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hands OF the grievance cnm,r,s. ny y
union. The company reserv.. IN n 4
however, to discharge thess :, -. " 4
the method or extent o. ~ nea
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WASHINGTON.

Mckinley viii try to have the standing
army increased to 100000 men by tho In
corporation of the forces now being re-
cruited.
Alscr saw TO II that Miles had little to
do While setting as secretary of war.
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Fire M pninbr,ag. q.

cambridge, Ga, July 16--Twenty-seven
business houses. the pumping station of
.he water works, the fire engine house
ana an. the city jail were burned here early
ms morning. Total loss about $60, 0OO
insurance s35, 900. '''
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WAAAHAcHIE--A bull Weighing HOO
,yha made rapid attack on MIR. Lince,
1, =. tne latter seized rock and threw
'ofenead. killing the animal instantly.
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CUBA.

Tho circular recently issued in Havana
calling on Cubans to prepare TO drive the
Americans from the island is believed to
have been written by the civil governor
of Matanzas.
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LOYAL TO BRYAN.


for President.
Cleveland. Ohio. July lG--yincent II. Per-
kins OF Chicago. who has been mentioned Us
the successor Of Carter H. Harrison for the
mayoralty OF that city, Is visiting In Cleyo-
land. In an interview today he said that
Mayor Harrison WAS loyal to William ]. Bryal
and would support him for the presidency
Mayor Harrison" hs said. "wilt be can
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1856; was an intimate friend Of and soldier
under General Sam Houston, faithful.
Christian man, loved by all who knew him
"a pioneer OF his state aud u benefactor 10 his
rAce Peace to his memory.
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didate for governor OF Illinois to succeed
Governor Tanner and In 1904 he will be a
candidate for the presidency and will be noini
mated"
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"suRRENDER TREE" AT SANTIAGO.


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Mr.. Bryan in Demand.

Boston. July 16,--George Fred Williams
viii leave tomorrow for Chicago to at.
tend the meeting OF the democratic Ma
tlonai committee, He will carry with him
an invitation 10 Mr.. Bryan to take part
In the Massachusetts campaign this fall.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
"HEARTs OF OAK"

Hearts OF Oak, by James A. Herne,
forerunner OF his other successful
play. "Shore Acres" Is to be presented
at the Opera House next Monday night
by a company selected, rehearsed and
managed by the author Hearts OF
Oak will come 10 this generation OF
playgoers almost in the shape Of a
novelty not having heen seen In this
city for a long time. a splendid pro-
duction Is promised, good company,
and without doubt plenty OF MT.
Hernes New England realism viii be
interiected into the presentation.
Hearts of Oak" is divided into six
acts. almost q novelty in itself in these
days. In the cast are q. p. Sullivan, as
Terry Dennison. the part played by Mr..
Herne for so long; James Horne as
Ruby Darrell; Nat Jones as owen Gar
rowey; Ida Hamilton as Chrystal, and
the other parts by Thomas Hunter,
Eliote Ennikng, Marie Adair. Francis
Leary. Charles Bates, Lionel Hogarth
and ROBBERS Kelley.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
DIED.

BANKS.--ln this city. on October %,
1899, Florence T., daughter of John
W. and Emma V. Banks, in her 5th
year.
BOWMAN.-In this city, on October IN
1899, William r. Bowman, in his
59th year.
.BRINGHURST.-On Fourth-day, 10th
month, %, 1899, Henry r. Bring
hurst.
CARR.-In this city, on the sOth in
stant Michael II. Carr. aged %
years.
Funeral private, from the residence
Of his parents, No. SO Bradford street,
on Thursday morning at o'clock.
High mass at st. Mary's X. G. Church.
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.
CHANDLER.-In this city, on October
"a, 1899, Daisy Chandler, youngest
daughter OF the late Wilberforce N.
Chandler, in her Goth year
GARRETT I'm this city. on October
70 1888, Howard W. son OF Rebecca
and the late Reuben Garrett, ia ms
42d year.
dOLT.-Suddenly, in this city, on Oe.
tober 81 1899, Phoebe f., widow OF
Captain John r. Holt, in her 63c
year
HURD-At the residence of her uncle
J. r. Ibird, No. 314 South Adams
street, this city, on October "a, 1899
Rebecca r.. daughter OF William e
and the late Elizabeth Hurd. in hei
9TH year.
lHYDE.-ln Philadelphia. On October
2S, 1899 Joseph J. Eyde.
sESTERHENN.--In this city. on Oc.o
ber go. 1859 Christian Scsterhenn
aged "a years.
! TAYLOR.-At the National Soldiers
Home, Virginia, on October 27, 1893
! James Taylor, an old veteran soldie
Of Captain Hizar's Company. l, Firs
Delaware Infantry Volunteers; ais,
United States Marine service.
lTHOMSON.-In this city, on Octobe
! -S, 1893, Jesse g., widow of the lat
Gavin Thomson, aged 70 years.
I lNEASEY.--On October IS, 1893. 4. 7
d +. Neasey, aged 2S years
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
.-rnN FRENcH MAID.N

