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The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
ASSASSIN KNOWN.
Goebels Family DO Not Charge the Re
publioans with His Murder.

Goebers Family DO Not Charge the Re.
publioans with His Murder.
Cincinnati, o., Especial. )-Mr. 4. @. Camp
bell, who has been employed by the brothers
OF the late william Goebel TO assist in the
prosecution OF the assassin OF Mr.. Goebel,
was here, fresh from conference with his
associates held at Lexington. In converse.
tion Mr. Campbell was unwilling to disclose
the state Of their case but he said that, SC
far as now known, the assassin was not YET
arrested. He added that the assassin would
be arrested whenever force OF 900 armed
men could be- had to go to certain county
in Eastern Kentucky.
He said further that the attorneys for the
commonwealth claim to have proof to estab-
llsh a conspiracy for the assassination, but
he made the assertion that this conspiracy
was not charged against the Republican
leaders, but against what Is known as the
Anti Goebel party" He further said that
It included men who were officials prior to
the late election, and men who thought they
became officials after the late election.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
TO MOVE ON PRETORIA.
General Roberts Is Making Ready
General Gatncre Redeeming
Himseif,

London, (By Gable. )-Several kilograms
have passed between President Kruger aud
the British government In addition to the
Salisbury Kruger correspondence already
published Tho Foreign Office received II
despatch from Pretoria. The contents OF
these communications cannot yet be OBJ
tained.
SO far as the military situation is CON
cerned, there is practically no change. Lord
Roberts Is quietly milking preparations Tor
tue next move. As necessary to beginning,
General Gstacre and Brabant are swiftly
moving from point to point in the southern
districts OF the Free State, dispensing or ac-
cepting the surrender Of any remaining
Beers, thus insuring the safety OF Lord
Roberts communications before starting to-
ward Pretoria.
correspondent Of the Daily News at
Springfontein, describing these movements,
says;
General Gatacre is sweeping through
the country like cyclone, with flying col
umns in all directions. His swittness and
strategy have proved Of inestimable value
to Lord Roberts.
The rebuilding Of the railway bridge at
Noryal Point will occupy two months. The
temporary bridge will be completed in about
ten days. Meanwhile supplies are trans
ported by an aerial tramway across the gap.
These works necessarily delay the providing
Of supplies for the advance.
Lord Methuen's movements north of Kim
berly are believed to be q prelude to the
gathering Of a column of 10000 men, with
Kimberley as base, to strike eastward
from Fourteen Streams into the Trans
vaai.
The long and anxiously awaited news OF
the relief Of Mafeking has not yet been re-
ceiyed.
Mr. Schreiner the Cape premier, has
granted the request Of the mayor of Cape
Town that a public holiday be proclaimed
throughout the colony on the relief Of Mafe-
king.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
KENTUCKT's LOST REPUTATION.

Leading citizens start Movement In
Various cities to Retrieve It.
Lexington, KY, Especial. "A meeting was
held here attended by Leading citizens Of
this city and surrounding cities, whose OBJ
ject was to put on foot non-partisan move,
TO retrieve the lost reputation OF Kentucky
due 10 the present complicated state OF af-
fairs. A similar move Is on foot In Louis
willie and Coylngton. SO far tho work is be-
ing done with more or less secrecy. II was
decided to issue an address to all counties In
the state calling conventions to select dele
gates April 20 to a state convention to be
held in Louisville, April a. Beyond this
nothing definite was DONE
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
A CHICAGO MYSTERY SOLVED.

Identification Of the Man and Girl Con.
oernod in the VendOme Tragedy.
Chicago, ILL.,, Especial. Tho Vendome
Hotel suicide and the woman no killed have
been identified as NJ Goldhas, proprietor OF
cigar and confectionery store on West
Fourteenth street, and Jennie Llss, fourteen
years old, an employe Of cigar factory.
Although Of tender age, she had been keep
ing company with Goldlas for some time.
1t IS asserted that the man was infatuated
with her, and that he probably killed her In
a ilt OF jealousy. Goldfas was thirty years
Of age and married
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS.

Indications That the War May Be Over
I'm a short Time.
London, (By Cable. )-The Cape Town cor
respondent of the Daily Mail, telegraphing
Tuesday, March 20, says:
II have just arrived from Bloemfontein,
where learned that no further movement
is probable for three weeks, as negotiations
are proceeding. l failed to ascertain the
nature Of the negotiations, or whether Sir
Alfred Miners departure from Cape Town
is connected with them, but should not be
surprised II the war collapsed quickly"
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
PonnIniInn of Manila.

