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Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

w. B. Thompson of the Thompson investment company, the fiscal agents of the Shannon Copper company, ac- companied by Philip Weisman of Butte, prominent ore buyer and seller of that section, were in the city Friday, says the Lordsburg Liberal, and went up to Clifton to inspect the work that has been done on the mine during the past few weeks. Mir. Thompson informs the Liberal that the affairs of the company are in a most satisfactory condition, that since he was here the board of directors has been enlarged and J. II H4zan and J. W. Alvord, both large stockholders, have been added to the board. MT. Thompson says that progrsss is being made as rapidly as is consistent with discretion on the reduction works for the shannon. The officers of the com pany tmnk it advisable b thoroughly investigate the mine before reduction works are decided on, as it is better to wait for short time and then build works that will need no change than it would be to rush ahead and bui d works that would either have to be torn down or practically rebuilt, as has happened in so many mining camps.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
Southern Pacific Co. Seaside Excursions
 1900.

BOWIE, ARIz., May 20, 1900. The first seaside excursion for this season will be May 24th, and on each Thursday thereafter during the sum mer to August 30th.
 The rates and conditions are the same as last year, that is s34. .S5, Bowie to Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, San Buenayentura or Santa Barbara and return: tickets good for 90 days from date of sale, and with stop-over privilege west of Cotton.
 w. IT. DRESSER, Agent
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
Heartburn.

When the quantity of food taken IS too large or the quality too rich heart burn is likely to follow. and especially 80 If the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly and bot too freely of easily d'gested food. Masticate the food thoroughly. Let six hours elapse between meals and when yon feel fnliness an9 weight m the re piun of the stomach after eating, indicating that yon have eaten too much, take one of Cham berlain's stom- ach and liver tablets and the heartburn may he avoided. For sale by H c Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
A Good Cough Remedy.

Many thousands have been restored to health and happiness by the use of Cbamberlain's congh remedy. If af- flIcted with any tbront or lung trouble, give it trial for it IS certain to prove beneficial Coughs that have resisted all other treatment for years have yielded to this remedy and perfect health been restored. Cases that seemed hopeless, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit have been permanently cnred by its use. For sale ny H c Hitchcock.
 Hot aaII h.sh. Tnyrlnfa
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

When yon want a modern up to date physic try hamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. They are easy to take aud pleasant in effect. Price p cents. Samples free ut Hitchcock 5 drug store
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar. Der shop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
Missionary Institute.

The preachers meeting at the
Methodist church yesterday was
great source Of pleasure and profit
to those participating, as well As
to those who were there to hear
the discussions and attend the
services. A. noted from the pro-
gram heretofore published, the
discussions related chiefly to the
missionary work, and how best to
promote il. One Of the most inn
portant branches of church work is
that of missions, and in these
meetings or institutes the minis.
tiers have the benefit of the wisdom
adduced from the combined ex.
perience and observation of all,
and each goes back to his work
encouraged and strengthened for
the task before him, not only in
this but in all the lines of his
work.
AT III O'Clock devotioned services
were held, with Il sermon by Rev,
G. U. McLarty Of jacksonville
Rev. j. b. Sears Of Calvert, preach
ed last night.
J The program for today is as
| follows:
Friday-S:30 C. m, devotional
service, conducted by Rev. l. NJ
Neel. Gam, "The Importance o
PASTORAL Work" Rev. J. c. Mickle
$3.50 a m, general discussion. II
a. m, 1.-THE prayer.meeting-Hoy
to Make 1t Profitable" Rev. 7. b
Graves. 1920 a, m, "ChristiaI
Literature" II a m, preaching
by Rev. G. II. Phair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
Gllmore's Millinery OpenIug.

Gilmore's third semi.annaul
millinery opening took place yes
terday, and was the greatest sue.
cess he has yet attained in point Of
the display OF handsome millinery
and the sale Of hats. The store was
handsomely decorated throughout,
the display of white goods, laces,
and everything in the ladies goods
line made especially prominent.
The taste displayed in arrange.
ment was credit TO the corps of
clerks. The millinery department
was veritable and lovely fashion
show arranged by Miss Kyle, the
trimmer, and her assistant, Mrs.
Dismukes. The conspicuous ex-
amplcs Of the foreign milliner's
art blended with selections from
original sources and home creations
forming scene Of beauty and ele.
gance which delighted the ladies
who thronged the store all day
and during the evening.
The automobile shape, one Of
the newest things in pattern hats,
was in evidence aud greatly adj
mired, also the Tuscan turban with
grapes, white picture hats, the new
Astoria walking hat. imported
hats for children. Pastelle shades
are popular and foliage and
grapes are the distinctive feature
Of the seasons trimmings. adding
freshness and beauty in harmony
with the spirit Of spring that is a
revelation.
During the evening the charm
of music was an added pleasure
experienced by those who attended
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

