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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

As announced in yesterdays Her. aid. Judge NJ. H. Williams was bit, ten sometime yesterday by a rattle snake at Agua Calienta hot springs, and has died from the effects of the bite. There were few particulars and Mr-. Williams left at once to at tend her husband. From the fact that this terrible poison Is frequently robbed of its deadly effect when properly handle1 IL was earnestly hoped, and not without reason, by the many friends of NIT. Williams that his misfortune might not end fatally.
 Governor Murphy today sent an invitation Co the members of the Court of Private Land Claims. now m session at Tucson, to visit PhenIx before their return to the east. The following members of the court will m all probability accept: Jos. R Reed. chief justice; Thos. c. Fuller, Wm. NJ. Murrry. Wilbur F. Stone. and Henry c. Sluss, associate just ices; James II. Reeder, clerk; W. H. Pope, assistant |. S. attorney; W. J. McPherson, stenographer, and Sen ator Morgan, of Alsbama.-Herald.
 The government is considering the aivisability of establishinga nation al sanitarium near Fort Whipple. The sooner the authorities commend the proposition and commence send ing the patients of the army there, the sooner they will be showing mercy to suffering humanity. Whip pie is most eligible location and the climate is superb for a sanitar. ium.-Tucson Star.
 Captain Todd of the |. s. Will miugtou, has successfully navigsted the Amazon river for 2O00 miles. This Is the greatest feat ever ac- complished by a steam vessel on q hat stream.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

The New York Herald, which has democratic leanings, charges that prominent democrats are implicated in a plot to assassinste SuperinteLd- en. of Elections Mccullough, and that a captain of police, who died mysteriously, was murdered to pre- vent his divulglng the plot. And that's the gang that is trying to ge; control of the national democratic marty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
cr.,tn,,. Thru.t Upon HIn.

Teacber-Now. then. boy No l, who wrote "Mscbethf"
 Boy No. 1 (trembling violently)- Please, sir. didn't
 Teaoher-I know yoa didn't but who didg
 Boy No. with a spasm of virtuel- Please, sir, don't wanter be a telltale. but it wuz Bob Buster, over in de cor ner seat seen him a doin of it'll frustrated Record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

The exercise of little common sense IS all that is needed to show the impossibility of the existence of some of the Philippine horrors recently reported in private letters. Hong Kong is only is hours away from Manila, and there is no censor ship over cablegrsms from the former place. Had such horrors e1- isted full details would have been published in the United States weeks in advance of the private letters.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Secretary Alger has promptly squelched the silly talk about Presi- dent Mckinley being in any way in volved in the Michigan senatorial contest, by saying that 1t was be- yond the power of any man to pre- vent Michigan sending a solid Me Kinley delegation to the republican national convention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
When the men who abuse Admiral

When the men who abuse Admiral Dewey are closely examined it be- comes apparent that the gallant admiral deserves congratulations because the population Of the country is not unanimous in shout ing his praise. There are men whose condemnation is preferable to their praises, and the anti-Dewey chap IS in that class.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Two Ofa Kind.

Teacher-What is tautologyi
 Boy-Repetition-
 Teacher-Give me zn example Boy-We are going to have sheep's head for dinner. and my sister Elsie 6 young man is coming to dinner also Teacher-Go up top-LondOn Fun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

A needle held in the left hand is passed through the thorax. the legs and wings are pulled of. and if necessary, the scales of the body brushed of with 8 camel's hair brush The tail is then lowered into 8 drop of water. salt solu- ton or weak formAlin placed on glass slide, and with another needle held in the right hand the last two segments of the tail are partially separated and held down upon the slide. The left hand is then moved in such a manner as tO draw away the sect-MajOr Ross l NJ &, in Indian Medical Gazette
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
The Dreyfus Case.

Paris, May 27.-Earlv this after noor it was rumored that the presi- dent of the civil section of the court of c, station, NJ. Ballot de Beaure- pire, reported 10 the president of the court of cessation, M. Mazeau, in favor of a revision of the Drey fus trial and sending the prisoner again before a court martial. Later in the day the report was confirmed.
 President Loubet invited former President Harrison and Mrs. Harri- son to a preliminary dinner Monday next.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Political.

St. Louis, May 26.-ColOnel Bryan was seen today as the train be was about to take was leaving, and ex- pressed himself much pleased with last nights banquet. Speaking of the platform of the next democratic national convention he said: The Chicago platform will be reaffirmed entire and blanks added to cover new questions. The trust issue will be the most important of all issues.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

and a a,Iproyed of the American policy of the separation of church from state. They chiefly objected to the scheme on the grouLd that lt gave th sm personal liberty which they would have but 1t did not give them political liberty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Dewey in Bad Shape.

