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Arizona republican., 1900-09-24
NEWS
 OF THR
 TOWN
PHOENIX WEATHER.

The following weather conditions pre- vailing in Phoenix yesterday were re- ported by the United States weather bureau:
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

The magnificent set pieces, including pyrotechnical portraits of Mckinley and Bryan are alone worth the prioa of admission at Phoenix park tonight.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

Open every day, from 6:3O a. m. till midnight. Clark's restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

Watch for our closing out sale in mems wear at our new quarters. Our immense stock of it must be sold at short notice to commence on October l.
 GOLDMAN & co.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

Hilton-We hear a great deal about the corrupt French stage, but I should think it ought to be especially pure.
 Tolman-And what brings you to that thinking?
 IIilton-There have been so many vile plays taken from the French that it does not seem possible that the French can have many more naughty plays lCft.-BOstOn Transcript
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

A snap for stockmen. Address P. O. Box 1064-
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24
In School Shoes

is where we shine, and with every pair we give a fine school tablet, in the cover of which are views of the Paris Exposition buildings.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

The special cars carrying Pains mon ster fireworks and Battle of San Juan exhibition arrive this morning via tha Southern Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24
Keep in Mind

our line of Geo. G. Shows mems shoes. They're all right.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

Miss Powell. manicuring, hairdress- ing. chiropody and facial treatment Scalp treating a speciality. Room 1 Gooding Block, opposite Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24

Dr. Lentz has returned to the city and can be found in Fleming block, rooms 20I-206.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-24
RedOndO 

Unsurpassed for beauty and fragrance.
 A0C per dozen. Regular shipments now ar irving.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

Germa ans Resent Scbirm's Remark.
German voters OF Baltimore are
discussing with disapproval a re-
mark made by Mr.. Charles R.
Schirm, Republican candidate for
Congress in the Fourth district, in
the course OF a speech recently at
Germania Turner Hall, Post Office
avenue, in that city.
Mr.. Schirm was telling Of the
attractiveness to workingmen Of
the full dinner pail and said that
the Germans came to this country
to fill their dinner pals" This re-
mark, it is said, was received in
silence that did not indisate en-
thusiastic approval One of those
who heard him said:
When Mr. Schirm made that remark
l left the hall with several others, After
the meeting | heard a number Of persons
express emphatic disapproval Of Mr..
Schirm's statement, They said it was
insulting to Germans and placed a low
motive upon their immigration to
America Our people do not come here
to have their dinner pals filled like cat.
tie are fed. Some come because they
oppose the monarchies and imperialistic
ideas OF Europe, others to flee from the
growing militarism there, and stn
othe to join members Of their families
who had come on before, but all come
in order that they may be citizens ofs
great and free republic and pursue their
chosen vocations in peace, unhampered
by the shackles Of military and imperi-
alistic oppression. Mr.. SchrTm has lost
a number Of votes by his remark, which,
hope, was made in Ignorance Of the |
sturdy German character and their |
innate love of free institutions.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
Notice to Brewers.

A party who owns a Park of about
Five Acres OF ground. desires Brewery
located thereon. The Park is situated
between abroad and Water transpor-
taticn 1t is in the midst OF a very large
population, who could consume all OF
the Pure Beer produced, The water in
the Park is free from organic matter,
and all the water required for Brewing
purposes Can be obtained in the Park.
1t will be disposed of to a Brewing
Company on reasonable terms. Apy
person or persons desiring such a prop
erty and location for a Brewery will
please make known their wishes 10 the
publisher OF this paper.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
A Democrat, Not 8 Place Sc ker

