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Evening journal., 1899-03-20

LLAiNfi1L M BRIDE RECEIVES AN IN
TlElRE5TING COMMUNICATION
taROA1 HIS EROTHER IN HA-
wanna.
Danie, Mcbride, Of No. 7OS Tatna,l
slEest, has racelved am inltsresuiug let
ter llricm his brother, Hugh, a member
CT this gegu.ar army NOW stationed at
Hayanhy Cuba, dated Morro Castle. Ha-
wanna, March 10.
Prlvate Mcbride suatels i'm his letter
THAT THE Cubaub are very much i'm
ccr5ed at this Iresenlce ols AlmanIcan
.tll-ris cll THE isllani, in fact. 80 much
80, that if qhey are nio5 w.thL
daawn by THE 2Ctim cf JuEy THEY
WIFE lbe driven fucm Cubam ei0.l. Ha
adlds tina the majority Of this limited
ElJltes soldiers wish THAT THE thine set
tBi ahs Cubans was The 2Cfh of March
l.ilJsad of July.
Mr. Mcbride Says lthla inhabitants of
the island, m-Et or whom are negroes.
are am igncrant, inldcliant, filthy set.
wlhcse emily thcmghts sesm TO be to
smoke cTlganeHtes arld drink natlivs
winie. MANY cf them aire actually too
lazy tc go i'm out of ehe rain. The
Weather, lhle says. lis extremely warm.
and clnls of THE daily anuIssnlHnlts OF the
boys I'M blue is a dip in THE cicean.
Hugh McBrlde is a member OF Com
pany X. Second Light .Artil.ery, U. s.
A. He PASSED thin ugh tIhls city with
HIS company On route ito tIhe South.
During the few momenlas The train
stopped at the p, w. & lB. station Nc
Bride was presented with a fine epaci-
man of a ''B'lna Heln's cihicl1enl" MANNED
Delwev, by members of his lamfy and
admiring friends. He is a brther-in-
law Of Mrs. Thomas AIcGillin.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
EIsHoP CoNFlRMs A CIIAas.

Elahop Coleman preachei TO a large
congregation at Trinity Church YES
terday evening, afterwards confirming
class CT eighteen parsons. THE elgh-
Uaen cardlJdatss for cclnlfrmaton wena
presented by Rev. H. Ashton HENRY,
dhle uscU.r, and couhumed by ilh.a bishlcp,
who gave thlsm as their continuation
c,ase text, Psalm 1912: 'fG.ve me un-
derstanding in the way of GCiJllness. %
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Charles Norman, the 15-year-old boy
who ran away from his home, In Brook
lyn. and was captured In this city by De-
tective Jones, has been sent back home.
Rev. James w. Todd. pastor OF St.
Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church. has
accepted a call to a church in Ottawa,
Canada.
1t Is said that operations will shortly
begin on the proposed trolley line from
Milford to Woodland Dcaeh by way OF
Camden and Dover
The Railroad y. NJ. C.. A. was adj
dressed yesterday by Rev. +. c. Jennings,
pastor OF Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
HORSES PERISH IN FLAMES.
BLUMeNTHAL & CO.'S STABLE DE-
STROYED BY FIRE YESTERDAY.

