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Arizona republican., 1899-09-12
THE cocH1sE HoLD-UP.

Another train robbery has occurred
to disgrace Arizona This time the
Southern Pacif1c company furnishes
the entertainment and together with
the Wells-Fargo Express company has
contributed probably a large sum to
the exchequer Of the rufians who
committed the deed.
The locality where the Cochise hold
up occurred has long been a haunt for
robbers, cattle thieves, smugglers and
outbreaks A number of train hold
ups, successful and otherwise, has oc-
Cured in the last year or two between
Cochise and the New Mexico line
Notwithstanding the fact that the
transportation companies have made
strenuous efforts to hunt down these
| freebooters, many of them ara still at
large The Black Jacks, Cyclone
Bills, Climax Jims and others of the
Alkali Ike tribe seem to be able to
elude capture in the almost inaceess-
ible country in which they operate.
Their last escapade is the boldest of
all If a train can be captured at
railway station, looted almost within
sight of the whole population and the
two or three fellows who dc the job
escape, the railway companies can
only protect their property and pas
sengers by transporting a. small army
back and forth through the dangerous
locality and employing an efficient
scouting force.
The worst detractors of Ari-
iona have net ptetured such a
state of affairs as this Arizona can
not afford it, neither can New Mex
leo. Train robbing is becoming an
established evil. Nothing apparently
but the severest measures will stamp
it out All other portions of the ter
ritory excepting this particular local
ity are freer from frcm crime than any
of the eastern states. Accordingly the
authorities should devote their ener-
gies to the infected district until there
is no suspicious population or there
are no robberies.
By cooperating with the Off
Gals of New Mexico and Sc
nora the desired condition can be
speedily obtained. Train robbers taken
alive should be made to suffer the
extreme penalty of the law. The Arr
IONA statutes make this crime a cap
ital offence. Although offenders have
been captured from time to time all
have escaped hanging. This is wiring.
The law should be melted out in full if
justice is to be done. If a train ROB
Der is guilty hang him and do not
send him &c the penitentiary. Sen |
of this sort encourages
criminals and puts premium on their
unlawful acts.
Everything possible should be done
by Arizona, New Mexico and Sonora !
to apprehend the Cochise robbers. If /
caught, nothing but the death penalty
should be their due. An example of
his sort will rid eastern Arizona of /
and cutthIoats.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-12

The city council Twill do well if it de-
cides to open q box cf giant powder
and burn little of it in honor of Ad-
1t is NIT often that an opportunity
like this is offered wise and pa
triotic city council This little blow
off may safely be charged up as Iegitf-
mate expense.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-12
PARDoNAPLE PREvARICATIoN.

When a Kansas man who is ether
wise truthful gets to talking about the
corn crop the greatest amount o. char
ity should be exercised by his hearers.
Chicago Record
Arizona republican., 1899-09-12

EMIL GAM. President.
- VOL LEWIS. Vi0e-PreaidemG
O. OBERFELDER. Cashier,
Arizona republican., 1899-09-12

Governor Murphy is enjoying the
cooling bleezes of northern Arizona
while his enemies. the petition fiends,
are doing the worrying.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-12
The Arizona Republican.

Publication office: 36-3S East Adams
street. Telephone No a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-20

enough to make trouble and a suit for
libel was threatened.
John ". Fish has resigned his place
In Arnold's drug store, and will look
after the sample room OF druggists
sundries at the bottle works for time,
then take the road for that company.
Several Bellnire teachers contemplate
attending the State Teachers Associa-
tlon. to be held at Put-in-Bny. The
baltimore & Ohio offers rate OF one
fare for the round trip.
Thomas McGough, the deputy mine
Inspector, went out the Baltimore &
Ohio yesterday. and will be engaged all
week on account OF bad air Ain mines
along the line. A5r
The knights OF St. John attended the
Catholic church In n body and In full
uniform last Sunday. and they attract
ed much attention by their splendid APP.
pearance. J IS I
Misses Ora Blon and Rose Phillips,
Bellaires teachers, who occupy positions
IN the youngstown schools. are home
for the summer vacation.
T. C. Coulter and wife, or Newark,
and Mrs. Josie Wilson. Of this city, went
out to Kelsey to visit relatives yester-
day evening. sa45 SFEs I
Prof. J. w. Little. Of this city. win
take Il course In vocal music at the
Chicago School the coming summer.
Robert Kidd. superintendent, OF the
Ner mines. at McClainesville, was
business caller In the city yesterday.
Charles Rosser jr., who made the
trip from Pittsburgh on the Queen
CITY, reached home yesterday.
George W. Kellar has returned from
Philadelphia practically a new man. !"
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings oflmportancci IN q
Busy TOWN. -

