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Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
WOMAN TRAPPED
 ON BLACKMAIL CHARGE
Invited to Attend Victims Office and
 There Arrested.

Bridgeton, N. J., November 23.- Blackmail is charged against Arnott Washington and Miss Ethel Stewart by Coroner Clayton McPherson, who accuses Washington and the woman of attempting to extort money from him through the medium of threatening let ters.
 Washington is in jail and Miss Stew art is under $500 bail. Miss Stewart is unmarried. Washington has a wife and family. Two other citizens in formed Chief Justice Rex DonnelIy to- day that Washington had sought to blackmail them by methods similar to those which Coroner McPherson says were employed in his case
 McPnerson trapped Washington and Miss Stewart in his office on Saturday night after he had received two let ters, which he says were sent him by the pair.
 The letters were delivered by a mes senger. They contained demands that McPherson pay S15 or suffer the pen alty of having a scandalous story cir culated about him. Both letters are said to bear the signature of Miss Stewart. He made an appointment with them at his office last night. Be- fore they arrived he posted a police man behind a screen.
 After declining to accede to their de- mands, McPherson questioned the girl closely. He says that she broke down wept and admitted that Washington and she had plotted to procure money from him. Washington, she is said tc have confessed, assured her that she ! could not be punished. The police. | man arrested Washington and Mis-. Stewart before they left the office.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
CHICAGO MAIL ROBBERY.
Will Be Felt when New York Stock
 Exchange Opens Today.

Chicago. November 23.-Chicago's mall wagon robbery last night will cause several New York brokers con- siderable inconvenience, as it was dis covered today that one of the stolen mail pouches contained several pack ages of stocks, bonds and some se- curities, intended to reach New York in time to be used when the stock ex- change opens on Monday.
 One man mailed a paper of the face value of $100, ,000.
 As near as can be estimated the rob bers secured between SIP, ,O0O and $13,OOO cash, certified checks and other nego- tiable paper. No trace Of the robbers has been found.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.

Hazelton, Pa, November 23-The sec ond fatal accident in the Lehigh region since the return of the men to work occurred at Coleraine collery today. Mlchael Banko, 19 years old employed as htcher at No. colliery, was caught between cars. His head was crushed and he died just as -ie was being carried into his home.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
TO UTILIZE LEATHER SCRAPS.
Boston Company Is to Make Them Into
 Railroad Ties and Paving Blocks.

Boston. November 23-A company has been organized. with a capital of s3OO,00O. to manufacture railroad ties and paving blocks from leather. The promoters say that their invention is destined to revolutionize the business.
 The tiee3 and paving blocks are made of leather scraps, which have never be- fore found any use. By patented process the company will turn the waste of every leather factory in the
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
FLOODS IN TEXAS.

Dalles. Tex, November 23.-The flood situation in Texas is stnl serious al- though tine rain has ceased falling. Passenger traffic is interfered with to a great extent and hardly road in the state is able to run trains on time.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
sTocKMEN WILL OPPOSE.
The Combination of the Big Packing
 Plants.

Kansas City, November 23-C. F. Martin, national secretary has removed the headquarters of the National Live stock association from Denver to Kan sas City and active preparations for the annual convention in January are being made. The convention promises to be the most important yet held by the association. Among the most inn pOrtant subjects to be discussed and acted upon is the adoption of some plan to oppose the contemplated merging of the packing plants of the country.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
GERMANY SHIVERING.

Berlin, November 23.-Unusually cold weather prevails throughout Germany Southern SaXony reports , degrees Fahrenheit, East Prussia the same and Berlin +. The cold is severe in Han over. Westphalia and Oldenburg. Skat- ing has commenced in Berlin.
 Intense cold prevails all over Eu- rope.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
UMBRELLAS BURN.

Baltimore, Md, November 23-Fire today in the umbrella manuiactory of Gath brothers, caused s2O0,OOO damages to the building and stock. Both were fully insured
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
ROBBERS GET AWAY.
The Men Who Held Up Rock Island
 Train Saturday Morning.

