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The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04

For Sale At a Bargain Good pay. ing saloon and groceriy business reason for selling going away Adress, c. II. MAUK, BlaisdeIl, A. T
 After July 1st the Yuma Ice Co will wholesale beer to the trade only. Out of town shipments solicited.
 Good water means good health good water is obtained by using q sanitary still for sale by Cotter Drup Store.
 We will make prompt deliveries Of ice in any quantity ordered, full weight and guarantee satisfaction. Phone 24. Patronize home industry.
 Call in and see those sanitary stills at Cottor Drug Store,
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
HAY AND GRAIN ;::s: :::: ::::''
SOUTH MAIN ST, YUMA, A, T

Flags and fire works at Tonini's s Fine wines, liquors and cigars al ! the Hotel Vendome bar.
 First class service and goods guar anteed at the Vendome. White cooks at Hotel GanGolfo, American and European plan. Riley's Cash Store, fancy and stap- pie groceries. As cheap as the cheapest All goods promptly delivered free.
 Drinks in season at the Hotel Ven dome bar.
 White cooks at the s. ?. Hotel. The only hotel in town on the American plan.
 If you want pure ice buy distilled water ice from the Yuma Ice Com pany.
 Fine meals st the Hotel GandoIfo Cafe.
 Fine fancy fans, Chinese fans. Japa- nese fans and all kinds of fans at Sam Lungs grocery store
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiskies at The Ruby.
 Go to Geo. Paxton store and get all Kinds of fruit, vegetables, cigars, to- bacco, bread, cakes, pies, etc. Quick sales and small profits is my motto. PostOaice corner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
Hotel Arrivals.
s. P. HOTEL,

$. ?. HOTEL,
 Among the arrivals at the S. ?. Hotel this week are:
 c P Cronin & wi, H Schwarth, Mrs. S A Mustain, Yuma; W Oatman, Edith NJ Stafford, S F; Thos Kelly, Mrs. E Aubury, c w Johnson, & wi, Miss Jacobs, Picacho; T s Thompson, San Gabriel; H Hall, Phoe; Geo Lufkip, Tucson; F Homer, Oakland JM Weles, St Louis; A F Gnye, J Vosburg, 4 R Mccormick, c T Ger man, 5 G Edward, L 4; c " Com thers, N Y; Geo w Norton, Mohawk Francis M Neel < wi, Blanche J 5ouIe. Lyda Little,S A Larson,T T AT Drennsn, Charles s McNichoIs, Mrs Anna Sin claIr, Mrs. Liza Sinclair, Parker, 4 T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04


 Gilroy & Moretti.
 Mrs Geo. Paxton is again very ill.
 Everybody in Yuma celebrates to- day.
 CL. Brown returned Monday iron Los Angeles.
 Al Crawford returned Saturday to Los Angeles.
 Lw. Alexander of the King is al the s. P. Hotel.
 The county board of equalization convened Monday.
 Thos. Kelly of Picacho registered at the s. P. Hotel this week.
 Mel Greenleaf has returned from a visit to his family at Tempe.
 Archie Priest returned Saturday from trip to Tyson'S Wells.
 The report of the marriage of Chas'
 
