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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
From Friday's Daily.

Tonighi's entertainment VII be a sure cure for the blues.
 Mayer shipped 5000 pounds of wool over the P.& l.. railroad thls season.
 Two Los Angeles newspaper men are in Phenix With a view of writing up the territory.
 Over 100000 pounds of wool have ceen shipped over the ;. F. P. X P. railroad this season.
 The new woman wlll be dressed a la homo at tonIght's performance at Dake's opera house.
 C. B. Eal an and family, who left yesterday for Kansas, expect to re- side there permanently.
 The entertainment at Dake's opera house tonight Is for the benefit ol one of the local churches.
 You want to go to the opera house early this evening to secure a good seat. A large number of tickets have been sold.
 W. E. Pedley came in on this afternoons train to attend the funeral uf his brother-in-law. T. c. Barlow-Massicks.
 John Waldo Ellis, field superin- tendent Of the ChIldren's Home so ciety, arrived ID Prescott yesterday in the interests of the above societE.
 Mrs. W. H. Hall will leave in a day ortNo Tor her former home in Arkansas, being summoned there on account Of the illness Of her father.
 The telephone line Is now com plete from Prescott tn Jerome, thus reducing the telegraph rate from Phenix to Jerome to 50 cents.-Re- pubEcan.
 Jos, Dougherty is putting in water system of his own in West Prescott He has put up a large tank on the old Fleury property and Is now putting up windmill.
 Harry Tritle has had quite a serious spell of sickness. The PheniI Herald says that he was able 10 sit up yesterday for the first time slnce be was taken III.
 The papers are wrong in saying that "Altgeld Is disturbing element ID the democratic parry Mir. Alt geld Is not an essential part of any thing and hence Is not an clement Chicago Herald.
 4. A. B-ason and Mrs. Keenan We're married in PhenIx yesterday. he only interest attaching to the above item Is the fact that about a year ago Reason shot and killed the woman s husband, Keenan, on LyDx creek mill.
 Governer Murphy has offered a reward of S25O each for the arrest aud conviction of the Hsldeman brothers who recently murdered C. L. Alnsworth, deputy sheriff of Co., chise county.
 Special Agent s. J. Holsinger wis tied the Prescott forest reserve yes .erday and made the discovery that during the past winter there has been large part of it devastated of Us timber. Hundreds of mining 'tulis have been taken right from the -eserve he says, despite the fact that . forest ranger has been employed to . ook after and protect it.
 Purity Lodge No. 8. Degree of ] Honor, 4. O. |. w., will hold a meeting in K. of P. hall Saturday | light, April l5, 1899, at s o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

shs fts have been sunk along the ledge, 100 feet apart, the deepest one of which is 900 feet. Mr. Hamlin says he does not regret having done any of the work, and believes he has promising ProPerty.-Republican.
 City Attorney P. W. O'SulIivan, who is at Cripple Greek, Colorado, attending the A. O. U. W. grand lodge, telegraphs to H. D. Ross that New Mexico and Arizona have been accorded a jurisdiction by them selves. Colorado being segregated from each of the two above name d territories. This is said to be vel come news to our workmen and re- fleets ereditably upon Mir. O'Sulli- van as logical and untiring crafts man of the order.
 Geo. H. Schuermsn, Mrs. Reese Ling and Miss Anna Schuerman are ID Phenix today on their way from Tucson to Prescott. MT. Schuerman says Tucson is in a prosperous con dition, building many new buildings and many public improvements. He says the new Eiks' building has the roof finished and the painters are at work on the woodwork insider He thought such building as that was . credit to the Elks and Tut son Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

The Egyptian women wore bangle hoops of gold ID their ears. which were regarded as the wearer's choicest possessions, and were parted from only under diTest stress. The golden calf was supposed to have been made entirely from the earrings of the people.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
SWEET. KEFREsBTNc

Sleep IS given by Hoods Sarsa- Parilla which strengthens the nerves. toDes the stomach and overcomes all dyspeDtic symptoms You should try it.
 Hoods Pills are prompt and efic- ient, easy to take, easy to operate. 9 cents. &
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Why. of cear.e.

i've called to tell you. sir, that the photographs you took of us the other day are not ar all satisfactory. Why. my husband looks like an apei'' Well, madam, you should have thought of that before you had him taken "-- Household Words
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

The death penalty is rarely enforced in Germany, Austria Denmark or Sweden. h New York II out of I2 murderers escape without sny punish ment, and in the United States only one murderer in 50 suffers capital punish ment-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

