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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

All deodorizers and, disinfectants are
profusely employed by the Federal au-
thorities at Washington on General
Eagan's TRADE upon General Miles, in
the effort to make it admissible to the
city sewers. so it can pass off quietly
ana unnoticed. Evidently, General
Eagan will burst wide open. and moth
ing can be done with an exploded war
rior. especially when overloaded with
ancient Dutch and Chinese ammunition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

The Philippines have shown a manlI
ness that compels respect. They are
ready to fight. and die. too IL need
be. There will be less than 10000. 900
Philippines in those islands by n great
many, before an American imperial
government is established en- per-
nance. over them. They carry their
sovereignty. as we do ours, under
their own hats"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

or course. even Hanna dare not sell
or swap the Philippines and Philip
pinos, and even a Mckinley commission
would shrink from it, unless composed
of tramp Democrats-derelict Demo-
Gratis. at sea Yet Washington cor
respondent sends n story to that effect
to London.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

Senator Marcus Aurelius Hanna,
President of the United States by
proxy, suavely announces that when
he desires Harry Dougherty or Chair
man Kurtz to run for Governor of
Ohio he will inform them. 1t Is from
the obliging side of Mares character
that we learn how Governors and Sen
ators are made in the Buckeye State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

Nikola Tesla comes forward with the
declaration that he can destroy effect
ually the bacilfi of all diseases human
ity is heir to by the application of cleo
tricity to the afflicted. Tesla has been
asleep. or lost sight OF the fact that
this identical process has been sue
cessfully used in Sing Sing by the
State of New York for several years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

We were glad to see that Gen. Joe
Wheeler was in good Democratic COM
pany when he went to Richmond, and
that he still has some OF the old rebel"
in him. as far as sympathy goes. Old
Joe! with all thy faults. we love thee
still!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

y balance of trade won by our pow
erty. is no matter for graduation. Our
imports fall of because we have no
money to buy with. and our tariff reve-
nue. falls accordingly; and for the same
reason we consumed little OF our own
productions, Offering them no market.
and so these were sent in extraordinary
quantity abroad to hnd money and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

The Drey-fuss in France appears to
De mterminable. No sooner does it
quiet down in one quarter, than 1t
bursts out with redoubled uproar in an
other. 1t ought to teach us that
standing army is standing menace
to good government
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

SINE QUAY NOM" shout the faith
full adherents of the plum-tree shaker,
Matthew Stanley Quay; and his oppo-
nents echo: Quay non!" 1t is a
Shaker State. however: and Quay. IT
seems. knows how to shake.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

The California Senatorship Is still at
auction. State Senator White has sued
the San Francisco Call for $3.50, 600 dam
ages in libel-that paper having
charged him with selling his vote to the
Grant bidders. Votes seem to rule
high.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

The attempt to, belittle Aguinaldo
does not succeed. even with unlimited
lies to help. told at long distance. 1t is
seen that he is equal to the occasion,
while our leading men (under Hanna)
rot only betray their incapacity. but
their meanness. by their quarrels and
revelations.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

Hon. Benjamin Harrison Is solving
the problem of what to do with our
eN-Presidents. He caused the arrest
Of two burglars in indianapolis few
nights ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

If 1t be true that Commissary Cen
eral Eagan recommended the use of
beer in the army, he might use some
of 1t now to steady his nerves.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

ffhe latest anti-Dreyfus motion in the
French Assembly was defeated by a
vote OF 422 to "a. This looks encourage
ing to friends of justice and order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

market at any price. even underselling
foreign pauper-labor. That is the true
and simple explanation of our situation,
let the contractionists say what they
WILL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20
Notice of Dividend.

On and after January goth. 1899. 1 will
pay second dividend of 10 per cent to
the creditors of Burruss. Son & Co., upon
the presentation of the Receivers Ger
tihcates at my office, room No. 22i Citi-
zens Bank Building
THEODORE s. GARNETT,
Receiver for Burruss, Son x Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

DR.. Dick Wise is starting his boom
for Hon. William A. Young's seat in
Congress on a campaign of trouble.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20
Every Remedy Had Failed,
But He is Perfectly Well Now !