Local Happenings ofImportancci In q
Busy Town.
The big advance given to the Anal
gamated Association will not effect the
Benwood mills. although 1t may indi-
rectly In the future. The only lodge OF
the association In the town Is the pud-
diers'. and as sterlworkers in every
mill work by different aysteus. the
Amalgamnted scale could only be fol-
lowed on some jobs at the local mills.
The men ut the lower steel works, how
ever. are beginning to agitate for an
other advance, bur so far have taken
no steps toward af1king It.
There are no prospects OF shut
down ut the Wheeling steel works this
summer for everything Is on the boom
and running full. This busy period
has continued over year and last
summer 1t will be remembered. there
was little time for fishing. About tho
first OF the year Is the regular time for
closing down. and then 10 make ncces-
sary repairs.
The McMectien bonds will be floated
on July !, and the commissioners are
receiving many inquiries. They expect
to make good terms. for the banks
have plenty OF loose money. The Nc
Mcchen loan Is 10000. and was voted
to make municipal Improvements. In
Guiding paving and sewers.
Rev. Paul MetzenthIn Is able to sit
up md Is recovering nicely from his
spell of fever. His fathcr-ln-lnw. Mr..
PrIestly, Of ReynoldsvIlle, Pa, return
ed home yesterday. after being here for
n couple OF weeks. q
Yesterday gentleman OF color rode
on the cars and was given chase like
that given two OF his race In Bridge
port on Sunday. His hcetness OF foot
enabled him to get away from his
pursuers. .-
Richard X. Satterheld has returned
from Fairmont, where he visited his
son, Lowman, who Is III and not yet out
Of danger.
Benwood people are naturally point
Ink to the Cleveland strike riots as
contrasting with the local situation.
Interesting memorial exercises were
held Saturday evening by Lincoln
lodge, !. o. o. F,
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.
Nearly everybody you meet will re-
gard it as kind OF insult 10 be asked
il they have weak lungs. All seem to
have a solid faith in the soundncss Of
their own breathing machine. In cases
OF trouble they will admit there is a
heavy cold" "a touch Of bronchitis"
or even "a spell OF asthma" but as to
weak or unsound lungs. never. NEVER.
Even the poor consumptivc, who scarce
" speaks without coughing, whose
checks are wasted. hollow and bear the
hectic flush Of doom, will assure you
with glis,ening eyes that his cold is on
the mend and he will be all right when
the weather. changes.
1t is simply terrible TO think how far
we may be guilty by oar indifference to
the lung troubles Of those near and dear
to us. II is also sad thought that we
may hug delusion as to our-own health
that we only get rid Of when life itself
must pay the forfeit.
Nobody can afford to think lightly
Of lung troubles. Nobody can afford TO
be mistaken about their possible dan
gers. Nobody can afford to neglect
them. or let them wear out" or "gct
better In the spring" or any other tom
loolery that leads only to wreck and
ruin. Lung troubles don't move back
ward. Weak lungs don't grow strong
by themselves-you must heal them
and strengthen them, and rid them Of
the very earliest germs OF: disease, or
you are simply committing form Of
suicide. Either you must cure you-
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sCIo COLLEGE;