C. D. Hunt is up from the Zoni; ] Copper company $ camp. NIT. Hun
 is treasurer of the company.
 Special Agent s. J. Holsinger, oi the inte1or department, returned
 this morning from bis visit 10 Phe- nix.
 Frank Bettman is making bi:
 periodical tour of the territory
 selling goods and renewing old ac
 quainiances.
 John D. Wakeley. an attorney from Wayne, Michigan, arrived m
 Prescott recently with a view of To- eating here.
 Mir. snd Mrs Hugo Richards and the latter's father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. TOwne, of New York, left on yesterdays train for California
 C. s. Mustard and B. F. SEitzer are two names which appear side ov side on the Hotel Burke register. Here IS sn opportunity for punsters.
 Louis Miller. life termer in the peuitentiary from this county, fo: implication in the murder of Lee Norris. escaped from that instItu-
 ton last Tuesday night.
 Mandamus proceedings have been instituted against County Treasurer Dennis A. Burke to compel him to nay interest on the YaVapsi county railroad and redem YtlOu bonds.
 The Ph-ni1 Herald announces that a marriage lic.-nse has been granted to Alexander Duf and Ella Black of Jerome Junction. The wedding was 10 have taken place this afternoon.
 Fl. J. Allen, as administrator of the e-tate of the late E. W. John ston, has filed bis first annual ac- coun ing in the probate court. A partial distribution of the funds on hand amounting tO S3,2OO was made 10 the heirs.
 J. w. Beuh am Of Pheni1. has been accorded the privilege of cutting 4S0 cords of mesquite wood from ceT- tain tract of land located near Mari copa for which be will pay the gov ernment Sl6S. Under the recent ruling of the land office in regard to cutting price gets the contract. Pheni1 Herald.
 Fred Schmidt, recently one the of the Golden Eagle hotel writes of his safe arrival in Germany. He left here with the in tention of residing permanently in Germany but from the tone of his letter he may return to Arizona again.
 W. H. Ferguson did not get away yesterday as he expected, owing to needed repairs to the freight wagons I carrying supplies. They got away . his afternoon, however. all right. l He took sixteen miners with him, and he says they are the best miners . 10 be found in YsvapaI county.
 The difference between the cases ,i Edmund Burke and Col. Leigh vas that the former was charged Eith criminal ofense, although he vas acquitted. Col. Leigh's ofense vas not eXtraditable under odr laws. Dur contemporary Is aware of this iespite the attempt to make little .heap political capital out of II.
 N V Eauv succeeded in ..biy- ng" few honey bees thus morning ,f au entirely neW species to this They are very much arger than the Italian bee and Mir. Kelly says different from anything le has ever seen. He thinks they must have immlgrated from the Philippine islands or some of the 'iher new acquisitions of Uncle Sam
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Three or Four
 particular cooks in one neigh borhood are enough to make a agrocer keep SeAiLkings Best bakinegpDBder. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
"Prde Goeh
 Before a Fall. =

Some proud people tha they haVe strong consfitl lions, and ridicuLe the fdc. Of disease. Sucd peop neglect their health, let ta. blood ran dozvn, and ft.eir stomach, kidneys and EOer become deranged.
 Don't be foolish about your health. Use Hoods SarsapariIla and you will prevent the fall and save your pride.
 scroflilous Hip Disease -" My boy Willie had scrufulous hip disease from a baby. Assesses developed Months ct the hospital. with best treatment, did no good. They said he would never walk again He was helpless and wasted away to nothing but skin and bone. Hoods SarSsparilla had helped me, and I gave it to him. Imagine my delight at & wonder ful change Assesses all healed. crutches thrown away. He is now tall and stout perfectly well and the thanks are all due tO Hoods SarsapArilla. Other mothers with crippled children should knew this" MRS. EAoEA v. DUFT, Walpole, Mass
 NeFVousness-~I vas weak, nervous and very delicate, staggered in attempting to walk. Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills made me well. I feel like another person." Mas. LTZLIE SHEEBEzr. Conduit Street, Ext, Annapolis, Md.
 Dyspepsia We all use Hoods ssrss- .arf1I hrunf fNss-- -Frn-f -f.v .4 myself Of dyspepsia. owe my life to it. N H KIRK 6ll Franklin St PhIladelrhia
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
THE CITY AND COUNTY
KeWsy Notes oi Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers I6S and S7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
THE We DEAL.

