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iahcd. surfaced. one or tan sides 3.
10 and ~ inches Wide. 9l3W3O. lengths
" 60 10 feet. special lengths. Sole per
N extra one Inch finish. fi1aiHs All
ysriifIl frhln = per 81 cztra, naor-
ing. troHed and matched flsHsi.
stock boards, siueh. slmis iU-lHch.
81 4OefiA l3siuch tts4ffa. ffnciur. So
I or e.lueh HnlHb 81. So. 2 20. or
chanuul rustic ut drop rltIus. He.Eht
GOO lbs. tll0ll. nr timber iniaiH and
seantliuRH. rough IS la4id. O. O. ] o..
tt.aoaist X a.. fitHtf. has boards
ielneh and up, 81.
Washington Tod Cedar Lumber
Rough 81. bevel siding. weight 200
lbs. tl4Hl5 90. ceiling. WclghtH SuH.
l. 2. aud s.. a-kstneh. 800 lbs NuH
!. 2 aud 3. Is-inrh. zoo lbs. fi9a4t,
Wa'naaoting. fl0Hi4, rustic. t2an1-s
~ shingles 80 standard anlu#
giles. 81 "a. lalnch finish. ~ ~ and ID
feet fgiuli thick finish. 1ss0 50 er-
dHr n4duHrn. IS . and 10 feet f2iu
30 pIekctn. fi2
Kiln dried. 81 In advance Of green
dfayagr Zoe.
Jobsing Quotations.
Tho iabbiug quotations today were
AZ follows
sugar dnbbnHl Golden G., Ia hblH.
81 extra e. iu bhis. tien. powder
.d. {ssa. dry Ffanulatrd. s. 30 cube.
- 81. spot cash prIHra
Flour. etc Jahhingb Patent Ia
reIrnt. $50 Novelty A. $50. star
tbakursI. e. s.. California brands. -
corn meal. yellow. 81 s5 per 100 lbs Va
40 ~ naakn. $40 bhi 51sib $40 ks
corn meal. white. 81 a. PEE 100 lhH in
ioslb sacks. 500 hhi fra t1.iD HafkH
hutkWhfat -four. pure. $50 pcs
% lies ia t1-lb HlekH. cracked
wheat fe2s rrf 100 iua Ia 90
ih sacks. faruo. 49, rsr 100
pounds In lob sacks. steel eat
uatmeli g. 90 per JOG iba iu iu-lb
a1sta graham h4ur 81 - Hsf 100 Ihf
ln ~ II raeks. whole wheat Hour 81
80 Per l1a los r. ia4lb s8ekHs eye
meal s. 10 psr iao los ,u i1-lb sacks;
rye fiaur s. 81 per loo lbs Ia loslh
saekH. Hpti peas. luB.ih sucks. g. 81.
split peta. $500 I,l zee lbs Ia .5aIh
hu1eHs pearl barley. 81 2, per 100 iur
n raHks r0lsi barley. &c J1
s. heat rakca. sa-ib h8xaa. 81 saN
ata wheat uak q. = fa per care af
q lib pksH fancy fuiiei oats. y
psr hair. in ? II sacks. garn mesl
yellow s. ~ per bhl lB sa-ih HAta
corn meal white. g. ~ per b1i .n =H-
fh sacks. buchWheAf nHur. pure. =
20 Per hbi Ia o-ib raekgs crag I'D
wheat % pr biol IA ao-lb Hseiss
steel cat oatmeal 90 20 per bh iu so.
10 sacks. ErHham naur. s. eo pr hb.
tn a1sih sarkn whoIs Whraf -FOUR. 81
pee Dbl Ia se-ib ssekH. fYe meal. 1873
per hhl IN so-lh SACHS. rye ranr 50
per bbt. fancy roffei oats iso lbs net
ia hbia, g. q. fancy rolled oats. sq-.b
sacks. g. co. fancy rolled eats. per
case. tz75. rHop. ao-ib SACK. 50 90
dlaey COW chop. Sold safkH. tt6oa.
coffee QohbinHl Green = Mocha
pei 10. 2PW1ies lava. per n. ssu "a
Costa Hiea. choice per H. isH lae.
Roasted ArhuskIr'H. IN i0a-lb fafes.
per Too los. ~ IS. c1-ib cases. per 10
She. 81 p ze=ib eeHrs. PER leo lbs
81 ts. Java. sa-ib tins. ref Ne. g..
sack Sc Alden Mocha. gfMc. Cars
-aia, Sc. Guatemala sles ground
coffee. iausur i.Iun. ieas. 81 Is Gsa
az IS So. fists
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EDMUND BoW DIN. real estate. loans and
Insurance private funds. low rates. no
tea 'atss mpur1 furnished without delay.
koams ]. Dexter Horton Bank.
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Butter Cheese. 1gEs and Poultry

