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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-30
renn Anntyeraarx Celehrnted.

TeAu AuM1Vers2Fy VeIeDFHteU.
CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 30.-The Penn
sylvania Society Of Colonial Danes
OF America yesterday commemorated
the two hundred and nineteenth ami.
v'rsary Of the landing of William
Penn at Chester. Two hundred and
hfty members Of the society, with
Their friends, participated In the ex-
crclses In Liberty hall. Mrs. A. j.
Cassatt. president Of the society, occu-
p;ad tbA chair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-30
Fined for ScOrching.

Bedford Pryor. Of Blnnco. was fined
IS and costs for scorching In Clayton.
The bicyal rider has stated he had no
regard for tho Law O' Clsyt9R.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-30
Rockefeller Aids Berlin Church.

NUVKeTVTTeE HEu5 HeTfTH SHUFVU'
BERLIN, Oct. 30.--John D. Rookie
Teller has presented 10000 marks to the
American church fund. which now
amounts to 100000 marks. Work on the
new structure will be begun immedi-
ately.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-30

Norway Pine Syrup; natures remedy for
coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases Of every
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
NESE

Mr. Ed Montgomery returned from the Needles, where he went to work on tlc new railroad that Senator Clark and company are building to Salt Lake city. few days ago He says all the Mesa boys quit and are en route home. He had money enough to bring hin, home; the others had not. and they are getting home any way they can. He says the contractors had things figured down to a point that after the eX- penses were paid they were getting but $l per day and the boys would rather come home and get sl.5O in the harvest field.
 Supervisor Hunssker today advised that the usual meeting held by the diff ferent churches be postponed until the Normal school cases developed either on way or the other. President flakes notified his wards to that effect and Deputy sheriff Lewis will notify the pastors of the other churches, and so there will probably he no religious service held in this part of the valley tomorrow.
 The Lehi Creamery and Produce com lNAN NNHA'ANoN put ll lNS bt sfpdi ator which has capacity of 800 pounds of milk per hour and will now be able to handle all the milk that the bottom lands produce Heretofore they have been separating only about 700 pounds of milk per day, and have been making cheese out of the balance. But they have so many orders for butter that they can not now fll that they have about decided to make no more cheese this summer. The company is a pro- gr5 asive one, and will keep abreast of the times
 Yesterdays train carried a number of Mesa eXcursionists to California. C. C. Dana went to Riverside Mrs. Ull- man and daughter to Oceanside. where she has property. and Mrs. H. L.. Chandler to Long Beach. They will spend the summer there.
 Hyrum Davis and Frank Davis of
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
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H. r Hall was passenger to Wick enburg last night.
 B. Heyman lest for Iron Springs on last nights train.
 A. Redewill will leave for Globe Mon- day night on business trip.
 Mrs. C. H. Gahan went to Benson on last nights southbound train.
 Mrs. J. C, Tovrea left last night for san Francisco over the Santa Fe.
 H. $. Eeines of Los Angeles regis tered at the Ford hotel yesterday.
 Jennie Cruse was passenger for Los Angeles on last nights northbound train.
 Mrs. C. T. Morgan and child left for san Francisco last night via the $. F, r. X P.
 R. x. Fredericks and $. w. Higey of Prescott are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 M. r. Freeman of Tucson was in the city yesterday. a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Michael Ohl of Wilcox was Phoe- nix visitor yesterday. lie registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Miss Alice B. Boone os the Indian school left for Kansas City on last, nights s. r. P. X P. train.
 Sheriff J. L. Munds of Yavapal coun- ty returned yesterday morning from
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

