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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
CHAPVER XII.
\ DERELICTION.
Eight ells-miduiSht.

Eight bells-midnight.
The lookout in the crows nest forward
| chanted his last melancholy ''All'S well
| and gave way to the relief from the next
watch. He climbed down by the cleats
| in the iron mast and went to the starboard
door in the forecastle. Other men follow
ed him, jumping like cats along the
streaming decks, and others came little
later, dingy fellows, with neck clouts like
dishcloths, who went in at the port door,
these last being the goats of shipboard-
the firemen and trimmers-who were di-
vided off from the more high caste deck
hands by fore and aft bulkhead.
The third mate and the quartermaster,
too from the upper bridge were replaced
by another quartermaster and another
mate, and they also went to the places APP
pointed for them, and the SHORES of their
breathing soon ratified against the bunk
coamings. Only two men the Port
Edes who We're not on the roster Of duty
stood that windy mornings first watch.
Under the lee of the canvas shelter Cap
tain Kettle sat huddled on his campstool
in style which no man could distinguish
with certainty between wakefulneSs and
sleep, and below in his room. which open
ed off the main cabin and was next the
specie room, Patrick Cambel was dab
bling in something which the laws of ma
of complex degree.
There were two berths in the room-the
upper one against the window port, which
he slept in, and the lower, which contain
ed two spread ont portmanteaux. Beneath
this last were drawers, in which the cap
tain's steward kept table linen disused
corks, the carpet which the chartroom
sported in harbor and other articles of
ships use. Cambel had two of these
drawers out on the floor, and from the
cess of their site had drawn two fine green
silk covered wires.
He disentangled the coils, taking care
to avoid kink, and then unscrewed the
porcelain switch which governed the
rooms electric lamp. Beneath were GER
tain pieces of metal i'm bedded in vulcanite.
Patrick Cambei gave his arms prelimi
nary stretch u bare wire terminus in each
hand. His fingers were trembling,
whose would not have been in the same
situation
He noticed it and commented to himself
on the circumstances.
''That's excitement, I suppose; excite
mont pure and understandable. Not be-
ing ii man of stone l can't help being
thrilled with the majesty of the moment,
the sublime vagusneSs of my knowledge
of what will happen when IA current flashes
through these wires. L III not IL coward.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

buttoned his cardigan jacket and drew
himself up to face the upper bridge.
Hold up your handl"
It shot up to the full length, fingers
splayed out. Then, crack! and a bullet
ripped through the middle of the palm.
The fellow let out a short yelp of surprise
and clapped the wounded member tightly
under his armpit. The men around him,
utterly cowed, stood in frozen silence, and
Captain Owen Kettle, from the bridge,
waved slow patterns over them with re-
volver muzzle. Then he crammed both
weapons into his jacket pockets again and
gave orders sharply and with crispness.
Watch below, get forward and turn in.
Watch on duty, go to your posts. Quar-
termaster of the watch, tumble up here.
Southwest and by sou'.''
A quartermaster ran briskly up the
bridge ladder.
''S'west and by sou' it is, sir" he re-
piled. 1t was the only comment any one
of the crew made to Captain Kettle on his
method.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

Harbor, which is your best port with this
wind blowing, and as like as not you'll
miss your road when you get inshore
among the keys and reefs and be a week
getting there
few of the men, seeing the force of
this, ran below and raided the galley and
the stewards storeroom of what they
could lay hands upon. But they only
brought up one load of tins They were
frightened lest the others should in their
terror go off without them So they bun
died their gleanings pellmell onto the
floor gratings, and with dozen men in
each the boats began to lower away When
they touched the water, the falls were let
go, to overhaul they chose, and then
unlocked The boats rode by their paint
ers, swooping on one sea up to the level
OF the bridge deck, diving 90 feet down in
the next trough and lying in great dan
ger of being stove to pieces
"A man in each was standing by the
painter. Others were getting out the oars
where's the donkeyman?" cried some
one.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
Continued from last Saturday.

copYRierI 1895. sS rHf AHTnoS
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
MURDER OF 4 BOY.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. July 29.-The police are Investigating the murder of Ludwig Lashoky. a 12-year-old boy of Wan annie. He disappeared on Friday night while walking from Glen Lyon to Wan annie and his body was found last evening in an old reservoir, half a mile fl om the road. His clothes were on the bank. and it was at first believed he had gone in swimming and had been drowned. \ further investigation re- vealed the fact that taking off his clothes was a deception of the persons who murdered him. There were numer- Ous cuts and bruises on his body, as if he had had a severe struggle. Tis watch and some pocket money were gone. and his clothes were torn and crumpled.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

