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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
PACIFIC aAlLhoApo REPORTS.
Fl.1nc.al Stat4reNt CT the Several
Fa-,s.S Rst!gaaGs.


Fl-1n;.aI Stat-rent CT the Several
Fa-s.S Rs,ir5dGs.
g;cw York. Dec. ai.--'Tho annual re.
Io:t o. The Union Pacific railroad. en-
il-cing as well a statement OF the
EGancial coalition OF the Southern Pa
rihc and reference TO the part of tho
Union Pacific in the affairs in the
Northern Pacific, was made public to.
day.
Tho financial statement Of the Union
Pacific showed gross receipts Tor the
year ending June 30, We're ,.J,yaS,1Sl,
.ear ending June 30, were St3 3,jSy,lSl,
] Is, and n total net income Of S22,l72,-
OJl. Gross receipts showed an in
crease OF 1880, 1888, or ll2l per cent.
end operating expenses an increase Of
S3,1iO,s3p. The surplus was S5l,tyS,.
40, to v-.,d must De added SIsl OSO
earned dividends lotwcCl April and
June 30 by the Northern paC.nc stock
htli by ,Ec COMPANY. The statement
,ai inc -h.un ,aCiio, Includes the opcr-
alton OF the Oregon Short inc and
Oregon Railway and Navigation com
yany.
The statement Of the Southern Pa.
Ilflc showed . gross rev,.'o Of $I1-
2i4 sos, operating expense and taxes,
$Jp,51JOl3; rentals bCttcrm gutG. sink,
Ing funGG and discounts absorbed. S2l,.
OOS,SoL lgayiaI n surplus ~ "2, ,i5G, ,5bU.
NJ 10 tho requirement Of t.C control
o. the southern Gad Northern Paciii"5
taC Tt.u,t said:
"Day loEmCDts u connection with
the constantly increasing traffic OF thc
northwest and states Of the Pacific
i'orc. and TIC vital Importance of Ee-
c. .ug for tie Union Pacific gyatll 10
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

due rioror .. a' = ,...s 80 and row
onuc tH..,; .. i.. iia.s. tCs I5rcl 1t
t-.ert..i ia tie .lelt.- " ,Hy .olft
O., C4c.tOIr. l.-t ... 80 should 90 taeca
cd t.Girtan tHj p.l.cot zee p.7.lol
%. ,.e system a.i Ea'cgt-rt its UtIIe
a..'rtt combinations Of OtrCr Lines.
lu TIC lu.thcIarrg OF tH'S ICliCy and
for the purpose Ci Developing and eN-
tending acu opening new channels Cf
intortnG. @. the directors deemed it
necessary TO acquire S,5.1up00b par
value cspital stock of tne' Southern
la.iac company. and SfSl1s.tlj par
,...a stock Cf the Northern Pacific
Es'.-ay company.
Sac rC.0rt brought ont the fact that
title to the Northern Pacific stock had
been vested in the Oregon Short Line
company. The latter provided for the
purchase by the issue OF purchase
money ccrtiucatcs of Indebtedness
wh,cn are held by the Union Pacific
company. lhe tabIe OF securities
owned includes SCI 100000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
COLORADO crime.
Murdered and Thrown
Down Mine Shaft.
Terrific Wind Storm Along the
Pacific Coast,
Wife Has Her Anarchist Editor HJs-
band Arrested,
ANOTHER HAND-To-HAsD FleHT.