Lehi were business visitors in Mesa yesterday.
 A recent letter from Ed l.. Pomeroy, who is now working at Bisbee, reports his hand entirely well from the acci- dent he sustained recently. He says the Mesa boys there are all working steadily and are all well, and send re- gards to friends at Mesa. The boys from Mesa in Bisbee are G. A. John son. Ed. l.. Pomeroy, Lot Merrill. M l. Pomeroy. II. E. Church. M. A. Stew art and Mir. Gillipse. Mir and Mrs. De Wald and Mrs. s'reel and daughter are also there.
 A communication from Rev. Edwin G. Decker pastor of the M. F. church of Mesa, informs us that he is still sick and is at the home of MT. Neils Peter son Of Tempe, Arizona. He also desires us to announce that Rev s. A. Thomp- son., superintendent of the Arizona missions of the NJ. F. church. will preach and hold communion services in the M. E. church here Sunday at II a. m.
 Mr. David Strohl. regular conductor oil lne VI, N I. IT, h', NHo mas DeeH very sick for the past few weeks, Is Improving steadily and will soon be on his run again.
 Mir. Charley Jone-. who sold his place near Mesa and went to the coast. ex- pecting to locate there. returned a short time ago to the Salt River valley as he couldn't stand the climate there. He was compelled to return to the best ci- mate in the world, and now will purchase a home here and settle down for good.
 Mir. Lon Lebaron returned to his home in PiEal county today, taking back load of honey cans.
 MT. Elesworth Bailey returned from Tucson, where he has been working the past few months.
 Mes SIS. Holdren and sons are com plaining of these cool nights holding Lack the ripening of their garden stuff They have about twelve acres of can teloupes which should have ripened be- fore this time. They are promising canteloupes, however. by Tuesday next.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Rap- list church is giving the ice cream so- tial In the Spragg building in the front of the old Free Press rooms instead of at the home of Mrs. Sprage. announced few days ago. The proceeds are for the benefit of the church Everybody is invited to come and enjoy them selves.
 w. F. Pomeroy returned Friday night from Cochise county, where he had been in company with E. M Dor ris and w. A. Bolton to inspect the marble quarry owned by Pomeroy Bros. and L. R, Lege!r They were all well pleased with the property.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

It is this condition that Dr. Hartman calls systemic catarrh. The whole sys- tenn is saturated with catarrh. Thisdis- covery marked an important advancei ir the history of medical science. Tho medical profession had long been grop- ing to discover the meaning of the stub born and distressing after-effects of Ia grippe. All remedies seemed alike in. adequate.
 As soon as Dr. Hartman announced that 1t was his belief that the after. effects of Ia grippe was simply sys- temic catsrrh, a great advance was made in the treatment of these cases. It now only remained to find . reliable remedy for systemic catarrh.
 Here . new difficulty arose. catsrrh had been regarded by many physicians as local disease and treated solely by local remedies. Such physicians knew of no system mic remedy for catarrh.
 Other ph ysicians regarded catarrh as blood disease and had been in the habit of treating it with blood medicines, which could be of no possible use in systemic catarrb.
 For time Peruns enjoyed the dis. tinction of being the only systemic ca- tarrh remedy known. It was not even claimed by anyone that there was an. other remedy for this exasperating con. dition.
 Since then, however, a great many remedies have been proposed for sys-- temic catarrh, and a great deal of val. uablc time wasted in experimenting with other remedies. But it still re. mains true that Peruna is the only spe- cific remedy for the after-effects of Ia grippe. The demand for this remedy, in consequence of the present epidemic of Ia grippe, is enormous.
 MrJ.P. Lowery, proprietor City Hotel Albany, Texas, says: "Being advised tO try Peruna for la grippe and asthma, | did so with good results. had been feeling very unwell for long time, and had asthma quite bad till 1 came West, when got better of the asthma, butwas not we'll tried a great many remedies for it, but nothing was able to cure me.
 ''I took three bottles of Peruna and am happy to say that it is the best med- icine l ever used. l am satisfied that Peruna is good medicine, and as such have commended it to several of my friends with good results. It is seldom give testimonial, but think this dus you. l hope others may be benefited through you and your medicines"
 Every one should read Dr. Hartman's latest lecture on la grippe. This lecture will be sent free by The Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio. =
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
NO ST. PAUL-TEUTONIC RACE.
Capt. McKinstry Declares Storie ]
 About it All Moonshine."