Davenport, la, November 23.-It looks tonight as though the Rock lsI- and train robbers who successfully blew open the safe of the train, held uD just outside the city on Saturday morn ing had made good their escape. A sensation was created today by a re- port that the bandits had been sur rounded in eornfield near Buchanan. The men proved tn be 2 gang of ho- boes and not the men wanted.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

country into a source of profit and at the same time will make large for tune for itself. if the plans of the pro- motors are realized. They say that in railroad construction they can effect on the average, saving of $7,OOO mile and that in street paving there will be a remarkable reduction in cost.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
BODY FOUND IN GARRETT.
Evidence Of the Work of Murderers
 at the Soo.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, November 23. The body of q man as yet unidentified has been found in the garret of a new house that is being built on Chandler Heights. No marks of vioI- ence were found except some scratches on the elbows and knuckles, as if the body had been dragged. It is thought that the body was taken into the house through a window.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
CANADIAN IMPORTS
 U.S.'S SHARE GROWING
Home Government Badly DiStanCed in
 That Market

Though the Canadian Tariff Was Readjusted Five Years Ago in the Interest of the British Trade the Busi- ness of the United States Across the Border Has AL ready Increased Until Last Year It Furnished Sixty Per Cent of the Total Imports, the United Kingdom Twenty-Four Per Cent.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

and in 1902 24 per cent; while imports from the United States which in 1896 formed 52 per cent, formed in 1902, So per cent to the total imports into Can ada.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
MAKES USE OF CARVING KNIFE.
Restaurant Keeper Cuts His Throa;
 and Will Probably DieH

Austin, Mfnn., November 23.-O. 1T. Schow attempted to take his life today by cutting his throat with a carving knife. He keeps a restaurant and was standing by the counter when he pick ed up the knife and cut his throat.
 He cut it directly in front and did not touch the iuglar vein. There is small hope of his recovery. Despond- ency is supposed to be the cause of his action.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
THE SHORT SESSION
 WILL BE A BUSY ONE
First and Foremost Will Come the
 Statehood Question

Meeting at Washington This Week of the Advocates of Admission to Get Ready for the Contest-It Is Pre- dcted that the Struggle Over the Omnibus Bill Will Cover Several Weeks - Oklahoma's Chances-The Cuban Reciprocity Matter Is Also Expected to Con- sunfe Great Deal of Time.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, November 23.-Forecast for Arizona-Fair in south, rain or snow in north portion Monday. Tues day fair.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
HE MAY DIE THIS TIME.

Springfield Mo-, November 2S.-After a long series of unsuccessful attempts. it is thought that Rufus w. Ames, of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
A Youthful Enolneer.

The llwaco Journal tells of how a
17-year old Astoria boy, Willie Rober,
acted as the engineer of the Nahcotta
last week in an emergency. His
father Captain Bert Rober, is the
regular engineer but he has been
sick and Engineer O'Deil has been
acting for him. Tuesday O'Deil was
called away. Captain Bert was taken
down on his cot from the hospital
and superintended, nomlnally, the
work while Willie drove the machin.
cry, answering the bells as readily
and gracefully as though he had
been an old master. The boat was
nearly an hour behind the schedule
time on the trip over, but through no
imperfection in operating the machln.
cry by the youthful engineer. He was
also given command OF the engines on
the return trip with equally good re-
suits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
SCHEME ADS PASSED UP.


San Jose Merchants Decide TO Stick
To Newspapers in the Future.
The Merchants Association OF San
Jose, Cal, has put itself on record 20
protect its members from itinerant
advertising solicitors and subscrip-
tion advertisements for programs,
booklets and such like schemes by
pledging themselves to abide by the
action OF a committee appointed some
weeks ago TO first pass upon the mer-
it's Of all such propositions.
Like the merchants OF other cities
the merchants Of San Jose are wrest-
ling with the question Of what is
known as snap advertising, 10 use an
every day parlance. Hardly day
passes but business men are called
upon by a half dozen solicitors for ad-
yertising for small papers, school pub
lications programs for anything and
everything under the sun from a
charity bazaar 20 a fraternal benefit
These calls have been increasing
to such an extent as TO become a ser
ious problem among merchants.
They declared that it was impossible
TO patronize ali the propositions sub
mitted and II any preference was
shown II was sure to bring on the
head OF the merchant the combined
attack and persuasive recrimination
Df the remainder.
The result Is that many business
houses have refused every adyertis-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
Hints for Women

Emma Bauder has been called to the
Speaking of manners-the very po-
lite woman has a pretty hard time
down town" She gets swirled around
miraculously. She is hustled thther
and yon at the bargain counters by
those who are there for prompt and
selfish business. She is pushed ahead
at the steps of a surface car by the
mob crushing ahead to secure seats at
the cost of everybody's and anybody's
hat and skirt and toes. She's in luck
If she's let in at the gates of an ele-
waited train as the forlorn hope of the
tag-end of the gang. She is allowed to
wait at the circumspect counters i'm
the shops until all others are served.
Last week she stood on Washington
street holding big door open, so po-
lite that she didn't dare let go lest
somebody get hurt, while ten men and
fourteen women passed through COM
fortably and merrily. At the first lull
she fed, apparently ashamed of her
abruptness.
Nay-nay the very polite woman
hasn't any chances down town" ex-
cept in the rear of everything.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes.