Denver. Colo. Dec. 27.-A special to
tne Post from Cripple Creek says:
Martin GIeason, 80 years of age, su.
porintendent OF the wild Horse, Da.
mCl CEd Deadwood mines, was found
dead today nt the bottom OF the kail.
mGzoo snatt. 500 fe q below the surface
OF tne ground. Trc body Is horribly
mangled. The sround around the
mouth OF the shaft bore marGs Of a
struggle and 1t Is evident Gleason was
murdered. although no motive for the
crime Is known. Gleason dislYpsGrei
yesterday. Tie leaves wio and
daughter. The woods inyos.gacnt
cCnI any, which owns a controlling In.
tcregt IN the mines Of which Gleason
was superintendent. offered 5000 re.
ward for the capture OF tie murderer
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Kan a t.i". no. DC 2i.--Catlc-
n,Cr.Ifs. 5000 head; market strong;
NJ 'yc .of st.ors. s47506Go; Texas
and IN Len steers $3.o0G45O, Tcyas
COWS. s-.5N3jJ; native cows GYd
heifg~s, s2E.C 500; etoclers ana feed
crg, Ss.7JGi25; bulls. S2.4JC i21;
calves, S3.7505.5o.
Sheep--Rccglpts. 5000 head; wGr-
kct stonN; Euttols, s5c00l.2
lambs, si.ff. 90; wo,'c,n wCiEte3.
S3510t25; ,Eec. S3000575.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Chicago. Dec 27.--Cattle-Rocelpts
- 500; STEADY, Good to prime, S6.4V
t1cID 8 anl fue'ors, S2OU6Sl25
COWS. efO3Ge4C5: haifars. $l.5OD
81 20; cInnera. Sl.OO1s2.20; bulls.
as fcl steers. sI12h 6si12h.
SEscp-Rocep pts. S}00 strong Good
TO chclce wethers. s9.7OTsi.J0; fair
90 choice mixed. s3.O0qS3.75: western
sheep, s3.O0Gsi4.2b; native lambs,
S25Oas5S5.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
On for the North,

Cc0rge kotcham, wife and daughter,
WITT hls party OF trainers and his
Ctn.o- OF horses. Including the famous
CIesc.u us and Mike me Tramp, lc,t last
r'Eit ICr Trinidad, Coo, and from
tEUc thoy viii take a southern route
fol DyuGs. Tcxag. whore Crcsceus VIII
% q rlie aSuiGst time. NJ. Kotcham
stg;ed last ni3ht. TO a number OF local
h6nemcn WSo were at the depot to
wish him a s1Ee Journey. that h" would
go throu Teas at a leisure pace.
aud would not reach Toledo. Ohio,
until some time In cbruary. During
his stay here. Mr. ketcham purchased
several hundred dollars In Navajo
blankets, rugs and indian curlos,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
ClNn.nlc aanlc-.

laris. Doe. -G-D3rcl Couucrt'u,
president Of the olympic games, ro.
CCivol n personal letter from Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt in reply 10 an invita-
tica cent the latter asking him to le.
como president Of tic olympic games
at Ca'cGno during 1908 Roosevelt says
he van lay The whole natter before his
cabinet aIal gg fgr as bo himself Us COM
CogrCl. be- win tc-C hCC.~-t intug, Il
in tAo undertaking. and will do his u.-
most to make Che meeting ct Chicago
g5 successful aS the lal; oLy held Ct
A-h,.s.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
rankot Rall Tonlnht.

Tho following young aHc5 will com
pose the University basket ball team
In the contest tonight at Colombo hall
a-alnst the Silver City Normal Bchool
girls: Edna Manvarin. Mabel Hunt.
natn Tway. Katie CUNNINGHAM, Sarah
Meyers. Lou Anderson. Miss nunt act
ing as captain. Following the game
there via bo reception ana dance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Nov York. Dec. .i--' jack McKcn.
no. of Denver deposited a forfeit Of
$1,000 today 10 bind q match between
Alc t'toll and Terry NCGoyern for the
feathorTcigbt championship Of tho
rlrll NcKerra stpulgtos the boys
q all meet at l22 pounds. feather
weight limit and the bout to take
place regardless Of the outcome o. the
contest between McGoycn and SulIi.
van.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
War Dcvyn in Color,b,,.

Colon, Colombia, Dee. 2I-Ecws
was received here todcy tlGt General
Merin, Colombian reyol .tlonary leader.
attacked Honda, on the Magdplona
river. December .. with ! 200 men. TEs
harrison OF $50 men fought from 6
n. N. until 1880 p. n. At 4. n. the
garrison received relnforccments OF
2oD mtn. iho Battle started On the out.
saht3 OF tlc city. and ended at Cara
coil. nine miles rom ..oula. B1yonots
and m1ohCtcs yeTo used. 1fo govern
mon, forces were victorious. -Four
Da.,rod men were killed. during the
battle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
rnRL eL eHp.osloN.
Mosaic Powder con2a1y'5 Plant-ilalf
q d.. In iLI.nA