 Rise remains yet unconfrmed.
 Dr. Greenlesf is again confined to his room with a spell of illness.
 Mrs. S.F. DeCorse returned last week from a visit to Los Angeles.
 Francis NJ. Neel and wife of Parker were at the s. P. Hotel last week.
 Mrs. Juan Zabala and family left Friday for Los Angeles to spend the summer.
 pr Hefernan returned Monday evening from the coast where he has been for the past two weeks.
 J. Vosburg, representing the Crane company of Los Angeles, made this office 6 pleasant call Monday.
 Father Durand left for Tucson Tues day evening to attend the reception of the new bisLop for this diocese.
 A company has been organized in San Diego for the purpose of securing land and boring for oil near Yuma
 Jose M. Molina contemplates putt ing a new front in hls store building and extending it to the line of the street.
 The new brick residence owned by John Stofella and adjoining his store building is just about ready for occu- pancy.
 This weather is ideal. The craven knave who would complain of climatic conditions here would kick was he going to be hanged.
 The Methodist church last Sunday held patriotic services in honor of the Fourth of July. A large audience was present and enjoyed the exercises.
 C.W. Johnson and wife and Miss Jacobs of Picacho were at the s. P. Hotel tbis week on their way to Los Angeles. Mrs. Johnson is quite i'll. C.E. EicheIberger and family left Saturday for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer. They were accompanied by Miss Susie De La Ossa. A Los Angeles oil company has purchased g standard rig and will within few weeks begin boring for oil on their leased land south of Yuma.
 Louie Jaeger donated $45 worth of fireworks to the committee on arrange ments and with $2O more added to Mir. Iaeger's donation grand display will take place tonight on the reservoir hill.
 H. s. Laughlin, secretary of the prison, now struts around like pea cock. all because a handsome baby girl has been born to him. The little arrived in Los Angeles on June 28.
 Excursion tickets are now on sale at the s. P. depot for San Francisco and northern Califern points. Tickets good on regular train leaving here Fridays, same as to Southern Califor- nia points. Round trip good for ninety days.
 . A party came down from Parker in row boats Monday, making the trip in two days. The party consisted of Chas. $. McNichols, T. NJ. brennan, Mrs. Anna Sinclair, Mrs. Liza Sinclair, Blanche J. Soule, LYda Little and s. A. Larson. The party are on the way to the coast where they go to spend sheir vacations,
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
l Rich Mans Project,

A rich mans statement that he in- tends to devote almost his entire for tune to charitable works has aroused much discussion. This is because if will accomplish much good. It is q pralsewo rthy endeavor, but there are many other agencies which accom- plish just as much good. Take Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters for instance the great American remedy. For fifty years it has cured constiration dyspepsia and all-the ills which arise from weak digestion. This medicine will keep the stomach in good shape and the bowels regular. Itis a wonder. fuI restorative tonic and health builder It Is also a preventive for malaria lever and ague. Ask for it, and insist upon having it. See that 8 Private Revenue Stamp covers the neck Of inc bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
''HOw to Cure all Skin Diseases"

Simply apply ''6wAYNs's OINTMENr.' Nointernsl medicine required. Cures letter, eczema itch, all eruptions On the face hands, nose 5c. leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other
 mody Ask your druggist for swA7Nr's OINTMENT
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
LOCAL NOTES,

The only place in town to get the Anheuser & Busch St Lotus peer i' Gilroy & MOretti.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
For Over Efffv venra

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child. softens the gums allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm mediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Be sure. and ask for "Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04

Acosta, Jose Rodriguez, Ma tin Aguirre, D Serrano, GiIa Dominguez, Lola Sayere, s E Flores, Antonio Smith, FEE Horan, Nettle Yamos, J A hneder, Ben F Varelas, Sra G Ramirez, x c Whitehead. Walter Persons calling for the above letters will please say, Advertised"
 R. H CHANDLER, P. M.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
Advertised Letters.

List of Letters remaining unclaimed in Yuma Postofice week ending Tulv 1QOO
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-07-04
WEATHER REPORT

Rainfall for the week, .OO
 MATTHEW DEvANE, Station Agert'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
The Grand Circuit.
ny Associated Press. /,