II HAD TRIED ALMOST EVERY
CA'rARRH MEDICINE l ever heard OF
and ALL FAILED to cure me My suf-
ferings were severe and l was mIscra blc
indeed: | FELT ALL THE TIME AS
IF THERE WAS 4 LUMP Of
PlttEGM IN MY THROAT which I must
hawk away. This kept me hawking ali
the ttmc My throat would get dry and
sore and My NOSTRILS FELT STUI|-
tY MD CI.OGGEID UP. MY EARS
kbPT RINGING AND SINGING CON
Ss sD AND MY EYES WE'RE
SOitE. WATERY AND WEAK. My APP
OF l couldn't sleep and WOULD GET UP
IN THE MORNING AS TIRED AS
WHEN ! LAID DOWN AT NIGHT and
didn't feel like working at all felt
tired all the time and GOT EASILY FA-
TIGUED. OFTEN HAD a Dull,
HEADACHE. WHEN I GOT UP IN TIIE,
MORNING. In this condition FRIEND
ADVISED ME TO BE TREATED BY
DIR FIREN. which | did, and HIS
TREATMENT HAS MADE ME FEEL,
LIKE a NEW PERSON MY Ape
TlTE IS EXCELLENT, SLEEP WELL.
FEEL WDL.L. LIKE TO WORK. EARS
TAKRH SYMPTOMS GONE. RREATHf,
FREE AND EASY. IN FACT. | FEF,I =.
ENTIRELY CURED. Before taking his
treatment / USED TO LIE IN RED AN
HOUR COUGHING AND HAWKING
BEFOREs | COULD GO TO SLEEP
BUT NO TROUBLE NOW. ! certainly
recommend DR.. Fireys treatment as the
best Catarrh Cure.
]. c. OVERMAN.
Portsmouth. Va
Residence. Duke street. near Scott. en-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

That corporations are Soulless Is the
admitted and legally accredited fact
of centuries; yet Secretary Gage Tor E.
V. Smalley, his interviewer) protests
that they are not heartless,- ESPECIALLY
the banks. These are benevolent insti-
tutions, that desire to master every
body and his interests for his good; fur
nishing him with money, and only ex-
acting interest and security as checks
upon his veracity; while the whole bus
mess of n city, State, or nation, is reg
ulated wisely by the amount of curren-
cy that the banks think can be carried
most safely and profitably for-them!
Heariless? No: no! Even those that
devcur widows houses do so with tears
in their eyes. On the whole. however,
there is a deal OF wisdom in that adj
vice that says: Neither a borrower,
nor n lender be-" and surely our gov
eminent will not become a party to the
plot 10 make us all do business on bor-
rowed money: and borrow only from
the banks; If 1t does it will surely pro-
vide us with good money" But why
not put us on a full equality with the
banks,-restraining them to their prop
er business of deposit and discount: we
and they 10 have the same opportuni-
ties, on the same. terms, OF obtaining
Treasury or other notes from the gov
eminent with the same privilege of free
and unlimited coinage of all constitu-
tional money? Why not? 1t will take
but a few lines" to restore the status
quo anti 1873; or to alter the present
system in behalf of the people. instead
of in behalf of the banks. Suppose
Congress. for once. consider the people.
Eth?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

HE BOARD OF HEALTH RE
\ quests all persons to have themselves
SUCCESSFULLY vACCINATED.
Physicians are at the Health Office. City
Hnu square. from to 9 n. m, IL to
and to p. m, to vacc!nate all persons
unable to pay. jaly-ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

Yet IL gold and silver coin fail to fur
nish an abundance of redemption mon
ely Chat being adjudged necessary. of
course the government may do what it
may allow banks to do: suspend specie
payment. 1t did that thoroughly once
from 1861 to 1S7S-for a period of II
years-with no harm to people and gov
eminent, as the great prosperity of the
people during the suspension far more
than compensated it's costs to the gov
nment,-government and people being
justly considered one in pecuniary in
tercsts. But, IL government did not lend
1T buys and employs largely: while
-banks-lend on heavy interest and the
best security. but buy and employ not
at all, or very little. These private
money institutions, solely for profit are
directly interested only in money, its
security and interest; and have no fell
lowship with the people in employment
of labor, In product ion. in buying and
selling. in transportation. or any en-
terprise whatever, except indirectly; and
as this indirect interest depends on
laws that they neither comprehend
nor care for, 1t has no more effect on
them than natural laws do on hogs
that devour the acorns that fall from
the oaks. and then uproot them. in their
efforts to get more acorns
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20

