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Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
BOX EXPOSED.

The secret is out. Edward Box is not Ruth Ashmc-e" after all. Mrs. Isabel Mallon, who was also known as E'Bab, " was the real Ruth Ashmore,' and she has just died ct New York.-Cleyeland Leader.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
AN OLD CITY.

Little Brcther-Is Boston an old city?
 Little Sister (who has been there Deed it is. Why, the streets is bent most double with age.-New York Weekly
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Practical tests show that David B. HilPs silence on the expansion issue is strong enough to break crock.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

It is the general opinion that the grip is just what General Sherman said war was
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Mu The Filipinos need to be taught that
 he bird of freedom is not a bird of prey.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Publication office: 36-3s East Adams street. Telephone No. AT.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
THE OLDEST IN I

THE OLDEST IN THE CITY, Enjoys the best. standing with trades- men. Buys everything at spot cash price and gives the Best 25c Meal.
 TUCK HING & co. p and "A Washington st., east of Jacobs & Co. Private rooms for families. Tick cts, $4.50; Single meals. 25c-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, J. T. Smith, Charles Goldman, S. Obcr- fielder, E. M Doris J. D. Monihoa
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH,
 Edifor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

Entered at the postof1ce at Phoenix Arizona, as mail matter of the second a1o
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

which was ascribcd to Moses II was
written IN the primitive Hebrew script.
THE PRECIOUS DOCUMENT
The Jesus manuscript. aH II Ia call
ed IN ita classification by the society.
contains prayer composed and writ
ten by Jesus II IL supposed TO have
been pcnncd shortly after his famous
Sermon on the Mount.
There n reason to believe that this
manuscript n only the beginning OF
many tfat viii be uncnrthcd. The
fact that one document from the hand
OF Jesus has heon found inspires his
tollowcru with the thought that where
thofe was one there are probably more.
should this prove 10 be the case. the
discovery and displacement OF those
documcnts- these intensely human
words OF striving and praycr-mny
overthrow theories md upset some OF
the SAGE opinions now held. hut they
VIII give 60 Christcndom living.
breathing Christ. one with whom ali
Christians can suffer and plead In SYM
PATTY and love.
In this simple prayer IL n revelation
OF ". personality and struggles 81 him
TO whom millions OF Christians the
world over, bow tho knee. II II pos
nlblc. by the use OF chemicals. more
OF the writing may be made lcglblc.
ANA before long the whole prayer viii
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be given to tho world. This manu-.
script viii arouse the lntcrcs, % Amer
lean Christians % cysry wall, Of llfc.
preachers, professors AMI the sreat
mass of the common pee 5is-th6si
who once heard him Eiadiy'--lhs 800
pie for whom Jesus worked. thought.
preached. lied. and. On We Nnow. pfa.-
cd and wrote.
Dr. irucsselbach has niao found
with this treasured manuscript "a man.
uscript prayer by one OF tho disciples
OF Jesus. known az Ncmnynhu a mare
not hitherto known. lie hpponta TO
have oficiatcd NJ q preacher ~.
nrucHsclbach thinks that this n n.to
other than the Apostle paul. iuiElr.
from his thought and style OF rompgsi-
tlon. This " part OF his discourse.
waiting; waiting by the word o.
isaiah. Rejoice. % barren on. vto
hath not borne. for God In His mercy
hath spoken and II viii come 10 p-s,.
Isaiah saith. Arise. u IN light. ter
the witness IN come. I. the God Of
Terrors. VIII give forth the oracl~.
WIN wnkon a Joy for God. yea. great
JOY, through the Saviour Marx u
wen AZ last. when Israel has re-
turned, this blessing shalt tsne
through Jesus. tho Man OF sortu~a.'
and nfterward the death ~ Jesus ,hslI
'catiiy for each who hath part IN him"
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another hand. using the square Call.
lean characters. has written the word
Saviour showing that ~ hrHt owner
considered this the manuscript oi
Jesus The word saviour IN the Gall.
lean Aramaic Of that time ~ expressed
iloscach. This writing belongs 90 the
first century. as will be admitted by
all scholars.
The manuscript r. very brittle.
Line three Of tho fac-simile may be-
rendered. and still another stigma ne a
stain. IN mccknras under lporaecution).
The whole II n plain-concornlnT porae-
cution. that everything and every ono
~ against him who has tho divine
treasure ana stands alone. Every one
misrcpreHcnia the words he uttcrs; he
N troddsn down like dust and ashes.
darkness II round about him."
This pathetic prayer NJ sorrow Il
incNprcssibly sad at this season Of UNI
ivefHnl JOY
The Palestine explorers could not
restrain their tears ~ seeing IL. while
rejoicing at the same time at their
success.
THE PALESTINE SOCIETY.
a work Of such Importance and 20
much dignity requires money ana tho
Palestine Exploration Fund was begun
for the purpose ~ making research In
the Holy city. The fund which ia an
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"Whon won't 20 Palestine a short
time ago TO broaden ana dustcn my
understanding ~ the Bible. became
convinced that many u the most We
markahic antiquities were being ~ .
covered daily ny tho Foilahcon roaming
over the land. and especially by those
digEing deep below the surface IN the
Interest ~ the various Palestine ex-
plnfniion focictics. At ioruFaicm and
Lachish they have broul NJ NJ from
the depths ~ the earth many finds
announced all over the world. but
none ID seems 20 me. 40 important ha
this hit 81 manuscript bearing the Inn
press ~ the Saviour.
This manuscript IL n small quarto
page. written on both Sides Tho writ
inr II almost entirely offncod, or 20
imperfect a. 10 render complete
translation out ~ the question. This
much. however. can be established with
certainty. that II u the prayer N an
oppressed and pcrsecutcd spirit, writ
ton In Ammaic. The writing IL pc.
culiar In being Inscribed below Instead
of upon tho lines.
''rhe best preserved section n given
here In fac-simile. II II signed by the
name ~ the Saviour. spelled precise
~ NJ upon the record ~ the Eniekeeper
at Jerusalem. published recently.
ION the margin Of the manuscript
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AcoLoNY WITHOUT CHRIST.

