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The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
HUDYAk REMEDY COMPANY, No. 8i6 South Broadway,
 Los Angeles, Cal Ger. 6teeRton. Market and EfiIs S1A.
 Ban Fr-uc'seo. c.i.
M.. ia here looking after his sheep Tn terests in this vicinity.

M.. ia here lnoEing after his sheep in. terests in this vicinity.
 Pedro Peralta one of our most enter prisfng young men. V ss brought ir from HoIbrook Monday lsst. seriously ill.
 4 trio of popular gentlemen. of the County Seat, were here Wednesday. The party included Mcssrs. F. S. Per. kins. Rufus Hogue. and J. R. Armijo.
 Miss Onecima Gallegos and Fredrico .santteval. both residents of Concho. @ere married Wednesday last at the Catholic Church: Rev. r. M. Badilla ofaiciated. The bride wore . gown Ia mode. tastefully trimmed with lace and orange blossoms.
 After the ceremony reception was rendered t..e'voung~ couple. Fhe we'd ding dance given in the evening by Ar. sntl Mrs. J. Candelaria, in honor of the newly married couple: was largely atH tended, GHt proved brilliant aff ir. The bride was the recipient of many handsome presents.-J. B.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Sheriff Beeler of Apache County went to GLebe Mundny night. He had located one 0F lis men who escaped from Apache after killing two deputy sheriffs. When SleF- if Beeler left Apache county on the trail of the horse thieves and murderers; he turned'llis office ovt T to his deputy w,th the instructions fo run the office the best he knew how, as he did moi intend to return until he brought $ prisoner with him. This is the kind of Sheriff the people want Bulletin.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
$1,C07, ,425,07
A Erightful Blunder

Will often cause horrible Burn, Scala. or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica salye, the best in the world. wil4 kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores. Ulcers. Beils, Felons, COrns, all Skin EYuptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 1Scts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by St, Johns RTug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Capt. Hogue and son left Friday morning for American Valley to be absent several days, during which time EI Capitan will meet the oth- rr stockholders of the Arericau Valley Storage Reservoir Co, aad transact business of considerable moment.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

The Los Angeles Times publish es the following 4. P. night report in its issue of May 2
 PHGNIx, ARIz. May 6.-Sieriti Ed Becker of Apache county passed tlfru here today eR route to his home in St. Johns, Ariz., having in custody Bill Morris, alias "Coley'' Morris, arrested near Globe. May 2, on a charge of being an accessory to the murder of Gus Gibbons and Frank L. Lesueur in Apache coun- ty, March 2.
 The gang that did the work is supposed to consist of seven men, intent on fobtirg Santa F6 Paeif- ic train, but the plot was nipped in the bud by the Sheriff pursuing them for killing cattle, and the murder was committed in the flight. It is believed that members of the same Gang killed George Scarhor- ough, recently fn CucfFfse cttttnty.
 Morris admits an acquaintance with members of the gang, but says he was not interested, and can prove an alibi, tho his description answers perfectly to that of one of .tho men wanted
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
Round Valley.
Dots gleaned by Quid Nunc.

Dots gleaned by Quid Nunc.
 May 9th, 1900.
 Mrs. John Brown, who with her young husband is living on the Wshl place some miles up tho canyon, IS yer y ill. and altho kind hearts and willing hands have tried to assist, no doubt fhey are lonely; having but recently come to the country.
 ". 0. Gibbons spent the latter part of last week looking after hIs farming interests here; departing for :is sheep ranch, Saturday.
 We are sorry to find Ea Grppe still In our midst; 4. H. Rencfer, and fami- ly are victims.
 George Coleman, son of our old time and esteemed friend. P. I. Coleman, ST. who now resi.les in the Gila valley -af- ter short visit, left Wednesday. Tn company with Mir. GHrtts and wife for their home in the Sunny South. The poultry bushes threatens to be- come epidemic. with our young men. Since Mr. Lytle has made ssch happy venture; Mir. Abe Sla,te has followed suit and now pair of beautiful. but lonely Bronze Tu.keys. of the mascu- line gender, strut about his barn. yard.
 Our esteemetf friend. Willard Farr, was all honored guest. with us on Sun. Very warm this evening and indica. tiens of rain good.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
That ThrobbIng Headache

