davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

Ex- Senator David B. Hill showed courage of the manly sbrt when be denied ibe cbarge that Judge Haigbt, a republican,, was elected by the use oi Standard Oil money. lie said of Judge Hsgh;: ~Hn NHs elected because tue iide Of that year ia Nee York, as well as svery- wbe7e else, Vas win ais party, ard he vas Eoaliuatsd lr-causs of Lie high personal sharastsT, his ? lh 'iaUt judicial ability and unprecedented integrity, conceded b. tho whole bar and people of the state, and e a fair political opPoa~at it gives Es pleasure 10 say this muca.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Satisfactory iusorma,ioa.

For the information of tbs JoCKNaL-MNEz the News will state that the Grsad Canyoa railroad %tTaTeFses prairie region most all the way. Ths survey Of the Grand Canyon road travers.s prairie country practically all of the dist snee to the Grand Canyon, and it is as level as any of the Prsiriss of the Mississippi valley states--Nilhsms News
 The JoCKSAL MINER IS very thank ful for tAs above Information Its editor visited the Grand Csnyou from Williams iu 1894 The prairie country st tbsi time vas standing st considerable of an angle from level. Nearly the entire distance was over a succession oi bIiis and valleys and o6e or tSO of iaen were about as steep, for a short distance, ss anything Ee have trsyeled over in Arizona. It is truly a satisfaction Go know that these hills and valleys have adjusted themselVes into level prairies. Probably in ten or 6fteeu years the San Francisoo peaks will also b. transformed into PrsIries
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

A party of Bedouin Arabs recently attacked 8 convoy of Egyptians with the holy carpet oi Mshomst, be tween Mecca and Medina. 4 6srce conflict ensusd. Four soidiers Eere killed and the rest fed. The B. douins hold the carpet for ransom.
 After five years litigation ID Phila- delphia over the will of Dr. Robert Lsmbon, the parties engaged in tt, the heirs of deceased aud the Academy of National Sciences. have compromised. The academy will receive $9O000O.
 The number of cattle in Texas at this time is given at 5,24S.699 head. which places the state 6rst. The number of cattle in the United States is put down at &, ,9S4, ,340 hs ad, which shows that this state has one tenth of the nnmber.-EX.
 i dispatch from Manila says Baron DumAronias. Frenchmsn who went to the rebel camp to intervene in be- half of the Spanish prisoners 10 the hands of the FIlipinos, has been treacherously murdered.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

Il he members of the Ait'-Iu. periaiistic league should be com Pel!ed to go to the Philippines aud live under their great and good friend' Aguiaaldo, for awhile They would quickly learn what sort of a Geo ge Washington he is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
asked foc and asked that an oppor- tanity be given the state Co do go.
 For the Senate.

Chicago. June 23.-S Sacretsry of War Alger arrived today from D,- troit aud confirmed the statement made by Governor Pingree that be wonld stand for election to the United States senate. He declared himself opposed to trusts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
About Dewey.

Colombo. June 22-The United States cruiser Olympis with Admiral Dewey on board. arriv sd a. 6 o'clock this morning, from Singapore. The cruiser seiu,rd the fort. ashore and was salutsd hy tue lattar in return. An aid-ie-csmp representing the governor 0. Ceylun, the Hon. Sir Joseph Wes'Tldgeway, boarded the Olympia 10 welcome Admiral Dewey, and Colonel Savage, com manding the troops, made a visit at To o'clock, and these visits were re- turned at II o'clock. Admiral Dewey wss met at the jetties by a guart of honor aud amidst cheering drove in the governors carriage to breakfast wi.h Colonel Savage. The acmiral afiorward booked rooms at the Gslloface hotel aud returned on board the Olympia at o'clock. There he received deputatlons reprs- senting the planters association and tbe chamber of commerce, aud wa presented with a silver casket. He will remain m Celyon about a w.'ek- He reports a good voyage frcm Singapore and his health in fairly good condition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

j c W Middleton aud H C Krueges to Horace J Subers. deed, s15C0, 5 l6 interest n Dsnyer and four other mines. Black Hill' district.
 Estate os R V Groom msks amended location of mines. Black Rock district
 T s Bullock and r A Tritle. Ir. to Golden Wave Mining Co. dezsi. 5000; Champion miBr. Walker dis- trict.
 John ShanbeFgeI to Geo $ Porter. releases mortgage.
 Fanny Ryder to r M Murpky and Henry kinsley, powef of ai- torney; Co release a certain orj- gage.
 Geo : Porter aud wife to Harry ( Sheksls, deed. $500. \ 25 feet of lots 26, zS, O. g. 3I. 36, block Ia Prescott.
 Fapny : Ryder. by attorney. tu Geo S Porter, releases mortgage of S2.0O.
 June 24-John Sullivan eies amended notice of location on four mines in Blue Tank district.
 Ahtoa Piejsk X Co locate Irou Range mine in Verde district.
 W F Hamlyn locates Elsie mine ia - district.
 P NJ ShafeT, J c Akard aud r r IoTrey locate Williams mine ia Pierce district.
 United States Treasury Gold Co 6le affidavit of assessDeut work on nine mines in Big Bug district.
 Douglas MsAdor ;o J Moro and J Valsnea, deed. 80; interest 10 Jubilee uiBe. Thumb Butte district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
District cour, Proceeding,