HtitALE SCltlhN'llRiS NlARROIW
EsCAPE-FAAIE HOSE CcMHANY
FTRsT ON THE GuENE AND
STUCK TO UTs POST. THOUGH
THE HEAT WAS INTENSE.
f. BlumcneIhal & Co.'S stable ON
GuiJhrie's lame, n53r the causeway. was
tctally destroyed by fire yesterday af-
tesql-cl1, and five HORSES psrished .h tlhe
flames.
The haze wits diecoyercd shnnty af-
ter 4 o'Clfk by a boy living nn the
vicinity, and he notified a man having
a key to box 142, caueeway ENID Gutlh-
rie's lane and ain alaIm was sent in
from that point.
rhtrs wene eight hcrs-s 'n the buird-
ing at The time, and IIcrace Sur1huar.
head alabeman, arrived at the fire be-
fore thIe tiremen, amid broke LlDan ons
CIf THE doors and hastily began cutting
Hhroe horses loose. Allter ieTllnlg iihpm
out the dol-r he s,anued hack aftll- the
other five horses, wihioh were uearlng
and pllanging I'M the.r stalls. The fire
WAS burning bthlnd Scribner. amid ap-
'parertly cutting of h's only avenue or
escape. He managed to get Cne or the
hi-rses locse amid was pulling him to-
wand ths door. Wlhcm the an'mal was
ov-rcome by tIhe smoke and fer on
Sicrlhmar, crushing him to THE floor. He
.managai to wriggle cut lrcm under the
carcaes OF THE h5ree. On his hands
and knees he crawIaii through The FIRE
AMID smoke to tho door
Thls uemaining five honsas ws-e over
come by smoke by this thine AMI were
soon burner TO a crlsp. Before The
fremen arrived t.ha stable. which was
a iiralne structure, WAS macs Of
fiamas. and thla wind was Blowing the
sparks ltCward a uumher Of Clther frame
dwe,9lnes in THE vicantty.
Tlhe Fame Hose Company was the
.f.1t bI meadh THE soene, ami took a pO-
sition but few .nedt away from the
tII1llllg buddang. The wind blew THE
flames into THE faces OF THE flremen
They stuck to their post even whlaa the
flames were blisten.ng THE paint on
lhe etamer Wlhee,s. Chtef Engineer
Sas5e suggested THAT a she'd be erected
This was dome amid some CT tha heat
was kept .lr-m tha mem.
The fire started jim THE ecccld story
Of THE STRUCTURE among THE hay piled
there, and In. a Eh1rt TIME the entire
uTT-l, TcGMCm OF THE huilding wac a
soelhlng mass Cf flames The burning
hranlls fell into THE l.wer portion OF
the stable, and thIat, too, wais soon inl a
blaze.
The firemen were handicapped By he
crowd which gathered anound them and
mterfered with THE work cli THE men
ss, alhougI1 the o-useway WAS Almost
NTes dIadD with mud and water, hum
dueds Of plsusons fo-lowed .hle engines
TO ;lhe fire.
About $500 damage was Cclie to the
slah,a. amid an thia h'aunsss and a wagon
and l-thler articles ul5sli about the pace
We're destroyed nc is ee,ilmated THAI
thle tlctal lcss Will ann ulut TO about 81
500
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
rlrnr9rcIR C0r1Rr WoIRK

in srpr'Cr Court ttlls morning wiIr-
ail rcs icr thel eldsl1enlinnt I'm THE case of
J-hn We.idrm vs. the r., Nv. & b. rail-
rcad fcr $4,000 camagcs NCire exam
inai by attoTmeys f.r the deInenee. The
ddfenEe rtstcdl at 1l30 O'Clock and a
number Of witnesses were cagled In re-
hwgtgl by Jhe plaintiff The lawyers
wt begin Uleir arguments thfs after
noon, and 81 is probable THAI THE case
WILL go TO the jury Tomorrow mnm.ng.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
CrrY C0IrRr rAIsEs-

Hrr 1.-Two p-iocnt.s Appeared lbAr0ne
Judge Ea& ilhs morning They waue
Laura Parker, cOlue0 charged with
d4sondarly ccmiuct. amid CharlCe III.
R-lllnz1n also cClored, chaigad with
tslag drunk amid disorGerly The for
mer was dismissed aml the latter fined
So and costs.
At ystsuday mclnrllng's s.ssl m of
court Amar,w Cgnmlsh was fim5i
and costs. and Clara H'uoeman. color
ed; CoGnelius Lyons and Rclbert Mitch
Ell. 81 and costs each for Tine same Of
femne.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
MISSIONARY DAY.

Y't1 iay waa fOlolgn missionary
G-y az Acbu-y M. r. Churcm, and SER
victs arrTclsrlalia TO the OCCASION were
ccniiucted blh morning and evening
tW REV. DIR. Connie. a retunnnd mis-
ti-rnry from Japan. DIR, ccrrie's de-
u.rlpllcn of What country wias greatly
enjoyed lty THE cOngregadiCn. ard tine
missionary csllection was a suocees. G.
NJ Ldllh rendered. a sclll which was
rrcntly p,easipg 10 tIh,He prcsenh.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
nOYs clAUsE ANNOYACE.

