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Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
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MIR. MOORE TO LEAVE SOON.-J. k. l.. Moore. who has been night op- orator in the s. F., P. X P. railroad office here for some time. will leave shortly for Barstow Cal where he has been offered good position by an old friend and former employer. Mr. Moore has made many friends during his residence here who wish him sue cess in his future undertakings.
 THE CHICAGO NISITORS-Tbe cit izens of Phoenix should keep in mind the visit of President Ripley of the A. T. X $. r. railroad and the Chicago business men who will be the guests of the board of trade on March 7th. Everything possible should be done to aid the board in their entertainment Among the features of that day as now proposed, will be an ente tertainment at the Indian school in the evening, to which the members of the legislature, and the guests of the board are es pecially invited. The general public will also be made welcome.
 A PLEASANT RECEPTION The members of the Epworth League of the First M. F.. church have Dr. A. Smith of 17S6 West Monroe street, to thank for one of the most pleasant evenings enjoyed by them in a long time. The doctor had extended an in- vitation to mo embers of the League to spend the evening at her home, and about fifty were present and were most pleasantly entertained. A very unique programme had been arranged ending with most dainty repast. Dr. Smith was assisted in receiving by Mrs. and Miss Dunn and Miss Mae Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
AMERICAN SILK INDUSTRY.
United States Pressing France for Lead
 Among Worlds Producers.

Washington, Feb 2S.-According to Consul Covert at Lyons, an article upon the silk industry of the world recently published in a French trade paper shows that the United States Is likely to take the lead among the silk pro- ducers of the world. During the last three years the consumption of raw silk in the United States has exceeded that of France. The trade paper says that the producing power of the United States has equaled that of France since 1897. 'and American manufacture has a pSwer of expansion that ours does not possess" According to the French authority already referred to France heads the list of producers. and the United States of America is pressing hard for the first place.
 In a report to the state department on the ribbon trade of St. Etienne, Consul Brunot says:
 Just as surely as American iron products-bridges, machinery, etc. have found permanent market in Europe. so will American silks and other textile goods: and the time has almost arrived"
 Consul Bergh at Gothenberg, in q report to the state department, says that many cheap German limitations sold in Sweden and represented to be best American goods" have caused prejudice against everything of Amer lean make. Sweden iias no law com polling the mark of origin to be placed on imported goods. The law says sim ply that foreign made imported goods shall not be marked, stamped or branded so as to make The purchaser believe that the goods were manufac- tured in Sweden,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
ATHLETIC MEET IS LIKELY
Normal School and University of
 Arizona to Contest.

In all Likelihood the athletes of the University of Arizona and the normal school at Tempe, will come together in a contest some time this spring. Plans are now under way to arrange q meet ing early in May. Both schools have many men who excel in track ana field sports, and contest for points. between the two would be very full ar interest. The programme will include long and short sprints. mile and quar- ter mile runs, all kinds of jumping, putting the shot. throwing the hammer. and all the other events which mako up the entertainment on such an oc. casion.
 The normal school has not devoted SD much attention to track athletics, as has the university. but the Tempe school has no dearth of good material from which to develop men who could give the Tucson L am all they woGid care to handle.
 President M. NJ. Parker. of the Uni versity of Arizona, is strong admirer of all clean athletic sports and has done much to aid and encourage the athletes at his school. II hope that We may soon have an athletic instructor ' said MT. Parker, when here last Mon day. "I believe that the building up of the body is essential to the build ing of the mind. but know that young men, in their enthusiasm, frequently over-do athletics. sometimes much to their injury, and an expert instructor, who is capable of knowing just how much exercise should or should not be taken, is necessary to the achievement of the best results in athletics"
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
NEW HONOR FOR ROBERTS.
To Succeed Lord Salisbury as Lord
 Warden of Cinque Ports.

London, Feb. 2S-The Daily News says that it learns Earl Roberts, com mander in chief of the British army, will scuceed Lord Salisbury as lord warden of the Cinque ports and con stable of Dover castle. The lord war dsnship is an honorary dignity, but carries with it the right of residence at Waltmer castle, structure dating from the reign of Henry VIII. There have been many famous lncumbents of the post. among them being the Duke of Wellington, who died in Walmer Castle in September, 1852. Lord Salis- bury has not visited Walmer castle since the death of his wife In 1899.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01

Estimates on brick work for cottage work and business buildings given by the Alhambra Brick company.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01

Estimates furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest cost by the Alhambra Brick sompany. No question about the best place to eat. is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
 SEA FOOD.
 Shrimps, Oysters on the half shell, Ocean Fish every day at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
 SALESYARD, ALHAMBRA NUR- SERY, trees for the people Corner Center and Adams streets. Chase L. Purdv.
 Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. B. LONG HARDWARE co. Turner's roses now ready for deliv- cry. Corner Fourth avenue and Jeff ferson. 300 American Beauties now ready.
 Fine work, fine finish, no wear or tear, if you have your laundry done at the Arizona Laundry.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
WOLF KILLED IN GALESBURG.