Mosaic PcWdcr Conp51y'5 PIa1t-IIaIf
DozeI Injured.
Scranton Pa, Dee. 27.-The oxplD.
siol OF n barrel in the mill OF the
Ncealc Powder company at It's Jer-
Eoyn works to.ay Flew the nil Gnl
Jacob H'.ot who vas in the engine
rcJL ~. o.u,n- the rHIIuGg. was fat !.
- lWrsd. JCta Gilic. Georre Gc1.
N7yy. ana George FCrk,l were l2''y
ipj.rC3. Cirrs was blown i,un n wig.
dow I'm the Ni."t CtriCs house and
strgtk h'5 dauEhtcr. aud cut a docn
cash IN Ley neck. 1t 10 feared she i8
iatcl lly Injured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Camhlern pan,nhcd.

Vienna, Dec. 27-Emporor Francis
Joseph has ordered the expulsion from
Austria OF the principals of the Lac
carat came of December ~. whom at
the Vienna Jockey club Count POtOgh
lot $JD1,uoD daring three hours play
ius, Count PallaUciui winning most OF
the money. Counts John and joseph
lo,o,h retired To Russia.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
ATTACKED nY boLomEN.
hrti Infantry eoleiera Suffer Frem
philippinc caVa1cs

Manila, Dec. 2G-Captain Sch0cGel,
WITH a detachment of eighteen men OF
Company H.. Ninth infantry, at Dap
day. Island Of SamGr, was attacked by
lar~e force OF bolomon. 4 severe
hand 10 hand fght onsucd, in wh!cn n
sergeant, a corporal, and vie priyates
were killed. Captain ScloCnCl was
wOuuipC. but n0t dangerous. Five pri-
Yates were dangerously and one slight.
Is wounded. ihe ccnny Vas finally
ICrulscd with heavy loss.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
PACIFIC COAST STORM.
, aneouver, Q. c., struck by a Terrible
Gale.

Va-cQu. or. D. c.. Dec. 21.--Thc
worst l,orm Of several years struck
Vancouver at midnight, Wodn a5day,
aIl continued All Thurs3Gy. Great
damage wua done. especially 20 small
shipping. tie total loss being estimated
a. $tOO.hcO The steamer AOtln H.
coming ron Australia, rct ~ anchor
forl OF thc Canadian rG,.Ec cable TO
Victoria. the ouI OF which "a now lost.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
ANAacHIoT u1Iroa hERrsrr0.
A Wife Files Charges Alsinst der
Iiu,baud

New York. Dee. 27.--Rudolph Gross
man. editor az ,hc Austria HUNGARIAN
Gazette. WIS arrested today charged
9TH assauiting his wife w,th . knife.
Mas. Grossman declared her husband
- lc an anarchist ana said that he
had repeatedly told her that he would
consider himself highly honored II he
could do to President Roosevelt what
Czolgosz did to President Mckinley.
she alleged ,lat ber husband on De
cember last addressed n mceung OF
anarchists in this city. whore he was
introIuCca by Emma Goldman.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
oAp.Ala LehhY DIED.
y wen knePi Navy o;l.er Among
the Ccll.

the ccal.
N'.4,inPtcu. y. e.. Dee. 27.-Tho
HEfy G,.artLCut received tho follow.
ans tcts-rGl fs1m flmiral Mortimer
l.. johnson. commanding tEe Boston
.Rvy yaiC5:
cart Richard +. Leary, United
stctc8 nav. died this morning at the
.i.u.la rO3gij.l % CbclsCG.'
...J was ; q lICt i0Ycrnor OF
GJ- at.Cr { at island CO &c into the
scc "on of Gao United States
C...Ga cary Was relieved Of the
'Cr ..rJ OF the receiving Gaip Rich.
rCtl last October on account of heart
t.oJsle, a-t granted SIX months leave
Of aUEcgcc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
lhn Sinun Erl1ar,l,-

CCrGtantinoplo, Dec. ..--iIisp0,ohos
from SGloulca report that W. w. Poet,
treasurer Of the missionary society at
cstahlishou q conmu-
n,cation with the bTgands who hold
n.ss Ellen StoHe captive and hopes
the release OF Miss Stone will be- ac-
complished within a fortnight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
pEpEW.PhLMER.
The New Yerk 9snator WIN Marry To-
n,crrovV.

