train dispatcl
err Gordon viii be in the old depO
building on the Sonora side of tn
line.
( Colonel Harlow IS in receipt of let
+ ter from his partner. Mr.. John \. Cow
/ an, conveying the intelligence that hC
] expected TO sail from San Francisco
for Honolulu on the 14th inst As ht
goes for the sea voyage. wishing 10 bt
on the waite rim a tropical climate Il:
long as possible, Mr.. Gowan has en-
gagged passage on a sailing vessel, eX
pecting to be two or three weeks Ell
route If beneficial to his health he
will return in the same way.
VIDETTE.
L. s. Consul DarnaH, accompanied
by his estimable wife, returned last
Monday from a two months visit to
thcir old home in Indiana Both the
Consul and Mrs. Darnau show the ben
eficial effects of their summers out
ing. The Vidette joins their host of
I
coming them back
The handsome brick residence being
built by Governor TOrraI on the Son
ora side of heline is about completed
and has already been rented The
governor contemplat res the erection of
several other cottages in the near fu-
lure which viii all be models of beau
ty and convenience such rs Wander
wort the contractor knows so We'll how
TO build.
There is great rejoicing at Minas
Prietas. the great ming camp of So
nora The immense reservoir having
a capacity of 100000 gallons. is full
to overlooking and there VIII be an
abundance of water at Minas Prietas
for the next wear 10 come In 1880 the
dam was built but the same year it
was washed away. Three years ago
contractor Joe Thompson rebuilt and
doubled the former capacity of the
dam. Since that time there has not
been enough wafer to fill or test the :
of the masonry until the re-
cent rains came when a mighty rush |
Of wafer completely filed and over
flowed the dam which now contains
100000 gallons of wafer Nj Joe
the contractor of this i'm
nense dam, was heard to remark that
for $1,000 he could double the dams
without the loss of a gallons
IF its preesnt contents. As Mr.. Thomp
'On is main who never talks through
lis hat. we Believe he can do what he
;ays.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
CHA HAPPENINGS.
Matters and Things in Globe and
Vicinity.
(SiIver Belt.)


The Old Dominion Copper Mining
Smelling company resumed smeltin:
| yesterday morning after being CLOSED
| down seventeen months
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright me
with a sad loss in the death of theil
infant son, Robert Alex on Tuesday
last
Te laying of the corner stone for the
hall of Rescue Lodge No. u. 1. o. o. L
| took place this afternoon with impos-
ing ceremonies, Grand Master ]. J
Hill Officiating. A full report will be
published in our next iSue.
William c. Hook of the law firm of
Baker, Hook and Atwood of Leaven-
worth. Kansas. arrived in Globe last
Friday night and departed on Mondey
mornings stage for home. He was
well pleased with his visit to this Ter
ritory and spoke highly of Globe and
vicinity. U. S. Senator Lucien Baker
is the senior member of the firm.
Orders have been issued by the war
department making San Carlos an in
dependent post to be garrisoned by a
full battalion of troops. This means
the erection of ample quarters and
other buildings. y company of infant
ny from Fort Grant arrived at San Car
los yesterday.
Dir. T. S Collins who has been quite
sick for several days this week is con-
valescent and able to be about.
Mrs. c. Clark who was so seriously
ill last Friday as to alarm her friends
is happily, improving and out of dan
ger
Following is the ticket nominated by
by the republicans of ella county:
For Councilman. II. C. Hitchcock.
For Assem- blyman. S. Gibson.
Sheriff. W. B. COLON.
District Attorney, Frank Alley.
Recorder. G.. NJ Allison
Treasurer. John s. Cook.
Probate Judge Mills Van Wagenen !
Supervisors, ]. II. Pascoe, A J. Hen |
tlerson. J. \. Huffer
County Surveyor. \. G. Pendleton.
Justices of the Peace, J. r. Watson.
II. II. Durham
ConstableS. II. II. Pratt. w H Penn
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29

walls display many crosses, all of
which are red-painted in Spanish
| blood The ways of the insurgents are
quite as grim as those of the Span
iardS.
The insurgent troops are armed en-
tirely with arms taken from the Span
iards. and are we'll supplied with am
munitiOn Their method of selecting
officers is peculiar. Whenever an in
surgent soldier can raise money enough
to buy pistol he is given a commits
sion. Many of these carry Spanish
officers swords.-COllier's Weekly.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
PEARCE PENCILINGs.

Born-On Wednesday. Sept. 18th, 10
the wife of VIM Corbett, a son.
NJ. W Cummings left on Friday for
his old home in New York.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Fleetham died early Sunday morning
and was buried today; he had been i'll
eight weeks.
Owing TO the crowded condition of
the school. the trustees have rented
a room and fitted it up for the smaller
children and secured the services of
Miss Rachel Gibson to teach them.
The machinery for the 20 stamp mill
Of the C. W. NJ & NJ. Co, is here and
is being rapidly put in place The
stamps will be ready for work about
the first week in October.
\ young Mexican by the name of
tf,ril vas shot and instantly killed at
AIiddIemarch on Thursday night. The
coronor'S inquest proved the killing
accidental.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29

Tom Dixon has resumed his position
with the y & S. E. after being sick
mp in the hospital for several weeks
with Il broken ankle
Tom Virgins one of the Bisbee rough
riders is ON his way home and is ex-
pected here in a day or two He has
about recovered from the effects of his
wounds.
F. G. Fennerand W. II. Winters with
crew of men left this morning for
Don Luis to commence the work of put
ting up the new telegraph line.
Arthur \. Parkhurst, the well known
insurance man is again visiting our
city. Mr. Parkhurst in company with
Rev. Adams has just returned from an
extended visit TO the City of Mexico.