Commencement Week Exercises.
List of the Graduates.
Special Dispatch to tho Intell!gencer;
NEW PHILADELPHIA O., June 10,
This Is commencement week at. Solo
college. The programme for the weeks
exercises Is: Il
Tuesday evening, annual concert. de-
partment of music; Wednesday evening,
lecture by Rev. DR.. Robert Mcintyre,
of Chicago. on "Buttoned Up People:
Thursday, commencement. address to
graduates, by DR.. Mcintyre; address by
Hon. G. w. Atkinson, governor OF West
Virginia. lt -a.. .
The graduates are: Collegiate. Jere-
miah Bender, Phi. B., Chillicothe: Min
ME Baldwin. Phi. B., Dennison; ". H.
Beetham, PHI. B., Freeport; George BIr-
ney. A. b., New Athens: ]. M. Davis
A. B., Criswell J. o. Davidson. A. B.,
East Springfield: Boyd L. George A.
B.. Gilmore: Maggie Mooney. A. b.,
Scio: J. K. Narragan, A. B.. Sclo; Lora
RAIDER, A. B., Summerneld: E. z.
Shift Phi. B., Bowerstown; Minnie SpI-
ker. Phi. B., Cadiz: W. II. Stewart, A.
b.. Jewett: Cora Smith. PHI. B., New
Philadelphia. Normal departmental
ice Palmer Marley: C. o. Secrist. Col
den. Col. Music graduates-Lorn Raider,
Summerflcld.
Pharmacy graduates-W. c. Baird
vide; L. H. Baird. Scio: A. b. Berry,
Sutton, w. Va: J. G. Croskey. Ger
mano; E. 3. Dawson. N'llsonburg. w.
Va: II. Q. Elder Cumberland: H. e.
Elson. Magnolia: G. McGiiren, Flush.
ing; II. B. Goodlng, Gilmore: G. W.
Hopgood, Warren; r. C. Henderson,,
Powhattan Point; +. w. Hlllcs. Barnes
vile; i. G. Hoyt, Fremont. Mich: B.
c. Kennedy. Uhrichsville; c. w. Nc.
Carel, Wellsvillc; N. W. Minesinger,
Empire: II. s. Minor. Empire: w. II.
Moore. Mooreiield; Alex. Murray, New
Cumberland. W. Va: J. G. Nelly. Cam
bridge: l.. w. Onencre. New Martins
vile. W. Va. c. w. Ourant. Dennison;
II. NJ. Rauch. Lec,onln: II. +. Rigby,
Warren: E. L. Reed. Martins Ferry;
E. V. Romig, Guadenhuttcn: Z. W.
Sipp. Roscoe: c. w. Sturm. Enterprise,
w. Va: B. Z. Vale, GARRISON: A. a.
Van Vorhis, Canton: Marie Ward, Hut
louisville, w. Va; l., N. Wetzel, Man
nington, W. Va. "s
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Tyhecling's
100. progrcsslyc NeLgnhor. y.

Progressive Neighbor.
The township board OF education met
yesterday afternoon and elected the
following teachers for the different dis
tricts for the coming school year: No.
8. haywood Forsythe; No. 4. Frank L.
Dennis and Dora Cope; No. 6. Matte
Wiley: No. 6. Roy Mcclure; No. S. H.
c. Dennis; No. Q, Harry Kidd No. -.
Della Perkins. No. "A. Stella McAIahon.
Camp Rest" the popular summer
resort above town. will reopen in full
blast to-day. The following families
VIII COUP to-day: J. B. Montgomery
and family: r.. c.. Montgomery and
family: Hamilton Woods and family:
Frank Anthony and family: Samuel
Anthony and family; George Robert
shaw and family, and Charles Enlow
and family. OF Bridgeport. d
The Maennerchor Singing Society
will leave next Tuesday with the
Wheeling societies on a special train
over the Baltimore & Ohio road for the
national saengerfest ut Cincinnati.
DR.. Denny was called to his home In
GAINESVILLE yesterday. by the serious
illness Of his mother He Will return to
this city US soon as convenient. Z
The new tin house ut the Laughlin
will commence this morning, working
eight hour turns instead OF ten, as
heretofore.
Miss Mollle Beck was arrested last
evening on a charge OF dlsorderly con-
duct. She Will have a hearing this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer returned
yesterday from Clarlnston.. where they
had been the guests OF relatives for a
few days.
Fred Ring and Roy Mcclure left
yesterday for Wooster. Ohio, to attend
the normal term Of Wooster, university.
Harry Souders arrived here yester-
day from Greensboro. Pa. to attend the
funeral OF his niece, Edith Klauser.
George Noble returned yesterday
from Claysyille. Pa. where he had been
spending few days with friends.
Henry Williams was arrested yester-
day morning, charged with disorderly
conduct and fined So and costs.
Mrs. H. C. Ulrich. Of Muncle. Ind. Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
He. Ulrich. on Broadway.
Mrs. Robert Ulrich and children left
yesterday for Norfolk. Va. TO visit rel
ativcs for a few weeks.
John Fr!ck returned yesterday from
two weeks visit with relatives at
Pomeroy. O.
Alexander Hood Is very Ill at his
home'on First street, with infirmities of
age. ~
W. II. Helfenbinc returned yesterday
from a business trip to Pittsburgh.
Harry Rogers. of Piaua. Ohio. was in
the city yesterday.
Julius Blumenbe,g left yesterday for
Albany, N. Y.
N. s. Hood left Yesterday for Salem
on business. sa
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lung troubles or THEY WILL KILL
YOU. That's the whole situation in