LnciC boys, uanging from 10 to u
wars Of age, ana cal9ng a great deal
de anm- -yarce 20 Gallroad employees by
junp.nig cnl tha cars white ;hay are be-
i-lg .haI1i % bch the EalL and West
Yalds but pr.asipary tIha iatgss. Or
Gus have been isuuoi to railroad
to arreet all Offenders. ami
.-l.y will be deat with severely.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
A COLD BArPTIsIM.

B6njamln Wallser. ccicred, was bap-
tized y5sJsulday aftennIOOu in THE cold
walters cf THE Erandbw.ms by REV. If.
9. Scott. A short servlce was hsrd at
ilha wa.sris edge, and then anrayed On
thla'r fl-w.mg rolbes, Rev. Mr.. Scot. and
Walker wadFd into THE waller, amid
Walker was dlppsd Ibdl.olth cIhs SUR
face
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
ElRANlDYWINdE SPRINGS LINE
OPENS MARCH %.

THE Wilmington aad BrandlyNlial iale
Springs Railway C-m.pamg will begin
tlis rurlaLng of cars on a regular ha1f-
hlour sclhsdule. from Fourth euli Mar
lVet s.Llssits, Gin Wednesday, mcTning,
Mardh %. Organizations and Sunday
schools desiring to ssburle dates for ex-
cmrsi.mis to BIanidyiwine Spuiings may
secure same chi application to r. w.
Crock, Braindlywtnia spr'lgs, Faulk.arli,
De-, or ID. & A. Fh'ms No. 11O7A.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
"a EnRM A rn1nR

A meeting Cf the mcmbm1 al, the
Fam, Hc1e Ccmp2ly, Tor glas purpose
.of forming The N-upare'l Social Club,
was to hnva taken place IN thIs engine
house ye5l-rtay aliernDonl but was
pcstponlsd on acccuht cf hs fire urcil
Monday March 27.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
rINMAGND pY THE MIND.

A trolley wiua Of uha Wilmlngton
CL;y Railway Csmpamy was blown
down yG9ienGay c- Frcnt alri Marl1e.
sraeas and travel was dIelayai for a
few minutes. The bOaud uance gn
Fcrrth street, bdtwoen Monroe and
Madison, was blown DOWN, amid THE roof
was blclwm from the lhouse ~ Otto Rolf
at Seventh and Scott streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
FVANG.ELgsTTc SERVICES.

A series or e'vanlgelistic selHvices for
two wetl1s wrre cpaEad last might in
East Lake Presbyterian Churoh by the
psstor. Rev. G. III. Tull This mdeuing
iio-rlght VIII be conducted ny REV. II.
A. MdCUfidy, df Con.ral P.esbytarlan
GhEroh, ANA to-mcrrcw evening by
Rev f. G. Mycctn, vi Ncrth Baptist
Church.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
IA suTGEFT FIRE.

During the pnoguess OF tIhe fire ait
BlumenrIhal's stable yesterday after
nccm slight fire, caused by l-W0rturn-
inlg an OIL stOva, CcccUnred I'M a hloUss
nsar PlaaEarE and NfcnrOe streets AS
thl5 WleccacOe apparatus was at THE
B-umonllhal fire several members of
This company who wflra als1ut rhe en-
ginia Ei mlso puoceedlad to ilhs FIRE and ais
Sisted fn eXtingueh'hg 1.-THE blaze 10y
buckets Cif waiter
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
WILL nE d FIRIEIMAN.

Charles Adams, clerk 10 foreman OF
Car inspectors w. III. Scout. OF THE p.
w. & b. rair0ad has paesed am exami-
maAicn for fireman ON slhe Maryianll dl-
y.BCn. He viii take up hls NEW posi-
tkn in Thursday. He hbs teJn iln the
car .nspsctcrs cfilca fer one year and
eiGlS. mloriaha His suec-EsCr has not
yd- been appointed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
1RIAVFn GETrING IIInAVY.

Travel frcm ,lhe South d5 Qnlcroasing
To such an extent that a number Of cx-
tra irainls are being run dail'. Two
extra engines wiere cent down the
Maryland division of the p w. q b.
railroad this morning for the purpose
on hrlhalnlg ulD eNtra iralna.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
1IcRN PROM THEHR MOORINGs.