Only a Few lines" will surrender the
purse-strings of the nation and the
public to the banks: and 1t Is said by
Secretary Gage that we must do this.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-20
y.PILoT, FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, "1sge-TwELvE PAGES.

because government doesn't and can't
lend money. while others urge that gov
eminent mustn't issue paper-money be-
cause 1t can't suspend specie payment.
as banks can and do. But government
does issue and lend currency (so-called
national bank-notes) to the banks and
1t can just as we'll lend It to the peo-
pie, besides issuing Treasury notes
tpearing no interesD instead of issuing
interest-bearlng bonds to Increase the
standing national debt. Nor need any
of these be made redeemable In coin.
Inc people demand no such redemption
They are perfectly content IL the
treasury notes be legal-ten redeem
able in payment OF all taxes and re-
ceivable in all exchanges and payments.
But If redemption in coin be required
on any ground OF law or policy, restore
the silver that was constitutionally rec
ognized as a money metal when # was
provided by the constitution that the
states should make nothing but gold
and silver coin tender in payment of
debts. That restoration would Justify
the government at every financial
point and enable the people to supply
largely their own currency and regu-
late Its value to their needs (of which
they are the best and only legal Judges
IN this lanO by the free and unlimit-
ed coinage OF silver.-advantages af-
torded IN currency by silver that gold
cannot afford because it is too valuable
GIG times SOD to circulate. besides shun-
ming business and the people as too
low"
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
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Private entrance on Second street.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
Mines and MininQ

cisco and Tucson, who promoted the
sale, was with the two San Francisco
gentlemen. On the Little Bertha group
are shafts 158 feet deep and three
levels 1000 feet in length. The ore
has assayed- throughout at S34 per
ton. A cyanide plant is to be put up.
Ore taken out has been worked on a
Huntington mill, leaving 100 tons of
, tailings. Mr. Reid said he was inser-
ested to the extent of one-fourth in
copper properties in the Altar dis
trict on which considerable develop
ment work had been done, and the
prospects look favorable Upon per-
fecting title Reid and his coadjutors
viii look for a customer. Billy expects
TO enter the district again in a short
time.-Tucson Citizen.
The meeting of the board of direct
ors of the King of Arizona Gold Min
ing and Milling company was called
for this afternoon. OF the board Col.
Epes Randolph, Col. E. S. Ives and ].
D. Payne, secretary, VII go to the
King on Friday. there to meet d. NJ.
Riordan and accept from him as pres
ident of his company the work done
by the construction company under a
contract with the King of Arizona
company. For this work, previously
reported, the King of Arizona com
pany pays 100000 Work IN all de-
partments of the King progresses with
a tendency to increased activity
Tucson Star
Dr. Hamilton of Los Angeles has,
says the Kingman (Ariz) Miner,
bonded the Keystone mine from James
Uncapher and will soon have a force
of men at work thereon. The Key
stone is one of the big properties of
the Mineral Park country.
p D. Clark, the Los Angeles mining
man who has a bond on the Little
Jessie property in pearce, WAS in
town today on a flying visit Mr. Clark
Is proceeding with the development
work and reports much encourage
ment with progress Tombstone
ProspectOr
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
MINING NOTES.

Billy Rid, he of old opera house
fame. discoursed yesterday to group
of friends. and great interest was cen
tered in the speaker. The ex-man-
ager, who has covered considerable
territory IN. M & Al with barn
stormers and others a shade higher on
the ladder of fame, had but recently
returned from the Altar mining dis
trict in Sonora, some distance below
the hne, and was chOck full of min
ing news. Speaking of those with
whom he had journeyed out of Tue
son twenty-one days previous to the
date OF his return, and who remained
behind, he said they were figuring on
q new ten-stamp. mill site on the Lit
tie Bertha gold mine property, which
is on thirty pestenenc.ai "a group OF
five claims as understood on this side)
in the district. The parties referred
10 were 7Leecham and Ware, the latter
q scientist, representing the San
Francisco syndicate who are to pay
$50, O00 under a contract for the Little
Bertha group, to George Talbot and
partners. George Wight of San Fran
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22