II 'ng Kong. May 23-The United States cruiser Olympia, with Ad- uni al Dewey on board. has arrived here from Manila. It was saluted by the ships of all uationalities. Ad- mirsl Dewey, Captain Latnberton, Lieutenant Brumby and United States Consul Nildmsu were re- ceived by 8 guard of honor of the Royal Welsh Fusileers. Admiral Dewey is in bad health. The Olym pia will remain ten days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Mir. Bryan has every reason to doubt the magnanimitT of Carter Harrison, who recently declared that he didn't want the democratic nom ination for president next year, be- cause the reelection of President McKinley was certain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Railroad Wreck.

Gallup, \. NJ, May 26.-The Santa Fe Pacific westbound passen- ger train. No. 1, ran into a coal car on a work switch this morning at 3 o'clock, piling up tIe tender and mail car. The baggage and day coach was damaged. The engine is a total wreck. Engineer Norman had his skull fractured. Fireman Swearinger was badly bruised, Graves arm was broken and sn un- known tramp was fatally injured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Race Trouble.

Cincinnati. May 23.-A special to the Enquirer from Diaz, Mexico, says: There is great excitement in the town of Sand alo. ten miles from here, over the lynching of seven colored men. laborers on the Me1i- can Central railrCa ad
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Cause For . Razor Duel

Miss Johnsing-Don't Mistah Jeffah- son look swell Jes' see de flash ob bis diamon' studl
 Mir. Jsckson-DiAmon' nufini Dat am a discahded papshweight from de bank whs' he am potahl-Jewelers Weekly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Schley Coming West.

Omaha, May 24 There were no public receptions to Admiral Schley today, he desiring absolute rest be- fore starting on his journey west ward. He leaves this afternoon on the Burlington for Denver and the west.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Cubans Do Not Want Money.

Havana, May 27.-Not a soldier
 has thus far appeared at La Punta
 to receive the honorarium of S75 al-
 loIted by the United States for the
 surrender of their arms, and the dis
 bandment of the men composing the
 Cuban army. At 10 o'clock this
 morning. .he hour set to begin the
 payment of troops, Major Francis
 S. Dodge of the paymaster's depart ment, drove up in a four-mule team with S3O,0OO in gold and 5000 in silver. Six guards accompanied him and details of men from the Eighth infantry were under arms 10 pre- serve order. Colonel Geo. NJ Ran dall of the Eighth infantry, was present as commissioner of the United States. General Ruiz Ri- vera, who was today inducted into | the office of civil governor of Ha- yana, was there to receive the arms, with a Representative of General Gomez, four or five Cuban officers and fifteen reporters. Half dozen American clerks with rolls of the Cuban army sat about a long table It the headquarters of the Eighth -egiment, where bag of gold was there were no sppli- ants for a share of it.
 The scheme of payment, as far as Havana is concerned, looks like allure. Quite a different result is Xpected in the country districts Vhe:e the Cuban military assembly nd the anti-Gomez influence are .ot so strong.
 At noon General Rivera left. re- marking that It was wasting time to tay, and Major Dodge went to the ! otel Troche, informing Governor : 'rooke of the state of affairs. V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

That American sailors are the best in the world is the opinion of the naval attache of the German em- bassy at Washington, who is an eX- pert. This is not news to Ameri- cans, but it is an unusual acknowl- edgement from foreigner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Of Course.

Philadelphia, May 26.-United Senator Penrose, in an interview to- day declared it his purpose to ad- vocate the adoption of plank in the coming republican state convention endorsing the national administra- tion and emphatically declaring the sentiment of the republicans of Pennsylvania in favor of a renomina- ton of President Mckinley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Russia Is Firm.

Peking, May 24.-The Russian minister, Nj. de Giers, has notified the foreign office that Russia is un. able to accept the Chinese refusal oI the railroad concession and that she will send engineers forthwith to sur vey the line to connect the Russian Manchurian railroad with Peking.
 Coilapsing.
 Manila, May g. -Rostario, Fili- pino congressman, and a wealthy resident of Manila, formerly Aguin- sldo's commissary general, accom- panied by an insurgent captain, called upon Major General Otis to- day and announced: 'We desire to surrender our persons and property into the hands of the Americans"
 The Filipino commissioners spent the day at the residence of the American commissioners. They dis cussed every point of the scheme of and the peace prJcIa- nation details, asking for informa- ion as to what personal rights would 1e guaranteed to them. The Fili- ,inOs also desired information as to he school system to be established
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

By all means those Mscabbees of the Philippines should be given an opportunity of measuring their strength with their enemies and oP- pressors, the Tagals.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
More Prosperity.

