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Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

string was still in the birds mouth but the other was fast 10 the rock. and the victim neck was enwrapped by the cord. A short struggle and all was oyer.
 With opera glasses the suicides pre- dlcament could readily be discerned and curious persons figured it out for themselves in the course Of the day There were a few who dubiously called it an accident, but they had no stand ing with the majority of spectators.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir. R. B. Burmister of Prescott is al the Hotel Adams. c. Hazlewood of Brunswick, Mo. is stopping at the Lemon. s. H. Winter of Fresno, Cal, is a guest of the Commercial.
 Charles J. Shepherd of New York is stopping at the Hotel Adams D. L. Sullivan of Chicago was regis tered at the Hotel Adams yesterday. | Mir. and Mrs. $. c. Smith of St. Paul. Minn., arrived at the Ford yesterday.
 George Bulfnch of Monroe, Wis, arrived at the Commerciallast night.
 Miss Emma Ross of Tucson arrived at the Commercial yesterday morning.
 Miss Frankie Kellner has returned to the city from visit to her sister in Globe.
 A. N. Goudy of Los Angeles was mOng last nights arrivals at the Com mercial.
 w. R. Gould, U. s. A., arrived al the Hotel Adams last night accompanied by his wife.
 H. B. Price Of St. Joseph, Mo, was among last nights arrivals at the Hotel Adams.
 Mrs. T. Arthur of Jerome came in on the Santa last night. She is at the Commercial.
 James Scott came down from Hol- brook last night. He is a guest of the Commercial.
 Frank Bettman, a San Francisco travelling man, arrived at the Commer- cial yesterday morning.
 Judge Street left last night for Yuma to hold a brief sesison of court. He will return late in the week.
 Assistant United States Attorney T. D. Bennett returned yesterday morn ing from an official visit to Tucson.
 George Mitchell, superintendent of the United Verdre, came in from Je- rome last night. He is at the Hotel Adams.
 MT. Walter Gregory, who has spent the past two months in the northern portion of the territory, has returned to Phoenix.
 Hon. J. H. Carpenter of Yuma came in from the south yesterday morning. He is on his way to New fork, but will return by January Is in time to take his seat in the council as member from Yuma county.
 F. E. Walden of the pcstOffce re- turned yesterday morning from Tue son, where he went to conduct q civil service examination for the new carrier service to be put in operation there within the next two weeks.
 -:o:
 Dr. Swetnam treats consumption by
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

paid for the Mother Lode mines will ha in the neighborhood Of S1009O0. | let ter was received yesterday by MT. Greg Ory from his father, Tom Gregory, who is secretary Of the Azurita Mining company, which is operated in Pima county, in which MT. Gregory says that he has about closed a deal witII eastern parties who are desirOus of se- curing some valuable claims in Pima county owned by him.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
NEEDLE IN A BABY's STOMACH.
Physician Uses a Knife and Success
 fully Extracts the Instrument.

Rochester, N. Y, Jan. 2.-When Mrs. Oliver Deridder of this city found a queer lump on her baby's stomach she made haste to call in the family phy- sician. He IOked wise, examined Miss Baby, who is less than two years old, and told the weeping mother that the knife was the Cnly remedy. Accord ingly he used the knife, and long, ugly locking cambric needle badly discclcred, but found imbedded in the muscles of the little ones stomach The physician says that the baby swal- lowed the needle several weeks ago and that it had journeyed around in her little anatomy ever since. A sing ular fact is that the child has not from the first suffered the slightest inccn- venience or pain because cf the foreign presence.
 New rims, $1.5O, at Depew's Cash Bicycle store, Pemberton block, South First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Mr Louis Melczer, the wholesale liquor dealer, received the following characteristic telegram on New Years day from the proprietor of that world famous brewery, the Anheuser-Busch:
 'fSt Louis, Dec. 31. Louis Melczer, Phoenix. Ariz. As true expansionists we have always made conquered and unconquered ter ritory tributory to our enterprise. We have been in line with Uncle Sans new policy and are now prepared to keep step with him in it's execution. Go where they will, our boys in blue will find support and strength in our products. To our country, the navy and army, domestic and foreign trade and to all our friends, happy and prosperous New Year.
 "ADOLPHUS BUSCH
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
LOCAL BREVETsES.

