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New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
FIGHTING OVER A CHURCH

ANTLUNIoNIsTs STORM AND CAPTURE A BUILD
rNc on THE ISLE OF ARRAN.
London. Dec. There was an extraorstnsr,, g.,
eident in Whiting Bay. Arran. yesterday evening
connected with the union OF the seottisb
Shnrches number OF anti-U L nionists atten,nts5
iosy 70 lahe possession OF the local Free Ct1rcb
80 80 the ofIelals harTieaded the doors whereunon
,,ae Desleeers stoFTned the church and tried -
torSe an entry BY way Of the roof They 49,
~ ,p .ar9egn window, compelling the defenders
Tn - 49, sST so, 20 rstlre al the point of revolver
,s .anl eI & me Free Churchers opposing the union
tneFs VIII oe two thousand defeadanfs JneI',Si~1n
Free Church. N's va tAe United
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

which confirmed the suspicious Of the colonel He
was pursued and arrested The cast iron pipe WaS
examined, and Il was found that u had been IN
sarthed Tor eonsideIa able distance and reatd aLte
haVlhs peea nlled with explosives The pipe was
then carried into a held near SebaStopol, anu tn9
next day, IN the presence of the judicial auhoFie
the mine was exploded. Experts declared thar y
the attempt had been successful not only the I'M
peflal tran but the tunnel itself. would have oeS
destroyed An investigation is proceeding ~
southern Russia and at Moscow. and several a
rests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
voN RuELow no THE AGRAR1ANs

Berlin. Dec. Count Won BueIow. the Imperial
Chancellor. receiving a deputation from the Cham
bers OF Agriculture to-day assured his visitors that
the legitimate wishes OF the agriculturists would
receive full consideration in the future customs
tariff scheme, so far compatible with me
economic and general interests of the country
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
A LONDON POLICEMAN MURDERED.

"HooLIGANIsM' RAMPANT IN THE EAST END OF
THE CITY.
London, Dec. 1.-The recent increased activity OF
the police here against "Hooligansm' In White
chapel has been speedily followed by a revengefuI
murder. Early this morning Constable ThompsoD
attempted to disperse band OF ''IIooIigans" when
one Of the latter turned and stabbed him 20 DEAN
thompson was closely connected with the sesrcb
ders. fF- +4Nt-
Another hand OF armed "Hooligaus" sbot .
woman IN the Lmehouse district last night ana a
been chrOniced N'es nave
Inhabitants Of the East End Of London are he
coming panicstricken by the frequency OF the out
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
THE HAGUE ARBIrRAroRs NAmED.

Stockholm, Dec l.-Oliveorona. a swede former
ly Assessor OF the High Court. and Cram. Nor
wegian. formerly Minister OF State, have been
appointed members or the InternE tional Court OF
Arbitration at ThA IaenA
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
BRAzIEs RIGHTS RECOGNIZED.

SHE RECEIVES NEARLY THE WHOLE OF THE
TERRITORY CLAISiED BY FRANCE
Berlin. Dec. 1.-The award OF the Swiss Govern
ment in the Franco-Brazilisn boundary dispute
gives Brazil Is7009 square miles of the contested
territory. France gets about 5000 square miles
northward OF the Tumue Humac range.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
PRINCE ALExANDER IMERErIysKr DEAF

st. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-Prince Alexander liner
etinsky Governor General Of Warsaw died yes
teTday evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
unnrrmApn 1nrrpNrv

LORD RoBERTSs HoMEwARD JOURNEY.
Heidelberg, Nov. 30-Lord Roberts. journeying
toward Durham stopped here to-day. He made
a speech 20 the volunteers in the course of
which he said he trusted the guerilla warfare
would not long continue
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

MRS WHITE LECTURES ON FOEHR-Mrs
White. wife Of the United States Ambassador. Iect-
ured this afternoon at the American Woman's Club
on the Island OF FOhr where she spent the sum-
ner. and upon the FTisian customs and antiqui-
ties there.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

TRADE IN AMERICAN MEATS RESTRICTED
The trade in American meats is more and more re-
strtcted throughout Germany. A striking case is a
Gera, where a large business firm, that of Boyer
has been ruined by the authorities of the Princi-
pality Of Reuss forbiddng the official examlna tior
OF his American meats and Boyer was unable tC
sell them without certificate OF inspection.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16