Wednesday. June 2i.-F. W. Nor risGn vas admitted to the practice Of law on a certificate from the state of Missouri.
 Territory vs Eulalio Madrana, ehargsd with ths murder of Wm. Seg0a On motion nf district at- tor;.ev a nplle prs,s.'qui V as entered and iudictmsnt dismis-eI aad de- lsH.lant was Giseharsei.
 1 special yenife was issued for two additional trial jurors which was re- turned during the morning session. The cas-, Of ( be territory ss Joseph Tamborino. charged with assault 10 commit murder. was called and the following jury impa1el'''i 10 irv the case: R W Meaiot. II c Colquit, H 4 Pettos, Jobn P Score. Barney BtIRes. John Kennedy. J V Wesi on " < StoFiS Riley Johnston, Fl E Peoples, Jasper Philips, Frank Kuchler. Case on tIial.
 Iu the United Ststns court C Haney pleaded guilty to one indict- meat Of eoUnterleiting aud E V aud Pat Haney, same charge, pleaded not guilty 10 two ia iiotments against them.
 ThurStsv, Juu,- 22-T-rritory y.. Io.ePh Tanisorino; cSse ciosrd and submitted ia jury at l2:l5 o'clock
 John D 6isnn indiriel ga John c. GleBn, indicted for assault wIth intent 10 commit murder. pleaded quilted of simple assault and was sen .enced Co pay a 6ne of Sl00, which wss paid and defendant discharged. Merrill Brns. vs Joseph TaIabo rino; jay WaEied aud set for trial July l9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
The Rough Riders.

Albany, NY, June 22-GOverBor Roosevelt, accompanied by small party of friends, leaves Albany this afternoon on a trip to Lss Vegas. N. M., where. during the three days beginning next Saturday, he will be the central figure in the exercises and festivities connected with the krst annual reunion oi the Rough Riders. During Governor Roose- yelt's absence Senator Timothy F.. Murphy will serve as governor of the state. Under ordinary circumstances Lieutenant Governor Woodruff would assume the reins of state government buu being absent in Europe. the duty devolves upon the republican leader in the senate.
 Las Vegas, N. NJ, June 22.-The committee on music of the Rough Riders convention, has received in- formation that the Mexican govern meni will bear the expense of the Chihuahua band to and from Fl Pasc. Colonel Brodie has arrived from Arizona E1-Governor Will liams, of Colorado, is here and Coy ernor Murphy, Arizona. arrived this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Wont Work.

The Hague, June 2S-M. DeStasl the president of the peace confer enoe. at a meeting held today, intro dueed the Russian proposals looking to an arrest of armaments and read a declaration disclsimiDg all inien- tion of proposing a reduction of srmameuts at present. But, he sd- 1ed. be was of the opinion ths, fl a staudstill could be agreed upon the reduction would soon come of It. self. All the powers, he explained
 concurred with the cZar relative to the immense evils of armed peace.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

Col A. O. Brodie has been elected president of the Rough Riders as- soeiation for the ensuing year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
preYfus Returns.

Paris, June 22.-The semi-othcisl Temps says Dreyfus will be landed this evening and immediately taken on a train to Rennes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
UNITED STATES COURT.

Ia the Unitei states court C uapey. for couBtc-feitinF, was 6ned $50 and to twu years imprisouuAGt-
 To the timbcr ases, in WBlcb N Wm- Nelson is defen ant, demnrrers were submitted and overruied. defend ant pl. sisd bot guilty. Defendant Harvey 70 s s.mI ar c.ss siSo e-f erpi plea of uot guilt.
 Tuesday. Iuaa 27 Ignaiius f. BaTnsti vs, Vi.eRs Burnett. case placed on calendar.
 Williams vs Williams. Uass plarsd oa calendar. uefault entered ant re- lerred Co P. W. O'Suiiivsn io take testimony.
 Territory Vs. Jo-eph Tinker, grand layceBy. The follnwIng jury Im- panuelled 10 try the case. J J Brooks. F W Uilery, ] srmichael, r s Dlekason. Frank Fenton, K Campbell, Willis Ricrardson. Cha. HsrndoD. C \ 6-bm. ] Campbell, Geo Sutherlaai, Andy Gsrlsn. Case on trial
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Looks Marllke.