Galesburg, Ill.,. Feb. 2S.-After fight with a wolf driven by the bangs of hunger within the town limits, Freder- ick Meadows, IA years old. succeeded in killing the animal with 22-caliber rifle and the help of his dog. The boy was hunting sparrows. The wolf came out The wolf came out of corn field and made for the boy with wde-open jaws.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01

No question about the best place to eat. is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
NOTICE.

All nobles of the Mystic Shrine. their wives and the Daughters of Isis are requested t. meet at the Masonic hall at F o'clock today for the purpose of escorting the visiting nobles from the Santa Fe depot to Masonic hall.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01

A full line of mirrors, German and French, both beveled and plain. If the glass in your mirror, sideboard or dresser is boken telephone J. B. Long Hardware Co. and have 1t replaced.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-01
FOR SALE.

First-class well drilling machine. For information apply to A. F. Hallstrom, three and half miles south of Tempe, where machine is now in operation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
CITY BRGvlTlEs.

Constable Reed found a keg Of powder or
Main street near the Auditorium escrday
The regular meeting Of Bayou Qty lodge
\. X. A.. will be held az s o'clok at Red
Mems hall, No. sos Min street
The lawn fcte to have been given Ivy the
ladies' Of the Christian church q III San
Felipe street this evening Is potponcd.
The different hardware stores # the city
were closed from II a. m. 10 u noon yes
terday out Of respect 70 Presldnt McKln
ley
There are undevered tclegrms Mt tho
office Of the Western Union Telegraph
company for ] Opperman, c. Stiles and
Otto NJ. Drcws.
There will be meeting Of the Central
Woman's Christian Temperance Union h III
at the Central Christian churh this after
noon at ( o'clock
Rev f. Ammons Of the Tabernacle Bnp.
list. church performed the CEREMONY yes
terday uniting In marriage NJ 7. 7, IIud-
son and Mrs f Dameron boh Of Missouri.
Justice Malschs court Wa closed he
tween tho hours Of II and ! Yesterday In
respect TO the memory Of President McKin-
ley. Some of the count offices were
closed all day
Roberts chapter Of the Uhted Daughters
Of the Confederacy held n the res lcnce
of Captain William Dunoant this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
At II o'clock Yesterday ne machinery Mt
the plant Of the Houston Water company
was stopped for I'VE minutes out of re.
snect TO the memory Of tld dead pr dent
This is the first time lie plant has been
completely shut down Rure AZ started In
this city twenty three years ago.
Mr.. S. r. Tut and Miss Mamie Denman
were married yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock, the ceremony occurring In tho
office Of County kttnrnsv Srhwandcr md
being solcmnzed by Justice Walter Malsch.
The contracting parties nre residents OF
Nacogdoches, whittier they returned Inst
night
Quite number of travelling men who
we're In this city yesterday remained here
over night especially to attend the me-
mortal services At Christ church. mum
lcr Of them were not able to got IN the
church and were Therefore deprived Of
rearing the services for which they had
remained In the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
FATE HAS BEEN CRUEL
TO THE LlVsRl BROTHERS OF THIS
CITY.
Young Women from Sunny Italy Marry
N New orleans--Houston End Of
the Romance Cut Out.

rate has indeed dealt harshrr with ,bs
a..'etl boys, who have from time 10 tlne
injured In the courts and tho newsn,nors
~ houston. During the varied lnyestira.
t 1vaS and In the multiplicity Of statements
""t nave occurred since these cases arst
s ,s INTO the public eye. the two maldens
I'm taiy' who were expected to become
YVES Yves to two Of the Llvcrls, have had a
mV Eminent part They have served to ada
MA ge OF romance to what womb other.
te,nSs thNe beon a rather tame anu min
tbnJist,ng story OF blood letting Ana NV
ora ir romance Is to I've cut ont Of Tho roc
In SO FAR as the. Llvers are concerned
je,nas rfplierencc to these cases the New Or
"55hs ricayune says: ~ ''V" VI
oon ~ ieAas police asked for Information
~ "ttSSIIning two italian girls who had come
Mans country as fances OF tho TIvcrt
liners. They wanted wives and scnt 10
a wd friend I'D in Italy asking for two girls They
MerS put on board a steamship and cane
W N,eW orleans lust about the time one
n Tue nrothers was Killed in Uoustop
In,SH refused to 60 further. said Might
for,v,Cc,,ive DantonlQ. who was seeking In.
ror MI, tlon about them, and ono Of 1hem
s tforc'eea a countryman, who is keeping A
s,ore m one. OF the parishes. The other Is
engaged to be married TO peddlcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
SPIRlTUALlST C(NyENIIO,
OF THE TEXAS Site AND NJ
TioNAL ASSOCIATION
viii Commence Here Today and Con
tinue Until Sundy-Outlne
of the Wtk

