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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

A HANDSOME line of millinery at
No. Is Congress street, the Leader.
VIM. Neal has received handsome
stage coach of modern build for his Tue.
son- Mammoth stage line.
If your eyes bother you, give them at
tention. If they seem to be the cause
OF the headache, you are in need OF an
occulist. Consult Geo. H. Cook Il Co
East Congress street.
THE LEADER for fine millinery.
Henry F. Murphy is laid up with an
injured foot. Laura Morgan, the rul =
away girl, is responsible for it. With
her companion Laura tried to ride on tie
passenger train in true hobo style and
Brakeman Murphy put her off.
Misses Mccartney, Brown, Pearl Hof,
Winifred Wheeler, Mrs. leighton and
Messrs. Cooper, Abadie, Ronstadt, Char
lie Wheeler will assist in the musical
and literary entertainment to be given
at the NJ. Z. Church next Friday evez
ming.
S IN King, who was arrested at Yuma
on suspicion OF having killed Alexander,
was released today "a no evidence
against him could be secured. Who
did the killing will probably always r, =
main mystery. Alexander died of his
injuries.
HAVE YOU SEEN the dress hats for
five dollars and up at The Leader?
A rate of $3 has been made for Sunday
next from Bisbee to Tucson and return.
1t is estimated that several hundred
people will take advantage of the low
rate and witness the ball game between
the Bisbee team and the Tucson Grays.
The train will leave Bisbee at o'clock,
and will return from Tucson in the
evening.
It is now expected that the Nacosari
road will be completed to Fronteras by
the 18th inst. Two carloads OF Mexican
laborers were shipped through in bond,
Saturday, from Nogales to Douglas, and
were Immediately shipped to the front
to take the place of those who recently
struck. Trouble is looked for between
them and the recently discharged men,
-Prospector.
The gentlemanly agent of the North
western Yeast company is around again
with the little samples of Magic Yeast.
This company is the largest yeast manu-
facthrers in the world. Magic Yeast has
been on the market over twenty years
without an equal as bread raiser and
is extensively used in all parts of the
United States. Everybody is familiar
with the good qualities of Magic Yeast.
Distinguished arrivals in the persons
OF E. B. Gage, who is the leading spirit
in the rehabilitation of tombstone, Supt.
w. F. Staunton of the Congress, w. A.
Drake OF the s. +. p. Il p. r. r. and l..
III. Chalmers the prominent Arizona
Attorney, arrived in Tombstone late yes
terday afternoon from Prescott and Phoe-
nix. The party are there on matters effect. |
ing the consolidation of the big mining
interests and pertaining to preliminary
matters regarding same which are of
much import to Tombstone. The party
expects to remain several days says the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10

w. R. Humphries. representing the
Weekly Examiner, is in the city today
looking after the interests of HE paper.
He is soliciting subscriptions on unique
wager and is bound to secure a certain
number of subscribers in stated per-
iod. He is rustler aud the chances
are he will win.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10

Table Claret, Zinfandel and Sauternes
OF the best grades have just been re-
ceived by E. Abadie from the renowned
Santa Clara valley, Cal. Any of these
brands belong to the 1895 crop. A bot
tie at your meal will constitute the best
of tonics and aperients.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10

THE BEST CHOCOLATE CREAMS
In the territory. Fresh candies every
day. Christmas candies in boxes. Call
and zee the candy maker. 106 w. Con-
greas street. ALI kinds of drinks.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10
Gollector.