A Democrat, Not = Place Sc ker.
Mr.. Cotter T. Bride will probably be
a most disappointed man, whether Mr..
Bryan is elected or defeated. He will
hardly have the distribution Of District
spoils. .-Nfrr0y.
Mr.. Cotter T. Bride will be the
most pleased man in this city in
case Mr.. Bryan is elected, and the
extent Of his smile will neither be
increased nor lessened bv any
thought of the distribution Of pat
ronage. Mr.. Bride has done much
earnest and effective work during
this campaign in Mr.. Bryan's be-
halt, and his self seekl ng has not
by any means been as pronounced
as some Of those who oppose him.
1t is too early in the game to dis
cuss the question OF spoils. When
the time comes-whieh we hope
soon will-to distTIb ute rewards,
Mr. Brides services should not 90
unrewarded. Meantime every
Democrat might proftably follow
Mr.. Brides example and work.
First catch your hare.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
The End the Coal Strike.

The most welcome announce
ment in the news this week is that
the great strike in the anthracite
coal region is ended. All the de
mands OF the miners appear to have
been granted. The operators have
agreed to a 10 per cent, advance
in wages, TO remain in force until
April I, 1901, and thereafter until
further notice, and besides to take
up with the employees "anY griev-
ance which they may have" Polit.
zeal influences and campaign con-
siderations have doubtless con-
tributed to this result. The gen
eral public, regardless oi that fact,
will rejoice that the working OF the
mines is to be resumed on condi-
tions so favorable to the miners,
and that their empty coalbins can
be filled Tor the winter at normal
prices.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

the stories into the press, with the
idea that it was a good way to earn
votesl or the cket. The scheme
was suggested, OF course, by the
incident at Victor, Colo, Tor which
one Of Gov. Roosevelts own party
was in large degree responsible.
he alleged insult to Governor
Roosevelt in Chicago, when he
was leaving church, has been
shown without foundation, the
basis for the story being "tip"
ingsniously circulated from Re-
publican National Committee
headquarters, which Chicago
newspapers, Republican and Dem
ocratic, that wished to print only
the truth. investigated, and then
completely ignored. On the heels
of this came the remarkable story
of stone throwing at Fort Wayne,
Ind, which the Washington Post
investigated and was proven from
unquestionable authority to be
entirely untruthful. The facts are
that after the alleged stone throw
ing, Col. Curtis Guild, Jr., OF Bos
ton, who is the editor OF a CONNER
cial newspaper at the Hub, and
who has been travelling with Gov.
Roosevelt in the West, came into
the car OF the newspaper CORE
spondents and exhibited a small
clinker, or piece OF coal refuse
about the size Of a hen'segg, which
he declared had been thrown az
Gov. Roosevelt, whom it had hit
on the arm, and, glancing. had
struck him, Col. Guild, on the
mouth.
There was no bruise or sign OF
injury whatever on Col. Guild, and
the newspaper correspondents geo.
orally laughed at his statement.
An inexperienced and somewhat
partisan representative Of one ofthe
press associations was inclined to
use the story, and finally decided
to do so. The representative Of
another press association said he
would be compelled to say some
thing about it in that event. The
hrst correspondent relying entirely
upon COL Guilds statement, wrote
a very vivid account OF stone-
throwing, which found its way into
numerous newspapers, and, in
turn, was printed in the weeklies.
Republican managers were inter
viewed on the Outrage" as had
been done in the case OF the pre-
ceding "outrages." Perhaps the
sternest comment on the affair is
the fact that the special corespou-
dents OF Indiana papers ignored
the story almost to a man, and
Gov. Mount has since taken oc-
easion to say that the affair was so
trivial as to be worthy OF no men
tion whatever.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
The Assaults" on RooseveIr.

