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Arizona republican., 1901-01-24
Personal Mention

llOlINllNlllNlRl fd'
 Miss Addine Bury Is quite sick with ! the grip
 c. c. Crowley of San Francisco spent yesterday in the city. Burt Dunlap returnrd to Tucson on last nights M, x P. trr'n. Mrs. F.. r. Richaldl2u of Cedar Rap ids, Iowa, Is at q'ne II tel Adams. w. C. Foster has gone to the moin- l tains north Of town for a few days rest.
 H. H. Taft, Denver. and Geo. l.. Taft of Colorado Springs are at the Hotel Adams. Gertrude Crockett and Grace NJ. Crockett of Chicago are guests at the Hotel Adams. J. $. Douglas of Prescott came down on yesterday mornings train. register ing at the Hotel Adams.
 Mir B. A. Fowler returned yesterday morning from hds visit to Washington. He is stopping at the Ford hotel. Mrs. A. c. Bernard of Tucson will ar rive here this morning qo visit her hus- band who his helping to make history at the capitol.
 Among the gusts registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: w. l.. T'ruitt, Los Angeles; l.. M. Stern, Dem yer; H. H. Mue,och, St. Louis; Thos. Aspden. Chicago and Y. Bonillas, No- gales. Sonora,
 k. I. Briscoe and wife and Miss AL bertire Briscoe of St. Louis arrived herr yesterday and are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey returned yester- day morning from a short trip tJ Richmond. Ind, where he visited his mother and other relatives. c. w. Jones of Fl Paso. E. w. How ard. Los Angeles; J. r. Brichtel. Gibson City, H.. and c. A. Yelter. of Crooks ton. Mipn.. are registered at the Ford hotel
 l.. II. Hamilton a member of The RepubEcan's staff. has been sick of la grippe with a slight attack of bron- chitis and confined to bed for several days.
 MT. Charles Anderson, who has for some time been night clerk at the Hotel Adams left last night tp go to his home in Boslaon after an absence of nearly two years. Mir. Anderson may return to the city in the course of three or four monhts.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24
A SPANISH WEDDING.

Madrid, Jan. 23.-This was the date originally fixed upon for the wedding of Dona Maria Mercedes, princess of the As'tur,as, and Don Carlos de Bour- bon. Owing to the endless amount of red tape with which tradition, custom and the church surrounds a matrimon- lai alliance of such importance it has been found necessary to defer the nuptials. The cortes, however, has finally assented to the marriage and as the preparations are well advanced 1t Is expected that the ceremony will be performed with great splendor some time next month.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24
PENNEY & ROBINSON, GUNS B1oYoLEs oAMzRAs TxPswRIrxRs spoRr1 NC GOODS Est.biishsd Center St, Phoenix.
CATTLEMAN'S HARD LUCK.

Weatherford, O. T.. Jan. 2S.-Last night cattleman named Moore was inveigled into a gambling game by sporting men of this city and beaten out of $2o0. He quit the game. but as he still had a big roll left he was fol- lowed and sandbagged and robbed. The authorities today arrested ten members of the gambling fraternity ard cl>sed evcry game in the city. Moore Is in a cnitical condition.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24

w. D. Buck Is still doing business at the same old stand. Don't have to va cate and will sell you groceries. queens ware, glassware, tinware and granite ware cheaper than ever. Same old stand, corner Washington and Second street.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24

We have an extensive list of city and suburban residences and improved farms or ranches in all desirable parts of this valley. The Evans Loan x Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24

Brotherin, ,fallin' from grace ain't a good thing ter do, but ter some folks its mighty great privilege.-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-24
Colt Revolvers
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 of model caibres We COLT AUTOMATIC of Forehand $ calbes lower than FRESH AMMUNITION
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
MAY TAKE ONLY THE CENTRAL
Union Pacific Could Acquire an outlet
without Assuming whole south
crn Pacific System.

NEW YORK, Feb. i.-The Evening Post
has the following; Suggestion was made
today that further study of the Southern
Pacific situation by the interests control-
ing the unicn Pacific might develop a plan
by which the Union Pacific would be able
to assure absolute and permanent control
OF the Central Pacific without assuming
any liability for the whole Southern Pa
cifc system.
Union Pacific interests freely admitted
that the fundamental interest of the com
pany In the Southern Pacific is in its con-
troll Of the natural and only possible out
let for the Union Pacific to San Francisco
The Central Pacific and the Union Pacific
were conceived as one route and their dyi-
sion into separate companies was unnatural
and harmful to the best interests OF the
companies themselves and interfered with
the transportation facilities of the public
The two companies have often worked
In opposition in money matters, as re-
CARDS train service, rates and distribution
and movement OF tonnage The Southern
Pacifc's ether lines are naturally allied
with the interests of California and the
southwest and from a transportation sys-
tenn complete and valuable in itself. even
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
CAN FOOD DO 1T?
Importance Of the Food Cure.