Philadelphia, May 23.-The Grand Central railroad of England has placed an order for twenty locomo- tives with the Baldwin works of this
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

The use of coats of arms as bsdge for different families did not come into practice till the twelfth century. The Germans are said to have originated it while the French developed the science.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

A prescott man has to get up pretty early in the morning these days and keep on the move all day to keep up with the procession.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

you do Q l. Make up yoIr mind that you are not going to be caught this wayveryotten.
 Whenever a
 new subject IS broughttOyour atteniiondig in to it and learn ali you can
 about II. The
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
"Good Resolutions, Like Eggs, Un-
 less Matched into Action, Will

hNh aAhAC fNSAACNhtCo9s
 To meet the demands of conserva. tive thinking people who can plainly see the future of this lovely city. Kilroy's New Palestine will build twenty brick cottages on lots 50xl30 sample cottages to be seen on Thlrd avenue, corner Grant street, inside property-which can be rented or purchased lat about $700 each) on the instsllmeDt plau, monthly pay ments. To families living in any other part of Arizona, the United States or Canada, that have investi- gated the merits of the Salt River valley this offers something hereto fore unknown in this country, viz, that they can invest in one of these lovely homes, paying for 1t monthly, say s or g per month. If they are not ready to come to Phoenix at once tfe New Palestine will take charge Of their interest, renting the same for al least Sl0 per month, thus max ing their tenant pay the installment (monthly) and taxes, in other words they, the purchaser, (while not living in Phoenix) will be securing a lovely home m reality free of charge. of which they can avail themselves later on, either by selling or holding Hundreds of letters from thinking people in the United States and Can ada warrant us in adopting this plan. Write for particulars
 The New Palestine tract IS, with out any exception, the finest in or to Phoenix. Its assessed valuation in 1889 was $22, 500, land this alone IS the true test of land values). It lies in the very heart of the manu- featuring and resident district, viz, on Center street, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues, and is the only sanitary severed tract in or to the city. Vacant lots, 50xl30, are sflll at S65 to S2O0 each, monthly installments 5 to Sl0, without in- terest. The New Palestine tract alone advertises its terms and prices in the daily press, so that be who reads can know for himself without the aid of the Phoenix curbstone real estate or commission man, to l which our office pays DO tribute.
 P. S.-Parties living outside of | Phoenix can do their business with I IS through Wells, Fargo Go.
 KILRoY's NEW PALESTINE,
 Room 20l-2, Fleming Bl'k,
 3-24m2, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
New Gold Fields.

San Diego, May 24- A special from Enseuada confirms the report of the marvellous richness of the San Roque placers. The best evidence is the first shipment of gold, which contained Sl5S,OOO, all taken out with dry washers. Only the cOars- est gold is saved. The steamer St. Denis sailed for Ensenada last night with every berth taken and the Car los Pac heco sailed today with full capacity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Britannica iSthe reliable source fFern which eIergymen, ProieS sional men and women, Schoa- 5rs and educators everywhere draw information quickly. It has been the standard for over a hundred years. You should not miss the opportunity of ea-,vvfnJ fha
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

Four professed Privates aPp.'aro at 1l:30, without arms, but as theii names are not on the rolls they wert not paid.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Amador Iucero Arrested for the At roclous Murder Of Section Boss
 Harris at Ash Fork.

Amador Lucero was lodged in the county jail at midnight last night on the arrival of the south bound train. He IS charged with the brutal murder of Section Foreman Harris at Ash Fork on Wednesday night. He was arrested at Winslow by Deputy Sheriff Foley of Ash Fork. The murder was one of the most brutal that could be conceived, as Harris head was beaten into a pulp with some blunt instrument, prob ably hatchet or hammer. After killing his victim the murderer took the murdered mans watch from his pocket. It IS supposed that in com hitting the murder the mao's cloth ing became spattered with blood and a place was found where he had presumably burned his bloody clothes.
 Lucero had been employed as a section hand under Harris and the latter had discharged bim. It IS al- legged that he was heard to make threats against the section foreman He left on the east bound passenger train on Thursday morning before the murder had bean discovered He stated that he was going to the stone quarry near Holbrook but stopped at Winsluw. Officers re- covered the stolen watch from a man who bought it from Lucero. The latter also admits having burned his clothing on the night of the murder but gives no reason for his action, A witness to the burning of the clothing was also brought in on the train, so that all the circumstances point to Lucero as being the guilty man, and if ever a crime deserved the extreme penalty of the law this is one that does.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Captured.

HAsh Fork, May 26.-Amador Lu- cero. the Mexican charged with kill ing and robbiDg Section Foreman Harris Tuesday night, was captured at Winslow this morning and will be brought here this afternoon for a preliminary hearing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

The Romans used little stones-csl- cuI-in counting. and hence the world calculate
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
War Paint.

