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Arizona republican., 1899-09-04

lr.S effects that does not bear out his
 representations of his own identity. and in none of them can the least con- fillrls.5n of his SUI apected identity wish Rice be found The travellers checks alone are proof positive that he .s not Rice and that his forciEle detention is an outrage.
 On August ,. Smith sailed from Southampton, and had for fellow pas sang- -Gs ThomsIS E. Reed and Richard CGoller. In his note book. Urdcf d.1e of August a.H 10. there ls q single entry repeated. ''Crcker won tlIe pool" Smith appears to have absorbed i'lls Bl.l.sh thickness on :ne joke queS- tiorh for he talked about the winzIings Of the Tamn.auy chief last night in I manner that indicated he had missed the point of his own story. He reyer drops arI '-h" in, his talk. butt he has tine cccknay irc,inatioE to pronounce m ia as if it were ''ey." See there ' he said last night Tic:E'ting to the en- tries in. his notebook. 'CrOker won the p1ll on August alle rir.l and ;ageyn' on fla tenth. IL looked fshy now, didn't ii? Two 'deys' hauslrun- Hing, and such q difference l-a tine ships run, 49O on the rtrtih and only 436 on the tenth. They hld an irqr::ry that they called the NIazet committee. They fairly accu9II l3tm Of ge5!ing cut side information. br:t s.ll:e cid man only glinned. He geyve $1CO to the Sailors home after they whttewIlslleG him in this c0mnlirtee. They made a loud fuss over his whiting the two pc0ls, and then they made arg1tner over lle $10O present. But ii WAS fzhy; he must have brHbed tha engineer or fire man to let him TOW how fast tn. y were going to Iqln. Truly Smith is ithe con man that ever worked q come-on. if he is Rice.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04

endum, and demand for the election of United States senators and United States judges by the people
 Congressman John J. Lentz of O. lumbus, O., spoke. His sarcastic refer ences to President Mckinley, his ar raignment of the Philippine war and his eulogy of Aguinaldo as one of the greatest men of the century were ap- plauded Ex-Governor John P. Alt geld of Illinois was then introduced, but ewing to the fact that his address in New York on Labor Day is to be de- voted to q discussion of the monetary question, he simply dealt in generali- ties at the meeting today
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
TWO BOLD ROBBERS
Hold Uq a Gambling House
 in Spokane.
Covering Fifteen Men With Their ReVOlverS and Securing SI,9OO. One Policeman Was Fatally Shot and One Robber Captured

Sp1kana Wash Sept 3.-Tvo masked me.' st four o'clock this morn ing walked ir5o Harry Greens ganiib- ling rooms C.l the second floor Of q beck in the very heart Of the business di. 5rict. helyl rCp fiifa sn men, footed the 1sl!.s and safe and escaped win $1 1,9G0 in cash and bills In tne chase and subsequent capture of onle o'f 1ha tlrues Policeman GoCrrTGig was sha. in the groin and perhaps fatally wounded
 The rclIb.rS hired a room in the block in wnich the eanIbl:ng rcoma are located and for two days waited tba'r charce. They chose the line when gambling is about t0 close for the week U1r7er sG.I influence of four I,@ Tevplvers the crowd playing at the tables was ranged al0i1lg the .W3I While ths masked men appropriated all <he money in sight. Ca thcL street beI,fv within fifty feet Of ane rcC,I3ers wee twenty-five men. T2e To,.>e we're within easy ca-L aa,G af.er the nan maC.l tl>tr IT T for heir h11Gty Foaae and inc ch>:sa rsogar. Officer GennL'ls sighted tl9e men a-ll n r-el2l d:el Ee- gan. Twenty shots were ex,.,1nged and Gemane-g was the only man h.t. Ths rJ,bar with lha tnalcer @rciInt of cash wf.,s Ioc,sed in wcodyard and gave up. About S250 was recovered. Gensmr.g WAS It. EiIls easily tonight,
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04