To discover a food that will cure ner-
yous wreck is indeed Godsend MIS-
Stella Penal. 1927 West Thirty-frst street
Los Angeles Cal, had a very remarkable
experience. She says: about twelve years
ago | was run over by carriage and my
spine injured My left arm was partially
naralyzed, walking was difficult and | had
continual pains and aches in my whole body
"To induce II movement OF the bowels
invariably had to resort to mechanical
means. would sit up in bed for hours,
suffering severe colicky pains, caused by
the non digestion OF the the starch OF the
food My heart was so weak that at times
no pulse could be felt, and it seemed at
times as If | must die. | tainted very
often. sometimes lying in a half-fainting
condition for hours, unable TO move or
speak though conscious.
"shortiy after Xmas Providence directed
me to buy a box OF Grape Nuts food, which
| have since eaten twice a day.
THE Improvement in health has been
wonderful; now ! can eat and digest food
my bowels oct naturally and regularly, cir
Culation is better, catarrh moderated, and |
have gained much in weight and am better
every way. / can read and think, while be-
fore my eyes and brain felt too weak to do
either | can walk long ways and have
not used my air cushion for some time and
| have no further need Of it,
This Is a direct demonstration OF the fact
that Grape Nuts food surely does rebuild
the soft gray matter in the brain and nerve
centers, and any depleted person can prove
this by use One can not get we'll OF ner-
vous troubles without the right sort OF food
to rebuild this curious substance which is
found In the brain. and this must be re-
built from the food. Grapefruit food Is
made especially for the purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05

without the direct ownership OF the Cen
tral Pacific.
II is believed that the plans of the syndi-
cate now holding the Southern Pacific for
the Union Pacific for financing the property
will not be definitely formed until the Cen
trail Pacific lease has been carefully gone
over to see II that property can be segre-
gated from the other lines under feasible
conditions The adoption Of the plan Of
Issuing collateral trust notes is not re-
garded as likely to be accepted until other
plans have been thoroughly canvassod.
The syndicate managers have declared that
control OF the Southern Pacific will not be
held in a way that will create burden on
the Union Pacific. ...
The terms under which the Central Pa
cfc is held by the Southern Pacific. there
fore becomes a point of special interest.
They would seem to be most definitely
fixed by the terms OF the Southern Pacific.
per cent collateral trust bonds issued in
1899 These are secured by deposit OF all
the outstanding shares OF the Central Pa
cinc, which ar, owned by the Southern Pa
cifc. The section Of this mortgage bearing
on this point says
The existing lease of the properties Of
the Contra Pacific railway stocks shall
be sold in consequence OF default here
under The Southern Pacific company will
not assent to any other lease of such
properties unless such lease shall have
been approved by the holders of ma
jority I'm amount of the bonds outstand-
ing hereunder, or shall contain n prot
sion terminating the same in case pledged
stocks shall be sold.
This would mean to afford ample au-
thority and feasible means for the Union
Pacific assuming the Central Pacific lease
II 1t should be decided to turn that prop
erty directly over to the Union Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
Nnric City Gossip.

