Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 8

-trs-mmF vo ''jrKas' ii', vss- a i7 -f s. i TVSS va i THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MOTtNTNGr, MAX 7, 1001 8 TODAY You Can Kill Two Birds With One Sec PRESIDENT M'KINLEY and our stock of Mining and Assaycr's Supplies, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery, House Furnishings, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Etc. EZRA. W. THAYER 124 to 126 E.

Washington Street. 127 to 131 E. Adams Street. Estimates on brlcic work for cottnge work and business buildings given by the Alhambra Drlck company. SEA FOOD.

Shrimps, Oysters on tho half shell, Ocean Flnh every day at Coffee Al's Restaurant. AMMjMLJ-J-i Goldman Co. earn' the Buckeye Mower rfnd Tiger Raises. No other makes do equal them and our prices are the lowest. $10,000 to loan on city or ranch property, In amounts to suit.

E. A. Spaul-dlnff, No. 41 W. Adams St.

REMEMBER THE QREY HORSE IN FROST. Estimates furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest cost by the Alhambra Urlck sompany. Just received, l.UOu gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town. J.

B. LONG HARDWARE CO. No question afcout the best place to eat, is Coffee Al's Restaurant. A full line or mirrors, Herman and French, both beveled and plain. If the Class In your mirror, sideboard dresser Is boken telephone J.

B. Long Hardware Co. and have It replaced. CRAZY MAN'S CRIME Murdered Two Men Without Provoca-tion, at Scottsdale. A most brutal tragedy occurred yet-to-day about 12 o'clock at the ranch of Chaplain Scott of Scottsdale, about ten allies northeas: of Phoenix, when John lluliensteln shot and killed, almost without provocation, Amoi NlBh ami nn Indian named Peter Johnson, both of whom weie employed by 'haplaln Scott.

Rubensfdii. who Is well-kmiwn In Phoenix an "Popcorn John," Is undoubtedly crazy, though he has hitherto been looked upon as eccentric and erratic but responsible for his actions, and was at the time In tho employ of the government us a mall carrier. Ho Is now In the county Jail awaiting tho out ome of his horrible and1 Inhuman ilme. The story of the epNode follows: Rubensteln some time ago secured lhc contract for carrying the mall between Phoenix nnd Scottsdule. He makes his trip out from Phoenix In the mornlnc.

returning- 111 the afternoon, an! duilng his May at Scottsdale dur'ng the noon hour It has been his practice to h'Uh his hnnv In Chaplain Scott's ard while he ale his luivh. Yesterday itt had Vernor Vanderhoof. Amos Nlch and the Indian, Peter John-ron. working for him nnd engaged In hauling hay from tho Held to the stack in the yard teferred to. Relations between Uubenstrln 1 th" m-ii working for Sir.

Scott have heretofore been the most friendly and no altercation of anv kind ha ever -crrf-ed 10 far us cn be learned. Chaplain Scott who Is sulTerlng with broken leg. was taken'oilt In the yard on a cot In the morning, nnd at twenty minutes before 10 he noticed that Rubensteln had arrived some forty minutes ahead of his usual time. About that time the men camewith'a load of hay. they unloaded, took Mr.

Scott irto the houre and again went to the field At the end of the return trip he unloked for nd shocking murders took p'ate. Vanderhoof was riding on the load of hay and driving Nigh and the Indian were walking behind. Some minutes before the Mud was reached Rubensteln had hitched up his cart and MarteJ out o', the yard. Something went wrong with the neck yoke and Vanderhoof called to Nigh to come nnd Ux It He did M. and while thus, engaged Rubensteln rode by In his cart and.

calling to Nlsli. wild; "You are my friend, are you" Nigh called back: "Oh, yes." Rubensteln drove through the gate and nut Into the road, where he met the Indian and killed him. He must have put the gun close up to his hrenst and Ilred. for whn Johnson's 1ody was found later his clothing was on Are. The shot that killed Johnson attracted no attention, nn hunters had been rabbits In the vicinity all day.

