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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Cow. Brain in Man,. Head.

The most delicate surgical operation ever performed, and which has so far proved successful. was accomplished by Dr. Hsrman and other physicians, re- gently, at Harman, W. Va Jay Lutz, mine boss in the Harman mines, was al- most killed by falling slate, his skull in the back of his head being badly crushed. All hope of his recovery was abandoned. but Dr. Harman concluded to resort to the last means to save the mans life. and accordingly had brought in from the pasture field young heifer, and the brains of the animal were re- moved and substituted for those which were badly lacerated in Lutz's head. The transfer of the delicate members was tedious, but was, it is believed, so successfully done that Lutz will recOy- CT. After the heifer's brains were re moved she was turned loose in the pas ture field. The beast stands in one place all the time unless started by some one, and it is necessary to start her jaws to moving when she is fed and to stop them when she completes her meaL-N. |. Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
THE NEWS
A YUMA DISASTER.
SIX People Perish in a Big Fire al That Place.

SIX People Perish in e Big Fire al
 That Place.
 Yuma, Aug. 3l.-The most dis astrous fire in the history of Yuma broke out at 3 o'clock this morning in the second story of E. F. San guinetti's mammoth mercantile es- tAblishmsnt.
 An army of men were working like beavers when the second floor, which was used as a storeToom, came down upon them with a crash, killing five men instantly and more or less in turing many more.
 The list of the dead are: City Councilman H. F. Neahr, Rodolfo Wilson, James Tapia, Julian Pre- ciado, R. Rivera. Richard Wilson was badly injured and died at noon today.
 The bodies of Neahr, Wilson and Rivera were burned beyond recogni- ton. Their bodies have been re covered and large force of men are searching the debris for other vic tins.
 It is thought by many that at least ten men are buri..d beneath the runs but only the above are Posit- lively known Co have perished.
 Mir. Sanguinetti's loss on the goods is over Sl0O.0OO with S40,00O insurance. The building belonged to John GAndolfo and was worth 5000, partly insured. The Ire was confined to one building. The origin of the fire is unknown. E. F. San guinetti is one of ArizonA's most solid business men and will resume business immediately.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Burmister-Gage Wedding SesGss.
Iron A9oaaT's Daily,


 While the engagement oi R. B. Burmister of Prescott, and NJ ss Martha Gage of Tempe, has been no secret for some time, the young couple surprised most of their friends this morning by being quiet ly married without any previous an- nouncemeni. The ceremony was pronounced at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gage at g o'clock by Rev. E. D. Wyckoff. Only members of the families of E. B. Gage and Geo. \. Gage and of R. H Bur mister were present to witness the ceremony. After the words hieh made the young couple man and wife were pronounced an elaborate wedding breakfast was served and at II o'clock the couple weut south by special train in private car mum her 9S of the :. F, P. & P. railroad. They will remain in the Salt river valley for about a week or ten days.
 The bride IS a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. \. Gage of Tempe, and a niece of Mir. and Mrs. E. B Gage of Prescott, a highly accam- plished and estimable young lady. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister. has lived iu Pres colt all his life and is consequently we'll known to all our citi- zens and is liked by all who know him. The couple start in life lWjthvery brightest of prosPects;vith friends, health. competence of this worlds possessions, energy and bright hOpes for the future. May their fondest ambitious and lOftiest aspirations be realized, and may their cup of happiness, now full 10 oEerhowing, never be displaced by diversity or dissppointments, Is the wish of the JOURNAL MINER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
rss loss PINE psopssrv.
ReApsser's oress Copper hsss Passes
 late ne rtEnds of tas caasrds.

