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Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

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No advertisement taken fo1
PLEASANT rooms at The Portland.
525-531 Central avenue; residence
portion of town; street cars pass at
the rear.
WANTED-NIan to cook for two and
90 chores on farm. Address a. J.
Hansen, Tempe.
FOR SALE Fifteen head of Durham
heifers from to 20 months old e
Hansen, five miles west of Five
Points.
WANTED-RolIer top Or fiat top office
desk and Office chairs. Address Box
275, Phoenix.
FOR SALE-E.egant trap, horse and
harness, all in good order. Barkley
I'll o. 4 Ia
FOR hrst-class board in the country
and first-class accommodations adj
dress j. \. Mcbride, Box 7S2.
LEAVE orders for housekeeping and
work of all kinds at Labor Office, 21S
West Washington. n. d. Valentine.
119 West Jefferson.
LOST-Cow, red-white belly. newly de-
horned, weighs about loo; branded
] on right hip. Return to w. S. Dor
man, six miles southeast of Mesa
wANTED-Ticket to go east. In
quire this Office.
wANTED-shows case; secondhand;
eight feet long. Address Box II,
Mesa.
FOR RENT-Rooms. new. pleasant 10
cation, single or light housekeeping;
on car line. Use of horse. 1929 East
Washington.
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished COM
plete for housekeeping, at reasonable
rates. No children. 531 North
Third avenue.
place to board in coun-
try by young man of poor health. +
Please state terms and location
when writing. Address Box 5, this
office.
FOR EXCHANGE 100 acres in Mis-
souri, for cheap lots in Phoenix or
small acre tract close by. Inquire +
of the wagonmaker at CoyIe's black j
smith shop.
FOR RENTING nice rooms fur /
nished or unfinished. References .
exchanged. NO sick people need ap- +
ply. No. 80 Polk street.
FOR sALE-24O acres of land, seventy
acres in cultivation, of which forty
acres is in alfalfa. Good house
and orchard. Situated in east Buck
eye near head of canal. Address
Lock Box COS. City.
LOST-A pair OF gold eyeglasses and
chain. Finder please leave same at
Model Grocery Co.
MRS. CURRY, elairvoyant, trance and
medium. will continue to give read
ings daily until further notice at 327
Madison street.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Apply to H. B. St. Claire, Nc
Neil Co.
good light two-seated
second-handed wagon at a bargain.
1899 East Van Buren, street.
German girl for house
work. a good place for right party.
Inquire of Mrs. f. w. Thode, TG6
North First street.
FOR EXCHANGE-Go residence on
North Fourth avenue with money,
for small, we'll located ranch within ]
two or three miles of court house.
Call at 4S2 North Fourth avenue,
Phoenix.
of $500 on real estate 7
worth $1,000, one year, 10 per cent.
]. T. Dunlap, Steinegger building.
o RENT-A we'll furnished house in
country, yet near the city; six rooms,
pantry, closet, etc; horse and car ,
riage if desired. Address Box 722.
F YOU want to sell secondhand fur
nitllre, call at 245 East Washington
street.
FEW heating stoves and cooking
stoves at a bargain at 245 East
Washington street.
HOUSE. four rooms, for :
rent. Apply to E. e. Prowell. 80 6
South First avenue. opposite Santa
F'e passenger depot.
OR sALE-Horse; will drive single or
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

0. c. THOMPSON CIVIL ENGINEER, PHOE-
nix, T. - years in municipal and rail-
road work. Expert D4aItsu an.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

LOST-Cow, red-white belly, newly de-
horned. weighs about LOO; branded
] on right hip. Return to w S Dor
man. six miles southeast of Mesa
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

FOR SALE Cheaply, on account
owners absence, half section of
land with abundant water supply ali
year. Partly in alfalfa and sor-
ghum. Necessary improvements,
with open and unobstructed range
for stock. No better stock ranch
in the territory. For particulars ap-
ply to J. Elliot Walker, Model Gro
Gerry, A North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

WANTED Ticket to go east. In
Quire this office.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, single
or en- suite, with board. in private
house; piano, bath, ETC.; everything
strictly first-class. Mrs. E. S. Gill,
154S East Washington street
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

WANTED-Shows case; second hand:
eight feet long. Address Box II,
Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply to H. B. St. Claire, Nc
Neil Co.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

FOR RENT-Rooms. new. pleasant 10
cation, single or light housekeeping;
on car line. Use of horse. 1929 East
Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
LIBERTY IN THE PEARL"
Spaniard Ordered tn Leave Cabanas by q
Mob Of CubaHs.