for the carriers national convention to be ha91 here next week.
 He says that unless the mistake ;s rectified the big Labor Duy parade, which Postmaster General Smith. Governor Sbore and Governor RCose- welt, amo'Eg others. are to review, .S likely ito ib6 disrupted, as the 1,7O0 car lfe1S from New York city nIa disposed to refuse 10 march under the ai,he.s. The local committee has sent a repre- sentative to New York to explain that the carpenter work was sU.blet by an electrician who has the cOuighat for the decorations.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
THE TRUST CONFERENCE
A Growing Interest Among All
 Classes of people.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-The committee of arrangements for the conference of combinations and trusts which will meet in this city September 13 to 16, has thousands of answers that have come to the civic federation headquar- ters in reply to 3 series of questions sent out to the various commercial, industrial and manufacturing inter eSts. It is expected that the report of a special committee on data will be valuable contribution to the confer ence. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, in writing to the committee in reference to the questions referred tc, said: T have noted them with great deal of interest and feel sure that, properly filled cut by parties to whom they were addressed, much valuable infOr- nation will be had, and better than all, it will dispel considerable of the exist ing C.eIusions upon a very important question"
 Congressman D. B. Hendrson Of Du- buque. Ia, writes for seats, stating he regards the conference of great i'm portance and thinks it will be of great value to the country. Con gressman A. J. Hopkins of Aurora, H., asks to have seats reserved for himself and twelve friends Many ministers of the gospel have asked for seats.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
YUMH'S HOLOCAUST
Recovery or inc Body of inc Fires
 Last Victim

Yuna, Al-iz.. Sept 3.1The remains of James TaE:a, the laSit victim of last Wednesdays fire were recovered this The debris in tAa basement had all been worked over ki,.:TiedIy and the body had been overlooked, owing to its being buried q foot or tive deeper than the other bodies. Th-. body was burned beyond recognition. but was identified by a fragment of clothing. This is the last body posi- lively known to have been burned in the ruins.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
EXODUS OF FINuANDsERS.
Statement That 100000 WEI Leave to
 EYade Recruiting Demand

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Sept. 3--Messrs. Bergstroen and Zilliacs, prominent FinIanders here. declarA that 100000 F'inIanders have decided to leave their country owing to the recent act.5D of 1le Russian government in q (l-E1lnding the right to recruit from the Finland CTS fer aIle imperial army, which is claimed to be a violation of the Fin nfsh home rule measure of 1892. It is also asserted that Russia de.,,s:.--l-; $1O,OO0,O00 a year anore taxes.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
BLAIR JUSTLY ENRAGED
Denies Story That He Accuses Gen.
 OiiS of Perjury.

Chicago, Sept. 3-The Chronicle to-
 morrow will say: The publication of the proceedings of the Captain Oberlin
 M. Carter court martial, whose verdict
 is in the hands of President Mckinley
 for approval or rejection, has been the cause of number Of sensational state
 ments during the past week, the wild
 est of which is that Frank P. Blair.
 counsel fer Captain Carter, has
 charged General EiweI s. Otis, now
 commenting the army in the Philip
 p-nes. with perjury and subornation
 of perjury.
 In connection with the statement,
 MT. Blair has been quoted as empha-
 sizing the accusations. ''I have made no such charges against General Otis" said MT. Blair last night "A reading of the affidavit does not, by the fartk- est stretch of imagination, support such statement as has appeared as coming from me. The affidavit was
 filed with the president along with
 others last fall, when a review of the proceedings was referred to Senator Edmunds. The affidavit was filed as an essential part of the demand for the setting aside of the verdict and simply states that one night at the Io Soto hotel, Savannah, Ga, during a sitting of the court martial, I overheard the judge advocate, Gel. Thomas Barr, read some documents to General Otis and Col Gillespie of the court martial, and conclude by saying he would read it to the counsel, and General Otis re- marked That will be good The affidavit was proof that two members of the court martial had exceeded their province in discussing the case with the prosecuting attorney. In any le- gal proceedings such an act is sufi- cient to throw out the verdict of the jury and the court martial is only a jury"
 Tn conjunction with the assertion of the making of a charge of perjury against the president of the court martial, counsel is quoted as hay l ing had an interview ,wiUh Presi- 1 dent Mckinley on the matter and that | the president had said the charges would necessitate the recall of Gen sra1 Otis from the Philippines. Mr. | Blair also repudiated having made | such a statement. T never talked | wish the president about the affidavit" he said. 'I do not even know if he cad it. The story is absurd. The aff1- -avit was filed to show the prejudice 1f the president of the court martial. My accusation against General Otis goes that far and no farther. I believe hat he was influenced in his judgment n the matter by something CT some )ody outside of the evidence. That is evident to any reader of the evidence.
 believe Captain Carter is the victim If conspiracy to degrade him. It is in American parallel to the Dreyfus ase.''
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
SOUTH DAKOTA FIRES
Great Destruction of Property and
 EngiewOOd Threatened.

