Arizona republican. [volume], December 10, 1901, Page 8, Image 8

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THE ; ARIZONA REPUBLICAN TUESDAY MORNJG DECEMBER -10,-1901.
Th ey Have Arrived
OUR LONG LOOKED FOR CARLOAD OF THE
Those antici-
pating the pur-
chase of a car- f
riage or run-
about will do 2
well to see our
stock. t
urreys, cte.
Have arrived and no time will be lost in
arranging them in our carriage re
pository for inspection.
yep
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Bast Washington St.
BEMIMIH
THE WH1TB HORBB
IN rOFT
127-133
Bast Adams Strttet.
Th. Onty BxoIubIvo Uadlasj' Tail In Pria.nlx. Tha Only Cloak
and Suit Heui in th Ttrrllopy
Special Sale on Coats and. Capes
All $25.00 Coats will be sold for $20.00
All $20.00 Coats will be sold for $16 50
All $18. OO Coats will be sold for $14,50
Also a large line of Short Automobile Coat for 16.50.
Do not wait until they are picked over. Come early and get first choice.
wool and fleeced-lined underwear for one-half their value.-
A nice line of wool waists from J. ........ .......
Have your suits, jackets, capes and shirts made with us: we guarantee a perfect fit.
to select from; GOOD WORKMANSHIP. : ', '
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to . Ladies Free Employment Office
Will also close out entire line of
..... 1.25 to $ S.OO
Large line of suiting?
CLOAK AND
Washington and, Second. St.
SUIT HOUSB
'ftaOM 2881
CEACKED HIS HEW SHELL
Dr i Jckyl Ha Crawled Back Into Mr.
Hyde'i Old One.
"Rev. mseph Anderson" is no more.
He passed out of that shell yesterday
and went back Into his old one of
George Hayford. which is also no doubt
only a tamijorary abiding place and
only one of many in which he has con
cealed his identity from an inquisitive
public. Ever since Deputy Sheriff Hop
kins, who came after him. saw him in
his cell on Sunday, he denied that he
was Hayford. but yesterday he ad
mttted that lie was.
The habeas corpus proceedings begun
In his behalf have fallen to the ground.
His arrest on a charge of being a fu
gitive from Justice cures the defects
complained of In the petition for the
writ. While he would probably be dis
charged on a hearing he would Imme
diately be arrested and taken away on
a requisition. So that though there is
a hole In the wall through which he
might crawl it only brings up against
a wall in which there is no hole. Hay
ford says that the people of California
have only a civil case against him
anyhow. Deputy Sheriff Hopkins left
last night for Santa Barbara with his
prisoner.
When he first met the prisoner Sun
day morning. Mr. HopkinB said. "How
do you do. Mr. Hayford." The latter
replied. "My name is not Hayford, sir,
and I don't know you." "Oh, yes it Is,"
said the officer, "and I think I shall
have to take you back to Santa Barba
ra with me." Then he gave Hayford a
good cigar, after which they were on
better terms.
Hayford's method of operation was
not to stay In one town too long and
after his . departure, if followed by
troublesome bills he settled them by
writing checks and drafts on banks
which knew him not. Mr. Hopkins said
that while the charge against him is
only for misdemeanors. It is not Im
probable that a felony charge may be
made later of some of the counts, but if
not. the list of misdemeanors is long
enough to "keep the - prisoner In the
county Jail through succeeding sen
tences, till long after the novelty has
worn off. - "
He has a wife' and two daughters, the
Dr. Hibbard
OSADUATK of
Harvard Medi
cal College, ex
Dnited States Pen
sion Examiner, and Leading Specialist in
ebnmic and difficult cases. Hlood, Ukia.
Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Private and
Beacnal diseases. Seminal weakness with
exhausted vitality permanently cared. Can
cers and external growth! removed with
out the knife or severe measures. The
season of Dr. Hlbbard's remarkable auceess is
due to bla hoag experience and exceptional
ability in treating complicated and Intricate
diseases. Place yonr caae in bl beads .bd be
dealt with honestly and scientifically. Rasa-ember
he devotes his entire time and study
to chronic diseases. If possible Always be
Bwemined by an Expert. If unable to
call write freely and confidentially. Many eases
yield to boms treatment. Deferences: All the
Banks, and prominent business men of the
city. Consultation, in person or by letter,
free. Hours: 10 to 12, 1 to , and to7. Offloe
and laboratory, 30-10) 8. Second Avenue, Hib
bard Huildiag, Phoenix, Alisona, .
wife being In Santa Barbara and the
daughters-in San Francisco. The wife is
a Russian and he is said to he a Hol
lander, though Hayford is not a Dutch
name. That strengthens the suspicion
that there are others in his "rep
ertoire." On the occasion of . Hayford's de
parture from Santa Barabra, which was
between two days, the officers were
only fifteen minutes behind him, but
that was long enough and It is pretty
well established that he left on foot
as the boats and trains were watched
closely.