81: ~ ppstes ~ fosd stations, etc
Denver, Colo,
\ 1 III tn51 o. Nntil m O'Clock q
1 1Qe fm1E1gktne fuel, forage
11a4z4n1 III 3ht9 department.
yS4k c0mmenAsnf July i,
~. 20 n htddert and blank forms
~ fslxnIshed on application
l. ~ ~ &9y6knm&nt reserves the
s1sct ~ o. al bids. J. W.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10
Brief Local Notes,

BARTLETT-The express and trunk
man. Stand, corner Congress and Stone
avenue. Office So west Camp street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10

WHY SUFFER with those corns and
ingrowing nails when Zimmerman can
cure them without pain. 100 w. Pen
nfngton street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is list of uncalled ior letters re-
manning in the post Office for the week ending
April 6, 1901
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10

FOR RENT-Three large unfnrnished
rooms with large back yard and stable.
Enquire Citizen Office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-10
The Wants
Of the People

PROSPECTORS - The Sampson loca-
ton notice for sale at the Citizen office.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

Ok.amoha has harves,ed wheat crop
o 10000, 600 bushels.
Rhode Island h the fullest state in
the union, with 407 people to the square
mile.
Last year Uncle Siam turned out new
coins worth s1S6.O00,oO0. of which $780,
900. 0c0 were gold.
In New York factory 20,000.0oo Gig
arettes a week are turned out on an ev-
erage all the wear round.
The ships of the world. including ma
vies. are worth 1924, zoo, 900, of which Eu-
ropes share is 1927 coo, coo.
In New Hampshire the state govern
ment pays bounty on dead grasshop-
pers at the rate of 81 a b,'shel.
Labor in the south Is in great demand
and the negroes are better paid than
they have ever been in their lives.
Canada has the largest forest in the
world. IL is in the Labrador and Hud-
son Bay district. and is, roughly. 1000
by LOO miles
Competition of electric tramways Is
alluded to in many of the half yearly
reports Of English railways as effecting
short distance Passenger movement.
The new cone on Mt. Vesuvius, form
ed during The late eruption, has been
suddenly engulfed into the crater The
mountain has now assumed its old APP
pearance
The eucalyptus trees on the island Of
Tasmania sometimes attain great size
One that has been measured Is $3.50 feet
high. and some are said to attain a
height Of 400 feet
Compressed air Is used in stone carv-
ing. mason can hitch his tools into a
compressed air power nozzle, and drill
into granite like a dentist cutting into
decayed tooth
Although the diameter of the earth
has been roughly known for many years
1t has only recently been accuralte ely
ascertained after thirty years labor
and a cost of 100000. It IL 81 1926 mile:
at the equator. and 1899 from pole &c
pole.
One of the curiosities of the bank OF
England Is to be seen In the printing
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

room. A man sits n, a desk and every
|, hree seconds a machine delivers TO him
two complete e5 notes. II he sits there
six hours he receives over sS50,O0O.
For more than hundred years the
Derby has been recognized as the great
est sporting event in all the civilized
countries and in London is regarded as
of such Importance thai; business hous-
es close and everybody takes holiday
The British and foreign Bible Socie-
tvs annual report states the years is
sues at A. $4,000. a reduction of $4,000
This however, is due wholly to the Chi
nese crisis. The falling off there is
j0.0C0, so there is considerable gain
in CHER fields. Froeign sales in q
countries. through sl2 colporteurs. were
100000
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