one Of the American missionaries
the Philippines has discovered n
Tribe In these Islands that worrhlrn
IDOLS. They are not. strictly speaking.
filipinoH. nor are they Spanish Phllip.
pine Islanders, for tho filipinoa have
a special religion Of their own and the
Spanish Islanders are roman catho-
converted
The idols that they Worship are ~
the most refined sort. Women dress.
cd IN European fashion ana men as
peasants. They are supposed 60 be- tho
god OF the harvest. and the godcaaca OF
beauty and Kindness on the shelves
IN the huts stand these idols 10 whom
these people offer up prayers ana ilba-
tionH. night and morning.
A preacher In public hall In Now
York created tremendous sensation
few weeks ago by raising large sums
TO DO used In the conversion Of some or
the tribes In our colonies Doubtless
part OF this money win be sent to
tho missionaries In tho Philippines.
II IN n difficult matter to preach
Christianity to those who have already
heard OF Christ. Tho idea Is no new
one to them and they regard the re-
llTlon M an old and opposing one. hut
these tribes know nothing OF Chris
tinnity and would therefore offer .
splendid field % tho foreign missionary.
An interesting point II being raised
rs 10 whether work In tho Colonies can
be regarded aH foreign missionary work.
II II comes under the head OF home
missions II viii call for the entire re-
construction OF the plan Of the uses
Of the missionary funds now IN exist
encc. Home missions" have hitherto
meant che poor and degraded Of tho
cities. but II wood be obviously unfair
now To call our Colonies foreigners.
The actual hnndiwork upon the
Philippine idols IN exquisite. Tho IA
urcs are carved and are then iniaiG
with n curious Jupancse work which IN
very expensive. II shines like enamel.
and might be such. u ~ IA many
colora and the natives show great taste
IN the blending.
Ia Hawaii. now. tho worship Of
idols IN almost abolished In the large
cities, though you win Htiil ind sta
tues Of Peel. the god OF the great
volcano OF Hawaii. and other rods. II
was to propltinte Peel that LilSe-LllSc.
the mother OF Kamiani. laid down IN
her tent and starved herself 20 death.
Peel was sending forth IRE. smoke and
lava, aud the belief was that Peel could
be stopped only by the sacrifice OF tho
life Of member OF tho royal family
SO Lliko-t.ilte laid down In tho slight
OF tho natives and starved herself.
In tho Hawaiian Islands the wor-
ship OF Idols u stronger to-day than
IL ever was Back OF tho ldnls are tho
gods OF Nature which are Adored Ones.
and the idols aie merely tho pictures
or statues OF the real gods.
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cal In shape and gruen all over with
soft. fcathsry fronda falling from the
branches. nor VIII ho be- content with
anything else.
Away on In tho country live the
woodmcn who raise the Christmas
trees. They have Inherited the forests
from their fathers and Erandfnthcrr,
ana the Christmas tree season IL 20
them n harvest ~ money. Those who
carry on the business of tree raising
have made study N n, pulling up
shoots and wedding out bushes 10 that
the tree viii have room TO grow and
spread.
The properly raised Christmas tree
requires enough forest space to spread
It's llmhh around II like a great um-
brclln, and the Christmas tree farmer
h careful that his tree has plenty of
space for the purpose. The tree also
needs sun and air 40 u Will grow strong
ana tail.
\ few years ago nearly all the
Christmas trees came from Maine and
Michigan, hut now they are CROWNS
them Ia other forests ana you can
gcnorally got "a trer that was raised
within 300 miles N home.
CHoPpiNu THE TREE.
Just NJ this season. n you happen
10 be In the vicinity ~ "a Christmas
tree woods, you viii hear the merry
flug " the axes. and " you can yet
close enough you VIII see the tree fan
az the hands ~ the woodmnn. n the
woOdmnn understands his business he
WIN have assistants handy who VIII
catch the tree % nH TO soften los tum-
bic 10 tho ground. They viii lay II
carefully In pile with many othora
ana at night the trees will bee loaded ON
great aleda 10 be- drawn 10 the railroad
station.
You win notice that trees xix feet
tail ARE the ones selected. This Is the
average rlEc ct guod Chrlatmna tree,
or the holrht az which the average man
Gun pluck presents from ita branches
A Christmas tree OF six feet SELLS
Tor about nfty cents unless ID hupprna
