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Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
COLLECTOR CHeNOWE7H
Faith in inc Republican SinquiarIy
 Rewarded.

Hon. H. K. Chenoweth- collector of
 customs at Nogales. was in the city
 yesterday MT. Chenoweth was look
 ing very well for man who has been
 moving around hurriedly in midsum-
 mer. He has not fallen off preceptibly
 in weight and wears the cOmplacen;
 expression of one who is on top at the
 end of a fierce struggle. in which at
 the beginning he finds himself on the
 bottom with several gentlemen sitting
 on him singing praises.
 MT. ChenOweth returned from Wash
 ington last Wednesday, whither he
 had gone 70 inquire why he had been
 thrown out of office without his knowledge and cOnsert. The first hint
 Mir. ChenOweth had of the cataclysn
 in the Nogales custom house, was q.
 Tucson one morning about d month ago. He was reading The Republican and was startled by an account of his removal and the appointment of his successor. Mir. Chen0weth at first suspected defective vision and though of going to see q specialist. He reaC it again and again and satisfied him self that it was no trick of the eyr sight A man of less judgment woulG have said the dispatch was q lie, be cause he hadn't heard of it before MT. Chenoweth isn't blind Skeptic but has faith that what he sees in Tho Republican is so. But for this faItE he would not now be collector at tho port of Nogales. He got on the frs. train going east ard never stopped un til be got to Washington.
 All the cabinet officers and con gressmen were out of town. but the president was there MT. ChenOWetI went directly to the White House and inquired what was wrong with til. N Nogales customs service. The presi- dent was not aware that any thing was wrong and seemed to learn shat a change had occurred there. Mir. Chen oweth stated that he had been inves tigated without having been called into court. He didn't know what tho charges against him were and only i knew from The Republicans dispatch 1 that the civil service commission had i I hand in it. l. was subsequent! 1 learned that departmental chief haG ] ail this furry by his unfamil l arfty with the Arizona affidavit | Only one side of the custom house had i been investigated. and that was the i outside. The president directed 9 i telegram to Secretary Gage who was i Dut, of town and he returned to Wash ] ngton and gave the matter his per | sonal attention.
 A commission had been issued tC | William Hoey Of Municie. Ind. and 1 was on his way to Nogales whither It lad been directed to go and get it A telegram was sent to him that there was q stay of proceedings and he would be communicated with later MT. Chenowetb was promptly rein stated and returned to NOgales, where le was received as hero.
 But the custom house is not the pest thing MT. Chenoweth has. Some nonths ago he became interested with liS brother Dr. ". r. ChnnOweth Jesse R. Grant and Alfred Hampton ,on of General Wade Hampton, in ?
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
l MUST HAVE A GAS STOVE

Sundays. This is convenience greatly appreciated by our people and no less by the postn nas'5er.
 Postmaster J. L. DaVi5 spends his spare moments these days roaming the desert in search of a much loved, but wayward burro that has been a member Of his family flor a month or so. He has learned the act of pro polling Q donkey after the most digni- fed manner. and it is said presents a striking resemblance to Sancho Panza saIlying forth for his combat with the Windmills A. K. B.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION.
Meeting of the Grea.. Catholic Society
 Today.

Chicago, H., Aug. 8.-Questions of great importance to the Roman Cath ollie Total Abstinence Union of America will be discussed at it's twenty ninth annual convention, which opens in Studebaker Hall to- morrow for a three days session. The matter of most interest will be the e.ection Of officers for the ensuing year. The present president of the organization is Bishop Tierney Of Hartford, Conn. So far as is known no serious opposition to the election of Bishop Tierney has developed, but it is said that the western delegates are eager to put a western man forward fer the place. The temperance move ment in all of it's phases will be dis cussed and plans for the best substi- tutes for the saloon will be considered. Since last years convention the union has lost by death enc of it's most ar dent and influential, members in the person of the late Bishop Watterson of Columbus. The exercises of the con- yention will begin at nine o'clock to- morrow morning with the celebration of solemn high mass at Holy Name cathedral. The business sessions of the convention will begin tomorrow afternoon and will conclude Friday morning. Saturday the delegates will take an excursion to Milwaukee on the Christopher Columbus.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
A GAS EXPLOSION.

