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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
REFoRMI REFORM REFORM |

Let no Democrat in Virginia. flatter
himself that the Martin cabal will be
content with the recollection OF Martin
to the Senate as their contribution to
the power of the Inoney-tru Even If
the cabal were willing to stop there,
they Will not be allowed 30 do SO, II
they are able to run rouEh-shod over
Gov. Tyler and the Democracy OF Vir-
GINA No! Their masters, the trusts
and monopolists. including the Ma
tionai Office Trust and the Money
Trust. will direct them to put Virginia
In the anti-Brynn and anti-siiver col
umn at the next National Democratic
Convention: and if they shall succeed
In forcing Martin again for u. S. Sena-
tor upon us, what Is to- prevent them
from falsifying the Virginia Democracy
in the next National Convention, lie
this unfaithful organization, in col
fusion with the oddities and nonopo-
lists. are meekiy submitted to, in ac-
cordnnce with the advice OF that por-
ton Of the Democratic press which is
shouting for loyalty" Regularity"
party unity" &C.. in behalf of a
treason that has forsworn loyalty.
committed every irrcgularity. and has
made unity impossible without q
shameful submission to nagrant wrong
by all honest and manly virsinian
Democrats?
II the Democrats OF Virginia still! be-
i!eve in the Democracy they heined re-
store In 1896. in snitc ot the Cleveland
treachcry: Il they are still faithful to
the great leader for whom they so en-
Enthusiastically SHOUTED and worked in
1898; they rnnst ROW arouse again, and
in time. lest they. OVER 1864, 900 I n this
State. be put TO silence next year and
the 1000 oddities OF Virginia, who voted
for Palmer and Buckncr. rush over
them to The front and nut up dele.
gates opposed to the denomination Of
Bryan.
Eternal vigilance IS the price OF
liberty" and this is moat true when
fraud and treason are visibly afoot all
around us. and when our worst enemies
are found to be members of our own
household. The evil and danger that
threaten us most are in our own orKani.
cation. and unless that be reuRst and
reformed from tep 10 bottom, we SHAH
be worse betrayed in 1900 than We wcre
in 1893. and are likely to be ar.in this
year. 49,
Every manly heart In the nemocfatic
ranks should rise with the peril OF the
occasion peril that will be- augment.
I y " M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
"a SIiAMEFU IN CONFIRMS

y what q shame s What q frsside dent
and " hat an adminlstration!s Dewey
/ eicomed home with great and Well
deserved honors, and schley, aimont, II
not equally, rs we'll deserving; the
victim Of ,nayaliand adminlstrativeS ca
bal at washington, shorn, practically,
OF his lawful rank. in the navy, snuS-
bed and dlscredited. his laureiB eonfis-
Gated TO the glory of sampso on; ana the
real hero of the great and Hcnderful
battle OF Santiago sent to coventry and
q shiplcss station in tho South sAtIantic!
Not even given place In Dewey pro-
ceedings At New York! E5.
There can hardly be any comparison
with the two fights Of Manila and San
tiaso Bay. In the foriner, the Spanish
feet Of Monto5o; consisting of .old and
out-of-date hulks. was cooped UP In a
harbor, where Dewey, had the splendid
audacity to attack them, with all the
rumors Of ithickly planted torpedoes and
dreadful mines and to dare the fire OF
we'll placed land batteries. That done.
his well armed ships, with their train
cd gunners, sank, fred and otherwise
disposed OF Montojo's ships at their
leisure.
But at Santiago, with Sampson OF on
a scout for prlze-money, Cervert and
his modern, frst-class and we'll ap-
pointed fleet, made a sudden dash. from
the harbor for the open sea. where
Schlcy. with bhe other heroes under
his command, attacked, pursued and
sank them. ono after the other in the
most Fkillful and gallant style. 1t was
q great and glorious victory, insompar-
aide In modern naval warfare except
with that twin achievement OF Dewey
at Manila: both victories not only
| great in themselves. but also In their
consequences. II Dewey shattered and
put an end to Spanish pewer In the
East. SO did Schley to Spanish power in
the west.
But in the moment Of victory at Sam
tlaEo Bay, Sampson. the housing owl
Of prizes and prine.monsy won by
others. crept upon the scene, raised his
nag of admiral in command, and seized
| hii Lit ioiiofs VI tuC OAtdC. Hub WIS
Schley. the eagle OF the occasion,
hawked at and slain, and Sampson rose,
towering in his pride Of place with
stolen glory. Ana this when the modest
Schley, claiming nothing but his snars
as an inferior in command. proclaimed
| that the victory afforded honor enough
| for all! Ay, for all save Sampson, who
having won none OF the glory. neverthe-
less at once claimed 1t all by Virtue OF
| his rank, as minion Of the powers at
| Neutrality-suspicious. and snubbinE
| Schley and all the other heroes OF the
! fsht
In this mean assumption Sampson
was supported by the President and the
| Navy Department. and Schley, the
real victor of the night which destroyed
Cervera's feet and drove Spain frem all
American land and water, became the
sacrifice to SIMPSONS inordinats greed
| and vanity; for 1t was necessary to de-
| grade the real hero, 80 that the false
claimant. Sampson, should engross the
| glory of the occasion. And In thIs n
fanny Mckinley ncquissced, as he has
done In all the subsequent persecut ton
Of gallant officer and noble mantle
hero OF Santiago!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
Southern Shorthand and
Business University