When "The French Maid Is present
cd at the Opera House on Friday night
local theatre-goers viii be given an
opportunity of seeins q witty, lively,
even frislly entertainment, that achiev-
ed run of nearly an entire season
at the Herald Square Theatre, in New
York. and afterwards succeeded In
crowding the Park Theatre in Boston
during a tenancy of several months. Il
also scored successes of like magni-
mde IN Philadelphia and Chicago, and
in all these cities charmed It's patrons
by the lively comedy, tuneful music,
brisk action and brilliant ballets that
pervaded IT, The piece is Of English
origin and is classified as a musical
comedy hut, like "The Runaway Girl.
"The Circus Girl aud other examples
OF this style Of stage entertainment, II
requires the services Of some fifty peo-
pie to give it adequate presentation
while the scenic equipment and cos
tuning arc of the most elaborate and
brilliant description. The production
that will be shown here is the identi-
cal one that was on view at the Herald
Square Theatre, while the company is
largely the same that appeared in il
There
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
DoN.Ts FoR HALLoWEEN.

Boys, this paragraph is for you. Your
parents must skip it. but You must let
IL be Impressed upon your memory.
everyone Of youi Bad boys have it in
their power to annoy their fathers, who
are no longer bad boys: TO annoy their
mothers. their sisters. and aunts. who
never were bad boys, and to annoy the
police by Halloween pranks
Don't do it, boys. Don't sneak up 10
doors and. after rafting the knocker OF
pulling at the door bell, run away be-
fore the door can be opened.
Don't throw shelled corn against peo.
piss windows in the night time.
Don't stretch ropes across paths ol
sidewalks to trip folks up.
Don't take wheels off buggies. wag
ons, vheelbarrows. freight cars and
steam locomotives and carry them I,
the church steeples.
Don't attach ropes to your neighbors
COWS and goats and haul the animal
up among the branches Of trees ant
leave them there for the police OF tn
owners to let down.
Don't put the dentists sign over tn
Darherf chou ard the DOCTORS ehinel
on The portal Of the cablnet-maker. an
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
nocNsrApER-s TIIEATRE.

An excellent bin Is presented at
Dockstader'a Theatre this week, and
crowded houses witnessed both yester-
day afternoons and last evenings per-
formancos. A lauEhable comedy sketch
Is presented by Mrs Elva Croix Sea-
brooke and w. IT, West. and the Bon
Ton Trio gives an original sketch, en-
titled MY Friend From Ireland, "
which SIS extremely clever. Great Judge,
the marvellous ladder balancer; the
lGuisos. i'm a black-face comedy; Carlo
ton and Terre, singers and comedians;
Robins, Wood and Wood, and the great
lciuoograph complete the bill. The
lcineograph this week shows the finish
of the great international yacht races
A large number Of women were in evil
dence at both performances yesterday
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
.NIaHT nELLs' To-NIGHT.

The world-famous Brothers Byrne
win present their pantomimic comedy,
Eight Bells" az the Opera House to-
night. The production ibis season will
be q great novelty. nothing like IT hav-
ing ever been seen here before. 10 coz
tana within itself O musical comedy, q
farce comedy, q pantomime, spectacu-
lar play. besides burlesQue, which help
TO make material constructed for laugh
ing purposes only, and IN an tho Bro
theirs nyrne and players fully succeed
The applause is incessant and curtaLn
calls numerous.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
AN INDIANA ROMANCE. .

