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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
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White Cloud, Mich. July s1--A thresh-
ing machine engine exploded to-day near
Big Prairie. Charles Haight. Alpha
Haight. Charles Crabtree. George Over-
~, Cecil Priest. and Raymond Howe were
killed Oscar Evans and George H2ight
we're severely injured.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01

New York. July ai.-Frank curran.
former emBioye 81 the rogoilfan Street
Railway Company. accused % having ex-
p oslges in his possession. w. held 10
day IN EAo bail for trial BY Magistrate
Zel!er, IN the iorsyllie Court
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01

New York, July sl.-Policeman Thomas
F. O'Brien to-day pleaded guilty to grand
larceny in the second degree. OBrien
was charged with having stolen a gold
watch, a chain and two charms from the
body OF George 2 Rhoads. President of
the StlyveSaut Fire Insurance Company,
who was run over and killed by an
Eighth avenue electric car on June 10
The chain and charm were returned 20
The relatives and IL was discovered that
il was O'Brien who had given them back
4 pawn ticket for the watch was found
on % Brien
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
SUES FOR PRIZE MONEY
Admiral Sampson Libels the
Infanta Maria Teresa.
PLACES VALUATION AT 100000

Suit In Admiralty Has Been Instituted
Seeking Appraisrment and Distribution
of Spoiis of Santiago Batsle-s~veral
Commanders If Fleet Designated As Par
acknowledgement of Spanish Fleet Set
Forth-Apprupriation of Cruiser.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01

Death p1IctIY IoiIows atifiestIFn.
Hagtlesburg. Mies-, July E.-HenFy
Novels a negro. who ATTEMPTED to a7saalt
Miss Rosaline Davis Saturday evening
vas captured yesterday and was identified
b. Miss Davis Hoveis was Immediately
tied 10 a tree ana shot 20 death ~ the
angry crowd
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-01
Duis aftLe Legal Profession.

u would appeal especially TO the bar TO
bring that potent influence which the
members OF the profession exercise in
every community to the aid OF law and
order. not only by diseountenancing mob
rule, but b. aiding the courts and iuriss
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
THE RACIAL PROBLEM.
An Editorial Has Stirred Up the Gu
 ban Politicians.

Havana, Sept 1S.-All the Havana papers have, until lately, carefully avoided what the Cubans generally recognize as the most important ques- ticn. Today, however. La Lucha says:
 If independence is granted to Cuba the gravest problem to be faced and solved will be the racial problem. The supremacy of the wLi3es must ta guaranteed. It should be borne in mind by the negroes that there can be no social equality at any time and no political equality until a consider able period has elapsed. Yet it must be admitted that the negroes, who are numerically the chief element in the population, starved and fought bravely during the war, while many be- sPangled high cockalCrums now strut ting around Havana in gorgeous uni forms were in Mexico or Yucatan, ly- ing ab2ut their political convictions"
 The editorial has provoked consider able comment, especially at the Union club, whose members say that all the anneXaticni5ts and protactorate organs have not done So much harm to the cause of Cuba as the La Lucha has done today. Th-se who condemn the papers sentiments say the racial question should nct have been raised in any public way until independence was assured. On the ether hand those wilo favor annexation CT a pro- tectorate consider that the editorial was inspired.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
COW DIES OF HYDRCPHOBIA

West Grange, N. J., Ssrt. 1S.-A Jer- say COW belonging to James O'Day Of Lind-ley avenue, West Orange, died ye--erday Of hydrophi-oia The an:- nal was bitten on August 26 by the deg which L-d bitten the three child ren Of Adam Diffenbach. The child ren are new being created at the Pas tcti- -1ctitUte in New York The two boys are practically out of danger and their treatment will e-d cn Sunday The little girl is rot prcgr, ,ssing so we'll
 'Ye1-erday MT. O'Day's COW began to roll aclInd, below and 3snsp at the ctain until finally the police were asked to com'a and shoot the animal. Policeman Heslin, McDcnald and E1uer were sent to sheet the ccw, but before they reached the place the ami nal died
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
PARTY OF WRITERS ABROAD.
The Norma Was Reported Lost, but
 Has Turned Up All Right.