Washington, Especial. )-The War Depart
nent has received report from the sanitary
corps, which has been making census OF
Manila. It places the people actually living
ln houses within the police district at l50-
I00 The Chinese population was turned in
as 1852 This is said to be far out OF the
way. II Is estimated that at least 80 600
Chinese live In the eitv.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
THE GOEBEL ASSASSINATION.

ArraiRnmont Of Three Men Accused OF
Being Accessories.
Frankfort, KY, Especial. )-Caleb Powers,
Jonn Davis and William II. Culton, charged
with being accessories to the murder Of VIII
liam Goebel, were arraigned for trial before
Judge Moore. Ex-Gov. John Young Brown
made demand for list OF witnesses for the
commonwealth, but this was refused by the
prosecution, on the ground that publicity
might cause some Of them to avoid being
summoned.
Commonwealth Attorney Franklin and
County Attorney Polsgroye refused to either
afIlrm or deny the story that Sergeant Gold.
en- had made an alleged confession Of knowl.
ed-e aoDoerninR the Goebel assassination.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
PROTOCOL SIGNED.
Time for Ratincation Extended Twelve
Months from Date.

Time for Ratification Extended Twelve
Months from Date.
Washington, Especial. Secretary Hay and
Ambassador Cambon signed protocol ex-
tending the time allowed for the ratification
OF tho French reciprocity treaty. BY the
terms OF the protocol the treaty is 10 be rati-
fed las soon as possible, and within ~
months from date
This Is the same provision that was adopt
ed In respect to the British West Indian reci.
procity treaties. The period OF time allowed
for the ratification OF the French treaty will
expire next Saturday. It is stated at the
State Department that efforts are to be re-
doubled to secure action on the treaty dur
ing the present session OF Congress-
The treaty has not yet been ratified by the
French Chamber of Deputies, but no delay
Is anticipated on that score after We shall
have acted here.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
RNaLAND,s NEW TASK.

Dutoh In the Colony In Revolt In I've
Districts.
Cape Town, (By Gable. NEARLY the whole
OF the Dutch population OF the Prieska and
Kenhardt districts are IN rebellion.
Many Of the Dutch from neighborng dis
tricts are reported 20 have joined them,
notably Piet M9Olman, who will lead she
rebels.
The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
HYDROPHoBIA CAUSES PANIC.
Two Deaths In the Pee Dec Section of
south Carolina.

south Carolina.
Columbia, s. O., Especial Mad dogs
have caused panic In several localities OF
the Pee Dee section. Samuel Nelson, OF
statesburg, bitten some weeks ago, died
OF bydrophobia, after suffering the worst
form Of the malady, and another man, name
unknown, is reported to have died In Sum.
ter County.
In few hours In Sumter, sl0O was raised
by public sub scription to send Samuel Il,
Shaw and his three children to the Pasteur
Institute. In attempting to kill u mad dog
which had attacked his children, Shaw him.
self was badly bitten. In the adjoining
county OF Darlington Ave children were re-
Gently bitten by rabld dog. All wore sent
TO the Pasteur Institute for treatment.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Why Ne Took to Farming.

Joaquin Miller, the California poet, has hourishing frnit farm which is his present fad. It has taken the place of the house in the tree. The new di- rectory of San Francisco registers him as Joaquin Miller, fruit farmer" When his friends twitted him about it he answered that according to a girl in Chicago, lie supposed he should write poetry, bat farming was his passion. Mir. Miller explained with twinkle in his eye, that when he was being enter tained in Chicago he was attracted by an exceedingly pretty girl about IS years old
 II insisted upon knowing her, said Mir. Miller, "and tried to make her feel that l was as young as the rest of them by taking her out on the moonlit plaza and quoting poetry 10 her. At the end of my verses she looked up at the old man beside her with pretty show 0f interest and said: 'Derr me, Mir. Miller, you certainly should write poetry. You say such sweet things >
Cochise review., 1900-07-19

long 4 in sq set F ins in the ground surrounded by mound of stones scribed D M L-lll0, whence U $ M M No bears Il 3 deg, IA min w 3S57 it, thence n 76 deg, E min E lG3 it to in. tersection line 3.4 Boston lode of this group at n deg, 20 min W 43l 1t from cor No 5, GOO it same bearing to cor No , identical with cor of location and with cor No Harrison lode of this group, thence 2S deg, 4S min F. 74.24 it Co intersection line 23 Delmar lode of this group at Fl deg, B min W Go3,3l 1t from cor No ?, 1900 it same hearing to cor No 3 identical with loca- tion and with cor No Danville lode of this survey; thence 7G deg, l3 min W GOD lt to cor No 1 identical with loca. ton and with cor No Danville lode of this group, thence Il 2S deg, IS min W Sn3.3o ft to cor No Dallas lode, llT5.l0 ft same bearing to intersection line 23 Delmar lode of this group at n 7i deg
 1 min F GI.69 1t from cor No B, 1900 it same bearing to cor No l, the place of beginning
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
1hf tASTtR SUNDAY
Drifting to Run Into the Rich
 Ore Streak.
ttfOrtS Are Being Made to Discover the Extent of the Late WOn-
 dertul Find.