Would quickly leave you,. if you used pr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their match . less merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches. They make pure blood and sirunR nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cts. Money back if not cured. Sold by St. Johns Drug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Capt. Hogue returned from the territorial republican convention, where he represented Apache county in very acceptatrIe manner, and served as chairman of important committees.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Sheriff Beeler returned Monday from the southern counties, bring ing with him man suspected of being ohe of the murderous gang which passed thru here the latter part of March.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
CONCHO LOCALS.
May Ni 1900:

May rui IJUO. The school census marshall reported l36 children of school age in District No. 6.
 Richard Gibbons, of St. Johns. WAS among tire prominent visitors here this week.
 George Scottr of Sho " Low, was town Friday last transacting business pssaiesio CsRAoY&l, of Sebolieta, N.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

The old reliable, The Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York, is represented in Apache County by E. &. Perkins. Call on him at The Herald office. He be glad to serve you in the matter of Life Insurance.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

R. o. Hogue, J. E. Armijo and E. s. Perkins d. ove nter to Concho Wednesday, and remained until next morning. They had an enjoyable visit and fine time at the baile given in honor of the new ly welded couple.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

W. o. Hnwe of the Long H was in Monday. He had been on tour of inspection over his cattle range preparatory to the roundup and foul.d everything in gond condi tfon and the cattle looking we'll.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

The Mutual Improvement Asao- ciations monthly meeting Sunday evening was of a very interesting character. consisting of addressex, select reading, and sacred music.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
Easy. nat Net rree.

Philip Hale, of the Boston Journal. has an affinity for oddities in life as we'll as in books He once inquired of a patriarch after an old schoolmate. 70, Jake? Jake isn't here much now; to tell you the truth he's in state prison. YoA see. Jake's manners was always easy,1
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

John PaHlseIl and James Young came in Sunday afternoon from their camp near the Meadows, and returned after few hours stay in town.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

The firm of A. & B. Schuster has received full line of summer goods. Ladies Silk Waists; Hats, Skirts, Dress Goods; also gents furnishings of every descriptfon-- all up to date in styles and St low est possible prices.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Mrs. Tgnacio GaIIegns died yer! suddenly. Saturday. at hel resi- dence south of tnwn. Tuners eervices were heft at the Catholic church Suldryr 2 p, nl.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

THE HERALD is kept on file at the of fees of the CUKTIs-NEwHALL ADvERTIs- Ixa Co.,, 22S ". Second St., Los Angel: es. Cal They place advertising in pub hcations all oyer the world.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
UnuauAl.

Dora-I wonder why Ernest has never thought seriously of getting married?
 Fred--Perhaps he has thought of it ;oO seriOuRly.-Brooklyn Life.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Sheriff Bpeler inforrAs us that Il is very probable that his man, cap tured near Glohe, is not one of the murdprers of Lesuerr and Gibbons
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Dr. Johnson is now taking his drives in the finest buggy in town. lately received from Denver, and built m the latest city style.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

DON'T MARRY until you have first bought yosT supply of we'd ding cards at the Herald office, where you'll find 2 full stock to select fFona.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
The Two 'FIuenees.

"Tt's influence that counts in poli- dcs," said the voter. "Yess' answered the practical pOli- .ician; but not so much as affiuence." !" Washington Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
Cold and Cruel.

Giles-Don't you think she is rather statuesque?
 DeGarry-Decidedly. When I pro- posed to her last night she gave me the marble heart-Town Topics.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Henry Barrett and Prime Cole man drove through a bunch of cat tie Wednesday, winch Barrett pur- chased of Coleman.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Messra Hill. Holt and Slaughter were down from SpringerviIle. Wednesday, having husiuess as witnesses before justice court.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

Joseph Karnes came in from his ranch Wednesday, and on Thurs day morning Jeff for Navajo Sprs.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
YoUR WEAK POINTS ARE;

1. CONSTANT HEADACHE-THE feel ing is as though the head were going to burst from too much pressure. HUDYAN, by its action on the blood, will eQualixe the circulation or blood and the headache
 i-s. suNKEN EYEBALLs AND DARK RINGS BENEATH THE EYES. HUD. VAN will cause the. rings to disappear and make the eyes bright.
 S-a PALE CHEEKS, from the poor qual- ity of the bloosi, 1t being almost devoid of red colortng matter. HCBYAN will enrich the Blood and cause the cheeks to
 l. WEAKNESS IN THE HEART This tg the most pronounced symptom. The heart becomes weak and there Is a con- stant sinking feeling around 1t. HCD- TAN will make the heart strong and cause 1t to beat regularly. and Che sink sns feeling will disappear:
 STOMACH AND INDIGESTION. This Is due to the fact that the food in the stom- ach Is not acted upon by healthy blood; therefore it is not properly digested. This leads to habitual constipation. HUDYAN will cause the food to be properly digest cd, improve the appetite and relieve ths HUDYAN Is for you. It is for men and women. After you are cured tell other woRsen what HUDYAN has done for you. There are many other sufferers and they also wish to be cured. HUDYAN can be procured of druggists for 56c per sackage, or six packages for Sf 50. If your drug Eist. does not keep h send direct to the Los Angeles. Cal. Gail upon the HUD- VAN doctors. Compilation Is free. You may call upnn the doctors or write. as you desire: Address
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
THE VOICE OF JEALOUSY.

