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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
basketball Notes.

wHITEsToSE. Jan. 24-The team Of the warlow A.
c. of milestone defeated the Easter IN A. C. team OF
y. NJ. {. A. Of Brooklyn BY ~ to y, ut knsb Pavilion
tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
UELCOME 10 TON HEf LEBEN.
Chicago University Gives n Hearty Greeting
to the &c man Ambassador.

CHICAGO. Jan. "a -Studen.s Of the University
Of Chicago paid their respects TO Baron Won
Iio'lcben, the German Ambassador to the
per presided and introduced Prot. Iaughlin.
who said III part:
As Il university W. heartily welcome you
within our walls, because you represent the
prop'C who have given us scholars and poets
aud musicians: and in behalf Of the brother
hood Of scholars we eoni them greetings
through you"
Baron Non Holleben responded:
Il DO not regret that. in seeking the repre-
sentative university ne Of this country. l have
70 tourney tar ant near. We Germans believe
IN decrnlIai2Htion II university lite. We have
no scientific Paris. and W. not want one As
berlin aud leipzig and Munich. Strassburg and
hot'Insen and Heldelbers are in codriinated
connection in scholar Ship, Il seems to me a
sign # national health that Harvard and chi
cagu. Johns HOPKINS and Columbia, Ann Arbor
and Leland SANFORD. Yale and Princeton. all
wQrk toward the highest ideals. and are not
satisfied with anything bur the best.
Here, If | am not mistaken, tie leading
universities live in the conviction that The
productive scholar alone Ia the best uni
vcrsity teacher. They b"lirv" that tn" con-
tiuuous contact with the studcni Il an inspra-
tion for the creative scholar. and that
the STUDENT That higher intellectual attitude
which il thu nohl"st fruit OF academic iifo. IL
T. known over the world that Chicago. together
with Harvard and Johns Hopkins. are tho
leaders IN the defence Of this ideal"
lmmed ately following the EXERCISES In Kent
Official guest OF the university at the Quad.
runula Club.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

81 Petersburg. Nov le-The czar
continues 20 improve. His condition
10 satisfactory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
The LOVING SYNDICATE.
The capital stock Has Been Changed
from $50. 900. 600 to $4,000. 900

Tho yipital stock Has Been Changed
from $50. 900 10 sts.ooo.ooo
New York. Nov. l6-Georgo b. Low
ing of Fort Worth. Tex. Is In the city
for the purpose OF forming a cattle COM
bination. says The Times. and 10 has
been reported that John ID Rockefeller
Il to De- interested In the company.
when Mr. Loving was seen at the Wal.
dort. Astoria he-said that the company
which he was endeavoring 10 form was
not a trust in any sense Of the word and
that Mr. Rockefeller. 80 far ~ he knew,
was not 10 b. interested in the company
In any way. H. said that he was IN
New York last spring on the same mis-
sion which brings him here this time
and that he had expected 10 form the
company at that time.
Mr.. Loving said that the company
would not attempt to control prices at
all but the intention ot those who arc
promoting the company, to purchase
about 3, 800. 900 acres Of land in Texas.
near the line between Texas and New
Mexico. for the purpose Of going into
the cattle raising business on large
scale. Il was his intention at first 20 form
a company with a capital Of 1900
but be found that 1t would not be prac.
ticable and he has decided that new
company will BE- capitalized at about
/ Sl2.OOO.O00.
Mr. Loving says that he was not in
Cleveland two days ago aud did not call
on Mr.. Rockefeller and that no one
else did who is interested in the com.
pany. Who are 20 be the stockholders
Mr Loving declined to say. but he wish.
ed it distinctly understood that the new
company has no connection whatever
with the Cleveland trust as reported
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
WARNS BAD NEGROES.
Notices Posted Ordering Them TO Leave
Two Counties In Colorado.