The rapid and successful development work on the Easter Sunday continues to be undertaken by the management with great energy.
 The company superintendent is now directing the direction to be followed by drift which is being undertaken especially to exploit the ground in the direction calculated to uncover the ledge which has shown such cXtraordi- nary wealth in gold.
 It will be remembered that few days ago only this mine disclosed a ledge, assays from which were remark able for their extreme richness, result ing from three careful and reliable tests.
 The extent of this mine of wealth must be ascertained with reasonable certainty, and although there is little doubt that the extent of the rich find will be amply satisfactory to the own CTS, it is sought to place the matter within the lines of q fair computation.
 Hence work in the nature of discov cry will be actively prosecuted,
 Ben Behrend was s'amOng the number who left town this morning for the coast towns. He will spend vacation at Santa Monica.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
flo for the SeaShOrel

Excursion every Thursday for Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, santa Barbara, and other places. Limit of tickets, ninety days. Fare only $3l .05. Step down to the grand old ocean's level; get breath of the cool sea breezesa It. win dn you good. Don't wait till the season ia over. For any information desired address r. IT. Goodman, c. r. A, San Francisco: or F. $. Webster. Local Aet. Benson, AT.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
pEs MONIES LODE.

Beginning at cor No l, the q " cor, identical with locatiQn,a a pine post it
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
RATIFICATION TOR MINING PATfNIS
Mining Application No. Survey No. l4l0.
II s. Land Office, Tucson, Ariz.,

~. S Land Oflce, Tucson, AriZ.,
 July l2, 1900.
 Notice is hereby given that the Low ell X Arizona Copper Mining and Smelling Co, of Bisbee, 'ochise county, Arizona Territory, per F, q. tenner, al. t0rneY, in fact whose postOfttce ad dress ia Bisbee, Cochise county, &ri, zona Territory, have this day flied their application for patent for l350, JlD, 200, 750, l257, l257, l0G0, 20, 1900, 1919, ia55. 1890, 1900, l469, 520 linear feet respectively of the Galena, Helen, Lowell. Despiain, Auburn, Delmar, Minnesota, Boston. Des Moines, liar rison, Danville, Hanchett, Dallas, De levin, Higgins veins, lodes or deposits, tearing copper and other metals. To yetheT with surface ground 600, 250 l2l, 563, 550, 600, GD0, 322, GOO, too, 600, 300, GOO, 600. 3i0 feet in width respectively on each Situated in the Warren Mining District. Goun- tyr of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and designated hy the hsid notes and official plat on file in this office as Survey No. l4l0,approXimateiy in township No. 23 south, range No. 9I east, on ansurveyed lands, Gila and Salt River base and meridian, Arizona, said survey No. lll0 being as follows:
 LOWELL. LODE.
 Beginning at cor Nc l, the N. W. cor, identical with location and with cor. No. 4, survey No, ll20, R pine post in, sq. { it. above ground, surrounded by mound of stones, scribed l.. l. i4l0, whence U 5. Nj. Nj, No 4bears N deg, A min. W, 2l27.5 ft.Jhsnce g. a deg, 1 min. r., l24 1t, to cor No 9, identical with location and on line G l, aialena lode of this group, at S 65 deg, Is min, w, 600,4 it, from cor, No. |, thence s 65 deg, 45 min. w., 3Ol fl ta cor No 3, identical with location thence N 73 deg, l min ", 25 fl. to cor No4 whence original location bears N 73 deg, min " 64 ft., thencs N A. deg 22 min. E. 25I5 fl to cor. No. .the place of beginning
 HELEN LODE
 Beginning at cor No l. the N. r. cor, identical with location, pine post it long 4 in sq, set l2 il in the ground, surrounded by monnd of stones scribed fl, L--14lO, whence q. S M NJ No I bears N. 2 deg, 2I min. w 25l4 1t, thence 8 IS deg ,l7 min, w S495 fl, to intersection line IA Desplain lode at N. 7. deg, IA min. W.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
DEI.MAR LODE,

