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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-27

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Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
THE INDIAN SCHOOLS SPOIL
MANY BKIGHr BOYS.

Th, I,dian at best, is a peculiar
felloy. s. He II cunning to begin with.
and too mpch liberty he recognizes as
lieence. In the Indian Schools OF
the natio,. nearly AS many Indian hcys
are spoiled as are redeemed. The
methods pursued by the old Mission
Fathers, is the only true one, after
,hr.e hundr, d years of experience
with this class. TRr old teachers all
COZ, clud.d chat an Indian could not,
With safety b- given the same license
aud lii" rty as a white man. The or
di,.ary Teacher, imported from the east
pats the Indian boy Oh the back and
calls him ''drai 10, with the result
that he has 81 oiled what otherwise
might have pad" an phsdient. worthy
IhJi al. There is 600 much tahY in
the ordinary Indian school; too much
lie, nse, ard 200 mqch leniency. n 'jT
M;Cowap, the head Of the Phoenix
Ind,an SchqoI, is an admirable mana
ger, ct'efql, competent and reliable
Eut msr ,f g.rst expr, fence ai,h In-
dians say he is too l.ntnt. That is.
h. will accept the word Of All Indian
in preference to that Of the white
tutor, on. if he don't acc. pit i, he is
no'-s the complaint of the white man,
aud th. result is that nearly Every II.
dap boy and yi,l a, that school who
is sent to work, bslievr, an'i act upon
the belief that they can work or play,
just as they nave mind to, aid can
always find home ut the school when
it suits them TO return.
; The Gazette believes in keeping MIR.
Indian in bis place. Treat him justly
bnt 10 make on EQUAL of him is to de-
stroy him. 1t cannot bc done and all
attempts in this dir, ction only tend to
srparate hih farther from the white
man he seeks to emulate.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

Mr.. Calvin Phelps and Miss Qtt;lie
Maeser turned over . new leaf Ney
Years evening. It was the beginning
Of new year, and new century end
the feginLing Of new life for two
young people for whom the come
munity have the best Of wishas. The
couple were quietly welded ct the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mac
donald where the bride has made her
home. II. 9. Phelps father Of the
groom performed the ceremony. Only
very few of the nearest friends were
present, whose congratulations neyer1
theless were enthusiastic. After the
Ceremony the little coH pany enjoyed
wedding cake and wine and listened
to some excellent music by the newly
wedded couple, Miss MaeAer is the
daughter of Dr. Karl q. Masser OF
Utah, and has been resident in Mesa
the past two and q half years and has
sndea'.ed herself to the people especi-
alIy the music Loving fraternity, as she
has BEEN prominent in all musical
entertainments apd socials since her
arrival. She is also leader Of the
Mormon choir. MI. M. @. Phelps hes
almost been raised in the city. After
the ceremony the company adjoarpad
to the ball in Coop hall, where the
evening was spent in dangling.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
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WORTHY NAN,

The new probasc judge will take Of
fee next Monday. Judge Langston,
who will SUCCEED Judge Aorford. is 9
your2 man Ct line ability and while
we did our IL, el best to bring ahput
his deftat, we recognize in him an
able, conscientious man, and one who
will honor the high position he has
been CALLED to fill. The retiring judge
is an old resident OF M.ricopa county.
he has ,oi!ed in the field of useful
ness for many years and he retires
from the otfics he has 80 ably filled
with the oest wishes OF the people of
NJ .ricopa corLty. We don't believe
there was another man in the demo-
cratic party that could have defeated
N. A. MortQrd, aside fFQm Judge
Langston.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
Nv .srIyN- = t'lAf, 'A'1s1 sss$~A
MINING IN MEXICO.