London. June l5+-The Teutonic reached Queenstown at l2:l6 D. m. to- day. The officers and passengers were astonished to hear it reported that she had been racing with the American Line steamship St. Paul, which ieft New York the same day as the Teu- tonic, and which passed Hurst Castle at 2:S0 p. m. today. John w. Macksy said that such a suggestion had never been heard throughout the voyage. and that, so far as he knew, no one on board was trying to reach London in time for the Chamber of Commerce banquet this evening. They did not see the St. Paul throughout the voyage.
 Captain McKinstry declared that the stories of the alleged race between the two steamships were 'all moonshine."
 The St. Paul docked in Southampton at 4:20 D. m.. having been delayed for four hours outside The Needles by fog.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
THE DOCTORS AGREE.

Two Physicians Both Agree on the
 New Scientific Dandruff Treatment
 pr. J. M. Powell. of Spokane, Wash, says: "Herpicide has given good saltis- faction in my family for dandruff."
 Dr. w. G. Alban, Of Walla Walla, Wash. says: q find Herpicidc all that Is claimed for 1t as a dandruff cure. shall prescribe it." Dandruff is germ disease and you can't cure it unless yOI kill the dandruff germ; and you cant do that unless you use Newbro's Her picide, the only preparation in ;h9 world that destroys the parasites. A delightful hair dressing: allays itchin 5 instantly: makes hair glossy and sotI as silk. It is n sure dandruff destroy CT
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
TEMPE

Mrs. Harry WAitford leaves in day or s1 for Oakland, Cal, where she will make her future hone.
 An ordinance was. passed at the meet ing of the city council the other night compelling all unvacclnated people to be vaccinated immediately.
 Billy Strong's th,esher has. resumed work after a few days lay-off for re- pairs.
 Beeman Eugene Adams IS moving his Buckeye bees up to his apiary few miles southwest of Tempe His mes quite yield from Buckeye is exception ally fine.
 Attorney William P. Richardson was visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 J. F. Price has received a new outfit of heavy machinery preparatory to beginning work on the oil wells near Tempe He will run a full force and will push the work rapidly.
 The lawns put out at the Normal grounds last winter have done fine The beds of grass are a green mat and cause the grounds 90 look very pretty with the lines Cf various kinds of trop- .cal shrubbery.
 A ]. Matthews and w. A. Bolton drQve over to PhoeSix yesterday.
 Miss Marie Az rlccson is preparing for visit to Gila Bend.
 Carpenters J. c. Ulmer and Col Sel- lerS have just crT9'sted two large wooden watering troughs for south side ranchers A square one holding 1900 gallons wa1 sent out tO tie Hummer felt ranch yesterday. Another now ready for delivery is circular one holding 1500 salons This one Is for Mons Ellington
 Miss Hattie Green of Phoenix spent yesterday with friends in Tempe.
 A big run Is being made in blue flame oil stoves 5y the Tempe Hardware and Supply Co. They sell the genuine stan dard Wicllless and th- Puritan.
 J. V. Stewart has just completed the staCking ct a leo acre piece of hay for Valentine Cant nine miles south of Tempe. During the work Mir. Stewart in vein of humor sent word to Mir Cant tu rent more land upon which to stack the rest cf the hay. as the 160 acres did not hold all the hay. Mir Stewart says it win go over two tons to the acre.
 Monroe Redden returned the other day from a trip in the northern part or the territory. His father is at pres ent putting up hay and has several men helping him in the process. Carl Buck Is one of them. The other day Monroe ReldeE. who is quite hypno- tlst took aU occasion to hypnotze Carl. He did 1t so completely and beau tifully that 1t afforded a great amount
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

