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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
WILD sCRAaBLE Ar 4 FIRE.
Escapes Get Clicked and n Woman Throw.
Her Baby Down-Cop Catches Il.

Tho explosion ~ lamp at . o'clock yes
terday morning In the house at 532 Third ave-
nue.. set the bedding on fire and started the
tenants for tho street on a wild run. Soon tho
lower ladder Of the fire escape could not be let
down for the lam OF persons on II. One OF the
tenants threw her baby from the balcony. A
policeman caught II.
Another policeman got a stepladder. Put IL
under the fire escape and helped the tenants
down. Jeremiah Young and his wife took 10
the scutll"-.tnirs, Mrs Young fell down and
drag her up The steps and away over the roofs
10 safety. She was taken to the hospital when
the police got her down 10 tho street, The
hremen carried other tenants down on their
ladders.
The lessee OF the house. Mrs. Downcs. Us
serted after the fire that she had left diamonds
and money to the amount OF 81 700 In her room.
Neither could be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
EATrLhsHIr KE>IUCxY's SPEED.
he Did 1893 Knots. Average for y whole
Day, Natural Draft

The new hattieship Kentucky. which had her
tina over the Cape Ann course last week and
attained speed OF II knots. started for New
port News not long after her trial was over.
she Was timed all the way back She made the
%.':Te run from The South Shoal I,ghtship
and minutes. an average speed Of { ,,3 knots
an t1ur Daring the run. which was under
hatura. iran, she made iorty-four m les nj the
fhie NJ los knots. The builders say that the
,ol,"r. and machinery u the vessel we're in
perfect condition on her arrival NJ their yard
snI 81 course they are very happy over the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28

AUBURN. y. Y. Nov 81 George Snyder.
colprrd S5years Of age, has fallen heir. through
the death Of an uncle in Clinton county, to an
uuincum b"rei farm Of eighty acres and $4,000
cash. SnyLcrS parents are still living, his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
Angus. wnlthcr's ming Concert.

4 chamber concert Of the works Of August
Walther will be given at Mendessohn Hall
Ii West Fortieth street. next Friday evening
Mr. Walthrr will be assisted 10y the kaltcnhorn
orchestra and by his pupil Miss Josephine A.
BREs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
Young BUsBdND SEEKS DIrORCr.
IL Seventeen f~ar~ Old and His wife Ia
Year YounRer,

Year Younger.
RIvERHKAp. l.. l.. Nov. 27.Everett c. Petty.
II years old, Is seekin separation from his
sixteen -year-old bride. They were married
about year ago. Recently Pctty's father was
appointed his guardian and nm actio was in
stituted to annal the marriage In the
petition II is set forth that the husband and
wife have not lived together since their mar
rage, Young Petty IL now attending school in
this place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
ECON ". REINER IN JAN.
Former Husband of Anna BraEa, the Ac
tress, Accused of Giving Bad Checks.

Former Husband of Anna BraRa, the Ac-
trass, Accused of Giving Bad Checks.
Egon NJ Reiner. the divorced husband OF the
German actress. Anna Braga who was recently
married to Nahan Frankie, the vlolnist, was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of having
given worthless check for $40 on the Knickcr-
booker Trust Company to Charles Bahruth. n
saloon keeper. oI lSS First avenue, A clerk OF
the company informed Magistrate Brann. when
Relner was arraigned In the Yorkyille poles
court that year ago the prisoner had $4,000
on DEPOSIT with tho company. but drew It all
out but 80 and since then several checks signed
by him had been received.
kriner said thar he expected to receive 500
600 from Germany next month and he would
then take up all OF the checks. At his request
his examination was POSTPONED until to-day.
He was held 10 default OF 81 900 bail.
TIL. Man with Eyes.
To properly determine the cause II defective eye
sight, hrst .gnsut an ocnls Then call or send his
formula "a W. T. Guorgen, ~ Fast Esd street n. w..
who Is AL optcian OF established reputation.-AdV.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26
Gbieaso, Wtilmaufse g. ct. Yaul
Giieababu.