Beginning at cor No. l, the N. F., cor, identical with location and with cor. No. 9, Auburn lode of this group and fully described therennder, whence U. $, M. NJ. No. 1 bears N 22 deg, OI w. 3233 it., thence $. IS deg, z min. E.. 600 it. to cor No ? identical with loca ton, thence $, q deg, 33 min. w. li.2O 1t. to intersection line 2-3 liar rison lode of this survey al $. 2S deg. 4S min. E. 2fG5 feet from cor No 9 G013i feet same bearing to intersection line IA Harrison lode ct s 2s deg, I9 min, F.. 7l,A 1t. from cor. No. ], l0733l it, same bearing to Intersection line ! ] Boston lode of this group at A [ deg, 20 min. w 3lS6O it from cor. No 3, 1924 1t, same bearing to intersection line l4 Des Moines lode of this group at & 2S deg, 45 min F.. l249l from cor No l, l25I 10 feet same bearing to cor No 2, identical with location, thence Y lS deg, 7 min. W 600 1t. to cor No I, identical with location and with cor No 2, Auburn claim of this survey, thence N T deg, B min. r., 303lO 1t to intersection line 3-4 Boston lode of this survey at $. 2 deg, 20 min E. l29 1t, from ccr No I, l25.lO it., same bSaring to cor No. l. the place of he ginning
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
lH ..-
 THE COPPER QUEEN STORE..
SOME MARKED REDUCTIONS IN PRICES INCIDENTAL TO THE SEASON < :. .s

Thus early, in the very midst of wearing and need time for you, we begin preparing our: stocks for the new season, some months ahead. Very often the preparation entails a lesser profit, and in many cases no profit at all hut the loss is compensated for by having stocks in condition and being free to receive the best and the choicest the new season has to offer. Some of the goods the prices of which have been affected by this preparation and getting ready are: a..,
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
lost on the Desert

Implies horrible thirst: hut there's no need of being thirsty when you can go to the Palace Saloon and get a clear, cool drink of beer.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Millinery

Trimmed Hats, Walking Hats, Sailors all sorts of summer headwear for' feminine folks Scarcely q dozen trimmed hats left but the reduction in prices will make up for the lack of choice. Walking Hats, some for as little as fifty cents. For dollar you may pick from the best we have.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Shirt Waists

If the Shirt Waists were last year $ styles We couldn't have paid less regard |" the cost than We have in remarking these waists all new and desirable styles.
 soc 75c S5c SIPS You'll find every waist we have under one of these prices. The 7S and 85 ones sold for SIPS and $l SO At SIPS you'll find waists that sold for s2.O0, g. 50 and upwards.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Made to Order Clothing
 At Less than Usual

One the largest tailoring establishments represent decided olose lines of piece goods
 their preparation fall To do this the eecua method has hesa adoped-a in price. The difference in price we hand you, and here htty eight samples select from styles that you wouldn't at any price good desirable cloths and made just care ruy though you paying full price The saving you will he from two dollars according the quality you select You had better look these hegh samples anyway,
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
BOSTON LODE.

Beginning at cor No !, the N. N. cor, identical with location and with cor, No, ,, Minnesota lode of this sur vey, pine post 1t long, 1 in sg. set l2 in in the ground scribed E. L.--l4l0, whence IT, 2. M, NJ. No, bears N. 2s deg a0 min. W }28o40 it. thence N : deg, % min. E, 9l.20 fl, to intersection line 3-4 Degpiain lode al N. 3l deg, II min, 30 sec E., 7G2) f. rom cor. No 2, l060 70 1t came bearing to cor, No Q, identical with location and with cor
 No. 4, Minnesota lode of this group.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28
{ AT the NORTH END

DIR. Mccullough had a decidedly un-
pleasant experience last evening. A
young lad went into the doctors office
on Admiral street about 3 o'clock, and
told him he was wanted Immediately
at the house of a patient named Kelley
on Admiral street. The doctor started
out very quickly for the Kelley home
stead. but he did not reach that place
last night. AS he was going along Ad-
miral street. near strip OF woods, he
was suddenly struck I'm the face by a
woman who had been in hiding. The
blow was from a brick that was in a
stocking. and the doctor was hit square
ly on the nose.
The doctors face was badly cut and
his nose, 81 is feared. is broken. From
the nose and cuts on the face the blood
flowed freely, and the doctor. who went
90 the Second police station TO report
the affair, left some OF his blood there
A for the We 6ssan who used the
stocking with the brick in it, she es-
capped. Dr. McCullough says he is at
loss To account for the savage attack
upon him. and his neighbors know no
reason why the well-known physician
should be 10 treated.
The Young Mems Montefiore Associa-
tion will hold n grand ball I'm What
Cheer hall on Dewey Day, May fst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