Y
 May 1--May-lg' do,cc, by Cope Queen Band.
 April iS and ll-Ne!son Juvenile Vau- .deville Company.
 P.P.P,
 Jno Mc!.1rc, of Naco; was over from tie border town yesterday. Queen Pharmacy, for photog, aphic sup plies. F2l ti Sheriff Scott White was in town yes ierday on business.
 w. Kline has moved his store build ing from Moutezums canyon to town. Lee Bolero, business man from Kan. sas- City, is registered at the Norton. l. w. Wallace. deputy Assessor, has commenced the assessment of this town.
 P.P.P.
 Fred Hedberg is about to leave for Cape Nome to try his fortune at the gold fields.
 Just received, new line of shirt waists, at Blewett's. M20-tf Eml Marks left this morning for Globe, where he goes to attend the grand lodge of the Odd Fellows.
 P.P.P.
 The last heard of the Tombstone jail breakers was when they left Mescal Springs going toward the Sonoita coun- try.
 If you want new'hat, neatly trimmed to suit your taste, leave your order at Mye. Blewett's. J6-tf SPECIAL SALE of Millinery gooes by Mrs. Pittstaff, near Nemeck's Photo graph gallery.
 B. J. O'Reilly of Naco was in the city yesterday, viewing the Easter Bon nets.
 E. G. Norton returned yesterday from Tucson, where he had been engaged as ajuryman for some days.
 The plans for the company's new Hotel have been approved, The old buildings on the site have been torn down and work will commence at once. The Copper Queen Band will give grand ball on he-night of Tuesday, the lst of May. This will be the May Day dance.
 The Easter service. at the Catholic church was attended by large congre- gation. The musical program was es- pecially fine.
 L. Sabarzo, t.le La Morita customs officer, returned from the City of Mex ico on Saturday, whs he has been for a number of weeks on business connected with his office.
 James Cunningham was to lay brought before Judge Williams, and was anxious to plead guilty to the charge against him, alleging that he was intoxicated. His hearing is set for tomorrow after. noon.
 Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor, K, F., Boonville, Ind, says, "DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve eoothes the most delicate skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer with certain and goLd results" Cures piles and skin diseases. Don't buy an imitation. Copper Queen store and Bisbee Drug Co. f WANTED-Position as cook in pri- vate family or boarding house, by an experienced cook. Address
 Mss MARY BoEHLA,
 Box 478, Bisbee, A. T.
 P. P. P.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
Destructive Fire.

At an early hour yesterday morning the residents of Nsco were dIsmayed by tne most destructive fi'e that has occurred during the thriving burg 5 snort existence. The fire consumed the "hockwe" warenouse, and probably destroy, d much of the valuable macnIn cry and furniture contained in lhe build ing.
 The first news of the fire rnmored the loss as approxlmatlng $50, 900, but prob. ably less than half that figure will cover the damage done. However, if the con. fagrat'on was so ex,enslve as to ruin the entire amount of expeusIye mining machinery stored in and about the burned structure, the loss will be very great. The 6ereeness of the blaze may be gauged oy the fact that a box car om the adjacent railroad track was coh- sumed. A teamster who had been sleeping in the b ilding is reported as safe.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
His Life Was Saved.

Mir. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen oI Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wonderlui deliveraRce from frightful death. In teiii z of it he says: 'I was taken with typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. l was SO weak l couldn't even sit up In hed'
 'othing helped me. l expected to s'1n
 le of consumption, when heard ot i''
 ,ing's New Discove y. One bottle gave .reat relief. l continued to uss IT. and am now well and strong. l can't sly too much Tn it's p:a ase." his marvel ous medicine is the surest and qurckAss C world for al. throat ani lnnc ronble. Regular size B csnt- ant Sl. N0 rriaI bottle ee at Copper NrHHn "t Fre and Bisbee DruI 90; every opttta gu r"' nutra-.,l
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
EaSter Exercises.