the following is from the pesssRe
of President Diaz to .he M~xico Con-
gress
"The mining industry continues 70
develop without interruption. The
number Of title deeds Issued during
the lsst fiscal year was 2,lS4, cover
ing 33 800 claims of one nectar eac::,,
an increase Of 489 title deeds over the
previous fiscal var. The STAGES in
which there are the l.rgrst number ct
mining properties are in the order
mentioned, Durargo, Sonora and Chi
huahus. The incrrase of the exptoi-
'ta,ion of copper in the republic is
wurthy Of note, as in the returns OF
expo'ts it appears that tbe 6gpres tor
thu lass fiscal year almost double those
Of the previous year, amounting TO
little Itss than $lO.Q0Q,QQO The
copntry's industrial development has
led to greater ACTIVITY in prospecting
for coal apd TO tle establishment OF
new workings ip the deposits already
di~cov~rd, ~ far example at Las
Esprranz,s, in Coshila, where ar
rangn"ents ara in p'9yress for ini,lat-
ing the operation Of the mines on
large scale.-Ex.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

The counting Of the electoral votes
takA, pie ca on the second Wednesday
in february. On that day the big
hall of the house of representatives
ill be the scene of the interesting
ceremony. Both houses of congress
will assemble il joint session, with
Senator Frye, Of Maine, presiding.
One republican and eRR democrat
from each hody will be appointed as
t-!lers. Senator Fry" will then open
the envelopes containing the certi6
Gates OF votes. then handing the con-
tppts to the tellers, xho will read the
certificates a.opd. the presiding Of
ticrr will then announce the result,
and will declare Wm. Mckinley and
Tbeodp'c Roosevelt el-cted president
and VICE president ST., The United
States.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
HON. c. B, HAKEs.

President O. Il. TT .kes, of NJ so,
was in the city yesterday. He IS the
President of the Latter Day Saints of
the M-se stake. He is one Of the
pioneer irrigators of Arizona ard one
of the most substantial citizens OF
Maricopu County. He has done much
for the development of Central Au-
zona, as, we'll as being thr chief spiri.
il4 the building of the little CITY af
Mesa Al AAlr. H"krs is arranging to
haye cons.d ablt LAID ia ken up under
the proposed water storage reservoir
system. His attention was Ga I'd to
the many natural reservoir si.es IN
Pima county, especially west and
south Of TUCSON out on the broad rich
mesa lands Whrn il was suggested
that there were good opportunities for
the location of one or more colonies of
hie people, who are generally farmer.
He said he would take the matter up
for consideration, and it was more
than probable that be would act on
the suggestion This would br good
thing for these frugal, indust' ious
people, and it would br a good thing
for TUCSON and Pima county.
Il has been four years since Mr.
Hak.s has been in Tucson, and he OBJ
serves wonderful rrogress in all things,
especially in the metropolitan charac-
ter Of the city as well as the large
amopnt Of business carried on. The
dro1th has been quite severe this past
year on the DE- ,ricopa farmers, but
they have generally wea hered tn"
same and the outlook for the coming
SEASON. il very good Star,
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
- ~s- ~
CHANGE IN THE.

A new time table is now In effect
on the entire Northern Line, Here-
aft~ the west houpd trains will arrive
at Ash Fork each day st l2.l0 p N,
and the east bound train leaves there
every day At 5.55 p p. Trains arrive
each day from the west at Ash Pork
at $50, and leays for the vest each
day Vt 1885.
Our local train will leave Ash Fork
at 8 p m, arriving at Prescott at S.S5
P N, and arriving ct Phoenix at 2.4Q
an. 1t will leave Phoenix at ll.3Q
p. a. each dAy, arriving at Prescott as
Prescott at ZOO d N, and leaving
there 1t g. : m. and arriving 81 Ak
Fork at 1910 am.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

A comnittee of Marie9pa ccsnty
citizens has been appointed to draft q
new irigat,on law for Arizona. to be
submitted to the coming Legislature.
1t is to be hoped the gentlemen hav-
ing the matter in charge will take for
an example tho Montana statvte
WHICH r+nd-rs the land and water
ins' 'psral,l- and WHICH furnishes the
most complete and fair law for irriga
tionists in +xistence. Such code il
badly needed lR Arizona where the
farmers are at the mercy Of the cALal
owne,s.-TFibnne.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
PAsTURAGE NOTICE.