TN5 etone barges, belonging to
Iiughts Bros. g. naags were Torn from
nhar moor.mgs az Bellevue during the
wlui storm yesterday. They iloated
down the river ana co,lliel with an
c.her barge, cflSl'ag The ca3in and
sgeam boosting gear.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

Secondhand Pianos taken in ex.
change. to go cheap, to make room for
new ones.
Four Uprights. popular makes, near
ly new, $50 TO S225.
Square Knabe, Bradbury, Henry f..
Miner. New England and many others,
from $40 TO SlOO Call and see them.
RCBEIlEN G Co, 7iO Market street
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
MEEr nHns KNEE11

"A call for a melelting of THE Demo-
cratic State Central C-mmithee Will be
Probably made by Chalrmalnl Johu
Biggs cne day this week Action to-
wand expdllnlg Senator Flal,Ow and
Representatives king and Clark from
tlI9 DsmccraGc parity will be taken.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
NfnuAL DOES SERIOUS TNurRy

lWhild Wiillam Taylor, agsd 16. WAS
pmring molten metal at the Delaware
lnon Works, New Castle, en- Saturday
last. the laIdle upset ara a flying spark
struck bis right eye. DESTROYING IN
Robert Paltcn had hits right foot buun-
cd to tine hCnle by tihe metal.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
An UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.

George Heritage. Of Seventh and Wal
NUT streets. had an unpleasant experience
on Saturday afternoon. He was driving
up BnndyWine village when the body
bolt of his wagon broke and the wagon
turned completely over. with him under
meath. The horse was gentle and did not
attempt TO run away. His Lex was badly
skinned irom his knee up. He had just
delivered a show case. whereas n he had
had the case in the wagon he would prob
ably have been badly cut.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
rIo lpErIrrVE N0NrYs

BY am order issued this morning by
Judlea Eli8and G. bradford. sitting in
UnluI States Court, THE lWllminguon
and HrandgwLne Bank, on this city, has
been designated as ule depository OF
moneys cr bankrupt estates IN .his dis
friist
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
rMRn OF THAINKS

VIE desire to thanik Chief Sasse and
ihls Fire amid Police Departments for
tlhe-r earnest efforts 10 subdue tine fire
WtLtih nesuJ5eld in THE loss l-lf cur stable
aGi five hl-rg-s yesterday afternoon
#. BIIMrENTHnAd. & co.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
- mnIr v nI n A

REV y. 1T. hIitchlrl, ass'start pastor
az As.bury NJ h. Church, gave an inter
cs7,llug tank at tlhle " NJ G. "A. yostar-
day aalcruCon. On Sunday next j. II.
Crun. well-known bus ness man, will
g1Anus The aSsociatatm.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
W.ANT PASTOn NO RInnInRN-

Rev #. c. McSorley HAS been in
vitsd to return as paertclr of The Newark
Msthlodlst Episcopal Church. alnd Rev.
G. bdwn Brown has bean inWabed to
Iotlpm as pastor OF 'dhe CIhurIIhgs of the
Glaotge.tcwn cir'cult OF THE methodist
Protestant Church.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
mo READ "A FlAIPEIR.

City Sollcil-r Col-tei lhls evaning
viii rdad a paper cm 'Gunsj-lg B,di-rd,
Jr, and John Fisher. the Frst Judges
Ci tho United States Court for This
Dlstriot" Before the meeting Of the D5.-
aware Historical, Society
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
Is NO BETTER

Jamas McGlllin, ,brlther OF the late
Thomas McGHlin wIho is confined at
SIT. Agnes Hospital, philadelphia, sulf-
ielenIg with a diseased leg is reported
to be TO better. Mr.. MoGi.lin will
probably be brought back ito this city
and placed in one gr THE local hospftals.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
DELAWARE CoNmERFNcE.

Preparations are being made by the
members of st. Pauls NJ. a.. Church
(co.cred) Of MilfoTd. Tor gha MEETING
.Cf the Delaware Conference ala that
.placs en- April o. Ab-ut 2c0 visitors
ARE expected to be present. Bfshbp
Fczs, cf Fh.l,adelph.a, viii fEasiilia.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
WrIL GIVE lA pANCE.

"The Truckers" a eoclal organization
in this city. have ssued .nvtaticas for
dance at the Ncw-C5nl,ury Club
hufiddng on April 4. The affalns given
BY THIS club ara locked fcllwa1d to
with a great deal OF pleasure.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
"A HANDIsCnlE REsTDENCE.