II having developed that the bridge
across the Nsvasota river, at the San
Antonio crossing, which Leon county
desired Brazos to join in buying and
making free, is wholly in Leon county,
the Braros county commissioners can
DO nothing in the matter. Under these
circumstances it will be necessary for
the people Of Bryan to contribute to
tee fund, II the bridge is made free,
and to thut end Mr.. q. :. Parker will
circulate a subscription list The Ea-
gle hopes and believes Bryan is ready
TO DO her part towards this enterprise
Hugh Burns Of Taylor has been
awarded the contract for extending the
G. W. and h. V. from Lewis Switch 10
Bryan, and from Calvert to Marlin, a
total distance Of about sixty miles.
work to commence at once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris.
tian Erdeayor Convention for the Gal.
weston district will organize 1t the
Christian church in this city Saturday
morning and continue three DAYS. Rev.
J. b. llaston OF Galveston, will preach
The convention sermon tonight ~ the
Chrisiisn Church. All are invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
The Episcopal Tea

Mrs. Milton Parker, assisted by
her daughters, will give a tea in
aid of the Episcopal church, on
Tuesday next, April 10, at her res
idence from 3 to 6 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. Ad-
mission 10 cents. lO9
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
To the Insurance Public.

have sold my insurance. business %
A. l. Banks, who has assumed charge
II same.
wish to sincerely thank my patrons
and friends for their many favors, aud
would ask that you treat my successor
in the same way as has been literally
shown 10 me. CHARLES CAKR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

Cronje, the Lion Of South Africa,
is on his way to receive from the
English the grim compliment they
also paid Napoleon-imprisonmen
on st. Helena.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

A Brussels anarchist took a
couple Of fancy shots at the Prince
of Wales Wednesday, but fortu-
nately he shot wild, and was
captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

A headline artist says "the Beers
may Bottle Bobs." If they should
happen to, wouldn't it be a terrible
dose for the English.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
FOR STATE SENATOR.

The Eagle l. authorized to announce
JOHN A. WAYLAND
as candidate for reelection to the NJ.
flee OF State Senator from the Twelfth
senatorial district, subject TO the ac-
ton Of the democrrtic nominating con.
vention.
The EAGLE is authorized 10 announce
j. r. ASTlN
A. a candidate for the office Of state
senator from the Twelfth senatorial
district, subject 10 the action Of the
democratic nominating convention Of
said district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

When the nominating conyen-
tons Of the two great political
parties meet there will be nothing
doing for Dewey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TORCONGREss.

The Eagle Is authorized 10 announce
T. S. HENDERSON
n a candidate for Congress from the
Seventh congressional district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-06

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized IN announce
DIR. J. l.. FOUNTAIN
~ q candidate for representative In the
legislature from the Fii,y.iifh repre-.
sentative district.
The evening times., 1900-03-03

made him jump great logs that lay in his
way. but the foe still kept in sight. and
from time 20 time fired on him. In the
mean time the savage yell was kept up
and the race became one Of life or death
II was late in the afternoon that the
pickets on the Outposts OF the Army saw
and rider. The Indians here abandoned
the chase. and young Crist. when he found
himself safely within the lines Of the
United States forces fell fainting from
his horse Overcome by the loss OF blood
and exhausted By bis long ride, he lay Un-
conscious for hours This was followed by
weeks Of suffering from three dreadful
wounds be had received In the last half
hour of the chase Bot be had accom-
plished his task In two hours after his
arrival three hundred brave men started
on The trail the young hero had followed
and rescued the detachment that so anX-
ioUsly awaited succor.
William Crist. the brave and intrepid
teamster. had nerves Of steel. the heart Of
a lion and a god like soul. For many
years he was a familiar figure on the
streets Of indianapolis. and many Sf the
older citizens remember him, among
whom are James J. Bradley Gen. John
Coburn, and Jacob WhiteseU. In their
youth they heard him relate his expert
ence in frontier life and modestly refer TO
the part he had taken in relieving the
beleaguered camp in 1912. II the Middle
West would honor real hero let IL erect
a white shaft and inscribe thereon the
name OF William Crist
The evening times., 1900-03-03
FOUGHT OVER A MATCH.
A Fatal Termination To Georgia
Quarrel