Notices Posted Ordering Them TO Leave
Two Counties In Colorado.
Limon, Colo. Nov. l6.-Notices have
been posted warning negroes Of bad
characters TO leave lincoln and Ebert
counties and declaring II they don't 20
they will be escorted across the border.
Officials Of the Union Pacific and Rock
Island railroads also have been petition.
ed 20 remove from these counties all i'm.
ported negro section men. This was
taken in pursuance 10 the resolutions
adopted at a mass meeting Of citizens at
which an organization was effected for
the purpose Of lynohing John Porter.
the negro boy, who confessed he mur.
dered Louise Frost. II was unanimous
agreed at the meeting that Porter DO
hanged with all decorum Of legal exc.
cution whenever he is brought to this
county and that no brutality bo tolerated.
Il was also announced that Porter
would not be brought back for 10 days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
ASSAULT ON THE KAISER.
A wosan Throws a HAtehet a, the Em-
peror at Bresian.


peror at Bresiaa.
Breslau. Nov l8.. Emperor William
was the object Of an attempted outrage
today, which, however, failed. As he
was driven in an open carriage TO CUR
Assier barracks. accompanied by heredi'
tary prince Of saIe Heiningene, q
woman in the crowd hurled n short
hand hatohet at the carriage. The rapid
ity with which the vehicle was passing
saved the occupants. The hatchet fell
just behind the carriage. The woman
was Immediately arrested. The woman
is believed 90 be insane.
The woman : name is Selma Scheipke
She occupied place in the front rank
Of spectators, ON the side furtherest
from the emperor. The hatchet It now
appears struck the carriage. The crowd
of people who witnessed the outrage
threw themselves on his maJesty's as
sailani, bat the prompt Intervention Of
the police saved the woman from IN
jury
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

Charlotte. n O., Nov. l6.-The mob
which intended TO lynch the negro At
Albemarle Thursday night. only sue.
ceeded in iberating the prisoner. On
being refused entrance the mob bat.
tered down section OF the Jail wall.
smashing the negro's cell door aud
dragging him out. pushing him through
the hole In the wall As soon rs the ne.
gro touched the ground he ran and es'
capped. Many shots were fred at him.
The negro was accused Of poisoning DR..
Love. who died several months ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
Warrant. for Alleged L,neher..

Greensboro. n. O.. Nov l6.-Judge
Thomas j. Shaw Of the superior court
has issued bench warrants for six men
alleged 20 have been implicated In the
recent lynching. The warrants were
issued after the grand jury failed to re-.
turn true bills, Judge Shaw summoning
three OF the jurors as witnesses The
crime was committed some weeks ago, a
negro being lynched at Ruthertordtor
for the killing of white man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
FOUGHT WITH BOERS.
Two Members of the Irish Brigade
Back from South Africa.
TELL OF THE FIGHTS
Have Nothing but Praise for the BOer,
and Say the War l. Not Over.
French the Only British
General Who II Praised.

New York. Nov. To- Among the
American scouts just arrived in this
country after service in the Boer army
are T. A. Belford OF ireland and John
5. King Of California, better known as
dynamite Dick"
1--WE eare both members, said Belford,
''of the Irish brigade. which was COM
mAnded by an American. Colonel
John Y Blake. formerly Of the Sixth
United States cavalry and a West Point
graduate. This war is not near over,
notwithstanding reports 20 the contrary.
Read the reported losses of the English
which they say in their dispatches. are
due % enteric fever. II is not the On.
teric fever, or any other kind Of enteric
affection that Is doing the work Il is
Mauser bullets and nothing else.
1--WE were in the field from Oct g,
1893. 20 the second day Of last month,
then we sailed from LORENZO Marquee
for Trieste ou route 90 America. We
were 40 Spion kop. Colcn.o, fho siege %
Iadysmith. Moddorspruit, besides many
other engagements.
"As regards marksmenship, especial
" with small arms. the Beers can give
the English cards and spades and still
beat them with their eyes shut Dur
ing a fight ON OCT. 80. 300 johannes.
burg policemen fought 1900 entrenched
English, capturing their works, with
llIs men and killed the rest This gives
An idea Of how the Boer can shoot.
1T sounds strange, but II Is true.
never saw union jack or regimenta
flag during all the war. The only tiag
the British ever showed was a whit'
one and never heard Of white union
jack
when the poor old president left for
Europe. General Botha In his order :,
his men announcing the departure, said
Now that the poor old man l. safe, LET
the fighting begin This was the inau
guration Of guerrilla warfare The Eng
hsh officers are a queer set. French Il
the best Of the lot Buller is the bull
dog Of the crowd. lie has no feeling fo
his men On one occasion detnchmen
Of troops IN his command refused g
storm Bocr stronghold, TO face whicl
was certain death In his anger Bulle
turned a battery Of artillery on then
aud 20 Of them were killed"
Dynamite Dick said the scouts had Al
experience similar 70 the Irishmen il
IN most cases one Of their duties havinI
been 20 dynamite the railways
His participation in this duty he sal
accounted for his sobriquet. He sal
that the detachment was discourteousl,
treated by the authorities at Lorenh
Marques. the Portuguese having i'm
prisoned them for six days on troop
ship before allowing them 10 board tn
Austrian Lloyd steamship SIyra, d
which they sailed for Trieste.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
Not subject to Confirmation.

