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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE Standing.

DENVER, As; OMAHA. %
Denver. Colo. Aug. 2--The home team
today added Two more % the list q re-
I cent victories. Both the Omaha pitchers
we're hit hard. the batting u the Den
vers being the feature OF the game.
FIRST game RHE
Denver ..-..........e1o1O000.4Is !
Omaha .--.....-.....1 Ole O. .
Batteries-Tyler and Sullivan; Cooos
and C0n6ing-
Second game z Il Z
Denver .............-00f SIS @
Omaha ...--...-....-9 @ @ Q I D. u I
Bsttertss-Bert Jones and Sullivan; Al
lowav ard Goudins
KANSAS CITY I2-5: MINNEAPOLIS. -
Kansas City, No. Aug 22-6a1sss City
had an easy tine n Ire Arst game
knocking wigs al over t1s 1elL Tie
visitors could rot understand Living. Clio
, so-s f1e pitching vas The fssturs % The
second game. Attendance. 1.5n Score
First sane Z z
Kansas cry .....-.-10t53 Osos-E = /
Minneapolis ..-....-6G 600 20 - I
Bat.e-les-Ez1ns and BevlIie; WIgss
ard Law.
kansas CIry ........oI1O1obe-5 3
Minneapolis ------..1 g @ @ Il Do o. 4
Battsres-Cibsoa ard ,Isssi-t; Wa5s-
worth ard Law
81. PAUL 5-u- 81. JOSEPH Al
s. JOSEPH Aug Z-S-- Pail rooz -z1
games from s. joe today TIE 1rs-
vas Won through lad errors ca The rl-
Of the hone team II the second game
thu visitors pounded EcFaiLel u11e-ci-
suily and wen easily. Scores
First gam II 2
:. Joseph .---.-0e83o 02oooe-s g
s. Pau ----.--.5 10000 48Q1-5
Baste-tes-1IcDolaid anE Dooll; Gun
1i-Shs-. Cocz and Eiiscl-
SecoEt ss-e- r
s. Joseph -.-..--..o O G G Go Cd &
= pau ..----.-.-..I IL
BarrsTias-8Ic E-a55e1 zEd Ucol-. Ger
VII. Chsch and Wi-so-.
COLO. SPRINGS E-l2- DEs MONIES -1-s
ColcraEo S-riaEs. AIE. Z-Two games
Tere PLAYED -o6zv- re second game Ezs
called u ire seFslth or 1c-c1rt % dark
les Scores
Ff-st game EH =
Des Ala-es --.---.l0sl oaa2 80 Is .
Colorado Sp-zss- II l-st - IS
BstTeTi-s-Gla1e. El@l-cT ara C-s
Reau ara DonAh.zs
Second game EH =
D. Mons .-----.----.eE 1850
Colorado Springs 80
B1tts-sss-Cox ar1 Cssei sleosazls. Lj.r-
aha and Eorln1
kansas city Thira B2semas Wanted.
Esrszz C-ty. 3Io aug @-sls-zEer
Davis ~ Ire N1-toas4 LezE1s clgr as
r--zresV-a thzs lard Base-su E7o5-zcr
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LIVE srocK MARKETS



Chicago Aus % -Cattfe-Receipts. =
60 including sd Texans. Co westerns.
choice arm. others slow butchers stock
steady 20 slow; range cattle steady. good
% prime steers, &5-215-3o, poor n ne
diam. & flI5.-. sI0cEers and feeders,
about steady. &. 5Et.25: COWS. 3 5o74 =:
Leifers, S-s45-lo, Gamers, N-a3-. %;
balls. g - calves, s. 40; Texas
steers r. 16- Texas cras steers S. a
ass. Texas bulls. st-oo75.oa.
EIoEs-Eecei rts, today. 1900 tomorrow,
-34h- LEFT over. $3.50, market Z % 10
higher actsre; TOP. Sc mixed and
butchers. 8 ssGs 2; good = choice heavy
s 81 rough heavy. = s3GS-7o, light,
ST -. bulk 81 sales. s. S sst5.
receipts. roo: market firm;
lambs weak, good 90 choice w-thers.
so Tat 90 choice mixed. S3-oosas.35
western sheep E--1l5 COG earrings, e.
-e rar.ve IsEhs. S-B55--5; western
lambs Sues
Kansas CITY.
Kansas CITY. No AUS 2-Csftls-AE2e-
csipts. 500 natives. 600 Texans; so
calves. native bea- steers steady u &c
ri-her- 0rhsr cattle steady; ch0ice ex-
oorl and dressed beef steers. g Af15- S1-
fair % g10d sfSs stocss-s and
feeders western ed steers.
western range steers. S-5S
1886 Texas ana Indians. = -57i - Texas
COWS E-+3--, native coEs. s. . "a 90,
heif7-s. s. Goa f Gamers s. SE1
cEis, 3 5a- calves. $ '7-s
EEo--E.5c5l secs market closed II
cents higher Tor S. -- bulk. g 23-
heavy s. 1855 mixed packers s So
st CL- fl- PIGS. s. 'l5 -
Sleeu-Eecei1ts. tl1- market steady
lambs 8 H5 ra-Ive werlers s. 20
81. western verhe-s. g 1.-7S. 4l- mixes.
sheep S. a7s-s5- ewes. 8 5f55-l5; stock
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Leaaue Standing.