One size smaller after using Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. II makes tight or new shoes
feel easy; gives instant relief to corns
and bunions. II is the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Cures and pre-
vents swollen feet, bllsters, callous and
sore spots. Aliens FootEase is a GER
tain cure for sweating, hot, aching
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c. Trial package FREE by mail.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N.
Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
The Latest Yarn.

a Pittsburg drummer tells this new
yarn: always carry a bottle of
Kemp's Balsam in my grip, take cold
easily and a few doses of the Balsam
always makes me a well man. Every
where | go l speak a good word for
Kemp. | take hold of my customers
| take old men and young men, and
tell them confidently what / do, when
| take cold At druggists, 25 and soc. 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05

ing solicitor that comes along. This,
of course, means that schemes of
merit and deserving of encourage
ment have been neglected
The course in future of the mer.
chants will be that the solicitor for an
for anything outside of
regularly recognized newspapers must
submit his proposition to a special
committee. If 1t passes muster 1t will
be recommended to the consideration
Of the merchants; If not II will get
frosty hand from all
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
A Flrst.class Market.

We are Offering the finest line Of
shoulders, hams, bacon, smoked
meats, picnic hams and fine sausages
and lard ever shown in this city.
Fendrich's Market.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05

A Gotham woman, who has Travelled
over the country says that in New
York clothes count for more than in
any other of our large cities. She
asys:
When / wear very plain gown the
boy at the shop door is slow in open
ing 1t, and often allows me to wait up
on myself. When | enter the floor
walker ignores me, and If ask for di-
rections he is as b~ief as possible in
his replies. One morning l stood at
counter in my plain gown long time
while others came and went. At last
the floor walker said to the clerk, See
what this woman wants. During the
afternoon of the same day went into
the same shop attired in elegant
clothes. The boy briskly opened the
door and the floor walker effusively
escorted me to the counter and said,
Wait upon this lady at once. In so
so short time l had grown from the
appellation of woman to that of lady, |
as applied by the shop people. This
happened on Broadway-and is a sam
pie of what clothes are doing all over
the city"
DO you have your monogram
stamp on your toilet soap.
If you don't-well-you are missing
one of the very latest fads that dis
tinguish the smart woman as being alb
solutely up-to-date in the fashion code.
The idea materialized in London. Il
was introduced by duchess who in
cluded in her daughters nuptial equip
ment a hundred cakes of toilet soap,
pale green in hue, delicately per
fumed and stamped with the fac
smile signature of the bride. or
course, the soap was made to order.
and was of the finest quality. It was
destined for the use of guests at a
house party to be given at country
house by the bride, later-the house
and surrounding estate being n bridal
gift from the duchess to her daugh-
ter. Ii
This pretty example in soap was
promptly followed Wy other women a
of the smart set, some of them using {
the monogram instead of the sigma ,
ture s
An English actress recently ordered [
a hundred cakes Of pale pink soap per. I
fumed in accord with the sachet bags .
she keeps in chests filled with her un-
dergarments and gowns.
Another actress, a Partisan, has
her photograph stamped on soap
A young English society matron
orders her soap stamped with her sig,
nature and crest. In a recent inter
view she said her guests seldom use
this fine accessory IN the toilet phar-
aphernalia-they use the soap they
fetch with them and carry away the
exquisite squares their hostess sup
plies, as souvenirs Of the happy
event.
SO when you have your monogram
on your soap, know that you
are likely TO conduce 10 the ambi-
tion and collection of the memento
fiend
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
j. F. GOODE
saIems Greatest House Furnishing Department
Store.