"He links her lips are sweet as sugar, does he? We'll, dey oushter be, stuck up wid Is cents wort of me sandy."-N. |. Journal.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
ANAEMIk

ls . &Szeass met with among young women principally. tt Is very common and is a forerunnsr. of consumption, It ts disease of the blood. Thefe Is Tonly and 1t is of q poor qua.Nty. The symp- tcrns cf the disease are quite numerous
 They are readily discerned. If the prog fess of the disease Is not checked death from consumption or some other disease in inevitable. HUDYAN win check its HreRFess. HUDYAN will enrich the blood
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12

eaA ASAA (aAS SASOS and make the pa- tient strong. HUD- VAN is for women as well as men. HCDYAN Is a vegetable remedy, and it Is harmless in Its effect. It contains no iron to cause the teeth to decay. If you are su f 1 eri ng you should take HUD. VAN now and | h c n note the change in your condition. Study y our symptoms carefully. These are your symp- toms. Take HUD- VAN now and they will diRap-
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The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
NOTICE OF REV ARD.
 S2,ooO.

: The above mentioned sum will be given for the arrest of the m Irdere s of Frank Le>ueuf and Gus Gib onS; the deel was done about 25 miles Northeast of Si John, Apache. County. Arizona, about five o'clock P. Nj March Eth 1900.
 The murdercrs are: rom Capehhrt ALIAS wilson, who worked for Wa5aSh Cat le CompG| ny. in Apache County. Arizona, a short while in 1879 He is about five feet Il inches tall weighs about i75 p ,unds il s:igh,ly dark complexion, dark hair and mustac-e, had shcrt black beard when last seen. is stn"p >ao oIldered but quite w,ll appearing, has blue eyes, and is of very piessing address hut not very tSlka- tive, has peculiar w.y o durkfns his hcud from side 10 de and at the same iime forward while he talks and he usually sm les a great deal when talking. He Is an expert bronch , trainer.
 William Morris ALIAs COley.
 Tod Carver. with right fore finger If.
 Jess Bl;ck AIrAs FTanks
 Mack SeeeR OF Bob Johnson.
 I: is & well organized hand of five n cn, unL der tall. nervy lead,f, armed wlh Sp-3o and sc-4o Winchester rifles and full comp 'ement of six shooters. They had F heai of hois,s and pack outfit, but they have been so hotiy pur. sued that rome of the horses have been dropped. and others stolen. They were headed for old Mexico when heard from on April 10th, 1900.
 A Reward of s2, 00O. will be given for the murderers alive or dead: s2oo for each. murderer offered by Apache Conn;y5 s75o.. ofIered win II Gib- bons John T. Lerueur: $50, cfsered by Sheriff Beeller. Arrest and hold till get then. Wire VIA Holbr,Ok Arizona.
 EDw BEELER, Sheriff. ST JOHNS,
 Apache Co. Arizona.
 First public etion, April 21, 19Co
The St. Johns herald., 1900-05-12
Local News of tds Week.
Notary Public at Herald office.

Laundry agency at the Herald's
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29
Thirty Thousand Lepcrs Are Now Said
to Be L.ivina in the Philippines.