AT 10 o'clock this moRlng the afth a.
hual convention Of tho. Texas state "a
| tional Association NJ Spituallsts win ro,
veuc at Caledonia hail. lOf0b Texas ave
nue.. The local Spirtu9ists have prepare.
to receive and cntertaii the delegates an
since the splrltualstl are proverblalj,
Jolly souls" good lme is already os
sured. President John w. Ring. speako,
Of the Galveston Spirlualist society. ha,
been In the city two lays completing ar
rangements and feels stshed all is In sh,
shape. Secretary Mrs Nettle NJ. Wood i,
resident OF Houston.
Mrs Carrie Fuller Watherford. lecturer
ana psychometrist, Is lerc, and other Of
ncers and delegates willarrve ON the carl,
trains this morning
Al O'Clock there viii he a business scS
sion
At 7;45 p, m tho folbwlug program will
ne presented:
selection ........... foltkamp Orchestra
Invocation.
Song; Open Those Iearly Gates OF
Light .:....... lC PaySon Longlcy
Address Of welcome Mavor wooford
selection 400, .,.. Eoltkomp orchestra
response 10 address q welcome ...
.".... Mrs, CARRIE Fuller Weathefford
Song, Baby Fingers Touching Horps
Of Gold" ........ G. Payson Loaglcy
Mary Arnol Wilson.
Remarks ........... nr. Harry j. Holton
Selection .......,,.. Ioltkamp Orchestra
Bcnedlction
The public Is cordially invited to attend
these services
Saturday night NitlI v. r.. r. Shaffcr
will address the convmtion aud the pub.
lie on the subject "Spiltuaism; It's Source
Course and Goal"
Special services will be held Sunday
morning. afternoon AMI night. whcn the
Galveston society'S Qu;ttette choir will be
In attendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Salvation Army harvest Festival.

The Salvation Army Harvest Festival
services. which wen to have begun TO.
morrow evening, have been postponed, ow-
ing 10 the bad condition IT the Salvation
Army tent, ana the Inability Of tho saliva.
tlonlsts to secure han on the dates fixed
for tho festival Cdedonlan hnll, on Texas
avenue Us been secured for the festival
which viii begin, saturday, September 2s,
and continue four days. Captain u. Ben.
nett SAYS the cont'Ibutions to the festival
nre being pledged very literally and n
great time may be expected. The articles
contributed VIII ht sold on the last even
ing Of the fcstivA. Services viii be he'd
at Calcdonlan hall on Saturday night.
Sunday morning, afternoon ara night,
Monday and Tuesday evenings. The fes
service TUESDAY, evening. EVERYDAY /.
are asked to contribute as literally as
possible. and In whatever way they may
wish, whether money, provisions, articles
for exhibit and sale, or anything they
may have TO give, Tho hall will he taste
fully decorated, and every one made to
feel welcome.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Becky sharp's" Renrss.,+,.io,

Mr. II. S. Daniels, advance representa-.
tive for Miss Gertrude Coghlan who Will
q seen here next Wednesday and Thurs.
Day In Becky sharp Naturalization Of
Ihaekeray''s famous novel; VANITY Fair
was In the city Yesterday making the
usual arrangements with Manager Berg.
man of Sweeney & Coombs' theater. Miss
toghl9n win he remembered MS having an.
pcared here season before last with her
father, the late Charles Coghlan. who
mn9de MS last appearance on any stage in
this city, he having died at Galveston
shortly after the. Houston engagement
me play was THE Royal BOX. Miss
coghlan appearing as the lngenue heroine
IN love with the actor, James Clarence.
MISS CoChlan is this season touring nm.
der the direction OF Mr.. J. \. Reed who
managed the last tour Of her father nnd
VINO has a number of friends here. van.
ny Eair will be the adust serious play of
me present season and In view Of tho In.
tereSt which attaches to the piece on
account Of the manner in which II has
been received in the East. as well as be-
cause Of the good accounts Of Miss Cogh.
Ian and her company which have been re-
celyed the attraction will be heartily
welcomed.
Nr, Daniels was for nine wears dramatic
editor Of the Syracuse Herald and In that
made an euvlahlc record
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Screened WAGON Service.