Huiter-Hangh i0ut2c. fancy DAT
~. In squares. isaitc. Washington
erehmoriss pound prints. isM2oc
Eastern Iowa and EiEIn. eo04zc
Cheese 91bblnwb --Satiyr Wash
lnrtan. ilaisc. Eastern. iiuisc. cal
ifnrufu ttc.
Eggs UpbbinEb -strietiy fresh
ranch z7C.
Honey white comb iFai5c. light
amber. i2Wt4e. amber. i2Hi3e
strained. ~ use
Poultry spring chickens. s225d
flyers. tl5sM250, live turkeys loo
ducks. i2c geese. zoe. live weight
Poultry Spring chkkens. g oom
so. fryera. 81 51n25 70. llNe turkey.
Too. ducks. H. geese, iec. livs
weight
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FRUITS

Green Fruit D1bhinrl Oranges
uaveis. itd1 lemons. iEuts aurirs
tiWt 80 prr box bananas 8 s9a o.
PER buneh. California hia-t 1Fs. 90
D. boxes. 81 sD cartoons. glef. sweet
apple cider. zoe r.s sal. Far1 sweets.
$500. peacHes. l1a yn# BOX. biark
berries. g. o.. f1aghrfrlss :. g
rvr raHs. eufrants. 81 noHiez. water
motions. g 40. uuat MELONS. 81 -
efee1. cherries s147ac. California
grapes. g. zHt1s. re7rH. ti7t8zo 90.
California plumH. esHaoc. native
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rlN ~ .nrrr M.rNL WOMB.


OF EVERY description mfg and repairing
clark. lu7 " Madison ST 'i'hune Main isT
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hEhI fE HtifHfE 80 Hafidarr = hfi iv-
80. ahhfsaH. s.aI hIukrra. rtE. llir arIs-
tff ard faaHaafiaHs. aealsfs IN piies. l0Es
HfI HHHfn
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Fresh Meat 0obb.nR) Cow beef.
7e per Ia. steer beef 74r per 10
mutton. wother. Sc per H. pork. 5ise
per 10. veal. large. Sc per 10. small
Toe
Provisions OohblnE) Hams. large.
iahc. hams. small ttc. breakfast bn-
con. ltisc. dry aaltel sides. 7atc. Rcv.
SIC
Lard Gobhing) Home made. per
IN. "a white star. Sc. Coin special.
sligo, lard compound. tierces &c. rex.
sac
Fresh Fish 0obhinRl Hnlihut.
34 g.. salmon. G01ei founders. 2Hic.
solcs 2rtc. rock cod. 50Gc. shrlmps.
Sc. smplt. gUtr. oysters olympia, 81
10 per sack. $50 per gallon, CLANS.
81 80 per sack. nuugcueFs crabs. live.
81. cooked. si.tn. Hing cod, 5GGc
black cod. GuTe. bass, 5U6c.
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uorIts AM TtnNl.mtp ROOMS