New York, Sept. 18.-The Norma left here On November 2, 1896, with a party of story writers Cn board, to cruise around the world, explore un- known rivers and visit countries and tribes and write up descriptive articles which it was designed to furnish to a syndicate of publications. The expedition was organized by and un- der the charge of Nicholas J. Weaver, who figured conspicuously here dur ing the winter Of 1S95-6, and whose title Of commodore he adop,ad him self.
 The party was reported to be com posed of Theodore A. WorTall of Northeast, Ind, physician and botan- is1; A. G. Danforth. Jr.. of St Louis; Henry P. Taher of Buffalo, w P New come Of this city and Mrs. c. c. Col lins of Greenboro, N. c.
 Last March the yacht was reported to have been lost in the Red sea, but turned up all right later at Colombo, Ceylon. Nothing Of her subsequent wanderings has been known until her arrival at Honolulu.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
THE NEWS OF
 SCOTTSDALE

| Scottsdaas, Ariz., Sept. 1S.-(Sr2cia Correspondence Cf The Republican.)- MT and Mrs. Gray, relatives of the Van Horn family, lately came to the Eyalley from Kansas and have decided to remain in Scottsdaya They havf rented Chaplain ScCtt's house and vii CPen it to boarders Nc doubt they 9Hin soon have house full, as ac- ccmm0dl'tions in Scottsdale are in de mand during tho touriSi. season.
 The UnderhiH home will be open tc guests again for the winter A number of people who spent last winter here have already engaged quarters for the coming season. The popularity of Mr. and Mrs. UnderhilI as host and hostess is growing.
 MT Leon Banham Of Tennessee is the first arrival of winter visitors in our midst. He predicts large influx of health seekers to the valley this fall. The physicians of Tennessee are giving Phoenix first place as a health resort.
 Miss Dellie Roberts has returned from her mountain trip and occupies enc Of the Davis tents
 M.bs Cora Bryant of Phoenix is spending a few days with the Under hills, whi.-e her invalid brother, Gecrge, is away to the mountains
 Mrs. Elicit and friends are back in their tent home on the townsite, having occupied the home of Chaplain Scott during the sOjcurn in Prescott of Chaplain and Mrs Scott.
 John Lyle has rented land of MT i. G. Ut-2y for a term of three years and will move Cn5o it, and with his mother make a home.
 Mr s. M. Van Horn has severed his connection with the Murphy ranch and is looking about for a new home Scottsdale people are unanimous in the desire that it may end in his To- eating with his family in our com munity.
 Miss Bessie Sharkey of Phoenix has E5cn employed by our school trustees to teach cur school. School will open nexi- Monday, September 25
 The United States government has opened a day school on the Pima res ervaticn. School opened last Monday with thirty-eight pupils and MT. and Mrs. Nelson as teachers. Mrs. Nelson belongs to the Seneca tribe of Indians and was at one time teacher in the Indian school in Phoenix MT Nelson is Pima and was once leader of the band at the Phoenix Indian school. Much interest centerS in this school, on the part Of friends of the Pima h. dians, and pleasure is expressed at the manner in which it is opening up.
 A. K. B.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
QUARREL WITH A CONSUL.
Managers Of Steamship Adula Are
 Threatening to File Claims.

Kingston, Jamica, Sept. 1S.-A quar- rel has occurred here between the American consulate and the repre- sentative of the Atlas Steamship com pany. The Adula, a we'll known war prize, was refused admittance to the port of Santiago for failure to pro duoe an immigrant list. The com pany's representative declared that the consulate said the list was unneces- sary before the Adula left here. and the company is now threatening to file 3 claim for every days delay in land ing the immigrants.
 The real trouble is due to the pres ence of large number of Chinamen aboard, who are net wanted in San tiagC.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
RAN AWAY FRCM A CONVENT.
Story '-t an Escape in New York Told
 By Girl in Newburg