Postmaster Strong has received copies of
the new advertisement inviting prop sa's for
the screen wagon service between the post
office and the various railroad drp1ts for
the new contract term Of four yoa he
ginning July I 1GC2, and ending J NJ 30.
1906. Under the amended regulations the
successful uigGCr must reside In Or on
tiguous TO the roue and give his personal
attention 10 The performance Of the rv-
Ice Under this provision the postmaster
expects to fnd relief from the dinlca'ty
heretofore export, need In securing oper
service with foreign contractors to deal
with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Whu PostoffIoe Ma M. nran.a

There was considerable comment on the
streets yesterday. owing to the fact that
the postolfice building was not draped in
mourning in memory of our murdered
president The public seemed not to know
that the law positively prohibits the
draplng in mourning Of any public build
ment. See revised statutes United States
volume p, page rs, section g. When
Postmaster s. b. Strong was approached
on the subject he said. I'VE were only
In hopes, the department at Washington
would permit MS to drnpe this building.
We wanted no appropriation for the pur-
pose ana would gladly have borne all the
expense and made Ii the most beautiful
and attractive as well as the most expen-
siye In the city"
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FOR PALE, slckLY CHILDREN.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic

Mr. l.. Housman. the merchant tailor OF
No 2iO Fannin street, Is now In the East
ern market purchasing full line OF the
lntest designs In imported wOolens, ETC
and on his return viii be In n position TO
serve the city trade. and extends a cor.
dIai Invitation to call and .yxamine the
stock. Clothes made and sold on weekly
or monthly payments to reliable persons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

me matter q the exchange NJ hat. =. ~.
! tsrn{r X. tus nrst gathering ~ Tho 10.
fsrI6ssii ~ sTder st that he mistake might he bs
anticipating trouble While n "r hn 70 be
| Win MT watson, so the Iatter so,,t S
states. The shooting occurred In ~ 'ciua s
MY Immediately after the meetiSg Win
me dental parlors OF Or. Bovd oro att
onatlE across Main street from the LIE v.Is
Way IN the Masonic building nr MI nit
becn tr 10 some OF MS friends that he hSs
late md has frequently tnrncd s ss,t OF
avoid meeting HIM NHae 70
nc causes leading up to the kiln, or.
that they hive not been stafod Ine TACT
o. the PRINCIPALS 1t is stated tha, so,,,1
llme ago Attorney Shlnn contrSeted sou l1f
. naJt pi land which DR.. Boyd owned ~
our i@he, RMS arrangement reeuited ia
2 SUIT brought by Attorney shinn ~. eu IN
for the plaintln. vas rendered
Judge Shhn's body was removod H.,
night to the undertaking estsbiisb,no,, ass
Messfs. Ross & Wright. whore nm n,,e,. %.
was made by Drs. Brumby Norswortby
Co.'s and Gray. -'''S"or'ny'
Justice Malsch began an inopcs, lac.
night and VIII continue ii TODAY '"S'
~
The funeral Of Judge shinn vii, occrr
under the auspices Of Holland lodcs ~
Maeons. The hour has not yct beep a..
nouhced' Mrs shlnn Ia at Eureka Springs.
air. ana the funeral will not occur until
sue returns Mr. j j. Shlnn, nm only son |
Is IN me employ OF the Southern Pacific
dudge Shlnn came to Houston FIVE yegrs
ago from Sedalla. Mo- and nrior ~ III /
iesiuenee there had lived In Kansas. lie /
maintained a law office in room Of tbe |
ton IA iulns' corner or Main and Pres. |
ION ana was associated with Messrs Hnr.
rail- fIarrall. ii"''
From those present at the ante norton
statement made TO Judge Ashe It was
IIronnle arose over a settlement ana that
him. '"' """ S"oV
Following is the report of the autopsy on
the body Of r. o. shinn:
., 4. SHOT entering, at lower angle Of right
scapua shoulder blnde), passing downward
ahu breaking two ribs; did not enter chest
cavity, was extracted six inches below
POINT OF entrance and near the spine.
, = snot entered ono inch to right and on
me of right nipple, passing downward
backward and TO left. aud penetrating inc
,lght lung and liver and lodging In tho
, y, tr, column hNe inches below point Of
/, 3; Shot entered at upper anterior angle Of
,Ildli illum dip bono, passing through the
@ the left, causing eight or ten perforn
IONS OF the ntestines, ana removed from
lnder the skin to the back Of left hin
ONT three inches below point Of entrance
z Lacerated wound on inner aspect of ,
Ignt thumb. and thumb and palm Of hand
, Al three bullets extracted we're Of Al
We do not give the above nAnhors ms G
Indicating the order Of shots fired hui in
rider Of examination by us ''' Ia +
w. NJ, Brumbv. MD.
2. ~ GRAY. NJ D. d
]. NJ. Goss, NJ D.
o. L. Noteworthy, NJ. y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Revival Service.