London. June 23.-A dispatch from Capetown to the OTtiook says: Tue tension is extreme. Business IS at standstill and the general feel- ing is taat England must promptly bring matters to sn issue. The league will have no difficulty in pre- venting meetings supporting Sir Alfred Miners attitude, the desire being to refrain from embarrassing the impetial authorities The Orange government IS urging the Transvsal to make further conces- sions. Many people consider Sir Alfred Miners franchise proposals useless without granting twelve seats ID mining centers and rlget to speak iu English ID VOlksrsad. Otherwise it will be impossible to select representative men Failing in these concessions. the Johannes burgers say they prefer treaty providing security and judicial and educational reforms.
 The Shropshire regiment has been ordered to hold itself in readiness for immediata embarkmert Tor Cape Town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Excellent Workmanship

\ p.ece of carpenteT .vork has jus been completed by ]. Nimock ai the Head planing mill. which reflects creditably ou the ability of the above gentlemau az a designer and work man and serves as we'll to give to our city thereafter a preference in similar work. The particular piece of work shown is that of the new counter for the branch bank of Ari- zona to be opened next week at je- rome. Ii is thirty feet long, three feet high and two aud one hslf feet wide. and is made from yellow piue. II is mechanical beauty in short, and the variegatad coiors of the grain iu the wood. together Eith the care aud skill used in construction, gives the work sD odd bat yet pleas ing effect. Mir. Nimock states that it is just as substantial as harde woods, aud the material used wss taken from the lumber he has Id stock. IL viii be shipped next week 10 its destination and should be in- spected before sent away.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Plenty of Men

Kansas City, June 23.-Governor Roosevelt authorized the giving 10 the press the substance of s telegram which be filed here today to Presi- dent Mckinley, in which Governor Roosevelt informed the president that in case of call for volunteers New York was prepared to furnish the government with all the troops
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

A special from Vancouver, B. C.. ssys Mrs. Lillian Atwood vas shot sad killed by Har , Brsnt. piano D ayef in . house of ill repute, who then killed himself. Mrs. Atwood formerly livsi in Minneapolis where she met and became infatuated Wi5h BrRGt
 The directors Of the Pennsylvania railroad have elected A. J. Cassatt president of the PennsylTsnia com pany. the corporation which oper- ates the lines west of Pittsburg- MF. Cassatt succeeds the late Frank Thompson snd this action places him 10 control Of the entire system
 The jury in the Moore murder case at Nevsds City. Cal, returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the 6rst degree and exss the punish meut st life imprisonment. Moore murdered Ofieer Kiir0y, who was trying so arrest him.
 While wagon, containing i'm ported miners, was driving from the Evansville. InI.. depot to the mine, where a strike had been in eXists1ce for five months, it was fired On from ambush in the darkness and i've men wounded. among the number being James H. Moore, a bookkeepsr and stOekholder in the Sun, who IS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
Fourth Of July roas,s Century Ago.

A feature of the celebration of the Fourth of July a century ago was tho proBouEcing of toas's 70 honor of George Warrington. who Was then living. This was the tbe toast of l7qa. "Geuerai Washington; may his declining years 5e svreteued bE domestic tranquility in the shsdes Of Nount Vernon A few months later be passed away, and on July f, ISo0. this was the toast, Washing tou. our great 6le leader; may we follow him in slow time To the per manent csntoment and als be found near bis headquarters at the final roll call.n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

uihur of The SpsriKrd in Hi-tory. Associate dltor of Tho Standard dictionary, etc.
 A thoroughly original. stirring eud powerful Argument Tor expansion from point uf view of a hnlar and studen' uf history. Ihe author is a rm nel e,ei in the power 70 the American teopl to r-nch yet histry ideals ot government and rlvillz riul. and fu extend their beueats over The vidozt resch ot toruturY that may le- ciiinIately come under Amprirsn control A distinction is drawn bslves a true and faiee ingerlaiisrn. and it is CuuVinCinEly proved that taty. rxpei,sncy and necs,-sity urce the uation on To til- new a1 pznsiun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28