Deadwood, s. D.. Sept. 3.-A fierce timber fire is raging at0ut ten miles sol9th of this, place and threatening q Wide extent Of country. It broke out some time last Iligl:t and as everything g is dry as tinder and a gale is blowing from the south the situation is very serious. People htuVe turned out from the immediate vicinity to fight fire, blrt thus far their efforts have met with little success.
 EnglewoOd on the Burlington ral- road is t0nie'ht threatalned With Ge stI7uction and the inhaibitants are try- ing to get their belongings to places of safety.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
Ad'-L-st- S~.]I- D. TO t;ls Adjuhnt General, Washing ion. D. C.:
AUTOMOBILE CAMPAIGN.
Singing to Be a Feature of Candidate
 Jones' Canvass.

Toledo, O., Sept 3-The committee in charge of Mayor Jones independent canvass for governor has arranged a trip flor the mayer over ,he state. and for this purpose has secured o,1; au- tcmUbi.e. With the caIlj...,'l1llta will go a ap,aker and singer, and the muse used will ali be furnished Ey Mir. Jones. III addition 10 ..lis feature horde Of canvassers will te s.arted in q few Gayls, and they VII sell M3jor Jones book, 1.-The New Right" and each man will be provided with itter- ture and a1ggnsC,l.s. The proceeds of the too5z will be devoted to the oln- paigH work
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
WELLMAN TO RECOVER.

London, Sept. 3.-'A specialist here who has been consulted by Mr Walter Wellman, leader of the Wellman polar yesterday from Franz Josef Land, re- ports that the injury to MT. Wellman's right leg will not be permanent and that h,a expects MT Wellman will be quite well in some months.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
RUSSIANS AT HANKow QUIET.
No Further Interference With British
 Workmen Reported

Shanghai, Sept. 3.-Advices from Hankow, on the -Tse-Kiang, shaw that the Russians, who had at tempted to eject workmen employed by the British firm of Jardine, Matheson & Co. from property which they had been instructed to fence in, have re- frained from further interference, and the party of bluejackets landed from the English gunboat Woodlark to guard the property has been withdrawn.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
JIMINEZ SAILS
The President To-Be En Route 10
 Puerto pIafa

Cape Hayden, s. l}t 3.-Joln Isij:o Jiminez, luae revolutionary azT-rart 10 the lsrestdeaicy of the rof51sbl-c Of Santo Domingo, left CaimalraIa ye:s;er- 6ay On board the George s. Croose, for Barac9n, from when F0rt he will pro ceed to Port au Prince and thence to Puerto Platas where he is impatient.y aMa.tsd.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
VANGUARD OF VETERANS.
Royalty Welcomed in Philadelphia
 Yesterday.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-The thirty third annual encampment Of the Grand Army of the Republic will begin to- morrow. The Vanguard of veterans has reached Philadelphia and are be- ing welcomed by the people with out stretched hands.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
BUILT BY NoN,UNIoN HANDS.
Trouble About Arches FrectSd for the
 Letter Carriers CCnyentfon.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 3.-Presadent Parsons of the national letter carrirS association, has protested to the local carriers against their action in permit tirg non-union carpenters to work on t'fe aTt-,as ard c31Umra which form the main feature of klae deccsu,ioas
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
JOHANNESBURG EXCITED.

Johannesburg, Sept. 9.-The condi- tion of the public mind here is de- cidedly pan.cky Today detectives searched the Simmer Jack mine for arms, but found nor3
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
DISPATCHES FROM CTS

WaShirig>5n. Sept. 3.-Ile war de pa1meE5 today received two dis patches from AIan.ln. Thir first read:
 Manila, Sept 3. Adjutart General. WaShi-la,cn, D. C.: ''TiIe railway tt1 Angeles will be c-rplel5ed in four days. The insul,g- erss north of the town opened on the place this morn1ng w1JI sIlgaDneG which failed 10 explCde There were ID caSua.aies. Tie KaLl>ls and Wash ingtgn troops are being loaded on a transport Two Eattalgons of the Nir;eertl infan;ry will re-1-I,a the Te-ra ,l-lEs at Il2i1o and Csou. Tie lal-er With the IcWa are a.he O4Giy re maining volunteer regiments, GEl they wiI slil s15n.
 With the leaving Of the Tennessee and Iowa resgmem,s all tine y5.Wnteers will have Icft the Philippines, also al men of the re2G-lr army discharged under general order NJ. 9.
 The second dispatch read as for lows:
 'AId-rlsi, Sept. 3. '-Ifo the Adjrmnt General, Washing ton. D. C.:
 ''T,hs graves of tlle deceased nlSln- bas of the Ter T Pelnsy y.vaIfa were decorated Sc. rorr5er l win fitting ccndUated by Chaplain Pierce. who with Chaplain Sg!,a-t-.anqi, a personal f1:e-u of Col. HawkiI. de- iivered addresses.
 .sOTIS"
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
BASE BALL.