Minneapolis, May 23.-A special from Miles City, Mont, says there are indications of a Cheyenne up rising.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
About Dewey.

Washington, May 26.-Admiral Dewey telegrsphed the navy depart ment that be will stop at various places on hls way to the United States and reach New York about October 1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
Sweetest roses of the year
 Strew around my Rose's bier. Calmiy may the dust repoes Of mV fafthfal- uretty Rosa.

The opening lines at least have the oldest unlikeness to the popular conceP- tion of Horace WAlpole. if they have some affinity with the man who is the friend and plsyfeIlow of little children and can't find it in his heart to turn of an old servant or to give up an old aIly.-Longman's Magazine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
When Rosstts pied.

Horace Walpole Is a great lover of dogs too Patapan, Tonton and RO- sette (the last the legacy of Mme- du Defand) are certainly the most spoiled of the species. and run all over Straw berry after their master. to the detri- ment. one would have thought, of the prim gardens and the vertu
 When Rosette dies presently, Horace sends the most touc.li3g epitaph on a dog ever written. perhaps, to my Lord Nuneham. ''It has DO merit, he says, .'for it is an imitation. but it comes from the heart if ever epitaph did and therefore your dogmAnity will not dis H-s if %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31

The Prescott Fourth of July cele- bration will be an old time hummer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
The Great Question of EXPlESM

The New York Herald says. ~1he Irr-s Repablie L. an able sI q eOmprshersiEe usr. < favor of expansion. The j1ciciAl ions sf s. work and it's cogeEt reasoning Niil uudorkssl- attract and hold the alteutlon of tbOurhtfrl S, earnest men throughout the country"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-31
JUST PUBLISHEpl The Imperial ReVuIIl.
By JAMES G. FERNALD.

''It is for America Co do that new thing m, nations. 10 n=ke an imperial domain . rspus l... . - -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

DAY. II was that Of jennie Johnson
tcoiorcdl and Annie Walker, white
girl charged with vaFancy.
They were arrested few days ago
at Murray by Deputy sheriff Goldman
AZ the uiai this afternuun Deputy
GOLDMAN testified that the airls were
frequently seen on the streets " Mur-
ray asking the amelter men tc buy beer
flr th.m Hc aiHo said that The ciu-
zena 81 Murray had made complaints
aalinst ths defendants. one l1dy claim
inr that they were Boo the habit ui hang
inriur around place known na Amcrl-
can 1864. and ON one ucuIsl1n were seen
walking around The place hllf-cIhd. y.
] Muyb.ry, one NJ the employee ~ che
Ciarm9n.n. testified that ou last MONDAY
HIHht thH secured Hnrf1
Inquired Il he was any good. lie re-
asked hlm lf BIO would buy the
beer. and receiving o. reply BOO the mega.
tive thry wanted 60 know why.
tod 'am.' alIi Nuhory, because i
am not color blind
Justice NlUls0u a1iulgol th'm guilty
and sentenced them tu re- term 1l twenty
days In the county jlll When ssu-
tanca wHH pronounced both women
gave vent 90 n cuutHmptuui7 laugh.
For -- sake. take uH Go the city ltil,
where we can get something 20 cat
yeuc1 the walker woman Justice
NIaialn Informed them thht another
hfaHk Utn that and Doe would increase
the sentence Co tho full extent vi me
law. Tho Murray people aNy that they
are rHiIng sick Hnl Tired ~ such cases
and lntnHd tp prosecute thsm az fast
ua they come o. their notice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

berries clean. and applied just before
ripeninr.
Soil Tor berries should BE- fairly nrm.
not hard nor too loose. deep. not less
than ~ inches. with the enrichment
Wen distributed throughout
We enumcmte some Of the advnn-
tnRes Of fan planting First, Il enables
a strong plant growth. thereby gaining
vitality, ~ the power 81 resisting un-
toward influences. such NJ drought.
disease and Insect dcnredationa; Il en-
ahlos selection u the best plants AZ par
cnts. avoiding Htorility arising from
any cause except poorneas or unndapu-
hllity Of soil. u enables Improvement
OF frultfuluess, by rejection Of plants
that fail 20 come NJ 70 u certain stand
ard Il enables the grower 10 know pos
itlvcly Just what ho IL doing. NJ he has
seen the capahility Of the plants, and
nH like produces like 10 certain ex-
tcnO any tendency 10 Improvement can
De taken advantage Of; II reduces tho
amount Of labor saves time to the
boat ADVANTAGE, utilities fertility, and
we'll we could occupy fnvurui pages
with the thousand and one benefits nc.
cruinE from the growing N straw
herHcs by fall planting Henry sny-
der In American Gardening