Yuma, where he took lot of crim- inals.
 Mir. E E. Gage, who arrived in the city from Prescott yesterday morning, went on to Tucson last night w. F. Staunton, superintendent of the Congress mine was in the city yes terday, a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Sister Mary Gertrude and Sister Mary Xavier of the convent school left last night via the M X P. for Deming
 MT. w. G. Palmer of Washington, D. C., an agent of the department of jus tice. who has spent several days in the city. left last night for Albuquerque.
 Miss Francesca Baker. daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. c. Baker. returned this morning from Los Angeles. where she has been attending Mulberry acad- emy during the past year
 MT. l.. w. Collins, wife and son left last night for Iron Springs. where Mr. Collina has just finished the erection of cottage. His wife and son will spend the summer there.
 J. T. Ramsey. Chicago: J. M. Me- Farland, Denver; l.. L. Breckenridge, Hooper. Colo. R. G. Breckenridge. Monte Vista. Colo. were among those registering at the Hotel Adams yes terday.
 Thomas l.. Elder arrived in the city from Jerome yesterday morning. Mir Elder says that work is progressing rapidly on the Vulture Hill property and that the deeper they go the better the rock gets.
 J. J. Brooks. Wickenburg; A. H. Sliebitz. Los Angeles. R. B. Large and Mir. and Mrs. G. R. Hurd. Briggs, Ariz,; Jennie Knotts, Jamesport. Mo. {; k. T. Watkins. Detroit. ard w. w. Sitter of Denver. registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Among those who went to Prescott on last nights excursion were Hugo Schar- wenke, Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Johnson. Mrs. G. H. LaBurton, Mrs. J. O'Connor. Mir and Mrs. G. H. Reedy. Mra. J. ] Cottrel, Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Phelps. J. Gardiner. l.. Somers and Miss O'Con- ner.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
| Additional Local

A BIG TANK.-D. H. Burtis has just finished putting up a water tank on the Bartlett Heard ranch south of the river that has a capacity of l5.00O gallons. It Is probably the largest tank in the valley erected for strictly domestic purposes. But the domestic organization of that ranch is by no means a small thing. There are about forty men now employed on the ranch.
 ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.-The regular quarterly meeting of the Ari- zona Academy of Medicine was held last evening in the parlo,s of Coffee AIS Place, where a most excellent din- ner was served in accordance with the custom of the society. There was a good attendance, nearly all of the Phoenix members of the organization being present. Two papers on sub jects of interest to the profession were read. one by Dr. J. w. Floss and the oth.r by Dr. O. E. Plath. They were freely discussed after the reading. Several cases met with by the various physicians in their daily practice and some unusual features of which were of general interest. were described and discussed. and altogether the meeting was most interesting and profitable to all present
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

of interest to the spectators. He had Carl doing all kinds of funny antics, Monroe gave his fathers cane to Carl and sent him hunting bears. He soon came upon one. from which he made a run. He :oon turned, however, and made a vigorous attack upon the sup posed bear, breaking the cane to splin- tars on the floor. Mir. Rodden has sev- eral times hypnotized this same sub ject. and now Carl always keeps on the other side of the yard
 Mir. J. $. Laney returned yesterday from a trip to the rorthern pat of the territory
 Mrs. A. B. Tomlinson and daughter. Miss Georgia. were social visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 William Goodwin displayed stack of corn with two ears of corn which were very large. especially for so early in the season. These were not the only ears, for today Mir. Goodwin's family feast- on the first roasting ears of the season.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
EXHIBITION OF AUTOMOBILES.
American Manufacturers Urged tC
 Send Samples of Their Work.

~
 Washington. June l5.-Consul J. F. Monaghan, at Chemnitz, in a commit nication to the state department says that in October next the fourth Ger man exhibition of bicycles and automo- piles will be held at the Crystal Palace In Leipzig. The consul says that build CTS of bicycles and automobiles in tha United States should not fail to send their goods to the exposition. Although there is little business to be done in the bicycle line, there is a good outlook for machines driven by gas, electricity, etc. The French manufacturers usually pay little attention to such eXpositions and in this instance the consuls of France in Germany are straining every muscle to convince the French manufacturers of automobiles that they will lose d splendid opportunity if the neglect to display their machines at Leipzig.
 Consul Monaghan says; Our man ufacturers should make a study of the automobiles built in Germany, so as to guard against the trouble United States bicycle exporters had a few years ago In replacing broken parts. l would also call attention to the bad policy of flood ing this market with inferior machines,
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
YOUNG BUT BIG.