Dr. Prices Cream Bak.1. lovder combines all the elements of ideal excellence 4 IS highest in leaven ing power It is free from the cs taiut of impurty No trial can be too exhaustive, 10 test too exacting for its admirable q.;-..es.
 Cake and biscuit made with it retain their moisture and are extremely light, faky and fine grained-not coarse and full of holes as when made with alum baking powders Alum baking powder leaves bitter i the bread or cake and food pre- pared with it dries up quickly.
 The severest t.. 5 were imposed at the Worlds Columbian Exposition and the California Midwiuter Fair, where DE Prices Cream Baking Powder eclipsed all competitors After full ean,iltiou and competi- ion it secured the hiqhess onors a..l s--;,l cold medal These awards stamp it as
 "THE FOREMOST RAk,Nc pownEp ,v Al, -.,-,...-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Hotel BURKE!
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

BURKE & HICKEY, Propris ,rs
 sn@s 0f ths fs.azs. of sAis HS..M
 ~ It is the only absolutely are proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but Warn CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ~ It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexoslled and its sleeping apartments are -ept neat and clean alwsYs.
 ~ It has . wstchnan on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing .l property secure from thisvsry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
The HANOVER EXPLOSION.
Interesting Details Of the Terrible Ac-
cIdcnt az IlippO's Saw MIL

HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA. Janu-
airy .--special.-The explosion q the
boiler OF Mr.. L. J. Fiippo saw min yes
ten gay, an account OF winch occurred
in tO-days Times was the worst
lamity that has happened In this sOHnfy
Tor years The mill was lOcateG Lo5ut
three niics from The courthouse. and
tho following interesting "Details OF the
accident have been learned.
The machinery OF the mill was All IN
notion The big saw was cutting a iine
through a large log under the guidance
OF the sawyer when. ar ~ 20 A. NJ. there
was an awful explosion. sounding like the
report OF a cannon,
II was found that tho boiler had blown
up. completely wreckiug tho entire on
CINE, boiler mill sheds and machinery
OF all kinds
John Robinson. son OF Mr l'liprse
manager and engaged IN logging the
mill and at his post, was Instantly killed.
Mr.. C. G. CovirgtOn. VINO operated the
stave saws and was standing near kpo-
inson. was killed. ana Frank Allen tcOi-
orecp. who carried off lumber. was Killed.
The wounded are. Washington Taylor,
in back of head and leg broken, he cam
not recover.
Milton Page, who was badly scalded
about the face, neck and body may live.
Both OF these men are colorcd
Mr. Jim Gatewood. OF Caroline coun-
IS. the sawyer. who was standing IN \
sink near the saw. was knocked sense
less from a blow near the TOP OF ms
head By the front end Of the boiler. bur
IL not seriously hurt
The force OF the explosion was ter
rifle. scattering parts of the engine ana
shefs I'm all directions. The engine and
boiler were broken ln half. The front
end. which killed the men. and Weighing
over half A ton. was thrown ht'y yards
from its foundation.
The cylinder was blown nifty feet IN
the air crushing small tree IN It's de-
scent.
Mr.. Coyington leaves wife and A
number OF small children.
Mr.. Flippos loss IS c0nsideraDle-S'oU
or more: no insurance.
They ure unable To- ascertain the Gauss
OF the explosion.
Mr.. r. " Swift who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever Tor some time. ~
stnl quite Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
HAWAIIAN SUFFRAGE.
Requirements OF the Law Might We'll
BE Adapted to the South.

WASHINtfloN. Jan. Spcclul.-oi
especial interest 10 the southern States
is that section of the bin Just reported
from the House Committee 0u the Ter
ritOrics 10 provide government for thc
Territory OF Hawaii bearing ON the
qualifications OF elections. Inc only
amendment Was Boo the sixth paragraph
of section ~ which read. BE able un-
derstandlns.y 90 speak. reid ana WIt-
the English or Hawaiian language. The
word "uudcrst audlugIy has been
stricken out. As the bil now reads the
usual seN. age ana residence uualihtd-
lions and tne proper registration are
required ana these tWu additional quail
ncations are included.
Shall prior to such registration have
paid. ou or before the tnirty-hrst day OF
March ueNl Htc''lna lns ua.e "t I'hir
trati0n. al taxes due by him 10 the gov
eminent.
And
"B. able 20 sneak. read and Write the
English or HamMiln language.
Iu the report which was made by Rep
resentative Knox "a good Republican
brother from Massachusetts, is found tAe
"The question of property qualification
Of amy kind for voter or member OF
the senate Is an impor amt one and is
calculated 10 excite autaeonlsm lu me
United States but sucu qualification
has Ions prevailed in Hawaii. and. as
far as can joe n-ctrtained. meets the ape
THE requirement has gradually grown
less prohibitivc. and that now proposed
SIS the most liberal. AND the commis-
siOners in their report i0oK for it, tinal
extinction but regard the present time
as not favorable TO the experiment II
insurcs as gar ns pos !hie. "a cOnseryd-
tive body in tho legislative body Of Hd-
vail al am important period Of its his
tory. 10 permits "a large number ot ma
tive HaWaliaus 90 vote for members ~
the upper house. and the objections TO
tnis provision lre largely met hy the
removal of ali property qualifications
for membership OF the lower house or
Tor electors Of members oi that body.
Thus a large popular house is created.
all classes are represented. eui each
house VIII b. a. check upon tho other.
The reasons for this provision are fully
stated ON pages 40 and 80 of the report
OF the commission. 10 which the MEM
hers az The House are respectfully re-
ferred
THE requirement that voters for mem
bers or each Rouse shall hr able 20 9rc1k.
read and write tho English or Hawaiian
lanrhaqe is contained in the constltu-
ton OF the Renuhic ~ Hawaii and
should hc preserved i; a reoreecntative
government d. 20 be- established. n
meets with no onnos'tion from the peo-
ple Of HawqH. and nearly an the natives
possess This qualification.
IL will Dec well for southern LEGISLATORS
10 nasfe tAr iasf paragraph preceding IN
their hats f.r ready reference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

