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The evening times., 1900-06-13
TO COMMEMORATE A BATTLE.
Cannon and Tablets to BE Dedicated
at Hanover. PA.

HANOVER. Pa, June 13.-The formal
dedication Of the cannon, tablets, and flag
recently erected on Centre Square to com
memorate the battle of Hanover June 80,
1863. Will take place on June 80 next
The committee Of arrangements Of Major
Jenkins Grand Army Post 80. OF this place,
held a meeting Monday night, when it was
decided 10 invite the survivors Of General
kilpatrick's cavalry, which opposed Gen
eral Stuart's forces in the battle OF Han
over, to participate in the exercises.
Kilpatricks forces were composed Of
Farnworth's brigade-the First Vermont
First West Virginia, Fifth New York, and
Eighteenth Pennsylvania regiments of cav
airy, ard Clusters brigade, the Second
Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh regiments Of
Michigan cavalry
President McKioiey. Governor Stone
Lieutenant Governor Goblin. General Sick
les, and other prominent men will be in
vited to be present. The fight here was
the prelude to the battle of Gettysburg
The evening times., 1900-06-13
PooLRooM WOMEN DISCHARGED,
Result of Trial i'm a New York Po-
lice Court.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Magistrate Flam-
mer, in Jefferson Market Court. has
held James Martin, OF East One Hundred
and Eighth Street. in $1,000 bail for trial
on a charge OF running the poolroom for
women that was raided By Inspector
Thompson yesterday at 243 West Seven
teenth Street The magistrate also held
Antonio Lampel who owns a saloon un-
der the poolroorn, charging him with rent
ing the rooms for gambling purposes. The
twenty-eight women who were arrested in
the poolrOom were discharged.
Among the things seized by the police
was a letter signed Mrs. Talon. of I25
East Twentyninth Street" 1t read:
Dear Joe: Please place so on Blues. and
let my bet on Charentus on Saturday ap-
ply for the same in whatever race Char
entus starts on Monday, June II. and
oblige." Another letter signed "Ollet'
was addressed teiIDear Martin aad Beck.
1t was from Hamilton. Ont. and spoke of
raid on woman's poolroom, and hoped
that this place would not be similarly
treated
Miss Lynch. detective. recently a West
Thirty-seventh Street station matron con-
trived the raid. She was the first witness
called, and said that she had visited the
place on several occasions. and had made
four bets Just as the last race she bet
on was about 10 be declared. her horse
having won, the raid was made. 81 had
some money on that horse too" said a
woman who said she was Helen BoIden
sixty nine years old. Miss Lynch then gave
a graphic description Of the occurrences
in the poolroOm in the afternoon. She said
the women used very vigorous language.
and whenever one lost she would blame
some other woman who gave her the tip"
and a small Donnybrook fair followed.
When the magistrate discharged the wom-
en-. they made a wild scramble for the
door,
This was the second poolroom for wo-
men raided by Inspector Thompson within
a week. The inspector with his especial
favorite detective, Mike" Calvin. sur
rounded the house 243 West Seventeenth
Street, with the aid of some of the IRE
cinct men. and captured three men and
twenty-eight women. The police also
seized $3S7, a 81 check, racing cards. and
the telephone.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
DEvoURED BY BED ANTS.
Horrible Punishment CT an American
by Mayo Indians

Ell PASO. June 13-A mir ing man who
has reached here from the State Of
Sinaloa, Mexico, tells the story Of the horri
bic punishment recently inflicted on James
Wilson, a renegade American prospector,
by Mayo Indians.
Wilson had been In the Indian country
of Sinaloa for months, and was on good
terms with The sem-eivilized race, which
is now at war with Mexico. He was ac-
customed TO spend much of his time
in the villages, and finally won the affec-
tions Of a handsome young girl. Instead
Of marrying the girl according to the rites
of her tribe he deooyed her TO his camp in
the mountains and kept her there against
her wish. She finally escaped to tell the
story and Wilson fed. he was overtaken
and carried back.
As punishment for his crime il was or
dered that he be put to death by a method
common with the Mayos. The prospeetor
was stripped of his clothing and bound
across on an ant hill After many hours of
horrible suffering the red ats slowly
gnawed away his flesh, and Wilson expired
Wilson was reputed to be a fugitive from
justice from Oklahoma.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
Germany Wants wat.r-wh..,.