Remember the Jamlson reception at the
FIRST Presbyterian church tonight.
Ihere will be q sleighng carnival and
dance at sarpy Mills park ON Wednesday
evening
W. l.. Holland and John +. Schultz
te lVave today for Lincoln to witness the SEN
w $. King, chief engineer Of The Union
stooGIkk StoGk Yards company, is back from his
southern trip.
:, Excellent photographs of the proposed
parts Of the city.
,Rey. DIR. Jennings will preach at the
aniprlSht Methodist Episcopal church on
wednesday evening.
Representative B T. Wilcox 1viii ro,ur,
tn Lincoln Today after gpendinp "A connie
OF days at his home here
sam sam christie has gone to Dexter Ia. to
ditSiu the funeral of his mother which
VIII be held this afternoon.
r,o,, ~ 1,elegauon from the East Side Improve
inInatS ~ ,iun 40 Cpntemplates going to Lincoln
'ouaN 10 work for the new charter
Mrs j. w. Christie mother of Souuol u
ana Harry NJ. Christie of this citv, died
at the FAMILY home, Dexter Ia, Yesterday
street commissioner Clark had a force Of
iba cr,,'t,, - SSs'CIuay cleaning snow from
city. part VI 'ne
Magic City council No $40. Knights and
10, i1auTs ~, .l SecHrity Will hold a SPECIAL meet
11ng tnls evening at the office of DR. Davis.
lwehty-tourth and y streets.
Mrs. ID i. Holmes, president of the South
oinana lioSpita, association saws that
nil me returns of the charity ball arc not
IN, but the inference is that between $500
ana 500 was cleared by the bail.
Dan Cameron, formerly superintendent Of
the Cudahy plant here goes TO Kansas civ
rs assistant general manager. His friends
here gave him banquet At the Hcnshnw
sunday night and presented him with a dia-
mond stud and a chest Of silver
w. =. Witten, formerly a resident of
SCUM Omaha, but now connected with the
stock yards at Chicago is here for a few
days Mr. Witten is OF an inventive tmn
OF mind and is putting up patent gate
at the yards here for Inspection
Coroner Swanson held an inauest yoster
Day over the remains of John Mahan who
died while asleep at the Elkhorn house sat
urdaE night. Tho jury found that death re-
suited from the excessive use OF stimulants
The funeral arrangements will be made to-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
NIGHT SESSIONS OF SENATE
Lnte Dinners and Midnight Suppcrs
in Interest of the shipping
Subsidy Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.--(Special Tele-
gram Late dinners and midnight suppers
will be in order at the capitol after
Wednesday The republicans in the senate
have fully determined to continue the ship
ping bill before the senate for sometime
yet. and in order to convince the demo-
Gratis that they are in earnest, will begin
holding night sessions on Wednesday. The
fact that the legislative bill is to be taken
up Wednesday has caused opponents of the
bill to declare that the latter measure Is
to be withdrawn and that it will not again
be heard of this session. From those pre-
sumed to know 1t is learned that the bill
is not to be withdrawn but that the repub-
lican managers are in earnest In their in
tention to pass the measure, being anxious
to avoid an extra session. The steering
committee has concluded to divide the time
between the appropriation bills and the
shipping bill until the latter is disposed
OF. and night sessions are necessary TO
bring this about
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
PUT TWO OUT OF BUSINESS
wives of McCune Merchants Send a
Pair of JOintIsts to Tall
Timber.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb "A special to
the Star from Pittsburg, Kan. says:
number Of women, wives Of prominent citi-
zens, attacked the two joints running at
McCune, small town fifteen miles west OF
here, today and destroyed the furniture
and fixtures OF both places. A large guam
tity OF wet goods was destroyed and broken
bottles and jugs Uttered the floor.
The women held short prayer service
first and then, after arming themselves
with hatchets and ball bats, marched on the
jointists. The saioonkeepers fled, after a
short parley, during which they attempted
to disuade the crusaders from their pur-
pose. The damage done will amount TO
$500.
Feeling runs high, but none OF the women
have been arrested. The joints are all
closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
school BOnrd Meet.