y (Also purchasers OF the Columbia Bus
mess College). Corner CRANKY street and
City Hall avenue. Individual Instruction.
j. NJ. RESSLER. President.
a'Phonc (neW} 156.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
This Phillips & Vest School for Girls

MISS E. +. PHILLIPS,
MISS S. K. WEST,
Principals.
Fourteenth annual session will begin
OCTOBER I'd. 1899. y thorough course in
all departments Diplomas awarded to
the primary dersrtment. Applications
may be made at tho above or at 273 Butte
st. Circulars can be obtained from the
book stores se6-eodlm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27

ga saSd elnp has led BY thsss IL tior,
s. 81 Msfhn the s 8 Eat no Demo-
era, .si;: pss eluded ftrt her. displaced
conn dencs ha y bro,ig hi us ali an the
party; lto this sseryile and iiumiliating
posture p stu at the feet of a cab al Z, Of
traitors. Up men, and Of them,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
.Ruptures
and Trusses !!

1t is not usually tina, rupture can be
cured, but some times II taken at Its early
stage and Truss properly fitted. it ire
auently makes a. perfect cure and should
il fall In that 1T prevents It's growing
worse and keeps the afflicted one com
Portable.
We have had many years experience in
fitting rrussss. and our largo stock Of
these goods enables us to use Just the
correct one, and we guarantee our
goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE, i. /: il !,

For Young Women and Girls. .Thoro,isa
and complete course OF study. FjnalI5h
Branches, Languages, Art, Music. gEfocu.-,
tior and Physical, Culture. Session win
begin September the 9th. HE1lE} 80
Miss VIRGINIA, REYNOLDS, :.
Miss MARY BUCHANAN. RANDOLPH.
prtnolpa Isl,
For other information address care r. on
BOX 2s1 Norfolk. Va. For personal inter-
View after September the lat, call al then
Mary washington College, corner OF
Granby street and College Place. Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
Classical Preparatory School for Bows

MISS HELEN WOOD ROGERS
will reopen her School for Boys MON
DAY. October %. For further particulars
address her at Orange, Va cara Mas
kemper; untl September 23d after which.
uin. she can he seen ut No 60 Boush
street. Norfolk. sel-s,ip. wed -fri-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
Leache-WQJd School .fof Youigs BLddjel
|" SCHOOL or SINGING, !,

SCHOOL OF SINGING.'H,SS
Mr.. WILLIAM RICHARDS tlate fsof
Royal Academy OF Music, London Eng
iand), Director and Instructor In Voice
Culture and the Art OF Singing" in ali
Its branches. e 80 a ~. tSS,.f
For terms and other information ad-
dress or apply at. Studio; Masonic Ten.s
pie, trcemason street. Norfolk, Va. :Pupifs't
Recita!s will be given during the SEASON.,
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
GLOBE IS ALL RIGHT.