Happer's Magazine for February IS up
IN - usual high standard OF excellence
Dr Jno 4. Wyeth writes OF Colons.
Forrest at Fort Donelson, and Joseph
/. SticIncy. the Herald correspondent
describes the battle of Manila, with The
Granite pen of new spaper man who
saw with his own eyes Prof. G. a
Young. OF Princeton University, has an
orticle ON 1.-THE Astronomical outlook.
and Albert Bushnell Hart, professor or
history at Harvard, writes OF "Tho
united states as a World Power
GHOSTS i'm Jerusalem IS the title Of a
story bv \. G. Wheeler. better known
No "Nvm Crinde." The local color and
a hint OF Oriental mysticism give
character OF It's own 20 the story Sarah
Rarnwen Elliott and Margaret Sutton
prlscoe contribute short stories and the
opening story In The Draws" is EMIT
led "Mlneroy Valentines" By Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart.
That most fascinating writer. Joel
Chandler Harris Introduces Aunt Mine
ROY Ann 20 the public and Anne Ola
san contributes pathetic little sketch
under the title Of "Riordan's Last Cham
paien." William Charles scully pub
fishes a most gruesome story Of THE
Lepers." of South Africa This number
also contains the second installments Of
'"rhe Letters Of Stevenson" and OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29

CSrOF. HENRY W. BECKEkR, a. NJ
aches. still others are troubled with loss
OF flesh and appetite with accommodations
% gas. sour risings ana heartburn
10 is safe to say that Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
Up disease except cancer OF the stomach.
They cure sour stomach, gas. loss Of
flesh and appetite. sleepiessness. palpi .
tation heartburn. constipation and head
ache.
Send FOR valuable little book on stomach
diseases by addressing r. a. Stuart CO.,
Marshall. Mich. All druggists sell run
sized packages at 80 cents. Prof. Henry
" Rocker A. NJ. the well-knOwn re-
iigious worker and writer OF 81 LOUIS
secretary OF the Mission Board OF the
German Methodist Church. chief Clerk
ava Fxp,rs Accountant for the Harbog
and Wharf Commission. Public Secre-
farv for the ST. Louis School. Patrons
Association. and the District Conference
81 Stewards OF the NJ. T.. Church: also
takes am active part in the work OF the
l1pworth League ana 70 write on re
llgious and educational topics for several
MAGAZINES. TOW one .ounc relief IS tot
told in his own WORDS.
some weeks ago my brother heard me
say something bout indig's ton. aud .ak-
ing box from us poke said Iry
Sfuart's Tablets" did and was
nromnflv relieved. Then ] investigated
the nature OF the tablets and became
satisfied that they were made Of just the
right things and in Just the right pro-
portions to aid in the assimilation of
food. I heartily endorse them in all re-
snects. and Keep them .onstahtly IN
hand"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
SENATORS BY
POPULAR VOTE.
North Carolina Legislature Memorial
ICES Congress to That Effect.
OvER-TIM FOR The NAVY YARDS
Mfr. Rixcy Gets a Favorable Report on
His BiIi-Some Revenue Decisions
OF Interest to Virginia and
North Carolina.