Notice is he 'ehy given that the fol-
lowing described animals were put i9
my pasturage, on my homo place about
p miles northwest Of Mesa, Arizona, BY
B. B. QeNure, viz:
One geldipg, about q years old. no
brands, put in IAne, lSas:
Ore mare. aged about !? ysaH na
brands, put in May. 1899. { ~
The owaer is FegHestsd to c@fs.enr-
ward at once and pay phsrski1 Pths
above mentioned animals VIII be sold
for said charges, a. provided BY Law.
Il. Posi-
Dated Dac. l3, 1900
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

lha 6rp name of PpWeroy 4 Nets,
was changed to F. T. Pameroy & Co.,
Jan lat; Ed. PoWeroy haying pur=
chased the interests of John Nets
The new firm will continpe is do bust
meas along the lines of the old, but
will incre use tho stock and facilities
for doing bicycle repair work and
kindly thanks the public for past
la,ronage and solicits. the trade in
their lines for the future.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

A "Minins Nh" is said to have
won $4,000 against faro RECENTLY in
Nog.lrs, and lano another '"i"ing man. is
reported TO havu beaten roulette ast
week in Phoenix for 81 900. The
newspapers don't men'i"r the hpn-
dr-ds who lose their AL in these aeadr
falls. But that's the way at the
world you always tell when you win
aid kce ] to yours { who's von 't's",
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

Tonight friday at Social Hall
there ia aayestisea to appear May
Howard and Dr. Chas. Slsde cele-
brated spirit mediums who will give
an illustrated lecture on Spirit Power.
II they will do anything near whst
they advertise to do, it will be An in
tersating evening for The public and
all should attend.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

At the las, meeting Of Mesa todga
No. IA, I. D. o. F., the following Off
icars were duly elected: ! 6 Peter=
son, N &; jesse Pearoe, Y q; Alrx
Kerr, Seq; j II Fomeroy, Treas; Rant
Longmare. Trustee. They will be iu-
tailed on the SECOND Sa.prdaY in this
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

The Amusement Hall 10 nov near
ing completion. The brick work 10
completed, the focr spd stage laid.
and the ceiling being pat up. It 10
expected that it will be finished this
month and that the opening will. be .
grand hall.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04

Experience is the bes: teacher, Use
AckeF's English Remedy in any case Of
coughs, colds or Group. Should it fail
to give immediate relief peney s.fund-
ed. Is cts. and 30 cts. For sald by r
W. Raily. Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
TIMER CULTURE; FINAL PRQQg.-x0-
F1cE FOR PUBLIcATt0g.
United States Land Ofice, !
4cson, Arizona, Noy. ~, 1900.


Notice is hereby given that TheodoFs
2. Banta of Mesa. Arizona, has filed
notice Of intention to make final RrQnf
before the Clerk of the District Co4rt,at
his Office in Phoenix. Arizona, hn Non.
day, the 7th day of January. 1901, on
timber culture application No s2l. fsf
the FoFtAeast quarter Of section Ma 36.
in Township No l s, Rspge No. aE.
He names IS witResses' Daniel prof.
baugh. John L. Aadersan, Arthur W.
johnson and Abraham +. Smith, All Of
Mesa, Arizona.
AFtPQH +. AaaRs.
First pnb Nov 80. Rsgistb.
Mesa free press., 1901-01-04
MESA FREE PRESS
A. p. SHEWM MAN. PUBLISHER.

eY-. No person is authorized to contract bills
on account of this paper except on written
order of the Publisher.
Advertising rates made known on application
KY subscription, $3.50 per year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-16
The Columbus Buggy 60.