Consul Hughes, at Coburs, in 4 letter to
the State Department on the subject of
industrial conditions in Germany, says
in these times. when coal is ha-d TO OBJ
tain, our American turbine wheel houses
ought to give special attention to SUPPLY
ing southern Germany with improved ma-
chinery for utilizing the water power
which is now runHins ~ waste, especially
In Thuringia They should send statesmen
who can speak German and know how to
operate the machines. The only water
wheel known here is the old-fashioned
one"
The evening times., 1900-06-13
THE GOODS NOT FURNISHED.
Frauds in the Quarfermaster's De-
partment at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l3.-What prom
ises to be a big army scandal was opeleI
yesterday by the arrest Of J.
w Bartholomew, manager of box factory.
and Ernest Enrich, chief clerk Of the
quartermaster's department Enrich, who
was arrested yesterday morning, is charged
with being in conspiracy with Bartholomew
10 defraud the Government by approving
bills for supplies that were never fur
nished
The exposure was brought about by a
quarrel between the partners in the box
factory. r. p. Marillion, one Of the part
ners, declares that the box factory re-
eeived S26S from the Government for goods
not furnished, and that $3.50 was paid 70
some one connected with the quartermas-
ter's department. The boxes furnished bs'
the factory were used to pack guns and
ammunition for the Philippines Frauds
are also charged against the quartermas-
ter's department in the purchase OF hay
and feed.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
A MANIAC IN COURT.
Attempts to shoot the Judge and
Prosecuting Attorney.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.-George Ben
nett, a lunatic, who escaped from the
asylum here Saturday night attempted
to shoot Judge Fremont Alfred. of The
Criminal Court, and County Prosecutor
Edwin Pugh yesterday.
He suddenly appeared in court. and be-
cause his demand that he be declared OF
sound mind was refused, he drew a re-
yolver, but was oyerpowered. During the
great railroad strike he murdered two
union engineers at Lafayette, Ind, and
was given a life sentence. Five years age
he was transferred to the insane asylum.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
BEHRING SEA NOT OPEN.
News of the Cape Nome Fleet Re
eeived in a Letter.

TACOMA, Wash, June 13-News Of the
Cape Nome feet has been received hare
in a letter from John Gleason. who sailed
on the Portland The letter was dater May
70, and says the Behring Sea was net open.
Fears were eEtertaiped lest the steamer
Alpha, which sailed April Is with 300 pas
sengers, was crushed in the ice Os her s c.
ond attempt to get through TO Cape Nome
from Dutch Harbor. The passengers were
afraid Of the Arctic dangers to be encogn-
tered when they put out from port the
second time On May 9.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from Dr. d. B. Cargile. of Washita, l. T.
He writes; Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer Of scrofua which had caused her great sui
fering for years Terrible sores would break out
on her head and face, and the best doctors could
give no help; but nov her health Is excellent -
Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema letter salt
rheum, ulcers, boils, and running sores. II stmu-
ldtes liver, kidneys and bowels. expels poisons.
helps digestion, builds up the strength Only SO
cents. Sold by Henry Evans, Druggist, 92s +
Street Guaranteed.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
One short Pun Clears the Head-

Does your head ache? HSve YOU pains over your
eyes2 Is there constant dropping in the throat?
Is the breath offensive? These are certain syrnp-
toms OF cataTrh. DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
viii cure most stubborn cases in marvelcusly
short time. If you've bad c3tsrrh a week it's
If it's of fifty yeara standing it's lust
As effective. Sold by r. s Williams 9th and F
SIS. Edmonds 4 Williams, Sd and Pa. ave.-52
The evening times., 1900-06-13
BoatbuiIder Dies From Lockiav

CUMBERLAND. Nd, June 13.-HenrY
Apple, aged sixty-six years, boatbuilder,
died yesterday from lockjaw, as the result
Of a crushed finger. For mary years he
built boats for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. He was a native OF Germany
The evening times., 1900-06-13
The Maryland Bar associntion.