.eroy as major 1st infantry, with rank
from June 81, 1901, has been issued. The
commanding officers LIST infantry regi-
ment will call an election to MI the va
cancy caused by the promotion of Cap
tain Pomeroy.
"A GRATEFUL GIRL.-Marshal Kin
ney received a letter yesterday from
Clara Boes, who was ser.t to the Saliva
ton army home In Los Angeles last
week through the efforts Of the Saliva
ton army ladies here, and the marshal
who solicited subscriptions to defraiy the
expenses of the trip. She WRITES that
she is nicely situated AMI has all the
comforts of a home and that the menu
bers of the army are good to her. She
expresses her gratitude to Mr.. Kinney
and 10 all who contributed to her be-
ing placed in her pleasant surround
ings and says she is determined to here
after be a good girl.
GOING TO WASHINGTON Hosea
Greenhaw and son left last night via
the southern route for short visit in
southern California. after which they
will proceed to North Yakima, Wash.
where it is understood they will locate
permanently. Mrs. Greenhaw and
daughter, will join them in California
in a few days. Mr.. Greenhaw and
family have lived here for a great
many years, in fact, they are among
the pioneers in this valley. They are
universally respected and there are
many who will regret their departure
from this valley permanently though
all will! join in wishing them success In
their new home. Mr.. Greenhaw Is one
of the men who has made a success Of
farming here, and the Inducements
elsewhere must indeed be alluring.
HOW WAS 1T COG KEID This story
may be interpreted to be a slam on the
climate. A few days ago the Model
Grocery company received a copsign-
ment of canvas covered hams. One Of
them was sent to a customer but be-
fore she had time to use II a misunder-
standing arose between her and her
cook and the cook left. The lady deter
mined then to take her meals out un-
til the heated season had expired. She
accordingly sent the ham hack and a
day or two ago 1t was sold 10 another
customer, who subsequently returned
It on the ground That it was cooked. 1t
has every appearance and also the taste
Of having been boiled. Mr.. Gray of the
grocery company desires an expert
opinion as to whether the ham was
shipped to him by mistake or II 1t was
cooked in tranzil between his store and
the houses of his two customers.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Cesares
l., sato and Maria Moraga.
NO SERvICES.-Th usual Sunday
evening services will be dispensed with
at the Seventh Day Adventist church
until the approach OF cooler weather.
A MISSING HORSE. Chauncey
Ainsworth's driving narc was either
stolen or escaped from he stable on
Adams street some time late Wednes-
day night. The animal IS sorrel and
a PAGER and is well known by local
horsemen.
POLICE COURT.-Blake Valentine
was before the city recorder yesterday
ON the charges OF drunkenness and
using abusive language 70 Officer Law
renee, who made the arrest. Valentine
is an old offender and was given forty
five days in the basement in which to
do penance.
FUNERAL OF IRENE SBARS.-Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Sears are expected TO
return this morning from Long Beach,
accompanying the remains Of their it,
tie girl. Irene, who was killed Friday by
a log floating in the surf. The funeral
will be held at 10 o'clock this morning
at Bradley's undertaking parlors.
STREET CLEANING. Washington
street looked as clean yesterday morn
ing as though II had used Pears soap.
A gang of men was put at work at
shutdown Friday night and by midnight
they had swept Washington street
through the business district as clean
as a well kept yard. The dirt was
swept into piles and was hauled away
yesterday.
THERE'S A LAND THAT'S HOT
TER THAN THIS.-Mr A. C. Mcqueen
returned yesterday morning from an
extended visit to his former home in
Michigan. The heat there. he says,
was paralyzlng and lie was frequently
on the point Of prostratlon. The climate
In the valley he finds refreshing and
even bracing In comparison with most
places he visited.
BIRTHDAY PARTY-Miss Vivian
Ainsworth celebrated her birthday an
niversary alt the Lemon hotel last even
ing. There was a jolly crowd OF her
young friends present and the evening
was passed pleasantly with the playing
of games and the enjoyment of re-
freshments Those present were Rue
Eberle. Maebelle Creager. Jessie Crea-
ger. Ada Forbes. Belle Forbes. Nina
Forbes. Mary Kinea'd Alice Halsey
Nellie Burnett. Edna Martini, Myra
Martini, Pear,ie Mathews, Bessie Ma
thews, Lillian Ferguson, Vivian and
Sallie Alns'worth. Raymond Jaquette
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
Wilson & Woodbridge
News Of y
the Town
a..
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
ARIZONA Republican,.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
Squeak!

That's what for buying that cheap shoe OUR $3.50
SHOES had the squeak all pulled out; they're war
ranted TO the dead when them. They're
stock and look we'll, and want chance to
show every Missourian that we're all right
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

Forecast for today--I.ocal showers.
Data for "a hours ending p. m. yes
terday:
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
THE PAN-AMBRIcAN.