Two resolutions adopted by the North
Carolina Legislature were submitted in
Congress to-day.
One favors the election OF United states
senators By the people. and was present
ed by Mr.. Butler. VINO expressed himself
as favorable To the plan
The other urged the North Carolina del
cation IN Congress to endeavor to Sc
cure appropriations for two lights on the
coasts of that State. one at the north
po!nt OF the reef at the entrance Of the
Cape channel in Pamlico sound. and the
other at the Hatteras, OF the beach.
IL was explained that the light beacon
at the point OF Cape Hatteras, on the
Atlantic Coast. is imperative because oil
the encroachment of the sea.
A NEW BEACON.
Mr.. Kitchen, OF North Carolina, ms
introduced a bill providing that there be
established ut the entrance of the Cape
channel in Pamlico sound, ~ c., Lght
beacon of not less than the sixth order.
with iron supports, on the north point OF
the reef at said entrance. az a cost not
exceeding the sum Of $4,000.
The ONERriME BILL.
Representative Rixey made "A favorable
report from the House Naval Affairs
Committee on his bill authorizing the
.ayment OF 80 per cent additional Tor
wort in the navy yards and naval sta
tions of the United States In excess OF
eight hours day during the recent war
with Spain.
Among the decisions Of Commissioner
Of the Internal Revenue Scott are these
I'm Virginia and North Carolina:
Dealers In tobacco or snun are not
permitted 10 break original packages OF
tobacco or SNUFF for the purpose OF re-
packin. in smaller packages.
A box made from tin. and stellar m
size 10 the ordinary commercial wooden
box. which will admit Of the proper
labels. marks. brands, and stamps. and
upon which tho caution notice IS directly
imprinted. was approved. under regula-
tons. for use as "A substitute FOR the
Ordinary commercial wooden box for
packing cigars"
"Warehousemen who sell leaf tobacco
on commission are required to pay special
tax as leaf tobacco dealers. and II they
neither acquire possession Of nor right
or title to- leaf tobacco which they sell
on commission "a agents for others. tney
must also pay special tax as commercial
brokers'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Is to Rely Upon the Sprays,
! Washes, Etc.,

Which form the basis OF many
methods now so prevalent.
Such treatment might avail some
thing if Catarrh was only local
irritation of the membranes. But
the disease is not on the surface
the discomforting irritation OF the
lining of the throat Is not the dis
ease itself, but simply a mani
festation of it. Catarrh Is q
deep-seated, constitutional blood
disease, and it is as easy to put
out fire with q sheet of paper as to
hope to cure it with local appica-
tions. Don't mistake temporary
relief for benefit. Those who last
season thought themselves bene-
fitted by this treatment will see
their mistake as soon as the first
chilling blast of winter is felt.
1.-The sprays and washes prescribed By
the doctors relieved me only tempora
rily, and though / used them constant
ly for ten years, the disease had
frmer hold than ever. / was IN
lamentable condition when / decided
20 try S. s. s. I at once began TO i'm
prove, and after taking 1t for three
months l was cured completely, TIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE GOVERNMENT
AGAINST DREYFUS
1contInued from First PageJ

the result Will be submitted 10 the COM
bined Court OF Cessation. IN the event OF
the biH being passed.
10 Is understood that on Monday the
Government will propose that the bill
be submitted 10 a special committee Of
the Chamber To which NJ MaZeau's re-
port will be communicated.
WOULD BE UNW1SE.
The actual words OF the conclusion Of
NJ Mazeaus report are as follows:
without suspecting the honor Of the
Criminal Section Of the Court Of Casa
ton. which remains intact it appears
wise not 10 leave IL 20 bear alone the
responsibility for the definite judgment
which has TO Doe pronounced
According % the Liberte. NJ Mazeau's
Investigation revealed acts of imprudence
and incorrcctness Of attitude upon the
part OF certain members of the Criminal
section of the Court notably their re-
fuall 90 hear witnesses who applied To
be confronted with other witnesses
whose testimony clashed with their own
The Premier NJ Dupuy. disposes Of
the rumors II possible action against
members of the Criminal Section by say
ing that the result Of NJ. Mazeaus in
vestigati0n "Will not necessitate further
action beyond the introduction OF pro-
posed bills
MUCH INTEREST.
The Governments bill has created a
decided impression and Is eagerly and
teddy discussed everywhere. The
various political groups ia the Chamber
will meet tomorrow 10 discuss the mat
ter and agree upon the attitude they
shall assume.
A resolution will be submitted 10 the
Chamber on Monday calling upon the
Government 10 communicate 10 the De-
puties the results Of the inquiry into the
charges made by NJ. De Beaurepaire, but
Il is stated that the Government will
refuse TO comply with the demand Civ
ing merely the gist Of the report Of the
committee on the plea that the inquiry
was confidential