The inside history of the series
Of assaults" on Gov. Roosevelt
Republican candidate Tor the Vice
Presidency, says the Washington
Post, grows more and more in
terestiDg. II does not appear that
the Governor himself is directly
responsible for these "fakes," but
two or three unscrupulous news
paper men oil his entourage, who
have quit the newspaper profession
for that Of politics, have engineered
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

While Mr.. Bryan has been tell.
ing the truth about the condition to
which the trusts have brought the
workingmen OF the country, Mr.,
Hanna has been scattering broad
cast through a "fake" information
bureaL in Chicago the baldest lies.
Among other frauds perpetrated
by this Republican enterprise is a
widely circulated statement in
which Secretary Horace M. Eaton,
OF the Nat onal Union OF Boot and
Shoe Workers, was represented as
declaring that wages in his trade
had increased 20 per cent since
Mr.. McKinley's election, and that
the shoemakers we're never so
prosperous as now" when the tact
is wages tor the last three years
had declined on an average not
less than 10 per cent per year.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

CAPTAIN LEARY, late satrap OF
Guam, is Of the opinion that all
who don't agree with Mr.. McKin-
ley's policy Of blood and iron and
FIRE, among the Christian yellow
people of the far off Philippines,
are traitors, and that their car.
casses should be swung by the
winters wind. Well, says the
Alexandra GagFItE, il imperialism
shall be proclaimed next month,
the word OF Mr.. Nc Kinley will be
the law, and hanging for disagree
ing with him may soon be in order.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
Free Coinage and Prosperity.

Free Coinage and Prosperity.
For people who contend that
imperialism is not an issue in this
campaign, the Republicans are
doing a lot of explaining on that
subjec'.
While they are in the humor for
explanations, perhaps they can tell
US, II free coinage OF silver at a
ratio Of 10 to I is such a danger to
business interests, why did they
pass a law authorizing free coinage
at that ratio and why they are
carrying out that law today.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

includes in it's list the names Of prOmi.
nent people Messrs Klaw and Erlanger
have been lavish in the expenditure OF
money, and the costuming and color
effects are said to be marvels of the
costumer's art, while the scenery and
properties are most elaborate in every
detail. The opera has been constantly
rehearsed tor seven weeks, the last week
being given over to a dress rehearsa
each day with the orchestra OF the
Broadway Theatre. which is to be
brought intact to Washington for the
opening performance here next Monday
evening. Mr., De Koven is said to have
written into Foxy Quiller" some
English ballads that are destined to
linger a long while in the memory of the
people.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

EEThe WASHINGTON SENTINEL can
be obtained at all the principal book
stores and news depOts, and also at the
Office, 500 + street, northwest, Wash
Ltton, D. &.
lE-Subscribers who do not receive
the paper regularly will please notify the
Office Immediately.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

On next Monday afternoon the Ram.
blers' Burlesque Company will make its
first appearance in this city at the
Lyceum. The company is under the
direction Of Messrs. Heuck and Fer-
messy, managers of the Peoples theatre,
Cincinnati. These gentlemen have used
their best judgment IN selecting a
company of variety performers and
burlesquers that would be certain to
please the masses, and reports from
cities in which the company has give n
performances would make it appear
that they had succeeded admirably.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

Bre very for Sale In growing western
town OF 22.ooo population; Old
established business; Fully equipped:
Last years business I7,cco barrels;
Can be lncre ased at little expense to
IS 600 barrels; Owner retiring; A big
bargain Address for particulars III.
b." Care SENTINEL.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
AMUsENIENTs.