Nice. - &C. z7.-rho civil ceremony
&C tho marriage of Senator Chauncey
A. DeEow and Hiss May ralmer took
pace CO 3 o'clock this afternoon ct
the Uuitcd States consulate. Ine
lsiJc'3 witnesses were Baron Won
Andre cru HIr0n dc Dantallause. The
hriGcgrooil's witnesses were James
Gordon Bennett and Count Dc Sers.
Tie bride cling a Cairolic. there will
be two religious ceremonies. The FIRST
win take place at .,otre Dame. and
TIC Sc end NJ the Episcopal church. at
Il clock. morning and noon tomor.
.g,y. rCslcctiyCly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
rstal I.urnaee rNsl.al.n.

Snorpvlllo. Pa, Dec. 2i.--An cXplo-
sion at the o.4 S1arpy.llc urnlcc this
mO.rng wrecked tre furnace ulant
pnd Killed. Iartia Clliy. Howard DlcE-
sen. JaUca Bartlett and fatally in
lrtci James D1nnehy
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
SENATOR SEWELL.
Died in Camden n J,
This Morning,
Captain Richard Leary, a Navy
Officer, Dead.
Several Killed in Furnace Explosion
at Sharpy lie, Penn,
GENERAL ktecs'S ccNOlTica.

Cam,cn, II. j., Dcc. l7.--sonator
5owcll a'ed this morning. lie suIered
f.cm diabetes, complicated With ctom.
ach ana neoit togtie, and Illness ex-
to1doi over period oi two years, brt
nio condition was not cons.eeIed serl.
cts Unit! year aso. 3e lad tecn I'M
onEc.ous Tor some uEo lcfo!e the
End.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

So~H'-o &c Cain. Dec. 27.-lt is as
serted today that me Argentine min
lister 20 Chill. Seror Portela. insisted
on a new definition of the protocol,
recently drawn up with the object OF
bringing about arrangement, through
tween Chill and Argentina. rhis has
had a very bad effect on public opinion.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

New iorA. Dec. 27.--EdwaTl g. Glen.
non. fsTwcr VG~CmCa. vas today sen.
teaCcd to six months imprisonment )
Recorder Coof Clcnnon was found
guilty o. w.llful rosllgenco In failing
20 suppress a cisprderly house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Gar viii Attend.

London. Dec. 2,--lt is rail the car
mas accepted an invitation To- attend
the coronation o. Mag Edward, pro.
vi,od the czarlua is in good health.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
chisano Wheat Market.

Chicago. Dos 2L-whca;-D1c
79isc; May. S-tac.
Corn--rcc.. Cissc; Hay, &C.
Cats-yCc.. ii.c. May, .5esc.
Pork--Dcc, Si5.55i MAJ SiL.i.
larC-Doc.. $500; Hag. 5000.
Ribs-Doc.. S.5j; May, SSCIHC @
$40.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 27.--A
hango for the vcr5c VAS taken place
scamnne, ot California. WAC Is ~ hero.
Lis condition Ia ci;u,.l.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Detroit, Deo. 27.--GoDoial AlgcI was
reported this morning py his physi-
clans In a very satisfactory condition,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Cabinet Meetln1.

Washington, u. 20, Dec. Tho
cabinet net today but no business was
,.,,sa.ta5, Most positive dcniG'7 aye
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Wal t.arl,ni.

81. Louis. Dec. 2i.--Woal Ism; ta.
rl.C y nj western me 'ium1 800 lie;
enc ilcl,Gc; coaJia l1&l5r.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Vyut &c EnprovcI,

EpCnOs AylCs, Dec. 27.-Thc ,aCion
sa, =:
The Argcr.i-c-Chi'i0n protocol has
"a, tho ArgC;tinc minister Of foreign
az '.s. 70 H. further asserted the Incl.
dent arising from cAGH-Eg oi n phrase
in t'n protocol by tho Cr!iiian minister
OF foreign g.'l,.r, 5oror inncz. has
not aLy importance attGyl ed TO It by
some &C Tie newspc rcG3 here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
FkENCH ELANNEls

Our entire stock Of plain
French Flannel In solid colors
only. values up to rs cents q
yard. Special price to close out
only so ccnst a pard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
FIGURED FRENCH FLANNEL
DRESSING sAcoUEs

Made of fine quality flannel.
cite, Kimono style. choice Of any
only rs cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
LADIES' OUTING FLANNEL
SKIRTS

Made very full. In solid colors
with rufiles and striped. Outing
Flannel. lace trimmed. choice of
either style only 45 cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
ia psm'n ! ss pregpahiIsty.