60 Zoe tree that ~ very handsome.
when % VIII command IL doilar The
small shrubs of three fcet or Ho. which
are intended Tor tho baby of the family.
can ho h1uEht for quarter. They nfe
much plrirrrud hy people with small
ohildrpr. who like 90 oct the Christmas
tree upon O. table whore ir- little onrH
nn stand around and View il at close
rtuEH.
Hoya NJ twenty years ago had
spruce uruH, NhiUh are very ruod
Christmas uocH but not ns decorative
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which In gildcd. for the vase Itself Il
not pure gold This fact IL aofnetimci
disputed. though there Il no one sur
hcicntly worldly TO te1t the matoria
OF which the vase IL made. n N sup
posed that His Holiness would scarce
w AZ he has 40 many poor In Italy
20 To the expense Of pure gold stand
The one who now receives the elf
must bear the travelling expenses OF
the pnpal prclato and the officer OF tn
Noble guard whip bear the Rose from
Home. This year Il viii cost the Prin.
cess Leopold. OF bavaria. 5000 10 set
the Rose from Rome TO Munich. on mr..
rivlng at Munich. the delegates az,
met by attendants with carriages dec
Grated with wrcathH Of flowers. and
the harnesses arc trimmed with gar
lands OF white roses.
The party enters the carriage and
proceeds 60 the church or chapel
whore the ceremonies are TO take place
Here the Rose win stand Ia state. ~
II were. for o day or two. Then there
VIII DO a magnificent ceremony. al
which pontincal mass VIII be said.
Meanwhile the Princess. the royal FAM
lly ana the entire court. with few
friends, VIII assemble In the chapel.
THE FERMENTATION.
~ the end OF the mass the pre-
late win take the Rose from tho case
ana tho Princess viii advance TO the
altar steps whore she viii kneei. Tn.
prelete. then. taking the roseburh In his
hands, viii lay II upon the heart OF
the Princess, saying:
behold. the mystical Rose. the Gift
of the Most Holy Father"
To which the Princess Will reply,
Thanks be To God"
Then. with the rose upon her heart,
nho win listen while tho choir above
hcr chants the To Doum. Tho core
mony IN TOW nj an end.
The good book says that the Lord
shows mercy unto tho third genera
tiun OF those that love Him ana keep
Ills commandments"
The Princess Glneidn II tho Oldest
N three children Of the late Empress
~ Austria, The Pope loved the late
Empress. ana In tlmo would undoubt
tdly have rewarded her with the Rose.
OF the survivors Giselda IL the most
unwondly from q churchly point OF
View. She was often chosen by her
mother 60 transact good works and
was often seen among the poor and
distressed. To stricken Austria she has
been everything. Tho Pope In said 20
have selected her for the virtues OF her
mother and her own good. lowly quail
Ties. which hre most unusual for u
Princess of the royal house OF ono OF
the principal countries OF Europe.
Frnns Joseph has longcd 20 see the
Rose in his own bcrehyod household,
ana this Year his wish will DO graft
ned.
Tho Sunday Of presentation n call
cd laetnrc sunday. which IL the fourth
sunday la Lent.
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international one. maintained by Eu.
rope and tho United States. was pu'
~ tho support u tho phicatin" ENpl1t'
alton society. This consists OF the
most famous biblical students In the
world who devote their time. brain
and EFFORT TO the standardization OF
the great truths which are the founda-
ton N their belief
The site Of the Ancient Temple at
Jerusalem has long offered tempting
field TO the student N Biblical research.
and the excavation Of tho m'unda
where the Temple once stood has been
rich IN reward
Many interesting pieces n pottery
and metal. used undouhtc ~ In the old
church rervicc. have been found. but
more precious than all, IL this manu-.
script which has all the cnr-marku VI
authenticity.
This discovery Il the most remark
able Of the many marvellous ones dur
ing the past few years Or. Brueslei-
bach has been associated with Dr.
Hohma and Dr. bliss. all most learned
men. who have worked untlringly at
the ruins. one of the mounds called
f.elheay. hy the Arabs, was found 20
contain no icas than eight cities, built
one upon tho ruins % the other. ana
going back ns far "a 5000 H. e.
Here was found the parchment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
CHRISTMAS TREE
OF SANTA CLAUS.
II Is Handled by ,liddleman. Who
Makes u Living Working Only
Six Weeks u Year.