Havana. OCT. ~. At CabanaS yes
terdaY 200 men Went t0 4 store where
- Spaniard named -\cullo WAS working
and demanded that he leave tn" place
Immediately. a. he was "a bitter enemy
OF the GuhHnS. The police prevented
thu crowd from lynching A"ullu. whom
the mayor ordered tu br sent away iu
Il carriage. which was Immediately
done.
In ih" same town 800 men armed
with sticks attempted 10 lynch one
HcrIand"Z. Il Cuban captain of gucr-
TiliH~ who il i said had committed
many outragrS. I'll" police intcrf"rcd
her" ais" and prevented I'll" crowd
from carrying out its plans. The Ga
hHnIS people demand that four more
men shall bc sent away Immediately
a. they were IntHgoui~tic to the Gu
bans during The war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Brewers CompIiment to Britons.

London. oct. 1O.-Chief Justice Mel
VILE W. Fuller and Associate Justice
Brewer. of the United States supreme
court. who were members of the Anglo
Venezuelan boundary tribunal. will sail
from Liverpool for New York Oct. IL
10y tn" White Star line steamer Ma.
jcStic. Justice Brewer said To Il repre-
ScntatiVeO of the Associated Press: The
universal respect for law in England
i Il great object-leSSon for Amer
ica. The Sturdiness of the English
character in both domestic and for
cign affairs iS certainly Il worthy ex-
amul,, 10 the world -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
FOOL AND LOADED GUN.
Careless Boy Kills a Young Woman with
Buckshot.

Chicago. OCT. lO.-A heavy. muZZle-
loading shotgun. which had been load
rd with buckShOt for duck shooting. in
the hands Of Fred kuhr. was acct
dcntallv discharged in the face of Miss
Bcrcn Harris. ut the home of the boy :
father in North Evanston Sunday aft
rrnnOu. causing instant death Miss
Harris. who WAS - years old. waS
seated near Il window in the dining
room of the IUhr home on the border
of the prairie. west of the suburb.
The boy was standing in the kitchen,
when lie carele>Sly threw up the muZ-
Zlc of the gun and pulled the trigger.
I'll" charge of shot spread sufficiently
L" mutilate the Young wOman'S face.
Martha /uhr. Il young sister Of the
boy. wIS in the front ward when the
gun WAS discharged. She notified the
Evanston police and /uhr WAS locked
mp. Miss Harris lived at ArkdaIc
Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
FIENo'S VICTIMS ARE FOUND.
MutIIated Body of a Woman in New York
aud one StrangIed In Lowell.

New York. Oct. 1O.-The upper
part of a woman's body was found on
the beach at quarantine station this
morning. 1t had evidently been but
"A short time in the water. II was
that of young woman who had never
been a mother. The head was evil
IDENTIFY hacked of and the arms cut off
close 20 the shoulders in the same
manner. Previously the left thigh
was picked up on seventeenth
street. and the left loin. which tittt d
a portion found At quarantine. was re-
covered from the rIver.
Lowell. Mass. Oct. 10 The body
of 4 Young woman was found in a
lonely place near Merrimac silver this
morning. She had been strangled to
death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Now Come. That Ameer Again.

London. oct. lo.-Thc Daily Tclc-
graph = - Petersburg correspondent
says Russian accounts represent Nbdur
RahmHH Khan. amcrr of AfGhani~tau.
a. insane Hud likely to- provoke - CON
hict between Russia and England.
These accounts say IN" am"cr i sane
IipuinG brutal executions AMI the
t"riurinC OF officials daily. and that
hi> actions are resulting in q general
SNoIu~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
LOCAL GovERNME>T FOR LUzoN
Adopted by Gen. Otis. Who Reports the
scheme to Washington.

Washington. Oct. 1O.-Ma ior General
Otis has informed the war department
OF his adoption of Il comprehensive
scheme of local government for all
cities and towns i'm I.uZon occupied by
American forces. In each town there
viii H., Il municipal council composed
of Il president AMI a> many repre-
sentativeS or head men aS there may
b, wards or "haTrio>' in the town
which shall hc charged with the main
trnauc. of public order and the rcgula-
tion of municipal affairs 1t will. by
majority vote. through TN" adoption of
ordinances or dccr"cS. administer the
municipal government. Int no or
dinau,' or decree shall u" enforced
until approved 10y thccumuanding Off
Ger of tie troops.
The president shall lac elected by
viva voce vote "f the residents of the
town. approved 10y the commanding
officer and together with the head
men shall hold offirr for one wear He
shall he Of native birth ami parentagc.
and n resident AMI property owner of
the town Tn" head men shall he
elected by a viva Vos-c vote of resi-
dents Of their wards. The president
shall he the executive, Of the municipal
council. To execute its DEGREES ana IN"
senior head men. ar one designated 10y
the council shall hc Vic" president OF
the same. assistant I" RI" president
and eN-otficio lieutenant Of police.
The council shall have II" juri~dic-
tion in civil cases. hut on application
OF the parties in interest and their
agreement in writing To accept the
award Of the council il shall hear and
decide cases involving property not eX-
.-c.-iinc 500 in value. In criminal
matters the president. representing he
council shall make the preliminary
examination. and according TO the re-
suit discharge the prisoner of transfer
him Immediately TO the custody of the
military authorities for trial 10y provost
court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Hay Rejects Diplomat o.Beirn..