HARTFORD. CONN, Sept s-The Grand
one feature. Prince Albert. one of the
iaHee starters in the free-for-all pace. after
making half in l:oo33-4, came in at the
wire, either held by Maker, who was up
or in distress. taking second place. The
odds We're $50 10 $40 OF, the horse, and the
bets were declared OFF by the judges, on
the supposition that Walker held the
horse. Walker drew the horse in the Sec
ond heat, and bets We're again declared
of. and explained that Prince Albert came
down The stretch suffering from blind
staggers. and that he was obliged 10 bleed
him as soon as he left his heat.
Veterinarians were sent to examine the
horse. The talent was badly upset by
the occurrence. The short end having big
money in sight Summary: ~
22:sa Trot; purse. sl2,o9o-Major Greer won
ia three straight heats: Dolly BlGwen sec
ond. Marquis third. Time, 2:15 1-2, 2:14 Ia,
;se:.l6 L.
Charter Oak. consolation; purse, sSea-
Lady Geraldine wen in two straight heats;
Maggie Andersen second. Joe Watts third.
Time. 22::ll Ia, 2.131 -e.
Egee-for-all each heat a race. purse.
S1.bDO- Indiana won in three straight
hea1s; Soney second, Prince Albert third:
Time 2..o5. aa::oi i, 2: . ::iS.
Admirai won the second and third heats.
/ ans. Paul Revere won the first heat Time.
! z:g5 1v22, 2..g7l-i. 2:0s 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
Ervan,s fellow citizens, most of them

ErVanS 1ellOW ciliHelS, IiiOSt " 'tiNA''
horn as free as ne was born. II our OPP
ponents are sincere they must necessarily
deueunce what has been done in North
Carolina with even more bitterness thaii
they have shown in denouncinS what mas
been done in the Philippines.
The policy of expansion is America S
historic policy. We have annexed the
Philippines exactly as we have annexed
Hawaii, New Mexico and Alaska They
are now part of American territory, and
we have no more right to give them up
than we have the right to restore Hawai-
to the Kanaka Queen or to abandon Mas
ka to the EsquimauX. There IS not a
particle Of difference between the cases
We cannot go back. first for the sake OIL
the islands themselves and next for the
sake Of our own honor The Hen VINO
are making speeches on the unrighteouS-
ness of our expanding in the Philippines
might. with as much justification. 1ncite
the Sioux and the Apache tribes to out
break against US, on the ground that we
have no right to retain South Dakota or
Arizona. The policy of the Kansas City
platform is a policy OF economic disaster
and financial dishonor at home and OF
unworthy shrinking from duty abroad
and we appeal to all honest. far-seeinS.
brave and patriotic men North CT South.
East or West to stand with us now against
the men who would bring such abuse and
misery upon our country, md to support
Us, as we urtlold the cause of honesty and
of industrial welI-beng al home and The
honor of the American flag in the lace
OF all the people of the earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
FUSION IN MINNESOTA.
Governor Lind Nominated by Accla-
NATION TO Succeed Himself.
lBr Associated Rress)


ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 6-Fusion was
ELECTED between the Minnesota Democrats
and Popul;sts to-day and a full State ticket
was named, headed by Governor John
Lind An electoral ticket was also en-
xiorsed by the two conventions.
The Democratic Convention was one OF
the most enthusiastic gathering of the
party ever held in Minnesota Nearly
every one of the LAO delegates was N his
seat
Governor Iind-s nomination to succeed
himself was made by exclamation with a
roar.
The platform renews allegiance to the
national Democracy and its principles; re-
joices in the nomination of Bryan and
Stevenson. condemns the Porto Rtcan
tariff; extends sympathy to rEie Beers in
South Africa and condemns the Republic
cans for not expressing sympathy with
them; condemns the high protective
tariff as productive of trusts, and ap-
proves the effort. of organized labor for
shorter working day. Strongly endorses
the administration of Governor Lind in all
particulars. and demands that the gross
earnings tax on railroad be increased to
per cent
The ticket was ratified tonight by a
unass-meeI.ng Of the two conventions, adj
dressed by Governor Lind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
Presidential Electors Selected Yes
tcrdny in state Convention.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TRENTON. N j., Sept. e.-The New
Jersey Republicans to-day elected Presi-
dental electors in State Convention Sena-
tor Sewall, in accepting the Craftsmanship
of the convention, spoke OF ex-Pres.dent
Harrison as one of the greatest statesmen
of the century. He spoke of the election
of President Cleveland, and thanked Cod
that it was not Mr. Bryan, for Mr.. Cleve-
land was an honest man. Speaking OF the
Spanish war. he continued:
II was NOT for the taking of the Philip
pines, but one man must not set his judg-
mentE against his party and his country,
and submitted to the will of the majority
E Now that we have taken the Philippines,
we must not recede from our position. The
PHILIPPINES will come out all right
Resolutions were adopted when cite evil
deEees of national prosperity, and declare
that condition due TO protective tariff
Legislation and maintenance of the gold
standard.
Is On the Philippine question the resoiu-
tons say:1
we believe it is the duty of the Press:
dent of the United States to use all the
forces at his command to suppress insur-s
Erection wherever the authority OF the
Governments opposed and we deprecate
and denonnce the conduct OF recreani
americans who, by abuse of the right OF
free speech, give aid and encouragement
TO insurraction and rebellion among Reo-
pies owing allegiance to our flag. w hen hen
peace shall have been restored in our new
possessions Republican admin. stra sio ON!
following the traditions of the party. VIII VIII
give to the Phil ppines a government ui-
der such form as viii afYorf them the
largest indsvidua par sIclpatinn That civil
zlizauon and tntell!ge WIli presnit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
phi,adelph,a, 20; Chicago. 8.