The revival services OF the First Bap-
list church at Rryan holl VIII continue
during the remainder OF this week The
services yesterday, buth morning and night,
WcTe very interesting and the best at
tended Of the series Services as usual
today at 10 O'Clock this morning and
Hgaln az O'Clock tonlght Al meli ll,iis
thosc who have not been attending reg
rl0ry. are urged 10 be present at today's
AnrAIcns-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
o. II. p. RUDEsILL & son,
ECTs

Are now located in room sl1 Binz build.
ing and they txtend an invitation TO all
their old patrons, and to all others want.
Ing plans aud specification for new build
inss, call on Hem. as they havYa line Of
good plans and VIII take plesauhe in show.
Ing them. Thinks for past favors Come
again. Yours respectfully,
D. II, p, Rndesill & Son,
Architects
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
Funeral Of Mrs. Susan D. Updike.

The funeral Of Mrs Susan d. Updike oc.
curred AZ o'clock Yesterday afternoon
from the residence 1905 Congress street.
The service was conducted bv Rev II.
j. Brown OF st. Mary's church and the
following acted as pail bearers: J. j.
Frank, c. g. Paine, CHA Gruncwnld, e.
Purdy, G. A. Klttell and II. Belbczc. In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
The DEATH ROLL.
Funeral Of William N. Storms.

The funeral Of MIR. william y. Stems
took place from his late residence, No.
i0ls Chapman street, Fifth ward, at 4
p. m. yesterday. The services were con
Quoted by Rev John Il. Green, pastor OF
Mckee street Methodist Episcopal church
South The palbearers were; A. f.
Amermnn. G. r Saunders, A. G. Teich
man. I, w Uarrell Il. s. Henernan and
!. y. Johnson. Interment was In Glen
wood cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
erays sayou eun and RlfIe cue.

The seventeenth anniversary and
schuetzenfest OF the Brays Bayou Gun end
Ride club will be celebrated next Sunday,
September 80 with a grand barbecue,
shoot and dnnce. Choice vlands, consisting
Of barbecuad beef. veal and mutton. viii
he served and the king shoot viii take
place at p. M. The crowning az King
viii not take place on this occasion, II
being deferred 10 the following SUNDAY,
public is cordially invited 10 attend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
A General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves Tastcless chill Tonic.

LADIES' SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
You bring tho goods we do the rest;
$3.50 and up.
Champion Ladies' Tallors,
5l4 Travis street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
IAnIEs, rAII.nR1NG

skirts made to order, $3.50 and up. Suit,
made perfect NJ guaranteed.
Champion Ladies' Tailors
514 Travis street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

was rescued unlniured. All the building
contractors in Houston know Mr.. Nichol.
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20
DIR. DE LIPCsEY

has changed his offices from the Blnz into
the Moore-Durnett Bldg, room No. POS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

was fist dasf Stencils. rubber stampA,
notary and lodge seals, metal checks, etc
J. v. Love. ZOOS Mechanic s.. Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

E,r y."Vy Shinn attended the memorial
p. ss aeIa by Holland lodge in memory
s'uPht Mckinley. AT this meeting
f. T. eAchahged hats with some one
,,,, ~ tae afternoon and just prior TO
',e,asr "g was Killed. he called on Grand
E---.s 1onn Watson and requested that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

Per o. II, P. h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-20

arrived in this Yesterday and nre guests
at the Hutchns house They are here on a
shopping expedition and will remain few
cattle men In MataGorda county, owning
many thousand head and thousands Of
acres Of land He has Just sold 100 young
heen delivered ard the remaining 400 nrr
to he delivered October J. They were
sold 10 New Orleans BUYERS. Mr. Kuvken.
dali saws II has BEEN fine year for cattle
and they IRE IN better condition Mt this
time of year than he has seen them for
many years.