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The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
eovernor Murphy ln washlnnton.

Governor Murphy is doing good work for the advancement of Arizona. He is now in Washington and will not leave there until the end of the pres ent session of congress. Mr. c. c. Randolph, special correspondent of the Arizona Republican, writing to his paper says of the work of the gov- ernor:
 "Governor Murphy has been very busy since his arrival in Washington last Saturday. He had tasted the hospitality of the Gridiron club, and reached the conclusion that newspaper men amount to something in this neck of the woods. At this particular din ner Mark Hanna was roasted to turn. Joe Jefferson, Chauneey NJ. Depew, former President Benjamin Harrison and other noted men contributed to the enjoyment of the evening.
 "Governor Murphy is trying to in- OuSS thS lSpucAiCau ieduSES III uOSn houses to favor statehood for Arizona, but he encounters opposition by reason of the territory's failure to come out of the wet last November. He will persist until he receives definite assur- anees one way or the other. There is no doubt that if Arizona had gone re- publican in the last election statehood would be easy of accomplishment. Old time republican senators like Platt, of Connecticut, who have opposed statehood for years on the ground that the politics of the territory were wrong, are not apt to change their opinion in the face of the election re- turns"
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

The Citizen says the parents of Sam uel P. Martin of Tucson have received letter from their son in which he says that he will soon return from the Philippines to Tucson. He is an inter- preter and i member of company E of the Thirty-fourth infantry. He Sd ys that the Eleventh cavalry and the Tbirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh infan- tries are now preparing to depart for the United States. He thinks that the regulars will have their hands full af- ter the volunteers leave the Philippines. The writer says that the war is far from being ended, and in his opinion it has just begun.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

Captain Chittenden's report puts the area that might be reclaimed at 75, ,O00,- 900 acres. Here is size enough for an imperium in imperio; or, if the term offands, republic within the Re- public. The Eastern ovefow will need its outlet for population for many years to come. and it is that fact which makes this interesting proposi- tioh worthy of consideration in this section. There would be no great risk taken in the proposed expenditure, as gradually as it would have to be made, because the Government could make it's own terms and guard itself effectu- ally against any ultimate loss by the outlay.-(Boston Transcript.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

JAMES CoLQUHoUN, Paul Nickolas and w. ]. Atchison, connected with the Arizona Copper company, Ut Cliff ton, returned Thursday from the Ray mines, after spending a week in care fully examining the property for the English owners. They had dozen miners at work getting out large samples from different portions of the mines, which were run through a rock breaker and thoroughly mixed, and are now in position to give an accurate estimate of the value and quantity of the ore. As remarked last week, upon the report of these gentle men much depends. Of course they are at present non-committal, bnt enough is learned from other sources (which we consider reliable) to guaran- tee the great value of the property. It is a big low-grade proposition. The grade of the ore has improved with depth, and the quantity is praeti- eally unlimited. For it's profitable working it requires cheap railroad transportation for output and fuel, and large reduction works. If the re- port of Mir. colquhoun and his associ- ates is what we believe it will be Pinal county will contain within the next year or two second Bisbee or Jerome.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

MIDrwIETER carnival opens in Fl ) on the l7th of January and lasts days. The TRIBUEE acknowledges receipt of complimentary ticket 4ll the attractions, which will ptless be many. In this respect, sast, it differs from the Phoenix r, where the hold-up was aimed cipally at newspaper men. When F is anything of that kind going on printers want to be in on it. After rtising fakes, it is unfair to ex-
 them to pay for the privilege of 2 robbed along with tue balance esackers.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

The mother of Hon. B. A. Packard, of Cochise county, who is living at her homein Weisboro, Pennsylvania, on her last birthday was l05 years old. She was born October II, 1795, in connec- ticut. Ske was the daughter or Russell Rose, revolutionary officer on G eorge Washington's staff at Valley Forge. She is healthy and robust and shows but few evidences of her extreme age -Irueson Star.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
A f4iah Compliment.
lFrom the Phoenix Gazette. l

The Imperial Grand Potentate of tue Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of North America who lives at Grand Rapids, Michigan, will leave his home on the 25th of February next for trip to Hawaii, where he will organize a temple at Honolulu. He will travel by special train to San Francisco ne companied by an escort from Saladin Temple of Western Michigan Oasis. Grand Imperial Potentate Louis B. Winsor will make no stop after leav- ing Chicago only at Phoenix. This will be a high compliment to Fl Zaraba Temple of Arizona Oasis, and one which the nobles will highly appre- ciate. At San Francisco the caravan will be joined by two or three hundred nobles from the Oasis of California and instead of crossing a desert will take a fast steamer for Honolulu. It is none too soon for the nobles of Fl Zaraba Temple to begin preparations to receive this distinguished band of sons of the desert.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