Washington. oct. 1O.-Col. O'Beirne,
who was appointed diplomatic repre-
sentative in Washington of the Trans
Naal 10y President Kruger. has been re
jcCt"d AT the state department on the
ground that the department could not
change in any respect it's time honOred
rule To decline 10 receive American
citizens as diplomatic representatives
for IuOt her nation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10

Chicago. oct. 1o.-FOllowing are yes.
terday'S League ball scores: At Phila-
dclphia Boston !. Philadelphia >: at
Wa~LinCton-Baltim Is. Washington
=. i~r"ond GamcI Baltimore -. Wash
ington =: at 81. Louis Cincinnati /.
81. Louis Is; tSccond gamcI Cincinnati
q -. Louis ti-SiN innings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10

Manila. OCT .. 1::;n y. m.-This after
non Il body of insurgents was Secuuea
Ii Iona church. four miles from the
heart of Manila. They opened fire. the
bullets falling among the tents of the
Twenty-tifrh infantry. The Americans
manned the trenches and replied Ut Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
MAJ. BELL WHIPS THE ENEMY
with I.O Picked Men He Has Number of
Brushes.

Manila. Oct. I0.-Maj Bell. with
12O picked men of The 36th, made a
reconnaissance Yesterday in the direc-
Jion OF Florida Bianco, and had three
brushes with rebels. and cleared out
that locality and captured two officers
and several privates. The insurgents
are operating in bands of five 10 20
Schwau'> column entered san Fran
cisco de Mllabon without opposition
tnIs morning The enemy had fled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Like Kansas Cyclone.

Yokohama. oct. l0.-While Il typhoon
was raging Saturday a train was blown
from bridge into the river near
J-tSunomya- Six persons were killed
and many injured. Great damage was
done 10 property and crops.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
RrIck Plant ne.,rnyed.

bloomington. Ills. oct. IL. - The
buildings aud machinery of the Rankin
Brick company. near Bloomington. has
burned. The plant COST nearly SlO0.-
un. hut the works had been idle sew
.LI.Il NnHr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Bryan Receivers His Health.

Webster. la. oct. 1n.-W. !. Bryan
was confined To his bed at the home
of Hon. Fred r. White yesterday. but
j. much better. H." was able TO leave
This morning for D"S MoineS. via OF
iumwa. and will fIll his appointments
made in the state. hcginuinG tomorrow
1f N\-iutpT~,t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10

lean agriculturalist at 500, $50. 900
bushels. The oats crop is estimated at
869. 900. 600 bushels. the greatest ever
raised. The corn crop is 2,125 600, 900
bushels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Admiral Dewey Leaves Washington.

Washington. Oct. 10. Admiral Dew
ey and party of friends left here last
night nj 80 o'clock for Vermont.
where the admiral Is to be the guest OF
DR. Seward Webb
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
rana EIectrte Plant sold

Pana. Ills. Oct. 1o-The Modern
Electric Light and Street Railway com
I'any was sold yesterday 10 a Chicago
syndicate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
Dewey Enroute to vermont.

New York, Oct 10 Dewey arrived
this morning from Washington and
proceeded 81 once for Vermont.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
AGAIN THERE is NO RACE.
Existence OF Fog and Absence OF Wind
Prevent Colum bia- Shamrock Sail.

Mackay Bennett Cable, Oct. 10,
11:3O.-The yacht race has been de-
clared off on account of fog and no
wind.
The committee decided this after
noon that the next race he sailed
Thursday and daily thereafter until
the contest is decided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
WARTS CERTAIN
Hostilities in the Transvaal
Apt to Begin 1c-
morrow.
BOER TAKES BIT IN TEETH.
And Sends John Bull an
Ultimatum Ordering
Him to Get Out.