1t is quite probable that Elmwood
Lodge will soon build upon the re-
mainder OF its lot at the corner of Elm
wood and Potter's avenues. At a re-
cent meeting of the lodge Brothers II.
+. Warrington, Reuben $. Bemis and
Lewis j. Pierce, were made a commit
tee to inquire into the advisability Of
the scheme. They will make an effort
To have a branch of the Public library
located in the new building. and IL they
succeed in getting this, they will pro-
ceed at once with the building, and the
addition will be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
Rhode Island Lodge will hold a whist
party Monday evening In its hall, u
Westminster street.
st. John Lodge conferred the rank OF
Page upon one candidate Wednesday
evening. The same degree will be con-
ferred again at the next meeting.
At the meeting OF El Karan Temple.
knights OF khorassan. was held very
interesting session Wednesday evening.
there being about 20 candidates. all OF
whom came out alive and appeared to
enjoy the ceremony Of initiation quite
as much as the "votaries.'' A. salad
supper with early spring vegetables for
side dishes.' was served and the whole
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28
EMPIRE KNIGHTS OF RELIEF.

The regular meeting of Providence
Council. 135. was held in room SIS. In
dustrial Trust building, Wednesday ev-
ening. Commander George ID. Liddell in
the chair. The attendance was large
and the meeting was an interesting
one. Applications were acted upon and
il is expected that at the next meeting
there Will be several limitations. The
committee on bylaws reported progress
and the social committee announced
that they expect to make the social ses-
sion OF May 9Th of a satisfactory char
acter. There will be a smoke, chew
and drink for such as want IL as wei
as other entertainment. Everything Will
be free to those who are fortunate
enough to be the possessors of tickets,
which will also be free and will be pre-
sented by members of the council TO
gentlemen who they consider would
make desirable associates i'm the coun-
eli chamber Ii In intended that aside
from the pecuniary benefits derived
from membership in the Empire
knights of Relief that the fraternal
and social features shall be equal TO
anything IN the country.
The order Is growing nicely In other
sections and as II becomes better known
II Is bound 10 grow in this city.
Applications have been made for per-
mission 70 open charter lists I'm several
places throughout the state and before
the year ends the membership I'm Rhode
Island will be a thousand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28
Orders ; : ; : u
: ; and Societies

washed down with a very palatable
mixture.
There win be no more degree work
by this temple until late In the fall.
A good sized delegation from this
city visited Narragansett Lodge at
Clyde. Tuesday evening, and assisted
the lodge in comforting the second and
third degrees upon one candidate. Five
applications for membership We're re-
ceiyed
Red Cross Lodge Will hold memo
rial service in their hall on Thurbers
avenue tomorrow afternoon. at $3.50.
Next Thursday evening the rank OF
page will be conferred upon a number
OF candidates i'm Providence Lodge. A
team from Garfield Company OF the
Uniform Rank Will assist.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge visit
ed What Cheer Lodge. Monday evening.
The second and third degrees We're
conferred upon one candidate at the
meeting OF Emwood Lodge. Wednes-
day. This lodge will celebrate it's ami
yersary Wednesday evening. II will be
a stag affair. There are number OF
surprises in store for one or more OF
the members.
AT the meeting OF Enterprise Lodge,
Thursday evening, Past chancellors
Henry Normandy. William $. McQuitty
and the keeper of records and seal Were
ndQc cOUllDltict 10 diIdhtt lOi tDt
10th anniversary Of the lodge, which
Will be held Thursday evening, June Z.
The minstrel show held by the Dark
town Bellies" but better known as the
members OF Lucretia Temple os the
Rathbone Sisters in the hall OF Gar
field Lodge, Thursday evening, was a
huge success. There were many local
hits, and IL was decided that the show
was ''all right"
Next Tuesday evening Perseverance
Lodge will celebrate Its 18th anniver-
sary with a reunion, social and sup
per.
The rank of esquire was conferred
upon one candidate at the meeting OF
Ivanhoe Lodge. Thursday evening.
Two applications for membership
were received in Howard Lodge, We'd
nesday evening.
The whist party held by Elmwood
Lodge, Monday evening. was not as
well attended as it was expected that
IL would be.
The printed proceedings OF the recent
session OF the Grand Lodge are ready
for distribution.