| Newburg, Sept. 18.-A girl Of IT ar rived at F'ishkiI Landing Cn an after nc-n train yesterday an1 s35:ng to the Hctel Flannary, asked permission to sit in the parlor for a while. Permis- sion being granted, she sent out a note to some person in this city and waited for the answer.
 The girl seemed nervous and eXcit- ed and finally told her story to the pt-ple at the hctel She said her name was SeEventi and that her parents livsd at Newburg She was serr5 to the convent Of the HCly Compassion on Eighth street, New York, but did not like 1t, because they would hardly al low her to spsak at the table or con verse with anyone, so she decided to run away On Sunday night she cut NUc 2 pane cf glass in her room. cIawled through and with the aid of tte water pipes on the outside made her escape to the ground. While at the conver,. she saved her money and was able to gst 10 F'ishkilI She had ser. word to a friend that she was there and wanted money enough to get away to some place from where she wl3uld not have, to return to the con- vent.
 Tie hCtel proprietor, after hearing the g.ory, at once notified her father. She said that she would be willing to go to her home. here, but would never return to the convent. The father, in stead Of going to Fishkill alone, went and sw-re out a warrant for the girls arrest. The girl heard of it and dis appeared.
 It was af,erward learned that she bearded a New York Central train during the evening" A friend had come from Newburg and purchased a
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
ANOTHER JACK THE RIPPER.
Mysterious Negro Who Slashe
 Threats in Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va, Sept 1S.-There is great constern3ticn among about 5000 negroes who reside in Jackson ward here ever the mysterious appearance of ar, unknown negro man who is us- ing a razor with terrible effcct upon the residents of the ward Three men while standing on the corners during the past two nights have had their threats cut by this Jack the Rip per. and the police have been unable to locate the culprit He has been seen twice, but only vaguely. and even then was disguised. Two of the men who were victims, Edward Harris and JChn Andersen, are at the city hospital in a critical condition.
 Every effort is being made to cap ture the mysterious man. He steps up bshind negroes who are walking about or standing alone, and pushing back their heads draws Q razor across their threats, then mysteriousiy dis appears. Another victim is reported today, and it is said mass meeting will be held by the negroes and a vigil lance committee 2pp-inted to run down the would-be murderer
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
APACHE ENLIsTs AS VOLUNTEER

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 1S.-Captain John s. Fair has enlisted a full blcoded American Indian fer the Forty third regiment, United States volun- teer infantry. He is Charley Hallway of the Apache tribe. He was born at Globe City and is the son of a chief who served as a scout under General Crook. Through the influence of Gen eral Crook, Charley was sent east as pupil at the Carlisle Indian school. Fer several months he has be3n in the emp!cy of the Cambria Iron company at JohnstOwn.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
IRON BEDS FOR THE ORIENT.
Consul Davidson Sees an Opportunity
 for American Trade.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Consul Dav- idsOn of Tamgui thinks that Ameri- cans can make money by selling irCn bedsteads in Formosa, and, in fact, throughout the Orient, and has so ad- vised the state department. There are only about three dozen foreigners m Formosa, but Mr. Davidson believes that the natives could readily be P2i- suaded to buy American beds.
 Tt is my firm belief" ne writes, that a good opportunity exists for the introduction of American iron beds, not only in Formosa, but thrOus hou- the east, providing the hC-r'e mahufac- turers are willing to make the slight notifications required in producing an acceptable article.
 The American iron bed enameled in Wlit3 and with brass trimmings IS superior in appearance to the English or continental bed found for sale in the east, and, although in every way equal in strength and frmness, it is in America at such a low cost that it can te placed on tue eastern market at about half the cost of the European article"
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
KILLED FATHER AND MOTHER
Rum-Crazed Youth Commits Awful
 Crime in Massachusetts.

Southbridga. Mass. Sept. 1S-A double murder occurred late last night near the manufacturing village of Fiskdale, about ten miles northwest of this town. John King and his wife, an aged couple, were killed by their sen Peter, who was crazed from the excessive use of liquor. The skulls of both were crushed by heavy in strument
 The murderer also attempted to kill his brother Thomas, but only sue ceeded in infiicting severe wounds Flter is now confined in the lookup here. He is in an unconscious condi- tion and may die.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
RACE FEELING IN INDIANA TOWN
Patrons of Scho0l Object to Presence
 Of Cuban Boy.