Washington. Nov. l6.-Attorney Gen.
ernl Griggs has decided that members Of
the international arbitration commits.
sion selected by the president under the
terms Of the treaty agreed upon by The
Hague peace conference. are not subject
70 confirmation by the senate, The presi.
dent already has selected eK.President
Harrison aud ex-senator Gray Of Della.
ware rs members Of this commission and
they have accepted. Ex.Prcsident Cleve.
land was invited to become a member.
but declined. Two other membets are
still 10 BE- selected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

New York, Nov. IA dispatch from
Lima, Peru, says the head master Of the
Italian schools and committee Of pu.
pills have arranged for the donation OF q
gold urn for the relief OF Galveston sui
ferers. An address IN Italian. Spanish
aud English TO the effect that the or.
phans Of Lima asylum presented the
urn 10 Galveston sufferers will be for.
warded The urn will be sold aud pro.
ceeds devoted to the relief work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

Taylorsville, H., Nov l6.-A surprise
was cansed in social circles here by the
announcement Of the clandestine mar.
riage Of Miss Sally Clark. a society
belle Of Clarksdale and Attorney Curtis
Z Abrams. Of this city. The ceremony
was performed at New Albany, Ind. on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
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SGood Groceries! 5
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WHEN WE BUY groceries quality Is the
first consideration, then quantity; we buy In big
lots aud get the best prices enabling us to sell
good groceries for what you pay for inferior
goods; coming carload Of Batavia and Tenny's
canned goods; notwithstanding the heavy adj
vance In canned goods by buying early and In
carload lots we will be- able 20 sell the above
brands at same old prices; White Swan flour is
growing In popularity; we have fresh shigment
and nice assortment Of Dozier Bakery Cakes and
Crackers; weekly shipments Of Belle Springs
Creamery Butter nj p cents per pound Prompt
delivery, good goods and guarantee that every
article will be- satisfactory l. what you get by
trading with Us.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

New York. Nov. l6--Chas. +. Jones.
valet Of the late millionaire, William NJ.
Rice. who with lawyer Patrick has
been In the Tombs four weeks charged
with forgery, was taken today before
Recorder Goff and on = motion Of the
district attorney oomitted TO the house
Of detention. His bond was fEsd ~
e2OVO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
srigr, wni Retire.

Washington. Nov l6.-At the cabi.
net meeting today Attorney General
Griggs made formal announcement
that on March Z. next. he would retire
from the cabinet Mr.. Griggs will
leave the presidents official family for
purely business reasona
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
Nov way to Hinder voters.

Lexington, Ky, Nov IA s.
Thompson, a farmer Of Bourbon county.
George LeAry and Sam Adams, negroes,
are held In 5000 bond by United States
Commissioner Hin to the Federal court,
charged with conspiracy TO hinder ne.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 10. Tho
joint caucus Of Democrats Of both houses
Of the Alabama legislature unanimous
" nominated Hon. John T. Morgan for
reelection as United States senator. No
other name was presented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17
Big On, in wars..

New York. Nov. l5 The Herald's
Yonkers special says the largest carpet
mill in the country has cut its employees
wAges . cents on clio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-17

groes tron voting ~ the last election.
II Is charged that crap games were
started and that negroes in 10 were ar.
rested Just before election 80 ~ 10 keep
them away from the polls.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
supper and Concert.