lung troubles or THEY WILL KILL
YOU. That's the whole. situation in
nutshell. ad
Never was there cure for lung troy
blcs equal TO the ncwly-discovcred Dr..
Slocum treatment. This forms sys.
TEN Of Four Remedies that are used ST.
mu!taneously and supplement each
others curative action. II cures weak
lungs, bronchitis, asthma, coughs, con.
sumption and every other ailmcnt Of
the pulmonary region. 1t destroys
every germ that can affect the rcspira-
tory system, and even in advanced
stages Of lung trouble positively arrests
the tubercuIar growth, while it also
builds up tho patient; so that his system
is enabled to throw off scrofula, rheum-
atism, catarrh, and other wasting dis
eases.
Thousands Of cured cases aIread,
prove these claims. Thousands Of CRATE
full people bless the discovery. 1
The Doctor wants everybody to know
the surprising merits OF his system. He
has arranged to give a free treatment
-Four Preparations) TO all sufferers. Full
instructions for use accompany each
treatment.
WRITE TO THE DOCTOR
Write at once to DR.. T. A. Slocum
Laboratories, o6 and 90 Pine street, New
York City. giving full express and
postoffce address, and mention this pa.
per. #.
Delay only makes your trouble worse
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.JOUBERT'S PLANS
Or Operations Against the British.
Will March on Kimberly First.

LONDON. June 19.-The st. James
Gazette this afternoon claims to have
received from an absolutely reliable
source at Pretoria. capital Of the
Trnnsvaal, the plan Of campaign which
will be followed by General Joubert.
commander-In-chief of the Beers. In the
event Of war between the Transvaal
and Great Britain. General Joubert's
force, 1t appears, will consist OF 10000
men armed with Mauser rifles, In I'D
ditlon to forty-siX quick firing guns and
1000 art!llcrymen, most OF them drawn
from the German and Dutch armies.
With these troops and help expected
from the Orange Free State, Joubcrt
expects TO take the offensive !m'ne-
dlately after the declaration OF war. en-
tcring the Orange Free State md
march on, Kimberley, the British dIa-
mond mining center In West GrlQua-
land. which forms four OF the seventy
divisions Of Cape Colony. Kimberley Is
about one hundred miles northwest OF
BlOenfontcln.
In his march on Kimberley. Joubert
will use the railroad rs fnr as available.
expects to capture the town with slight
loss and blow up the De Beers did,
mond mine. simultaneously, It is
added, the railroad from Cape Town to
Bulawayo Will be destroyed by Boer
sympathzcrs and agents In Cape Col
ony, who will also destroy the Port
Elizabeth Pretoria line. south Of Boem-
fontcin., to prevent British troops from
using It.,
Finally, Immediately after Kimberley
Is captured. General Joubcrt Will ad-
vance on Cape Town. the capital OF
Cape Colony, through the western
provinces. where the Dutch prcdomi-
nate and are expected TO Join the
Beers. Joubert calculates that he Will
be master OF Cape Town n fortnight
after tho declaration OF war and that
he win then be ablo to dictate terms OF
peace. 80
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntercst III the MctropolI,
of Belmont COuutv

Matters 0fIntcrcst In the Metropolis
Of Bclmont County
The people on this side OF the river
very generally sustain the action of the
Belmont Trades Council in the con-
ilct with Il similar organization in
Wheeling, so far as the matter pertains
to the operation of the cars on this
side OF the river is concerned. There
can be no doubt that tho sentiment ia
largely favorable to the running of the
cars on this side OF the river, and the
operatives did all that the Belmont
Trades Council asked them to do In
their agreement to LIT the boycott so
that the trades council could not hc
consistent and do otherwise than II
did. The men want to Resume ,rork
and the public wants them 10 .eems
to be the situation on this side Of tho
river. .| NV
Frank B. Archer went to steuben.
vic Yesterday evening. to be on hand
early for tho convention. Quite n dol.
eGntion VIII 80 ZIP from this cIty this
morning to Join In the Shouting whcn
the possibility, OF Il slip, Ia pnst, II
looks now ns II he might be- nomin,ict
by reclamation. WV
There was some ugly talk by leaders
IN the Belmont Trades Council here
Sunday. They didn't do 1t In open
meeting. but the charges were serious
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TAKES A HIGH.PJ|..A.IlC:'BI!...
Stands Well in the Estimation Of
the People.
Attention is Naturally Excited When
Anything is Praised by People
tait Whom va Know Fist y Z