Several of our exchanges have pub lish-d statements made by disg,uutled visitors to Globe, who failed tu ''catch op," that our copper companies had dischsrsed nearly a,l their men. there by conveying the impression that times in Globe were "corky' The idea Is entirely erroneous. One company has discharged 900 green hnn'ls, but there is no indication that this action has had any depressing effect on the camp, which continues to expand from mouth to month. The improvement Is sub stantial, aud we sssur, sorthrads and timornus people that Globe is bnlld ng on a rock foundation and there will le no retrogressi"u. Important sales are be,ug made every week, and capable men find emplo, ment. This is a first class camp and tue riff ruff and ,ncom- peteuts had better seek some other field. Our two largest copper com- panles now employ abou, 715 men, which is not so pad.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
James A. Fleming. accompanied by

James A. Fleming. accompanied by Governor Murphy, returned tO C .one last Tuesday, ana the following daj went out to inspect the extensive work which, during the absence oi Mir. Fleming, has been under way on the Black Warrior group of mines
 Mir Fleming will remain to supervise the erection of the teaching plant anu so rever' eratory furnace; the first two carloa's Of machinery arrived this week and the baiance, or about ten cars, is expected to follow. It is the intention of the company to have the plant in operation at some time between the midd of June and the 15th of July. On Friday Mir. Fleming will go out over the new toll road tu accept the portion which has been completed 10 that point. This Is the first visit that Governor Murphy h s made to this section sin e oI CT four years ago, when he came on a cam
 paigning trip. He expressed himself as immen ely pleased wSh the mir eral resources or G obe district, and 1t would not be surprising if he shoui, invest. Asked about his knowledg, of a new railroad being built across the Pinal mountains, the governor said that wh le he was not personall, Interested in the enterprise. if upon h return to Phoenix his judgment should be wanted, he wou,d express himse f in an unqualified manner, that granting the route is feasible, devel opment of the mineral resources of Gila county would justify not only two but three roads. It is the inten- ton of Governor Murphy to return to Globe when he shall have more time to examine the outlying country.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20


 Fred Schaefer, of the Maison Doree restaurant and bakery, has ordered a complete modern ice cream pant from California, which is expected soon, when he will be glad to supply fam lilies and the general pubic with tie same in any quantity. He will make d especially of ice cream, the choicest favors. During the summer months the restaurant will adhere strictly to the si.ort order system, and every thing will be fresh cooked as ordered. Only the best and freshest ar,ic.es served. His prices are .he same as other places anu the kitchen is alway open for inspection. Nothing here Is rehashed but you get W hat you pay for, fresh and who.esome He keel s all sorts of delicacies in the bakery me, which IS the finest in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
"StilI on TOp."

The well known music house of A. Redewill is not satisfied simply to get on the top of the ladder and then stop. Mr. RedeWill wants to ruu the poles mp into space and tack on few more ruhgs for fear some one will catch up with him. Since last October MT. RrdewilI has disposed of 7S pianos and organs and is just now getting ready to take off his Coat for the summer trade. He will leave for Sonora in Il few day. and will take in" Gusymas and Her. mOsi'!o on his travels. He proposes to lace carload of implements in that state and he will probably do it. He believes he has mission, and 1t is to civilize the whole southwest through tue refining influence of music. By strict busiuess methods aud hottest dealing he has thus far made great progress along the line of his theory. -fLoenix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Harrison Yarlsll hi, l.!cs or as signs;
 I Iis Is to n)afy you that l. ". r. W.llsea IS IScj-Jwn5: in the following named mining ,lain, situated in Green Valley mining district Territory of Arizona, County of Gla (for. neriy TayapaD and Is the Wild Reg mining claim. more particularly described on pages JJo and 5Oi. book 2i. of Yaygpai mines records, Iave done and performed the annual work on aid claim as required by law for the years ,y6 iSG and le9s.
 This, therefore. Is to notify you that if you 10 not pay your full proportion Of tho cost of aid work, together with the cost of this ad. 'ertisement, within ninety days after the ex hration Of this notice. that your Interest H. aid mining claim rs co-owner will cegse anc : operation of law become the p,operly of le undersigned. W. E. WlLLSEA.
 tfirs. pub April sU-g0d.i
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

The special spring number of the Phoenix Republican, is hy far the best edition of n newspaper ever pnhlisbe,i in Arizuha, apd the only regret is thai fifty thousand eupies were not issu. d instead of ten thousand. Every count, and important town is covered, the articles having been contributed ny men thoroughly couvrrsaut with thri' subjects. The Republican, sltbough of color in politics, Is live newspaper aud Is doing good work for Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

The recent action of the Penusyl- vauia legislature balloting for the cleo tion of man to the U. 5. senate while the same man was being tn, d upon charge Involving moral turpi' tude, is custom which should he more houor.d iu the breuch thau the observance.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
R. J. WILLIAMS, Clerk.