The Christmas tree business has
grown until Santa Clause himself can
NO longer attend TO II personally.
The good old santn cuts down a
few trees with his sharp. bright Ratchet
Tor specially good boys ana kris. but
the rest ~ the work he delegates Ia
his assistants. VINO cut the trees down
fof him.
Tho directions given BY Santa CLAUS
In those days a. his army OF iicut.n-
ants were 10 good and thorough that
to-day you mud tho Christmas tree
NJ beautiful az when Santa Clause pcr-
ronally laid every stroke at the roots
OF the nneHt trceH IN the forest.
The Christmas tree Industry n ono
OF the most curious VI this country. 4
man who IL IN the Christmas tree huHi-
ness works only Hix weeks In tho year.
The remaining forty weeks De
spends either ruHtlcuiinR AZ home or
enjoying hla money In foreign lands.
His huHiners begins the middle Of
November nnd ~ al wound up hy the
nrat OF the year During the six weeks
Of his activity BE- must work day aud
night without sleeping ur eating, nc-
vording IN schedule. lie catches his
bites, and WinkH hin Wlnkn. and la
thankful Tor eitjior
This individual buys NJ whole for
.aih ut chrlHimnn trees and has them
brought 10 the city. lie mcrtH tho cars
wholesnles the trees 20 tho dealers who.
In turn, retail them to tho father ana
mother 90 tho small boy aud girL The
chriAtmaH tree man IN called the mid.
dlemRn,' because hr b. tho ono who
deals with che wood shopper in the
forests and bungs the tr,rs from tho
woods 20 inc cii}' There 40 place thum
where they can boz sold
Time was when the small boy was
content 20 got any klnI ~ o. green trpD
Christmas timc hut that day DO long
past Even the lad of three knows u
good Christmas tioo when De- rUos one
and he demanlhh trpct that isfymmrtrl.
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without tho giving NJ the rose itself
Many year has passed by IN which
the Pope declined 20 bcniOW the Rose
upon any ~ hlH people
The Withholding NJ the Rose docs
not mean that There lH no ono worthy
10 receive a. it only signifies that no
one person has come forward. couFpicu.
uusly prominent over nll the othrra.
10 be- rewarded hy 20 great u rlft.
The Golden Rose. iH. correctly
speaking, the Rose Of Virtue. a. orlr.
mated In tho thirteenth century when
that commodity was scHrcrr than % H.
now, and, owing 20 thr temptation of
the world W that time. moro difficult 10
preserve.
ROSE OF VIRTUE
The head of the church. wishing 10
encourage m0dsHty Ia demcnn0r virtus
ln character and gcnerosity In purse
had O bush N pure gold chlaoled from
the solid ore. Uunn each lear be-
placed diamond Ike a dowdrop. and
n one OF the roses lust opened he place
81 heart M uure ruby, which lay
like drop OF blood In the gold.
This completed he aot IL In n vase
OF pure gold, and one Sunday. Il was
the Iouth sunday In Lent, HIS Holi.
ness presented thn entire plant 10 the
person who seemed worthicHt of H.
THIS established the Institution OF
tho Golden Rose. and ever since that
Time there has ueen great striving Tor
This year Il 10 10 10 given 10 Her
ROYAL and Imperial lllghnoa Adele
GlHcidn Louise Marie. Archduchors of
Austria, In nor own right, and Frlucesf
OF hnvarla los her marriage with His
Royal hlshuosa Prince Leopold Max.
lmilinn Joseph Marie Arnolphui.
she b the oldest daughter OF tho
late Queen Elizabeth OF Austria.
In the early days OF tho Golden
Rose II was bvslowed with great cere-
mony ana with tho expenditure OF a
great deal Of money. The Pope used
absolutely prodigailty IN getting Il up.
ana when Il was completed he had but
begun the expense attached to the pre.
aentntion.
From one week 20 n month before
II was time 20 give the Rose a papnl
prelnte with special instructions nom
the Pope, IN company with one OF the
officers OF the noble guard, presented
themselves at the Vatican 10 receive
the Rose from the hands Of the Pope
His Holiness. having the Hover brough,
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lievcs this 60 be- tho case. aud Bible
students agfoe with him.
DR.. HfuoaHelhnch ~ the eminent
Archaeological ana explorer ~ waldfrool
Germany, who has been at work with
company ~ cNcnyntorH. In pnica.
tine. digEinF In the ruins OF the ancient
mounds and temples In the hope of
bringing forth documents to surprise
aud educate the world.
Many have been tho mnrvcin
brought 20 iiEht here. hut none 90
great as this. the discovery OF the
handwriting " Christ
THE FINDING or THE MSs.
The finding " thus told by Dr.
Brucanclbach;
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THEHANDWRITING
OF THE SAVIOUR.
The Palestine Exploration Society Believed 10 Have Uneathed
The Original Manuscript Of the Man-God Whose
Birth We Now Celebrate

