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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
J. c. MARTIN. Editor and Proprietor
cANDIDArE FOR GovERNoR


Joseph FIory. the republican eandi-
date for givernor Of Missouri. is a self
made man in the strictest sense Of the
word and is withal popular and may
be elected He was born in log cabin
ON a farm near Logansport in Cas-
county. Indiana, in 1856. and At the
age of II earned his living by carry
ing water for station hands on the
railroad at 30 cents a day. Afterward
he worked on the grade with pick and
shovel and on the LOganspOrt. Craw
louisville and Southwestern, now a
branch of the Vandalia- At the age
of Il he began braking on a Wabash
freight train between Lafayette and
Fort Wayne. Indiana. holding that
position for three years until pro
NOTED TO freight conductor.
He continued in that capacity
on the same route until 1892. when he
was transferred to the Missouri divis-
ion of the Wabash between Moberly
and st. Louis. In 1883 he was pro
noted TO passenger conductor and
given the route between ST. Louis and
Kansas City. in which position he re-
manned until 1891 when he was elected
railroad and warehouse commissioner
being the only republican ever elected
TO that office. His efficient work in of
fee resulted in his nomination for gov
ernOr.
During his twenty years employment
in the railroad business Mr.. Flory
was always a member of a labor or
ganization. and his friendship for the
laboring men dates back from his
boyhood days on the section Mr.
Flory's nomination was the spOn-
taneOuS OutburSt of the entire con
vention Many able orators had re
quested the privilege of nominating
him. and the man who was to have
seconded his name was Frank y.
Sterritt. now secretary of the Worlds
Fair commission. who had been his
school teacher in Indiana thirty-fOur
years ago. But the enthusiasm and
Impotence of the convention would
not wait for nominating speeches.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
ARIZONA AND HER MINERALS.
The Most Promising Mining Region
in America Today.

ue hOSt L IOHllSlIlS hluluS hcSlOH
in America Today.
No portion of the western continent
is more prolific in concealed wonders
of nature in the mineral line than Ari-
IONA: her hills are scanned with the
richest gold and silver ore; copper
is found in remarkable deposits: from
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado on
the north TO the international line on
the south. not Il mountain range is
known where the reverberating sound
of the pick and drill is not heard. The
prOspectOr's footsteps have traversed
the vast mesa lands between the Has
sayampa and the Colorado river. rich
auriferous ground has been encOun-
tered throughout that entire region.
The pine-clad hills of the Sierra An
ches have exposed some of the finest
specimens of gold and silver of any
portion of this vast area. The coal
fields of the north. extending from Gal
lup. New Mexico into this territory
south and westward from St John are
untouched so far as production is
concerned: the magnificent onyx of
Yavapai and the same stone on the up
per Cave creek in this county are I'M
surpassed in their texture and color
Black onyx on the Grand canyon and
asbestos have been discovered. That
here mines are wealth producers and
not pockets from which small quaint
les of rich mineral is extracted and
barrenness follows. is proven by the
old vulture mine which as gold pro-
Queer has made more fortunes than the
entire sum expended in prospecting in
Arizona would amount to. For over
ten years one hundred stamps were
running day and night crushing over
three hundred tons every twenty-four
hours. The Silver King in Pinal cOun-
ty sent its rich surface ores to San
Francisco. freighting it by teams to
Yuma and then by water when the
freight rates were over nfty cents per
pound The Grand Central and other
silver mines of Tombstone have sent
out their millions to the worlds sup
ply of the precious metal. The Cliff
ton copper mines shipped by OK teams
its surface ores to New Mexico and
still left a profit TO its owners. The
old Mowry mine in Harshaw was
worked in the days of civil strife for
its lead, which was carried from there
to fill the demand in the army of the
southern confederacy. All along the
southern tier of counties in this terri
tory are found traces of smelters erect
ed by the Jesuit Fathers who first
hoisted the torch of civilization in this
land. And yet the half has not been
told of our boundless wealth in min
erals.-EX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
DEMOCRATIC INSINCERITY.