lhe most important feature of n tedio,,
routine session OF the Board of Education
last night was the discussion of n motion h,,
secretary Brennan to move the old frame
'orrlgan school building to Twentv-eigbtb
ana Harrison streets. The motion cana nm
upon a petition with Inc signatures of fortr,
people residing In Melia's addition reouast :
nns 'hat 'he old building be moved % lots
gu" 80 III plock 2, which, II was stated
oe uohated TO the school district
"olte suggested that the
a'o,hn the building to that locality
Mouiu aeprlve the new Corrigan scboo, -,
~ "'' quo'" OF pupils and possibly reduce
tue attendance In the Melia district ha
cause or the fact that there would ho g..
rooms with but two teachers Tho so,,ona,
GRADES he said, could not be bora,o, y,
tnat Duiiding under those conditiono AZ.
brennan motion 20 Immediately re,,on.
'ne puiidihs was modified so that II 60 4.
penueht upon the decision OF the co,,n,it,o-
vi puiiu'lgs and grounds. The comn,i,,oo
WIN several members of the hoard IN,
,'e'' Ne'ia S addition Friday afternoo, ,a.
matter '''S"tihs the
~, "o'e 5 monthly report called atto,-
toh 10 the splendid examination a.
cohditlon OF the schools on the o,,',,t. e'ou
s sne Secona semester and TIE good prosnoo,a
,1r prosperous school year Hc statoS
rnI,.a 'Dsro 't were 2iS more pupils now ON.
'0,'ru hrob, ,nan at the same time last year.
NIohitect Davis submitted plans Of -.
were adopted Whlch
Member Roberts complained in sr,,,,.
t,ne the report of the finance cornaIt,t rD',,'y-
tn"t number Of the members baa e,.
'horized expenditures for vor,ors "r au,
articles which could not be acconnt toS 1'9al' sa
an OF which is contrary to ruIe u ~, tor, .'
'nirI uuura rms precipitated discussion, dnrtno inc
w. m"tIm tha seet' tary Brennan called attention
@1, ah,n r"at the rule provides that no
inonloer shall authorize the expenditm., no
none! IN any event, save in tbo t,1' U.
,cmergehey without first procuring conso! S,,me oi
from the board s consent
IN, he hnai agreement was that the rrro
would be strictly adhered to in tbo RUE
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
THROWN INTO JAIL
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prayer meeting in the police station. She
prayed that the work that she had begun
in Topeka might be abundantly prospered.
While she was praying a drunken man
was brought in by policeman. Mrs. Ma
tion Immediately went to the prisoner and
informed him that she was his friend at
all times, even though the policemen were
not. She then delivered a scathing address
to members Of the police force present.
She said they would permit the joints to
run in open violation of law all the while,
and would then arrest the men who were
made drunk by the liquor sold there. Mrs.
Nation taunted the police, calling them
towards. afraid to arrest anybody but
women and drunken men.
Followed by the crowd, Mrs. Nation then
went to the federal building, where she
inquired for her mail. She then mounted
the steps of the building and made an ad
dress to the crowd She said she would
smash all the Joints OF the city. and would
stay there long enough to accomplish this
purpose, II 1t took months She was not
afraid, she said, as she had no reason in
the world to be. There we're many women
in the city who would help her. she said,
and they would do so at the proper time.
Mrs. Nation did not intend to begin the
joint raids until tomorrow. While she and
other women were in a store buying the
hatchets which were to be used in the raid
there came in n woman, who said her son
had spent all OF his money in Murphys
place the night before.
well, let's 20 and smash It right now,"
said Mrs. Nation, and the other women
agreed.
Some interesting developments are looked
for tomorrow. Mrs. Nation declares she
will enter the joints and smash them, while
the jointists are equally certain that she
will not.
The jointists have negroes hired to watch
their places OF business, and they nave or
ders to shoot down any person, man or
woman, who attempts to enter the Joint
bent on mischief
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
y. W. Eccles Resipus.

News reached Omaha yesterday OF the
resignation Of S, w. Eccles, freight traffic
manager OF the Oregon Short Line at Salt
Lake, and created considerable interest In
local railroad circles. Mr.. Ecces will be-
come freight trafilc manager of the Ameri-
can Smelling company, with headquarters
at New York. and Will command a salary OF
$4,000 a year.
Mr. Eecles has been prominent in rail-
road affairs at Salt Lake for nineteen
years past. He first served as general
freight agent Of the Denver & Rio Grande
and later became assistant general freight
agent OF the Union Pacific. In March, 1897,
he was appointed general traffic manager OF
the Short Line
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT

Telephone e94

interview on the subject Of the recent
Union Pacific Southern Pacific deal said;
Il do not interest myself in the road
from the point OF view of banker or
broker, because am fully taken up with
the practical physical side of the property
| know much less about Wall street opera
tions than do OF bridge building and
ballastlng and grading prairie railroads.
consequently am not conversant with
the facts concerning the recently an
nounced transfer OF control of the Southern
Pacific to Union Pacific interests II the
Speyer- Huntington shares we're purchased
by the Hartman syndicate they were pur-
chased by people Interested in Pacific
securities and not by the Union Pacific
Railroad company.
This union of interests, II such a step
has been taken, will bring the Union Pacific
into even closer harmony with the Central
Pacific, whose entire capital stock was
acquired by the Southern Pacific in 1899.
The Union Pacific will continue to run
through trains over the Central Pacific
tracks as heretofore. There will be no
change in the relations which now exist
between the Union Pacific and the Oregon
Short Line of ,4S9 miles. which 1t controls,
nor will there be any violent disturbance
in present traffic arrangements with the
Southern Pacific. II the reported deal Is
really fact every one interested will re-
ceive direct benefit thereby. Greater
economies, through the elimination OF
agencies, will be effected, and every mile
Of the entire system will increase in value
in proportion as we are able to put more
and more capital into general equipment
and Improvement Of the roadbed.
''It might Ia, wpll ampha aize n this
time that II the two great systems have
been brought under one control no attempt
will be made to hurt the interests Of the
thousands OF producers who are practically
dependent upon our lines for the market
ing OF their products The western farmers
and wheat mcn, as well as the mining and
cattle interests, may rest assured that the
cordial relations which now exist between
them and the UEion Pacific will not be
disturbed. The strength which the com
pany now possesses must necessarily result
greatly to the advantage of the country
traversed through a fairer and more stable
adjustment Of transportation rates"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05