The Pan-American will surpass ell
previous expositions. The Michigan
Central will give you a delightful trip
there, or a stop-over on your way east.
For information Apply to ticket agent.
or send four cents postage, for illustra-
ted Souvenir. to o. w. Rugges. Gen'l
Pass'r and Tiki. Agent, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

Ice cream, snerbet, fruits, salads, fish.
meats, chicken, etc. Ger nice steak
out Of our cold storage. Dishes washed
by steat,. i1uncn counter and dining
room. Special cafe and private rooms
on second floor. Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
IDLE CURIOSITY.

on these warm nights one lies awake Z
While queries fiji the mind with
doubt
What does llhe Indian fakcr fake?
And what's the mullah mad about?
Washington STAR
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

n. Porter Saddle & Harness COM
pany, l42 East Washington street, for
best vaquero saddles. We guarantee
them not to hurt or break.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

If you have not made up your mind
where to spend your summer vacation
you will decide wisely in going to
Tent City, Coronado Beach. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21

Maximum temperature lo5, minimum
temperature 81.
Average relative humidity. "a per
cent.
Total precipitation. 0.
Character Of the day-Parly cloudy.
WIN. G. BURNS,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-21
Standard WiCkless
Blue Flame OIL Stoves
Are The Best.
Why?

BECAUSE--they are simpler, SAFER
stronger, easier cleaned, and work bet
ter than any other stove made.
BECAUSE-the oil never stands In
any pipe at any time
BECAUSE child can operate them
BECAUSE-it only costs about $3.50
per month for fuel.
BECAUSE-there are over 100000 in
use without record OF an accident; they
are absolutely safe.
BECAUSE--we have sold more OF
them In Arizona than all the other
makes and have never had to take one
back--a record no other stove has on
this market.
BECAUSE--it has no springs to
break or valves to leak.
BECAUSE-they are beyond the ex-
perimental stage that other stoves are
passing through.
BECAUSE-the Standard Lighting
Co. never sends any stove out that Is
not time-tried and tested before leav-
ing the factory, and are the Oldest and
most reliable makers of oil and gaso-
line stoves in the world.
BECAUSE--they make more styles
and sizes to choose from.
THEY costa little more than
other makes. but it pays to buy the
best "a stove that not only works In
the store but works year or hve
years after leaving the store.
THEY SAVE THE HOUSEK EEPER
THEY SAVE EXPENSE FOR FUEL
KOOL, KLEAN ANG MOVEMENT
STANDARD WICKLESS.
Thurman Inptrr y SJ
2-Burner Regular ................ l2.O0
2-BuIner Cabinet. ........... low
s-Burner Cabinet ............. 1000
3-Burner Step.oven with oven. $3.50
4-Burner Step-oyen with oven. ID. $3.50
5-Burner Step-oven with oven... $3.50
1-Burner Folding Russia Ovens $3.50,
with stove $500.
Cali at Davidson's Cash Store and
see these Stoves.
Davidson's Cash Store
ia to 11s West Washington st
Phoenix, A. T.
Telephone No. .236. 8 Rings.
Mail orders promptly filled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
FOR
OBERLIN CARTER
All Testimony in His Case to be
Reviewed Before Civil
Tribunal.
fEy Associated Press.)

= CHICAGO, Ills, Nov 6.-Oberhn NJ.
Carter, now a convict in the Government
prison at Fort 'Leaveuworth, Kansas, and
formerly q captain in the United States
Engineer Corps. Is to have a rehearing
of his case in a civil tribunal. He now
has the, assurance of the Government
authorities that all the evidence is To
be reviewed before Judge KohIsaat IN
the United Etates Circuit Court in this
city, the hearing to take place, probably,
within 2 few months.
Carter will be called on as witness
in his own behalf, and for the purpose
of testifying in court he will be released
temporarily from his place OF contine-
ment E5t
This is the result Of the suits brought
by the Government some months ago IN
several Federal courts, for the purpose ef
recovering S723, 5s2 which, 1t was alleg. d
at the court-martial. Carter had embez-
zled from the United States Government.
{ Difficulties were encountered BY the rep
resentati.es of the Government in getting
trace of the securities which We're said
to represent this amount. and at last
they signed an agreement with Carriers
legal representative. Horace G.. Stone.
by which a rehearrg of all charges
brought against the former captain of
engineers was made possible.
Attorney Stone visited Carter at Fort
Leavenworth a. few days ago. He says
his client knew nothing cs the arrange
rncnts that were being made for a re-
hearing OF the case. kut when he was
shown the papers of agreement he almost
cried for JOY. II will b. vindicated, he
said. THE public will have the chance
of learning of the wrong that has been
done me. It will be shown where the
court-ma-tial erred. place my faith II
the civil courts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
MD,u Asov7 { zo,lr
}si3sf g-t8. 5E