Time for Response Fixed for Tomorrow
Afternoon When r not Compiled witt
HostiIIties VIII Begin-BrItaIn Hasten
TO Say That She Likewise Has Sent
Significant Document of the Same Ma
ture which Has Crossed the Note From
south Africa.
Capetown. Oct. 1O.-The Transvaa
has sent an ultimatum to Great Brit
ain.
The text of the Transvaal ultima
tum is understood to he on the way
here. According to the latest advices
the time limit expires tomorrow after
noon at ,, when if the demands of the
Beers are not complied with further
landing or dispatch of troops will be
considered as an act of war and hos
tilitics will commence Immediately.
London, Oct. 1O.-A news agency
publishes the following from Pretoria,
filed there at 40 p. III. Yesterday
AN urgent dispatch has Just been
handed Conyngham Greene, the Bit
ish diplomatic agent. requesting eX-
plicit assurances of the withdrawal .
within IS hours, of the British troops
from the Transvaal borders, as wei,
as the withdrawal of all the British
forces landed in South Africa since
the B!oemfontein conference"
Text of the UItImatun.
London, Oct. 1O.-Thc Transyaal
ultimatum received accuses Great
Britain Of unlawful Intervention in
national affairs of the Trausvaal.
The extraordinary strengt thening of her
troops on the border of the TIansvaal
caused an intoIerab,e condition which
obli@es the Transvaal in the interest
Of all she has in South Africa. to de
mand assurances on four points:
/. Tint all diHereRces he arbi-
Hated.
, That all krO0DS Lc HSfaRtU
WithdrawR Irom tie Gordel;S of tie
Ir0RSCaGL.
=. ZHat 0H h0ODS ScRttO SOHth
.A/ricQ since /Hiy / b. rcmOred.
I. ZHat traps ROhr m the WaD
shaH MT he LQHdeG.
TO these demands favorable an
swcr is required not later than > pm.
tomorrow in default of which the
Transv aal viii. ''be compelled TO re-
gard the action of her ma lesty's gov
crnment as formal declaration of
war. and will not hold itself respOnsi
bic for the consequences.
England Claims to Have Done Likewise.
London. Oct. l0.-The Westminster
Gazette saws: We learn from a trust
worthy source that the British gov
ernment has also dispatched n note
containing stringent demands which
must have crossed the BJer ultima
tum. Diplomacy thus said the last
word, and the last word on each side
j. for kind to which the other is not
likely to yield"
DeIagoa Bay bought by Britain.
London. Oct. lot is reported
that at the coming session OF parlia-
ment formal announcement will be
made of the cession of Delagoa bay
and surrounding territory by PoItu-
Rrifaip Tho r,ripa -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10

Manila. oct. IL. 1910 p. m.-Schwan' 5
column entered San Francisco de Nal
abon without opposition this morning.
The enemy had fled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
FILIPINO IS SLIPPERY
Body Of Rebels Suddenly Appears
Within Four Miles of
Manila.
SHOOTING LASTS FOR AN HOUR
But Single Casualty on Our Side, a
Man Wounded.

Tagals Get Away with Unknown Damage
-Schwan Continues His SIarch and Is
Close to san Francisco de MaIabon, n
stronghold of the Insurgents-Nsmes of
the Officers Hurt on Sunday-LocaI Gov
eminent scheme.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
ESTIMATED CROPS OF 'ee.
Wheat. Oats and Corn Yield in Great
Plenty.

New York. Oct. l0.-The whe. t
crop of 80 is estimated bv the Amer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
n.Iaeoa Bay bought by Britain.

london. OCT. IO.-lt IS reported
that at the coming session of parlia-
ment formal announcement will be
made of the cession of Delagoa bay
and surrounding territory by PoItu-
gal to Great Britain. The price is
said to be $40. 600. 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10
In sight ora Rebel Stronghold.

Manila. Oct. -. 1880 p. m.-The
American camp tonight * within sight
of San Francisco de Malabon. the
stronghold of the insurgents in the
province of tavite. where the Filipi-
nos are said To number 1000. During
the march from \oypletl to Rosario
only II few shots were fired. This large
~OaSt town was literally filed with
white flags. The Americans captured
300 or 200 men. many of the FilipinOs
changing their clothing for white COS
TUNES The bay of Rosario was filled
with hundreds of boats. in which the
people had spent an exciting night.
Washington. Oct. l0.-In reporting
the fight on Sunday General Otis gives
tn" following a> the officers hurt: Cap
tain Stafford. Thirteenth infantry.
killed: Captain Mct;rath. Fortipth cav
airy. seriously wounded. Besides these
there were ten enlisted men wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-10