As to the relations between Hayford
and his wife, the officers are uncertain
about their friendlienss. They suspect
that she was keeping In touch with him,
though she willingly furnished the pic
ture by which he was Identified and
said that since their marriage the man
had cost her a considerable fortune.
Some intimation was given of prospec
tive divorce proceedings, but no steps
have been taken and It may be only
a bluff. Color is added to the latter
belief by the fact that Mrs. Hayford is
somewhat at outs with the ladies of
San Jose, who accuse her of a little
sharp practice In the obtaining of
money. They say she represented her
self to be a. fashionable modiste and
proceeded to spoil all their good cloth
and return for it some very poor
dresses. Some of them have even sug
gested that she should also be legally
dealt with for her false pretensee.
Hayford lived In Santa Barbara
about two months and while there
opened up a conspicuous law office, but
the only client Mr. Hopkins could re
member his ever going into court with
was a man who served a term lit Fol-
som and was brought back by Mr. Hop
kins for triaron another charge.
In fact he had hardly got Into court
with this client, for his case Is not
tried yet and after Hayford skipped
out. Mrs. Hayford became Interested
In the prisoner and secured another
lawyer for him, a man by the - name
of Crowe.
Mr. Hopkins says he desires to ac
knowledge publicly the kind offices of
Marshal Kinney and his force, as well
as the courtesies extended by the sher
iff and deputies and by Justice Bur
nett. He says Phoenix is an eye-opener,
as people in Santa Barbara Imagine
Arizona Is mostly - Indians. ' He says
he likes the place and would, like to
live here.
He said the officers should charge
their memoriae .with the general ap-1
pearance of his prisoner, for if Hay
ford likes Phoenix as well as he does
he- will be back again If he ever re-
gains- his liberty. But" Mr Hayford's
opinion of Phoenix was not sought. '
CITY BREVITIES
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
The charter members of the Phoe
nix Athletic association will hold a
meeting at O'Neill hall this (Tuesday)
evening. December 10. at 8 o'clock.
A full attendance Is desired as busi
ness of importance will come before
the meeting. W.' E.RHODES.
Secretary.
Woodmen's Circle dance, to be given
on Dec. 12. will be a public affair and
no invitations will be Issued.
The longrexpected carload of cider
has arrived. ' For sale by Lou la Mel-
czer, at 75 cents per gallon.
Kentcky sweet cider 60 cents per gal-
Ion. G. W. Mardls. 212 West Wash
ington Btreet.
Mrs. Center's dressmaking parlor at
the Vendome is now open. All work
personally attended to.
Use Mermaid Queen Washing Powder!
Ton must remember that Louis Mel
caers apple cider Is the best tonic you
can take at this time of the year. 35
and 88 North First Ave.
For pure apple Juice go to Louis Mel
czer's. 75 cents per gallon. Bring
your Jug. .
For good loads of crushed granite see
E. It. Maple.
Queen of Queens Mermaid Washing'
Powder.
Try La sco Tar for a nice, cleansing
bath- '
If you want toeel real good, you
can do so by drinking pure New York
apple cider. A carload Just received
by Louis Melczer.
Ask your grocer for Mermaid Queen
Washing Powder.
All kind or printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican office. -
Good things to eat, served in the
best style In our pretty private dining
rooms upstairs. -
. . The Coffee AI Restaurant Co.
' EGYPTIAN LOTUS FLOWER.
An Egyptian lotus flower, the first In
Colorado, has been grown by R. V.
Pickett of Lakewood. .The flower has
Just ceased blooming with the autumn,
after having had six blooms during the
surraner. 'Mr. Pickett Is a member of
the state horticultural board, and haB
wide experience as a florist and a gard
ener. He has- only one plant of the
lotus.
The lotus grows In water about two
feet deep, putting up a large, round
leaf from a stem directly in the cen
ter. The leaf Is covered with a velvety
nap, which keeps drops of water from
penetrating its- texture, so that they
will roll around on Its surface like
drops of quicksilver.' The flower comes
late in- the summer.-being put forth on
a thin stalk projecting about a foot
over the leaf.: The flower Is of a deli
cate peachblow tint, and has a strong
though delicate color, quite .unlike the
perfume of any other flower. It is
about eight inches In diameter and
shaped somewhat like a tulip- It lasts
three days, and then falls to pieces.
