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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
A Society Belle
Married a Black,

PHILADEIPHrA, May 9.--Fashionahle
circles in West Philadelphia were sur,
prised today by the announcement Of the
marriage Of Miss Emma Bethel, whose
late father was q phisician Of note, to
Howard Lee. eolored, formerly employed
~ butler BY John G. Uhle, relative ol
the young women.
While residing with the Uhles at their
home, 4,II3 Pine street, several
months ago, Miss Bethel met Lee, who
acted as her coachman when she drove
out TO dispense charity.
Mr.. Uhle heard rumors that the
.coachman was in love with Miss Bethel
and discharged him. Not long aiterwarl
Miss Bethel, who had independent
means, annouced that she intended TO
purchase q summer residence in Ham
monton, N. ].
After Miss Bethel took possession oi
the house Lee also appeared. Shortly
Miss Bethel and he called upon the Rev.
Mr.. Album and were married. Since
then the couple have lived together ap.
parently in happiness.
Mrs. Lee is pretty and is thirty years
old. While living here she was q
liberal contributor to the Episcopa
Church, which she attended, and was
active in the work OF the parish.
Lee is tall and quite dusky. He hal
been trained in several Washington
families and had acquired polished man
ners and address.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
The Whiskey Market COTnered
The Fiery Amber May Get Scarce.

New YoRk. May 9.--Thera u pend
ing whiskey famine, according % whole.
sale liquor dealera. One large dissillery
and warehouse company has practically
cornersd the market. With millions oi
gallons in its cellars, i combination Of
producers 10 buying evary available bar.
rel remaining in the market. Since pres
ent production il limited by an IRON
bound agreement she preyaiiing scarcity
may advance prices without limit.
The Kentucky Distilleries and Ware
house Company xas organized two years
ago. 1t had i large capital, and much
Of the surplus whisky on the market
was bought In at low prices. There was
conference of aIl companies last year
at which it was agreed TO reduce the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
The Election In
Phoenix Honday

The Democrats won out on the major
ity OF candidates Tuesday, electing four
ont OF the seven. The administration
OF the city affairs by the present officials
also received a strong endorsement by
the election Of both aldermen. The En-
terprise says that their votes, with those
OF the two Democratic holdovers, gives
the Democrats control Of the city coun-
council. The officials elected are:
Mayor-Walter Talbot.
Recorder--T. A. Jobs.
Assessor and Tax Collector-Frank
Luke. .l-.-
Marshall. H. Kinny.
Treasurer-C. F. Leonard.
Councilmen-J. NJ. Shot, first ward,
j. T.. Dunlap, second ward.
The election throughout the city was
quietly conducted and the number ol
votes cast was in the neighborhood oI
four-fifths of the registration. Follow.
ing is the complete vote by wards.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
END OF A CLEVER SWINDLER.
ORIGINAL GOLD BRICK MAN DEAD.

In money way. He was crazy on fars
and horse races. why, out in Cheyenne
In 1887, he lost slOO. 600 10 three month";
against the bank. ! heard from the besi
sources that he vas cheated out Of TIA
biz end Of the money. Think Of gold
brick man losing fortune at disisonesi
faroi
He lost big sums on races because hs
was not q student Of form or pedigree
In some town out in the bushes in Mis-
souri he bought good colt and engaged
the old jockey. The former proprieto,
Of the colt went along and they planned
70 make . killing, Al the next town
two horses we're entered, both of which
had been beaten blind by the Triplet
purchase. An owner Of one bet sio, 900
bis colt would beat Triple.'s. Triplet
put up n, 600 and the former owner s2.-
000. They Loaf. A week later Tripiet
learned that he had been swindiesi.
The man he bonght his colt from owned
the colt which won, and made Tripie.'s
jockey pull his mount.
Triplet was sixty-fse years Of age.
He was In the real estate business In
Chicago. but gave itup when the de-
mand Tor gold bricks increased. He was
married in this city, but three days af-
ter the wedding he was arrested, and
his wife died of heart disease while he
was In Jail. He was buried in the Pot
ter's Field In West BADEN.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
TOM JOHNSON At WORK
EXPLAINING TAXATION RULES