Block building
nds We o
of
ed all will be subject liberal dscoua Now is
furniture, such will
geta history of the town.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-05
DON'T SSr1iSS "a Ss!..; : i! + :,'1:!II sEs Es

You can be cured Of any form oftobaeco using
easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic full of
new life and vigor ty taking hO-TO-B nae,
that makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds In ten days. over 500, GOO
cured. All druggists, Cure guaranteed Book.
&KAHDY CO., CHICAGO or New York. 40
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10

The Lime City people have sue
ceeded in harvesting large stock OF
excellent ice.
Rev. VIM. Barker and wife, Mrs.
and Miss Dawkins, Mrs. and Miss Cora
ChollotLe and Misses Ada Wilson and
Edith Taylor OF East Toledo were
guests OF Ell. Hollenbeck aud wife on
Friday last.
The Lime City creamery has been
purchased by n Tiffin man who will
overhaul the entire plant and put IL in
tirst-class condition. He is financially
situated so that he will be enabled to
push the business and make it success.
&C. e. Rider has been doing a fine
business at Lime City during the past
year in coal and tile. He Is also man
aging Churchill & Cos grain trade at
that place, and is furnishing good
market for the farmers.
What You doin' neighbour Help
ing Bill. What's Bill dDin'? Helping
Mandy. What's Mandy doin'p Help
ing Mother. What's Mother doin' {!
Taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Sen
sible family. Ask your druggist.
John j. Hahn.and his sister, Mrs.
Fred Neiderhouse, returned from trip
through Iowa, where they went TO visit
Gotleib Kramer and family at O,kley,
Iowa, during which time they visited
the coal mines at Decatur. Among the
towrs they passed some peculiar names
were observed, among them being
Saunemin, Cerro Gordo, Casner, and
Lickskillst. While at Chicago they
visited tho worlds fair grounds now
the beautiful Jackson Park.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10

"A very interesting meeting of the
New Century Club was held at the
home OF Mrs. Edith Maddy on Wednes-
day afternoon. There was good at
tendance and much interest was mani
tested in the work..
Miss Cora Pierce deputy for Posi-
master Yeager, has recovered from a
very severe and serious ailiictiOn, her
eyes being poisoaed, supposed to be
caused by poison communicated to them
by rubbing tho eyes with The fingers,
while handling mail.
ON Thursday last, Mrs. A. Z. Will
liams entertained guests for her niece,
Miss Myrtle Gilman OF Toledo The
invited guests were the Misses Lulu
and Esther Schlect, Helen Bowers, E,-
sher Jezzard, Lottie Hayes, aEd Messr'
M ,rlin Bowers, Karl E5erly. Edgar
and Percy Hampton. Harry Faller, Roy
Hoover and Pierce Norton.
Il. S. Warmers building at Lime
City, formerly used as a postoffice has
been rented Tor school purposes-the
large number OF pupils in the School
building necessitating additional room.
In the Spring 1t is expected that i'm
provements will be made in the school
house which will give the village ad
fditiopA and improved advantage fol
the pupils.
Suit has been filed against The Ed
ward Ford Plate Glass company ant
Chas. M. Harpster by julie Mathiel
who was injured while in employ of The
Eeompany and that DIR. Harpster wal
employed by the company to attend
him. His lnjuries were two cuts ol
the right forearm which in healing
formed an irritable cicatrix in on'
wound and In the other an enlargement
Rof the euticle, producing permanent In
Jury. He only asks for q, 500 damages
4 The county commissioners haye ap
pointed William Sanders, OF Millbury
TO enforce the resolution OF the bOar'
regarding the width OF tires for differ
ent burdens on the Sanders stone road
, in Lake township; and Darwin Ride
out, for the same duty on the Rideou
stone road. These men are to recely
fifty per cent OF the fines. The tire
required are to be two inches wide 10
not more than 1000 pounds, three inch
es for 1000 to $500 pounds; three and
half inches for $500 to 5000 pound
and four inches for 5000 pounds Q
more.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10

Mise May Clark was the guest OF
her sister in Toledo last week.
-The average man finds It much
easier To- pay compliments than debts.
Percy and Edgar Hampton sr ant
theirrholidays with their grandpa,v.t
In B. G.
Mrs, MoGovern and daughter OF
Maumee, were guests Of Perry sburR
friends,oa Monday.
-Mrp, John Erbskorn of Watervi,le,
was the guest OF her daughter, Miss
Anna, in Perrysburg this week.
-Ds K. Hollenbecls and family enter
tanned Frank Hollenbeck and wife, Mrs.
T. lith Maddy and Miss Mason at tee, on
Saturday last.
-Lenis G. Lucas and Miss Ada B&nks
OF Autws'p, Panlding Co., spent last
week-with Miss Clara, John, julius .aG,d
Casper Hern.
Mics Katharyne Rhoda has re-
turned from SwantoH, where she has
been spending her vacation with rela-
tives-snd friends.
Levi J. Ross purchased house OF
the Lime City company which he is
overhathing and will make OF it q, first
class dwelling house.
Isaac Egbert and daughter otiFfnd
layare visiting }. NJ. Brown and wife
aud David Main and family. Mr.. ~
b ,rt says he was engaged In fishing il
the Maumee river at this place abou
fifiy gears ago when fishing lr ,hes'
waters was profitable business.
On Thursday evening last Mrs
Edith Maddy entertained small part!
Of young people at her home In honor o
Miss Freeman Of Toledo. Those pres
, ent were George and Miss Lulu Pow
! ers. Joe and Miss Edna Chapman, Jo
? and Miss Hattie Dunipace, Miss. Jessie
Finkbeiner and Roy Oblinger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10