THE Arizona Bulletin, one of the most stalwart democratic papers in the .erritory, fully concurs in the opinion ,f the TRIBUNE that an official who lses his public position to vent his personal spite is an unsafe man, and ihould be relegated to private life as ioon as possible.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

WITH this issue the TRIBUNE com ,letes the ninth year of it's existence, uring which time it has never altered in advocating the best inter sts of Pinal county. It has lived to 4e several esteemed contemporaries lid to rest, and fears that it may be alled on to mourn for more.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

No one can reasonably hope for good health unless his bowels move once each day. When this is not attended to, disorders of the stomach arise, biliousness, headache dyspepsia and piles soon follow. If you wish to avoid these ailments keep yonr bowels regu- lar by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when required. They are so easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. For sale by Brock ways Pharmacy,
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

A AIMING MAN" is said to have won 1000 against faro recently in No les, and another mining man" is ported to have beaten roulette last .ek in Phoenix for $7,Ooo. The wspapers don't mention the hun eds who lose their all in these dead
 Is. But that's the way of the 'rld-you always tell when you
 and keep it to yourself when you
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Tea Garden nrins

is Sugar Syrup of highest quality. Once used-always wanted. Delici- ously sweet-malSe, taffy candy to per lection. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Ask your grocer, 707-719 Sansome St., San Francisco,
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

N exchange defines the "knocker" as ows: With the dawn of eiviliza- i jealousy was born, and the sion grows stronger as the progress he world makes individual success tier. There always will be men ? manage, by either lack of intel nee or energy, to miss tie train of 'perity and remain soured and dis atled for the rest of their lives. class is appropriately termed sckers.,O
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

R. c. BROWN has disposed of the Globe Times, Frank Alley, a bright writer, being the purchaser. IL is said Brown will start mining journal in Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has announced $ intention to take Horace Greeley's ivice and ''go west" in May. lie ill take the trip by the Southern icife and return by northern route. this will be the first time Pinal uDty has ever been honored by a sit from a President, it will be in der for our very common council to nder him the freedom of the city.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

AMID the many Democratic losses the last election there looms up an 'ortant gain of members in the tied States Senate. The Demo- Is will elect Senators in Idaho, Col do, Montana, Kentucky and Louis- ,, dispiacing gold Democrats in the tes last named. They lose only ee seats, one each in Delaware, )raska and South Dakota.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

MARK HANNA having come out open ly in favor of national system of irri- gation, we cheerfully take back all the mean things said about him in the heat of the campaign. This will take } load off Marks mind.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

THE Yuma Literary Club had under iscussion last week the question neither or not man has more of a iaseuline nature than woman. IL as decided in the affirmative. Yuma n be depended on to settle these im- ortant matters. A learned essay on ie subject was published in full in the m
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

The Fl Paso chamber of commerce held meeting the other day and passed T resolution offering $50,000 bonds to the Bisbee road if the company would extend their line to Fl Paso.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
,rho m.a;oa1 pooo,.a e.iuos .l,a fol1o,..

The Medical Record gives the follow ing advice: Drink less, breathe more eat less. chew more ride less, walk more; clothe less, ba the more; worry less, work more; waste less, give more ; write less, read more; preach less, practice more.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

ACCORDING to the Star, 8 Tucson man was in Phoenix four days before he found out the carnival was going on.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

"IT is apparent that something must be order to demoastrate our ability to govern new peoples we mast show n better record for those now in our care. ."-lProf. E H. Newell, in a lecture in Washington, Dec 97 1gqe
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

ENGLAND's friendship for the United States is like that of some individuals. So long as courtesies are all in her favor, she is all right.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

c. ". Nicklin and 5. c. Bagg have gone to Los Angeles. Mir. Bsgg has located a number of promising mining
 claims near the Sheeptrail mines and done considerable work on them. The veins are large and well defined and the ore carries good values. He will try to get help in Los Angeles to devel- op the mines, as it will take considera- ble money to handle such big ore bodies successfully. Mohave Miner.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