n w ~
Quarrel.
ATLANTA. Ga. March 3.-After a quar-
rel over a match. ". Lucius Adkins shot
and killed his friend. Edward Brooks. The
affair occurred on the fourth floor II the
dry goods house Of j. Regeustein last night
about 10 o'clock. There were no eyewIt-
nesses 10 the killing. although the facts at
hand corrOborate the story OF young Ad-
hns, who represents that he killed his
friend In self-defence and to save his own
life. Two shots were fired by Adkins. one
entering the nose Of the dead man and the
second striking just to the left Of MS right
eye and grazing the bridge OF his nose. The
dead man was so close to the pistol when
the shots we're fired that his face was
burned by the powder
Adkins asked Brooks for a match with
which to light the gas. IN order that the
electric lights might be turned on
Brooks replied that he did not have a
match. IL was from this that the young
men began quarreling. Hot words were
exchanged. Finally, young Adkins curs ed
Brooks. The latter became angry. and
dared Adkins TO repeat what he had said
Adkins refused To do so. but upon a
second dare announced he would adm he
made the Objectionable remark. Edward
Brooks drew from his pocket a knife, which
had been loaned him before supper by
Adkins, and advanced. Adkins drew a pis-
tol. and after warning Brooks. fired two
shots.
The evening times., 1900-03-03

NEW YORK. March 3-The Stock Mar
ket opened active and lower. particularly
for Sugar Refining and the Steel indus
trials. Subsequently. however. it enjoyed
a very sharp rally. apparently on the clos
ing out Of room traders contracts inciden-
tai 10 the end Of the week. There was lit
tie commission house buying and no evil
dences in any quarter OF any increase in
outside interest Sugar Refining broke
with particular rapidity in the early deal
ings. but il subsequently, led in the recov-
cry I'm the general market
The local traction issues were all firm
with very sharp recovery in Third Ave
nue.. The granger shares and other stand
ard issues We're also heavy In the initial
dealings. but they participated fully in the
subsequent recovery. There was a virtual
absence Of important news over night. and
as is usual at the end OF the week the bulk
Of discussion was IN regard to the showing
that is expected to be made by the banks
in their weekly statement.
London furnished a rather higher range
of prices for American stocks. but was not
active in the local dealings. There was
again a great deal Of discussion in regard
TO the threatened labor strikes in the West.
and il was to this that the early weakness
In Steel industrials was referred. but those
stocks also Joined in the later rally.
The evening times., 1900-03-03
COUNT DE cAsTELLANE,s VIEWS.
He Writes ON British and American
imperialism.

PARIS, March 3.-Count Boni de Castel-
lane has an article in the -Gaulois2
evidently inspired by the recent visit to the
United States, and entitled The Two I'm
perialisms in which he draws an analogy
between British and AmeIis an imperialism.
After pointing out that the Americans are
taking sides over the Transvaal, he says:
If Imperialism should triumph definite
ly in the United States the Latin. Ger
manic. and Slav nations will have TO de-
fend themselves in the future against a
union Of all the Anglo-SaXon forces.
In concluding the article Count de Cas-
tellane saws:
Il pretend neither to criti.ise nor TO
teach. I speak as a Frenehman who fore
sees a great rule for the Urited States in
the future, and who wishes tnis immense
force 10 act in accord with Fra zee and not
against her. ! speak as a sincere admi. er
OF the country, OF its progress. and its uly
democratic institutions and finally as a
man profoundly touched with the hospi-
tally this great and munihcent nation ac-
cords to all those who visit IL as friends
May the future show Us a union Of two
demOcracies and not two imperialisms.
The evening times., 1900-03-03
HETTY GREEN AT A TEA PARTY.
Entertained Unawnres and Returns
the Courtesy
From the Chicago Tribune.