ReApeser's oress Copper Asss Passes
 late ths btsnds of ths caasrds.
 TbeEa are few better mines in AriEoaa than the Lone Phse. ls has bea0 a steady PtodsnsE and is iook- ed apan As the best copper mine in thfs ssctioa outside of the Jerome alStFset. For eighteen years Geo. kohPrter kAs pinned his faith so the great black dyke that paases throagh the center of the Lons Pine mise aod withia the iAst tao FeArs that fAisk Aas been rewarded. Toe Nain ls about 10 feet in width bas uGly a small part of the erexiss matter has been cut. bus where ever development has been done the mineral has been found. Ia fact the Lone Pine has been the largest ship- psr o9 eoppeE ore in YasapAi county, outside of the Unile6 Verde. The lArgest gro bodies were recently cut ai he depth of IS5 leet ln the east Winze directly under the crown of the great dyke. A great deal of the ore has been shipped Co distant smesters. Recently the mineral has been bought by the Big Bug smslfsr whore 6 large amount is now stored ia bins to asssst ia smaltinR the dryer ores, the Lone Pine being basic ia character aad very desirable for naxing.
 TheEe are at present opposed three very large pay streSks of black ox- iies aud salphrets. Tue average value of the ere sold is so per ton. Mrs. Maade NJ Clifford finally came to terms with Mr. Rohpster, made Der first payment and took posses- sion of the mine Monday of last week.
 A large force of men are at work upon the property and three ore teams were at once put to work. A pew boarding house was bought ct Hnron and moved over to the mine last "Wednesday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
An Afternoon and Evenings Pleasur,

Mrs. J. M. Watts and Mrs. S. P. Behan gave a dual entertainment 10 their friends on Saturday afternoon and evening at the residence of the latter. The al rnJCn yls Tor ladies only, while in the evening young people of both se1es were enter tained. Whist aud hearts were the features Of .he afternoons enter tainment, the guests being divided into two companies. Mrs. Beverly Cox and Mrs. R. R. Coleman won au equal number of points at whist and in the dIaw the former took first prize and ,he latter second. At the heart tables Mrs. Lowell carried of ! first honurs and Mrs. Bowling was awarded the consolation prize.
 Hearts was the game of tho even ing's entertainment and the ladies first prize was won by Miss Winifred Gould and the consolation prize bI Miss Alice Postle. G. W. Middle ton and Captain Frank FrantZ tied for the gcntlemen's first prize, snc in the draw it was won by the latter while F. c. Cruise secured tLe con solation prize. 1 Elegant refreshments were served at both functions.
 The favors were exquisite souven | irs of the occasion, sll being hanC painted China ware from the brusl of Mrs. Behan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Fighting Joe.

Mania a, Aug. g. - General Wheel. has been ordered to report to General MacArthur. He will be giv.n command of General Fun st,.n'- hrlgade, which Colonel Lis cum commanded temporarily. Gen rral , heeler will proceed to San Fernando tomorrow afternoon, after having spent a week in energetically visiting be lines. General Wheeler said 10 , representative of the AsSo- cia.c,i Pfess: "I am much pleased with tho situation. l think when Major General Otis gets mo:e troops he will make rapid progress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
4 New Cooperation.

A new corporation has just been formed of S50,O0G fully subscribed, to manufacture 10 San Francisco sn English preparation, Celery Soda, which will be introduced in the United States as a harmless, yet ef- feetive cure for headache, nervous ness. biliousoess and sleeplessnsss.
 The incOrpOrstOrs are R. w Tan sill, the millionaire cigar. man of TausilI's Punch cigar fame; Edw. L. Baldwin. proprietor of the Ferry Drug company and president of the of the Standard Pharmicsl com pany; William H. Jordan. one of San Francisco's most prominent at torneys; F. A- Boulton and R. A.. Von Meier. -e.-.-~
 This company is composed of e1- penenced men, backed with ample capital, ana will introduce tnls article on the Pacific coast on what is known as the agency policy, aP pointing one dealer only ID each town as selling agent Tor Celery Soda
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Frances Disgrace.

Rennes, Sept. 1.-At the court martial of Dreyfus the clerk of the court read a report to the effect that M. Dutreiuil, who testified against Dreyfus was 8 person of good char acter. DreYfus's lawyer had asked
 that his character be learned. A groom named Germsin deposed to seeing Dreyfus at the German army manoeuvers in Alsace. The general effect of the testimony of the witness was unfavorable to the prisoner. Germain declared that he ssddled a horse for Dreyfus to follow the man. oeuvers. Colonel Joaust questioned Dreyfus, and although he did not
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Shnnn Mnnr,. Raa,lrn.-

Sheriff Munds arrived yesterday, coming from Santa Fe, New Mexico, whitheE be went 10 personally inter view ketcham, the supposed Camp Verde murderer. He states that on entering the cell of Ketchum he fouRd the latter very communica- tive on general subjects, but when the Arizona murder was mentioned Kesehum appeared entirely ignor- ant of the deed, stating however that be would make 6 general con fession of his criminal life previous to his death. which was expected to follow from blood poisoning from gun shot wounds. ketchum also in- formed Sheriff Munds that he knew of him, and this is borne out by the familiar manner in which Ketchun acted when the sheriff entered the cell, the prisoner stating that he would neveF have met Mnnds had he not been ~Winged" in kss flight. Various propositions were made by Sheriff Munds to New Mexico off cials for the transfer of Ketchum to Ysvspai, but all we're rejected owing to the reasona of etAa< ss-
 wards being oFsEsd for him and also 10 tbe fact that the prisoner wss slowly dying. It seems that Ksseh nm came Co Mohase county last winter and resided there with his brother iD-law, a man named Dun can. The latter Is now at Santa Fe to see Ketehum. In April last Ketchum passed through Prescott aud in May robbed a store at Frisco. New Mexico. IL Is the belief that he then retEaced bis steps to Ari- zona and the J7ly tragedy st Camp Verde followed. Sherid Munds says that be has trailed Ketchum from Camp Verde to New Mexico by a clear chain of circumstances that connects Ketehum unquestiOnably a. the murderer of Rogers and Wing6eld. The Ysvapai posse is at present in New Mexico and will re- turn overland, snd the search aban- dnnssd ara.f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

eonfound the prisoner in any way Dreyfus made a weak reply in de- clariDg he could not remember whether he hired horses of Ger mains employer or not The nsIt two witnesses, however, gave strong testimony in favor of Dreyfus and badly knocked Germans testimony about.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Busted Up.

Y a hingtOn, Aug. 29.-The state de. l lment has received the follow ing blegram from Consul SimP- son At Puerto Plata, Santa Do min:,. All the towns in this dis tric. except Monte Christi are in pos4 -ssion of the revolutiOnists. Tbi, town Puerto Plata surrend- ere yesterday"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
IHE DREYFus CONSPIRACY.

Intimations That Some of the Gen
 erals May DiVulge the Truth.
 Rennes, Aug. 3l.-The air of Reu- nes this evening is filled with ru- mors of conspiracies and Predic- tions of coups de theatre, but noth- ing precise can be ascertained. Gen eral Mercier's attitude during the last few days has mysti6ed his fol- lowers in the case. It is now ac- cepted as beyond question that there is 8 serious division of opinion on the part of the generals.
 While the case was running smoothly against Captain Dreyfus they all pulled together, but sinc' the tide of evidence began to turn in his favor, as was notably the case during the testimony of Captain Freystsetter and Col. Cordier, which proved much more damaging to the generals staff than the latter antici- pated, certain dividing lines have become manifest between the varl- ous cliques. General Roget, Major Lauth, Captain Cuignet and NJ. Gribelin, the principal keeper of the archives of the war office, form one coterie, General Mercier and Gen eral Gonse form another, and Gen eral Elliot and General de Boi,- deffre third.
 According to one report the first two coteries intend to throw over General de Boisdetfre, whom they feel to be faltering, and declare that he is responsible for all the errors and illegalIties of the court martial of 1894. thus making him the scaPe- goat. According to another report General Roget, who was not i'm plicated in 1894, will cut himself loose from Generals Mercier, Gonse and De Boisdeffre. This is plsus- ible hypothesis, since Roget has as sumed throughout the role ot de- fender of the army, thus making himself popular with the army aud with large section of the nation.
 Yet another story IS that the gen erals are going to give way to the authorship Of the bordereau in view of the strong evidence, and will ad- init that Esterhazy wrote 1t, alleg- ing, however, that Dreyfus furnished the information, not direct 10 Ester hay, but to a third person, who acted as intermediary without Drey- fus knowing Esterhazy. In the mat ter of evidence, today was quite Dreyfus day, only the deposition ol the last witness, General Deloye, be ing unfavorable. Tomorrow's pro ceedings behind closed doors wil deal with the question whether Cap tain Dreyfus was in a position to di vulge the information regarding th' artillery which was promised m th' | ordereau.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

A Music Album Free. From Sept. 3 to Nov. ,, the Sunday World will issue weekly a song in sheet music form, with handsome eOlored cover. The entire set will be mailed, post paid. for soc. Remittanees received after Sept. 3 will get the back numbers and each new number is- sued. Besides the song, The World will also send its cOlOred Art Port folio. which is a marvel of journal ism; Its Sunday Magazine, which equals the monthly periodicals, and it's Comic Weekly, which excels every comic weekly in the United States, except two, and in its comic scope equals these two 10-csnt pub locations.
 Write a postal card te the Sunday World Music Editor, Pulitzer bldg New York, for a list of the songs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
A Great Cinch.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Chicago was visited ic.iay by eastern promoters who are trying 10 combine corset manufa '.u:r-s in trust. The pro- posed g., m iAat nn is to toe known as tie A;ueT.csn Corset company, and hay. capital of S30,0O0, 900, half each ef preferred aud common stock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Ten Ne~ and Original Songs Which
 Can be Had Free.

What will the great matropolilan papers do Bexti This is a question some one asks nearly every day. But there is one which leads all others. It has gained the sobriquet of aAmeEica's Greatest Newspaper" by jast such remarkable pieces of enter prise as the one which has just now attracted the attention of the press all oves the country.
 Last week the New York Sunday World announced thai it would give away sn album Os new and original music, consisting of ten of the up to-date class of songs that are now SO popular, such e songs of senti- ment, "coon" songs, -cakewalks," " &c. These ten songs the Sunday World proposes to distribute one each week. with every copy of the Sunday World. When it is consid- cred that the average price of new music, written and composed by popular authors, is from % to 45 cents, the uuparAlled enterprise of the World in giving the song away with big Sunday newspaper, for which only cents is charged, is ap- parent The World requests that we publish the following announce ment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Opening Of the School.

The city schools will open for organization tomorrow morning.
 I would call attention of parents and pupils, to the following change. All pupils who attended school ID Miss Campbell's department last year will report N' tir high school building tomouOw morning. There are several other changes to be made but they can hs attended to after school calls Q. roruing.
 Beginners L-.l.. years of age are to report at the kindergarten de partmert, and those SIX or over at the first primary department.
 New pupils of all grades are ex. pected to report at the principal: office for examination and classif- cation. s-
 Schools will not be in session or Wednesday, Thursday and Fridal on account of the county institute
 A. j. MATHEWS, Principal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Bryan.

Winurmicca, Nev. Aug. 29.-Wil- liam j. bryaa and wife will pass througn Nevada this afternoon on their w,y to San Francisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Artificial cotton is being msnu-

Artificial cotton is being msnu- factRred in Austria. z.
 T@9mUre deaths from the bubouie plague have been reported at Oporto.
 Clay Center, Kan, has a Senator Hanna who ships butter to the Phil- ippines.
 Owing to the dry, cold atmosphere. not a single infectious disease IS known in Greenland.
 Mexico City is to have the largest bull ring ever built. Its capacity will be 14,000 persons.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
OreYfvs Matters.

R nes, Aug. 29.-The balance of the -,idenee yesterday was in favor of pr'yfus. Five witnesses were for hin nd two against him. The most int. ting testimony was that of the nandwriting expert, Charvey, who Lad come to declare that he had hanged entirely his opinion, whi b in 1894 was against, and is nov. iu favor of Dreyfus, who, he to- d., lfirmed, was not the author of tn, ordereau. His candid comics siol [ error was received with muT- Qu I sAtisfSetiOn in the court, whn'i. became a discreet applause m SD; of Col. Jouaust's patent dis apl oval, when he solemnis- added: 'I .u rlare on my soul and conscience tha ile bOrdereau was written by Ee, hazy."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

The campaign against the YsquIs has been suspended until October, when three or four more regiments will be sent against them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
W. J. spradIing Killed.

Eagle. N. M., Sept NV. J. Spradling. a wealthy eattleman con- trolling stock interests in Chloride. was killed by cowboys near Fair F.ew, in revenge for his murderous assault nPon Miss Nellie MeKinstry of Marion, Ind. Sprsdling met the woman as he was riding by, both be- ing on horseback, and fired ss- volver at her. The shot took efieet in tiis'woman's neck, and she fell to the ground. Cowboys near by starled after Sprsdliug. who emp Jed bis revolver at them. A fusii de from Winrhesters in the han,!s of the Pursuers brought him to tLs ground with SIX bullets in his body and head. He died almost instantly. Miss MeKinsIry will re cove. No cause for the trouble is knoW1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Ohio Democrats .