Attorney J. s. sniffen arrived on Thursdays stage from Florence, to attend to several important cases be- fore the district court.-[Globe Silver Belt.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
The Street Railway Management.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The proposed change in the management
of the Washington Traction and Electric
Company outlined in yesterdays Star is
exciting much concern on the part of the
citizens Of the District interested In having
maintained the most excellent service
afforded by that company since the install
lation of its underground electric system.
The citizens are apprehensive that If the
directors of the consolidated road go back
to the old management of the departed
lexington and Soldiers Home and Belt
Line railways the people will have a repe-
t;tion of their sad experiences under such
old management, and that it would be
deplorable step backwards and a great
calamity to the nations capital so far as
concerns its street service. The man.
ager of a company of such magnitude
the consolidated roads should be a man of
broad views, who is willing to render the
best possible service to the public and en-
deavor to meet the needs of the people.
He should not be man who. in his ef-
forts at retrenchment. curtails the serv-
ice as to seriously cripple its efficiency and
thus compel the people to refrain from CIV
iEg it any more patronage than their neces-
stiles absolutely compel. Now that the
Washington Traction and Electric Com
pany has secured legislation enabling 1t to
consolidate its lines it should not carry its
to arouse public opposition and compel the
citizens of the District to appeal to Con-
gress at its next session for a system of
universal transfers. 1t will be remembered
tIat Representative Cowherd, when recent
legislation was pending, made a strenuous
effort to have the bill specifically provide
for universal transfers, but the friends of
the railroad company referred to the liberal
system of transfers already prevailing and
urged that no legislation was necessary be-
cause the company had already put into
operation all that Mr.. Cowherd insisted the
hill should provide for. Good faith there
fore, on the part of the railroad company
requires that it should continue to deal
fairly with the public and not to curtail
the present transfer system any more than
absolutely necessary. At all events, it is
hoped that the company will not take a
backward step. but will continue to give the
service which so far has merited and re-
ceived public praise. But under any and
all circumstances let 1t be hoped that the
directors in their wisdom will carefully
avoid going back to the suicidal policy of
the old management of the now ancient
lexington and Soldiers Home and Belt
W. G. HENDERSON.
Chairman, Railway Committee, North Cap
itol and lexington Citizens Association.
Evening star., 1900-06-14

nished me by the prisoners. some OF them
persons Of Importance
The fight occurred near Bucaramanga, in
the district of Palonesro and Lebrija. and
the general forwards his report from Palon-
egro, showing that the government forces
occupied the field after the fight. The gov
ernment losses are not stated, but the ag-
gregate of $500 casualties on the side of the
revolutionists shows the terrific character
of the fighting.
Another official bulletin gives a report
that the chief of the revolutionary forces,
Gen. Vargas Santos, has been captured.
This is confirmed in an official dispatch
from Gen. Serrano to the government
stating that the steamship Alicia has ar
rived at one of the ports held by him with
a number Of prisoners. including Gen. VAR
gas Santos Although this seems concIu-
sive. DR.. Cuervo-Maruuez expresses some
doubt as to whether the revolutionary chief
has actually been captured.
Evening star., 1900-06-14

public at heart. Mr.. Schoepf's policy at
that time seemed to be to make things as
utterly uncomfortable and distasteful to
the patrons of these roads as 1t was posi-
Die for him to do. In fact. he seemed to
take especial delight in opposing the rea-
sonable requests of the representatives of
the public. During those years. as chair
man of the North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association railway committee.
hundreds of complaints about his insolent
manner of treating the public were brought
to my attention. trust that the car-rding
population of Washington may not again
be subjected to the kind of treatment re-
ceived from Mr.. Schoepf during the days Of
his management Of street railroads here.
A. r. SERVEN.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Renort, Received by the Legation In
This City.

DIR. Cuervo- Marquee. charge danalres OF
the Colombian legation today received py
mail from Panama official bulletins giving
details of the recent bloody engagement
between the government troops and the
revolutionists. One Of the bulletins Is
signed by the general in command of the
government troops. and says:
II consider the revolution ended. The
enemys army after the fight numbered
only 1000 rlen. and think they cannot Sc
cure reInforcements. They have exhausted
all their supply OF 100000 cartridges.
Their loss is 1000 dead, including ten
chiefs and many subordinate officers. They
have 1900 wounded. These figures are fur
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Mr. schoepf,s Policy.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
I was surprised to see the article In last
nights Star to the effect that on the re-
organization Of the Washington Traction
and Electric Company Mr.. w. X. Schoepf
will probably be made vice president and
general manager Of the consolidated COM
nanies. The record made by Mr.. Schoepf
while manager of the Belt and lexington
roads during the period which covered the
wrecking of these two properties was GER
tainly not such as should commend him for
a place Of responsibility with any corpora
ton having the rights or interest OF the
Evening star., 1900-06-14
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS.
Proceedings Regarding ThOxe Who
Arrived on n Tramp Steamer.