The insincerity of the democratic out
cry against trusts was never more
clearly demonstrated than when the
members of that party on the Judiciary
committee of the house voted solidly
aginst Il resolution proposed by the
republicans of the committee recon-
mending an amendment to the consti-
tuition. giving congress full power over
all corporations. The truth is that the
democrats oppose anything and every
thing which they can persuade them
selves that the republicans favor. As
long as the republicans take no action.
they declare that party favOrs the
trust; and as soon as the republicans
try to regulate these, the democrats
turn about and declare that the old
party is trying 10 destroy state rights
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
BIG BUG BEGINS TO BOOM.

The Great Belcher mine, which is
being operated by II. B. Clifford IL Co.,
New York, has started the ball rolling.
This property has caused a great deal
of excitement in the Big Bug district
ON account of its immensely large bod
les of ore. \ big force of men are be
ing worked day and night and beside
having very large bodies of ore it is
getting much richer as work pro-
crosses. The next property to fall in
line in that district seems to be the
First Home mine, which is situated
about 5000 feet above the Great Bel
cher i'll the same gulch. Ed Block and
B. II. Gray of Prescott have been de-
veloping this property for a year and
it has always been considered the MAX
ing of a very valuable mine. They
have always had large bodies of good
ore, but this new strike has settled the
question beyond the shadow of a
doubt They have just encountered
Il chute of ore at the 1S0-foot- level
which is of higher grade than anything
found heretofore in the mine. IT runs
very heavy in lead, with big gold and
silver values, with little copper IN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
HAVE NOT HUNTED FOR THEM.

Now that the supreme court of the
nited States has dismissed the Ken
ucky governorship case for want of
Jurisdiction. which makes Beckham
governor of kentucky. the proper au-
.horities can now proceed to the hang
ing of the GOebel murderers, and
conspiratorS. Political assassination
should he made odious in Kentucky,
and those who countenance such pro
ceedings should he branded as coward
ly felons of the baseSt type. Star.
Up to date they do not seem to have
attempted to make any arrests in Ken
lucky of the Goebel murderes. They
have been making wholesale arrests
of republicans for political purposes
and branding them as murderers and
conspiratorS without the least shadow
of evidence against them, but as to
making any attempt to ferret out the
real GoebeI assassin. no effort what
ever seems to have been made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
IN THE FIELD OF MINING
What is Going on 10 the Line of
Recent Sa.ss, Discoveries
ami Development.
The Mineral Zone Of This Particular Sec
ton Of Arizona and its Rapid
Advancement.
Secretary Wood, of the Company, Ar
rested on Charge of Perjury.
COBRE GRANDE AFFAIR.

Secretary Wood, of the Company, Ar
rested on a Charge of Perjury
Another somewhat sensational and
exciting chapter of Cobre Grande trou-
bles is published in the PheniX Gazette.
1t treats of the arrest of Secretary ].
Henry Wood on a charge of perjury.
alleged to be contained in the follow
ing affidavit made by him last fall:
All the books of account and papers
of the said company have been open
to the inspection of said Greene at
the offices of said company, and that
the said Greene has had free access to
the said books of account and papers
at all proper times; that on or about
the first day of October, 1899, in the
town of Nogales in the state of Sonora.
and republic of Mexico. upon the
streets of said town. and in which
town the said company has not and
never had any office. the said Greene
demanded of this affiant. statement
from the books of said company of its
then financial standing; that in re-
sponse to said request this affiant
caused to he made out from the books
of said company. and delivered to
said Greene. a statement showing the
financial condition of said company,
and that by said company it was
shown and appeared that no net profits
had been made by said company from
its mining property mentioned and de-
scribed in the said Greene Mitchell
contract of November %. 1898, and
the notifications thereof dated July
-. 1899. according to the terms and
definition of net profits as therein
stated and defined"
Speaking of Cobre Grande affairs,
Mr.. Wood is quoted as saying that there
is no truth in the paragraph circulat-
ingamong the newspapers to the effect
that the decisions of the Mexican
courts are adverse to the CObre Grande
Copper company's interest and that
everything has been decided against
that company. As a matter of fact,
the truth of which can be proved by
court records. the courts of Mexico
have rendered seven decisions, only
one of which was adverse to Cobre
Grande Copper company. the other six
being in favor of that company. On
the point of property rights and own
ership there have been four decisions
rendered in favor of these being de
cided by unanimous vote of the su
preme court of Mexico. in the City of
Mexico.
The one adverse decision, above re-
ferred to, had no other end in view,
nd effected no other phase in view and
effected no other phase of the case,
than to repeal the decision of imprison-
ment against our chief opponent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
"Greaf Oaks From
Little Acorns Groxn .