Mr. Pickett says that he will make
efforts to grow more of these flowers
next year. They are not unknown In
the east, but very few are to be found
In the west. Denver Times.
AH kinds of printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican office.
Quick worker Mermaid Queen Wash
ing Powder.
Read ad .of New Tork Store, It .will
interest you.
Venture ' Hill Copper Stock 40,00(1
shares at 23c. Wilt pay $1,200 commis
sion to purchaser or broker. Boas
Duncan, 445 Wilcox Bui Wing, Log An
geles, Cal.
Go to Mrs. Mosher's ladles' tailoring
and dressmaking parlors for satisfac
tory work. All assistants first-class.
Accordion pleating, knife pleating and
buttons a specialty. Opera ' house
building. .
N. Porter Saddle eV Harness Co. fur
Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made
of best grade of leather; we warrant
It. Also expert carriage trimmer em
ployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 142
E. Washington.
AMUSED, HER FIDO.
Mr. Stuteon "They tell me neighbor
Harris' cat Is dead."
Mrs. Stutson "'Oh, I'm so sorry! It
used to take up Fldo'B time so pleas
antly barking at her." Boston Trans
cript. - -"
PREVENTED PANIC. .1Y, PRAYER.
Ludlow, Ky. The presence of mind
of Sister Vincent of the order of Sis
ters of Charity prevented a panic and
perhaps serious loss of life among the
children during a fire In the St. James
parochial school today.
Forty children were cut off on an
upper floor. The nun restrained the
children from leaping from windows,
and led by her the little ones knelt and
prayed for deliverance, which was soon
effected by the fire department by the
aid of extension ladders.
There are 120 pupils In attendance
upon St. James's Catholic school, the
class rooms occupying several floors.
During the morning fire started in the
baoement from the furnace. . Smoke
quickly filled the building-, making it
impossible for those above to find their
way out. In the top story forty chil
dren were alone In the Btudy room.
Sister Vincent made her way to the
smoke-filled room. She drew some of
the terrified children ba. k. from the
windows, and then, telling them that
help would soon be at hand, command
ed them to fall on their knea and pray.
All knelt apd were still on their knees
when the firemen entered the room and
rescued all. Not one was Injured,
though several were nearly overcome
by heat and smoke. Sister Mary Vin
cent refused to leave the room till the
last child had been taken out. Chicago
Tribune.
WRONG SHOP.
New Floorwalker (In department
store) What are you looking for, sir?
Customer Small adze.
Floorwalker We have n newspaper
department. Next street north. Chi
cago Tribune.
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IF you are" COUGHING wear a
CHEST PROTECTOR. IF you have
BRONCHIAL Irritation put on a
CHEST PROTECTOR. If you have
SORENESS between your shoulders
put on a BACK and CHEST PROTEC
TOR. We carry Just what you need.
Everything In the CHAMOIS to make
Protectors from, -and remember you
get what you ask for at ' - -
Bear's Drug Store
Opposite Cit Had .
Middle of the Block.
. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
Want
Those
PRESENTS
Bought
Goldberg
Holiday Buying made easy if You Buy Here. We have ransacked the
Eastern Markets for your convenience; placing on our counters for your ,
'inspection the Finest Line of Furnishings it has ever been our good
fortune to show.
Suspenders
ALWAYS A USEFUL AR-1
TICLE;WE HAVE EVERY
KIND FROM THE PLAIN
WEB TO THE FINEST
SILKS WITH GENUINE
GOLD AND SILVER
PLATED BUCKLES.
PRICES RANGE FROM
Neckwear
, ! "- '-
OUR COMPLETE HOLI
DAY LINE IS NOW HERE.
WE ARE SHOWING
EVERY STYLE, SHAPE
-AND COLOR THAT IS
THE CORRECT EASTERN
STYLE AT
25c 50c
75c $1.00
Socks
Black, Tans and. Fancy the kind
that don't fade always acceptable
by every man. Price from
8c to 50c Per Pair
Handkerchiefs
Silk, Linen and Cotton; in plain,
hemstitched or fancy borders, with or
without initials. Price from
10c to $1.50 each
trUHHttHH I I I I I 111 I I I I I I I I 4-
25 c to $3.00
a pair
We Lead
in 1
High-Class
Groceries.