At the Grand Opera House last night
Robert Downing, supported by o strong
company. was seen in his latest success,
An Indiana Romance" The play
treaty OF simple country folk, whose
minds have been polluted by q schemer
from the city The acting throughout
the play was natural and convincing;
none of the characters being IN the
least oycrdrawn The whole play Il.
marked by sweet pathos, but there is
intr0suced e. comic undercurrent that
provoaes the hearers TO laughter, even
With tears in their eyes.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31

the jewelers. sign on the shop Of the
blacksmith.
Don't tic the carcasses Of cats to peo-
pies door knobs
Don't lombard kitchen doors with
the neighbors cabbage.
Don't take the bells of the COWS and
nut them on the horses.
Don't trade gates for the neighbour
Don't let the police or anybody else
catch you at any mischief tonight
above an nights Of the year
Don't be afraid to 90 out into Tho
dark. There are no bogies abroad any
more.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
WALKED OFF 4 TREsrLE.

Bridgeton. Oct. 3t-Mrs. Ann r..
West, 40 years old. while on her way TO
church Sunday night, at Bridgeton, i'm
the dark lost her way and walked OF
a railroad trestle bridge and fell into
Mill creek Her collar-hone was
broken and she received probable fatal
injuries.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
MnAr 10 You n,ANra

Advertise your wants I'm the fNenlng
Journal. Employment wanted help
wanted. 10 lat. fer rent. FOR sale. board
ing. and lost ana found ads. viii a,o pxb-
li-hCd. ihrfo iiiics. ore tllis. fer Z dLnt:
three times for p quarter
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
MARRIED.

DAvIES-MILLER.-At the home of
the bride. Highlands, on the oath in
slant, Evan c. Davies and Mary f.
Miller. Officiating ministers, Revs. j..
J. OtOs and ]. d. Rigg.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31

"Cedarine' Furniture Pol
ish-the kind that polishes.
If you have never used it, ask
your neighbor about it. Price
IS cents.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31

II
foot for Extension Tables.
SO for 8 feet, SS for s feet.
Z his is an old established
pride for a medium grade ta-
bic. The only difference here
is that we have a new table,
the usual Sr.2s kind, that we
are selling at the old price.
Heavy, square-moulded top,
legs will set so that there is
no interference at the corner.
Ii is portable and you get the
same easy-running slides as
we use on the higher grades
Evening journal., 1899-10-31

Green Acre Hams. cured ~
as no other ham is cured. ZG III
Hanscoms New Home
made Tomato Catsup, just n
in half-pint bottles. ....... JG
Hanscoms Pure White
Glover Honey, in so-called IN
half-pints . ...... UG
Green Acre Asparagus
Tips, dainty and delicious, -
in round quart cans ..... ZZG
Hanscom's Gelatina,
a'ss's6i7' ssss sad La@oH siasHo''''. & Or &c pkg
Hanscom's Sanitary Dis
infectant, quick, Odorless 4 n LA
and powerful ..........IU UG UUl
Apricot Tarts, two deli
cious vanilla waters with
marshmallow and Apricot ilo IL
centre ........... ..... III III
Fresh Country Liver
Pudding, perfectly season. lOa IL
cd very delicious. .... IuG III
All the good seasonahle things are
here now; date. figs, oranges. NUS,
cider, etc
HANSCOM'S, sovoatRSs SsGS',a., and s,r..+.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
MnAr - ~ wANrg

Advertise your wants in the WvcFing g
Journal Emp oymcnt wanted he p
wanted, to let. fJr rent. for sale, board
ing, and lost and found ads. Will he pub
lishcd, throe lufs. one dime, for "a d.mcH
three times for = uulnter.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
4C)c

price OF 40c Fl. mr..
linoleums is So we'll.
established that We
find we cannot change
it, notwiths Standing
the double advancr
that has been made at
the factories. We
would advise carly
buying on these goods
IT you do not need
them now let it be for.
future delivery. 1t
WIN be money we'll
saved. The Inlaid kind
is here at cut prices
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
$500

thiuk we are Offering
the best Morris Chair
at this price i'll the
market. The frames
are of oak, smooth,
strong, we'll finished
and adjustable to tour
positions. Cushions
are reversible, well
filled and Of selected
velours in all coluts.
From this to $40 with
thirty patterns to Sc
lect from.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
GRoCERIE
YOU WILL NOTICE

Only ON few OF the things that have
been subjected to a price raise in the
wholesale market have been advanced
here Not until we are ABSOLUTELY com
PEELED to do so win we advance prices.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
wnAr no Yo1r wANrq

Advertise your wants en- the Evening
Journal. employment wanted, help
wanted. 10 iai FOR rent. FOR sllc. board
ing. and lost and found ads. will be pun
Nshed, three lhIes, o-e time, for a dime.
three times for "A quaucr.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
THE LAwToN OPTICAL co.
Go NidFktL IL,
Opera House Building