CLEVELAND, May s--Mayor Tom L
johnson win give . chalk talk on taxa
ton at his handsome residence in En-
cid avenue tomorrow evening. Before
his election Mayor Johnson promised
70 do his utmost TO equaliEe taxes in this
city.
On The night Of his election he hired
man 10 take charge OF . bureau he has
since established ut the City Hal, and
in which twenty-foar clerks are at pres-
ent employed. These clerks are ascer-
taining the relative percentage at which
property 10 listed Tor taxation, and from
the mape they will make charts showing
how much the riehand poor paw and
where the inequalities exist.
The other day the Mayor visited the
County Building and extended an invi-
tation to the members Of the Board OF
Equalization, the County Auditor, Coun-
ty Commissioners and County Solicitor
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

successfully performed by DR.. Nicholas
Sem at the Presbyterian hospital on
April 8 last.
BY lifting the skin from the base of
the head, back OF the point whore the
normal site Of the ear wonld Be, carry
ing the flap forward, doubling II, and;
placing the folded skin in such posi-
tion as would quite simulate normal
aurai appendage, the surgeon provided
the boy with two ears.
The closed canal on the right side xas
opened and both ear drums we're found
to be in good condition.
The new appendages at present do
not possess the graceful outlines and re-
gular depressions that are faund in nor-
NAL ears, but that will be renedfed BY
q third operation in few days.
Gold wires OF various length will then
be inserted into different parts of the
new skin formation. These Efres will
serve the same purpose as ordinary car
tillsge in the lobes, preserving the shape
and curves Of the ear.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Pullman's Daughter
Is Sick at Frisco.

SAN FRANclsco, May 9.--Mrs. Frank
j. Carolan, Of Burlingame, who was
formerly Miss Harriet Pullman, daugh.
ter of the palace car millionaire, Is lying
at the women's Hospital In this city in
a very critical condition, awaiting the
turn that will determine whether
she is to live or die,
Mrs. Caroian was operated on for ap-
pendicitis by Drs. William F. vowincke
and Henry.F. De Marville. ofthis city.
After the operation she appeared to
sink and was soon extremely ill. Last
night she was taken from Burlingame to
the Women's Hospital.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

CHICAGO, May 9.--Vanburen Triplet,
credited inventor Of the gold-brick swim
die, died . panper last Tuesday q West
Baden, Ind. where he had gone in 9 last
effort 10 recover his health. Triples
sas ARRESTED over . hundred tiEhee N
Chicago. and vas known ascne Of the
eieverest confidence mon In the country.
He travelled under several aliases. bat
was best known as 'sOid Tripp.' =
Tripist originated the gold-hrick swim
die more than twenty-five years ago. but
not till after decade did he declare It
perfect. At irst he wore . miners
makeup and interested some guiiibls
person in Western gold mine" Than
he took the stranger ont 70 the "mine."
had the output assayed and At length
disposed Of the sold brick. Az he gained
confidence Tripiet dispensed with the
western trip and sold his bricks freely.
Indiana was the fruitful field Of his op-
erations. Old .con6dence" men say
Triplet sold 81. 100000 worth Of gold
bricks to Hoosiera.
aIn 1881, - said one, EVAN had one real
gold brick. He made 100000 ont Of II
by selling it 10 Indiana farmers. who
had il assayed, and BY The time the price
was paid they had . substitute. He was
sent to prison only once. and that was
In Ohio. think be served 1--WE years.
Like all criminals he had his weakness
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Doctor Insane
Was a Specialist.

SrocgTos, Cal, May 9.--Docsor An,
gustus shurtleff OF Stockton, world-fa.
NOUS as an authority on the treatmen,
of the insane, and deemed by unosa
practitioners to be the greatest expsrs
on insanity on the coast. has himself be-
come afflicted with hopless lunacy.
He lie isolated In suite of rooma in
the Yosemite Hotel In an unconcious
condition. and merciful death NAV
relieve him from . life of torture at any
time.
Doctor Shurtleff, until q few years
ago, was known as one OF the brightest
men OF hia profession. For years the
study of the minds maiady had been
his greatest care, his chief occupation,
his hobby.
Then . great sorrow camo inte his life
and something within that great brain
seemed to fall. All the power of the
medical profession did not avail against
the calamity that followed. The eenins
OF man could mot save him. No one,
perhaps. had been more qualified TO act
in such an emergency. and he was help
less.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
4 Boy Provided With Ears
Remarkable Surgical Operation.