taaNt 4sAa tf4faFiENs 80 fAfHt avenue Afaa1
elevator. faurit atHsie ur en suite. la~
ratsH. Ihrt Crane. manager.
II 1Ut wish . raeu or ante pate a change
ffl sac irEh ffaf uufel Pike AMI Second;
faai rattn 81 Per week. nicely furn shed
outside rHanas . - s. iraustrnfr &c ard
tns# free hAfhH electric lights
HOTEL DIRK First avsauc and rfke. arst
class reeu1s ard hasrd az e. I%r week
ffOTEI. gpLHYACcr Thiri and chsrry.
lsl class resin and board, - wech and up.
etfsEWoDp HOUSE iiu seuth Frnh. sin
r'f nlH .. 81 - ana s. nar week
THE VICTORIA iefa Fifsi avenue. el-Ennt
fUru slH1 fns ms. - And s. 4 week suites
Win bath. etc %. e. stark pra priefer
HOTEL SAVOY Pleasant roarns. a2a First.
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THE Pacific Tutoring Co.-Bcst SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made in tho city. uyeing,
eicaniuE. rcpoirlug, sl0 Third avenue.
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TifE sFkrfIE Junk 90. rays lowest prices
bur sIua~e baHlnsss los Railroad nue..
Tel. Black iitd
ALASKA Junk 60. PAYS highest prices.
prompt returns. Ne I'LL Western Ave.
Tel. tFEe he
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rot kTuk- l. per 10 Woodhauss Bros
~ thlgu a. eune nrag Columbia street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

LfarH Avs hatn- ua4s bread. raksr ans
Is--fy. lesi - the e.tg iief Thri Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-14

NEW uaME sewing machines. Best ana
rrrHfrrl machine made. sold on easy pay.
mfuts. trtgr next door Co ruHtaHlce
WHITE Is MING OF an sewing machines
soda bv n II Nars. 1000 Second avi pio-
urrr uratrr I'm sowing machiuts and sew
tur mt shine supplies Tel. Kun cal.
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fnlNi4-Ths place 20 bus stoves. flrnt-
tsrH. tHfalfd ehafra. cree kerY. p3lioNa
cHrHfHTfHs harlaf Chairf. nfirrUrs. ptanuz,
srh -nE fuHe hiufs every thing and any
thiHK D. chaplin second hand store. o1l
Dol a11 nlk- glIeeA
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EASIEKN dry salt pork - pcr 10 Wood.
house htp~ sl Third ave, NJ. col umbia
toE SAIL aool. room house aud lots;
ON enr line, high and slightly. nlul
Huulln. l1Hs mrs avenue.
sEr Haas. "a hcfsfg rurthassaF sewing
machine. 4 few & Hlt Second hand ma.
chIuss for sale reasonable. 2l3 Coumbia
street. opposite pustariee.
WANTED I'a bus ula fat1 and silver II.
Hrus,l. mfr. itWcler. IS Hiuckley block.
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se5 "a .gssiss ~ as' esis 'sss :,
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asDGG bUlOtas As0 coNtaAcIoas'

HsAEfraS & DEWITT. aleu4aeefs. fsa
sfiatH aHa e rHHe farH 81 second Han
tafh#lHfs iaA1 Fret eve Tel ttisn ipi
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MRS DIR SWAN Turkish ard mvdieatei
baths. nervous weakness. chronic diFeas-
cured readings auc OPS faciac BLK.
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mas Faar HHsr# i4.if Halter hIdE.
MIL a HugT, fV.it ffuHaeu L4iiliHg
RATS aud al ,t8I II patents T. aud IS
NinHklrf LIHsk
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lumbot snd auIIdIng MsterlaI

Logs Superior quality per NJ, Nos
I fir, tGa7. mcrehautahlc fir, p'r NJ,
- 5O05. No ccdnr. S6mG common.
per NJ, Siu5, spruce logs. 1850, cedar
Hhlngtc bolts. 82m275
Fir Lumber Rough, 50, thick m
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SEWING MACliISES.

luUHrU Nra. aluminium and enamel LETT
tars fur siEHs Htd house mum hyrs. Ghas.
Ntstuu. $40 Ayslgr way Tel Black 1912.
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TESTS. steele. cots. etc. far Haie ar rent.
FsHffiH Tent auf AWNING Co Marion and
western. JeH Main ea4.
f"H StLE anrsai rsnis rs arss. rev ani
- M hsnd. cheap iHfaiid roller chairs.
2. fhhElH. FI6te an1 PIKE street
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Nuts

Nuts alnuts, per III sacks, t3c,
black wulnuts. he. pocans loc. aim
onds, fancy. soft she'll l5aise; aim
ouds Ne. 9 iae. peanuts. 7ei pine.
Zoe. eocoHnuta, per dozen, S5a 90e.
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von. ,he Assaysr 't.s5 iiosuea bli
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ArfzAs Ilye wafks. ~ unIea street Tel.
gaene hua iayi lac only Ffrneh Dys
D. aFa a. ne aIfF
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KtrrrEE srEoIALIsr
si0N~ An u0IsE NUMntRs.