so alarming that he was put to bed at once and everything possible done to check the course of the disease, but heart trouble intervened to compli- cate the case and rendered efforts to save him futile.
 Anticipating a fatal termination Of the disease Dr. Collins telegraphed j.. B. McNeiI of Tempe, to cOme at once. but fate had decreed that he should not again see his brother alive. He reached Bowie on Saturday, where he was de- tained by washouts on the G. V. & N. railroad. and did not arrive here until Monday evening.
 Deceased was 2S years of age, a na- tive of New York state, and had lived in Arizona since boyhood. X brother, J. B. McNeil. and three sisters sur vive him, and to them his untimely death is a severe blow.
 The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon from Odd Fellows hall. under the auspices of Rescue lodge No. F. I. O. O. F.. and Pine Camp No. l2. Woodmen of the World, and was large iy attended by members of those or ders and other sorrowing friends.
 The services were conducted by the Odd Fellows. and MT. Adolph Jacobs. on behalf of the Woodmen. delivered a feeling eulosy at the grave.-Silv-r Belt
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

MT. C. T. Walters, who has been as scciated with T. E. Dalton in the insur- ance business, leaves this morning for Octave, where he will enter the employ of the big company in the commercial department. Mir. Walters has spent the best years of his life behind the counter and is a very competent man.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
A SAD DEATH
Particulars of the Last Illness of
 W. T. McNeil.

No recent death Tn Globe has caused more universal regret than that cf Will T. McNeil, which occurred at an early hour last Monday morning. The transition from robust young manhood to deaths portals was so sudden that it caused a profound shock to the dead mans friends. and no one numbered more friends in the community than he did.
 Will McNeil possessed generous. io- vial nature that attracted friends to him. and if he had an enemy we are npt aware of it.
 He had resided in Globe for several years previous to his departure. a few months ago. for Tempe. where he ex- pected to remain, but finding the at tachment for Globe and the friends ne had made here so strong. he returned on July 2, and re-entered the employ of k. F. Kellner & Co.
 He was taken i'll on last Friday morning and called on Dr. T. S. Col lins, who found that he was suffering from pneumonia, and his condition was
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

my seat"
 Speaking of the eight-hour system as adopted in western copper mines, MT. Clark said:
 We put the eight-hour day into eff feet on the twenty-secOnd anniversary of our organization of the labor union that l am not large employer of labor in Montana. I have between $500 and 1000 miners in my employ there. The eight-hour day affects the underground workers. The eight-hOur schedule is also in force at the United Verde mine in Arizona. The men there appreciate it. They serenaded me when the order was given changing the hours
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
WATCHMAN SHOT BY ROBBERS.

Paterson, N. J., July 29.-JJhn Chris tian, watoLnran at the dye works of Henry GaUtschy on First avenue, was shot, probably fatally this morning. by two burglars. The watchman was mak- ing the rounds Of the works when he was attacked by a white man and a cOlOred man. Christian made a des- perate fight and freed himself, where upon the burglars both drew revolvers and one fired. Christian fell and then the two men kicked him brutally
 breaking two ribs. They bound and gagged him and then ransacked the of flee of the works. They got $500 worth of undyed silk, which they rolled into four bundles and made their escape.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
A TRAVELLER RETURNS
And Talks Interestingly About Life
 in Ecuador.

Mir. Fred Matthie, formerly an em- ploye of Dr. G. H. Keefer, has re- turned after an absence of over year, and looks at home behind the counters of the same store. even though the management has changed.
 MT. Matthie has travelled over great many miles of land and sea since he left here, and has formed an acquaint- ance with tropical America, born of practical experience. He left here in May. 1899. and went to Kingman for a month. then, in company with F. F. Aspinwall, a former member of the Arizona legislature, and well known in Phoenix. went to San Francisco. From there they sailed to GuayaquiI, Ecua-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
Whoop! Whoop :!
 Whoop! 

Somebody hold US while we yell. Wasn't she a soaker? Old J. P. forgot to shut down the headgates !! Everybody is tickled and don't give a darn who knows it.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
NEBRASKA CORN CROP SAFE.

Omaha. July 29.-Heavy rains have fallen in Nebraska during the past forty-eight hours. The corn crop of the state is now practically safe. The sec retary of the Nebraska Grainmen's as sociation says the yield will approxi- mate 300, ,OOO, 900 bushels and that there is little chance for any damage to the growing crop from now on with the possible exception of early frosts.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
SENATOR CLARKs sERENADE.

New York Hears What Miners Did When Eight-Hour Order Was Issued.
 New York, July 29.-William A. Clark of Montana was interviewed here last night but declined to discuss the report that he had contributed a large sum of money to the democratic campaign fund.
 What is your status as a representa- tive in congress at the present time?'' he was asked.
 'I am the duly appointed senator from the state of Montana. The best constitutional lawyers in the United States and elsewhere have pronounced my credentials to be legal and binding They will be received at the next ses- sion of the senate and I expect to take
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
MURDERED MEN IDENTIFIED.