Chicago. June l5.-Professors, stu dents and alumni of the Chicago uni versity today began a five days cel1- bratlon of the completion of the tenth year of thsir institution. The pro- gramme of the opening day includes athletic contests, a performance c: "As You Like it" concert and a Junior promenade. The celebration will con- clude nsxt Tuesday with the thirty eighth university convocation, at which an address will be delivered by John D. Rockefeller.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
HOITT'S SCHOOL

Parents desiring home influences, beautiful surroundings, perfect climate, careful supervision. and thorough mem tai, moral and physical traini1g for their boys, will find all these require ments fully met at Hoitt's School, Menlo Park San Mateo County, Cal.
 Send for catalogue.
 Eleventh year begins August 12th
 IRA c. HOITT, Ph. D.. Principal.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
A PERFORMER HELD UP.

san Francisco. June 15.-Hsu Chih Chin. the Chinese reformer. who is de- talned by Collector Stratton at the re- quest of Consul General Ho Vow and on orders from Washington. is seeking to secure his liberty by means of a writ oc habeas corpus which was filed this morning in United States district court. The hearing was set for tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRINGS
 EXCURSIONS

During the season. commencing June 10th and ending July 3lst, we will sci round trip ten day tickets to Castle Creek Hot Springs, together with stop over check good for one weeks stay at the Hotel there, for only s2l
 These springs are famous the world over for their medicinal properties.
 l.. H. LANDS,
 Acting General Ageu..
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
ADAM CAUSED A TOWN TROUBLE

Buena Vista, Col, June 15.-On ac- count of a break in the power dam in the Arkansas river this town will be in total darkness for several months. and the Buena ViD.l shelter will bc closed down indefinitely. The flood which broke the dam was caused by the rapid melting of snow during the recent warm weather.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16
SAN JUAN DAY AND WlCKENBCRG
 CELEBRATION WICKENBURG, JUNE 2ith.

For this occasion we will on June 23rd Sell round trip tickets to W!cken- burg at one fare: limit, lure 18th. Do not overlook this opportunity to visit the boom city of Central Arizona.
 l.. H. LANDS.
 Acting Gen. Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

Nothing was known on board the St. Paul about the alleged race with the Teutonic.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

as was done in some instances in the bicycle trade"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-10
LONG DRAWN OUT.
Schley Inquiry Will Likely Last
All This Month.

Washington, d. O., Oct. z. Com
mander Rodgers the executive Off
Ger of the battleship Iowa during the
war, was the first witness on the
stand in the Schley court this morn
ing. He merely made minor cor
rection in his printed testimony.
A chapter day during all of Octo-
Der seems now to be the outlook in
the schley inquiry. 1t had been ex-
pected that Lemly would complete
his presentation of the case against
Schley last week, but il now looks as
though he would not be able to do so
before Saturday. A number of wild
charges made against Schley, such
as withdrawing his ship at night
twenty-five miles from Santiago, have
been wholly disproved. Interest now
centers in the retrograde movement
from Santiago toEKey West for coal,
and it will be for having ordered this
movement, if anything, that Schley
will be reproved by the court. 1t is
on this point that Lemly has made
his strongest showing.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-10
KILLED HIS ENEMY.
Pastor OF "a Carbonate, Ill, Church
shoots n NeishbOr aud Claims He
Acted Only in SeIf-Defense.

Carbonate, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Rev. Jo-
seph Mechanism, pastor of the Sew.
enth Day Baptist church, on Saturday
shot and killed Benjamin Brown, a
carpenter. Both men are well known
residents of Carbonate. The trag.
edy took place near the corner of the
public square, at a time when the
streets were filled with the usual
crowd of Saturday traders. Some
months ago the McCammish and
Brown families lived together in q
double house in the outskirts of the
city. The arrangement proved I'M
fortunate, for McCammish and Brown
quarreled with each other, their wives
quarreled and each man quarreled
with his own wife. Since that time
bitter feud has existed between the
two men.
Saturday morning McCammish was
standing talking to Mr.. Homer Kney,
a merchant of Carbonate, when
Brown came up and began a quarrel.
But little of the conversation be.
tween the two men was heard by Mr.
Kney. However, McCammish claims
that Brown attacked him with a
knife, and that in self-defense he
shot him, the bali entering under the
left arm, causing internal hem
Orrhage, from which Brown died 40
minutes later.
Although McCummish is a minister
of the Seventh Day Baptist faith, he
has been working as a blacks mith to