pr. Ward has removed his office to the O'Neill block, corner Washington and Second streets, adjoining Dr. Paths office. Telephone 90.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Dr. Paths office removed to O'NeiIl block No. 2, Washington and Second streets.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

For Rent-The Good Templars' hall Inquire at Doris Bros.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

grown old in the service and have come to be looked upon as fixtures in the
 railway world. The official rosters of other roads have been changed and re- changed, but the Alton men go on and on, from young men to white-hairaG railroad sages.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

At 10 and 15 cents per pound there is nothing so cheap as the choice cuts of cold storage meat at P. T. Hurley's Central Meat market, No. 5 w. Wash ington street. Telephone No. 12. Or ders delivered promptly to all parts of the city,
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Celery croquettes served with all kinds of game and turkey, at the Epicurean cafe, Central hotel.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

B. B. Oysters any style, 25 cents. Eagle brand oysters any style, 35 cents, at Coffee AIS. Open all night.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS.

will pay upon presentation the following numbered city warrants of the issue of 1897 and 1898, interest teasing this Sd day of January, 1899: Nos 3G3 to 495, both inclusive.
 l. M. CHRISTY,
 City Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Bring your kodak finishing to tn gallery, 213 E. Washington street
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

VIII you meet me at the f0unta1n7 At Wakelin's pharmacy. of course.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Extra low prices for this month iD groceries. Frank Griebel, 212 and 220 West Washington. Redewill block.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

There will be a meeting of the gen. eral committee on the Moody meetings at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening at s o'clock Ali members are urgently invited to be present.
 L. HALSEY, Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

McKelligoG's where you can get the finest handEade sour mash, bour- bon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

The popular rendezvous is at Wake lin's pharmacy, the most comfortable room in town.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Try Freston's 20 cent dinner, 1 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Well-KnCwr '-tt2che of the Superior
 Cour, Very III st Wheaton.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies, church fairs or socials, will not be printed in The Re publican except when paid fer.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Oysters any style 25c, at Coffee AIS.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

DEATH IS NEAR GEORGE P. GARY
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03
AnCientS

Were lavish users of perfumes, but the poor things had to put up very common article in those days. It's different now, especially at HUD- SONS PHARMACY. Hudson carries a full line of the finest AMERICAN and IMPORTED PERFUMES. There s a wide difference in perfumes if you only know it. A good article is not all ways to be had, but we carry only the best. Patrons may feel absolutely safe on this point.
 The prescription department is an- other of OUR STRONG points. Don't forget it or our low prices either. T. HUDSON PHARMACY
 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
 26 f. Washington Sf
Arizona republican., 1899-01-03

Dr. Swetnam treats consumption by the application of his remedies directly to the spot affected. See him.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Knickerbocker 4. c. Plans.

A committee OF the Knickorbockcr Athletic
Club visited the grounds OF the New Jersey
A. c. at Bayonuo on Monday to inspect the
premises and decide on the improvements
necessary to equip the plant for the Ise of the
organization whom the club as consolidated
takes possession. John d. Adams. j. Hambin
Sears and James l.. Sullivan examined the
grounds thoroughly and determined on many
changes and improvements. Estimates will
be procured and work on the necessary altera-
tions commenced as soon as possible SO that
the grounds and clubhouse will be in readiness
for the opening Of the summer season.
An attendant has already been secured for
the boathouse, and is now getting the house
and boats in order for the Knickcrhocker
senior eight -oared crew that will take up
quarters there next saturday. No expense
will be spared to turn out winning crow
Vlavcrdi, the old Atalanta Boat Club
coxswain. who has coached the men In their
preliminary gymnasium work. will probably
migrate with them to Bayonuc. In addition
to Being considered one Of tho best amateur
conches on the Harlem. Niaverdi has the ad-
vantage OF being acquainted with the pecuari-
ties OF many OF the crew whom he has coached
while rowing in Atalanta Il. c. crews.
The New Jersey A. c. purchased tn" old Man
haitian A. c. elght-oared shell boat some years
ago. II is still in good enough condition for
the crew to take practice spins in but the club
will probably purchase new shell tor the race
in the Harlem regatta.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Amateur Athletic Union Championships
May he Held in Boston.