Word was received here from Dem ing. N. M on "Wednesday, that Scott White. sheriff of Cnchiss county. hrd arrived there, having in custody the H"Ideman brothers. whom he cap. tnred at the l.. c ranch, on the tiila. These two desperadoes. for whom reward had been offered, on April B, murdered Constable q. l.. Ainsworth and Deputy Sheriff Ted Moore, while the two officers were serving papers on them at Wilgus, in the Chiricahua mountains.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
Revival r1se.iags,

Rev. Dr. Thomson will De in Globe for ten uays and breach each nngnt al 5 o'clock. A b,L.e rvs.oing and prayer service will be heid at s p. m. ca Il day. The first service will be ae.U next Sunday at l0:3O q. m. Dr. Thom. son aill preach and administer tLe hoy communion. Every buuy is m vited Co unite in these meetings foi personai profit and the goJu of ah. ldcetings to commence at time ar. nounceu. E. o. MCINTIER
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
Attention Voters.

In accordance with an act of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Arizona, entitled An act to authorize school districts to issue bonds to build school houses and to liouldate outstanding indebtedness" approved Feb. sl, 1891.
 Notice is hereby given that in the judgment of the board of trustees of school district No l, of Gila County. Territory of Arizona 1t is advisable to call an electic and submit to the tax payers of said school district No. 1, of said count and territory. whether bonds shall be issued for the purpose of raising money for purchasing school lots, building school house and supplying the same with furniture. neces- sary apparatus and improving the grounds.
 Wherefore, an election is hereby called for such purpose. to be held in the county court Arizona, on the 9th day of May, 1899. between the hours of i:3o o'clock p. IT.. and ,:s0 clock D. m. of that day.
 That the names of the judges who are to conduct the said election are C. H. Hill Jas. Wiley and John c. Evans.
 That the amount of bonds to be issued is twelve thousand (si2.U0o dollars. One half of the total amount of said bonds to be of the denomination of s95o each, and one half of the total amount to be of the denomination of si5O each. bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum. interest payable annually on the first day of each and every year that said bonds may be outstand ing.
 That said bonds shall run for period oi twenty years with the privilege of taking up
 
 one years previous notice to the hJlder thereof.
 Dated Globe, Gila County, Arizona Terri sory, Aprl IT. 1899.
 W. O. KELLNER, $. A. PARNAIL J, J. kEGSAN.
 N. B,-A two-thirds majority is necessary tC carry said election. 3t
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
YOU SELECT A HOME, WE'LL BUY TT. YOU YAY THE RENT.
YOU'LL, OWN T.r

ioU'LL OWN TT.
 That pr"p"s'tioa sounds immense To own onr homes while paying rents. Aud yet the plan is sound and trne-. A lot have done t--why don't you?" Financial Agenc, Co', l45 Nassau St Dept. B, New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

MT. l. Diamnnd, of Phoenix, arrived last Mbnhay night and brought . large and fresh supply of dry goods with him. He is in business here per. manently and doing we'll.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

On the r-crul trip of Mrs. K m :, to hrr Riverside mines be omr.et-u arraug' meuts to ship tu Fl Pas" lu' tons oi ore a mouth. Tn, sa l,nitut for the present will be via c, a Grand,. Mrs Knuey hss made d pl ai.on t,I p.teut coverin ter prope, ..es.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

We are desirous of organizing a base ball team in Globe, but practice is necessary. There will be game at the ball ground' Sunday afternoon at 1:3O. All ball players are invited to take part.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

Prof J. Frank Fouche, humorist lec- turer, Will g,ve a miscellaneous recital under theauspices ofour public schools, Thursday evening, April 27, in Odd fellows hall. Admission 50 cts chil- dren 25 ,tS
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

I. o. o. F. ATTENTION Rescue Lodge, No. 12, will hold their anniver- sary exercises at their new hall, next Wednesday, April 26. All Oddfeilows and their lady friends are invited.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
F. r. KELLNER & Co

M. E LIGHr-reacher of Piauo, also drawing and painting in water color and oil. Studio ut Mrs. J. s. Dewey. At
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
The San Carlos Strip.