Library Hall was filled last night by an appreciativs audience, which list ened with pleasur. to tue Easter exer cises of the Bisbee Sunday School.
 The teachers had evidently worked hard to train the little ones, and the latter showed that they had been faith full in their practice and that their m structors' efforts had not been in vain,
 Special attention was given Edna Orton when she 80 bravely took her 8 ok sisters place, and thus proved her. self. although so young, "A Little Helper. Following is the programme
 l-Openiag cho,us, "We Come with Song" choit and Sunday School.
 &Reading of Scriptures by Ida Nor ton. .-, .s,
 3-"The Cruc;fxion," the choir.
 4-Prayer, J. G. P.itchard. F 5-Exercise recitation and song, nine little girls led by Mrs. F. Harrington.
 6--Recitative cantata, "Ihe Gates Ajar," Mrs. Crouch and class.
 Recitation, "Little Helpers" Edna Orton.
 Recitation, "On Easter Morning." Emma Graham.
 9-Exercise by eight boys, Beautiful Flowers of Easter" led by Mrs. liar. rington,
 l0-Recitation, "The Children's Of- ferlng," Vida s;crimsher.
 1l-Song, "Am l Soldier of the Cross." Miss Lizz'e Schmiu's class.
 12-Motion, exercise and recitation, primary class, Miss M. E. Hill.
 13-Recitation and song, "Your Mis- sion," SIX, little girls, Mrs. Harrington leading.
 I4-Motion song, the little tots pri- mary class, Miss NJ. E, Hill.
 15-Chorus, "Hail ye the Conqueror. 7" the choir.
 16-Recitation, "The Prince of Life is hisen," Annie Hays,
 17-Solo and chorus, "Glorious Day." Miss Harrington and cholr.
 18-Chorus, "Victory," by the choir.
 l9-Recitation, "lhe Modern Cain" Y" Miss Frazee.
 20-Solo, "So shall it be in the Great Day." Ms. N. E. Ferguson, accompa' nied by Prof. Hempel.
 2l-Chorus, "H ,llelujah," choir.
 22-"Praise God, from Whom all Blessings filow," by all.
 Benediction,
 Miss Ella Pritchard presided at the organ in all the exercises.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
BURGLARY!
A Bold Robbery Committed Tn Broad
 Daylight.

At about the hour of II o'clock yester day forenoon the residence of George Berk was broken into and burg arized by an individual who gives his name as James Cunningham. Berk was at work at his regular occupation and during, hls wife's presence at church the house was unguarded Upon her return she was immediately appraised of the burglary by a broken window, through which the unwelcome visitor had made his entry. Investigation showed the absence of an overcoat, a guitar and purse contain ing $7.50. The police were immediately notified. A brief search disclosed the circumstance that the burglar had sold Alfred Paul, the tailor, an overcoat, and had disposed of the guitar to Kline, a Main street storekeeper. The overcoat brought him $5 %, the guitar $l.Oo. On this evidence he was arrested, and the stolen purse was found in his possession. His pockets SO contained four hand kercE,efs, pass book on the Denoi; Copper Mining company, and money fin silver and greenbacks to the sum of $l1.35. Although the cu'prlt was pos sessed of large and obvious jag, the evidence of his guilt is so overwhelming that an extenled sojourn in the terrlto- rial health resort on the Colorado Is among the possible events of MT. Jun- ningham's future.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
An Editors Life Saved by Chamber
 lain's Cough Remedy.
P. F. F.

During the early part of October, lS96, l contracted bad cold which settled on nay lungs and wac neglected until feared that consumption hau appeared iR an incipient state. was constantly coughing and trying to expeI something which l could not. became alarmed and after giving the local doctor trial bought bottle of Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy anc the result was immediate improvements, and alter 1 mad used three bottles my lungs wer restored to their healthy state. .--B. s. Edwards, Publish. aroi the Reviewy Wyant, Ill. For sale heglldruetiats. / Y ~ F.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
AtteA,lol l<e uDiicans

A meeting of the Republican county central committee : Cochlse county
 her by called 10 b he'd at Bishee Q. the evening of Frl.ay the 20th day C April 300. The meeting is called to the purpose of elec..ig a chairman [ serve for the rema!nier of the term; arrange for our 'r,,cesentation at u territorial conveni!jl iu Phoenix Alp, $ tn, and fer Lha transaction of snu. business as m'2 properly come b.i,re the meeting. JNo. \. CAMPBELL. Secretary, Rep lIican County Central Committee. April 10th 1900.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16