KI-IsrrET cured without knife. pain or loss
90 urc. ItaHm Al Haiyuke block.
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a - ufpEW. Aeutl.i. eisiist n ero~n
anf lfilret eafk. t@t hurke building.
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sIormI.s CHASING.


sEATTIE eiafhas ffesHe 20 keep your
tlHthrs Ia ahaur faF 81 - nla. ayeinR
clsaitnF. fef'aifinF ii0 80 Tel nuu ie9s.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Sealed proposals will be received
until II o'clock a. m. September 20,
1899 by the board of control of Ari-
IONA, at their Office in Phoenix. at
v-hich time and place bids will be
opeL'ad in the presence of bidders for
furnishing supplies to the insane asy-
lum, in such quantities (mCre or less)
as may be required, for the three
months commencing October 1, 1899.
and ending December 81. 1899. All
supplies must be furnished at such
times and in such quantities. as may
5e required by the superintendent of
the asylum.
Samples Of all goods bid on to be
furnished to the board when required.
All supplies to be delivered at the
asylum if required by the >superin-
tendent.
The board reserves the right to ac
cept or reject part CO all of any bid.
(Siglej1 E. J. BENNTTT.
Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

formerly worked for gold or silver.
which during the recent advance CT
copper have been reclaimed. AL
though so much money was spent in
the development of this New Mexican
mine, none Of the workings are very
deep, but the surface has been goph-
el-ci. The formation is an immense
dyke in which is a vein of from forty
to fifty feet which carries copper and
silver The development has, shown
il TO be almost a quarry of low grade
C"e. underlying many acres of sur
face and near the grass roots. There
is reason to believe that a sulphide
base will be encountered if the mine is
fully developed. The company which
operated the property originally is
still in existence and the Interest of the
Hulings estate is represented by
Wade Rulings brother, Willis. When
IL goes east Wade Rulings will at
tempt to bond the property and have
it fully developed.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
THE CHAPiN-TIB CON-
MERCIAL co.

are the owners Of the following prop
erty in and near Phoenix:
The E. II Of Section IS, Township 1
S. of Range East of CHA and Salt
River Meridian-320 acres.
Lots IL, II, Is and IA, Block 1,
Porter and Baxter subdivision Tract
B, Murphy's addition to Phoenix. Brick
house, II Rooms and large Barn.
known as THE Gibbs Place." which
we offer for trade for stocks Of
Merchandise. These properties are
clear and are both earning a fair in
terest on their valuation. Any mor-
chant desiring a trade for these prop
critics on a fair and just valuation will
find us ready to meet them en-
equitable terms.
THE CHAPIN-TIBBOT COM. CO.,
313 West Sec. St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Those interested may consult Mr.
Walter Hill, Gooding Block, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
We won't have you
arrested, nor run
you out of town,
nor get mad, all
because you don't
buy-A

II you will just come in and see
our store chuck. jam full of useful
articles at bargain prices. We wish
you would visit our place once and
work your optics on our merchandise
If you don't see more useful things to
the square inch than you ever saw be-
fore, then this ad is all for naught.
Coffee Pots from 10c TO $3.50
Pocket-knives from sc to $3.50
Shears from 10c to 81.
Glass Table Sets from 40c to $2S5.
Thread, spooIs for Csc.
Hair Brushes from zoe 20 75c
Vaseline, sc per bottle.
Topaz Toilet Soap, sc cake.
Buggy Whips from sc to 1925.
Tanglefoot Fly paper, sheets for sc.
Lamps from zoe to SO.
Cotton Hose, the best made, 81 for
so feet, to close out.
Hose reels, 81 each.
Rubber hose, so feet, worth $3.50,
only $4.38, to close out.
Matches, 2,4OO for Csc.
Hoyt's Spring Clothespins, sc doz.
Combs from sc to 35c
8 papers Hooks and Eyes for sc.
8 dcz. Wire Hair Pins for sc.
Work Baskets from zoe to S5c.
And SO it goes. We might fill this
whole paper enumerating goods and
prices, but the best advertisement is a
satisfied customer, and these little ads
of ours can never tell you, as trading
with us can, the value of visiting our
place. Come and see us anyway. We
won't hang you up by the thumbs if
you come in and look around and
don't buy.
Don't forget the place
DaYidSOn'S Cash Bargain Store,
doors East of postofnce.
w-Best Place to Trade in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