Delmaryia l'Iionc 070.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
M CnEsTNuT

The chestnut has less significance
Iiau thc hazel nut. but on An Saints
night ID Is stin freely eaten as the
suitable nourIshmcnt for All Souls
cge thus bearing oui the belief in inc
mortality which the hazel nut engen-
dered ON Halloween
Evening journal., 1899-10-31
NOW FOR FROLIC
IND ESGAPADES
Which Are Supposed to be
Characteristic Of the Mystic
Halloween Festival.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NUT

AND THE IMPORTANT PART II
PLAYS IN THE CELEBRATION
OF THE sEASON-PRETTY LOVE
STORY Or THE GREAT LOKI OF
NORTHERN EUROrSi - SOME
DoNTs FOR THE BOYS.
Evening journal., 1899-10-31

nlNSc0M'S. Seventh and So.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
THE AGE OF YALE.

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. 2S.-Yale university began it's 201st collegiate year this morning. Although as yet it is impossible to tell how large the stu dent enrolment will be for the whole university, as the registration in the professional schools and graduate de partments will not be finished for a week or ten days, the indications point to a gocd attendance. Chapel exercises this morning were conducted by Dean Wright and were attended by many seniors, juniors, sophomores and fresh men.
 Preparations for the inauguration of President Hadley next month are go- ing rapidly forward. The students will be immediately organized for the part they are to take in the ceremonies, and which is by no means an unimportant one
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 2S.-The fifth annual festival of mountain and plain reached the he,ght of it's merrymaking today with a great masked parade, which was enjoyed by thousands of visitors from all parts of Colorado. In tite procession were numerous floats which for the most part buriesqued well-known local characters, acrobatic combinations, soubrettes and other features calculated to produce miFth and merriment Tonight will occur the annual masque ball, introducing to his merry subjects King Argentum and his consort, the Queen of Frivolity.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
THE JONESES.

Muncie. Ind. Sept. 2S.-Jones was introduced to Jones by Jones today at Oak Grove. for the Jones there were hard to count. The occasion was the first annual reunion Of the Jones fam fly in America and everyone bearing the name of Jones. or descended from a Jones, or related to a Jones had been invited to be present.
 President Oliver Jcnes of this city was responsible for the gathering and he announces that a similar reunion oil a larger scale will be held next year in Virginia.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29

to abandon the pcst and turn all prep erty over to the quartermaster, and an order to the quartermaster directed him to remove the property to some ether point.
 It was quite a task to pack up five batteries of artillery and move at once, while the poor quarter master would have been busy yet getting these big guns and paraphernalia bc longing to thsi fort away. However, an order was an order, and the officer at once gave directions to make ready for moving. They could not possibly have got away before midnight, and while the work WAS going on it cc- cured to the officer that something dcEadful must have happened to, cause an abandonment of a fort which has always been regarded as a stronghold and an absolutely safe defense He did not dare question the order. but he concluded to send a private telegram to the adjutant general, asking what was up that caused the movement. He sl7on got reply back: You are not ordered away. There is a mistake Do not say anything about it. Signed 'tCorbin.'
 It appears that the order sen. to this officer was intended for an Officer in charge of an unimp2rtant post where there were about a dozen men stationed with a few army stores, which could be utilizied to better ad- vantage at another place. Of course the adjutant general d:d not want the story to get out, as during the war with Spain the report of such a mis- take would have caused severe criti- cism.- Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
KILLED BY LEADING LADY.
Frank Le:den Told Julia Morrison She
 Acted Like an Amateur.

Acted Like an Amateur.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 2S.-Julia Morrison. leading lady in MT Plas- ter of Paris farce comedy company, shCt and killed Frank Leiden, stage manager and leading man of the com- pany, tonight on the stage Cf the City Opera House just before the curtain rose for the performance to begin. Three shots were fired at close range, all taking effect in Leiden's head. He sank to the floor and was dead in a few minutes. The wCman was arrest ed and taken to the city jail. A cor oner's inquest was held, at which it was developed that trouble had existed between Leiden and Miss Morrison, and today she slapped him.
 It appears that they quar- eled over the wcnan's alleged bad aC.ing, Lei den accusing her of Icing but an anna teur The woman claims that Leiden repeatedly insulled her, and that she shot him in self defense.
 The verdict of the cCroner's jury was to the effect that the murder was premeditated, and wholly unjustifab..e. The woman claims to be from New Or leans and a man with the company named James, she says, is her hus- band James has been arrested as the instigato- of the crime. The company has been. on the road three weeks, and has been unusually successful.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29