The coast Of Japan. Notwithstanding
its long shore hne and numerous bar
bors. offers scant ailurement TO an iD-
vading army. There Is very little
beach. The bold crags and bluffs over
looking every spot where q modern
war vessel can ride at anchor are pro-
tected by strong fortifieations defended
by the most modern guns.
Yetido bay. the most feasible blight
FOR invading purposes. needs careful
ma nayigati0n even by steamers Of moder-
ate draft. When torped0es are planted,
II is simply impregDable. says writer
In Golfers Weekly. When the war
with China broke out. small steamer
WIS selected TO pilot merchant steam
ers up and down the bay. | remember
perfectly the unexpected curves made
by this steamer. showing plainly the
countless dangers besetting a hostile
fleet regardless OF the care that may
be used In feeling Its way. No invad-
ing army could possibly land. and even
II 1t succeeded iu doing 40 the rice
fields, readily submerged ms they are.
would mid materially In thwartlng the
advance and tn isoluting the enemy. A
successful invasion Of Japan 10 simply
impossible.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Arnie Russell may so TO London
this summer TO appear In "A Royal
Family"
Lewis Morrison will return TO the
.oaris next season. appearing In
"Faust."
Mr.. Stephen Phillips has nearly com
nleted the Ulysses" play he is writing
for MIR. Beerbohm Tree.
Maurice Rarrymore's condition has
improved Of late. but the physicians
have no hope OF his recovery.
Mr.. James X. Ilackett has secured
the dramatic rights for England and
America Of the American Winston
Chruchills new novel. "The Crisis"
Rose Coghlan Is TO star next season
In play written for her by Charles
Coehlan Just before he died. 1t Is
n romantic drama and has for Its foun,
dalton un old French play.
J. II. Flagler. the Standard Oil man
has arranged to build IA new theater nj
Palm Beach. In Florida. Charles Il
Jefferson will manage Il. Mr.. JOSEPH
Jefferson will be the opening attraction
Miss Sandol Milllken. who was Jefl
de Angels leading woman during tn,
past season. will be prominent In d
musical comedy by Harry ID. Smith
which Is TO be produced by Klaw 4
Erianger.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
NovE1 JAIL EXPERIENCE.

A man from Mesa has had a Jail
experience the other day without hav-
ing been committed He came
to the sherifF's Office early In the
foreno m and asked to see Charles
Sloan. who Is at present confined in
the women :; cell. There was nobody
at the Office but Deputy Sheriff Shank
ard. who admitted him. Soon after
that the deputy sheriff was relieved
by other officers and went away with
out saying anything about Sloan's Il
guest. The stranger remained with
the prisoner an hour or more and
then Knocked on the iron door to let
the tailor know that the conference
had come TO an end. The outer door
was opened by Deputy Sherin Moeur
who asked. What do yo, want?" Il
want out was the reply. We'll.
you've got your nerve with you" said
the deputy. Then the stranger swore
excitedly ana said that he was no
prisoner, he had Just come in to see
his ,ricn1 Sloan, That may be
true" sAid the deputy sheriff. but
you'll have to- show me-" The stranger
got more excited than ever. and yelled
"Whe'e in hell Is the man that let
me in htre?' Il don't know who let
you IN, said Mr.. Moeur. but you jus
sit dowa and make yourself easy until
he comes. / believe what you say
but | can't take any chances" After
a while Deputy Sheriff Standard re-
turned and the stranger was released
but ne had a narrow escape from in
carcera',on all day. for few minutes
later l''puty Sheriff Standard re
reived call to 20 to Tempe. from
which trip he did not return until last
night. However strongly convinced
the ah"rllf's officers might have been
that The stranger was entitled to free
dom. tEry could not have released
him, Fpr frequently, and always on
SUNDAY. prisoners are brought In
without papers. by constables and
turned over To whoever may be on
duty - iailor, Phoenix Republican
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
4 couNray ROAD.