WASHINGTON, 4: MILWAUKEE, 8
Washington, Aug. 22.-Washington to-
day won a close and exciting game from
Milwaukee. A hit, coupled with a base on
balls, followed BY a home run. cIi1ched
the game. for the home team. Sharp
fielding by the visitors kept down the
score Attendance, 200. Score: RH z
Washington ........0 0O10 003-4 g
Milwaukee ..........0 00102s 4
Batteries-Lee and Clarke; Husttng and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23

Through Pullman Sleeping ca Va Ms
sour Paciac railway. Wichita % S. Lcui7
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kansas CIV ThLra Baseman y.sntea.

Kansas cry. Mc- AuE Z-3ls-zEeE
Davis ~ t1e Nsticls4 LeeE1s cisr as
requested thzs lard Bzse-sr E-tE-z-~
= tEs Ear.as CIV team - ss-t sas-
Immediately fu- trial Mz-aEe- Tereau
q the .cczl cab sars Re VII zcs c--
~ xlsE re request
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pRY eooos MARkET.

New roHA Az. a-rAe demand tor
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North AID Essl:
No 2-Ea nsas City, Chi
ago and ST LOUIS
limited daily -.....--' 9:45 an 9:z5 4. n
10 5-DalLy Except.
sunday Kansas city,
St Louis. limited conf
meets with LOI1radoi
rve- for Colorado and
Pactde coast .......-..-- 10 Pm 80 pm
No. AOmaha and KAN
daily .-........--......- eco pm 500 pm
South and west:
No 1-fDaiIy) CEahO-l
ma Texas. louisiana
and Mexico .....--.....I $40 pm. 100 Pm
no l5-fDaiIy except
sunday Oklahoma ex-
press .......----..--.-.--.f $40 pm $40 Pm
No 3-(DaiIy). ClzIaho-I
ma LeL4s, lleEICOt
and California express 6.35 an. SIS an
Elegant free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace sIse1ers from
wichita 10 Chicago ard Kansas City
- tlo-r change. Also sleepers on all
trans 90 Fort Worth Tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 al points north.
east, s5U-h and west Steamship tickets
sod 70 all European points ar lowest
rates Passenger station. corner Doug a.
Gnd Meade avenues Telephone lS9
g. Z. BASCOL. D. P a, c., R j. & ?.
z. -. THOMPSON. A @. G T. A,
Topeka. Kansas.
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Boston, Aug. 2.-Moore held Boston
down 70 FIVE hits. two OF the four men
he passe4 to first, scoring. Boston play
ed 4 wretched fielding game. literally
handing runs 70 Cleveland. Attendance.
J.2f7. Score: Ri z
Boston ...............022O2e Z
Cleveland ...........0 0 o OH o. II 2
Observation-Disclosures and Schreck; Moore
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BEGGS MFG. co.
CHICAGO.