In the Odd Fellows hall on the 11th of July for the benefit of the Catholic congregation of Globe.
 A most valuable silver tea set will be donated to the lucky person. The said article can now be seen in the window of the old Dominion Con- mercial company store.
 A most interesting musical pro- granime for the night is being pre- pared by the Misses Hamm.
 To all without distinction is ex- tended a cordial invitation, as in the past, the goodness and generosity of nOn-CatholicS, the zeal and sacrifice of the Catholics will no doubt bring about a success and most agreeable time for all.
 If everyone in Globe would donate little 1t would be but a short time that we would have a church for all. Let no one fail, then, to come and be generous to the gentle ladies who will try to correspond to your charita- ble donations.
 Wishing to all Tn Globe, prosperity and Gods protection.
 FATHER J. o. BARRETrE.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
WILLIAM J.BRYAh
Bv Reclamation he is Named as the Standard Bearer
 ot Democracy.
The Grapdest Demonstration Ever Wit messed i'll National Couveu- tiun. Platform Declares
 for Silver at Is to l.

CONVENTION HALL, KANSAS CITY, July 5.--(Special ,. to ARIZONA SILVER BELT. Twenty thousand people as- sembled in the convention hali at 3:3u D. m. Bands playing. Chair asked Tillman to read the platform. Plat form declared for silver l6 to 1, against trusts, against imperialism and for the Declaration of Independence anu Constitution of the United States.
 At intervals during the reading oI the platform the vast sea of 2O,OOO Americans, enthused spontaneously with patriotism, joined in singing America, Land of the Free and Homy of the Brave,' and 2O,O0O flags were waving in pit of convention hall, being one vast panorama of our flag, the most spontaneous outburst of un. orid.ed enthusiasm that has ever been witnessed at any convention. A 5O- foot flag was unfurled from the center of the hall.
 Platform declared for statehood for the territories and for arid land bill. At conclusion of reading of platform the convention of 2J,OO0 spectators again joined in singing America and tears of patriotism were seen to sparkle in every eye. Platform adopted regards imperial ism as main issue, but silver l6 to l, especially declared for.
 Webster Davis spoke for the BoerS, great cheering, and declared himself squarely for the platform-whOle as. semblage nominated Bryan at 6:3o p. m. Every state and territorial stand ard was planted along side of Nebraska and Bryan's picture, and twenty thousand were singing, twenty thous- and flags floating, bands playing, ir- tense excitement and harmony.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
SMUGGLERS BOUND BY OATHS.
Murders Recently Committed by an Organized Dnnd of spnniards
 Near Gibraltar.

Smuggling still forms regular and oath-bound secret profession in the land of the hidalgos. Its operations have lately been quite active about the coast near Gibraltar. Several murders have been committed within q few days recently Cu SpaCsh soil near the Brit ish frontiers by Il band of smuggiers. the victims being members of the 'CompGuia rabacoiera." sort of GUS toms detectives for the prevention of O. bacco smuggling. Upon request of the Spanish aui hurities the cE.ef of (he Gibraltar police, accompanied by ma. rine police officer and lieutenant of the Spanish militia, proceeded in a launch to the back of the rocl, to saarch some caves With the aid of ror,, lad ders they entered cave ai the height of 70 fcet from the sea. where they found Spaniard, one 10 ten murderers, guarding part of the bands provisions and stock. The bandit gave corsidera- ble trouble to the invaders of the cave, but was finally cornered and in a wounded condition lowered 10 the boat by means of ropes. In times of yore these caves of Gibraltar have been the lurking haunts of pirates and snug Clers.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
A SCATTERING VOTE.
Republican Judge Of Election Who Knew a Joke WhenH
 Snw It.

Down in Carroll county, Ind, is a township called Democrat-one of the best in the Hoosier state, and there is reason in the name. There are not many republicans in Democrat town ship. Formerly there were but ten members of the g. O. p. in the whole re- zion. That was just enough to com fortably fill the election boards. and so in Il certain election one of the repub- lican judges counted up the voters of his party in the precinct and then counted the ballots and found there were H..
 "How's this?" he demanded. "There is one vote too many"
 ''Is some one pretending that Demo- crat township has II republican votes?" inquired clerk
 Nothing less," was the republican judges reply. Well, we ten must stand together. This maverick vote goes un- der the table"
 And on the tally sheet he made the entry: "One scattering"
 It is only when the parties are some- what evenly divided that neither side can take joke.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
The Globe Rabbitry.