An effort is being made to have the annual
championship games Of the Amateur Athletic
Union held in Boston this year.
The movement was started by Senator S. B.
McCahle. one Of the New England delegates
and member of the A. A. L. Board. He wrote
Il few days ago to Secretary James Z. Sullivan
suggesting the idea. and has since been work.
ing to obtain the anproval OF the other New
England delegates. 1t is understood that i.
f. Babb. the New England member of the
Championship Committee. favors the project.
Secretary j. J.. Sull ivan said yesterday:
There Is no doubt that if the Bostonians
decide to apply for pcrmssion TO hold the
privilege will be- granted Personally | am
strongly in favor of the idea of carrying out
allowing spectators admission free 1t will
serve, TO popularize athletics not only in Bos;;
ton, but all over the country. Another good
reason for assigning the rhnmpionship fixture
to Boston is that although the Western, Met:
ropoltan and southern districts have all held
the championship meeting. II has not once
been held in the New England district
The sun., 1899-03-29

Nearly half hundred enthusiastic trap shooters
brRved yesterday inclement weather to attend tho
monthly trap shooting tournament Of the He'll Gate
Gun club which decided on the old Long Island
grounds at Dexter Park. The summary:
club contest at ten live pigeons. American Shoot
average--Col John II. Noss -" yards. 10; John
Quinn. IS ards. lo j. Arthur Bcldcn. ~ wards. 81;
Musnch. as yards. .; John s"hIiGht - ''ys yards.
Il ,,J John II. Wtlihrock ~ yaEas: ] .; 1%hm J..
!" yards: :; August schmd,,' S' as yards f'S: 8;
Henry Hsht,n % yards. g.; stephen NJ, Van
sfn a. srd 80 yiG1h chn wGefup np 2s Ws yars h. oSm S""
Moore. 2S yards. :; John r Dannefelscr. Is yards,
s. c # ka! = 2s ysrs Y. = % a. ATai o.s6 +
Peter CAIRNS ~ yards !; Richard Regan. - yards.
= yaraat f. j. Forster 50 Yards, i; F. Mar@'ard;,
- yards. u: August Knoedel. 2s yards Il; Thomas
Mcfarland; 2s yards. T.; Emil StcfIens. IS wards.
q Joseph H. selg - yards q ii. Carroll ~ ;aris.
b Christopher Fuchs, - yards. 8; F. Wheeler. ~
February Cup Competition 10 live birds per man.
same conditions Peter tiarm., - yards Il" Eugene
noenick. 80 yards G 10: Charles II. RabGnstein, 2s
80 yards, o. Richard Regan, - yards. 8: Joseph
Ne"I.np; %; = yarG Il 5Sh S'hlc9 no ~
s c J.. schm,a,,; .s yards. S%nrT@ wSGber;
yards. /; L. 7. Muench ~ yards, |; John H, Well,
brock. 2S yards !: George X Brett, 2S yards. John
4. Dietzel, es yards, i; c. Lang: 2s yards, d; F.
Marqnardt - Yards, -; Capt; William a: sand.
ii H"fsiG ~ yards. ar ~ S H. caTo q yaT
:; John P. Danpefelser. 2s yards. :: Thomas Nc
= ss O. F. rSsS5sS %6cr y y 3' Ta &
Nina" Is yards 3; F. Troscl, 30 yards, 3; John
Ss 20 S"ras d 81 A"rpSt kn""a - yarSs g
d. J. Deadly, ~ yards, =.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Racing mt New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. March 2S-Thrcc favortcs
won to-day. two Of them. Tut Tut and Celtic
Bard. being heavily played. AcoId wave which
arrived this morning kept down the attend
ance. Horses which have been here all winter
are being daily shipped TO other points. and
very few good ones are lCft. Summaries:
First Eacc-Sclliug. one Arl OnC-CiEhth miles
Amber GliutS los MOODY 90 to |. won; sutton IA
INutJ, second, i'm Conway, 100 Mitchell. t!lrl.
Time. :5Ht.
Second Rsc"-Scven fur,onGs; sC!linG-rhiias -
(MitchelD. to =, won. NulEo PgiLcr, - Moody.
second; shuttlc;ock. l"G iHoldan'. third. Time.
/: :2ss..
Third Racc-Scllin=: six and onr.half furlongs-
rden, lOS HOlucNl. 20 |. won; MCAlbCit 1O3
Mitchell second; Idle Hour. III Freeman. third
lime. l2;'.
Fourth Racc-Han leap: six tur!unss Merry Day.
100 Holden, = to - Won: iu,tut Plant. - iNtch-
oil, second; INA T., lor Moody. third Time.
1:l3Sa.
Ffth Race selling: or" mile and seventy yards
Tut Tut. 80 thiitChcll To l. Wrn: Maurice W. 1O4
Lpurce second; Deceive. - tru'yp, thld Time.
~.
sixth EaCc-Sel ng one milo and onc-cighth-
Celtic Bard 100 tDuprc). to =. won: NiCtoiar. los
tNutt. second, Bishop Reed 10 Mitchell. third.
Time l:j"il
The sun., 1899-03-29