CcSxz7n 4 Higgins ,. ?. SHs--
G -. Nza Wsr5ea.
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CASH Quotations


market closed as follows
Butrer-3ferset steady, creamery, &c
500 dairy -El-c-
Eggs-Steadys fresh, l4c-
ST. Louis.
81 Louis. Aug 2-tClos=. )-V'-heat-
Market r.rrn- No cash elevator and
track. -1l@E-1- .c. September. 7sc, De-
cember. 73q73lsc, Hsy. &c; No. 2 hard.
- oc
Cor1-LoEs-; No. css6. Es-: track 5se
-ss.c. September. 5scs December. s. scr
MAJ. &C.
Cat-I.ovsr- 10. : cash. Sc; track.
ga. 1rav .-- No. . white.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago, Aug. 22--The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Open High Low Close.
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South and West:

Az - Lr--sl 0A@lD-
ms Texas, Louisiana
and Mexico ..-..--.....
10. 15-(DaiIy except
sunday Oklahoma ex-
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Baltimore, Aug. 2-Chicago won in
the ninth inning from Baltimore today.
Both pitchers were hit freely. Sheridan 8
uupiring was satisfactory to both clubs.
Attendance. 3.S29. Score: r II T
Baltimore .....-.....1O22 0-5f4 g
Chicago ......--....-0 5 % ISIS @
Barteries-HowelI and Robinson; Pat
terson and Sullivan.
PHILADELPHIA. I; DETROIT, 0.
Philadelphia, Aug. 2-Today's game
between Detroit and Philadelphia was
the cIeanest and quickest seen here this
season. Bernhard was invinctble, allow
ing the visitors but four hits ard shut
ting them out without run Attendance
80. Score: 7 z
Detroit ..............H00OOOOON-0 >
Philadelphia ......0 Q 001 10 0 81 10 @
Batteries-AfiIler and Shaw; Bernhard
and Powers
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DEPART ~
10 fix n-uan ana Pratt pas-i
ens [siE except Slndly). $50 pm
40. s-Eirguln and Pra-- ac-l
corr uodario1 lAIo1dav. we'd.
ressv and Frid = ..-....--..-.-l 9.55 an
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Batteries ittinger and Kittredge; O-th
and Jacklitsch
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
BRITISH TALK
MIGHTY NICE
But When it Comes 10 do Some.
thing There is a Halt. Holding
on to ClaytOn.BulWer Treaty.
About the Canal. Lord Ponce.
forte Seems to be Solid.

LosDoS, June 20.--In a teutat i've,
easy going way, the Cabinet Ia again
considering the Nicaragua Treaty.
Needless TO say the foreign Office has 40
intention oil hurrying. II will proba bi Y
be month before decision is reached.
High officials say Americans seem
to think we are trying to delay the cnn-
struction of the canal. This is entirely
wrong. We are jus, as anxious as they
to see it completed but We do not want
10 see the treaty We made in good ia lib
torn mp like piece of waste paper, and
still consider we are entitled 10 some
quid pro quo for the REIMBURSEMENT OF
treaty rights.
The story that Ambassador Paunee-
fote will moi return TO the United States
In devoid Of foundation.
The Associated Press IL able 10 state
on the highest authority thaE lie will re-
main Ambassador 10 lse uniied States
for the rest oG his days or % long ~ he
cares 10 retain the position.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
An Awful Ordeal
Of a Texas Farmer,


PARIS, Tex. June %. additional par
ticulars received Yesterday OF the horrible
accident to the Casey family week ago
three miles west OF Forest Hill at Al
lens Point, just across the Fannin
County line, show II 10 have been a
more heart-rending affair than was re-
ported at the time.
While Mr.. Casey was out at the barn
feeding stock, hia wife, with their two
small children. one an infant in arms,
was In the house preparing to cook sup
per, using coal oil TO start the fire. with
the almost inevitable result. When her
dress became ignited she rasl4d out to-
ward the barn 10 her hn2hand. who
made desperate effort 70 axtingrish
the flames. Seeing that he could not
save his wife, II tocenrred 10 him that their
two little children we're in the house.
He left her barely alive and rushed into
snatch them from the burning bsasidinf,
bat The youngest was burned to death
before he could get them cot. The ether
waa badly blistered and Mr.. Casey was
burned severely in trying 20 save his
vile, who expired In few minutes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Fire Litigation
Is AVerted.