A dusty. stony wAy. whose bord'rtng cod
ts thick with biackberriss and gnidsnrud;
Abrupt, bare hills on one side lsokfng down,
And from the other you can see the town
Follow tho rivers course through meadows green.
Der which thick woods snd marble ledges lean.
A little farther. where the road descends.
A brooks soft einkle with aome bird soag hlends.
tuone from its edge the dear old daaae's ANAL
cot
Halt hidden by quaint dovcrsl: iush bcrgamot
Makes sweet its banks. its depths the boys still
swim
Or watch the mnnows iros some willow limb
Cpon its bridge how often have stood.
Watching the west. whose glory seemed TO aood
with tenderest light the poorhousc and tho graves
Beside it-~turn to gold the brookicts wayes--
rrll from the hill. oh, dearest Sght OF all.
cav my father. and heard him call!
Tie came with sturdy stride and swinging pail
Ny hand In his-toid my days whole tale
OF Joys. that 'aeath his bright smile seemed 10
grow.
While iessensd was my every childish WOO
A. his sweet words iel on my soul like balm
While we walked homewsrd through the fragrant
calm.
Mary NJ. Mccarthy ia Boston Transcript.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
GEO WEBB AT WORK

Chinese Inspector Webb made an
0fiicial visit to Tombstone Monday.
he made general roundup of the
Mongoi'an tribe. among whom was
two ceiestials unvouched for. MIR.
Webb 3 hard after the smooth Chi
nese who have invaded this country
contrar to law. 1t Is claimed that
Tombstone IL rendezvous for Chi
nese who have come across the Mex
lean border. They remain here for q
while and gradually work their way
into the interior of the territory
When the Inspector began his round
up Moncuy. the Chinese took frigh;
and scattered, and II was no small
job 20 capture them. Mr. Webb ex-
poets to again visit Tombstone In the
near futdre. when he expects to make
a similar clean up.-Tombstone Pros
pector
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
PHOENIX THIEF FINED.

The case OF J. f. Hendrix, arrested
for the thief OF two pocketbooks from
fellow employees on the Bartlett
Heard ranch, was disposed of Tues.
day IA JuEtice Burnetts court and
Hendrix is again at liberty. The rob-
berry OF I'D Curtis was admitted, but
Hendrix dcaed that he had stolen a
pocketbo)k from Rench, notwith-
standing IL was found on him when
he was arrested for the Curtis theft
He was fined $50 in the Curtis case
and SIS in that OF Rench The fines
were paid by his son-inlaw. He owes
his fret.lJm to representations made
by several people in Tempe and others
living here who said that in his case
stealing can hardly be called a crime;
that while he IL otherwise RESPONSE
BILE and honest. he seems to have no
strength TO resist temptation to ap-
propriaie tho property of others to his
own use They said he was hard
working man. good mechanic and.
but for this one fault. a good member
OF socte,y. y.--Phoenix Republican.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec 10 Much
interest Is taken in the expected trip
Of George y. Cox and other Repnhli-
.an leaders to Washington. Owing to
the rontrs, between the friends OF
Senator Foraker and Senator Hapna
Gycr the organization of the legislat-
tue. there H. an unusual agitation al'
.,vnr the Alatc. The long distance tel
pphopc laa been in use daily DetWeth
Washmetor and Ohio cities. and cs-
ncciallv with certain Republicans AT
Columbus and Cincinnati, ana now II
is lcported there may be another at
tempf al compromise by conference
In Wash hgton before the Republican
raun.srs are held at Columbus two
werks frum next Saturday. II no
.omnromi,n be effected II is said,
both Senators Foraker and Hanna
may come to Columbus after congress
ad,nurns for the holidays. to marshal
tbe;r rcsurctlve forces for the caucus
contest
During tn, campaign OF tn" past
xrnmcr tn, Ohio Senators Co-op"rat /
al In the interests OF the Rcpubli'ah
candidates for the Legislature IA sen
a,or I'orakers successor IL TO h'
elected nov (January 40 and Senator
uannn's successor two years hence
The nInicI Ohio senator was interest