l.. C. Woods and Chas. Mueller, pro prietors of the Globe Rabbitry, are now prepared to sell the progeny of their fine strains of Belgian bares. and will ship to any part of the country.
 Their stock comprises the following noted, pedigreed rabbits:
 BUCkS:-
 PRINCE YUKON grand son of Lord BrIttonl out of Champion Yukon and doe Melba.
 PRINCE WOLsELEY, out of Prince Henry, Jr. and RoSeberry.
 DOES,- LADY MELBA. by Lord Banbury and Lady Rufus.
 LADY SMITH, by Lord Liverpool and doe Brownie.
 A large number of young bareS fof sale. out of Red Sovereign. Majestic and Lord Britton and tiie does Vie toria, Melba and Banbury: also frcm the noted Yukon strain
 Prices very reasonable.
 Rabbitry open to visitors for insp'c- tion at any time.
 Mail orders promptly attended [" P. o. box no. ?, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
KNOCKED OUT BY SULLIVAN.
It Was All Becnuse the Grocer Had Never Gone to See the
 Fighter.

While l was over in Springfield the other week, said the Boston grocer. ac- cording 10 the Cleveland Plain Dealer, 'l was casually introduced to farmer from Vermont. As he was sending but ter. cheese and eggs to market in large quantities, thought it mighl be good thing 10 do business with him. He was willing. and We were getting figures down To our mutual satisfaction when he suddenly inquired:
 John l.. Sullivan, the prize fighter, lives in Boston, don't he?
 "fes, l believe so.'
 "'What street does he live on?'
 "'l cant say
 "'llaven't you ever met him?'
 No
 "'WeIl. that's funny! You may live in Boston all right enough, and maybe ryeryihiHg would be all right if shipped s'uiT to you, but | guess we'll call the deal ofT.'
 "'ErcauSe don't know John l.. Sul- livan?' queried.
 Mostly he soberIy replied T rode goo miles to see him once, and if you don't care 10 even go a mile 10 shake hands with him I'm afraid we might not just hit ii off in business"
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05

The Bisbee Herald has been ab- sorbed by the Cochise Review. It was evident to newspaper men that two daily papers could not exist in a town the size ot Bisbee. and one daily even could hardly live without the financial support of the Copper Queen company. Paul Hull, late of the Herald, has as- sumed the editorship of the Review, and will now write republican editor ials with much greater facility than he expounded democratic doctrine through the Herald. Arizona newspapers, as Il rule, are poorly supported.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
------------------'- - BRYAN NOMINATED.

William Jennings Bryan was nomi. nated by exclamation yesterday, by the democratic national convention as. sembled at Kansas City. Our brief telegraphic advices indicate that the proceedings of the convention were harmonious and marked by the greatest enthusiasm. The Declaration of h. dependence was read, the representa- tives of the democratic party reaf- frming the great truths of that i'm mortal document, held dear by our forefathers, and on which the govern ment of the United States is founded: "That all men are created equal; that they are endowed with certain inaliea- able rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure these rights govern ments are instituted among men, de. irving their just powers from the con sent of the governed.
 That declaration Is platform to which every loyal and patriotic citizen can and must subscribe and its re- statement should arouse the people to the dangers of imperialism and its at- tendant evils, which now threaten the life of the republic and the happiness and prosperity of the masses of her citizens.
 The time for reasserting these great principles of liberty and equality, and nominating Bryan, the greatest patriot since Abraham Lincoln, was well chosen, and should create profound impression upon those of our citizens who are not blinded by the glitter of imperial and military grandeur and the destructive rule of mammon.
 It were idle to boast that Bryan will be chosen to the presidency, opposed as he IS by the power of the trusts and corporate wealth, which will not hesi- tate to coerce and corrupt the voters, but we have strong hope that the ma jority of the suffragists will have the courage tc assert their independence and manhood, and administer q lasting rebuke to the party in power The contest Is momeutous one and on the result may depend the perpetuity of the nation.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-05
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of James Graham. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adolph Jacobs, administrator of the estate of James Graham, deceased, to the creditors oi and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them with the nee. essary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said ad. minstrator at his office in the town of Globe Gila county, Arizona territory, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said county of Gila
 ADOLPH JACOBS.
 Administrator of estate of said deceased Dated this 7th day of June, 1900 5t