CUMBERLAND, MdTJane f3--Prepar-
ations are already beiPg made for the en-
tertainment OF the Maryland State Bar
Association. which meets > in convention
here in July. The banquet Will be held at
Wills Mountain Heights Inn on July "a.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
ocean Penny Postage.
fFrom the London Telcrranh.l

(FTOm the London TeiCgraph)
The postal revenue derived from Canadian let.
tiers for Great Britain and Ireland ~ the penny
rate about equals the former reyCueu Il the , I'D
rate. In CtheT words. the correspondence has -
creased about 80 per cent the Grst year The
whole Of the increase cannot Be credited 10 thl
reduction Of rates. but that Circumstance Ia,
aothtless materially ahected II.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
ATesIdIe<one.

CFrom the Chicago RscortD
Il wish that medd!esome cid professor would
STAY away fTOm my studio
DOCS he annoy yCuS"
Yes. he's been coming in here and trying ts
identity those birds I've painted
The evening times., 1900-06-13
ENGLISH Cable SCHEMES
News Of Importance Distorted by
British CenS0rs.

Diplomats Wonder if England, BE-
cause She Owns Most of the Ocean
wink the Rest of the WOrId-Bnm-
bOOzling the Gar of Russia
The evening times., 1900-06-13
BamboozIing the Car.

Just at present the London newspapers
are engaged in a supreme effort to make
the Usited States appear the ally of Eng
land N her Chinese schemes. Notwith-
stsIGiDg repeated semi-official statements
in Washington that this country is not an
ally OF an power in China London per-
The evening times., 1900-06-13

count Of the number Of steamers entering
and departing. Ccal is also used for heat
ing purposes, as wood is growing scarcer
every year. A Russian company owns
the best paving mine at St Olga's Bay.
about 112 miles from VladivOstock- Messrs-
ClaTkSOn & Co. own two good coal mines,
which have been developed at much ex-
pense.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10
THE CITY COUNCIL
A Story of Bids Contracts and Un-
 reasonable Cramps.

The city council met last night to award contracts for the city printing and for feeding the city prisoners. There was only one bid for the latter, by P. T. Hurley, at 13A cents a meal. That was about cerFts higher than last year. but as there were no other bid ders the contract was awarded to him.
 There were three bids for the print ing. but so far as the foreordained pur- pose of the council was concerned there might as well have been only one. The Gazettes bid for printing ordinances, advertisements, notices, proclamations, etc, was A cents per inch one insertion, solid 1onpareil, twelve lines to the inch. The Republicans bid was 40 cenEs an ipSh and that of the Enterprise 50 cents inch. The Republican and Enter prise also bid on the job printing, the
 id of the former being the lower.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY
Graham County Man Accused of Rav-
 ing More Than One Wife.

On Thursday last Will Blair of Saf- ford swore out complaint charging his brother-in-law. w. H. Salesberry with bigamy, and on Friday an officer went to the mountains where Sales berry was with his wife and placed him under arrest, says the Graham Guard ian.
 Four months ago w. H. Salesberry married Lydia Blair of this place and everything went sailing along smoothly until about a month ago when Will Blair received information which led him to believe his brother-in-law to be a bigamist. Letters passed back and forth until one came from a woman :n Utah claiming to be Salesberry's wife.
 On this informa tion a warrant for Salesberry's arrest was issued and the eXaminat ton began before Judge Hun ter on Monday. No testimony was talk en, however, as the prosecution asked for time to send to the alleged first wife for her marriage license and certificate, which it is understood she claims to have.
 MT. Salesberry emphatically denies that he was ever married to any wo- man except Miss Blair, which he says he can easily prove at the examination. Messrs Morrison & Buck have been ra- tained as the attorneys for the defense.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10
WARREN EARP KILLED
Shot at'Willcox by Johnhy Boyett on
 July 9th.