PRINCETON, March cs.-Wliam II. Edwards. who
was recently elcrt"d captain Of the Princeton Uni
versity football team for 1922, gave banquet to-
night to the members of last years team at the
Princeton Inn. All the mon who played in the
championship game against Yale were present and
plans for the coming were discussed. IL was
decided to hold spring football practice this year.
and work with the plgSkin will commence the first
part of next month. practice TO he held twice week.
Arrangements are being made to secure the services
Of Fred l.. smith, quarter back on the champion Spd
eleven, and Howard BruKaw, left end on the same
team, to coach the mon. After the banquet II gold
watch was presented to Arthur HillcbrHnd right
tackle and captain OF the lS"S eleven. The wa;Ch
given by the players who made mp the victorious
team y token OF the admiration they have for
Hcbrand's faithful services last year On the out
side is inscribed the varsity football monogram.
and on the inside are carved Hllcbrand' & initials.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Rowling Games Tonight.

New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Celtic Council Citizens Council and ColtaI Council,
at the Tennis Club alleys.
Interstate League-Scw York vs.. Erie. at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms alleys.
Arcade TCurnanent-Oriental vs. Standard. at the
Arcade alleys.
Uncle sam National Tournament-Riverda Civil
Service and Police Gazette at FraenklC's alleys.
Harlem League Tuurnament--Oriental. Belviders
and Knicksr srbOcker. at Thum REhlsdorf's alleys.
Morning Newspaper League individual Tourna-
ment- Perkins Riley and SutAhorn; MacLauchlan.
st. Denis and Yates, at the Germania Assembly
Rooms alleys. at 2;3O z. NJ
brooklyn Royal Aroanum League Tournament
Washington Irving Council W.. Alert Council Alert
Council VS. gilbert Council Alert Council va. DE
Long Council. at TrainoI- alleys.
CarruthcrS Three Men Team Toumament-Arca-
mum vs. Metropolitan, at tho Elephant club alleys.
Associated cycling Clubs OF Long Island Tomrns
men, at Peterspn's = alleys.
Bropklyn Womcn's Leagno Tournament-EchO,
Monarch, Carlton. Alert. Monogram and Brookly Il,
At the Elephant Club alleys.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Special Prizes for French and Toy Bulldogs
at the Paris Show.