son City, Alaska. MIR. Eads came here last
fall to visit his mother. After short stay
here be journeyed to Europe and returned
only day or two ago. Aside from the dis
play OF gold nuggets which MIR. Eads
brought with him he had genuine Alaskan
dog, which is the leader OF his dog team
on his sledge trips. In order to reach Daw-
son city at this time Of the year MIR. and
Mrs. Eais will have to make a trip OF over
500 miles hy sledgc
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
Henry Ocst Enter,,,.

,,an "ry ueS', one OF the well known Ger.
hnn h""S ., ~. ,he Clty, entertained quite a mum.
tloth and Missouri avenue. surda. . "vn'
the occasion being the forty v-esth uisn''
sary Of his birth. German si," "nn''er-
ciety OF Omaha attended in a bod" lug 80,
as large number Of prominon, "I w., WI
om"ha Germans. Refroshments n,era
served and the occasion will Iong no 10
memoered by those who attended.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
TOledO's Masonic Temple,

TOLEDO, D., Feb 4--The Masonic tenn
pie was destroyed by fire tonight, entailing
loss OF si5oO00 OF which $4,000 is on the
building. The Masonic records, regalia and
paraphernalia were all lost Armstrong &
Co.'S Wholesale and retail grocery on the
ground floor. Miss Mauck's millinery es-
tablishment and one or two smaller shops
on the ground floor were gutted. The los
IL covered by insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
Special to The Bee.


NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--One of the most
prominent specialists in this city was inter
viewed by me to day and makes the fol-
lowing statement, He says: "All the world
has the grip. This epidemic has swept over
the country causing alarming conditions
Nearly everyone will have it, and those who
do not will be exceptions to the rule
The grip poison, so styled, will cause your
back to ache and a headache and aches all
over Your bowels must be kept open at this
time or you will become seriously sick.
Take teaspoonful of Cascarine before you
go to bed and in the morning you will feel
like new person. Cascarine is prescribed
by many physicians, and is used extensively
the world over 1t Is n gentle laxative pre-
pared with great care for men, women and
children. II does not gripe like other laxa-
tives. is pleasant to taste and very pleasing
I'm action Cascarine is not tablet or pill
hut comes in bottles (blue and white wrap
pers) and is tonic for the stomach, kid
news and liver and laxative tonic for the
howeIs Mothers should not give the children
any other laxative but Cascarlne. and
every housewife should keep bottle close
at hand. Cascarine is the very best axa-
tive and grip preventive. Go to your drug
gist today and get a bottle, price 80 cents
II he hasn't It tell him to get 1t for you
OF his jobber BE sure YOU get Cascarine,
and not cheap tablets or pills which are
nasty to take and make you sick Ask for
Cascarine, insist on Cascarne, get Casca-
rine, the great and pleasing laxative tonic,
Remember 1t comes In blue and white
wrappers. and is never sold in bulk, Ask
your druggist for 1t today.
Manufactured hu
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05

AT the First Presbyterian church tonigbt
reception and free-wll Offering will he
rendered to Rev, DR.. Jamson. who has
successfully conducted the revival meetings
at this church for some weeks. Every
member OF the church. as well as friends
are invited aud 1t is expected that a large
number viii be present
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-05
DIR. Brog,in Under Arrest.

Dr. Frank Brogin, who is well known
TO the newspaper readers and the police
OF Omaha, having run hair cure estab-
Ishment in that city several years back,
has been getting into trouble here. Broglin
struck town some weeks ago, ostensibly on
a sightseeing excursion. He met German
friend, who runs little saloon on Ninth
street, and as the friend had been feeling
i'll for sometime, Broglin. in the language
OF the fatherland, asked the reason for his