MT. ,Stubb-"Can Sally see good through her new giasses?''
 Mrs. Stubb-"Yes. John, but she says they exaggerate''
 MT. Stubb-"Exaggera Marian
 Mrs. Stubb-tYes, cutrageously. The other night ske declared the moon had Q golden rim and then she found out that it was her glasses that had a golden rim. Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29

stance Of a Brahmin seeking an Amer ican wife in this country.
 MT Advani has been touring Amer ica and Canada for pleasure, and came to Chicago a week age. Miss Hudson will leave for Europe to comple,.a her musical studies under proper chaper- onage, according 10 the be;cothal agreement, in c short time
 Miss Hudson is the daughter Of the Rev. D. T. Hudson of Kentucky. She is a direct descendant of President Ty- fer. London will be their future home
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
SAVED BY A HAIR.
A Blunder Into Which General CoIbn
 Almost Fell.

Occasionally a good story is told by Scme army officer of the Spanish var
 One who was in the city the other day ted about a peculiar order that came to him while he was in command Of quite an. important point Cn the Flor ida coast. He had five batteries of ar 'Jillery under him, and some of the best modern guns mounted and ready fer the defense of an important harbor in case it was attacked by the Spanish. One day an order came directing him
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
36 Nassau St, New York. FISK & ROBIN SON, Bankers
 AND Dealers in investment
 Securities.

Deposit Accounts of Banks. Bankers, Firms and Individuals received. sub- jGct to sight draft Interest allowed on balances. Cores spondence invited from Corporations. Trustees and ether conservative investors. Orders on the New York Stock Exchange executed on commission for cash. EDWARD FISK
 GEORGE H. ROBINSON,
 Member New York Stock Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
SELF-INDICTED.

Edward M Shepard Of Brooklyn. who, having given up his reforming tendencies, accepted Tammany with all it's corruption, has now come cut fer Bryan and all he stands for As one cf those unco guid wh3 could not support a man like Roosevelt, but could swallow Vsn Wyck, Shepard has drawn his avn picture and it is by no means fattering. Such recruits will convince the thoughtful citizen that it is time to steer clear Of such a crew as sBryanism is attracting. One does not need to indict the movement It does that for itself.-Philadelp Press.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
WILL BE A BRAHMIN'S BRIDE.
Descendant of President Tyler t
 Marry a Millionai1a's Son.

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Announcement is made of the engagement of Anand A. Advani, millionaire indigo merchant Of India. who has been in Chicago for q week. to Miss Virginia Tyler Hud- son, well known, especially in Louis vile, as newspaper writer, for a mar 1iage in either Germany or London next June. The engagement is the continuation of a three days courtship in this city, and is the first known in
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29

peciaity-Diseases of Men-of which he is an acknowledged leading Specialist It well EnOwu the Doctor is pre-eminent1y sue cessfuI in curing Sexual Weakness, with all it's destructive effects His methods are always the latest and best. Chronic, Blood, and Private Diseases treated in the most scientific and skilful manner. No n1att-r who has failed, or how obstinate your malady may be, consult the Doctor without delay, aud if your disease is curable he will cure you promptly and permanently. If pos sible Always be Examined by a Re- liable Expert. Talk with him, judge your self as to his integrity and abili y If you can not, satisfactory Home Treatment may be had. Consultation FREE
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Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
AFTER REEDS SEAT.

Portland, Me, Sept. 2S.-The demo- cIats today nominated Luther F. Nc Kinney Of Bridgeton, for the seat made vacant by the resignation of Thomas B. Reed.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
A PREDICTED STORM.

New York, Sept 28.-A general storm along the New England and middle Atlantic c6asts, inconvenient to large and dangerous to small craft, is predicted for tonight
Arizona republican., 1899-09-29
DIR. HIBBARD

Returns home from
 h l s summer vacation after extensively tray cling and enjoying the
 beautiful ocean, noun tain and lake scenery of Oregon and British Col umbia. He h as a Is O visited th e large $ [ Hospitals and prin- cipal SanitariumS s of :he Pacific Coast. WELL RESTED he is glad again to meet his large acquaintance an q apaiO renew his