The Crowned King company has
started their mill up again. They
have been shut down for a month or
more for repairs. The mine has been
running with Il full force of men all
this month. The rich ore has spread
through the vein and the deeper they
so the bigger the ledge and richer
the ore becomes They have struck it
rich over at the Big Bell mine The
mine has been worked and managed by
Ruby Harrington and they have got
80 men 20 work since they put in the
new hoist. They are sinking and
drifting and struck the rich ore in the
3OO-foot level The Star mine is owned
by the HarringtOns. who have got n
large force of men at work. They are
drifting now to cut the ledge and when
they do so will have 1000 feet of cover
Mfr E. NJ FOHz. superintendent of
The Place mine. expects to start up
again shortly The Place Mining COM
pany has the south extension of the
Crowned King ledge and have a good
showing of rich ore. F0ltz at pres
ctr has some men working on the wire
gold mining claim. 1t has the right
name. as the superintendent has some
specimens of ore thick with wire gold
that are worth 800 piece
Since the smelter has been guaraEr
teed at Mayer everybody is working
with n vim. as the Smelter is just what
this country needs We have plenty or
Gre here that will pay to ship 10 Mayer,
bnt if we have to ship it any further
distance the most of the profit would
be eaten up in freight charges.
]. L. CARDER.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22

no urs 4 day n cabs during every day,
Sundays included, of his entire term
of Office.
There has just sailed for the United
States the Vicomte de Monbrrn. whose
title is perfectly authentic. but who
has just completed his fourth term in
prison. and finds the supervision OF
the police so inconven:ent as to render
a change of scene not only agreeable.
but prudent Grandson Of that cele-
brated General de Monbrun who PLAYED
50 great role during the Napoleonic
wars IN The early part of the century,
an son OF one of the grand dignitaries
of the court of Napoleon III, he found
himself at the death of his father cast
upon the world with more brains than
money. Accordingly, he set 10 work
to live by his wits and soon degener-
ated into cIIme.
The offense for which he was san
fenced to the term of Imprisonment
that has just come to a close is SO in
genious that it is worthy of being
called TO the attention of the Ameri-
can police. Standing outside of a
western railroad terminus at Paris. he
caught sight of a gendarme or police
man. Hailing the man in a very per
emptOry manner. he Informed him
that he was a comqnissary of police.
summoned a cab, and ordered him to
get on the box. He then drove round
to all the druggists, and styling him
self police comm issaTy, demanded to
see whether they were Infringing the
law by leaving the cupboard for poi
sons unlocked. The sight of the po-
1:ceman on the box satisfied the drug
gists that he was what he pretended
to be, and they accordingly were only
too glad to induce him TO accept a rev
gold pieces by way of brides in order
to escape legal summons and fines. He
might have carried on this swindie in
definitely had he not had the sudacity
to give the cabman an order on she
police department, instead of paying
the mans fare himself -Marquise de
Fontenoy in Washington Pest.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
TOLSTOi AND BLUE PENCIL
Cutting of the authors SerI.I May
Lead to a Law Suit.

The peculiar trials OF the man VINO
edits the manuscript of writer's are
well known in newspaper circles
where, if the editor does his work well
the author takes all the credit, and il
he does It i'll, the blame IS all his own;
but it has remained for John Brisben
Walker, proprietor OF The Cosmo-
politan Magazine, to air them before
all the world, by threatening 20 bring
suit against Count Tolstoi's agents foI
500, 900 because they objected to the
vigorous use of his blue pencil upon
the Russian realistic authors copy
They objected to such an extent, Mr.
Walked IS credited with saying. that
they refused altogether to let him have
any more of it, though they were I'M
der contract SO to do. Hence the suit.
The novel which has caused all the
trouble is called The Awakening" 1t
was advertised widely to run as a SER
ial in the magazine, and several IN
stallments did appear in its pages, but
not exactly as Tolstoi wrote them. In
fact, the great Russians manuscript
contained so many bits of realistic
conversation and description, which
would have made Anthony CpmstOck
shudder, that it had to be freely ex-
purgated before being printed This
was in spite Of the fact that the con-
tract between Mr. Walker and the
counts agents provided that the novel
should contain nothing unfit for publ
cation.
1t is just possible that what the
count thinks fit for publication may
differ widely from Mr. Walkers idea.
but the latter asserts that if he had
printed the manuscript verbatim. as it
HI Il
have been circulated through the
mails. Be that as it may, the agents
OF Count TolstOi, when they saw the
mutilation Of his manuscript, declared
that it was sheer sacrilege to treat in
that way novel that was a genuine
work of art, and in Apnl last they re-
fused to send on additional install
ments of the story.
Mr.. Walker further declares that the
contoct expressly gave him the priyf-
lege of cutting out such parts of the
original as might prove offensive to
his readers. He also puts forth an
other COMPLAINT. common enough with
copy editors, that Tolstoi habitually
OVerr3n his space. That is, the st1p-
ulation called for installments of not
more than fifteen thousand words
each, but the count acted like the veri-
than twenty thousand words to each
installment. Now, the count was get
ting stipulated sum for the novel,
and space grabbing by a man on salary
is an inexcUsable offence
The contract was violated by Tolls
tots agents in still other respects, it
is charged. One of the stTpula lions
called for simultaneous publication in
America and Europe. but the publica-
ton in England and Russia was begun
some time before it could be started
in America. In addition to this. The
Cosmopolitan" was due to much
extra expense by the late dates at
which the installments OF manuscript
were delivered, delaying the presses
and otherwise embarrassing the pub
fishers.
Paul R. Reynolds and NJ Tchertkoff
are the counts agents, with whom Mr..
Walker dealt, and he may sue chem
for 100000 damages.-New York
Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22