Tabrplau in Sraft 9streten an 10. Mar3
1899. gabubof Gde 4. uno 9laps StraBe.
SidetsS ffice 597 Wtaius StroBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

o.: SIT oas gndbise SrGulein re6t
nobel erSogsn9" &06in: rSebr! IS
nimmt BENIN orgentaffee uno pas Stpeis
te SriibItiit i'm 9ett."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

1. Stammgait: Der 9err SDriter 1T
trant?" Was feblt ibm benn9" q.
Stammgait: r8rant lit er geraoe ni6t.
@r mar bios geItern als 9sri9ts3euge
porgelaben unb oa muBte er cine babe
Stunoe lang Die 8abrbeit reben. Sas
bat i'm 10 TART angegriffen!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

n@ie beiben sic, fpenn i9 frasen
barf9" yMai." nSonnerpetter. ba
BADEN sic absr 8liid!" Slid?
WieIo benn base" rHa, Sic tDuntsn
ia ebenio gut Maier beiBen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Gbef: r@elder Serr piinidte MIDI
benn gu ipre4en9" aaiiirer (auf einen
entfernt itebenben Serrn nit @labe
o%euteno): rSener bort nit benz Sefi5it
dufm &ppf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Chicago, Wilpuutee 8 90 Sm 5 90 On
unb benz Often 8 so Rm 7 so Nm
NO AZ Im II AZ Mnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

SrGulein (oas ii9 bei einsm 2anbs
baber einen 3abn Sieben laiIen min,
anaitli@): nGbsn ihrie ia giner 10
fur6tbur!l" 9aber: s9srubisen sic
ii9, SrauIein Der purpe nur =
raiirt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

giertes Stodpert i'm Sdnt & Sniurances
gebGube, Dubuque, Sa.
'Cg- gSir ipre9eu osuti9. I'D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

2ebrer: User BON eu6 tann mir Ias
gen, mas cine Winosbraut iit?" S9iiz
lerin: nMeine S6peiter paula!!" 9sb>
rer: .Wesbalb eerabe bieg" S9iIez
rim: rpapa idste s~eitern, ibr grdutis
aQm lei Elm SauIefpino!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

-. limb bann, meme Serren Sc
i6porenen, beoenfen sic bas bpbe @l>
ter oes 4ngetlagten. Sc geringere Sic
bic Strafe bemefen, bsItp ii9erer lit
es, oab er lie poa unO gang perbiiben
ptrb, pGbrenb sic bel elmer ldngeren
Strufe gu gepdrtigen babsn, Dab our4
ben Sob oes @ngetIa9ten bas 8erbrez
den tbeilpeiie ungeiiibnt bleibt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Srsmbsr: rMorsen miihen sic mid
a6er INN 6 llbr aus benz Bette treiben;
laiien sic iid alio unter teinen Inn
itGnben abpeiien!" Dirtb: .Sariiber
ieien Sic nur unbsiorst -. i9 toms
me nit Der Rs9nuns!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

(Sunger Mann bat Ii6 eben, ni6t
gang fretpiGig nit einem t~Otetten
WdbAen perlpbt.) 8raut: nRun gez
itebe es, Qlfons, = 9u bait geptb Dor
Seiner 8erlpbung i9on man4en bums
men Strsi9 poIfiibrt9" 8rdutigam:
nNein auf mein Wprt, - bies 1T mein
erIter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

S9auipieler gum Director Dor Der
8oriteuun9: ra9, !Serr Sirettor, i2
bite nm 20 Yfenni9' : i6 min mir
cine Nurit taufen!" DIRECTOR: nBars
ten sic bis mad Der 8oriteaung =
ipnit ipielen sic bic Sungertburmlcene
uundtiirlicb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Sergeant (bei Der eriten Surnituns
oe): .Wus Ioa benn bus, gpbne @s
1T ySalt!" tommanbirt unb sic mas
9en nod INNER Sniebeugen!" gobn:
Die geb' i6 b'rein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

6ausfrau: rSm, ebe ih sic in ben
Oienit nebme, m09te i4 crit ale Sbre
g3eugniTe ourdleien." DienItmGo6en:
yQlber, Waoam', 10 LANCE tann i9 bob
ni9t obne Stelung 6letben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

unteroffi5ier: rWeirelbaumsr, mas
MAIDEN Sic, tpenn ia nItiaseitunoen"
commanbire, INNER nod 10 ionoerbare
Acknowledgment 8obsr iino Sie?"
Retrut: r@us Segerniee, gu Sefebl!"
unteroffi5isr: SAB mfrs gleih gss
oa6t, neil Sic INNER nit ben Iusen
10 i9ubplattl'n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Srember: ,Wie alt lit ppbl Der Gltes
lte 8epobner bieIes 9prfes9" @inbeis
mii6er: rSa sieb's iebt teinen, Der
dlteite Mann 1T erit pergansene Wo9e
deitnrben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

rQber, Better, bus lit bod i9redli6,
oaB 0u 10 piel 2euten 9elb I6ulDig
biit!" nSit ni6t 10 i6limm, es siebt
Wtilionen Meni4en auf Der groe, be-
men, ib ni6ts i6uloe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Dame: v@erben sic mid audi lies
ben, tpenn i9 dltsr unb bdBli9sr tpsr,
be2" Serr Qeioeni9uftlt9): r4slter
tDnnen sic tperben, aber bGBlt9er -
niemulsi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Gb9an9 pom autInIt III
Dubuque Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-26

Srember: nWarum bintsn Sic,
SGuerin?" 9duerin: vSa, mir is bait
a &nOosl auf n SUB s'fausn!"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05

the accused man Corporal Scan
, lon was marching his beat
outside an officers residence AT the
League Island Maynard, near Phila-
Ge.yhia, when a servant maid in the
officers household Joined him. The
officer came upon the couple suddenly
nuah to the confusion of both, as
Corporal Scanlon had his arm around
the maids waist. Charges of UnS3l-
dierly conduct and neglect Of duty
We're preferred by the officer against
Corporal Scanlon. A court martial
was ordered much to the establishment
of Corporal ScanIcn, Who. beiDg an
Irishman and a soldier, could not UNI
delstlnd Why he WAS not privileged
to make love TO pretty girl at all
times.
Several interesting questions We're
involved in she case. Was it unsol-
GierIy to make love to a girl white on
guard? Was Corporal ScanIon pro-
tecting public or private property in
standing guard before an officers resi-
derce? Can soldier keep an arm
around a girl and his eye on property
which he is charged with guarding at
the same time? The court did not I'M
deltaze to answer these questions eX-
,cept by inference. 1t retErned YER
dio5 of Not Guilty" CT all charges and
specifications, which the Navy Depart
ment has interpreted to mean that
love making and guard duty at the
sane tire are moi inconsistent with
military law. The department evil
IDENTITY indorses this view, as Secretary
Long has approved the verdict of the
court martial and ordered that Corpor- /
al ScanIon be restored to duty.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05

to Phoenix the first tine, he was eX-
amined in the Yavapai county Jail. and
on his person was found a letter ad.
dressed to Mrs. Parker. South Spring
street. Los Angeles. When he was
brought in Tuesday last, he was again
searched. and again a letter was found
on his person addressed 10 Mrs. Par
ker. South Spring street. Los Angeles,
From the contents Of these letters and
from WallOck's conversation during
his lucid intervals, ii seems that some
years ago NaIlock visited South
Spring street Los Angeles. and there
consulted Mrs Parker. spiritual me
dunn, about his mine in HUllbUg dis
tlict. ana the lady consulted With
spirits. and they Through her.adyised
Watock to drive a tunnel Il Il certain
F9irt en- his mine in HidcnbUg district
Wallock came back and started to
drive the rurnel: where, is he worked
away, he began to 1egard all men as
his enemies, and providing himself
with Z Winchester and a revolver. he
sally forth from tn tunnel on Il man
hunt every now and then.
That he continually wrote to the Los
Angeles medium about the mine IS
eviderced by the finding of the letters
addressed 10 her on his person. He
was sent to the asylum about the last
of February, and when released, prom
ised to so 10 California. which he die.
bus came back to his tunnel in the
Humbug district and took up his res
idence in the mouth cf th5t tunnel.
where the desire 10 go or man hunts
soon again. took possession Of him.
and the reighGors notified the sheriff
office. ard the spirit Hidad miner WAS
arrested-in The mouth Of his tunnel and
brought to Prescott with results above
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05

at Lieutenant Webb's command !
broadside from Gatlings and Krag
Jorgenssns was poured into the sos
that darkened the beach. Imrlediat el J
it seemed to arouse and make toward
the liu4e vessel.
Another vol!ey halted it. and think
ing that he had struck down every
man Of a rebel squad, Lieutenant
Webb had 4 boat lowered. and jump
ing in with a detachment Of his men
he rowqd cautiously to the shore with
guns at cock and ready to fire at any
survivors of the party. The black
mass remained inert.
With sword n hand Webb led 4
rush toward the supposed enemy.
Then the found monstrous crocodile
its life extinct and its body riddlnd
with bullets. \ rope was tied to the
river monster and it was lowed to
Manila. \ native taxiderAist there
stuffed and mounted it, for which he
charged $175 Mexican money. The
government charged $3.50 for bringing
ii on the transpor5 to this country. The
crocodile will be presented to the uni
versity of Utah.
Among the men who participated
in the charge on the crocodile were
Priyates Claude Billings and Joseph
WinkIer. battery B; and Private ]
Williams of the Sourh Dakota rcgI
me=t.
Since his vanquishment of the Fiji
p:no dragon. their commander Is
known to his men as Saint George
Webb.
As the monster lay at the army
wharf today it was an object Of inter
est to hundreds of people The Taxi-
dermical work was excellently done,
and for third of the sum that would
have been charged in this country by
Il competent taxidermist
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
CANOE CLUBS.
Twe ntieth Annual Meet of the Ameri-
can Association.