What threatened To- BE- tedious and
interesting mining Enit, lsas happily
been ayersea by an AnirAble compro-
Eaiss. The Common wealth mining co,n-
psay, owning s1ss rsnrce group Of mines
in Cochaso 1oansY. npw II ingiy attained
tbs accumulation 81 several year's tail
sngs Ia be dumped upon the ground OF
Martin and Carlyle, adjoining property
The latser aEsgsiieSi IsF patent bot we're
eoatrssed by the Comnsos wealth Com
pany sho hoped 10 ioFce tie applicants
In atiex them 10 take the tasilags from
~ the grpusd. Martin and Carlyle
eontstessrd THAI the iaiisngs b. lssmgtsl 10
sisssn. while 80 permission had been
granted ior their drposis ibere0a. The
suit WAS cans nssaeed tsi Caeisase counts
and iaaer rses'et to FiF.a YESTERDAY
tlle respective parties 10 the suit met in
TacsoH and an amscAi,ie adjustment OF
the dsfaenlty was coasammate1. THUS
tireless snd expensive litigation has
bae u aseftesi aud valuable lesson la
taught tssnse no might in future OF
eapy the surface al mining claim
siihoat firsi having obtained peraule-
gtasa
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Course Of True Lore
Found Its Way.

RosroN, June 22.--Capt. VIM. A. Har.
ris and Mrs. Lucy Gould Whiting, old
sveethearts, who have been separated
for more than forty years, were married
today in the First Church, Lexington,
in which years ago they sang in the
choir.
As boy and girl they loved and were
engaged; then young Harris sailed away
before the mast. seeking adventure. He
expected to return in a few months and
settle down. He retnrned only TO start
out again on other voyages. After sew.
eral wrecks in distant parts of the world
and many strange adventuressshe re-
turned last week 10 find his love Of long
ago grandmother, and he himself q
grandfather.
They decided to drift into sale an
chorage together, and the knot that
made them one after all these years was
tied by brother Of their old pastor af-
ter the regular morning service. The
bride was attended by two OF her grand
children.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
The Sun Becoming Extinct.

An eminent scientist has startled the
world with the declaration that the heat
of the sun is being exhausted. lie as
sures us, however, that 1t will be many
centuries before ii takes place. In the
meantime we should try and make the
best OF life and enjoy it while We have
the opportunity. This, however, is i'm
possible unless you have good health
and especially strong stomach. Use
Hostetter's Stomach BitteYs to keep the
stomach ia order and YOU will be happy.
1t cures dyspepsia, constipation. bilious
ness, aids digestion and keeps the bow
els regular. 1t has been the standard
medicine of the American people over
City years. Insist on having the genu-
inc with our Private Revenue Stamp
over the neck of the bottle.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
An Interesting Contest on
What Will Texas Democrats Say?

WAsHlNeros, June 22.--The procla-
nation OF Gov. Sayers Of Texas ordering
an election for Representative to sue.
ceed the late Robert K. Burke of the
Sixth Texas District has aroused more
ar less interest in Washington, espec-
islly ia Democratic circles. As tho elec-
ton takes place in less than four weeks,
Democrats and Republicans as we'll are
watching to see just what sort ol
= platform Burke's successor will adopt.
strangely enough there has not been
since the Kansas City convention any
declaration OF an official nature TO show
lust what the attitude Of Southern Dem
ocrats is on national Issues.
There have been many interviews in
3i,ating that Southern Democrats have
concluded that free silver has been laid
aside at least for the present and that
new issues have come forward for dis
russion and settlement. but no Demo-
cratic body has yet given forth an ex-
pression to indicate jnst what the drift
Of party sentiment Is.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22

There has been q great deal of talk
lately regarding the present attitude OF
the Democracy toward free silver. Prob
ably nineteenth OF the Democratic Con-
gressmen have expressed opinions that
silver is no longer policy for which the
Democratic party can contend nnreserv-
edly. They have on many occasions
said that the greatly increased produc-
tion Of gold has placed the party con-
tention for free silver TO the rear for
the time being. Mr.. Bryan in the coI-
amns OF the Commoner has been almost
the sole advocate for renewal of the
silver plank of the Kansas City platform.
Senator Jones Of Arkansas, chairman
OF the Democratic national committee,
and Representatives Clayton OF Alabama,
Gaines Of Tennessee, Livingstone Of
Georgia, stephens and Burleson Of Tex
as. Richardson OF Alabama and other
Democrats are watching the contest in
the Texas district with unnsaal interest,
for an authentic declaration Of lhe Dem
ocratic party on national issues is Of
great Importance.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Meatiea.