Princeton. Ind, Sept 18.-The school trustees Of Prince,on are hay ing considerable trouble about Gu ban boy whom an army officer brought home with him from Cuba The Cuban started to school yesterday with the white children, when the patrons announced the withdrawal of their children if the foreigner was permitted to attend school They claim he must go to the negro school. The trustees withdrew the Cuban temporarily.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19

white soldiers with cheating them al the game and also going through their clothes at night The negroes were all together in the bcw of the vessel and the white soldiers planned to raid their quarters. Just as the fight seemed imminent the provost guard was called out and fer the remainder of~the voyage kept the two races apart. The ringleaders among the whites did not get any shore leave at Honolulu
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 1S-The na- tional tennis tournament, which opened here today under the auspices of the Cincinnati Lawn Tennis association, promises to be a. record-breaker both in point of attendance and in the mat ter of exciting contests. Six courts or coming five days, and some very spirit cd contests are expected. The contest
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
The Miller Derby
 FALL, 1899

TTHE hat of the sea-
 son is here, and here
 only. May we show it to you?
 We have the sole local agency for the sale of the Miller Derby, the very highest type of a hat in every particular.
 The John B. Stetson Co.,, of Philadelphia, makes this royalty good bit of headwear.
 The pleasing powers and general reliability of the Stetson products have built the biggest factory for the making of fine hats in the world and keep 1,20O employees busy satis- lying the demand that comes from all over the world.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
NEW WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.
Peter Pearson Says His System Wo,
 ed Sixty Miles.

Perry. Okla. Sept. 1S.-Peter Pear son, an Oklahoma man. has invented a system Of wireless telegrap phy which he claims is perfectly successful. Some time last week MT. Pearson says he sent a message to his agent in a little town sixty miles away. He later re ceived copy of the message by let ter through the postoffice exactly as he sent it, including mistake in the sending.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
THE UINTAH INDIANS.

Washington, Sept. 18-The interior tah Indians are crossing from the res ervation in Utah to Colorado, and trouble is feared.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19

ants will include Nell and Collins, of Chicago and a number of other west tern cracks, nearly all of whom have already arrived The programme in cludes five championship events and the winners will be awarded hand some prizes aggregating $500.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CENTER.

Chicago, Sept, 1s.-Chicago will be the working center Of the democratic national committee during the cam paign for the next presidential cleo tion. It was decided today at meet ing of the executive committee here.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
DEMANDS MoNToJo's DISMISSAL
AttoTney-Gen Wants to Punish the
 Man Dewey Defeated.

Madrid, Sept 1S-The attorney general has demanded that Admiral Montojo, who commanded the Span ish fleet at Manila, be dismissed from the service. He agrees to the exonera- tion of Majcr Sostoa, who commanded the Cavite arsenal at the time of Dew ey's victory
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
MIME. DREYFUs IN ENGLAND.

London, Sept. 1S.-It is reported that M3.tre La.bori and Mime. Dreyfus wis tied Folkstone, five miles from Dover, Saturday, and engaged apartments where Mime. Dreyfus and her children will dwell in the event of her hus bands pardon.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
CARLIsT ACTIVITY IN BIsCAY.

Madrid. Sept. 1S-In view Of the agitation by the Carlists and autono- mists in Biscay, which has assumed extensive proportions, tLe government has suspended the constitutional guar antees in that province
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19

ticket Tor he- t;-i poiEt in the western p2-'1 e the S 2.e. The father had given up his search for the girl.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
RACE TROUBLE ON TRANSPORT
Crap Game Leads to a Row Between
 Black and White Soldiers.

Honolulu, Sept 11-(Via San Fran cisco. Sept. 1S.)-On the transport City of Pueblo, which arrived this morn ing. th;9re was trouble between the white and black soldiers which came near to ending in bloodshed. For four days and nights the provost guard was under arms.
 Of the 671 linen aboard eighty were negroes. Craps was favorite game and the negroes were charged by some
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
W. D. HAMMOND, AuctIoneer.
P. O. Box 679, Phoenix.

P. O. Box 673, Phoenix. will cry public sales anyw here in the valley. Have had experience in selling live stock. inn pIements, merchandise and household goods Reasonable prices for servIces.
 % Orders may be left for the services of w D. Hammond at the Republican Office, where bills will be printed at reasonable rates.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
ARIZONA: -:- BAKERY,
DR. HIBBARD

Returns home from l i S sum mer vacation after extensively traV- cling and enjoying the beautiful ocean, noun tain and lake scenery of Oregon and British Coi- umbia. He h S a l S O visited th e larg est Hospitals and prin- fipal Sanit7 riumS s of ;he Paci fife Coast. WELL RESTED he is glad again to meet his large acquaintance an 6 egaiD renew his
Arizona republican., 1899-09-19

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