Warren Earp was shot and killed at | Wilcox on Friday by Johnny Boyett. There has been bad blood between | them for some years. Earp had a dis agreeable habit when under the infI- ence of liquor of running Boyett all over town. Boyett it seems never sought a quarrel and alwoys sought to avoid Earp when he was looking for trouble. Accounting the tragedy the Citizen says:
 It was not long ago that Earp got Boyett in saloon. and with a six shooter pressed to his stomach, made him promise that if he and Earp ever had another quarrel d killing would result
 Friday morning about 1 o'clock the long deferred tragedy took place. The 1.-two men met in restaurant at the back of Browns saloon. Earp was under f the influence of liquor and started to abuse Boyett. Bystanders say that they never heard any man take such abuse. After some minutes the two men went into the saloon. where Eal D said: ''Boyett, get your gun and we Twill settle this thing right here. I've got my gun, you go and get yours.''
 BOyett then went out to the hotel, se- cured two 45-calibre Colts and returned to the saloon. He advanced to the mid dle of the room and called out. Where is that - - Just then Earp ap- peared in the door of the restaurant. Royett fired some shots at him, where upon all ran out of the saloon but Brown, the proprietor, who jumped be- hind the bar.
 BOyett fired two more shots. both in to the floor. and Earp disappeared from the restaurant door. In q few seconds he entered the saloon by another door. having gone out of the rear room and walked around the building. Boyett was still standing in the middle of the saloon, and as Earp entered he warned him not to come near him. Earp Id- vanced and throwing up his coat, said, "Boyett, I'm unarmed. You've all the best of this,' but still continued to ad- vance in spite of the warning. Brown says that BOyett repeated his command not to advance four or five times. When Earp had approached within eight or ten feet of him. BOyett fired one shot and Earp plunged forward, dead.
 In Earp's hand was found a small pocket knife, half opened, but aside from that there was nothing on his per son that might have been used as a weapon.
 Deputy Sheriff Page. who brought the news of the killing to Tucson, says that Boyett was always a peaceable man and put up with great deal fl om Ear9. Earp is well known in Tombstone. be- longing to a family which has figured largely in the annals of that camp. Boyett is a small rancher and cattle man at Hot Springs.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10

there is in the United States today. The citizens are law-abiding and p5ace- fully inclined. l have lived in Jerome now steadily for nearly three years, during which time there has not been a man killed in the town by a fellow man. If a man is caught with a gun on his person he is arrested and fined $50. Jerome is a town, built upon solid business foundation, where any person has the protection of the law if he behaves himself. Mir. Narcotic told the truth in one instance when he said there is plenty of capital here. The richest mine in the world is in Jerome, and the women are ladies in every sense of the word. In all probability Narcotic did not spend his leisure time where the, better class of women could be found.
 A trio of Prescott legal lights, E. NJ Sanford, Reese Ling and Thomas F, Job, came in last night on business Sanford and Job represent G. w. Hull in the pending suit against the town, instigated by MT. Hull, and came over
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10
A FRIEND OF JOAQUIN's
Mrs. Alice Olivier Sent to the Territ-
 orial Asylum.

A woman, who calls herself Mrs. stopping at the Doris for the last two weeks, with baby hardly a month old, was reported at the sheriff's office yes terday to be insane. She was taken in to custody and put into the women's cell. Her ailment seemed to be hys- teria, induced by despondency, rather than insanity. for during the day she had lucid intervals and talked calmly If her troubles. She grew more violent in the afternoon and it required two strong men to hold her down. Her screams could be heard a block away. Late in the afternoon she was commit ted to the asylum. Mrs. M. w. Medley took charge of the baby.
 Mrs. Olivier appeared in Phoenix about the time that Joaquin Miller, the poet. was here. They were about town together d great deal and Miller was heard to address her as daughter, though it was understood that their re- lation was not that of father and daughter. At last she entered the Phoenix Hospital, where she was con- fined. During her stay there she was visited by Miller, who at one time gave her $25. She said at the hospital that she had resided in the poets family for fourteen years. She said she had husband living in Oakland. Cal, and had come to the territory for her health. She is q creole and was born at New Iberia, La.
 Among her effects were found a lately revised copy of Miller's poems. several photographs of him and one of his daughter Maud Miller. whose elope- ment and taking to the stage some years ago created ripple of interest 1r the coast. On the back of this photo graph was a sentimental inscription m girls boarding school chirography, addressed to Alice. There were also several letters. among them one from Miller. dated June s. in which he said her husband had written to him to send her s25. He enclosed s10 and promised to send her the balance soon. Mrs. Olivier said that was the last let ter she had had from him She also said that the husband was a fictitious person.
 About week ago she called at this
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10