ZAnesville, O., Aug. 3O.-The dem ocratic convention was crowded to- day. The platform endorses the en- tire Chicago platform and demands the renomination of Bryan. It oP- poses imperialism and alliance with foreign kingdoms. The platform also declares against a large stand ing army and in favor of the iniatia- tive and referendum and the election Of the president by a direct vote. John R. Mclean was nominated for governor on the first ballot.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Arizona Matters.

Washington, Aug. 30.-The firm of Owen < Hill of Minneapolis, were the only bidders for the building and sewer system for the Little Water Indian school. Navajo agency, S5.- O00. E. M. Sanford of Prescott, is here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

President aud Mrs. Mckinley have returned to Washington. -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
B. P. O. ELKS.

pRESCOTT LODGE Nc. 33O. meets First and Thtrd W ednesdays of each month. Visiting brothers are cordially invited Co attend
 REESE N. LING, F, k. E A, KAsTNER, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

ACCIDENTALLY we are Mes- Il chahts. We sell everything us- ualiy found ID a oomplsts Drug Store. Sick room helps, food for convalescents. and a thousand and one toilet eonVeniences.
 Dur presertptien q dspartmest Is iA charge of a Graduate in FhaSoaey. We want your prescriptions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Druggists First.

l Our frst duty is 10 ID facture medicines and to com pound prescriptions, sith which to dispel disease and to remove suffering. We are lieu tenants tO your doctor Obeying his orders as carefully and implicit ay as if under rigid military discipline. l!Undoubtedly that is the kind of service you want when there is a . lsick one at home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Entered in the PostOfioe at Prescott as sec
 Ond class matter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-26

TO help him out. 1 am going up to see
A. w. Curtis, chairman of the board of
selectmen, and find out whether l am
TO get the town hall or not. 1 propose
to have all my troupe give a concert
and sacred entertainment Sunday eve
ming at the town hall as a benefit for
the injured boy. I will not take a cent
OF the money taken in, and l won't ask
cent for the services of my company
Mr.. Butler, father of the boy, can take
the money and do his best with it,"
The post office controversy some
what died out today and the petition
that was being circulated was not sign
Cd by one half of those approached.
The Spy man called upon one of the
most influential business men in the
western part of the town, but who does
not wish his name published. He said:
guess the announcement in The Spy
this morning showed the petitioners
that they wouldn't have everything
their own way. The petitioners would
nave had everything their own way
and we wouldn't have been heard at all
on the proposed change il you hadn't
come and secured our side of the story.
l think we are going to win out be-
cause we have the post office authori-
ties back of US and have no reason to
hdNe the post once changed, only mat
II would be in more central location.
The other side not only has the posi-
ton OF the post office in their minds
but also the lack of revenue that would
come to them if the post office is re-
moved.
When the authorities understand
who started that petition they won't
hesitate one minute in removing the
post office'
Edward Shearon was before Trial
Justice A. w. Curtis this morning
charged with drunkenness. His case
was placed on file.
Night Patrolmen PIERRE, Graveleine
and Edward H. Bryant attended the
superior court at Fitchburg today.
Deputy Sheriff H. P. Draper passed
today in Fitehburg.
The interior of the Windsor House is
being renovated.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-26
WARREN.

Warren, Aug. PA meeting will be
held at DR.. E. j. Bucks office next
Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, at 7.45
o'clock, to form a gun club.
w. R. c. Circle will meet Aug. 80 with
Mrs. Huldah White, Mechanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Trip Of Wo-
burn are visiting friends in town.
Miss Marian Powers of Worcester is
visiting her grandfather, John Bos-
worth, on Quaboag street
Rev. G. R. w. Scott of Newton will
preach at the Congregational church,
Aug. 81, morning and evening.
The Boston and Albany Railroad will
run an excursion to the fireman's mus
ter at Webster, Friday, Sept. l.
Mrs. G. p. Morse started this morning
to visit Mrs. w. f. Tourtelotte of
West Somerville, accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Elvira and Fannie
Barnes, who have been spending the
summer with her. They will go by
trolley and return the same way.
Miss Inez e. Agard has accepted a
position as teacher in one of the schools
at New Salem.
Miss Myra Warren is visiting friends
in Springfield.
II. M. Amesbury. representing E. HI.
Saxton Company, jewelry manufacture
ers, Boston, Mass, is in town with a
large line of goods this week.