A single rlicro5e cortas-s
the germ of the most r,alse-
nant n1aladieS. The kooS Is
the means BY SDkick microbes
are sent on Their deadly rrss-
sion. Small at first. tk< ~ |
crobe soon becomes 4 cs1ns.
Hoods SarSapar1la Is tkr
arch enemy of all Se-r.s az
whatever nature. rs Srz1
doses master these r.ac-osss
by disSotOirg and paSSasetk<-z
off as refuse of tie sySter,.
Female Weakness-~T krus k.s
female S'eakness Al ny Sc All s.fss.ss
DAY ard rssst from ssas.cse. : szus
taken HooSTS SarSa-a-.Iz azS An ~,
strong aesil- Ms Gsrss La-Sou.
Harlem. 10.
Rheunatism--- F Iszveaseura a.
rheu7rAtisr'. I tass EooSrs Sa-saa.zza
and Il sooz c.reS me- I s tx 6est 49,
edy Ik7ov OF for tat +ozsss- = -
HUTCHINSON. Ne1aarS Eazsy. NJ
Neuralgia took EooG-s S.-saaa-
ria for neuralgia ard n l<Ss tsza 80
month zvas perfectly cred- Azz< ~
Luck. Berfer. Pa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
TRUE AS GOSPEL.

When the history of Arizona is made
up the two administrations of Governor
y. o. Murphy Will be awarded the
need Of price Is business-like, careful
and economicaI-Noga Oasis.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30
The Prescott House!
HERMAN KERBBR. PrOp-.
AMERICAN Plan.

AMERICAN PLAN.
EVERYTHING NEW ard CLEANS
A NEW AND WELL SUPPLIED 8aR
90 With Fine Wines. Liquors
and Cigars.
o. PABST BEER on Srsuxht.
o. FREE LUNCH ALL DAY
- New and COmmodiOus Brick
Building, but one block from the
Depot.
@ New and Neat EUrRitnrs hss
just been placed in the House.
% Rates per day, 81. SIS and
Sl.5O, according to room.
The House is under new mAa--
agement.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30

Located on I6roo1a Creek. SIX ullss soaea -
Prescott. H2sssy zmpa Miai1zs l'i=--icr. 12x-
SpSi {. unity. ArizOnz-
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
DEPUTY GIFTS
HEAVY SENTENCE
Grand Jury Recommends a
WOrkhOuSO for Kent
County
Special to the Evening Journal


Dover. Oct. 26.-rhe jury in the
case Of Isaiah Deputy, charged with
using his daughter immorally, remain
ed out all Wednesday night and came
in yesterday morning. with a verdict
of guilty, and he was sentenced to
pay $500 fine and be imprisoned five
years.
William Hood, charged with COM
mitting an assault with intent to kill
Josh Johnson. on August 2S, last
IN Cheswold, was found guilty OF as
sauit and recommended to the mercy
of the court. on account of being a
victim OF epilepsy. He was sentenced
to three months Imprisonment.
Wilbur Ridgeway, alias "Oulay
Jack. was sentenced to ten lashes, $lS
fine and three months in Jail.
Noah Shockley received q sentence
Of two years for assault with inten
to kin John White of Milford.
The grand jury made an inspection
of the jail and almshouse yesterday
and reported both institutions in ex
cellent condition.
They also recommended the estab
lishnent OF a workhouse, which Chic
Justice Lore sanctioned. saying tina
this would improve the moral OF Grim
inals and lessen the taxes on tn
breadwinners.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
TO HOLD INTERESTING SERVICE
address by tho ReyF. + Briggs atg the
Y.M.C. A. Tomorrow