n IN Uncomfortable 10 think that
the Christ. whose advent we ao gladly
celebrate to-day, should have hrcnthcd
q prayer Of nofruw' And null more
wonderful that the very manuscript
upon which the prayer was written
should have been discovered now.
After 1900 years N mystery con-
corning many points In the life ~
jesus. can II be that his very hand
writing IN 10 b. laid before Us to be
studied and worshipCdl
Such ~ the claim " q celebrated
explorer who has given us many Won
dorful biblical relics.
Or. nrucnsclhnch, the great German
student OF biblical Investigation. boz
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The most interesting ceremony Of
the year m the eyes NJ many II the
presentation of the Golden Rose which
takes place In the spring at the hands
OF the Pope.
Like the play N Hamlet with Ham
let lot out, u such a Himilc would not
b. too playful ~ such n time, the cerc-
mony OF the presentation of the Gold
On Rose has often been performed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-27
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Local Union, No. sos, United Mine
Workers of America, will hold a meet
ing at LcOnard's hall, on West Market
street, tonight. Every member is re-
quested to be present, for business Of
great Importance is to be transacted
The joint cOmmittee of the Young
Mems Institute and the Father Whitty
societies will meet this evening to fur
ther the arrangements for their celc-
bration on Dewey day, May !.
The Excelsior Cornet band conducted
their weekly social at st. Mary's hall
last night.
The members of the Welsh BaI tist
church on West Market street are re-
Quested to attend the meeting tomOr.
row evening. The services will be
conducted in the English language.
The ways and means committee oS
the Father Witty society will ma"t
tomorrow evening. All the members
are requested to be present The meet
ing will be neld an hour before the
regular meeting.
The Electric Chautauqua circle will
meet at the home of Mrs, George w.
Benedict, of North Main avenue, to-
morrow evening.
The ..ckson cOlliery is shut down
two weeks to make some needed re-
pairs.
The Cumberland Cornet band is maxi
ing arrangements for their annual pic
mic in Trear's grove, June I.
The Walla-W -Wahs will conduct their
weekly social at St. Mary's hall this
evening.
Harry Gordon, of East Benton, was
given a hearing befire Alderman Rob
erts. charged with insulting and inter
fering with an officer. He was fined 81