Washington, Dee. 21.--An appended
report to General MacArthurs review
Of the civil affairs Of the Philippines
for the past fiscal year gives some rath-
or startling facts regarding the intro
ductiun and prevalence of lrproSy in the
islands.
According TO the estimates OF the
Franciscan fathers, says Mhjor Edir.
the writer of the report, there are no less
than 10000 lcpcrs in the archipelago.
lIlr major portion Of these being in the
NiSayaS. l.cprosy waS introduced in
1858, when the Emperor Of Japan sent
n ship with 15n lepcrS on board to the
Philippines nS Il present 10 be cared
for by the Catholic priests. Thus The
seed was planted. and, as no practical
methods ever were adopted to eradicate
the disease or prevent It's spread, 1t
has taken firm root. A hnusetO .houSt,
inspection, begun lust January, found
lnore than 100 lclcrS concealed in dwell
iugS. These were Srnl TO san T.uIaI,'
hospital in Manila, but many others cs'
capped into the surrounding country. y
commission is now engaged in selecting
n suitable island or islands for the pur.
pose of iSolating all the lcpcrs In the
archipcla 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29
NEW HAVEN POISONING CASE.
Authorities Think They Have Clue
Concerning Rathburn's Death.

New Haven. Eec. 2I.--Ihe detention
by the local authorities of .Iulin /. Hart
the fellow brakeman Of William natA
bun, forms the most Important step yet
taken in the investigation Of New lla'
rrn'S poison mystery. Hart has not
however. been placed under actual AZ,
rest, but his confinement iS none The less
IL fact. whatever the technical state
men, of The Situal ion may ~.
Yesterdays work for coroner Mix
consisted in three cXaminaiinnS Of Hart
ana two sessions with Mes. Raihbun,
whose testimony, II l. understood, was
Il a.largcly determilIant r;ictor in bring.
Ing about the present state of affairs,
What this testimony was. the aulhori,
ties will not say. aud they are equally
rclicent in regard to the admissions or
disclosures made by lInrt,
Mrs. Rathbl!n. however, says that on
Thursday morning. when H"" 80.
turnCd to the house, som" hours earlier
than did her husband. he pm his din.
ncr pail on II shelf in the Kitchen. say,
ing as he did so: "Dou't let the chill
dren got hold of that" and tnrtho,
states that he requested her to PM the
sugar and milk into the pail the nigh,
before so that il might Scald on ll,u
stove over night. She states. in addi'
tiun that lie told her when he canc
lIotnr Thursday that her husband would
probably come on the next train, SIX
nlficunt!y rcnnlhinS. "Will ought
to be sick by this time"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29

Boston, Dec. Eth tOday's issue OF
The American Wool and Cotton Re-
r""te", """siLrnhln siIace Is devoted
TO textile mill construction In the pres.
rnt wear. li"turrS for the last siA
months. says The Reporter. do moi show
NJ aS large as in the first six months Of
the year.
The depression that was felt in the
manufacturing business during the
summer and fall months acted as Il
dnmpcr to the rush 10 build lail's. par
icularly cotton mills, that WAS noticed
he first half OF the year, when ali rec
Ords in mill building were broken. bur.
hig the first half of hr year the NINA.
her ot new mills entered upon was ';o,,
and during he last six months Ill" NUM-
Der was ..22l. a loss of over - percent
ovcr The first half.
OF the 2.i mills projected. IA are de-
voted to the manufacture Of cotton.
to wool, II to knit goods and rs to mis-.
ccllancO(IS purposes, such aS Sik ana
linen manufacturing and for bleaching
and uyeing. During IL" year .s:l mills
liarc passed under tli" review Of The
Reporter. an Increase ol 30 over the
90? reported For the year 1880. and an
increase uf 90 uyrr The 2ii2 recorded
for the year 1893.
This shows the fact that The United
States is becoming the largest producer
OF tcXtil" fabrics in the world. Onc
| thing should be noticed in particular.
and that Is the great increase in the
number of mills making liner goods.
This is especially noticeable in TIE cot
ton manufacturing business, the change
in which was brought about by the Chi
ErSe controversy. which cut off til"
market there for the product OF nearly
all the southern mills. and compelled
them to either shut down or change over
to finer goods. Several Of the New
England mills were affected likewise.
The number of knitting mills con-
structch during he past six months is
the largest Oh rr"oru. Nearly all Of
these mills are devoted To cotton hos.
icly and underwear. This industry has
shown rapid growth during iNr past
few years. and where We were import.
y
NJ. are cXiorlin- goods now. compel.
ins with the manufacturers In other
portions of the world.
Comparison of returns on new enter.
rriSes shows that Georgia leads With
l3 mills: North Carolina comes second
with IL, although the latter has always
been in the lead in ;hc construction of
new mills, ii being The largest cotton
mnnufacl uring state in the south; South
Carolina reports -; Alabama, lG: Nir.
Sinil. -; Pennsylvania. Ii: Tennessee,
10; Mississippi and Texas, each: Mas
sachuSctts. !; Now York, 6; New Jersey,
I. Louisiana, 3. California, Maine and
New Hampshire, > each, and ARKANSAS.
Florida, Maryland, Missouri, Ohio and
Oregon, | each
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29
Bullet Matches Ore That Killed,