In addition to the regular prizes for French
bulldogs at tho annual Paris show Of the French
Kennel Club. to be held on May 1924. the
President Of the French Bulldog Club OF France
has offered the following special prizes:
French BulldoGs-Weightsf for mature dogs should
not exceed twenty-five pounds and mature bitches
twenty pounds Rest dog. 1000 francs $500; best
bitch, 1000 francs.
Toy bulldogs Weights for mature dogs should
not exceed thirty pounds and mature bitches twenty
siN pounds. Best dog 800 francs Isloo; best bitch
BOO francs.
Entries will he received up to May ] by the
Secretary j. Boutrpue. Paris. or by J. r. Buchan,
Secretary Of the French Bulldog Club Of Amer
lea At the recent show Of the Bulldog Club Il
number Of the owners oI the French type said
that they had intentions OF making entries at
the Paris show Aside from the fine imported
specimens now in this country like Dilnhoola.
Diabutsu, Ajax ana Francois, which, ar" be-
lteved Ia be IA good as any OF tho breed In
France. tho members of the American club arc
very proud Of their home-brcds. notably Cleo.
Co Go. Teto Sport and lierrot. and they believe
the dogs bred in tn is country would more than
hold their own at the Paris show.
The sun., 1899-03-29
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Company B, Seventh Regiment, Leads in
the Competition for tho Abcel Trophy.

the Competition for the Abcel Trophy.
The nfty-ffth competition for possession
OF the Abeel trophy began last night at the
Seventh Regiment Armory. Twenty teams
have entered for tho prize and twelve teams
occupied the ranges last night The trophy is
at present held by Company b. The conditions
OF the match follow:
Aboel Trophy Match-Open to teams Of ten men
each; number OF teams from each company unlim-
tied; seven shots standing and seven prone; the
winning team to have possession of the trophy for
thirty days, subject to challenge any time after
twenty days.
As this is the last contest OF the year the team
that wins 1t this time holds the trophy until
next season. Tho shooting last night was
above the average. The senior team OF Com
pany made the highest score with total Of
$50 points Company BIS junior team was
second with B2S points and the senior team Of
Company q third with G25 points The indi-
vidual scores OF the three leading teams follow:
The sun., 1899-03-29
Madden's Rules viii Govern at the Brook
lyn Clubs.

The new boxing code as devised by Billy
Madden and which appeared in THE Sun on
March 20 will be put in force by several local
clubs Johnny Reagan. matchmaker OF the
Pelican A. c.. says that boxers who appear at
his club in the future will have to fight under
these rules.
Madden is Just the person to make up new
code" Reagan further said. and the sugges
tions he has made are practicable. ] like to
see boxing contests held in clean and manly
manner. and guess my patrons want to have
the sport conducted in Il way to give them the
full return for their money"
Charley Bangs Of the. Greenwood A. G; has
also made up his mind to utilize Madden's
rules He told reporter OF THE Sun yester-
day that hereafter oil boxers who are to meet
before his club will have to fight without the
stipulation Of breaking clean or striking with
one arm free. Il would advise any bOXcr who
appears at the Greenwood's." said Bangs. ITO
study Madden rules thoroughly before enter
ing the ring"
Madden says that since the rules were pub
lished he has received number OF letters from
matchmakers all over the country who wish to
use them
The sun., 1899-03-29