l'hl3l0 -,
PHILADELPHIA, September Sine
home team INDUCED in batting ma at
to-day. and made everything in the hit
line from a scratching bunt to clean
home run. Philadelphia was AIDED con-
sit1erably in run getting by some "lerd
fielding, on the part of Chicago.
Score: - - q = =
philadelphia 8 COOS 2lx2o =
Batteries-Callailan, Donahue ana Ley
fer Bernhard, Mcfarland. Jaekiltch ahc
Fraser Time. 2:4c. Umpire, Etns.le. ~
tendance. Ell.
pit1sburc, 8; Brooklyn,
{. BROOKLYN, September Sin the b,ook-
lrn-Plttsburg game to-day, a INJURED throw
Br Daly threw Kennedy out in the arr III
a., a. sa.nr5 inning and four men were sent
around the bases by wild pitchlaS anu d
connie of hits Kitson then went IN ana
was hated hard The Pittsburgs played
a superb fielding game. Game calied IN
the eighth, owing to darkness. :,
Score: 20 n
I,ttsn1,rc 4 1 y 8 ~ -
Rrook}yn 0 o 0 81
Ratteries-Leever and thinner: helii icy
1Sitson and Farrell. Time, 2:e. Umpire,
ODav Attendance, 1.ioo.
ST.. Louis IL: New York, 4.
NEW YORK, September e.-4He Nc"
York and st. Louis ball teams gave ABOUT
the worst exhibition. at the Polo e1roui la
tnNaav that has been seen there in some
time.
e. oe louis 5osNooe1o Oil 10 2
New York ... 90 21 Q oo-4 =
Ratteries-sudhoh and Robinson: Done
nv. Matthewson and Bowerman. Umpire
Gafrney. Time, 1:5e. Attendance l'We.
Boston, 5: Cincinnati, 0.
Dy Associated Fresso
BOSTON. Sept. 6.-Both teams Pia ,,,.i
listlessly at the bat and in the a'elu: ne
game was called in the seSehlh' o"tte -
da na.ss 1A'.e0' R.H. E.
pa 1p,e .o12ooo2-5 10 l
Ci,a;I-,t; OO0OO00-O 4
satteries-Lewis and Clark; Scott anu
PETIT. Time, l:5O. Umpire, Snyder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
GOLD DEMOCRATS.
List of the Executive Committeeman
By Associated Press. J