If the NJ. & P. train arrives this
morning. Charley Walters will re-
ceive a fine variety Of fresh fish. in
Guiding Grabs, Lcbsters, California
c. T. Oysters, Flatt's celebrated
Tiger brand N. Y. Counts Bulk, and
Souther's canned Oysters. Poultry :?
Say, he has the finest. % W. Wash
ington street. Phone 264.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
PUT IN YOUR WINTER WOOD.

IN IOON WIN HIV "OOD'
Pay cash and save money foit the
balance CT this month. 1 will sell the
best mesquite (4-fcot wood for $3.50
per cord. Cash on delivery i'll lots of
three cords up.
PHOENIX WOOD AND COAL CO.,
Second Ave. and Jefferson ST.
TeIephone 135.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

N. Porter & Sons have movcI their
Harness and Saddle shop to next door
east of GCldwater's, Nc. 142 asst Wash
inf1ton street, where they will be glad
to welcome their old friends.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining e
organizations and societies, church fairs
Or socials, will not be printed In The Re-
publican except when paid far.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums,
al!ays all pain, cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Phoenix Botthng Works is sole
agent for Ironbrew, famous tonic.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

The Arizona Republican, published
every day in the year. at rs cents a
month, by carrier or mail.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

The Hardwick dining room is now
open to the public. A first-class meal
for % cents.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DR.. Alice Lawson, the Divine Healer,
SO South Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

For excellent meals at reasonable
prices go to Coffee AIS restaurant.
Everything in season. Short orders a
specially.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

The hot weather cuts no ice at Trib-
Diets meat market. In the big cool
Tag room are chops and steaks and
roasts and "beiling pieces" fresh and
tempting. Mr.. Tribolet makes a
speciality Of the best cuts.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

WOOL and HIDES bought at 143
East Monroe street. BEN BLOCK.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

DIR. r. Z. Holbrook, dentist, over the
postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Fresh oysters at the Grotto. Pop
ular prices.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Mrs. L. L. Bell, dressmaker. With
Miss Shields, 1876 w. Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME

And time is money. The Union Pa
sific makes the quickest time to nearly
all points east.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
Drinking Your Health

is. not really what it appears under
some circumstances, but it is a truth
at our Soda Fountain
Our beverages are health beverages.
Our soda drinks, favored with pure
fruit juices, are exhilaratiug and in
MIGRATING in fatigue and depression,
while our medicated drinks, mineral
waters, ETC., are medicinal agents that
tend to cure minor ailments.
DRINK YOUR HEALTH" at our
Sodt Fountain.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Try broiled tenderloin steak a
Coffee AIS. Everything first-class.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

Water for lawn and garden use will
be furnished only between the hours
of and p. N. where a nozzle is
used on hose. Water will be cut of if
not used as above
THE PHOENIX WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

McKelligon's wnere you can get
the finest handmade sour mash, boz r.
bon and Pennsylvania rye whiskie'L
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23
NEWS
OF T HI
town
PHOENIX WEATHER.

The following weatte conditions
prevailing in Phoenix yesterday were
reported by the United Estates weather
bureau:
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Try our PGekly Heat remedy. 1t ex-
GELS all others.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

Chamberlain, Jeweler, II N. 1st Ave
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

POSTPONED FOR A LAY. The
habeas corpus proceedings b the case
of Jose Mona Costello, set kr hearing
by Judge Street for yester# lay, were
continued until this morning
Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

eff it's in market you'll find it at
Buttons"
The evening times., 1899-02-04
a LONG TUNNEL.
Work on Great Bore Through the
Swiss Mountains.