CHICAGO, H., May "a mother
love and surgeons skill combined t.
remedy defect in the anatomy of 8
year-old Paul Rachm which nature had
overlooked.
In his native town OF Aurora, Paups
playmates used to wonder as to the rea.
son why his head was always dressed
like Little ked Riding Hoods. The
mother evaded inquiries upon the point
as much as possible. 1t almost broke
her maternal heart to have to answer
that her darling boy was born without
ears.
BY exercising infinite care and de-
voting many hours of the day to standing
behind the boy she trained him to
understand questions, the sound of her
voice entering through the canal where
his left ear should have been. There
was no opening on the right side OF bis
head, and when the canal on the left
eide closed he was deaf.
The family physician DR.. Catherine
Slater, advised an operation. This was
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

production. From 2Ia to cents has al
ready been added to the price by the
gallon, and the wholesalers declare that
the prices win go still higher.
A conversation 10 reported between n.
J. NJ. Cardez, president Of the Standard
Distilling and Distributing Company,
and Edison Bradley, president Of the
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse
Company. Mr.. Cardeza accused Mr..
Bradley Of having bought up in the last
month every whisky holding in the
market. This Mr.. Bradley denied, but
Mr.. Cardeza answered that Mr.. Bradley
is said to control q, 900 GOO gallons.
There win probably be much greater
production Of whisky next fall. But this
viii not be available until after it has
aged for three years.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
To Tunnel San Francisco Bay
Great Scheme Of an Engineer.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-P. I. Mat
thews. an experienced engineer and pro.
prietor of the Bay City Iron Works oI
Oak land, has prepared an elaborate
scheme Tor building tunnel under the
bay, to connect San Francisco and Oak
land.
''The tunnel will be an immense steel
tube about seventy-fivs feet In diane.
ter" says Mathews. s"rhe steel will be
the very finest and about two inches
thick. II will be made in sections, which
win he sunk, connected and then firmly
anchored. When this ia dome the water
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
The Short and Simple
Anaals Of the Poor.

CHICAGO. May .. George =. Janecek
was a cigarnaker. He lived at No,
ll22 North .Fiity.sesenth avenue. He
loved Annie Pisch. who lived in the
same street. After work each evening
and all day Sunday he used % be with
her. He cared for 10 one except hen
and she knew no one except him.
She was killed q month aRo By rail
road train.
Janecek. who bad been q capable. en-
thusiastic workman, lost interest in his
work.
Yesterday he went 70 the graveyard
where his sweetheart Is buried and iher'
he shot himself over her grave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Indiana Couple
Married Again.

MlsHAwaKA, Ind, May 8 Charles G..
Sweitzer, brother OF the prominent Chi
cago clergyman, and Mollie Sweitaer,
his divorced wife, have been granted q
. license to re-marry.
The woman is the daughter OF James
Mcknight, the wealthiest land owner in
this county, who was unalterably OPP
posed to the original match. When he
threatened to disinherit her they secured
a divorce, and Sweitxer went to Central
America, where he acquired wealth.
Mr.. Mcknight died two months ago.
The couple were reunited yesterday.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Her Patience at Last Rewarded
Married Alter Al Years Wait.

Martha Ann remained at her old
home. She had several offers of mar
riage, which she refused, saying that
she belonged to Robert" and even af-
ter his marriage insisted that "God
would yet give them to each other.''
She kept track of him, and after he
settled in salina, subscribed for sa-
lima paper TO get news OF him. About
Is months ago she read of his wife's
death, and few months later wrote
that she was waiting for him. Several
letters were exchanged and he came
east to see her. The old love, which had
never died in her heart, was re-kindled
in bis. and it was arranged that they
should be married. He fixed the date
for May I, the same date that had been
selected 80 many years ago.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

to be his guests on Friday evening. My
chef. he said, "has compounded : new
salad and l am very anxious to haye
you taste it and tell me what ron think
of it," incidentally, the Mayor said,
he wanted TO talk over tar matters. The
invitation win be accepted.
Now it i, announced that the Mayor
viii assume double role a. ) host. Not
only will he give his guests q good din
ner but he will nndertaks % furnish
them with instruction as well. The
work of his tax bureau has pruGs
far enough to enable him TO use seans ssff
the information collected. Il
This he win put upon black kb0axfl.
He win put down the figures with chalk
and then will explain what they mean
30 that the county officials cannot fAil tol
understand. The Mayor believes that if
he succeeds in educating the officials khs
remainder will be easy,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Not a Regular
Only 4 Salration.