Frankfort. n.y., Dec. 26.-Onr of tn,
clerks III the state auditors office. in
searching the vault for old records yes
,"r,lay. found Il cartridge box contain
Ing eight metal patched SmOKeles-
powder cartridges. $500 calibrc, CORE
spending cNactly to the bullet which
Iiasscd through Mr.. Goebel's body.
Henry ioutScy, convicted OF part!cipH
tion in the GOebel assassination was a
clerk in the auditors office at the tiinc
OF the assassination, and had access to
the vault where the cartridges were
found, and George Barnes, another
clerk IN fhc office. testified that he saw
N0utScy With box Of cartridges.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29

endorsed at the polls, neither did pro-
tcrlioniSts when their cause suffered
loss. The advocates of the gold stand
prd continued he fight for monomctal-
liSm for 81 years. in spite Of the plat.
form declarations of all parties in favor
Of Il double standard. Shall we who
trlirNc III bmctallism lose co,lra 90 he.
rht%' "tIr orpuncntH have prOfitcd by
an Increased volume of money, thus al.
miIIin@ ili" rco,iolnic principle for
which W" have been contcndng?
n he defenders of trusts did not lose
heart when all parties denounced com.
binationS in restraint of trade. Shall
we Civ" NJ ;hr ligil because monopoly
has iritiinphcd by stealth? Must we
now advoratr an Imperial policy be-
cauS" or Opponents have won Il victory
by denying that they are ilnperlalists?
4 colonial system involves a surrender
Of our theory of government, and the
people will understand this as soon as
the system is put into operation. II
we were to consult our immediate con.
vcnience and comfort we would never
oppose wrong of any kind, for all war.
fare Involves a temporary sacrifice, but
this is our government, ahd must be
transmitted unilnpaired to pOstcrity
We have no choice, therefore. hut to
stand steadfaSl, come what may.
"If we are successful in divcrting
present tendencies and in carrying the
government to its old foundations. wo
Shall rejoice in the victory and profit by
the reforms secured. am confident
that we shall ultimately win, hut il the
trend toward plutocracy cannot he
checked, it is still better that we should
lie defeated in II righteous undertaking
than that we should join hands with
these who are ignoring the inalienable
rights of man"
Aside from the remarks of Mr. Bryan,
the event Of the evening was the speech
OF John w. Kern, defeated Democratic
candidate for governor of Indiana. who
spoke to The toast "'rhc Rank and File"
He aroused the banQuntcrs to a high
pitch of cnthUsiaSllI. not only by his
lauda'iun of Mr.. Bryan. but 10y his out
snolicn criticism of those Democrats
whom he accused of contributing to his
tByyHn'S) defeat. HIS drnunciation
Of Democrats who offered "gratutous
counsel 10 Democracy" though he men
toned 10 names, WAS accepted rs a
reference to former President Clrvn-
isnd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-12-29

b. drawn from New England This
means the distribution of thousands Of
dollars in wages, for the most of our
workmen will command large pay.
Since ii was known that we were
bidding for balllrships. the feeling at
skilled mechanics in all parts Of tie
country toward New Englaud has been
revealed in Il remarkable way. for hard
ly day has passed that have moi re-
celvca scores of letters from men nj the
Cramps yards. wanting 10 work for us,
giving as II reason the desire to work
In New England
",rhe battlcShips we shall build were
authorized by the act Of June I, 1900.
They are to be unsheal he'd They will
he larger than the battleship Oregon,
the pride Of the navy. Their general
dimensions will be: Length. 49, feet: {:
breadth, extreme at load water line.
az feet 1ia inches: trial displacement.
tl.GO0 tons, with speed of not less
tom ID knots. They must be com.
plcted inside OF &c months"
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Ha,inu induiry Resumed.

West Point. y. u, Dec. 2I.-After Z
Christmas recess ui three days the mill
tary court of inquiry yesterday resumed
It's investigation Of alleged brutal haZ'
ing ut the West Point military academy.
Twelve witnesses were questioned as to
whether they had held any conversa'
tion with other cadets as to the with.
holding Of testimony at the investlga.
tion. They said that, on the contrary.
all the cadets were anxious that every.
thing should be told.