Scranton. Aug. S.-An explosion Of gas in the Pine Brook colliery of the Scranton Coal company today seri- ously burned five men. The explosion was caused by a miners lamp. The force was so great one miner was blown 15O feet The injured are: Dan
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

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Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
BUSY! BUSY! BUSY
 ALL LAST WEEK.

The secret is this: People are get ting tired of paying 10 per cent a month on groceries. We are selling for
 SC. 1 can good Sardines.
 LOG. 1 big can good Salmon.
 $IOO 15 pounds D. c. Sugar.
 I2 I-2C. Special few days only, Kansas City Sugar Cured Ham, the finest on the market.
 IOC. California Hams. Best Kansas City Bacon.
 soc. pounds pure Leaf Lard, Kansas City.
 %3C. 5-pound can pure Leaf Lard.
 95C. 19spound can pure Leaf Lard.
 $I OS 50 pounds best Kansas Flour.
 ZSC. 10 pounds bes.. California Spuds
 2SC. 2 big bars Soap. New style, up to the minute Fruit Jars, extra heavy, and aluminium tops, at the store that's always busy.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

iel Calvin, miner, may die; Patrick Collins, laborer, may die; John Ruane, miner; Edward Millady, min CT; boy, name unknown.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-09

John Burroughs, the critic, is quite a hermit and lives by himself in little cabin on the. Iudson, half way between New York and Albany.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
Bishop Potter and Prohibition.

The criticisms of the Prohibition press the denun
Citations which holds that temperance
is not matter of moral suaslOn enlightenment
which may most surely be encopassed by coersive
penals laws. Bishop of
poor mans club enunciaton which is
little short of nvcve. There question that his last
PRONUNCIATION will stir only protest Of
dicule in which the great good" Bishop will have
his hands full holding Among other things he
says:
ut is the old stuaton--as religion Jesus
Christwh the scribes pharisees hand the
sadduces the other and against them truth
mo perfect reproduction tho first named has
appeared than prohibonist omne genus
arrogant denunciato unscrupuous unruh-
full holding fragment of the eyes
and denying great and human nature
in their foolish and futile endeavor
of human instincts by extrpang them children Of
medieval Of asceticism would
fam substitute for the freedom of manhood
THE grotesque hypocrisy of the prohibition system
from Maine to Kansas is sufficient commentary upon
theories. Meantime the endeavors women
to better the condtiothe homes fe the re-
these fit of those said Woe unto
scbes pharsee hypocrtes ye bind heavy bur
dens shoulders grevous be borne and We
yourselves will not touch them with tips your fngers
Meantime it be well to relieve of faaat
cal and hyserica people saying there no one cure
for mischief for and gener
ally that in dealing with humanity perverted in
stncts and appete the dvest teacher world has
had would seem to have taught transformation as
that for the regeneration, whether society the evil
instincts of individuals-not extrpation"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
Kansas State Binding Irvine Factory.