4 =
WILKEsRARRE, Pa, May .. Lieuf VIII
liam Gidden Of the Salvation Army, wss
arrested today for desertion He I'm
bis wife : year ago andsaid ~ M going
into the army.
She believed be meant Uncss eau
and was proud : month later mlaen skaI
got latter from Cleveland sienl I.
Gidden. She did mot know nntiI 6Sv
days ago that he was Eaiyatsoni 1
as be had not contributed : csnt 3 1r
support Tor rear she had hin IN
Hs was locked up. Hs has
childrsn. Maysr Donohns NJ I'M ~
should devote less tims u IN nm ~ ~
preaching and more u saxe
home.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

New YoRK. May S.--When Lieut.. Col
Edward E. Dravo was with the Sixth
Cavalry in Arizona twenty-four years
ago he located mining claim. intend
ing to develop It when opportunity pre-
sented. Mining discoveries In Arizona
attracted widespread attention 81 that
time and Dravo was fortunate enough In
obtaining a lientenant's commission In
the regiment after he left West Point.
The lucky soldier, now Chief Commits
sary Of the Department Of the East, 10
Gated on Governors Island, today finds
himself prospective rich man with gold
from the mine assaying from slS to $3.50
q ton, averaging $500. He has just be-
gun to develop his claim, and the pr0e.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

N,ppLErows, N u May s.--Robert
] Moenir OF salina, Kas., aged dsixty-six,
and Martha Ann Disbrow, aged sixty
two, were married May 9, a the home
Of the bride near this city. The mar
rage took place Just forty.one years
later than the date originally axed for it.
The couple were born on adjoining
farms in Ulster county. The trousseau
Of the bride-to-be waa being prepared,
when they quarrsled because Of Martha
Anns jealousy. After several fntile ef-
forts to effect 4 reconciliation, Moenir
started for California. He did not pros
per there, and returned 70 Pennsylvania.
There he married and went west. finally
settling at salina, whore be was success
fuI as farmer and resl estats dealer.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

will be pumped out from the ends.
"Where the tube passes over eieva-
tons on the bottom of the bay il will be-
firmly bolted to piles sunk ID concrete
foundations; where It passes through
the deeper water IT viii not rest on the
bottom, but will be anchored down by
steel cables two inches 10 diameter.
There will be . strong tide to work
against, but ballast and anchors can beI
put down strong enough to hold the tube
in any water. OF course, the tnnne
win be buried in the sand at the term
ini.o &;
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
A SURE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
A REGULAR OFFICER TN LUCK

pects of a rich strike have impelied hin,
TO send representative TO work the
mine TO its fall capacity.
The frst rich strike was made several
months ago, when ! ledge panned 500 a
ton. Three lodges have responded with
rich quartz, and atunnei $50 feet long
has been bored through fourth, more
promising than the others. -;
The mine is near Fort Mcdowell,
where the Lieutenant was stationed,
thirty-five miles from Phoenix. tits in
the heart OF the old mining district,
which yielded many fortunes.
Lieut.. Col. bravo will visit the mine
this summer and may prospect further
In the district. FsSk 458
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
ActiTity in
the Kelvin District.

Tom Hamilton 10 In town today from
the Ray and Kelvin mining districts.
He says that there 10 no question but
that the Ray win be reopened and be-
come producer on much larger scale
than ever before.
There 10 . great deal Of work being
done BY individual owners OF claims in
that part Of Arizona. Jake Thomas.
who IL Dunham's superintendent, has .
number Of men At work Surveying for q
patent, and Tom Haley, who recently re-
gained possession Of his lead mines. has
developed rich body OF ore.
Pete Shilling, w. Wicks and Jake
Bates have developed some copper pros-
pects adjoining the Raw. They have
fifteen claims and good showing Of
ore.
Charles Lucas is developing the Zelle-
wager mine below Kelvin. There ID q
shaft down 100 feet. two crosscnts, ex.
tending l25 feet each way, and an eighty
foot winze. A body OF suiphide ore has
been opened up.
Jim Elder at Kelvin ID working upon
a big gold proposition. He has spent
$50, 900 and has q fins showing.
The people Of Globe have subscribed
u. 600 to shorten the wagon road from
Ray to Globe. This road win take ths
travel away from Florence, hut II VIM
make the route shorter one, and tha,
is the aim Of the Globe people.
Mr.. Hamilton owns gronp of tst
claims which he has developed ant
which have produced exceilsnt On,
bodies. .s "
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Wild Times on the Stock Exchange,
Contest Between Money Magnates Still On.
Money Worth 60 per Cent this Evening

teyer messed the kExcang
coadKueh
yfomr
S meachd Aousandd donana share
from the ne acrash
opont the Peoples of
of
see i imanyy years
As;
u a @@f
NEW yoRK, Nay s-s45 D n. sixty pet cent money.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
The Government Profits
On Stock Traasactieas

WASHINGTON, May Binder the War
Rerenae act every stock transaction
must pay a stamp tax, and the present
boom 10 helping considerable 10 swell
the nation's income. AT the treasnry
Department it 10 estimated the revenue
from this source 10 averaging from sao,-
o0e TO $4,000 daily. On one or more
occasions II 10 thought 70 have reached
500, 600.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Il sayed IL Les. !.