The production OF the massive melo-
dramatic spectacle, Hearts Are Trumps,
will be seen at the Ma ional Theatre
next week. There are fourteen scenes
in the play, and when the melodrama
was originally given IN London its
maJsiveness, strange to say, caused the
patrons OF the Drury Lane Theatre, who
are used to big things on the gigantic
stage oil that house. to open their eyes
in wonder. All Of the scenes, with one
exception, are laid in England, and
include great ball in an old castle, the
botanical gardens IN Regents Park, a
fashionable millinery establishment, the
stage and auditorium of a music hall.
and the Royal Academy on an exhibi-
ton day. The thrilling scene comes
last Of all. II IS laid in the Alps, where
a money lender, who holds the insurance
on a Young girls life. lures her to meet
an accidental death. The girl, an
artist who loves the girl, and the money
lender climb a pass tied to one rope.
The girl drops a flower and the artist
attempts TO get it for her. He slips and
carries the girl along with him. The
money lender, who could save both, cuts
the rope, freeing himself. The girl
catches a shrub, and as il begins to give
under the strain the artist sewers the
rope tied to himself and the girl and |
drops down the precipice to death. At
this point the clergyman lover Of the |
girl appears on the opposite ledge, and
swinging across the chasm by the aid of
a rope, saves her, He is none too soon
Tor an avalanche sweeps down the
side, carrying with It the
money lender. This scene Is said to te
C everly worked and to be nerye trying
and thrilling. Mr., Frohman has given
Inc play a strong cast, which comprises
Francis sCarlyle, Sidney Herbert, S.
Miller Kent, Dore Davidson, Miss
Eleanor Morrett, Miss Jessie Busley,
md Miss Lottie Alter.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

Next Monday evening the Lafayette
Square Opera House will become the
home Of he permanent stock company
which has been organized by Manager
Frederick G Berger, to furnish revivals
OF successful plays at prices within the
reach OF all. The play for the inaugural
week OF the indefinite season will be
Henry Arthur Jones masterly drama,
The Masqueraders, which was play. d
with such success some wears ago by the
Empire Stock Company. The cast on
that occasion included Viola Allen,
Henry Miller, and VIM. Faversham
These three leading roles will next week
be in the capable hands Of Miss Blanch
Bates. an actress already very favorab'v
known in Washington; Mr. Eugene
OrmOndes last seasons leading man
with Ada Rehan, and Mr.. John T.
Sullivan, who played so many years
with the Coghlans. The subordinate
rolCs will be intrusted TO the care of
HOrtense NeIIsen, Alma Kruger, Louise
Macintosh, Charles Wyngate, Iohn
DAILY Murphy, Walter Craven, Fred
Sullivan, and Robert Rogers.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

WAsHJNGToN-TOLEDo SLEEPKk VIA
B. & O-QuIck service to Michigan
points daily on r2:o5 m train, arriving
Toledo 6:5S p m, without change. same
day, making close connections to all
points in Michigan.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20
BreWeries Wanted and for
Sale.

WANTED-The advertiser desires to
purchase a Brewery in a growing
town. Business must be well estab-
llshed; One preferred that is equip.
ped with modern appliances; Will
pay cash for an up to date plant
Address in confidence, stating
lowest price, aud giving full partic-
ulaTS, " BRAVERY" care SENTINEL.
Washington, d G.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

Judging from the many orders
received at the box office OF the Colum.
bra, the management NJ xt week oil the
Klaw and Erlanger Opera Company.
with Jerome Sykes in De KoJen and
Smiths new comic opera. Foxy
Quiller." will be a record breakek. The
company numbers Ias peopIeAc and
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

Judging from the list OF stars given
out by Manager Hashim for next week
at his popular Academy OF Music, it is
evident that he is continuing his policy
in the way OF big and expensive pro.
grammes for he has gathered together
a bill OF high class feature acts and
novelties. At the head of the bill are
the Johnson Brothers, champion trick
bicycllsts Of the world, Another head
liner is that monologistic star, Press
Eldredge, Besides there are Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph J. Bowling, in their great
success "A Forlorn Hope" military
drama in one act which abounds in
sensational scenes and stirring incidents.
A new novelty in the way OF life moving
pictures will be Prof. Dunn's perfected
moving picture machine, introducing
for the first time in the city series OF
views, including a panoramic view Of
the Galveston disaster, the South
African Wsr the Paris Fair, and a score
Of other interesting and timely views.
Others on the bill will include Josephine
Sabel, French and coon songs; Roberts,
Moreland and Thompson in a delightful
comedietta; II. V Filzgerald; Melrose
Brothers, aCrobats; Cl, film Sisters,
Yocalists anC condolences; Marie Leslie
singing soubrette, and several other
high class specialists.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20