" ~ --r..'''t :" : A"iscu " Ieoplc z
Whom VIC Know.
l& a thing that stands high in the esti-
nation Of the public, and which is es-
peclaliy recommended by Wheeling
people. naturally excltes our attention
more than II our own people did not
praise the article. Such thing Is
going on right here In Wheeling every
DAY; people are pralsing Morrow's Kid
ne-oids because they cure. There Is
no humbug or deception. they do posi-
lively cure. and we furnish the evil
dence. gS7.52iii9 + "a ! T,s ~ / ~ ~
- we refer YOU to Mr.. John McCugh,
NO. 24l6 Main street. He says: II suf-
Tered for long time with disordered
Kidneys. and was never able to get any
medicine that would cure me. The pain
across the small OF my back would be
30 bad at times that I could hardly at
tend to my work. seemed to be gen
orally run down, feeling more tired in
the morning when I would get up than
when went to bed ut night Some of
my friends recommended me to try
Morrows Kld-ne-oids, and as they
were guaranteed to cure or the money
refunded by Charles r. Goethe. I Sc
cured some from him. and after had
taken them for few days as the d.
Irections said. I was relieved OF the
pain across my back. and my general
health was restored. II you have any
form Of kidney trouble or nervous all
mcnt arising from this. disease. check
It at once with Morrow's kid.ne-oids.
4 % not wait until 1t Is too late, and
then blame yourself for not listening to
reason and facts. rs
Morrow's Kid-ne-oIds are not pills,
but Yellow Tablets. which is the most
scientific way OF preparing medicine.
They are put UP In wooden boxes.
which contain enough for about two
weeks treatment. and sell for so cents
O box at Charles r. Goetze's drug store.
Descriptive, booklet mailed upon re.
guest by John, Morrow g. Co.. Chemists;
Springfield Ohio. .e slES
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For short time this standard work
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The Encyclopedia Britannica is on
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DEER PARK HOTEL.
Deer Park, Marylanu-Nfost Delight
full Summer Resort of tho Ailc,

Swept by mountain breezes. $500 feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoes. On
man line Oh baltimore 4 Ohio railroad,
Hotel ana cottages, Every modern
convenience. Rooms en- suite with
bath: Electric Lights. Elevator, Turk.
Ism Baths. Two large Swimming Pools,
COLI LINKS, Tennis Courts. Bowling Al.
leye. Maehilcent Drives. Complete LIv.
cry Service. Annapolis Naval Acndnn,r
Band. Delightful cottages ffnrnI,haI
FOR housekeeping Il dcslrcd> rS,hw '" ~.
occupancy June /. Hotel onsn ,rn,n
June "A TO September 90
For rates and Information. addrcs.
D. c. Jones. manager. 3. & o. h,,i,din%
Baltimore. Md, until June TO- Hner
that time, Door Park. Garrett county
Md. -'u.,,s'
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Bccause orhLs WIGS Death.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
sTEUBENV1LLE. o.. June 19.-Bc-
cause OF dependency over his wife s
death, James Runyon; n veteran of the
civil war, took laudnnum, md was
found dead yesterday at the homo Of
Wilson Biggar, OF Portland Station.
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IT'S A MISTAKE TO IMAGINE
that itching piles emit be cured; n mis-
take TO suffer n day longer than you
can help. Dohn's Ointment brings In
slant relief and permanent cure. AT
any drug store. 30 cents. 3
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A BLESSING ALIKE TO YOUNG
md old: DR.. Fowler's Extract OF wild
Strawberry: NATURES specific for dys-
cn,ery. dinrrhoea and summer COM
plaint
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-29
TO DEAL WITH DEVLIN.
National Democratic Committee and
Chief of Press Bureau.

National Democratic Committee and
Chief of Press Bureau.
Chicago. H., June 2S.-The Chronicle
tomorrow will say:
Announcement was made by Demo
cratic National official today that the
report Of the subcommittee assigned to
investigate the Dcvlin charges was III
preparation and that the committee
would make recommendation adverse to
the Democratic press bureau chief 1t
was also disclosed that Mr.. Devlin was
drawing a salary of S175 a month. This
information appears to have been news
to the subcommittee. ii having been
understood at the st. Louis conference
May 2Jth that Deylin was working for
the Press Bureau gratuitousy.
Regarding the subcommittee report
the informant said:
Il do not wish to he quoted in the
matter, inasmuch as the report of the
subcommittee should first he made TO
the national committee before being Civ
EN- to the public but it is safe to say
that Mr.. Devln will be dealt with
sharply. The fact is that the only scri-
ous objection to the disposition of Mr..
Devlin before this was the fact that the
committee did not wish to unnecessarily
offend Ex-Governor .Altgeld on account
of his valuable services to the Demo-
cratic party"