PA. Danforth, oi T.aG Grange, Ga, suf-
fered for six monthe with . frightful
running sore on his 1eg but writes that
Bucklen's Arnica Saiye wholly cured It
in five days. For ulcers, wounds, piles,
it's the best saiv8 in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by L.
Zeckendorf & Co., wholesale and Geo.
Martin, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
The Feast Of Flowers Los Angeles.
The President Leads the Procession.

ANGELES CAL the dwn
dsatedt thesunca u dwam
President led decorated
n enow
The divisions everything before Southern California
A Ahudredh uw ocupei and the
Tecwd Los sAngis
his smoning wa
utof
flowers
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Strike Spreading
in the Tube Mills

READING, Pa, May 9.-The strike
among the employees Of the Reading Iron
Co.'s tube mills has spread with such
rapidity that the entire plant was closed
at midnight last night. 1000 men are
ont.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
METAL AND nOSEY nARKKr.

Nxw York, May 9.s-Bar silver, 5gt<<
Mexican dollars. 4s,k silver certiiicaesa,
61lS.
CoprER Copper, 17; brokers. II; ex.
change and casting. Iesk
LEAD-Lead dull brokers, 100; 81,
change IGN.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

FINEoLD HERMITAGE WHIsKEY
and Havana Cigars. Call at Mcneil
and O'Keefe's, corner of Congress and
Church SITS.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

BARTLETT-The express and trunk
man. Stand, corner Congress and Stone
avenue. Office So west Camp street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Trouble in Spain
Riot and Death,

HESDAYE, France, May 9.--Further
adyices from Barcelona, Spain, show
that more persons we're killed and many
wounded there yesterday. The situa-
ton is grave. The garrison numbers
600. Adyices from Bilbao say there is
great agitation in the mining regions.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09
Local Weather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer e. L. Wetmore, 10
aa followa.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

Placer loeafi0n bInnI " ll1 aS . =
at the Citixen offsee. W
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-09

Oil location blanks for sale at
the Citizen office.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-02
ACCEPTED BY IRELAND
CHURCH BUILT BY c. M. sCHwAB
AT LoRETTO, Pa.

JoHNSTOWN, Pa, Oct. 1.-Loretto this
county, was the scene of a most impress
sive. ceremonial and notable gathering in
connection with the church built bv pres
ident Charles M. Schwab, of the United
States Steel corporation, to commemo-
rate the life and services of Prince Do
metrius Gallitzin, the pioneer priest and
patriarch of the Catholic church in ALI
the Allegheny region.
Inc occasion of the gathering at the
native place of Mr.. Schwab was the form
al turning over to the congregation OF
81. Mlchaels church In that hamlet Of
the church built at Mr. Schwab's expense
Among those participating in the cere-
monies were Archbishop Ireland. of st,
Paul; Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia
Bishop Garvey, of the New Altoona do
cese; Bishop Hoban. of Scranton and
Bishop Shanahan. of Harrisburg.
Mr.. Schwab, after the opening exercis-
es, made an address turning over to the
congregation the church property design
ed and perfected by himself. Archbishop
Ireland replied to Mr. Schwab in ac-
cepting the gift on behalf of the congre.
cation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-02
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for St. Paul:
Fair.
I-Testimony Is Against schIey.
Yachts Fail to Finish.
N. p. Directors Elected.
2-Mine Companies VIII Pay Tax.
Purdy Succeeds Evans.
Club Women Act.
No Successor to WhitehOrne.
Considering Capitol Bids.
3-Three Men Burned to Death.
Central American Conflict.
News of the Northwest.
4EditoriaI Comment.
6-Games in the National League.
General Sporting Information.
Heistand Inquiry.
News of Washington.
Getty Notices.
7-City Notices Continued.
S-News of the Railroads.
Royalty in Victoria.
9-Grain and Provision Markets.
December Wheat, 80 Lie.
Bar Silver, So I-Sc.
Stocks Neglected.
IOHHemp Trust Fails.
Politics In New York.
No Change of Name Likely.
Old Fight on Again.
Annual Tax Levy.