Harry Moriord IL spending few day.
at The Ariseaa Metropolis. liz canas
from Bisbea.
| Judge 0Isaden Of Tucson will de.
liver the Fourth Of Juiy oratIon at Clif
| ton.
George Kelley. the veteran editor OF
the best weekly paper in Arizona, u
wit the solonnonyilie Bulletin. came iu
this morning from Yuma Mr. KELLEY
reports that Yuma 10 the most delight.
fai Summer resort la the coantry,
LanbeFso Esques oi GaaYmas is spend
ing the day la the city. He is stopping
at the San Xavier.
A. Morales came up from Guaymas
this morning and can be found at the
San Xavier.
]. 9. Gosdie of Bisbee is stopping al
the Park View.
]. n. Lean oi Wilcox haas been visit.
ing friends in this city Ior the past few
days
Dr. Zimmerman, the we'll known sur
geon lssft Tor Helye.ia ON professional
business this morning.
H. A. Castro, OF Benson. is in Tucson
today.
Joseph Hyde Platt, OF Chapel HUI, n.
c. Is Tucson visitor.
+. Verdelqr, J. T. Morgan and B.
Suares of Guaymas, Mexico. are at the
San Xavier.
G. b. Devices OF Los Angeles is visiting
the city today.
Pat Sullivan, the mining man, has re-
turned from q few days outing in the
Rincon mountains, where be has val.
liable mining properties. He reports
much activity in mining in that section
and predicts q great future for that par
ticular Geld. Pat is ons of the best
miners in Arizona and never oyerrates
mining proposition, hence his word
carries much weight when coupled
with the mines.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
A Thriving Trade in Cats
White House Porter Makes Money

WAsHISeToE, June %. Evidences oil
prosperity exhibited by one OF the color.
ed employees OF the White House, best
known as George, made him the envy
OF bis associates. He appeared in a new
snit Of ''etore clothes"
When they saw him bring a little
kitten into the White House the other
day, and subsequently hand the little
pet over to a fashionabiY attired lady
who was riding in a trap the secret
came out.
Not long since the official White
House cat gave birth to twelve kittens
an even dozen and no more. The old
cat and her family were in George e
keeping, When the event became
known in official and social circles there
was a great demand for kittens born be-
meath the roof of the Executive Man
zion.
Learning that George was their keep
er society gifls sought him out, and
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Trouble IS on in
Nest Virginia.

MarsEwAx, W. Va. June e.. More
trouble In isnminent here today.
The striking miners are marching
around the entrances 10 the mines many
carrying wiachesters.
All operations are suspended bst the
owners viii endeayor 10 resume on Aon.
day with non.union men.
Last evening . skirmish occurred in
which hundred shots we're fred. Only
fe~ were injured and none killed,
Sheriff Hatfield and large force Of
deputies are at Lick Fork mine.
The governor has mol yet been called
upon for militia, but may be asked at
any time.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Southern Pacific Management
Some Of the Gossip Of Frisco

arose regarding politics and Wright.
with the influence he had at that time,
made every effort 10 subordinate
Kruttschnitt's judgement To that Of
Herrin. He failed, and Kruttschnitt
acted up to the old adage Of '.ke laugns
best who laughs last. " Kruttschnitt
simply bided bis time and when his op-
portunity came he brushed Wright
aside win word. He waited till be
found that Hays was his friend, that he
would be supported by the President Id
any order that he made. and then 10
called for Wright's resignation. a howl
vent mp. both at sacamrento and from
the political henchmen OF the railroad.
Influence was brought 10 bear Ia behalf
Of Wright, but it vas OF no avail. The
division superintendent had to %, aa,d
it vas directly through Kruttschniftss.
orders.
The executive Offices Of the Southern
Pacific will be given np In the Mills
building in New York and the entire
executive headquarters Of The compaAy
will be removed to the Equitable build
ing. A merchant Of this city Who
recently arrived here from New York
states that the executive Offices of th0
Southern Pacific haYe 4 deserted MI.
pearance. The signs oa the door -
remain unchanged. even TO the ons.
'tCollis r. Huntin xton, President Il on II.
With the new policy the Union Pa-
cific and the Southern Pacific viii ps1sll
with vim the new extension ii II BALD
between Salt Lake and Los Angeles, mi
when this 10 completed the roads WI
be in closer relations than ever.
Hartman also expressed himaslf n
Gently in regard 10 the abolition of pcli.
tics. He firmly supports Hsys in his
stand, and has reiterated that the Ecnth.
ern Pacific is no longer in tho poli
arena. Herrin the gsnsrsl solfeft
mnst therefore drop III atliiiasI6ns nm
politicians and devoass shis sdserS iil Nd
legal matters, i. u s.s sSssss3
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
Bit By a Big Rat
A Rodents Bold Feat.