FOK E%
 X Ray EXanE.atone,
 Chronic Diseases,
 All Surgica aud i4lammatory ~ Eye an Ear Disea ss,
 Lenses, Glasses aui Spectacles guar anteed light.
 Catarrh in any of its forms, D. A. CLARK, M. b.,
 Physician and s eciallst,
 Gsbee, head of Ma street. " General practice. calis attendei all h urs.
 P.aP. P.
 "I think Aould go crazy with pail balm," writes Mir. w, II. Stat teton. Hermlne, Pa. "I have been affllcleu with rheumatism for several wears and have tried remedies without numb,, but Pan balm is the best medicine |, have got hold of" One application re. lleves the pain. For sale by all dIng- gists. & ,a. ..
 P. PIP.
 Mrs. Wright and Miss Blanche Wrighr of Missouri, wife and d tighter of Judge Wright of Bisbee, arrived here las week aud intend making Gheir nome il the future with Us. Miss Blanche l., well known in Blsbee, as sh. visited here several montls, and especially the young folks, are pleased to see her witt us again.
 c, Conroy, the i.a'e old mining ex pert, IS again in Bisoee on brief trlp from the Cananeas. CQnroy confidently ayers that the Cananaa ainlng com pany has great future ahead of it. M, Greene, the compauy's manager, artlvca at Cananea a. few days ago from New York. ..
 Messrs. Whitehead and Marchell iav opened up first class sin ,rt order hou . in the old Quaen restaurant under th, name of the "New Engtanu Kitchen, D where they will be plea sed to see al those who wish to enjoy a good whoe- some meal. The reputation of the, gentlemen as first cia-5 caterers Is W |. known to the Bisbee puolc and rec: no introduction from us. They receIv their meats from Kansas city, and " ry day receive a large consI .u,nent ol fresh fruits and vegetab bles i. om the Sal, the market will ba served af re4sUnaDi, prices. Call and see tt n and you will uot eat Il eAheie.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16

w. w. Mahew, Merton, Wis: "I con sidder One Minute Congh Cure most wonderful medicine, quick and saie." " It is the only harmless remedy hat gives immediate results. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, whohpiu. cough, pneumonia and all throat al. lung diseases. Its early use prevents presumption. Children alwayr like U anh ,rnt vera endorse it, Cop3a Queen stor. and Biaoye Dug O.
 G. A, Met,.t rhe cattle man, re- turned to today !trr q visit to his ranch in the Huschucss,
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
P. P. P.

A most charming variety of Easter bonnets were worn at the church festl- vals yesterday. The fair wearers di,- played the most perfect taste in thelr choice, and the decorations of the altars were accentuated by the lovely parterre of fowers adorning the Easter hats that were in evidence throughout the congregation.
 Mrs. M. G. Lobdell, representing the boston Dry Goods Store of Los Angeles, will be with Mrs. r. w. Sherm au, at the Stowe house, on Monday and Taes- day, taking orders for hel firm. She carries full line of samples of wash goods, silks, wash and silk shirt waists, separate skirts, tailor suits. underwear, kid gloves. The lady will visit Blsbee every six weeks ot the year excent Au- gust ana September, date and notice of her coming being given in these col. umDs.
 P. P.P.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
Local Brevities
Coming Attractions

.!zS .sS aIS. alN.Ns a,s a,s. .ss.y. s1S ,1N Si
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
Her Illus bands Story

My E. and address Bondman Block Troy thanklu ws health restored to About dreadful cold which settled her b.:
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16

May 1-May-lg' datcc, by Copper Queen Band.
 April l3 and ll-Ne.son Juvenile Vau- .deville Company.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16

Go to O K Livery Stable, r cou wart 0ood driving teams.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-16
Fer Sale.

Brown Legghorn eggs from full hlo ls, for setting of l3 eggs, $2.O0. ,AddrAs: D. D. Box 475. NJ i6-lH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-09

arm themselves and drive the herd r..
peatedly into the sea. Owing 10 the
difficulty in making landings most OF
the workmen were sent to the rock in
a breeches buoy. Only, men OF sea-
soned pluck could DO persuaded 10
make the trip. A large crew were nnai-
ly landed, with supplies enough to last
them several months. and at the COM
Ing OF winter and rough weather the
ship was compelled to leave them 10
their fate. One night In January a tor
nado drove the waves entirely over
the rock, crushing the tent in which
the men slept, and washing away most
OF their provisions and nearly all OF
then tools. clothing and equipment.
For days at n time. in the coolest
weather OF n northern winter, they
we're compelled TO lie cilnglng to the
slippery rock. drenched with icy wato-.
exposed to swiftly succeeding storms
OF snow and sleet and cut by tho sharp
sea winds. During all this time they
had no sufficient means OF warming
themselves. practically no fresh water
to drink. and nothing 10 cat but hard
tack and bacon, soaked in sea water.
Few arctic explorers have had to sui.
fer the perils and prlvations TO which
these lighthouse builders were subject
ed. and yet they lived and built a great
lighthouse on the summit OF tho rock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-09
Women Favor
Boxers