Work on Great Bore Through the
Swiss Mountains.
Rome. Feb. 4.-AIthcuzh il Is oaIy FIVE
months since work was begun on the ne4
simp!on tunnel, which viii be tine longest
in The world twelve and oue-haIi miles,.
already inns, houses and roads have
sprung up in yha, before was q wilder
ness. and there is q continuous going Up
and down oi horses, carts, woElIG5u, and
machinery.
The chief difference between the Sim
plcn and its t#o great rivals. the ST CO-E-
ard and the Mount Cents. viii be the dOG-
BE tunnel Each is designed 10 be L feet
wide. 2i feet high and - feet between
the two, communicating by openings every
tl5 feet, and having a halfway under
ground station. But al present only one
tunnel VIII be cut which IL Is expected
will be finished IL five years. while the
other viii only be constructed ar those
points required for the ventilation OF the
first, etc, reservins the complete openir :
until such time as the increased traffic
shall require it.
The WorEmen employed in this gigantic
operation number 1856. all Italians put
ting together the work done On the Swiss
and Italian sides II these FIVE months. il
makes cutting OF 1.6I0 feet at 2.S21 feet
above tire level Of the sea Tclegrapkic
and telephonic communication advances
with the work, so that in case Of need.
help. or medical aid can be quickly u5-
tained. over 81 soc 0C0 has already been
expended out OF the 81 0G0. .C00 which IL IS
estimated the whole viii absorb
The evening times., 1899-02-04
ARCHBISHOP kEANE TO
RETURN TO AMERICA
Will REMAIN A YEAR OR TWO
Locate in Washington and Direct
the Collection of Funds for the
Catholic University.

Baltimore, Feb. 1.-The Sun has the
following from its Rome correspondent:
II have the best authority, for saying
that Archbishop Keane will in a short time
return 10 the United States, where he
will remain for at least one year, prob
ably two. 1t has been found that a man
with his admirable capacity for the work
Of collecting funds, which was utilized to
such advantage in gathering the money
required for starting the Catholic Univer-
sity at Washington. is now again required
At the time of his retirement from the
rectorship Of the university his work in
this line was not quite completed
Hence Cardinal Gibbons has applied to
archbishop be allowed to return for time
TO the United States and lend again help
ing hand, so as to place the university in
such condition financially that it may
go on independently and without loss.
'Leo XIII left the decision of the mat
ter entirely. to Archbishop Keane. The
Fontif is well aware of the good work that
the archbishop is accomplishing in Rome
by the course of excellent sermons that he
has been preaching since his arrival here
He was desiTous that these should con-
tinue. but in view OF Cardinal Gibbons re-
quest he will allow the archbishop TO re-
turn until the funds are collected
1T is probable that in the coming sum
mer Archbishop Keane will leave Rome for
the United States, 10 remain there, working
for The university. a year or two"
The evening times., 1899-02-04
KoPP's MIssING WIFE.
No News OF the Bridgeport Woman
and Iicr Children

ana 'itr BildESH.
Bridgeport, Conn. Feb. 4-The disap-
poarance last Tuesday of Mr. Philip A.
Kopp is still a mystery. The last person.
so far as known. who saw her and her chill
dren-Annie. aged seven. and FreJrica
aged three ycars-was Polio man John Fal-
Ion, at the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad station. TWO trains left
the station at the same time on Tuesday
afternoon, one going north and the other
south. After they pulled cut Mrs. Kopp
and the little ones were gone. Falion did
not notice which train they boarded
Mr. kopp has rot yet informed the pO-
lice, but told Il reporter that he should do
80 at once. He had not asked their assist
auce because he hoped hour By hour that
some tdings would come to him. He says
his wife had no friends in New York. and
he would not know where to look for her
in that direction. In New Haven she has
an aunt but kopp does not remember her
address.
Il is almost distracted. and when talk
ing 10 the reporter the tears rolled down
his cheeks and sobs in his throat made It
difficult Tor him 10 speak He was sitting
alone in the kitchen Of the neat liJ.is
home.
Il cannot see Why she does not come
back to me" he exclaimed. We never
had a quarrel. never spoke . cross word
TO her or she 10 me. l cannot understand
Why she Went away. My neiGhbOrs SYM
pathize with ne and tell me she was such
a good wife while l was at work in the
sewing machine factory. ! cannot bear 70
think that she has gone with some other
man and taken the children / cannot be-
leFe it. She must have been tired out 2nd
worn 10 death caring for our home and
her mother Mrs Patrick Hutton who lives
with US. l believe she has gone away 10
get rest. / know she will come back. bat
I wish she would write and relieve my
anxiety"