(ttE ASSOc!itefI iess.J
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. SEPTEMBER e.
Secretary F'renzoE of the Cola Democratic
party gave out the following list OF the
Executive Committee OF that party to-
night:
George Foster Peabody, New York; l..
C. krauthoff. Illinois; Joseph Bryan. OF
Virginia: L. NJ. Martin. Iowa: ". f. Shell
by, Michigan; Taifourd p. Linn. of Ohio.
Thomas F.. Corrissn. Georgia: S.0.Goa
Woodbury., New Hampshire: Lewis NJ.
Ogden, OF Wisconsin; john p F'renZoi,
Indiana.
Mr. Frenzol announced that National
Headquarters would be opened in this
city at once, and campaign conducted
through the country. and especially in
this State. which viii endeavor to defeat
Mr.. Bryan.
Sound Money Clubs will be organized in
all the counties Of the State and they
will be instructed to defeat Bryan and
to arrange for meetings to be addressed
by prominent Democrats OF tie country.
General Tracey said: Judging from my
observation and knowledge, my opinion is
that 70 per cent. of the Gold Democrats
OF 1896 Will vote for Mckinley and Roose-
Welt and the rCmIinng % viii vote for
;rvan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
ENGLAND PLEASED.
Gerfnany's Refusal TO Withdraw lie
ceived With SntisCaction.
By. Associated Press.)


y LONDON. SEPT. $50 a. M.- Ger,
many's polite refusal to withdraw from 70 e.
Pellin is commented upon with keen sat
isfaction in London. and the hope is aeS x,
pressed here that Lord Salisbury VIII
show similar firmness
The British reply has notsEetz pee1i l iol-
mulated. Lord Salisbury desires to CON CON
suit his colleagues, and has notliiea tie
Foreign Office of his intention to return
to London from the Continent early next
week.
There is doubt, however. that GermanN,s
reply is the outcome of the discussion
carried on during the last few days pc
tween the European Cabinets, and that
the compromise policy of maintaining the
occupation OF the capital, but Withdraw
ing the greater part Of the troops to lien
Tsin, will be fouhd to have met general
concurrence.
From Shanghai it is reported that Japan
has notified the Powers her willingness to
withdraw her troops. provided an ade-
quate guard is lett for the legations. and
on condition that China formally requests
evacuation and opens genuine negotiations
Aor peace.
Altogether, appearances are more hope
fui, and 1t IS likely that when Field Mar
shal Count Won Waldersee arrives, a fort
night hence, at Taku. he will find the
arcs ecrood mon some common policy.
Chang Chi Tung. the WI Tang Yiceroy
has teiegraphed an urgent appeal to the
British Consul in Shanghai. urging Great
Britain to institute peace negotiations.
Il is reported that 1000 Boxers. have been
killed and wounded in conflict with the
troops of General WI 81, Viceroy of Shang
Tung
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
WEST VIRGINIA
TOUR ENDED
CONTINUED from First Pase-)

grounds The crowd was large and the
enthusiasm manifested UPON the appear
ance of the. candidate was regarded as
an excellent Indication Of the favor III
which he is held in the community
The train was an hour late. but the
crowd awaited Mr.. Bryan's arrival with
patience and good will. The Town was
in holiday attire. The accommodations
at Clarksburs We're poor, and the meeting
badly managed There were no press &C
cornmodation ana the representatives of
the newspapers occupied seats on the
ground and wrote upon their knees.
The meeting was held in Haymont Grove
near the Fair Grounds. The crowd faced
Mr. Bryan from high hillside fronting
the speakers stand. located at the foot
of the .il. The community has a ten
dency towards Republieanism. a::i Sr.
Bryan's speech was an appeal . Repub-
leans to investigate party questions
The meeting closed a few minutes past
twelve o'clock and Mr.. Bryan let shortly
afterwards for Parke-SbtIrG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
ACCIDENT AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY,
Jockey Murphy Probably Fatally In
iured.
fBy Associated Prcss.)

by Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, September 6.-An uh l
tuna1c accident, which may result SEN
ously In the case of one jockey, marreu
the racing at Sheepshead Bay To-Day.
Three horses went down in a neap al lhe
last furlong pole in the first race, anu
the only wonder is that their riders We're
not killed.
The field was well Strengthened out IN
the stretch when IInsightly, ridden pS
knight, fell. Beverage, with Weddet-
strand up, turned a complete scmersauiIz
over him. and Einus. with MURPHY up,
also plunged into the struggling mass mass.
Mnen the dust had cleared away the thrses
boys were seen lying ON the track Gu eu,
dsrstrand was only stunned anu sho"en
his nerve by riding again in the 1itth race.
-Kni,ht had his shoulder sprained, but
later he was able to go home Murphys
Law an the afternoon IN an unconscious
condition and appears to have sustained q
fracture of the skull.
Tie Pride, favorite for the race, won
by a head from Elfin CONG. the Well-
backed second Choice
The weather was uncomfortably warm.
but a good sized crowd was on hand ana
enioyed some high class sport. Bellarlo
won the Golden Rod stakes after pretty
race through the stretch with Alard Scheck
and Demurrer Summarizes:
First racesix and half fnrlongs--rhe
Pride, G. tod first; Elfin CONG, G to 2
and eVcn) second Carbunkle. to y
third. Time 1:1a SIS.
Second race-one mile-Gonfalon, e TO
2l first; Flaunt. Is to1 and to 5, second:
Teddy, 20 to 1ol third. Time. $40 is.
Third race-The Golden Rod stakes-Six
and a half furlonss. on turf-Bellario. g
to 10 first; Aiard schrack. e to p second:
Demurrer, q to y third. Time. LII 81.
Fourth race-Omnium Handicap-afile
and f,rlong-Potente. Is to. y frst:S De-
canter. e. to S and to 81 second: Andro-
nicus. (5s TO - third. Time. -
FIFTH race Five and a half furlongs-
All Green. &c to ~ f5rsta Silver Dale. q
10 and s 10 q second: Dublin, e. to l
and even, third. Time, EOS.
ssst,, race-one mile and g. Is, on turf
afax.mo Gomez fcyem first: compensa-
ton. 10 to 81 and to - second; Aisike,
Geo TO ID third. Time, 9 ::0i 1-a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Frederick Warde carries his own ''su-s
pe1numerariest' for his productions a the
Academy of Music, which includes The
Dukes Jester. .Richelieu'' and Hamlet"
The engagement commences September
10th. This is indicative of a complete per-
fornance Of the plays, as the scenery rlt. and
costuming are said to be elaborate and
gorgeous. Mr.. Warde will appear With
and Mrs. II. r. Spencer. and IS said TO be
the strongest organization since the days
of Booth and Barrett Twenty people con-
.stitute#the company. all of whom are actors
of reputation and merit. a earloa9g OF, OF
equipment for the play is also searr1sd oy
Mr.. Warde: Seats viii be on sale to-,llor-5
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
NO INDICTMENT FOUND.
Storm Signals Hoistcd at Norfolk and
Hatteras.
Especial Dispatch to Tie Times,)


NORFOLK VA, Sept G-The grand
iurv which met at Portsmouth to-day
failed to find a true bill against Matthew
BRYANT, of North Carolina, charged Wlth
the killing Of ToN-Gate Keeper. William
Minton, who was shot by some one from
the window of a passing Seaboard car.
The North Carolina Pine Assocla s,1
Not here to-day. 1t was given out that
tho nrice of lumber was not changed and
that the condition of the trade has mn
proved during the past month
The weather bureau stations from Nor
folk to Hatteras Foisted northeast storm
signals this evening announcing the com
ing Of the West India hurricane. y essets
,.,7,,s5 Sn,th are detained in port.
The schooner White Cloud arrived TO-
day from New York and reported having
made the run in twenty-four hours Inc,
fastest steamers only do it in eighteen
hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-07
NEGRO WOMAN KILLED.
She Began Shooting Promiscuous!y
and Death Alone Stopped Her.

(By Associated Prcss.l
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. "a special to
the Constitution from Triton. Ca, says:
Eliza Beach (coloretD was shot and
Instantly killed last night at a turpentine
distliery, west of Triton quarrel
arose among the negroes and the Beach
woman began firing on the others with a
pistol Before she could be stopped she
had wounded three people The disturb
ance only ceased when some one slipped
up near the enraged woman and shot her
through the left side near the heart from
the effects Of which she died in a. few
minutes.