Rubensteln then returned to Nigh, at the haystack, on foot. Nigh being engaged In unhitching the horses and with his hack turned 'oward the murderer, who placed the plf.tol close to hh luck and fired. Mrs. Scott saw Rubensteln point his weapon nt Nigh the Instant he fired. Rubensteln then ran to hi catt.

his horse having started the road. Ho got into the cart and drove to the post-olllce. Mrs. S. ott ran to Nigh nnd said: "What Is the matter?" He answered: "Pm f.hot" To Mr.

Vanderhoof, still on the wagon. In answer to the same question, he said "He shot me." Nigh fell down on his hands nnd knees, then turned over on his luck and blood gushed from his mouth. Mrs. Scott brought a dish of water with which to wash his mouth, but he lived less thnn live minutes. "When Rubensteln went to the store or postottlco Mr.

Thomas, who lives near Scott's place, went down also to warn the people. He saw the pistol lying In the cart, and when Rubensteln went Into tho store Thomas took possession of It. Chaplain. Scott ordered those who were able to arrest the man, saying he would take the respowilblllty of it. as the man was a murderer and ought not to be at large, but no ono seemed to want to do It without a war-tant, and the Chaplain, unable to get out of bed, of course could not.

However, all other necessary precautions were taken. Rubensteln took the mall and started to Phoenix. Mr. C. II.

IHtlng. who heard of the event, came on ahead to warn the people who might meet him and nent S. A. I'nrhum to the crosscut canal telephone to notify the sheilff. Mr, Davis, the postmaster, nnd bin son.

followed In a buggy. Near the asylum Rubensteln ciune up with Uttlng, and the former seemed to talk rationally, though no reference was made to the killing. Near the lesldence of Thomas Armstrong. Deputy Sheriff Williams met them and Rubensteln wa. placed under arr.

The deputy rays that about all tho statement the man would make In regard to the affair was: That's the way I fix them when they Interfere with me." Coroner Burnett was notified and ho summoned the following named jury men: fi. K. Doud, H. Mitchell. Ed Mc-Court, R.

1 Joslin. J. W. Joslln and H. C.

McDonald. They went to Scottsdale. viewed 'the remains, summoned wlt-nerses nnd nttended to minor details ami continued the Inquest till this morning. Among the witnesses smb-poen led weie S. V.

Nigh, a brother of the dead man, W. S. Perry, F. S. Webb, Vernor Vandeihoof and A.

Thomas. Amos Nigh, one of the victims of the crazy murderer, was 43 years old, a native of Ontario and unmarried. Last year he worked for his brother, who rented the Scott farm, nnd this year he was working for Mr. Scott by the month. The chaplain niyn he was one of the most faithful and best workers he ever had.

The Indian, Peter Johnson, had been working for Scott but a few days, but was also accounted a good band and received the highest wages for his work. He was 23 years old nnd a magnificent specimen of the physical man. Of the murderer little need be said, as he Is well known In this city nnd owns, a little house In the southern nart of the town, where he has lived for nmin tlmo alone. He was formerly a well-known character In the streets, where for years he sold popcorn, his usual stand being at the corner. of the court houe plaza.

If you enjoy a nice chicken dinner go to Clark's. Open till 10 p. m. The Wakelin Grocer Co. Wc Arc ACMtH For The hS $19.00 A PIECE AND Boss Patent Flour It is Ihc BEST EASTERN FLOUR in the market.

Ask your grocer for it. If be cannot supply you come to us. If it doesn't iuit you wc will refund your money. The Wakelin Grocer Co. Dr.

milliard GRADUATE of Harvard Callrgc, ex- United states ron. lnn slid Leading1 SnnctalUt In chronic unit dinicult cnnct. Illood, Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Private nnd Bexusl dlieanea. Hmlnal weakness ulth ciliaii'U'd vitality lermnnvntly cured. Can cers nnd external growth removed without the knife or neruro measures.

Tho rcniion o( I)r IIIMmrd's remarkable iiicccsi in duo to hla long experience, and exceptional ability In treating complicated and intricate llteaics. Place ur rate in hla hand and do dealt with honettly an1 nelcntlflcitlly. lie-member ho devote 111 entire time and attnlr to chronic dltcase. II pnatdble Alwaya be Examined by an Expert. unable to call write.