J. s. Allison Was here few days ago from the Strip, where he is part owner with his brothers, q. M., Grant aud Orin iu several groups of claims which they have been develupiag. The work now being done Is un the Oli Man claim, on Deer creek. The ledge is abont twelve feet wiie aud thv ore Il hlgh grade copper oxide.
 The best known miues on the Strip are the Belle gruup. situated in Hawk canyon, about thirteen miles south of San Carlos. These mines were tied up for several months owing tn dis pute of title, but the threatened litga, tinn has been avoided, and J. N. Por. ter, E. Jones and Mir. Robinson have obtained quit claim deed to tn. property and will proceed to further develop 1t. rhere is now fit, iu, shaft iu ore, and the ledge is twenty five feet wile
 Albert WHrreu shipped q carload oi ore from his claim, ''rhr Friend, T last week, which carries values in col : per, gold aLd silver of SlO5 t. tue ton. He expects to make other shipments. k. w. Knowles and Robert Parrish also shipped four tons of high grade gold and copper ore.
 Johu GUster and W. R. Bruce have located gold claim four or five miles north of the Belle group, near Kelly t gulch, the ore from which shows free gold iu quantity.
 There have been many visitors to the Strip "f late, several expert, among the number, aud greater activity in niuiug Is looked for this spring.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20
I. 0. O. F. Grand Lodge.

The grand officers and delegates of Rescue Lodge No. l2, Gila Encamp- ment No. and Su tana Rebekah Lodge No. 5, who were in attendance at the annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, which met in Tucson on April 10, returned home Friday evening and report most en- joyabie time, as well as very pre- fltable session of the grand lodge.
 The Globe delegation was not over- looked In regard to honors, H. c. Hitchcock beng elected grand master of the jurisdiction of Arizona, H. Jewell, grand secretary of the grand encampm.nt and Chas. w. Slack, grand sentinel; Mrs. Ernestine Sultan, treasurer; Mrs. Ida McNeliy, conouc- tor, and Mrs. Caroline Hitchcock, chaplain of the Rebekah assembly. The visiting members were royalty entertain, d by Pima Lodge No. 5 and Naomi Lodge of Rebekahs of Tucson. A grand T, ception and ball was given by tie sisters of Rebekah at the opera house on tuesday night. and royal banquet by the home iodge al the New Orndort notel on "Wednesday night.
 Every visitor al preciattd the kind ness shown them a d came away with many pleasant m m ,ries of their visit to Tucson. Rescu Lo ge No. l2, was fortunate ia s, curlng the grand lodge for next yea, wni;n will mset in Globe the th.ri Mon Jay in April, 19J0.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

TO OUR CUSTOMERS Our casl sales have increased so much that we have qnit all credit sales for good. All sales hereafter are Spot Cash or c. o. D. only. Rich and poor alike Onr prices will oe reduced still more and we shall sell at prices no Credit House can follow. We will try to merit yonr patronage by still better service, better goods and lower prices iu all depart. meLts and to Il alike.
 Respectfully,
 F r. KRLLNEn & Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

As We go to press we learn of the death of Barney Mccoy. He was one of the pioneers of Globe and leaves a large estate.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-04-20

At s meeting of the school trustees of scbu,l district No. l, held on Satnr- day morning last, 1t was the sense of she hoard that they could see DO pos sib!e betternent of the location for tue proposed new school nouse ns now se- lcrted. As there has been some ad- verse comment about tue site selected, the hoard concludes to meet Saturday, April 22. at 10 o'clock H. m, md hear any petition or suggestions from those interested. Said meeting to be held in the office of the probate judge of Gill, county, Arizona.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
Recent Publications

DThe Altruist of st. Louis, Mo-, keens \.
ging away, because its editor knows tbo MI
is shining brightly behind the murkv closs
'The Scripture on Woman Suffracou
the title of a booklet that is sure to in,o.
and instruct all women who are amhitous
see their sex enfranchised as they sboula ~
This booklet sells at ? cents each, or Is cent
per dozen.
The Niksur colony now uses space in n
erary Light, and its columns show marked
ability and much vigor. All interested
voluntary cooperation would do well to ksss
trace of the Niksur people, as they are s,,s
to raise a dust sooner or later.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
bondage which has obscured their v;.,

bondage which has obscured their v;o, q
so long time. op %
Let us be patient. A nut NAV no
any name and it will remain uncbanaos s''s
long as we get the kernel why ouarrel a. :, y
the name. A starving man does ~. a'OQt
what you call his food as long as bs Nv 'ara
Evolution will bring socialism to tbe N' y
Through my pen have made YOU a lsa nvas
visit. The editor may take pity on Won sa!
blue pencil it down to call. a'e
With bind regards to all,
Ella f. Matthews