 Cant c. Gillett the Kansas cattle plunger, whose failure last winter for nearly S20O0,Om caused a sharp furry 10 financial circles, IS reported Co have suddenly left Chi huAhua, Mexico. The Kansas City Star states that Gillett has taken his family to the City of Mexico, whence they will go 10 Central AmencA-
 4 Paris dispatch says that eK- Judge Qaesnay de BeAurepaire, a rabId anti-Dreyfusite, says that DO evidence will be offered against Dreyius al the Renues cOurt.martial and be will therefore be discharged, wfereupon Dreyfus will resign his commission in the army and leave France for some far distant country, perhaps America
 The wife of Jimmy Mitchell champion long distance cyclist o the world, secured a divorce on the grounds of desertion and miscon- duet of her husband. He was toe swift.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

The following ststment has besI issued showing the total number os dsaths reported Co the sdtutaut gsn. eraT's ofles between May l. 1898. ana February Ss. 1899: Killed in action. 1ss died of wounds. 12s; died of aiseAss s-eT7: total s,7sL-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

T. ?. Mullsne, known ss "Dugout Pete" one of the toughest chsract- CTS of the west, was killed in Grant county. near the Arizona line, Sun day afternoon by Special Officer Forester, says the Aibuquerque Journal.
 A dispatch from Des Moines, Iowa, says that J. B. Alderman, msnageT of the new ten cent store, was ar rested on a V arrant sworn out by the Humane society for failing to fur, nish seats in his store for female em- ployees. His case will be made d test case to determine whether store. keepers in Iowa, under the law, eau compel women clerks to stand up.
 4 company has just been organ, ized at Monterey, Mexico, with a capital of 10000, 900 in gold, toeon- g,rnct and operate steel works.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
The Great Qu stiop of EXPANSION.

TAa V .v ork H~rsld says; He Imperial eplb s is a D able and comprehensive pea ID v1r lf eK3a nSioa. The iucicial iOne of the urk aIt it- co scat reasuulng Wiil tudor hfftly trA-t ast old ths alteutian of thoughtful and : ...- -I "a fh r.Il. Lnnt rnr rnnnIrr.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
~Unnu.L.iied Commendations.

Chlcseo Tribune. Chac 80. us: '-Mr Te nsia'- styie is fpllsisei. fovCsful. full of mag ueii-in. His outlook is broad. and bold and Fr.uk. uIs patrtr'is-n i- infe-tiuu , h knoWl- ,.iae sccarst- aud Nvluminuas, Lis l.cie sound ard cil -e wuvct. His trcatise has unity and tiir,ctncss ths. cannot fsii Co wlD tha a3mirA- Jfou 70 tlg nlusi tostiie r,ader
 Hon WI. Q. FRIE. Uni-ei StAsss Senate, A Aasi-nef,u. n. C.. tt is a vEluhhis book and oi great Ilterrsf tu ail hufericAus
 Hon. AMOS J CUMMINGS. Housaof kepre- -eutative-. Washiuet. a. h. C. have rad it thr,-ach ir,u hs'c inning 70 end and h1d tile in forrsa .iuu luvs 'ratlr Nob.dy irtsrrsfed ID our "a ionAl development should faL Ca rusd ihe ho.ak gsrefu.ly.
 Important Maps Illustrating Amer
 Iean Exps usion. Iucludiuz nsps uf ths United StAtea Area. -Ac- cu sitioa, and Trausfsr uf Territory The ha- sraiisu l-.a0t-- e ClrI rIarative Nap uf tAe At- lAuuC Ani facihc Arrzs. lhe West lrdies- T hs fhihppiues
 --lz mo, . lth. A Tropri-,s Co,rr re-isu, price sae p..-f .ait-
 FUNK & WAGNALLS CO. Pub,
 hshers. S0 Lafayette Place,
 New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
JUST PUBLISHEDl The Imperial Repubi6.
By JAMES q. FERNALD.

'-It is for America Co do that ueW thing Amon nations. to make an imperil domain a rspuh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28

ET,HE JOURNAL MISER s7ll oe coatin-
 ~ aea untIl ordered stopped Balls are
 nnt ost regularly s6oat ths expiration of seAr's subscription. and subscribers are re
 llested 70 pay tke sanse as promptly ss &Iaae.hle Sabscribers Who desire the paper 7sQPped at ARy tune are urgently reques ed 7a ssaa notice to this ofice and pay uP tae smoaat das-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-05-13