Calvin j. Swayno hals contracted 10
tm1d a hanIds- -mIs thnee-sJory Residence
at tins sCultheaet cCrmer az Gi,pim ave-
nme and Flmnldin street fu. Hrs.
Jceephine B.ssaN The building Will
cost about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
rMo nFATHs RrPnRrnn.

Two deaths Wcna rdported at the
T-GrH az Hearth rffioe this morning.
|Thcy wura OF Mrs. Mary l.. Prottyman.
aged As yaans. OF lhl5art disease, and
PalorIck Wlaich, agad 20 years, Of
BriclitH disease.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
ENTERTAIN TO-NIGHr.

AM cyenl honse will he held by oiie
YOu1s Mm's Republican Club te-righi
fer me'nAcu an5 inv.coi si,,;' An
cxh.tiMom Of 'Eht-ci-harli viii, be
given by Professor A. S. L. HewCs.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

The new S. GIaphOphone is a won
der. Complete outfit, with one dozen
selected Records, only $40. The new
Edison PhonOgHaph, $3.50, with outfit
complete and one dozen Records.
$3.50. Others for SIS. $40, S25, $50 and
upwards. ROBELEN & CO..
40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
THIREH IlARGE pO1TIrRs.

Tho Edge Moor Ircn Company Sat
rday shipped thrse large boilers ito the
United States Glue Company. at Car,
ro-sv1le, Wis. They went hy way of
the Fhi.adeiTihla, Wtimang1cl and Bal
tim-re railroad.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the Ind-
WIG Piano. Store SIS Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
~ Mnvr ~ rnIfRsnAY-

george NJ. Fisher member OF Council
from the Sixth ward. will move on
Thursday next from his present resi-
dencc. No. IA King street. 10 No. 722
King street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
Nrw IrNIrORM RpcEfvrD.

Max Rudolph. the new usher who was
lately appointed at the French street T.,
w. & B. station has received his new
uniform and wore It to-day for the FIRST
time
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
COAL WOon ANn GRArN

HT. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. Office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
5t5 3 e l.. checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
RELIABLE GROCERIES, AT
LINCHiS

Lenten goods in great variety. Main
store n. w. cor. Madison and Fourth
street Branch store, S. w. cor. King
and Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

Pianos $50 and 500. Ludwig & Co.
SIS Shipiey street. Red Mems Hall.
Evening journal., 1899-03-20
LETTER PROE CUBA

LLlNcG1L Ni'BRIDlE RECEIVES AMIN
TlElRE5TING COMMUNICATION
IaROlI HIS BROTHER IN HA-
WANNA
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
THE LETTERS OF TWO FAMOUS
 AUTHORS.


 Itwas once said of the brilliant Gail Hamilton" that she was never brighter than when she could poke fun at the poet Whittier; lis ba7 chelor life and Quaker ideas. And Whittier enjoyed the visits and letters of his witty friend. She was in the world; prominent in the literary set and in public life be- cause of her relationship to James G. Blaine. She saw much, while Whittier lived a quiet lifo anti SAW very little of the outside world. For years they were the closest friends and correspondents. Now The Ladies Home Journal has secured tho best part of these letters from Whittier's executor and bio grapher, and for the first time they will be published, beginning in the Christmas number.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION.

A meeting of representative citi- zens of Los Angeles, held under the auspices of the three commercial bodies of that city, last Saturday unanimously indorsed the move ment for national irrigation sys- tenn, as advocated by the National Irrigation Congress.
 That is nearly the unanimous sentiment throughout the arid and semi-arid regions of the United States. It indicates that the people would rather entrust the work to the Federal government than to either the states or corporate ac. ton.
 They have reason to distrust the states because the handling ofschool lands by most of them has not de- monstated their ability to operate the larger work of general irrigation to the public advantage.
 To entrust the work 10 corpora tions would be to make them lords ofthe land as well as of the water; for the owner of water practically owns the land in an ard country.
 It Is an immense work that is proposed to lay upon the Federal government, but an organization which governs 75,000,000 people in peace and war can be trusted to preserve watersheds, build re- servoira and carry water to arid lands.
 Other governments have done it successfully; why not ours?-San Jose Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
THEY ARE WAKING UP.
Manufacturers Favor National Aid te
 Irrigation.