range OF Zoo yards. Th" Insurgents
,Vnllrycd and the Americans used their
artillery. IL" light LASTED an hour.
after which the insurgents rctrcatcd.
one American WAS wounded. The
scouts of jhc Twentieth infantry are
now ont accommodating.
Schwans Column Continues the Advance.
Manila. Oct. . Evening General
Schwan'S column. consisting of the
Thirteenth Infantry. ii battalion of the
Fourteenth infantry. tw" troops of
cavalry. Captain ItiIcy'S battery of the
Fifth artillery and Loves scouts. con
tinupd the advance today towards
San Francisco de Malabon. meeting
with little resistance and suffering no
casualties. The enemy fell back stead
lily. This evening the column il rest
Ing between Santa Cruz ana San Fran
cisco de NalIbon. Provisions are he
ing conveyed to Rosario. between No
velcta and Santa cruz.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-12
@MOUNT HOoO%
U,215 FEET

population, and with every conceivable
advantage Of position, climate and sur
roundings, Portland is destined TO De
one Of the great maritime cities OF inc
new world.
Portland has beween three and four
thousand Chinese In its population ana
the uarter where they lived is kno"
as Chinatown. Parties Of excursioulsts
visited It both day and evening. the
writer was of a party which visited
it late Thursday evening, our guide
being the clerk Of the Chief OF Police.
We visited the Joss house (home OF the
Chinese god), hospital, restaurants,
stores, opium smoking joints ana
gambling dens. Our guide succeeded
in coaxing them 10 give US an exhibl-
ton Of opium smoking in two places
but they could not be persuaded to play
ian.tan--a popular Chinese gambling
game. 1t is prohibited by law and the
city ordinances, and the assurances OF
our guide that no trouble to them
should follow were powerless to move
them. They evidently feared a trick
Of the '.Melican man," and resoultel,
refused to take chances. Almost al
their apartments are small and dirt!
and many are without light and veuti
lstion. Some Of them have an exceed
iugly offensive ordor, and some OF ou
party, particularly the ladies. wer
prompted to hold their noses till the
could get outside. Many Of the China
men speak q little English, some o
them quite huently. In two or thre
places we saw small children, the III
, tie fellows being as frisky as q nest {
puppies.
( On Friday the Association held l
couclu uding meeting and elected Office
? for the ensuing year. Upon leavlu
: Chicago the Mississippi delegation o
q about 10 secure the election Of Mr..
o| II. Henry, Of the jackson Clari'
: Ledger to the presidency Of the Asst
}, citation. Capt. Jas. Il. Duke, Of scooh
2 who Is q ''duke" not only in name b
:. by nature, being an old-time memo
d exercised . great influence. 7
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-08-12

writer also being an old member, and
having many warm friends among the
various delegations, did his utmost in
the behalf OF Mississippi. When we
left Chicago there was several candi-
dates for the honor, but before the
partv arrived in Portland all had given
up the fight, and at this meeting in
Portland Mr.. Henry was chosen presi-
dent by acclamation.
Friday evening a reception was held
at Hotel Portland, which WAS largely
attended by the elite Of the city. Such
of the delegates and accompanying
ladies as had taken along apparel suit
able for q swell, affair Of that kind, par
ticipated in the festivities; but most
Of them had not encountered them
selves with baggage of that sort, and
they remained 10 the background. The
capacious hotel dining hall had been
cleared, and all who cared to do 10
tripped the light fantastic TO strains o.
delightful music.
Our stay in Portland extended over
three days and was made extremely
pleasant by the people OF that citl
they seemingly being unable TO d'
enough ior US to satisfy themselves
We lived in a bower Of roses, were fe;
unon fruits such as the gods Nigh
envy, were given the open sesame l.
every existing pleasure, and ever,
member of the party will remembe
those good people out there till the'
evelids are kissed down by the ange
OF death.
Not a small factor in our pleasure
and sight seeing was the Oregon hall
road and Navigation Co., which pu
| its trains and boats at our service a
ali times and to any extent. Betwee
Portland and the east, the Orego
Railroad and Navigation Company
Columbia River line is the only dlre(
and scenic route, and the trip over 1t
memorable and glorious one. IN
trains are as handsome and as pertet
in all their appointments as those
the most noted eastern roads, the trac
. Is smooth and solid, and the scenery /
in many respects, unsurpassed in tt
, same distance on any other railway
, the United States.
For nearly 200 miles, on one side II
r greatest river OF western North
! South America, and on the other u