small achievement to lay the corner
stone for such advanced work-a foun
dation upon which grand superstruc
ture has arisen and we have reasonable
assurance that no check ia the future
can seriously interfere with the progress
Of this noble work.
That the circle OF it's influence may en- Z.
large indefinitely, is the prayer OF it's
first president. Lucy I. SAVAGE.
Mrs. Ford, the second president talk
ell for few moments utter most hap.
py presentation speech by Mrs. Smith,
who never appeared better, on the plat.
form, than she did at this meeting.
Mrs. Ford spoke OF the early difficulties
which beset the club, OF the trials and
dangers the first officers faced but which
proved to be uncealities. the club was
greater than them all and vanquished
them, or they dissolved OF their own in.
anition.
The strongest point made by Mrs.
Ford, was the hope that the club would
now get outside OF itself, to take ques.
tons Of Importance to city and nation
and etand for real advancement along
ethical lines.
Mrs. Towne's remarks were in verse
which we publish in FULL
And this is the Woman's Club;
This is the lady Of Savage race,
With watch-word. peace, and gentle face
Who first ruled the Woman's Club.
This is the club mother, Mrs. Ford,
Whose moral earnestness gave the word
That should hold Us steady with one accord,
In the second year Of the club.
This is the Continental Hall,
Scarce free from the odor of last nights ball(s)
With triangle tables and black deeked wall
And pictures whose meaning we knew not
at all,
And litter that would scarcely hold Us all,
And this is the Commercial College suite,
Whose atmosphere filled Us and worked
complete,
So we bought and bartered and sold as we
meet,
In this home Of the Woman's Club.
There next came make-shift president,
Good only for filling, or some such bent;
Her motto was PROGRESS" get there some
way,
When no one will lead Us who might rule
the day,
And win for the Woman's CLIO.
One "word with the women" and Peattie'.
away,
But she uttered the word that shall last for
Hold to high purpose in all you say.
50 the club chose Hartford to finish the day
With her practical ruling and winning way.
And we met in the Odd fellow's hall; YOU
know,
With rafting junk yard down below.
Two years OF stairs and narrow halls,
Ere we rested Our eyes on the pictured walls
Adorned for the Woman's Club.
Progress still, we are churched at last.
Mid quiet and comfort our lot is cast,
Our Hartford president come from the past,
Already the Sound Of the Expos blast
Warns of work ana care, foil thick and fast,
Make living good business, be strong, be
true,
When weary or harassed, see Heavens own
blue
Says she who guides the Club.
With MANY to choose from, 't;s hal A. ~
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-05-13

position OF recording secretary OF the
Lansing Woman's club. TO the last
che maintained her strong personality,
her keen interest, and wise judgment in
current affairs and in all matters per.
tanning to her club to which che was do.
votedly attached, being one Of the
charter members who organized this
club in 1874. For four years she was
the clubs president and her valuable in.
huence is fully recognized by the organ
ization.
1t was the writer's good fortune to be
member OF her family in 1872 70. and
the influence OF that association has al
ways been an inspiration. Though
sixty seven years ut that time she was
actively engaged in newspaper work.
She possessed fund OF information
such az only the constant student can
acquire. Tie said that the minutes OF
her last meeting az secretary were clear
and beautifully written, showing no
trace OF tremUlous hand.
The meeting on Monday OF the Oma-
ha Woman's club was the first one this
year or any year when all the seats in
the church were filed and standing
room at a premium.
The business was very brief, consist.
ing OF notices OF departments and the
report Of the committee appointed one
month ago to investigate the present
status OF the case OF Mrs. Maybrick.
Miss Nancy Battin. the chairman, spent
a good deal Of time in preparing her
report and she criticized English law
with a freedom which astonishes one,
her reasons for the criticism were 80
logical and we'll founded. She urged
the women to discuss the question and
to investigate it and che said in closing
that there were very good reasons for
believing that injustice had been done
this woman. She asked the club TO take
an interest in the phase Of the question,
not because she is q woman, not bt cause
she is an American. but because she is
human being and is held unjus.ly. Her
appeal was in the name OF broad hui
mainly and high justice. The resolu.
ton was adopted and the committee re-
tanned for the present, until the petition
could be arranged and sent forward.
The resolution was to the effect that,
all other means having failed, it now
appears that II the Government OF the
United States will ask the English
Government to give this case a new
hearing, it may be done and the only
way this governmental interference may
be brought about is through the Sec
rotary OF State. and that the club peti.
ton the Secretary Of State to do all in
his power to urge the British Govern
ment to grant new trial to Mrs. May
brick.
Mrs. Smith has discovered since the
last club meeting that the anniversary
Of ths first meeting OF the club was on
last Monday. and she Immediately IN.
vited all the OK presidents to send
greetings or to come and deliver them
in person il possible. Mis-, Savage, the
first president was not able to attend,
although she il in Omaha at present.
Her greeting was as follows and was re-
ceived with warmest applause and she
WIS sent large bunch OF pink and
white roses, from the club:
Madame, the President. and the Ladies
OF the Omaha Woman's Club.
Dear friends: