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Arizona republican., 1899-03-19
MYSTERIOUsLY GONE.
Farm Hand Named Munson Who Had Shown Signs of
 Insanity.

A man named MunsOr, who has been working at Wares ranch on the Christy road, mysteriously disappeared on Friday night. He retired at the usual hour that night but his room was found empty yesterday morning, but the bed had been occupied. He had been working at Wares since about the first of February and having little use for money had drawn only a couple of dollars of his wages. Before going to Wares he had worked at an other ranch in the same neighbOrhood and when he had finished his service he left his pay uncOllected, saying he did not need it immediately It is be- lieved that Munsop is insane He had been acting strangely for several days, manifesting a variety of hallucina tiOns. His latest was a purpose to be baptized. He had set a date for the administration of the ordinance, and went around the country billing the event and wanting everybody to at tend the festivities. He even made a special trip to Glendale after an addi- tional contingent for the audience
 It is feared that he grew so impa- tient that he could not wait for the baptism and went out to administer the rite to himself, in which event he is still probably in a state of baptism
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19
FINE BILLIARD PLAYING.
William Spinks Gives Another Ex- hibition of His Skill With the Cue
 at the Bodega.

A large number of people assembled at the Bodega billiard parlors last night to witness the exhibition given by the noted billiardist. William Spinks of Chicago. Frank P TrOtt again met Mir. Spinks in a contest and he was very successful last night from the fact that he was able to shoot An impediment in the form of an eight inch balk line decreased the size of MT. Spinks' runs, but he surprised the audience, nevertheless, with a run of 116 points. This is even a greater achievement than the run of 300 on the previous night, which was made without a balk line.
 For the first fifty shots he did com paratively little nursing, but frequent ly sent the balls around the cushions and at each instance they found their way back to a good position. Nothing like it has ever been seen in Phoenix, and the lovers of billiards who had hitherto looked upon some of the local champions with admiration, witnessed MT. Spinks' exhibition of skill with opened-eyed amazement. His shots were all made with easy grace and with exact precision, and he mani fested by the results attained that there is everything in avtouch. Much Ingenuity also was shown in his usage of the English and masse shots with which he frequently avoided a break in a course. The. balance of the score was made in one continuous balk line nurse.
 After the match game Mir. Spinks proved himself to be a complete master of the tapering wand when he dis played some fancy shots seemingly impossible of execution. Many of the crowd remained long after the eXhibi- tion to ask the famous billiardist how he did it
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19

{ ''He Saw the Wheat Fields Waving" (Harbert): Christian Endeavor, 6:15 D. m., led by Mrs. J. Roe Young; public worship, 7:15 p. m.; theme, "tHe That Overcometh; c. c. quartette morning and evening. All are invited.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Services today at the First Church of Christ, Scientist. corner of Center and Jeffer- son streets, as follows: Morning ser vice, II a. m; subject, Reality Sun day school at 12 m.; evening service, 7:30- Dispensary open daily from 10 to F m., and ? to D. m.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. = First Presbyterian church. corner Adams street and Third avenue. Di- vine services today at II a. m. and 1:30 p. m; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m: Y. P. s. c. E., 6:30 D. m. The Rev. H. P. Lane of San Diego, Cal, will occupy the pulpit morning and evening. Music by mixed quartette. Solo by Irving Andrews.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Services today at the First Methodist Episcopal church, corner Second av- enue and Monroe stree (E. D. Me Creary, pastor). as follows: Sunday school, S:45 a. m.; morning service, II a. m. topic, Conditions Requisite for Soul Growth" Junior league, 3 p. m.; meeting of EpwOrth league, 6:30 D. m.; evening service, 7:30 D. m.; topic, The Talisman of Heroism;" midweek prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19

Madame Bishops concert in this city will occur the coming Tuesday even ing. Tickets on sale at the Phoenix Piano and Music house.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19
Hats and Caps.

Special Values in the most hobby Fedoras, Brushes, and all the latest shapes in Soft Hats
 aatz shown by others for *2,56 'nS.IOeb Our price. .............-..... \+9 SN%O
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19
AT THE CHURCHES.

BAPTIST CHURCH. Second av- enue and Jefferson street, the Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. D., pastor. Public worship, Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; morning text, Looking Unto Jesus; evening theme, ''ChrisAan Athletics" Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; B. Y. P. U., 6:3O D. ID. A cordial welcome to all.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Church of Christ, Lords day. I. o. c. T. hall, 127 West Adams street. Bible school, g: :45 a. m. public worship, Il a. m; theme, How to Make the Church a Success; 9 duet, MT. Lumly and Mir. Campbell,
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19

An Indian came to me one time with a large block of almost pure copper and he told me that not far from there the mountains were laden with it. I have no doubt that he told the truth, judg- ing from the specimen, but for a cop per producing district the region is al most inaccessible and 1 doubt very much, if such deposits will ever be mined Those Indians were not in clined to tell lies, and as matter of fact they are very much superior to the Indians further south. They dis play a great deal of industry
 What do you think of the chances for young man to get rich in Alaska or the Klondike?"
 If were young man with health. he replied, T know of no place l would rather go than to Juneau. l know of dozens of channels which offer great opportunities to young men of energy.
 Just across the Douglass channel is the town of Douglass. There is the largest stamp mill in the world. There are 500 stamps operating and the cost of milling the ere does not exceed S1.45 a ton, while the ore runs S3.1S. It is free milling and lies virtually on the surface. The cost of freight transpor- tation from San Francisco to Juneau is about one-fourth the cost of trans portation from Los Angeles to Phoe- nix, and the fare is only S20.
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Arizona republican., 1899-03-19

pr. Swetnam treats consumption by the application of his remedies directly to the spot affected See him.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-19

By special request Mime. Bishop will sing ''I Know That My Redeemer Liv- eth" from the Messiah, Tuesday evening"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01

will probably make bis report tomorrow
night
Frank A. owen mas been elected vice.
councillor OF Council 80. B. Jr order L.
A. NJ.
There Is much sickness n PETERSBURG.
due largely 20 the grip Rev. j. ID. Hart.
pastor of the Second Baptist church. SAID
to-day that twenty-five members ot hs
congregation were sick
Snow began falling here at o'clock
this morning and continued until il
O'Clock.
The intermediate examination in the
public schools commence Friday
Rev. Arthur T.. Lloyd, rector Of 81
Luks's Episcopal church. Norfolk. vii
hold a mission at ST. Johns Episcopal
church. here next week. commencing
Monday. with morning and evening SER
vices.
Rev George W. Ray VIII be- assisted
by Or. Johnson. ~ Norfolk. n revival
services az Washinston-strect VI. +.
church next week.
Seventeen marriage licenses were issued
here during January-nlne white ana
eight co.ored.
A youus man named Gu fcu from the
roof of thc PetersDIrs ll0l WORKS hlilD.
ing this morning and cut bis ear very
badly.
Mr.. +. r. Eames. comm -sioner OF th'
revenue. who has been quite sick. is out
again.
Prof VIM NJ Thornton OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia. VIII lecture 20 the
members or tho Tuesday CLUB Tonight
on characteristics ~ Virginlans"
Two white men. strangers ana literally
supplied with whiskey. forc.1iy broke
into the Office OF the fagman of tho At
/ lantic Coast Line road. near Market and
Washington streets. about ] clock sun
day morning assaulted and drove ont
tho nasmau ON duty there and took
charge of the house. They held posses
sion until the arrival Of the police. I'm
the Mayor Court this morning they
were given torn of thirty days each
in JAIL
Dr. s. A. Hinton to-day received le'-
ter from cuba. stating that his son. ~
Ross Hinton. of Company f. Fourth Nff-
ginia Regiment is Dog the hospital sites
with fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01
A SOCIETY CAKE WALK.
Held i'm Lexington Opera House Under
Ausp' ces Daughters Of Coniederacy

LEXINGTON, va, Jan. Sl-special.-
Under the auspices OF the Mary GUSTS
Chapter OF the Daughters of the Com
foderacy and managed hos Mrs. Gertrude
tucker Logan. a cake walk and musle..ie
soirre was held Tonight in tue VIC"
House. A large gathering oi lhe so,l.tf
neori- Of Lexington was present VINO
showed their appreciation of in' ia,,
tsinnent bv generous applause. pre-
principal parts boz the cake walk VIZ
taken bv students of the W a7hli ~" A'.1
Zoe University The female paile WEI
t.Eor by the students and fh,y proved
fhcmselEos quite adopts boo stil- A.
dine master of ceremonies was "r'
rrod A. GorshOrn of West Guns
,-,e .ol,nlas were H. g. Mitchell ana T..
r.loore dadD. :. McPheeters ana
Robinson Qady). d. r. Barclay ana h,
" Wfncrs GadD. n. b. Chermside ana
= Robertson ladyl. ). 3. Mason amy ID.
Carmichael Oady D. ArDuch'r ana -
N Heller Oady. j. Garrow aga j. lN,'oh
Gady. l.. Gallery and $ T. crehs Oaayl
Mrs s b walker Miss Margaret Graz
nam and AIR d. d. Anschutz sang sew
rral selections Mr. g.. b. Clnlto ace
COMMANDED them on the violin. 4ne PCT
formance concluded with aunt oman s.
cliltfne bee in which an old time country
lance was introduced. Quite handsome
sum was realized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01

straws. Then at the close OF the even,
INK Or. Martin dehehted his guests sun
further by some beautiful effects OBJ Color
made by the passage OF an electric cur
Good nights were Don order. Hnd many
were the expressions of pleasure occd-
stoned hv this novel mode of entertain
meut which were sh0Wered upon the
host and hostess. t., .tt,
osnerlulcnt was by tar tine most inter-
,sfinr and instructive they had ever per-
formed iu the laboratory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01
A NOVEL EXPERIMENT.
Performed in the Chemical Laboratory
oi Eandolph-Macon Woman's College.

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YNCHBCRG, VA, Jan. L-Speciai-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01
STREET RAILWAY WANTS TIME.
The Period in Which They We're "a
Commence Work Has Expired.

PETERSBURG, VA Jan. 3l-Special-
The new street railway viii probably ask
the Council tomorrow night 90 extend
the time allowed them 20 commence the
construction of their line
The company was given until February
ISL 10 begin work. but up % this time
no work has been done ON &C.
Mr. Daniel Gray. of Providence. r l..
employed by the city 70 investigate and
report 10 the Council as 70 the best mode
OF paving its streets and the cost thereof.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01

DR. Gwathnev responded 20 cal 81
No - north Fifth street yesterday whore
o. little girl had an eplepuc 90. She was
removed 10 her homo Oh Cagrlngt0n
Another call made from Wh.ock 8
branch was 10 o. c0iored man suffering
from collie. He was treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01
NEW LINE FROM
NEWPORT NEWS.
Cotton Steamers TO Run to Rouen or
to Havre.
SUICIDE BY CARB0LIC ACID.
\ Woman Quarrcls With the Man She
Loved and Takes Her Life-Thc
Cruiser Badger Starts for
Long Voyage.
SUICIDE BY CARBOLIC ACID.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. 81
special.-lt is understood here that ar
engagements are being made to establish
a steamship line between this port ana
either Rouon or Hayre. II this is done
i will mean 4 large increase In the snip
ment OF cotton from this port. The
rumor Is significant when ia IS taken ~
connection with the fact that the Two
new Chesapeake and ONO steamers mo-"
building in England have been arfaAssd
Tor transporting cotton.
a.. g.. Guverndtor. OF Richmond, to-day
purchased a lot and store al the corner
oil Twenty-nflh and Washington avenue
from r. a. Williams for Slz.vvV.
The revenue cutter AlsOuquin went
over TO Norfolk this morning. Her tow
fine disinfecung craft which is TO go 20
cuba. is now al the ship yard here under
gong repairs. The vessel Is no lai ger
thau a canal boat. which IL resembles
10 "a marked degree.
THE BADGEItS LONG TRIP.
The United States cruiser Badger, COM
mandcr Albert 81. SnaOw, sailed from Ola
Point this morning at 3 o'clock for san
Francisco. VIA Cape Horn. She carries a
large number OF naval cadets from An
napols Tie Badger is the only auxiliary
vessel of her class that is rated in Uncle
sans Blue Book ms "a cruiser She car
ries twenty officers and Cd crew of mum
bred She will bee the first vessel Of the
navy to make the trip around the Horn
since the sailing of the Oregon and Iowa
The trim little gunboat Nashville is
srW at old Point delayed by broken
anchor hoist. The injury is being rapidly
repaired and within TIE next twenty -ioui
hours. 10 Is expected. she will be on hel
way 20 Manzani'o.
A WOMANS SUICIDE.
After making seven attempts at van
ous times Kate Murphy finally succeed
cd in taking her own lie. The girl hac
evidently had some quarrel with the mar
for whose wife she passed, one h. X
WumOre. and on this account yesterday
afternoon drank nearly an OF a bottle o.
carbolic acid She lived until S O'CLOCK
This morning suffering great agony. 4
cOrontrs jury brought in verdict o
suicide
T. Wakefield and several other white
boys suow-baled an unknown negro yes
terdav afternoon The negro resente
The attack with a vicious knife witt
which nc sliced a. piece out of Wake.
fields leg. and bored "a hole IN his lef
arm THE fellow then attempted u stat
the white boy in tue side. but the knit.
merely cut through tine clothing
crowd collecting che unknown Negro
p0ckote5 his knife and walked away
Iie BIAS not been seen since. though tn.
police have made 81 vigorous search iO.
him.
Tine bic British steamer Thornley, ar
rived This morning from Baltimore anc
proceeded at once to thc -hip yari wher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01

Tire following committee win hoid
meetings to-day:
Committee 0n First Market 1913 east
Main street. T. o'clock Committed on
Light o'clock. Committee on James
River improvement. o. oc'o-k.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-01

DR.. Lee W Station, OF the marine hos
uital service. has received quantity
of vaccine matter from surge 'h-'Ieno-al
sternburg. 20 be used in cases oil sailors
and followers OF the sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
SPANISH MONARCHY ATTACKED.

SIX THOUSAND REPUBLICANS HOLD \ MEETING
IL MADRID
Madrid Sept 30-A meeting ~ republicans
vas held here last evening. which was attended
by six thousand persons. Among those presen.
We're a number # leading French. Italian and
Portuguese republicans.
Several violent speeches We're made. IN the
course OF which the monarchy was attacked
At the Burgos Catholic Congress a committee
was appointed to establish a republican union
\ resolution was passed demanding thar steps
be taken 20 secure the liberation Of the Spanish
prisoners held by the insurgents in the Philip
mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
NAVY LIVES LOST.
SURVIVORS OF THE SCOTSMAN IN DEs-
TITUTE CONDITION.