Trades unions have had somewhat complain against
the state in that the directors the pententary
inclined to employ the labor the production of
such commodities in demand, which products for
the most part competition labor The last
legislature taking the hint Minnesota another wheat
growing state appropriated $15oOO put binding Irvine
plant at the penenary which factory will employ some
hundred convics are no binding Irvine fac
tories in and those other states are controlled by
the trust buys from this trust more binding Irvine
than bought by other single in the Union with
possibly single exception From every consideration there
FORE the binding plant commended itself to the good
judgment Of the members of the legislature AS state we
must have Irvine manufacture of it at the pen
tentary conflicts with no labor other interest.
The plant ordered put in forthwith; but it seems
doubtful if it be done in time for coming wheat har
1t is cannot be done by that time
although the effort Much of the machinery has
to be made After shipment setting and testing
and the of the material the convics will have
10 learn the trade of manipulation not
withdrawing the work is largely automatic
There are various patents and machine twisting
from hemp, and the latest and best the
whole matter will have be Investigated dispatch from
Topeka that Governor SANKEY'S plan to equip
plant with the very latest and improved machinery In
making the selection the Governor believes haste should
be made slowly The penenary directors will visit the
various binding twne factories in states and
also the manufactures binding Irvine machinery Gov
erRor Stanley viii accompany board. He is greatly in
terested in the enterprise will lend his counsel to the
board in its efforts establish frst-class plant at the
cheapest cost The legislature appropriated $500 to be used
by the board to make the investigation The $4,000
was appropriated to be used in buying Of machinery
1t is the intention Of the board out about April
l. While in the east the machinery purchased The
manufacturers will be the sder Within sixty
days after the order is given Governor Stanley believes cha
machinery win be up plant placed in operaon
This will bring about which does not leave much
room TO manufacture twine for the growers for this
coming season The plant when once established however
viii be Kept in operation constantly The state will manu-
facture Irvine in and The product will be stored
at the prison until market for it The $3.50 oo
voving fund viii enable the concern to run year without
single income.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
Daily eagle
VI. vi. MURDOCH. Editor.
The Pop Admiral Gives Up the Ship

Webb McNan. who confronted by regularly attested
list hgh-handed and unwarranted official and semi
acts wilted. without word of protest He did not
place long enough that he would ex-
plain charges crookedness set
forth by against Instead of appearing before
the Governor. he writes impudeat
letter and sinks away upon trail of the
crowd which preceded and with them will be
lost to view In thus denying nothing everything
He got salary regularly salary plan,
or like that of coal inspector doesn't much
the pngs and heecings. He held the in
uar1y seeing company bleed little but
tapped them sugar maker his
maple juice-rear biggest
in the woodshed knowing that sugar making
all to brief probably writing of the
ance companies 50 Generalization
man with such methods introduces into official life
caused honest complain Webb McNal. upon the
whole proved pretty He didn't break
of the Pop the Corcan corporal leaped the
French army the jiner' chute
wedged way very he defy fastened
hungry tentaces. he would sucking yet
had not Governor Stanley clamps
wind The Pop party perfunctory bowling
ad captandum vulgus squeak may emirEate his
secret order pull but Webb cNa as political factor has
his play, associates being
trust again. These mistake in
defending him. in the weak they have in of his
record of hghhanded methods wetever ballast the
Pop party boosted originally capszed being top
heavy-tOo much Webb McNaI, Jumpers and Leedys
ceeded in climbing the bridge which already
pied by the Democratic contingent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

agreement combination fix limit the guam
ty Of any article of manufacture merchandise be
deemed and adudged guilty Of conspiracy
further provides that it shall be lawful for
ton to issue TO trust certificates
combination the purpose Of which place management
or control Of such combination in the hands any
or trustees Violations of these provisions corporation
organized under the laws of shall
porae rights, while violation Of corporation by
under the laws Of another shall forfeit right and
privilege thereafter to do business York.
of this BILL says Leavenwort Times seem to
meet the suggestions that have been thrown
Of the United States. They appear not to 60
beyond the legitimate police power state Experiment
with such legislation would be well worth trying especially
in New York from which staae of the big
business They obtain their elsewhere but they
really make their headquarters in New they
be dislodged from that equally
available foothold elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
Kipling and His Next Book.

No in the world has much discussed as Rud
yard Rpng of late He has only been the talk in all
circles literary social eccesiasc but he has been writ
ten about in praise and poetry tones would con-
tain And by the way. Kipngst things in the
way OF verse that has been addressed will be found in
late issue Of the Chicago But what will Rudvard
write about next seems interest many admirers
1t may logically be expected that may write book with
trained nurse its heroine. its leading figures
If ono of the stories told about illness is true When Mr.
ApIng first became i'll and his had not taken
serious turn he amused himself constantly by Questioning
the trained nurse about her seemed never ia
weary Of what she told him responsibilities and
variety His conversations with subject put him
into possession Of all the information concerning the
ana he can now write story about the PRECISION he
TO- The young attending him was engaged in nurs
ing the greatest story teller in the it was the
nurse VINO was called upon to tell of her profession for his
entertainment and presumably the profit of him and the
public if he puts his information into a story
sun the thing the experience that the closest O.
the average mans heart that engufs him leaves the
deepest scars is the loss by death frsborn And lit
tie Joe is gone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
Going After the Trusts

Inc people OF the United States Of America have out
stripped the industrial world unquestonaby and tbrou
individual enterprise by competition Of personal e
Tort No man has been ensaved by crown franchises and
probably but little by corporate enactment or legal char
ters per Sc Every has been left free to put forth m
best that is in him individual The result has b
personal activity and Individual success no where elsa vii
messed The inventions. industry and enterprise Of eo
ana consequent competition Of capital in so-cared trusts f
comparative late origin. really the first handcar If ~
cessful individual effort which led up TO such ds
tive success The sherman antitrust law was the first
uonaI act looking 10 the preservation Of individual enter
prise against the newly devised scheme to limit the n5vf
ual and to set bound personal effort and 10 fix the ~
OF -aoor and its products. Following this law came the
csion Of the supreme the Transrrssouri rf7
soca1lon case which Kansas case and nsrire7 ~,
Interests in this valley. Notwithstanding the decision
nave multiplied IN phenomenal way Of late which have
peen stimulated and abetted by New Jersey
passed N the interest Of aggregated capital in the
city Of New York The legislature Il thai state has an
monopoly measure now pending before il which Is fn 81
promise Tor the future This bill provides that any crrs
" organized under the laws OF any other safe or
country FOR transactins business in that state or an ~
soclaton q persons whatsoever that shall create ~ int.
become member Of party 70 any pool trust or combine
~ " control limit regulate tx the price Of any
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

tions czrry.1E coElns. They teks f n
"a the gard a-1 wa-- ti i1e u1-r-ers
c1r1e me moa-zerE tar1 prE eJr O
srot tHer -tze azz 81. ~ tivzlrz. 20 Fuaf-
~ 1-w rsry othzr people have bes ag-
rai 1 taaE Sane ar- Toy E4TaF
ta-ow o1. Is .1- q. 90 ayaes- Naea tY
have E1t e an-8t -hrsr- fees 1eer -rfE
take RE "a - ths ocEa. take sat rs
hefr -1r1T 10 .uto t1s hsss c.Efr
and sake tre c7zi1 taCE Te- a
the ru0e-r--s CT. x t1sT e.. sts- e
re rake s-1 q the-.
zzioE tas grave a. A=r @ T
t1fr -aes a-1ulc sc l
81. Cigarettes az ral-e eUr -
hscc1 -1zy have q 1as t@-- - eserg
t.-eca--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

NJ uo-r besk-Fhat L thls zs-s Z
sglf hats II the pagers - nacA, any
bow
Farmer Eornbeak-Wal- Sc fur IS ! ~
make cut. IS Eothin' eCs = @i-1 &
sol.ta.re crocEet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
The Front step.

(F-ou the Indianapolis Jou-na,l
Her father has quite ar elastic stsp
for ore - old"
We'll rather. You would have thought
II elastic had you seen TIE Way ! w4s
bounced from Il the other Afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14
The Kane. Significance.

/ CFrou the New York JoUrnsL)
/ PISTON" shrieked the brakeman as TIE
I train pulled ia
"ye3.' s,eepily nurr1ure3 The nan w1e
ate a. restaurants Wei baked, 900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

turns out that at Paris one of peace
at banquet chewed tobacco and called for cIsdor
the waiter never having brought il in and set
it on the table. Great JeewhiIlikens,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

The manager Of a corset manufacturing COM
pany in Chicago, not long since, performed
philanthropic action which has shown gratifying
results: One Of my statesmen" he says, about
a year ago came in suffering from a severe bilious
headache. l gave him RiPans Tabule from
box I always keep on my desk, and it relieved
him in a short time of his suferings. He has 50
much confidence in them now that he has not been
without box Of them since that day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Old Mr. Destiny is getting his hand in The Cubans ara
quarreling. Uncle Sam onto Cuba until they ara
through, and they viii never be through
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

we are going after the Fpinos in earnest The govern
et might better after them deputy marshal stye orr
army VIII get begged in many swamp and swsmned in
many bog before we see the finish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

during The last session Of Congress eleven Of its mem
bers died, the best them Dinglev OF Maine A
uvity is good preventive few while in pub
lie life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

What pretty set those Cubans are They have repI
dated inlpeached OF American c5lo
nists repudiating Washington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

The best thing old General Gomez TO do now that the
Cuban Of half devils hoboes has impeached him
/ is 70 ally himself with the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Inc man who piled meat for soldiers in wagon which
mad Just been unloaded Of manure that
at Chattanooga, should be taken outside the barracks and
kicked around the campus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

The Cuban assembly has fred cid Gomez because +
doesn't Think United States paid enough for III.
privilege Of freeing Cuba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Emperor William thinks that he representing Germany
Mr. Kpins representing England Kip!ing repre-
senting America the whole thing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

General LaUton, Indian fighter be sent out after
the tlpnos There good many more FiliDinos than
there We're Indians and LawtOn will have hands full also
his back full Of arrows. - 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Patti on her honeymoon in Italy 70 act 50 much
like gr Of twenty that her husband winces under The
glanCes she attracts. The sweet silly, little thing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Al ifs II was the man behind the worshiped and
now as one Of volunteers chases across the svaoDs
ter savage Filipino admiration goes to the man be-
hind the son-of-a-gun ~ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

people who cannot honor who JUS emerged
from fought their liberty VIII be able % st
UP stable republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

Having been found guilty strong inclnations towards
ed thing in history.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

The Porto Ricars Citing their high horse and
ing Of rebeIliaE. They viii find Uncle sam buckiue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-14

The mast Important thing Cuba since the capture
Saatago IS the repudiaton q Gomez.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-22
VETERAN SHOT BY A GIRL.

Natick, Mass, Dec. 21.-Lewis Herrick,
aged 33, a Spanish war veteran was shot
and killed today by Miss Lizzie Morse
at her home in West Natick. Foul shots
feet, one in the heart. Miss Morse,
who was placed under arrest, says that
the circumstances justified her in shoot
ing Herrick. The Morse family is one Of
the Wealthiest and best known in town.
Miss Morse and the members of her fam
lily claim that Herrick and Arnold Slap
pen, on bicycles. rode up to the Morse
house, demanded adnlittance without
stating their business and upon being re-
fused, smashed several windows. Miss
Morse went to the bureau drawer and
loaded a 22-calibre revolver. She claims
that the men went around to the front
CT the house, where Hargick finished
smashing the glass in one of the windows
and climbed in in spite of her remon-
STRANGE After gaining an entrance he
grabbed Miss Electra Morse and
wrenched from her a croquet mallet with
which she tried to protect herself. Lizzie
formed Herrick that she would shoot him
if he did not leave the house. He gave
her a terrific blow with the mallet and
felled her to the floor. She managed to
get up again and told Herrick to get out
of the house, when he dared her to shoot.
She Their fired four shots at Herrick, who
managed to climb through the window
and then fell dead.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-22
HIS OBJECT ACCOMPLISHED.

Binghanton. N. Y, Dec. 21.-John Ed
gar Gardner, in order to get his picture
print, shot his young wife n then
killed himself today. Gardiner was 90
years of age, his wife 30. They mad been
married but a short time and We're living
apart on acount of his bad habits. On
several occasions he had asked how she
like to see their pictures in a local
paper. His wife took fright at this and
Orbade him to speak to her on the sub
ject. He called at the house today and
asked her to come out as he was going
west. She declined and he forced his way
into her apartments and saying: See
what l have brought YOU drew a revolt
Yer lnd shot her twice, n bullet passing
through her arm, the other entering her
side. The woman was able to rush from
the house to a ~neighbors. When the po-
lice officers arrived Gardiner walked to
the center of a room in full view of the
officers and, placing the Weapon to his
head, killed himself.