Canonoque, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The
twentieth annual meet of the Ameri-
can Canoe association, which began
today at Hay island, in the st. Law
renee river. a short distance below this
place, has attracted canoe clubs from
all parts of the United States and Can
ada. The western states are part:cu-
larry we'll represented and are expect
ed to make a good showing in many of
the racing events. Among the sched-
uled events of interest to western men
are the division sailing races, war
canoe race for the American Canoe as
ISOLATION championship and division
padding races. The western division
holds a padding event this year for
the first time, racing ror the Gardiner
cup. The northwest division will have
a war canoe race for valuable trophies.
If present Indications are fulfilled the
war canoe race for the American Ca
noe association championship will be
the biggest in the way of a padding
contest ever held in America. Among
the clubs that have entered crews fer
all of the events are the Buffalo Canoe
club, Knickerbocker IN. W Canoe
club, Webewawa Canoe club, Auburn
dale, Mass; Toronto Canoe assoCLa-
ton, and the Canoe club, of Brockville,
Canoe. O5her clubs that will contest
in one or more of the events are from
Montreal, Kingston, Milwaukee, Du-
lUth and Ottawa
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
Otis SAWED WOOD
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Rico, was rendered useless. not to say
silly. by the opinion of Attorney Gen
oral Griggs, to whom the question was
referred some weeks ago. by Secretary
Alger. that the right to grant these
concessions is vested in congress alone.
This case is another indication of the
wisdom of waiting until something
has been done to criticize. before
opening Your batteries. The hair trig-
ger critic misses oftener than he hits,
and every miss makes him more ride
ulous in the eyes OF sensible men.
Secretary Long, and every officer on
duty at the Navy Department unite in
expressing disbelief of the alleged in
terview with Admiral Dewey, which
makes him say that CIR mex, war will
be with Germany, and other things
which are inconsistent With his gener
al record for observation-disclosures.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
PRESIDENTS OUTING.

Plattsburg, n. Y, Aug. 4.-Abner
Mckinley, the presidents brother, ar
rived at Hotel Champaign this morn
ing for short stay. Vice President
Hobart is expected to arrive tomorrow
from Long Branch. Attorney General
Griggs has rented a cottage here for
the remainder Of Augus5. Secretaries
Gage and Root are expected during the
presidents stay. Postmaster General
and Mrs. Smith viii prolong their stay
beyond the time originally set.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
BIG FILIPINO DRAGON.
Lieutenant Webb's Capture on Rio
Grarde River.

San Francisco Aug 4-AmOng the
souvenirs of tha campaign in Luzon
brought back by the Utah artillery on
the transport Hancock is an enormous
crocodile. The tfn-armored gunboat
Covadonga of Major Grants fleet. IN
command of Lieutenant Webb, battery
y. was steaming below Calumpit one
early morning in June when in tile
n4idst of The dawn a huge black mass
was seen by the lookout, lying on Il
sandy beach. He saw something move
and thinking some fooIhardy band of
Filipiros was lying in wait to pick off
the gunboat's men he sounded The gen
eral call to quarters.
The deck was cleared for action and
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
RAID ON "MO0SHINE. wHIsKEY
Sunday School superintendent Cine of
Those Arrested.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. 4.-Rey
Tennessee mountains. where they had
one of the most sj,cce ssful raids in the
| history of Tennessee 'tnro0nshining"
Jon Wednesday they left Knoxville
and went to Madisonvi-le. and from
What TIaca Travelled forty miles into the
mountains where they located aniIlicit
distillery that had been operated for
several years. The officers knew where
it was, and. hiding near it. watched
those VINO went into the place. Hav-
ing obtained information which caused
them 20 suspect William Cage and
.Jan,es Curtis of operating the GistiI-
lery, they investigated the matter, and
last night arrested the men for making
''nlconshine'' WhiSkey
They were then directed to the dis
tilIely, where they found one of the
best arranged plants ever seen. They
destroyed three thousand gallons OF
''moonshina" and mash and a seventy
gallon sti.I. Other property about the
place was also destroyed. The arrests
of the men created great excitement
III the vicinity owing to their promin-
ence. Cage is worth 100000, owns an
interest in four mills and has other val
liable property. He has never been
arrested before and is a prominent
church worker He is an elder in the
Mothodizt church and SuDerintendent0
the local Sunday Schoo.. He does not
Geny his guilt He ami Curtis were
taken before Commissioner Robinson
at Madison, where they were bound
over to count. They gave bonds ard
were released. ADout five thousand
more gallons of liquor We're destroyed
on the raid.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
QUESTION OF NIUsTERING OUT.
The Federated Labor Council Mixes
Up In It.