Where Games Were Won and lost
 Yesterday. At Chicago Chicago. 1; St. Louis, :. AT Cincinnati CiLk-.nnrliti, 6; Lc;I.s- vile, '. Saoord game: Cincinnati. 3; Cleveland. l
Arizona republican., 1899-09-04
CYCLONE IN THE AZORES.
Great Damage Reported anf Man.
 Lives loss.

Porta Del Ga5la. Azcres Islar1, Sept. 3.-A vic1-rt cyclone is raging here. do- ing n2uqh G.pl.uga 70 skipping and 10 property all ever the .-,ant of Sln Miguel. Several lives have been lest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22
Funeral OF Lat, S. [. Gilman.

Thc funeral oF thu late :. j.. Gilman
was held, Sunday forenoon at 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Gilman was member nd
tn Fraeport lodge and 10y its request.
Sh5am Lodge, Il. ana ~. MI. NJ This
joN,a conducted The services Eev. J.
Frank Rhodes WI the Universallst
church. oficiated and the Eamstorie
Maln Quartet rendered music. The in
taraont was n the Maplewood ceme-
tnIy
Mr. Gilman resided here only a few
years but during this time won large
cilcl Of friends and the respect Of the
toWrapyoplC. Hc came here from Free
ToIt where he was engaged in the pro-
duc business. During his residence
hcrr. he had not been actively engaged
iii business. Hut Mrs. Gilman has CON
Quoted a large millinery store. lie was
In feeble health for some time, hut al
though not wholly unexpected his
death was Il great shock to his friends.
Ills death was caused by heart disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22

for the transportation of the passehsel 4;
said to A correspondent Of The Associate
Press: IL have had no opportunity 10 ~
qulre as to the facts ana certa.nIy ny
no theories to indulge in. The therpourI
stop was adopted some time ago ana was
by no means unusual capt. watkins -
one of the most trustworthy officers ~ ~
the Atlantic and ! must await the result n
of the investigation before passinS any
judgment"
Tonight. the Paris lies in much thc
same position as when she struck htr
bow being about $50 yards from the shorc
and her stern about 200. Almost IN a u
rect line and about a mile ahead lies III
wreck of the Mohegan. Just OUTSIDE thc
bows of the Paris is a great ragged foCh
and a ridge Of rocks projects INTO lic
water 200 yards ahead.
There is about l6 feet of water IN the
three forward compartments. but ne IT
gines are apparently unharmed; II mas
been decided to await special salvage l al'-
paratus and the next tide. tomorrow ne
sea is still smooth and the work OF lSh'-
ering proceeds. -
Pilot boat 10" claims to have saved
the Paris from the Manacles. Sne va
on guard duty near the rock ana whrh
she saw the lights of the PARIS SHg
showed a flare. The steamer starooarur'
her helm to clear the cutter thus escao-
ing the Manac. cS. -., -.
An effort was made, this afternoon. !"
tow the Paris off the rocks. lhIte luS
were engaged at full pressure with iho
steamers steel hawscrs, her own engines
assisting for half an hour. ne dtt'm'.
was entirely unsuccessful Inc steamer
not moving an inch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22

"a young friend Of mine who aspircs
TO ae an artist was given a pad and
pencil yesterday afternoon, to keep
him quiet" said bachelor, yesterday
He worked away quietly for time
drawing houses, horses. pigs and kit-
tens when finally he got the idea n
his curly head that he would like 10
draw my picture. He made me cross
my legs. fold my hands and hold my
head just So and then taking a .oo--
stool. he sat down on il directly II
front of me. Fe labored earnestly for
a tine. watching me and his pad IN
tently. Finally he looked up and saic
with a sigh: Wen. this doesn't look
Eery much like you; guess viii put .
tail on il and call it dog
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22
A HOPEFUL VIEW
Is Held al New York That the Steamer is bu.
Little Damaged.

New York. May 2l.-At tn oiiir' of
the American Line IN Bowling Green.
this afternoon. Second Vice Pres,deu,
James 4. Wright made public all cable
dispatches bearing lua the disaster to
The Paris. as soon rs they were RE-
ceived. Early in the day. capt Fred
erick Watkins ~ th Paris, cabIed:
Paris went ashore \. IL. sunday
ofr LoWland Point; lying comfortably,
smooth water.
Lloyds' agent n Falmouth cabled.
Paris. near Manaclas. weather focey:
water calm"
Alolher cable from Falmouth gave
info nation that tugs were around the
being landed Mr Wright also yr-
ceived word that Henry WildinE. thr
agent of the line at Southampton. had
gone to Falmouth.I,
From the cables received. ALr- Wright
took Very hopeful view uf the affair
He said that Cat Watkins cahl
seemed tu indicate that Thu St-ane.
was not damaged.
During the day there were only tuu
inquiries made az the office f3r pas
senEers on the Paris.
The New York Of the American Line
will take the place VT The Parts. sailing
from here, a week from Wednesday.
she is arranged the same Wy the Paris
So those who have engaged passage on
tht Paris will occupy on tha Nov YORK
tn" same staterooms that they secured
On tho wrecked vessel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22
TIE PASSENGER LIST.
The Paris Had 85 FIRST, 100 Second Cabin
and 1872 Sieerage Passengers.