Assistant Secretary Taylor has approved
the recommendation of Mr.. Fitchie. the
commissioner of immigration at New York
in the cases of the thousand and more i'm
migrants who arrived at quarantine a few
days ago on the tramp steamer Gran
Antilla. All persons not clearly entitl.i /
to land will be ordered deported at once,
and the master of the vessel will be re-
quired to deposit $4,000 in cash 70 pay for
the passage back to Italy of any who are
landed. but who become. public charges
within year. The Gran Antilla, 1t is
understood. does not return Immediately to
Italy, but her master will be required to
furnish passage by other vessels of those
who are not entitled to land.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Wash Goods.

What are left of those Fine I'm
ported Swisses. combinations of
Black and Lavender, New Blue
ard White. and Navy Blue and
White. Some were M~
tie. and some SOC n .6WT
yard. Remnanted at. WV
silk Corded Mousselinc Is the
latest of the wash nnvclties-and
We've short lengths in Black and
White. Navy Blue and White,
and gayer cOmhina- N7
ti"ns. Instead of CSC. VSC
a yard, rennanted at SOSo
All the short lengths of the
1"i.c. 10 1Sr. values in plain and
novelty Wash Goods will he put
s;s::5 ;:#:;i's $$ ':..''' R ':S': A: 6Hc.
Sea Island and Puniah Percales.
IA standard as the Century Die
s5sssi.. s3sSs T.$ss R;5a,a;ss a5s d5ss & SC.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
MUSLIN Underwear.

In ell of all sorts p dozen
pieces Muslin ard Cambria
Drawers. Chcmise. Corset Covers
and Skirts: trimmed In most ex-
ccllent taste, with embroidery
and insertion. Values de
up to 75c. Rem q HOG.
nanted at. ....... W. So
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Pine Grove Springs.

One thousand feet above the sea are the
Pine Grove Springs, on beautiful Lake
Spofford, New Hampshire. The springs are
medicinal, situated In balsam forest. All
convenences. Cottages for rent. ADDRESS
j. H. Atwood, manager.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
At Oakland. Md.

Six hours from Washington, on the sum-
init Of the Allegheny mountains. in western
Maryland. is Oakland. one of the coolest
and most healthful of American resorts
Hotel and cottage life. For informa ton
write Oakland Club.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
The Nanepashemet.

The Nanepashemet, Marblehead Neck.
Mass, with the finest location on the North
Shore, opened June 1. Every room has
all ocean view. Proprietor E. G. Brown
will send descriptive circular.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Train Wreck Near A.heviIle, N. c.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., June 1.-THE north
bound passenger train on the Southern
railway was wrecked four miles east of
here today The fireman was fatally and
the baggageman and engineer were seri-
orisly injured. Meme of the passengers was
hurt.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Is Catarrh Your Lies Cloud?-

Eminent nose and throat specialists in daily prnc.
tice highly recommend DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder, as safe. sure, permanent. painless and
harmless in all cases of Cold in the Head, Ton
siiitis HoarseIess and Catarrh. 1t gives relief
in 10 minutes, and banishes the disease like
magic.
Sold BY y. g. WILLIAMS, 9th and sts.;
RDMoNDS 4 WILIAMs, 3D. and Penn. ave. 2
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Wash Suits.

4 Ladies' White Pique Suits,
trimmed in co,OrS: the only rca-
son they are reduced from So is
that they are mussed and soilcd
and need rclaun- GR Mm
ed at.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Shirt Waists.

In NIL, about 10 dozen Ladies'
Shirt Waists. in two or three Of
this. that and the other pattern
just as the lots have sold
down; perfect fitting
and most OF them - -
worth Csc. Remnant .N.NN
ed at. t........... Wv So
Evening star., 1900-06-14
NeckWear.