176; Rowland 2o9: Merritt, 1877; Parker, 2oi: Page.
New Yo;k-stuart, rs: F. Harri9tt. l2l; Gardner.
&c., n lTas''HH s%ar i5 lS TSi. e. ssF0
The two Riverdale teams were opposed to each
game at the Village club alleys last night the second
tve winning by ten pins. The scores:
Rverdale No. 2-Merten. 1so Flood: lCl; Fitz-
Village No. i-scherck. lHs; MAY, 14e; Powers.
1877; g. Coleman, 1915 Leck. ZOO. Total. Sal.
SECOND GAME.
sasG & 4 ect 2o Nay t
YsT6Sl ESas ,St S EbbG is crame1 eo 10
tai. 701.
Riverdale No. c-Merten, ooi; Flood. as; Fitz-
patrick. 100; Heep. ly8: Brewer. l55. Total. s53.
kiyerdale No w MonaGhan, las: Collie 16T;
e4S.
brought the North Side League tournament to a
close. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Chppswa-LoGhr I52; Gomoriord Iso; l,sn-
Grove Hill No. Potts PIG: Eckstein. 1872: ozab.
14S; RobitleL. 1885, Welgnnd l4d. Total. 762.
sECoSp GAME.
Grove Hill No. 1-potts. le1; Eckstein. 11b: Ozab.
1s4; konithsk. 100; Weigamd, iso; Total. $50.
30; Bill. 1872 staedey, l7a. Total, s44.
IAIRp GAME.
Chppcwa-Lochr. 200; CnIuerford, 100: Isen-
harth. 1853; Sunken oerg, 1885, A. SChmldt, 200. To-
tal, !'ui.
Sw.ss.Amorican--Schmdt. 1874: Cordrs ! so. Lutz.
1876 Bill, 1876; Stacdley. l4+ Total, s24.
One of the hve postponed series In the New York
Royal Arcannm Lsavne tournament was d'"'ded at
the Tennis Club alleys last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Stanley Councl-wahlers. l6l; Sturgeon. 144,
Maory I42; schoenlen. 100: Loobenstrn leS.
Total. S44.
Dcfrndam Council-Hcinrch. 144; Warner. Ia;
King, l2y; Mastin. ~; Goodwin. 1oS Total. d34.
SECOND GAME.
Defendam Council-Heinrich. l55; Warner. lao.
King. lo7; Mastiu. 10; Goodwin l54. Total. MI !.
Knickcrbocker COunCl-fruhan, 1872; NcrmiyC,
100; schlingermaru. 1896 klaeger 1873; Van Glahu,
ll3. Total. bS4.
THIRD GAME.
Stanley Council-Wahlers. 1870; Sturgeon. 12e;
MGjury 14I; Schoenlein. l45; Loebenstetn, III.
Total, 1877.
Enickerbocker Cuuncil-Fruhan. III; Vermiye.
ll8; SchlingermAnn, lls; Rraeger, 1853; Won Claim,
AZ. Total, $50.
The sun., 1899-03-29
Fitzsimmons and sharkey stopped by Chief
Deyery.

Both Fitzsmmons and Sharkey were not
allowed to give sparrinG exhibitions last night.
Chief Devery sent out an order in the afternoon
to the effect that neither pugilist could box
during their theatrical performances. The
punching bag WAS used instead.
Chief Deyery was asked yesterday why Bo6 @
Avenue Theatre and Tom Sharkey stopped at
the Star Theatre. Tho Chief was veXed. He
said II was all mistake on tho part OF the
place that has no license. In other words,
Chapman. who stopped SharNey. knew his
business Capt. Delaney, who failed to stop
Ilt2 though he was told to. did not
The sun., 1899-03-29
Death of IA Noted Collie.

Robert Armstrong. kennel manager for j.
Pierpont Morgan. in a letter to friend in this
city states TINT the noted collie Cragston
Hurricane died on Monday of pneumonia.
The dog, a perfect sable and white. by Seton
Hero -Barwe Mystery. was regarded by many
experts as tho best collie yet bred in this
country. and next year they expected that he
would outpnint his kennel companion, Crags-
ton Ornament, by Rufford Ormonue ChasetOn
Phyllis. also hrcd by Mr., Morgan. At the last
Westminster Kennel Club bench show, Hurri-
cane, won in the PUPPY class was second to
the CragStou Kennels new $4,000 importation
Ormskirk Galopin in the novice and limit
Glasses and third to Crngston Ornament and
GalOpn in the open class.