southampton. Eng, May 2l,-The
passenger list included IS first cabin
passengers. l09 second cabin and 1872
steerage The saloon passenger list Of
the Paris is as follows:
Hon. VIM. A. ArnouX and wife. Mrs.
w. F. Ashford and Miss Mary Ashford.
Thomas Allen. W. f. Archer and Wife,
\. l.. Lain. Mrs. NJ. f. Bachelor. c. c.
Bower. Harry COttle, Mrs. w. H.
Churchill, Charles Edon. J. Walter
Earle. F. y. Fletcher, Miss Carrie
Green. NJ. Green. Mrs. K. d. Garden ana
Misses Agnes Garden and Helen Car
den. Miss Mary b. Howard, w. B.
Hart Jr., W. Henry. ID. r. Herman.
Fredda Jeanne, James James. j. Kirby.
Dr.. j. :. Lawrence and wife Harold
Lawrence and Miss Geraldir Law
renee, Mrs. w. f. Littletop Miss
Annie q. Littleton, Miss Annie q. Law
RE. a. Lewis ana Wife. A. H. Lang. NJ.
Levy. Miss NJ. l.. Mclean. Mrs. G. Mil
Ter. John F. McLain ana wife, Mrs.
John Il. Macarthur and infant, Capt.
G. w. McCallum. Reginald Norman.
DR.. u. i. Phillips and Frank G. Phil
lips, T.. w. Porter. Samuel Pearsall.
Mrs. Margaret Brooke Louis L. Head,
Mrs. J. II. Ranlctt, l. r. Roo, W. X.
Remsen. John r. Sweeney, Fred StieIt-
jos. Mrs VI. +. Sibiey, Misses Helen
and Mary r. Stubbs. II. w South
worth. Mrs. II. Fl. StanWuud, Miss Flor
epCe Stanwood and Henry II. Stanwood.
NJ l.. :. Mead. Mrs. Spaulding, Miss +.
B. Townsend. George NJ. Taylor. Miss
Blanche Taylor and Thomas j. Taylor.
William Rigley. Mrs. q. 4. Washhurn.
Mrs. Montgomery Wilson. II. d. WyIie.
John White. Edith Weld r. f. De
Wolf and wife. NJ. II. York. y. Gold
berg ana Mrs Goldberg. Baron Open
helm.
The agents NJ the American Line
here have sent a special train from
Southampton for the steamers passen-
gers The mails Of the Paris will he
forwarded by the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse.
which will sail from here. tomorrow.
The steamer Bremen. Cant. Nierch.
which left the city of Bremen for New
York, yesterday. sailed from South
ampton, at Q o'clock this evening under
orders, it lis said to proceed To- FaI-
mouth whore she may take up some uf
the passengers of the Paris
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-22
How Mrs. Pinkham
HELPED MRS. GO0DEN.
LETTER TO mrs. prsxHAx NO. Iz.7s,I

LETTER TO MRS HfnKHAM NO. I2,z33J
II am very grateful to you for yo1r
kindness and the interest you have
taken in me, and truly believe your
medicines and advice, are worth more
to a woman than all the doctors in the
world. For years had female troubles
and did nothing for them. OF course
became no better and finally broke
down entirely. Ny troubles began
with Inflammation and hemorrhages
from the kidneys, then inflammation,
congestion and falling Of the womb
and Inflammation of ovaries.
II underwent local treatment every
dav for some time; then after NEARLY
two months the doctor gave me permis-
sion to go back to work. went back,
but in less than week was COM
PEELED to give up and 60 to bed. On
breaking down the second time, de-
cided to let doctors and their medicine
alone and try your remedies. Before
the FIRST bottle was gone l felt the ef-
fects Of it, Three bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a
package of her Sanative Wash did me
more good than all the doctors treat
ments and medicine.
"The first remark that greets me
now is How much better you look. and
you may be sure / never hesitate to tell
the cause of my health. h."-MRs. E. j.
GooDEN, ACKLEY, la.