Received Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition 1900
They make the best that Money can buy and have
100 different styles, Every Vehicle has the name
plate attached Look out for limitations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

concnln2 with Limitation iii bitter like 0aG and AImHn t" good angc 1l tip t tIt to artal9tl the 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

0T IIe 0Iher deNeHds in SI,eh q ease as tHIS upon
 bsef i'll hereGitg on tlte. eue hand and i'll the ab
 itl of th" iHhertor Of evil bent and bias to slea@then the brain .ls l9e groNs uI and lives on. IT, however, L40}3i We5i>:.o@r t0 resist be added to= stroHa=a appetite -the inheritance, 1t would ii,at the child should have large allowances made for silnosl inevitable wreck, Perhaps in Hae.s instance tte ltFs,s iato iucbriety were aot c1lf4t!e the seeming pervcrsitY with which h, tnfteH aHsst thtze @#oryuHites and aaEanta@eS &ls:eh would haNe .oi.e far to retrieve fafse St4tt in lie. for which lc was no more i >poilsihr than fer tie good fortune of being hori1 ill EostGn. Indeed tllloughout his checke cred career la displayed remarkable facility for snuh- hine main chances NeserlhelesS le contrivod to live hE A.s Eea fe. | zears Ii is the work of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

that period more than lis of life that s o IT
 II began in Baltimore with Wnnin@ prize ot paper for the best prose tale. This accompanied nuthor. The : olHmendalion o the eaMmtiee o5 slN such stories lie had on hand q compensation aging start with the paper above mentioned AaSa lowed. with m apprenticeship in story writing.
 "I.geia. tate Haunted Palace" "'ll4e all af IT Literary small Galk" and book notices. with t"s long to this period. lis stories amounted fa - shed as his nstallmeHt eff prose fEe same c.4t4et m his verse. but cNcn lHUlc pfonouncod lie d1s ' probable bordering the impossible. To tiis h. ance of likelihood by attempts to account for i'is scientific principles He also employs direct Hl} carrying an impression oi truth hut il tS only o 2 ' the similitnde of fact to that which in the nature' in his verse. the dics ot his prose tales fai at fascination that with il. "'fhe Facts Ia tine 'Mesmeric Revelation. s.fhe Black Cat. atfe fAt Fall of the House of sher. iie Premature 83Haai Death. The Murders Ill the Rue MegaHe." s't e V all these and others like them s44ee@ti7e ef eiia} They are dark coupl"Nioned themes S'13Jt9Hy With unholy errands. They give npseS ea. itzsattei lfa of another world hoNer the border, of ihis Nit niScence.
 The stories themselves fulfill the promise of thei horrors DcluSionS tlat prove fatal renorSp that f. tombs that are prisons vaults for those WhQ cannot StaIless gloom trees SMayng ill WindesS air. cold s ed dungeons despair and deatl-these the Hril black and red Sometimes in ..'fha Domain of <,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
X.-Edgar Allan Poe.

@f5fe \ fa4f q poem appeared which
 I4 commended it.ell 10 many rtaae~ by the mystery and
 sa5.;ress with which it WIS e'''a'S Gled. cau,bincd with a certain gedesqa ne al fancy a"d s,n&ul2r- ity ai u zee Wt.ch etu2ld the popu- lar ear aHa pleased tA' Imagination. I.s tile came to bc associated So in ti1a=teiT with the author that The Fa4. was unuaiIy the next word
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

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 \ mortal melody, Nhiie I h0ldei- note than this might swell From my tyre within the sky.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-04
HOPE FOR
MRS. MCKINLEY.

Washington, June Very family the
first ray of hope that has heen seen since
Mes. Mckinley was taken i'll showed az
tho White House today. 1t was announ-
ced TINT II there was any change L. was
for tho better, and hat the was ground
10 look for vo'y slow, but gradual i'm.
provement.
This is not much encouragement, but 1t
was enough 10 make the President look
cheerful for tho first timo in woeks. He
saw only very few callers ami passed
nsarly 'h' entire day in his wite's room
or within easy call.
NJ. jules Cambon, he French Ambas.
sador, called to lake his leave Of the
President. He arrived just after The
forenoon consultation OF physicians, and
the President explained to him how FER.
lousy Ill Mrs. Mckinley wa., and how
serious was her failure to rally or gain
strtEgth. On learning the actual fac s
Al Cambon decided to postpone his depart
ure. scheduled for June q, until u later
durin tho next forty-eight hours.
At today's con u!ta'ion u fourth ply
s!clau was called in. DR.. O.ler, OF Bhlti-
more. He joined Drs. Rix.y and john
son ana Surgeon Guneral Stern berg at 10
O'Clock and the consultation lnssed nearly
an hour.
Dir Oslcr Is undersl Ood to have express.
ed tbs opinion hat Mrs. Mckinley's ill.,
ness was not necessarily fatal. md that
She might recover. This was the news
Il . President, who had aim ost abandoned
hupr, had been ragor.y waiting for.
Nearly all the diplomats called to day
and left their cards and messages Of
sympathy Tor yho President
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-04
ITEMS FROM
u NEW CASTLE.