What promises to be a very inter
esting service will be held at the Y.
M. c. A.. on Sunday at 3.45 p. M, at
which time the Rev. l.. II. Briggs. pas
tor Of the Second Baptist Church, q
this city, will make an address TO men.
Mr. Briggs is one OF the most popu-
lar takers to men in our city, and
it is expected that there will be a
large number OF men at this service.
A special feature WIN be the popular
gospel sony service preceding the
meeting which viii be conducted by f.
A. Gael.
These meetings are being attended
by a large number OF men who enjoy
listening TO the powerful addresses
which are made to the men. special
invitation is extended to all men to
attend this service.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
NOTES OF HEtTrEtHES

Hanover Presbyterian Church. Sixth
and King streets. Preaching at 1880
a. m.. and 7.45 .. m, by the Rev.
Samuel c. Huston. of Philadelphia.
Sunday school at a. m. Christian
Endeavor at p. m.
st. Paurs NJ. q. Church. Seventh and
Market streets. the Rev. w. J.. 5. Mur-
ray, pastor $50 a. m, prayer and
class. 10.30 a. m, sermon and recep-
tion OF probationers into full member
ship, and those who will join by Ger
tihcate. 7.30 p. m, sermon by the pas
tor. 2 p. m., Sunday school. $50 p.
m, Y. p. S. G. p.
Goodman NJ. E. Church. Fourteenth
and DUPONT streets, the Rev. j. Wheel
inaton Jones. pastor Preaching 1880
a. M. and 7.S0 p m, by the pastor.
Glass $50. Sunday school, O'Clock.
Epworth League Gas. Wednesday
night class Friday night, prayer meet
ing
The Rev Wyllys Rede d. d., will
preach at the 1890 service, at Calvary
] AnnfNus DNnQh0s An' A~NN~A
preach in the evening at 7SO.
ST. Matthews Church. Chippey street
near Twelfth and Orange streets, the
Rev. Charles Bratten Dubei, curate
SUNDAY school, $50 n. m. Morning
prayer and sermon, 1890 a. m. Even
ing prayer and sermon, 7.45 p m.
Rodney Street Church. the Rev
Frederick Lewis. pastor. Services 1915
a. m. and 7.45 D. m. Morning subject
THE Result OF a Days Fishing.
Evening subject: "Pilate Warned by
His Wife" Sunday school and Bibl'
class at 2.SO p. m. Y. p. S. c. E., a
7.45 p. m.
Bethany Baptist Church. preaching
by the pastor, the Rev. o. G. Budding
ton. at 1890 a. m. and 7.45 p. m
Morning subject. "Unfading Leaves.
Evening, "He That Made Me Whole.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Meeting o
B. Y. p. o., a Gas p. m.
St Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street, above Seventh the Rev
Frederic Doerr. pastor. 1890, morn
ing service, 1.-THE Church, What She
and Might Be-" 215, Sunday sch0o
7.3O evening service. when Grea
Things Are Not Impossible i
st. Johns Church. corner Of EIiioi
avenue and Market street. the Re-
George c. Hall. ID. d.. rector Service
7.30 a. M. II a. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Sur
day school at $50 a. m. (D'sr>
The Rev. Henry Ward~Cunninghai
viii officiate in Calvary Church, Brar
dywine hundred, ON Sunday, at 81
p. m.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
preparatIons for Parade