The foreman of large segar manufacturing establish
ment in Philadelphia says One who has charge of segar
manufacturing plant has duties that many and burden
He be amidst tobacco leaf and tobacco dust
of the time and that experience bene
fetal to his lungs Working segars regularly natur
ally smoke great deal and result subject fire.
quent dizziness in the head from oveTsmokng For this
ailment have found better than Ripans abules
and generally take just before leaving the factory
If do this feel soon after emerging that the magic
Tabue has wrought change in my system and strength
ened my | also find Ripans Tabules help for
lost appetite and remedy for bilousness and never
miss opportunity recommend them my friends
o5siEE4 @ @
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22

States, Canada and Mexico
CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction with IT v
& +. KY Tor Jerome; P Il E. Junction with p q
L. K. r. for Huron and Nsver. NTsvar ,,-;.S
stage TO Crown King and other mining points:
Prescott with stage lines for all principal
mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage
lines Tor Congress Harqua Hala, Stanton and
1arneil; Hot Springs Junction with the C. al
II: 5 X /. CO., for Castle Creek Hot SPRINGS the
aIl-year-round health resort; Phoenix With the
NJ x P & s. K. V. r. X. Tor points on the s. p
System.
Z. ". GILLETT,
II. P ANEWALT General Agent
Acting Gen. Pass. Agt- Phnani-r
Prescott. Arizola
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
THE INVALID'S MECCA.

Traveler-Is this a healthfu1 local
ity?
Native-Well. rather. We have had
but one death in zine years, and that
was the doctor.
TTaveler-Indeedl And what did he
die of?
Starvation Chicago Rec
ord
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
Arizona and SOutd Eastern RI,
Southern Pacific Co.

EPAC1FEC SYSTEM.
Marieopa as follows:
100 4. NJ. Tuesdays and Fridays "suuset
fOO Limited for Los Angeles, San Iran
cisco and all California points.
200 4. NJ. DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS
CsO 3 tos points in Oaliforniz, Nevada
Oregon ard Washington.
~ y x A. II. DAILY MIXED rR. NJ FoR
lO.OJ Tucson. benson. IoTIlSb rr.1'' n sOH
ing, 81 Paso and intermediate stations
QsHA P. NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN EoP
OatO Glla Bend and informed to SITS ticns
TX P. NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN ron
- ri Paso snd all way stations,
TO.OQ Pm. DAILY NFWORl,RAEsFx
1OsO0 press for Tucson. Benson. DENIM,
EIFsso.osn Antonio, Hous tonsnd New Orleans
n.EfT Z. NJ. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS ssSan-
lOsO ] set Limited" for II Psso. Rcrt
worth ST. Louis, Chicago and all points esss
r.H. GOOBszA<
nsst
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
- o -
IS THAT SO?

Rinks-Say. did ever tell you that
story about the vacant house out my
way?
Drinks Creporter)-No.
Binks-Well, there's nothing In it
Kansas City Star.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
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