SYRACUSE, June 22.-Henry Wagner
was awakened one night recently by ths
crying Of his baby boy. The child had
apparently been badly frightened and
was hysterical. For several days II
would scream aud cast frightened
glances about the room. A physician who
was called in thought the child might
have been frightened by rat.
Night before last Mr.. Wagner, ON GO
ing into the kitchen was confronted by
q monster rat. Instead OF retreatingsit
make spring at Wagner and sank its
teeth in his breast. Again and again it
attacked him, biting him repeatedly.
while Wagner tried to beat it off with
his bare hands. Finally Wagner seized
brs ON and succeeded in killing it. He
says 1t was nearly as big as a medium
sized cat.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22

sAk FRASctoo, June pa man long
familiar With the inside oI the Southern
Pacific Il. II. management, and still in q
position Of Influence, outlines the policy
that will he pursued by the Southern
Pacific ia the immediate future under
direct orders Of T.. +. Hartman.
The most important feature il that
Hays. az president Of the road, In in
command and that his power liz supreme.
Any ue~ rule that he may make is, in
the mind OF Hartman, for the good Of
the road. Hartman wants all the Of
heials to know that he does NOT wish
them Ia eaItne and bother him with their
woes. IN their complaints will be refer.
red back 10 President Hays. This has
sr'eciai reference to Herrin and his inii-
nation that the company will still re-
main in politics.
A personal friead Of f. II Hartman
has jasi returned iron New York.
While there he held several conferences
with Hartman and Mas told plainly by
The great railroad magnate what his
views are in reference 20 running the
Southern Pacific.
Hartman looks apon Hays as great
rRisroad man ard fe&is assured that IL
he leases him alone and allows him to
baijd up tive Southern Pacific on his
osn lines il will be the greatest road In
ibe werld in n ie@ years. Hays in the
same way locks upon krutssehniit as a
fDast capable man, aud the general man.
ager will In the fstare be the chief exe-
eaiive officer Of the Southern Pacific
whenever Hays is absent from the city.
Numerous announcements hare been
made by sruttschuits's enemies that he
Roaid he removed By: the reports arc
erroneous
TIE Inside iac:s Of the removal of GU
perintendent Wright Of the Sacramento
division are becoming known. Wright
and kratssc hniti for a number OF years
were the bes; Of friends. A difference
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-22
The BliVinS Family
Have Been Located.

RICHMOND, June 22-Portland Bliv,
ms, wealthy resident of Brooklyn
eight years ago married woman much
younger than himself. Their home life
was apparently happy until some time
after Violet, now child Of seven, was
| born. Nearly two years ago Mr.. Bliv-
ins went to Wisconsin to look after
property he had bought there. Upon
his return he found that Mrs. Blivius
and the child we're gone.
The wife had free access to the box
which the husband kept in a safety
vault and was abundantly supplied.
Mr.. Blivins started ON a search He
heard that his wife had gone to Europe.
lie went there. Upon his return he
was told that ehe Lad gone 10 San
Francisco, Mr.. Bliyins hurried TO the
Pacific Slope. bat was again disappoiut-
ed.
Similar reports led Mr.. Blivins all
around the country, until be was sent
to Richmond. Here be located his wife
AMI child. with Mrs. Blivin's mother,
living in cottage In the Broad street
road. Dir. Biixins with his counsel
called on the wife, who, fearful of
threatened habeas eorpsAs proceedings,
hur riedly engaged Capt. Wise as her
counsel.
A conference followed, resulting 10
signing Of an agreement by Ars Riivine
allowing MIR. Bligihs 10 see the child
wiaenevev he wished and promised TO
have her properly educated.