BATH ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS
Biggest Selection, Lowest Prices
in the city. . , ,- '
H l M 1 1111 I H 1 1 irt'4'fr'l"f-frJfrfr'M''tt rl lit l'i'i4--M--l-l-t--l--i'-f 4 M'l I 1 U I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I
-Fancy Vests
Nobby
In every detail the Correct Vest for a
delightful present. Just what that
man of yonr s wants. Prices
$2?50 to $6.00
"'i "fr sr M4l"fr ""sH
CHJIl-sT
I Our assortment is greater than ever.
ocin ;jJosom onins are tne proper .
thing: '' Ever shade of color, in stripes,
plaids and broken figures, at
$1.25 :
I I I HI till I'l Htll li 1 Htt'l H I I I I I I I 1-t-M-t
urns,
Makers of Low Prices.
REMEMBER OUR FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
MATTERS OT RECORD.
The following Instruments reported
by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab
stract company were filed for record In
the county recorder's office yesterday:
F. L. Brill and wife to E. J. Bennitt
(trustee), deed to acres In Brill ad
dition: consideration, 1.
Frank J. Dana and wife to Jesae F.
Kelly and wife, deed to swVi. iw. sec
11. tp 1 n, r 5 e: consideration, $2,700.
Winifred D. Murphy and husband to
Rlrney Dysart, deed to lot 16, Woolf
tract: consideration, $435.
Joseph Llsh and wife to W. H. Phil
lips, deed to 11 acres In nw, see 27,
tp 2 n. r 3 e: consideration. $500.
W. H. Phillips and wife to J. C.
Phillips, deed to sH. 'H. nw. ne. sec
28, tp 2 n, r t e: consideration, $700.
County Treasurer to The Western
Investment company, deed to lots 1
and J, block 61, Tempe; considera
tion, $114.21.
SORT OF A TEETOTALER.
Police Judge Al Ftitx tells a good
story on -himself, which Is too good to
let pass. While among the South Sid
ers the other day doing missionary
work in his own behalf the Judge came
uron a man who Is a power in his ward
and of whose friendship bis honor was
somewhat in doubt. That the man
might be turned from the error of his
way. Judge Fritz labored with him long
ani hard. Finally, after much effort,
the man seemed to be won over, great
ly to the rejoicing of the dispenser of
high grade Justice.
"Now." said Fritz, "will you have a
drink?"
"Oh, yes. if you insist." was the an
swer; "I don't care if I do. But. say,
if it's all the same to you. I'd rather
huve a check." San Francisco Wave.
7
A. J. BRADLEY
UNDERTAKER
AND
EM BALM ER
i IADY (UCAlMfl
, Graduate Chicago College of
Embalming to attend Ladies
and Children. 1
Telephone S4I
216 W. Washington St., . Phoenix
Ring Up 2965 ...
Thanksgiving Is
past but the holi
days will soon be
here and you may
need a new suit.
Everyone wants
to be wen dressed,
ladies and gents
alike. We will fill
the bill. You
spend half of your
life-time In your
clothes, and why
not have them
made by us
where you can
have all the
pleasure and
enjoyment of life.
You may pay a '
few dollars more,
but look at the
comfort you can take In wearing them.
NICHOLSON THE TAILOR '
WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Established 18S9. Telephone S9C5.
FREE
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uMHESE'iWKINS-
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- THE FINESTtGKOWNr
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The
Wakelin Grocer
Company
Suggest
ions for Santa Claus es
Bath
Robes
To own one of our new robes is
a real pleasure to the woman who
likes to be comfortable, these cold
evenings.
They are here in all the soft,
pretty shades of eiderdown, tied
with cord and tassel about the
waist and well made and finished.
There is perhaps no article of
wearing apparel from which your
; wife, mother or sister can derive
as much solid comfort "around the
house" as from one of these bath
robes.
$4.95, $5.95 and up
Dress
Skirts
We are In receipt of an invoice
of new skirts from our New York
office sent especially for the holi
day trade.
Almost all the new creations will
be found among them: prominent
among which is the solid tucked
flounced skirt. We are equally aa
strong on short as oh long skirts,
anil have a complete line of both
kinds In corduroys, cheviots, flan
nels, serges, kerseys, golf cloths,
etc.
' All the new shades of blue,
brown, black and gray mixtures.
Prices as usual are right.
Dress
Goods
There is nothing more appropri
ate for a Christmas gift than a pat
tern for a dress.
Our line is even more complete
than usual this season and here can
be found' all the new Ideas from
this and other countries. .
'"We"' make a specialty of black
goods In fine qualities, also of black
silks.
The saying hereabouts is, "If B
you want dress goods right, go to
Goldwater's. "
Your money back at any time
you are dissatisfied.
THE BEST ALWAYS