The manufacturers of the East are beginning to see what a Ma tional benefit it would be if the West could be we'll populated and thickly inte.spersed with produc- tive irrigated farms. At meeting of the St. Louis Manufacturers Association, on October 12, it was urged that the farm and stock in terests of the West and the interests of the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys, which are subject to floods, demand the construction of storage reservoirs, to prevent such floods and to provide irrigation, and it was proposed to urge upon Congress the building of these great works under the river and harbor bill as system of internal improvement and development. Eastern manu- lecturers, of course, see the oppor- turity for vast expansion of trade with the opening and settlement of
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
WHAT AGUINALDO PRAYS FOR.

"In America there is a great
 party that insists on the govern
 ment recognizing Filipino inde-
 pendence. That party will compel
 the United States to fulfill the
 promises made to us in all solem- nity and good faith, though not put into writing.
 Therefore, we must show our gratitude and maintain our posi- ton more resolutely than ever. We should pray to God that the great Democratic party may win the next presidential election, and imperial ism fail in it's mad attempt to sub jugate us by force of arms. There are some Americans in the Philip pines who have joined us because they disapprove war of what Mir. Atkinson calls criminal aggression. When offered a chance to return to their own camp, they declined"
 Patriotic and self-respecting Democrats may we'll call halt upon false and foolish leaders who have placed the party in such light that Aguinaldo claims it as an ally. For the next thirteen months the Tagals propose to contest every inch of ground with arms in the distinctly avowed hope that the Democrats may elect the next pre- sident and majority of congress. Hundreds of American lives will be sacrificed in that time. It is a sad fact that sorrow will be brought to many American homes because the conspirators in Luzon conceive that the Democratic party sym- pathizes with Tagal victories and is eager to replace the American flag with that of the so-called "Fili- pido republic" Upon future Demo- cratic action rests the rejection or acceptance of Aguinaldo's procla- nation 10 the effect that the Demo- cratic party has espoused his cause. Argus.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
AN AUTOMOBILE SCHEME.

Charles Victor Hall, the success ful oil man, has an idea about. the automobile. He thinks that they are the coming popular vehicle for fast, easy, and rapid transportation of passengers. His particular sug- gestion is that the federal govern ment should construct a national road for the automobiles, say from Chicago to Los Angeles, following easy grades through Illinois, Mis- sourl, Kansas, Colorado, New Mex leo, and Arizona, into South Cali fornia. It should be good graded, macadamized road, of sufficient width, with way stations, CT inns, about every twenty miles, where passengers could eat and sleep, and automobiles could be repaired and get supplies. The trip between Los Angeles and Chicago could be made easily, on such road, inside of week, including necessary stops, and at comparatively small cost. This would lead to building similar good roads all over the United ates.-The Phoenix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
per cent aluminium.

] per cent aluminium.
 Then the original owners made locations, got in some good men on the side and everybody commenced to locate and do development work.
 Last week a sufficient quantity was taken to Los Angeles by MT. Sharpnech and mill test made, which gave returns of over $40O per ton platinum. His return and the the mlll.test returns were suffi- cient. The few soon communicat- ed their elation to 8 few more and there were mysterious mOvings and hurried preparations for departure to the mines.
 The stores did mammoth busi- ness Saturday and Sunday selling supplies and material to different parties quitting. Some left in the night and all of them as soon as they could.
 The mineral is found in a clay deposit; one vein is reported to be 50 feet wide, and shows up at diff ferent places for several miles. The News talks from hear-say and com mon report at present, butts having assays made of it's own, which it will give it's readers when the re turns come in.-Williams News.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11
OYSTERS, FISH
 AND CHICKEN,

''HOW to Cure all Skin DiSeaseS."
 medicine required. Cures letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose &c., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. Its great healing and curative powers arc possessed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for SwAYsE's OINTMENT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-11

tural communities from Salt river
 to Strawberry valley will blossom as they never have before. The stockman's prospects will be great. ly enhanced, while the big copper fields of Rye, Gun Creek and the other camps along the road will prove to be on, of the greatest nm ing centers on the coast. Let every Zone contribute everything in his power to bring this splendid realization abcut.-Globe Times.