Olympia. Wash, Ang. 4.-Governor
Rogers has received letter from Ed
ward Rosenberg, secretary of the San
Francisco federated labor council pro
testing against the mastering cut OF
the volunteers returning from the
Philippines at San Francisco. and urg-
ing the governor to aid in raising a
sentiment strong enough 10 influence
the war department. 10 return ne boys
to the place of their enlistment.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
THE YAQUI TROUBLE.

San Francisco, Aug. Inflammation
has been received in dispatch to
Rafael Ysabel, Of Sonora, Mexico, now
here, from Governor Corral, stating
that General Torres was not killed IN
the enga cement with the Yaquis. Juan
Moldanado, known as Tetabiate, was
killed. and Torres was wounded in the
leg. The Indians fed leaving sixty
dead on The field
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
4 SHIP FROM THE EAST.

San Francisco. Aug 1.-The steamer
Thyra arrived here from the orient to-
Gay. She WAS ten days coming from
Honolulu. and therefore only brings
one days later news from the islands
-han the City of Picking and the Ciae-
lie which arrived last Sunday. Every
thing was quiet in Hawaii and there
was no later news from the volcano.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
SPIRIT GUIDED.
Story Of Yavapli Miner in the In
sane Asylum.

Arnold Wallock. the insane man
broughG in from Iiumbug Tuesday
last. WAS examined yesterday before
Probate Judge Hicks by DrS. Barrett
and Scarborough and pronounced in
sane. He viii dc taken to the terri
t0Iial insane asylum at Phoenix. from
which institution ne was discharged
abOGL a month ago. There is AZ undS
tai story in connection with this man
and his insanity. When he was sent
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
TROLLY CAR RUNS AWAY.
Jumps on an Incline and a Dozen Pas.
SGngcTs Hurt Seriously.

Spring City Ia. Aug "A tro..y car
left Phoenixville on the Montgomery
ard Chester trolley line at $50 O'Clock
tonight loaded with seventy-four per
SONS. The seating capacity was forty
five. Over thirty were injured All
went well until the car reached the
corner of Main and WALNUT streets.
when the mOtOrnan lost control of the
car and 1t shot Gcwn the steep incline
at rapiG rate W4en nearly opposite
The grocery store of james Nodlit the
car left the rails and after running
about fifty feet obliQuely across the
street dashed into the side of the
store of Mr.. Nodlit. The car was badly
wrecked and The building somewhat
GlTaged. and the excited passengers
We hurled in all directions
The car did not upset, but many of
the people were thown off by the jolt
ing of the car while others were caught
between the car AID the bcilding
Probably Il doZ5 were hurt seriously
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
RUINED BY HAIL.
Country Near Hamilton, n. D., De
Vastated

Hamilton, N. D., Aug. AT 4:3G
this afternoon hail storm swept over
a stretch of country from Tynes, be
tween Cavalier and Hamilton, to
GIasston, twelve miles long and five
miles wide The destruction is total
The damage amounts to a quarter of a
million dollars, and is in one of the
finest wheat sections n the state.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums,
al.ays all pain, cures wind collie and fs
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty
five cents q bottle
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
RHODES PREDICTION.

Cape Town. Aug I'm the house Of
the assembly today Mr.. Cecil Rhodes
expressed the belief that the Trans
vaal difficulty would BE- overcome in
few months and without Il shot he
ing fired. owing to the moderation dis
played" He predicted that capital
would then flow in freely.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05

Washington, Aug. "A naval court
martial the record of which has just
been received at The Navy Department
has decided the question whether an
enlisted man on guard is negIecting his
duty in making love to a girl Corporal
Tom Scanlon of the Marine Corps was
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
LOVE MAKING on GUARD DUTY

\ Naval Court Martini Decides chat il
is Not Il Violation of Military Law.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-05
Those who have visited our
Tailoring Department

during the past have given their I'M
qualified approval Of the way we back
up our advertisements; in other
words Eye do as we advertise
We made customers of of those who
took the trouble to look through our
stock.
Our new fall stock VIII be here in a
few days.
A large invoice of LADIES GOODS
on the way, all Shades and designs. A
success of that branch assured.