"Hetty Green is not always the woman
that she appears TO be in print" said a
Chicago woman who has met the famous
fnancier
"One summer | visited a friend al RLck-
away Beach and Mrs. Green anS her
daughter were stopping there-living N
rented room a few doors away A terrible
rainstoTm came up. and In the midst Of it
my friend saw a woman trudgiDg by with
out an umbrella.
60 + m just going to invite that old lady
in out of the rain said my friend. and,
without more ado in she came. and I saw
at once that il was Hetty Green. although
the hostess had no suspicion Of Il. Mrs
Green noticed me smiling. and said pleas
antly:
" I see that you know who / am
" 1 think l do / replied, and explana-
tions ensued, much to the amusement OF
everybody.
"Hetty Green was going through that
rainstorm to the milkman's for cents
worth OF milk We were having tea. and
after drinking cup. she rose to go.
" Now. come up TO see me- she said
but you needn't except TO get as good tea
as this: ! don't buy it,
The circumstance passed out OF mind
But in the fall after the family went back
to town, my fsiends husband. -who-syas- "A
coal dealer, received a large order for coal
from Mrs Green
The evening times., 1900-03-03
MARYLAND's COPPER MINES.
The Plant at DeerfeId Way he Con-
sIderRbIy Enlarged.

FREDERICK, Nd, March 3.-WiHism
ID. Elger, OF New York who has been op-
Grating the copper mines at Deerfeld,
Frederick county. for company OF New
York capitalists. is contemplating enlarg-
ing the plant
Il is said that plant including build
ings and machinery costing about $500 600
will be installed and mining conducted on
an extensive scale. Mr.. Elger purchased
the tract from Arnold Wilhide for 81 900.
The company had several prospectors at
work in that section last summer on land
in both Frederick and Washington counties
in search OF copper ore Subsequently Mr..
Elger secured options on a number OF
pieces of land in the northwestern section
Of Frederick county.
With the approach OF spring work on the
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel COmpany's
plant in Catoctin Furnace is progressing
and in a few weeks the company expects
to have the furnace ready for blasting
The evening times., 1900-03-03
A SERIES OF BURGLARIEs.
Former Governor JackSCn's Resi-
dence iD Maryland RanSacked.


SALISBURY. Nd. March 3-Former
Governor Jackson's handsome summer res
idence, The Oaks" was the scene OF
series OF burglaries extending from last
Saturday to Thursday. The value Of the
plunder secured cannot be determined un-
til some member OF the family comes 10
make an investigation.
During the family's winter residence in
Washington the house is without an oc-
cupant. No difficulty was experienced by
the intruder in enecting an entrance
The burglary was first discovered on
Monday by an old colored man. Levin Ri
der. who is employed by Mr.. Jackson to
feed some domestic animals He could
not find that anything was missing and he
repaired the broken window and cellar
door. where the thieves effected an en-
trance. and said nothing about the bur
glary. .....
When he again visited the residence. on
Thursday he found that the house had
again been entered and ranSaCked from
cellar 10 garret and the private safe had
been broken open. He then notified the
officers. but yet no clew has been OBJ
tained TO Justify an arrest A large guam
titv Of clothes and silverware was taken.
The evening times., 1900-03-03