St. Joseph, Mo-, July 29.-The two young men found murdered on the Maple Leaf tracks have been identified as H. Speth and Guy Spielman, both of Plattsville, Wis. The back of each mans head was crushed. The supposed murderer is another young man seen in their company at Savannah yester- day. He has not been found.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

First publication, July 9, 1900.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
CHEAP RATE TO CHICAGO AND
 RETURN.

L On account of the G. A. R. encamp- ment at Chicago the Southern Pacific company will sell tickets on August 2 and 2S to Chicago and return for $64.20. Tickets good for sixty days. For fur ther information call on or address
 M. O. BICKNELL, G. r. A.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

OXYGENOR cures all kinds of fever. OXYGENOR CO.,, fl West Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-30
BIDS FOR MAKING DUPLICATE
 ASSESSORS ROLL OF MAR
ICOPA COuNTY.

Bids will, be Ieceived by the Clerk of the Board of SnSsaaers for making out the Dupli- cate AssessmeR Roll of Maricops County. Successful bidder to enter into bond of s1,OO0 for faithful and accurate performance of the work.
 Bids will be received until II o'clock a. m, Tuesday, July S1, 1900. By order of the Board.
 !. CRAY, Clerk. First publication, July 9, 1900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
9aGer.

Sin SranS BON freunbli9en WuIbs
aebir9sn nit bem gunaen 3duber itils
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

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G . men bure.

i6rer 3eit nod bin3ugefiigt ba6en,
pfle9t bic .2Dpsnburg" bas meiite poz
pulGrs SntereFe gu erregen. sic fiibrt
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eefiisten 9etpG6sbduIer, Gremitugen,
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ben. ni4t gum penigIten aud su Der
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Dor ibre Reiiben5en binausSuseben,
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SelG1oe fanber. Dem &aifeler 9dnoz
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t9umllde Topographic ieiner Stabt,
bic our gdrtneriIden Raumentfaltun1
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zane, brei Stodperte bon boben @es
p0lben aufeinanoer, bus Ipgendnnte
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rid III. 0as MeiIte Der in ben Dalb
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berise 2uitIdloB @eiBenitein ub unb
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unfreipilIisen 9lufentbdlts Rupoleons
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iiBes an Sustaosn, 8riiden unb ionItiz
gem part3ubebOr nah benz 9ei9mad
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Die dlteren 9efsitisungen Der Stabt
puroen unter 2anOsruf 6riebrt9 II.
nieoergelegt, Der bur6 ben I9md9polz
len 9ertauf Ieiner llntertbanen an
engIiifen SulO gum Slud bss 2anoes
puroe. Sreilt6 tnauIerte er nit benz
bur9 bieIen MenIhenbanbel erlangten
9elbe niht, foipeit bic 8erI61nerung
bon 8aifel unO @ilbelmsbD4e in 8es
trudt fam. Sir bic glusbauung unO
8erI6tnerrng Der Stdbt 6atten bic
auf Srieort9 ii. folgenoen Regieruns
gen ni9t mebr piel gu beoeuten gebubt.
Bilbelm /, erbaute bas rotbe paluis
am SrieoridsplaB, ippbur6 er basic
ntse, ipel6es Sriebridb 1859 erbaut
bate, per9rOBerte. gr leste duberOem
3tpdr an Der SiGtte bes abgsbrannten
alten 2anbsrafenidlofes ben 9runb
gu einsr pompOien &dttenburg, lpel9e
bic Refbena Oes &attent0nistbums
perben ipllte, na4 tpeldem er trads
tete, fpeIdes ieOod bic srOBeren
WG6te ibm acknowledgements ubiidts
lid Dertpeigerten. aber obne iebes @srs
bGltniB gu Der tbatIGhli9en9ebeutung
Ses SurfiirItsntbums unb feines Serrs
fhaftsumfanses besonnen, bIis6 Der
Riefenbau Der &dttenburg unDolIenbet.
Sslbft bieies burh feline seneratipnens
lunge unIcrupuIOTe Selbitberei6erung
our permOsenOiten beutiden Spnafie
geporbene Siiritenbaus muBte iie ula
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Sem ltutcrgaHg gewcibt.

Giner Der intersFantsiten Staots
tbeils Neapels, bus Stabtpirtel Santa
2ucid, lit aus ianitGren uHb 8ertehrss
riidIi4ten benz unterguns getueibt. Der
Pidel Oes Maurers bat bereits Iein
3erItOrungspert begonnen, uno bic
engen, bunteIn 9nsipsn, bic SduIer
nit ben i6malen GingGnssn, bic 9dBs
den, beren beibe Seiten man beim
BaiIiren Itreifte, iie iperben perIdpins
ben, unb nit ibnen bic 8oltsmenge,
bic in ienen @den unb Winteln ibr
lautes WeIen trieb unb unter Der man
ben ehten alten Redpolitanerbiulett
nod allein dntraf. Nun pirb bds
alles nieoergerifen, mas aufsebaut
mar 5piIdsn Gigante unb ghiatamoz