Irccly and confidentially. Many caaci yield to Dome treatment. Ileferencei: All thai Banks, and prominent bnilncaa mcnol tho city. Consultation. In person or by letter.

rree. Hmiri: lOloli, 1 to and 6to7 OllU'e and Laboratory. 8. Becond Avenue, 1Mb- bri njiuing, rnocmx, Aruuua. Kor nn excellent midday lunch go to the Hoffman.

A COAST PREVARICATION Phoenix Raises Its Own Contribu tions to the President. The Los Angeles Herald which arrived In this city yesterday contained the followlnn: "The good city of Thocnlx has been compelled to came to California for the Mrawbenles with which It proposes to legale the president and his party. Hlvers the local dealers, yesterday received telegraphic order for a whole lefrlgerator full of the fanciest they could find, and they lost no time In lining the order. They picked but forty-live boxes of luscious ones ralr.ed by l. SI.

l'eck of Olendale, and Immediately sent them to the Arcade depot by Wells-Kaigo express, by which company they will be taken to the Arizona point on passenger ttnln time." AN the strawberries to be set before the presidential party have been raised In this valley. Herrles nnd cucumbers und other vegetable delicacies have been sent to Congress for the breakfat-t this morning, and raisers of fruits nnd vegetables have brought In the best of their gardens for tho luncheon this nfternoon It may be truthfully added that rich Cillfornlans desirous, of an exceptionally line nnd luscious quality of ntrnwberry have been ordering them from the Salt Itlver valley market. Strawberries abound In southern California, but none like those of this valley abound. If you enjoy a nice chicken dinner go to Clark's. Open till 10 p.

m. A. J. BRADLEY, Undertaker and Embalmer. LADY EMBALMER, Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend Ladies and Cliildron.

PHONE 841, Slfl WEST WASHINGTON STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZ. SliAVHUY IN GRItSIAN COLONIES. The Cierman Reichstag has ndopted a resolution requesting the Imperial chancellor to lay a bill before the house placing various restrictions on the rights of sluve owners In the Oermah-Afrlcan colonics, with the rider that the sense of the resolution should be at once transmitted to the colonial govern ors. It Is beliaved in Berlin that this Is the Ilrst step towards the complete abolition of slavery on German territory. The rerolutlon In qucntlon was the result of a measure Introduced by the eo.

clallst leader, Herr Hobel, requesting the chancellor to bring In a bill providing that children born In German territory of parents who wer In the position of domestic slaves, should be recognized free. Herr Grobcr, of the center, or clerical party, opposed the motion of the socialist leader on the ground thnt the slave trade had been abolished In 1893, while Herr Bebel's resolution Implied that It war. tftlll continued; on the other hand he contended that It was Impossible to abolish by a stroke of the pen such ancient Institutions as polygamy and slavery originating In debt. The consequence of sucha step would bring about an Insurrection In which the slaves would not take tho side of their liberators. No one In the Helchr.tag der-lred the maintenance of domestic slavery, but the first step was to render conditions Inimical to It.

He then Introduced the resolution which was ultimately adopted. In the meantime Dr. Stuhel, the director of the colonial department of the foreign nfljee stated that In conformity with a resolution of the Reichstag pissed in 1SD3, the department had collected a large amount of Infoimatlon bearing on the question of slavery In the German colonies, and that this Information would be laid before the colo-nlnl council nt Its next meeting. What utopr. the government would take In the matter, he said, would depend upon the attitude of the council.

He pointed out that great differences existed among the German colonies In regard to slavery. In German Southwert Africa, for example, the Institution' was unknown. It was not so In German Kast Africa. N. T.

Times. Tramps are becoming as smart as. book ngents. They have become so smooth that wpman, Instead of refusing them food, apologizes for not having a hot meal ready, CATATtnil CANNOT BE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure It you must take Internal remedies.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed py one of the beat pbyslclans In thl country for years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, con.blned with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The' perfect combination of ithe two Ingredients Is what produces such -wonderful results In curing Catarrh.

Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.