Wilmington Conclave, No. IL. A.
o. A. NJ, will meet in its rooms at
Ninth and Market streets, on Wednes-
day night next, and proceed, headed
by the Philharmonic Band, to Fourth
and Market streets, where the parade
OF the various organizations will form
A novel feature to head the parade is
being arranged and is expected to
create favorable impression.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Debates Interest schoInrs

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
Smyrna. Cc; 26.-The scholars of
the Smyrna prb,lc schools are much
interested in the debates that are be-
ing held once a.week The last one
was of unusual interest and brought
out much argument. The question was
Resolved, That the United States
senators should be elected by the di-
rect vote of the people"
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
VICIOUS DOG BIT HIM
Animal Laceratts George Williams Flesh
in Three Places
special TO the Evening journal

New Castle. Oct. 27.-There Is here
to-day another victim Of vicious dog.
He is George Williams, who was at
tackled yesterday afternoon by a dog
belonging to Charles Baker and SO
badly bitten in three places that seri-
Gus result of the injuries is appre-
hended.
Vicious dogs have become such a
menace to pedestrians that there Is
talk of having Council pass an ordi-
nance providing for the muzzling OF
the beasts At least one dozen people
have been bitten by vicious dogs here
since Spring
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
ID Hone for Hls Idre

Special 20 the Evening JourpRl.
New Castle. Oct. 27.-The death of
Edward McCue is expected at any
time. SO precarious was his condition
last night that the baptismal and sac
ramental rites OF the Catholis Church
were administered to the young man
by the Rev. Father Hugo, OF Whining
ton. Mr.. McCue is about "a years Of
age and has been sick with lung
trouble a long time.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
STOMACH TROUBLE Is SERIOUS
For the Second Time George Unger Is in a
PrCcariOus Condition
Special to The Evoning Journal.

New Castle. Oct 27.--For the second
time in two months George Unger was
taken suddenly sick yesterday and
again is in precarioue condition.
Mr.. Unger suffers with a stomach
trouble which may be appendicitis in
its early stage. or a strangulated her
MIA. Should he recover from the pres
ent attack it is probable that he will
undergo an operation, It having been
suggested to him that only by surgi-
cal means could the cause OF his
trouble be removed.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
WIN Try 20 rnito
Speclal to the Evening Joul

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Oct. 26.-The Democrats of
the Sixth Representative district will
make another attempt to get together
on their legislative candidate to-mor-
ROW, by holding a test election at VIII
low Grove. This time both sides say
they mean business.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE ]

SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE IN
CREASE.-People apparently well and
happy to-day, tomorrow are stricken
down. and in ninety-nine cases out of
every hundred the heart is the cause.
The king Of heart remedies, DR.. Ag-
news Cure for the Heart. Is within
reach Of all. It relieves in 30 minutes
and cures most chronic cases-46.
Sold by Miller Drug Co.. 402 Market,
and n. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Man Enters Philadelphia Hospital

HTVlIaI 70 IHo INVHIHE JUuTHaI,
New Castle Oct. 27.-Accompanied
by DR.. Stewart, Joseph Fritz went to
Philadelphia yesterday and now is a
patient in the Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Fritz has suffered with stomach
trouble for several months, but not
until a thorough examination is made
will IL be known what is the cause Of
the trouble. II it is a humorous growth
It viii be removed the operation to be
witnessed by DR.. Stewart, who is the
Fritz family's physician.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
BOY swallows a Hat Pin
Special to The Evening Journal

F7TIUVIiI 20 IIIH TNNIlIIIB JUUTHHIs
Dover. Oct. 26.-Fred Richards, OF
Camden. son Of George w. Richards,
swallowed a hat pin on Monday. A
specialist from Philadelphia, with the
aid OF X-rays located the pin, yester-
day, and succeeded in removing it, The
lad Is doing well and will recover.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
win Renew Steamboat War