Quebec. Sept. 30-y-nder orders from Captain
skrimshire an members OF the crew OF the Scots
man brought up this morning by the Grecan
We're held under arrest 10 be searched. The Allan
liner Grecan. with forty-seven Of the passengers
and crew of the Inflated Scotsman. arrived IN
port this morning
The people saved are IN the most destitute con-
dition but they are more fortunate than those
on The Montfort owing 70 the fact that the Greciaa
had plenty o. provisions 10 feed them The
captain sent III boat ashore ard brought on
about thirty Of The crew The next boat brought
the seventeen passengers who We're then az the
lighthouse Early IN the morning searching par
ties had gone out 20 gather in the stragglers but
they did not meet with great success. as there
are perhaps forty fifty SIN or the island all
scattered n parties o., two three.
When the passengers and crew were brought
alongside they were weak that they We're unable
20 climb The ladder and all had 70 be hoisfed on
deck Many OF them as soon ~ they reached
the Grecian's deck foil down. overcome with eN-
haustion and the relief ~ finding place OF safety
Captain Calvert says that never IN ~ lie has
he heard such terrible tales % suffering and
seen such pitiahe sights and IS ~ the opinion
that there VIII 20 many deaths on the island unless
immediate relief reaches there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
CAPT. CARTER DEGRADED
VERDICT OF THE COURT MARTIAL Az
PROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
DISMISSAL FROM THE ARMY FIVE YEARS.
IMPRISONMENT AND 5000 FINE THE
Gr-N-rr NfrE- IMPOSED
SENTENCE IMPOSED.


10y TELEGRAPH 10 ruE runrNrl
Washington. sept 30-The President has APP
proved the sentence % Captain Oberlin NJ Car
ter. Corps ~ Engineers. % dismissal from the
service. 10 DO fined 5000 % BOO confined Ave
years in peuitentary AZ hard labor. and TO
have his crime and punishment published in the
newspapers az his home.
This action cnoctualy disposes ~ the vehe-
mont criticisms that have emanated from the
sensational and uniformed section Of the press
under the supposfion that the Administration
had wavered in its determination 10 have the
law take its course In this matter. u is known
beyond the possibility ~ challenge that the ex-
ecutive authorities have never doubted the guilt
~ Captain Carter or me Justice ~ his sentences.
The gravity - The charges which vas deeIer
than any accusation brought against an officer
ia recent years as we'll As his exceptionally
high record emphasized the desrahility ~ az
fordlng every opportunity 90 cxonerate himself
u possible or al least - produce what mitgat-
ing circumstances his friends asserted would be
shown 70 exist.
DELAY ~ THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE.
The long delay in carrying out The execution
Of the sentence was simply 90 the inter-
ests ~ justice 20 all concerned. In or
der that the final executive act should he
unassana3le from every point The safe
guards 70 thu interests 90 the Govern
mert and % the Agmys discipline we're not
affected by The delay ON thee contrary. II was
deersed tha, The greatest injury 20 these must
result from hasty action Il AZ any time IN inc
future facts ln eNtenuatlon of the crime weF'
developed
The Dreyfus case undountsdlv had us IN
fuerc- In causing unusual caution on inc
MARI - tho reviewing auth0rt.1r, however IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
nlRK rWlLN u BERLIN.

Berlin Sept 9o-"Mark Twain Samuel l.
c,-rrensl has arrived In this CRY from Sweden
Cd -.l-- % London whore he intends 20 spend
, -.. u.frtar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
Upton FOR PARLIAMENT.

HE NAY STAND As THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE FIR
AsHToN-I NDER-LYNE
London Sept 81 The Westminster Gazette 20
day reports that ST. Thomas Upton viii 30 asked
-o stand as he Liberal candidate for Ashton-la-
d.r-Irue AZ tne next election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
AMERICAN FLOJB ~ TCRKEf

MINISTER sTRAvs SECURES THE ADMISSION or
A CARGO AFTER A STRONG PROTEST.
constartlnople. se7t so-The customs officials
having refused 70 pass 200o0 sacks u American
-four arriving directly from the United States on
the ground that the -four was unVholesome. the
United states Minister here oscar Stratus. erer-
e-tlcauv protested At tho palace and ootained an
trade ordering the admission OF the four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01
THE NEWS OFTWOCAPITALS
MORAL GROUNDS FOR A WAR AGAINST
THE BOERS.
THE QUESTION OF suzERAINTY LITTLE RE
GARDED-EQUALITY OF THE WHITE
RACES NAMED As THE REAL
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