Hall's Family Pills are the best. If you enjoy a nice chicken dinner go to Clark's. Open till 10 m. The longer a man In married the more positive be Is that the only occasion in his wife's life when she was ready on time was when she got man led. If you enjoy a nice chicken dinner go to Clark's.

Open till 10 p. m. We are either told to be patient with the children because we were liable? onrp nnrsnlf nr o.lticnr with thi nepd because we are coming to old age. If you enjoy a nice chicken dinner go to Clark's. Open till 10 p.

m. Real Estate FOR SALE. All kinds of improved and unimproved city and ranch property. Best values In orange groves and orange land to bo had In the valley. Well located 5 and 10 acre lots.

$10,000 to loan on city o'r ranch property In amounts to suit. Choice Adams nnd Washington St. business property for sale. 320 acres of land SO miles from Omaha, to exchange for valley property. Fine residence to exchange for land under any of the old canals.

E. A. Spaulding Nn. 41 Wait Adams Strent. STEIN'S Cloak and Suit House.

SPECIAL SALE Beginning Friday, Slay 3. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Fifty Tailor-made Suits in ladles' cloth, Venetian, cheviot. These are all the very latest Eton coats, llaiing skirts nnd nie worth 3j per cent more than we will sacrifice them for thls week. We nlso make suits and skirts to order. Riding habits a specialty.

This sale Is a money saver for the ladles who contemplate purchasing a suit. Stein's Cloak Suit House. Cor. Washington and Second Sts. UfCAl PAY CURED.

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EXPERT MFC. Room 4. 907 17th Cheap Enough For one of our Perfect Fit- ting guaranteed AHWool Suits. Pit, JHo Pay I Another bale of hew Woolens received May 1 1 9,00, $20,00 $22,50, and $25,00, We WOULD like to have you look these over, any- way IF you trade somewhere else we will show' you what you ought to pay for your clothes. ROSS MEGQUIEB THE LEADING TAILORS.

workup 3. s. Firs. Ave. 35 W.

WASHINGTON STREET. 1 "VW VI PI'S EAR'S "Tired Feeling" Drinks Today will be a trying one on the NEIIVES and after your trials and vexa-tlons are over drop in at the BEAK'S and drink his famous CEL-KO-KO, nnd If your head aches you take RBAK'S famous HEAD-ACHE KUKE. Kemember you are WELCOME at BEAR'S Keystone Pharmacy, Opposite" City Hall. tmwcaesz Presidential Sale! Still Continues. But like all good things it won't last forever.

Visitors in the city and residents will be offered such sensational bargains as can now be had in our store. Remem ber, these remarkable reductions of from Jj to embrace nearly every line and strictly first-class, new, desirable goods. Come and investigate. Umbrellas AND Parasols We have just received a complete line of Umbrellas and Parasols. We are offering the whole line during this sale only at 10 per cent, discount.

$2.00 values $180 $1.00 values 90c $1.50 values $1.35 White. Pique Pique is an excellent material for a neat summer dress. It makes a very cool garment und yet retains the much desired stylish appearance. 20c quality fine Cord Pique. Special Sale price 15c 2Jc quality fine Cord Pique.

Special Snlc price 20c 40c quality line Cord Pique. Special Snle pilce 30c quality line Cord Pique. Special Sale price 50c $1.00 quality fine Cord Pique. Special Sale price 80c NOTIONS Notions Is a line which at all tlmss Is of Interest to the fair rcx. We take particular pains to see taat our stock Includes the Innumerable Items called for under this head.

Large cube Pins, d.ill or brlsht heads. Something that's always handy IUG Rick Rack Braids, all widths, the very best made, per piece Lindsay Hose. Supporters, a popular and well known 0r brnnd ZOC Nickel plated Snfety Pins, something that Is always needed, per paper 0C Done Casing, for a Just enough Stockinet, a good Dress Shield, well made and durable 5cl 10c Never-Rust Hooks and Eyes, a good mrtlcle for the money strongly made, paper IUG Many other Items of Interest required every moment during dally life. Visitors Welcome We take pleasure in showing our Goods. 'THE BEST ALWAYS" i.