THos. }, OWEN. Auetioneer. ols : st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. SITUATE N ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VA BEING ABOUT 20 ACRES or LAND
IMPROVED By FRAME DWELLING. STA
BILE. ETC
b. virtue o. two certain deeds of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. l. Polio ls3 and ls6 one
Of the Land heccrdS o. Alexandra COUNTY "a
the undersigned trustees viii sell. az public auc-
tiou. iu front Of the courthouse. Fort Nver
Heights. Alexandra county Va on TIL RSDAY
MARCH 18Th. 1907. At O'CLOCK r NJ the
following described land and premises, situate,
lyinr. and being IN the COdury % Alexandra in
the State o. Virginia, and bounded and described
a.: Being part Of the seventy-scre tract conveyed
bv r. C. Farnlsweu. 10 Amelia Ray. 10Th july.
1855 and duly recorded IN Alexandra Va and
also q part q said tract purchased by r. Nor
rs from Sabius Gregory q a., by deed dated
10Th October, 1852. and recorded in Llber F. No.
/ Folio lgS. Of the Land Records Of Alexandria
Va ; beginning for the same At a stake. end Of
Julian NaErudet's \. p. boundary % n, S4Iz W
l. 20 Is 10 a stone, and with sherry's land % :
6qi5 W IO7 ps 70 a stone 20 be planted : 80
= IS Ds 20 q stone 10 be planted on south SIDE Of
preseut road; tD $ 81 F.. 5S.l3 De to Julisna
Nacr1der's ) " boundary, and with C5) n 9
W as ps 10 q stone in Marsh 90 n. SO% +
IS & Us 70 the beginning, containing 20 2s acres
more or Iess- u is improved by a frame dwelling
stable. good well o. water. fruit trees etc. etc.
and situate and adjoining the Village Of Halls
hin on the north side of River Road 20 Falls
church. and about three miles from Georgetown.
D. c.
Terms Of sale: A teposit Of soc required at
WILLIAM F. ABROTT.
GEORGE W CISSEL,
fesI-d6ds,e1s Trustees.
The evening times., 1900-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
A. B. DUvAIL. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. SITTING As \ DISTRICT
CCCRT-IN RE THE EXTENSION OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENIE No 5JI
Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
of tbe piStrict OF Columbia, pursuant 20 the
provisions Of an act Of Congress approved March
3 1899 entitled An act 10 extend Street, IN
the District OF Columbia, and for other pur-
,oses nave fled a petition in this court pray
ms the condemnation Of the land required for
the extension Of New Hampshire Avenue from
tbe intersection Of Whitney and Shsrmsn Ave
nues TO the west line Of Brightwood Avenue Il
its intersection with the Rcck Greek Church
Road the same TO be on a straight extension
and OF the same width OF said avenue as now
established in the subdivision Of Petwc1th as
shown on a map OF plat prepared 10y said Com
mi-sioners and annexed to their said petition
and marked Exhibit No and also prsyina
that a Jury be summoned by the marshal. in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF chapter eleven
of the Revised Statutes Of the United States
relating 20 the District OF Columbia, TO ascer-
tain the damages for and IN respect OF the land
.-aposed 10 be condemned for the extension OF
-f New Hampshire Avenue. and 10 assess at
cast one-half thereof against those pieces or
parcels Of ground 5buttin that portion OF New
hampshire Avenue 90 he opened, and extending
10 depth Of two hundred and fifty C2J0) fceC
measured on each side Of the building lines Of
tho said New Hampshire Avenue widencd
and also on such other pieces oT parcels OF land
As NAV in the judgment Of tie SAID Jury, be
benefited hv the extension and widening thereof
az therein provided. Il is ordered this 18th dly
of February, A. ID 1900. that all persons inter
ested in the proceedings be, and they are hereby
reouirsd 10 appear in this court on or before
lie 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1900, 90 show cause
h any thev have why the PRAYER of said petition
should moi be granted. and Why the proceedings
5irected il said act Of Congress should not De
,sten Provided q copy Of this order he pub
Eebed IN the Evening star and The Washington
lr:as n.,rsDaptr rs at least six times and in he
WaShington Law Reporter once, before said
1gth day OF March, 1900.
Bv the Court; t>eaD A. Z. HAGNER,
Associate Justice
A tr1c copy-te~t:
J. R. YOUNG Clerk
KN u. J. MElGS. Jn.. ASSISTANT Clerk.
The evening times., 1900-03-03
CHURCH NOTICE.

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCa-Serv-
ices al o'clock sunday afternoon and $50
O'Clock Friday evenings in Confederate Veterans
Hall. 4Sl Huh 81. NV. All He cordially iry'-
Item
THE EDUC ATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF SPIRITU ALISTS incorporated Oct , 1889
holds services every Sunday at 7;30 p. M, at
Schmidt's Hall, SIG 9th ST. NV. Mrs Julia War
neke viii give tests. Ms A. NJ. Jaques viii
speak under inspiration Seats free. Item
EVANGELIST A. F. BALLENGER will speak to-
morrow evening at Typographical Temple 425
G. Il. NV, upon The Signs OF the Times" es-
pecially referring TO The wars and preparations
for war a. direct fulfllment Of prophecy. Seats
are free. Bring yovr Bible Il
SECULAR LEAGJ Masonic Temple. SUNDAYS. 3
p. m, March T. Mrs Kicker. Of New Hamo-
shire. lectures on Woman under the common
and the canon laws" Debate. seats free 1t
The evening times., 1900-03-03
A DENTIST COMPLAINS.
Allegations Made Of British DiScFIm-
nations Against Americana

in"tions Against Americans
Or. Mitchell. escorted by Representative
Lybrand OF Ohio. called on Secretary Hay
at the State Department yesterday and
lodged a complaint that the British Gov
ernment Is prscticlng systematic discrlmi-
nation against American dentists in Lon
don Secretary Hay promised 70 refer the
matter with all data submitted 10 him by
DR.. Mitchell 10 Ambassador ChOate with
a view TO correcting the alleged wrong
DT. Mitchell formerly lived at Delaware.
Ohio. and with his brother. DR. William
Mitchell. is now practicing dentistry in
London. According TO Dr. Mitcbelrs
statement the American dentists are supe-
rior to those who graduate from English
colleges and have so proved in their prsc-
tice. hence the alleged discrimination