All the Ladies' White Pi0ue
AMI Lawn and C"lored M"lras
Puff Scarfs. that have -
sold at ,9c. and 25c, ICo
Reliance Of the Ladies' English
Squares. no matter what color or
pattern. that have
been selling at Zoe. w.
Remnanted at..... q
All the broken sizes Of Ladies'
Linen Collars-and there are some
of most every style that p
is fashionable. Remnant eSN
ed II.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
PettiCOats.

Linen and Fancy Colored Sum-
mer-wcight Wash Petticoats;
corded and rufflcd: handsome
effects the best 20
you've ever seen for /SE
ST. Remnanted at. wv
Evening star., 1900-06-14

Summer weight Percale Wrap
pers. full sweep skirts, fitted
waists: desirable pat
terms and splendid 2 ~
value for Csc. Rem S4lC
nantcd at.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Gloves.

2-c1asp White Ckamois Gloves
thar have been selling at S3c.
pair and We're special at thar.
only Is PAIRS and only In these
sizes - 81. 64.. ~
a, and ~ Remnanted 5OCs
al. ~ w
Ladies' Black 3-button Lisln
Thread Gloves. perfect Black and
perfect fitting. In Il -
stead Of 25c. a pair sc
Rsmnanted at..--. W 70
inst few rairs Of regular 81
grade Ladies' French Kid Gloves
the colors are desirable. the
sizes. though scatter 20
ing. fairly assorted. aSSC.
Remnanted at. WV
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Silk Waists.

Only 10 Of them-hut Handsome
Hffeta Silks. in variety Of sbad-
incs: this seasons stock. 80. Of
course. they are latest In style.
None sold for less q > EN-
than $3.50. Rem 3D. oSQp
Evening star., 1900-06-14

Full line of Porch and
Lawn Rockers and Settees,
strongly made and handsome
ly finished, at all prices, be-
ginning at 7Oc.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
COrSetS.

10 dozen Summer Corsets, Of
various makes and
is:s':: s::;;::P: s:$$:s;:a &C. :'::: $50.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Ribbons.

You want Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons for trimming the summer
waists and suits. You'll find usa-
bic lengths In all shades on the
remnant tables tomorrow:
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Dress Goods.

900 yards silk ard Wool Nov
city Dress Goods. in small de-
signs and color combinations that
are very attract
IL. I: :a::s,:s s$; $;s:;'; A.. s;? ;5!: 12Rc.
Two G-yard lengths Of Colored
Silk Crepons; Blue ard White and
Green ard Brown
Regular price. S3.15 mo
a yard. RemnanteI WSC
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Hosiery.

Ladies' Fast Black Lace Hose
those that the lace effect runs
from top to toe: just "A pairs.
They We're bargains Il
ct 25c. Remnanted 0C
Evening star., 1900-06-14
L &c. yard. "a
CARPET Rugs, IL yards long,
7Sc. and CSC.

Large Carpet Rugs, all
sizes; rich patterns, hand
somely bordered-at about
one-half the regular prices.
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Bows Wool Suits.

35 Short Pants Suits. in Double
Breasted and Brownie, Gray and
Brown Mixed Cheviot; Brownies
have the small coat collar or large
sailor cellar. trimmed with braid.
Sizes 3 to IS
years, and regular d Il h~
81 value. Rem - IL w
nauted at. .... " Il II
Evening star., 1900-06-14

% pairs Ladies' Gauze Hose,
extra fine 49c. quality hut the
only sizes are 81. ~
and 0. Remnanted ZSC
at
Evening star., 1900-06-14
Handkerchiefs.

Pure Linen Unlaundered Hand
ker,hicfs; hand script in H.
i,ials; regular 12lac. Nc.
value. Remnanted at.
Odds and ends Of 15c., s9c; ana
81 Lace embroidered and Plain
Linen Handkerchlefs: all pure
linen. though slightly AM~
soiled by handling. NVCo
Remnanted at ......
Children's Colored bordereo
TIandkerchiefs. neat de- 81
signs and worth 4c. each. ZCo
Remnanted at...........
Evening star., 1900-06-14
UnsuccessfuI Attempts at Suicide.
Picture Agent Fined.

The case of r. H. Walrath, a picture
agent representing a Chicago portrait COM
pany, charged with conducting business
without license, was called before Mayor
Simpson in the police court this morning
Attorney Samuel G. Brent appeared for the
defendant. A fine of SO imposed, and
Walrath decided not to take an appeal. but
took out the required license