sporting class, he is a liar and the truth is not in him. There are hundreds of women and girls in Jerome as pure and good as women can be. Like any town in the world there are bad people as well as good, but for a man to make such an assertion is an outrage against the town, and he should be run out of it if he ev5r comes back. As for the Jerome school, Narcotics statement that it is not a good one. is another point blank malicious lie. If man don't know the first thing about a matter he ought to keep his mouth closed about it till he finds out what he is talking about. The Jerome school is as good as any school in Ari- zona. Only the best teachers are en- ployed, and the trustees take a great interest in the welfare of the institu- tfcn. This year two more teachers have been hired. and two additional rooms are being added. The first thing an American family asks about when thinking of moving to another place is the school. If that is not good they stay away for their children must be educated. Such lies as that in the kankakee Times do a town great dam age. As far as the men all carrying guns is concerns q, it is too ridiculous to pay any attention to. The marshal even has no use for a gun once in year. Jerome is as orderly a town as
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10

arrived in Jerome yesterday from Phoe-
 nix, and will reside here in the future. Ben is a partner in the Jerome meat market.
 The enterprising firm of Lyons & KnOblock, which has stocked the town
 with electric fans, has now introduced
 the desk fan. With one of those a man can keep cool on the hottest day.
 Philip Boyd is sojourning in Cali fornia at present. He went with the excursion. When he returns he will
 be accompanied by his mother and sister, who will make their home here in the future.
 Elmer Hart has returned from Oak creek, and will work for his brother again in the butcher shop.
 While returning from a drive yester- day evening Superintendent GirouX and his family had a narrow escape from being seriously hurt. They were driving up the grade from Deception gulch when they met the Chinaman who drives the garbage cart In pass ing, the two rigs locked wheels and the axle of the vehicle the GirOuX family was in was broken, letting the bed drop to the ground. Fortunately the horses were gentle and no accident followed.
 Mrs. Stoney and her son and dauSht- CTS will leave for California in a week or two. Mrs. Stoney and son and younger daughter will reside in Cali fornia in the future. while her older daughter, Mrs. Mcguire, will stay oniy a couple of months.
 The following letter was printed ill the Daily Times of Kankakee, Ill.,. luna S.: Erred Narcotic, formerly of Rour- bonnais. who arrived Wednesday for months visit; from Jerome, Ariz., assisted in the management of boarding house, lodging and feeding 500 people, a good many of them em- ployed in a big copper mine, where l 300 men are on the pay roll. Every body carries a gun said MT. Narcotic in reply to a question of a Daily Times reporter, and the town is tough enough to suit the most 5Xacting. The women there are mostly of the sport ing class. There is only one school. and that not very good. But there is plenty of capital in the country. Je- rome has 5000 people," The Fred Narcotic referred to was steward of the company boarding house for over a year, and was generally credited with having good sense, but the abOVa state ment, if really made by him, proves to me that he is almost totally devoid of that essential. Such letters are con- tinUally being printed in eastern pa p5rS to the detriment of Jerome. Whenever man says the greater part of the women of Jerome are of the
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10
THE NEWS
 OF JEROME

Jerome. July S.-(Special Correspon- dence of The Republican).-Ch Thomas accidentally tumbied into an excavation made for a converter at the shelter Friday morning. and was SO verely injured. One of the bones in his wrist was broken and he was cut anI bruised considerably about the head and face. Dr. Wood set the arm, sewed up the cuts and otherwise administered to his needs. The hole in which he fe.l was deep and ragged.
 Mrs. Fred Ullman and children left for California yesterday to spend the balance of the summer Jerome does not agree with her very well.
 E. E. McVeagh. the San Francisco pigeon shot, is in town, and will go out with our sports this morning to try his skill at live pigeons.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Clay and little son
Arizona republican., 1900-07-10

 to confer with, the council on the mat ter. If a compromise could be effected whereby MT. Hull would have it all his own way. his attorneys would be only too willing to make the deal and settle the matter out of court. As no such terms will be agreed to by our council the matter must come up in court and be settled once for all. If a compromise was effected the town would be in the same fix as before uncertain whether it is legally incor- porated or not, and the next man with a grievance could bring suit again and cause more trouble. Let our council stand firm and bring the suit to ter imitation one way or another. There was meeting last night of the coun- cil and their attorneys and Messrs. Sanford and Job. but nothing was agreed on. MT. Hull thinks he was not treated as well as some others, and it may be he was not; but.the town must not allow it's incorporation to be dis solved.
 D. D. M'DONALD.