Daniel Miller, colored, took
French leave yesterday. He had
no faith 10 the Board Of Pardons.
He is now among the great army
Of "wanted. Miller is the third
person who was serving a life sen
tence for the murder Of Noah Ben
son at Delaware City nearly ten
years ago. HUT and Johnson were
recently pardoned and the consid'
Grafton of Miller's case was to come
up.before the Board Of Pardons at
Dover today For some time past
Miller has been "trusty' about
t ne Jail and accordingly was given
the freedom o. the streets. Yester.
day afternoon he was seen as usual
but few hours later no traces Of
him could be found.
Corporal Frank Beckett left to
day for Fort Jordan, Kansas, to
Join the United States Twenty
eighth regiment. Members of Com.
pany H, N. G. D. rendered him a
reception last evening.
The mem bers OF Friendship Con-
clave, No. 81. Adhesive Mogulliars,
are arranging for an evenings
pie asure to be held on Thursday
evening. June ID. A number of out
slders have been invited to particle
pate in the entertainment.
Edward Wise painted the Burgle
fountain Yesterday. Now let us
have fresh water and let 1t run
freely.
Considerable Indignation pre-
vails over the appearance OF John
Mahurd, colored, on the streets
and associating with colorcd peo-
pie. He was sent TO the hospital
annex where the smallpox patients
were housed. According to the
statement Of one Of the tarnhurst
attendants, Nahurd lett the hospi.
tai building before it was proper
to do so. The Board of Health
should take immediate steps to
have this man quarautined or sent
back to the hospital.
BY the way the Board OF Health
needs little shaking up. Com
plant is heard that excavators are
still at work on the wells and the
foul matter dumped within the city
Unite.
Manager John f. Shearer OF the
New Castle base ball club is nego-
tating for number of new players.
He proposes to streng then the club
and to keep up its reputation.
Lewis Duncan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duncan. was bitten on
the shoulder on SUNDAY by dog.
Conductor Robert Newiove is i'm
proving.
Rev. Hubert Brady preached at
the forty hours devotion in st.
Peters Church last evening.
William D. Stoops has accepted
position in the fire. ght Office OF the
Wilmington Steamboat Company.
A lad giving his name as Miles
Benson Of Wilmington, wasrescued
from drowning yesterday near the
lefty by two PennsvIlle fishermen.
He Tell overheard from another
boat in attempting to get his hat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-04

Hawkins Will Ask for Pardon.

Dover, Del, June 3.-Former Sec
rotary of State John D. Hawkins,
once the Democratic leader of lower
Delaware, aud considered one of the
strongest politicians in the State,
will tomorrow appear before the
Board Of Pardons of this State, ask
ing to be released from Dover prison,
where he has been serving out sen.
tence for the misapplication Of $500
of the funds of client. Formerly a
man OF fine physique, and rosy COM
plexion. the big lawyer is now a
pale, wasted and haggard shadow OF
his former self.
The prisoner still protests his in
nocence and has a pile of evidence to
present to the board as soon as he
can locate a material witness to
strengthen his case beyond all oppo-
sition showing that the money alleg-
ed to have been embezzled, was really
paid back to Charles C.. Babbitt of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hawkins client,
one afternoon, in Broad Street Sta
tion, and this claim is supported by
the affidavit Of John {. Corbit, OF
Chicago.