Smyrna, Oct 6.-Considerable sur
prise was expressed in business circles
here yesterday when it became known
that the Farm rs and Merchants
Steamboat Company had decided to
suspend business until next Spring.
Meanwhile new steamer viii he
built to succeed the Hildegarde. after
which the Smyrna steamboat war will
be renewed with added vigor.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
FOG MRNACRS SHIPPING
Hung bike Pail Oyer Bay ami River and
Kept Craft In
speeIal DO lhe EvenlnE Journal

New Castle, Oct 27.--Fog which
hung over the Delaware river and bay
this morning was about as thick and
nasty as the oldest riverman can re-
call II was fully 10 o'clock before il
began to lift at the Breakwater, but as
late as noon it was reported as still
thick az Reedy Island. IL was a de-
cided menace to shipping, and ship
pers generally held their craft waiting
for IL to break before weighing an
chOr.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Thier stoIe vnlnnhle renm

fpeclaI % the EVonlng IournaI
Dover. Oct. 26-While Evans Cook,
OF Woodside, was taking lunch at a
Loockerman street restaurant, on
Wednesday night, somebody stole his
horse and buggy. Up to last evening
no trace Of the animal which Is q valua-
Bile one and a trotter. had been dis
covered
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
TO ENLARGE MILL
IL M'KINLRY WINS
This Is the Determination Of
the Knowles Wooden
Company
snocial III tha Erenlng Journal.

New Castle. Oct. 26.-In the event OF
the reelection of President william
MCKINLEY extensive Improvements VIII
he made TO the plant of the James q.
knowles Woolen Company here.
These new departments will give em-
ployment TO at least 100 men ana
women
Notwithstanding the unusually high
price of the raw material, the com
pany has found good markets for Its
product. and its plant has been Kept
busy both night and day. Should MT
Mckinley be reelected the company
hopes for a better market than ever.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
NIeeting Nnt a snccess

Special to the Evening Journal.
Smyrna, Oct. 26.--The Democratic
mass meeting in the Opera House last
night was not very largely attended.
Congressman Griggs. Of Georgia. and
Ichn Biggs. Of Wilmington. were billed
rs the speakers, but the Southerner
was called home yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Bntled with Nraeonio Honors

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Smyrna, Oct. 26.-The funeral of Jo-
siah d. Evans, one Of the oldest citi-
zens Of Smyrna, was we'll attended.
Mr.. Evans was a charter member OF
Harmony Lodge. No. 8, A. F. A. NJ,
and was buried with Masonic rites.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
New Case Reported

At the Health Office yesterday. a
new case of diptheria was reported at
No. 1l13 East Eleventh street. The
sufferer is Mrs. Karholsen, wife OF the
Swedish clergyman.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
New Factory for Bowers Beach

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Oct pa new canning fac
tory has been started at Bowers
Beach, to be used in canning poultry
during the winter season. 1t will give
employment to many persons.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Nothing Can
Take its Place.

You can't insure yourself any
more than your house can insure
itself. The man who prefers to
"save" the money which life
insurance costs, forgets that while
he is saving, his wife and family
are running the risk of his death.
Insure your life, and your family
will Immediately attain a position
which otherwise you could only
give them after years of labor and
saving.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
burglars Overlooked Money

seaford, Oct 26.-Burglars forced an
entrance into the hardware store Of
Lew Wallace last night, and after
blowing open a safe carried away
knives, pistols and razors, valued Mt
5000. A pOcketbook containing over
$500, which was in the safe, was un-
discovered.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
Coiored Folk Make Merry

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Oct 27.-Colored resi-
dents OF Delaware City held a jubila-
tion there last evening in which sew
eral New Castle folk and Wright's s
Band. of Wilmington. participated.
The feature OF the jubilee was cake
walk.
Evening journal., 1900-10-27
NIeehanios Wn smol,e

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Oct 27-The local lodge
OF Jr. o. L. A. NJ, will give a smoker
in the council rooms next week. Me-
chanies from Wilmington have been
invited to attend and a pleasant even
ing is anticipated.