--DY. johnson OF Haskins was In town
Tuesday.
Mrs F. Jezzard visited relatives in
Hull Prairie, Tuesday.
H. M. Hanson is doing 6ne busi-
ness in his general store at Lime City.
George Eckel of the Buffalo Uui-
versity Is spending his vacation at
home.
Miss Flora Freeman OF Toledo WIS
the guest OF Mrs. Edith Maddy last
week.
H. D. Van HELEN and wife OF Tole-
do visited r. Zingg and family this
week.
Mrs. J. II. Hufford spent Thursday
with Mrs. Jane Stewart in Stony
Ridge.
| Frank Hubbell OF Hammansburg
was the guest Of A. G. Fuller and fam
lily the first OF the week.
/ -MTs. e. G. Lee left this week fo'
Cleveland where she expects TO spei {
the winter with relatives.
Miss Jewel Hazely OF Milan, Mich.
| spent few days last week with he
sister, Mrs. Chas. Herkimer.
| "A. Horn and wife had for thei
guest Few DAYS last week, Mrs. 10
Lucas OF Antwerp, Pauldiog.
| For SALE.-A fresh milch COW
Al FRED WELLSTEAD.
Mrs. Frank Rhoda and daughle
Marg aret. attended the Installation {
fraternity Hive In Toledo Wednesda
evening.
What would you think OF your gr'
eery man If he sold ,ou sand for sugar
What do you think Of n druggist, VIII
offers you substitute for the Madiso
Medicine Co.'S Rocky Mountain Te;
Ask your druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10
ItGIrdle. ,he S;aohc.

The fame OF Bucklen's Arnica Salye,
as the best in the world, extends roond
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
OF cuts, corns, burns. bruises. sores,
scalds, bolls. ulcers, feloDs. aches. pains
and all skin eruptions. Only infallib]e
pile cure. 25c box at q. r. Champ
ney's drug store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-10

Mrs ii. e. Peck is entertaining
her sister Mrs. Avery, from ID sMoines,
Iowa.
David Main, Jr., has sufficiently
recovered from severe attack of ty-
phoid fever to resupn home for visit.
Mrs. Frank Wftheral OF Toledo,
and Mrs. Moore and children et- B. G.
spent Sunday with Frank Neifer and
family.
Mrs. E. Maddy entertained the fol-
lowing guests at tea on Thursday:
Frank Hollenbeck aud wife, Mrs. Ger.
trude Hughes, Misses Ella and Jean
Hollenbeck, Gel trude and Linda Chap
man and Miss Mason.
-Chas. Burk hardt has completed
drilling water well on Bennet Carriers
second street property. sccuringa splen-
did supply OF excellent water. BurK-
bardt has first.class rig for the work
aud is putting down many wells in this
locality.
Vim, pigor and vitality Is what we
lall desire, aud it eau be secured by
proper treatment of the system. The
best tonic and invigorator in the
world, is Golden Elixir, which can be
procured at Champpey's Pharmac e.
Try bottle.
Mics Lawrence OF Perrysburg, who
was the guest of Mrs. ID. A. Haylor,
Sunday, sang very beautiful solo in
the Presby terian church in the morn
ing. Her perfect mezzo.soprano voice
was heard to an excellent advantage
and her song was most enjoyable fea-
ture OF the service.-B. G, Tribune.
| On Sunday evening Marshal Van
HELEN arrested "a stranger AT the de-
pot. who proved TO be George Banta,
a patient from the Toledo Asylum, who
had been missing for ten DAYS. An Of
ficer from the asylum came after HIN
Monday morning. and stated that Ban
Ia had not spoken word for two years
and WAS much surprised TO know that
he had conversed with Marshal Van
HELEN.
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