On a February day, nearly two
years ago, a sober Filipino, in a
thoughtless moment and with no
hostile intent, ,overstepped n imag-
mary lIne and was cruelty shot
down by sober American soldier,
under orders from bis superior
officers. This need less act OF
cruelty provoked a volley in reply
from the Filipino side and hostil
tiles Immediately ensued. Aguin-
aldo expressed his regrets for the
occurrence and begged the Ameri-
can commander to proceed no fur
ther, only 10 be met with the an.
swer thai, hostilities having begun,
they must go on to the end. From
that moment and from that occur
renee, dates the enlargement be-
tween the two peoples which has
continued to this day.
John BarleYcorn" may have sins
to answer Tor; Prohibitionists are
not entirely free. If the Filip.nos
"look with suspicion and distrust
and hatred" upon us, the resDon-
sIbilitY for the situation lies not at
the door Of the liquor traffic but
Of the White House at Washing
ton. Not the drunken Violence
OF our soldiers" for they were
sober who fired the shots, but the |
drunken and Unsuitable thirst for |
power and plumber and conquest |
OF those who placed our soldiers
there, with loaded guns in their
bands and orders to use them,
even il they had to force an excuse,
alone is responsible. Let the
blame be placed where it belongs.
Let Mckinley answer for the alien.
alton and all its deplorable conse-
1uences.
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

"John BArleVcorn and Empire"
Under this head the Nszy Totce,
Of Chicago, reviews the story OF
our course in the Philippines, aud
in explanation of the cause OF its
failure has this to say
Washington sentinel., 1900-10-20

The testimony is cOnclusively con
vincing that the Fillpinos were alienated
from US, lost their respect for US and
their confidence in US, came to look
upon US with suspicion and distrust and
haired, because Of the drunken violence
OF our soldiers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
No. 29.
Dewey Combination Set.
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For both ladies and gentlemen con-
sisting Of pair of handsomely chased
and engraved. new style, link cum
for shirt waists /; one set of four collar
buttons, consisting of one ball top
button for the front, neck-tie holder
for the back and two lever buttons for
the sleeves also Q pair Of plain cut
buttons for round cuffs. Warranted
for one year. Sent postpaid on receipt
cut from the face Of xxx coffee
wrappers.
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Vocal Music.

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a. Ny Gal u . High Born Lady.
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-. Mister johnson turn Ne Loose
-. All CoOns Look Alike to Ne.
A6. I Love You In the Same Old
Way.
-. Because.
81. Johnny, Ny Old Friend John.
-. Wedding Of the LILY sAd
the Rose.
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90. when You Amt got NO Money
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30. Her Eyes Don't Shine Like
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It wasn't.

Tit Bits: A laugbabIe but rather en-
barrasslng case of mistaken identity oc-
CURED the other day in a large Diapers
shop. a gentleman who is a little too
fond of joking entered the shop for the
purpose OF meeting his wife at a certain
counter Sure enough there stood
lady dressed, to hls eye at least, Just
like the woman he was to meet.
Her back was turned and no one was
near her: so he quietly approached, took
her by the arm and said, in voice OF
simulated severity:
well. here you are, spending my
money as usual, ch?"
The face turned quickly toward him
was not his wife's; 1t was that Of an.
acrid. angry, keen-eyed woman OF 50
years. who attracted the attention Of
everybody in that part OF the shop by
saying in loud shrIll voice:
mo, ! amt spending your money, or
no ether mans money, and Ill
II beg your pardon, madam" cried
the confused gentleman. II supposed
YOU were my wife. and"
"Wer, I just gln't your wife, nor no
other mans wife. thank fortune, to be
inwcd every time buy a yard Of RIB
bon! | pity your wife II you go about
shaking her like you did me. If was
her, I'd"
The chagrincd Joker waited TO hear no
more but made his way out OF the shop
amid the filters and sly chucklcs of
those who had witnessed his confusion