The women OF China are said TO IA
vor the Boxers because. like the wom-
en- OF most other lands. they are the
religious SEX Looking az foreigners.
whether they be engaged In evangellz-
ing or commerce. as the enemies OF
their religion. they want them driven
out OF the country. They look 10 the
Boxers to accomplish this. Women in
China. have In several Instances shown
themselves capable OF acts Of great
herolsm, measured by the standards
OF their own country. The great Ii
Hung Chang petltioned the empress
to reward two women OF position for
acts which would never have been Sc
lected here for particular distinction.
One OF these was n daughter Of the
Chinese minister to London. who mar
.rled at a very early age a man who
she had scarcely known. for. In ac-
cordance with the Chinese custom she
had no hand IN the selection OF her
husband. Her family looked after that
and she married him at tho appointed
time. II is lucky thing for the
women OF n country that has such Gus
toms that they are sometimes able TO
fall in love with their husbands after
marriage. This seventeen-ye ar-old
bride was able to do that and her de-
votlon TO this husband took n form
that seems remarkable 10 western
Ideas. When he was III and could cat
nothing she cut of a slice OF her arm
and put II in the broth prepared for
him. Whether she thought this treat.
ment would cure him or not. he died.
Then she took poison and when the
physicians saved her life against her
Will she refused TO eat and starved 70
death. IL Hung Chang petltloned the
empress for some mark OF the esteem
In which such a faithful wife should
be held and II was granted to the
woman's family and also to her sister,
in-law. who was sister to no less a
person than the Marquis Tseng. This
over, she tried to kill herself after
her husbands death, but yielded, after
several unsuccessful attempts to the
persuasion of her relatives and con-
sented TO live on condition that she
be allowed to devote her time TO man
aging the estate OF her husbands IA
Their. who was ut the time Chinese am
hassador TO London. This privilege
was granted to her and she felt that
by defeating her life to the material
good OF her husbands family she had
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-09
BEASTS IN INDIA.
VIVA Animals Km Many Human Bsinr.
In That Land.

II Is sometimes remarked that death
due to snake bite forms a convenient
and not unusual description for num-
bers OF deaths by foul means. but tho
annual report on the measures for the
extermlnatlon OF Wild beasts and ven
omous snakes adopted In tho central
provinces does not support the sug-
gestlon. No less than 1882 persons
came by death In this terrible manner.
says the Bombay Gazette. but the num-
Der Is not abnormal In the Damon
district post-mortom examination
was made on the bodies OF all persons
reported TO have died from snake bite.
but no case was detected In which
death was apparently due TO some
other cause. wild bensts killed 2s2
human beings, and the mortality
among cattle ascrlbod to injuries OF
like nature amounted to ii.6s9.
sheonath river. in the Ralpur district,
should become popular resort for
fhlkarls. In addition TO abundance
Of sport with wolves. they would also
be asslstlng the officials TO destroy
these animals, whose deprodatlons on
the bank OF the river are growing into
a serious evil. In Nlmar district these
animals are steadily increasing in num-
Der. and they have done considerable
damage. There were 2sa tigers and 500
panthers killed. the reward for STAY
ing which amounted to Rs.17,759.
There ore many man-oating tigers In
Baiaghnt. and although several per-
sons each claim to have killed tho
"Adegaon man cater" which has car
rled OF eight men, II Is not certain
whether II Is still alive or dead. Golf
ors will learn with interest that. In
addition to the usual exeltements and
difficulties OF the game. players oc-
caslonally have TO encounter n tiger
on the Jubbulpore links. One was shot
In the golf links OF that station during
the year. which was n successful ono
80 far as the destruction OF Wild beasts
"a concerned. II is probable the un-
usual dryncss OF the season contrlbut-
ed somethlng toward making them a
more easy prey than usual TO their pur-
suors.