The Junior Auxiliary of the Home for
Incursb:es will meet at - O'clock to-day
at No. a1S West Franklin Street. a full
attendance is urgently requested.
MIR. ]: r. Chalkley. secretary of Divi-
sion g. Brotherhood. of Locomotive En-
gineers. paid to Mrs. Il. D. .Trevillian
Tuesday the sum of 5000, due her on
policy held by her late husband, L. d.
T-evil,:an.
Among the prominent Democrats the
city last night We're Hon. j. O. Brancn,
member-elect of tbs, House from Isle Of
Wight; Judge Leo D. Yarrell. of Greenes-
vile, and H1r. Lucius Gregory, Of Neck
lenburg.
The ambulance had a busy day yester-
day There were about q dozen calls, but
most of them were in cases of slight ac-
cidents.
The annual meeting of the Police Be
nevolent Association will be held at the
City Hall this evening shortly after the
inspection. which will be about o'clock.
The Virginia Club moved into its new
clubhouse at Twenty-third and Grace
Streets Yesterday. The clubhouse was
formerly the old Van Lew home. and
has been fitted up with many modem
couyen:cnCcS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
THE NORFOLK IMBROGLIO.
Leader Of Dey Faction Declares They Will
Contest tn. Election
Special Dispatch 10 Tic Times


NORFOLK VA. Nov G.-Commis-
sior-of-Revenue Dey. leader Of the
tDey-Princc Democratic faction. who
We're defeated In yesterdays election, ac-
cording to the returns. sai6 this after
noon that he will file notice,eofs con test
shortly and will endeavor to Dust Messrss
Whitehead and Woodard. who, he claims,
We're not rightfully. elected to the Legs
lature over the Dcy candidates, Messrs.
Lambeth and Bibb.
He will use as evidence the tally of the
vote alleged to have been kept by his fac
ton. and this. he says. shows that in the
Fourth Ward the organization showed up
with some 4GO more votes than his tally
shows were cast. His iubilant opponents
says that his tally was defective: that
many voters were not tailed and that
contest will result in their men retaining
their seats.
The Dey men charge that in wards
where the Dey ticket was strong, the ma
chine Judges. and clerks delayed voting by
every. known device. while they railroad
cd voters through in the wards where-the
Trehy ticket was strong. notably, the
Fourth Ward. where the large colored
vote WAS given them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07

risused it's franchise and charged rates
Eghsr than the Legislatires authorized.
ATLANTA. GA.--Scra Britain. II young
woman. was found dead IN bed in {. house
Of South ;Fcrsythe Street this evening.
with {. small hole in the tsmrle evidently
made by Il small bit rough Instrument.
]. A. Carroll, q news agent running be-
tween Atlanta and Brunswick was ar
rested. charged With the crime.
PENSACOLA FLt.--close quarantine
was established to-day against all Euro
pan ports affected with the Rubonts
Plague
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,
One 10 Ply Between New York, Newror, News
and Other PGints-
(By. Associated Press

I ~ t<assf'siutS.I : f'Fess.
ALBANY, n Nov. 6.-The New
York and Caribbean Steamship Company.
of New York city. was incorpora ted to-
day, with a:capital of $500. u operate a
line of steamships between New York
city Roston. Philadelphia Baltimore
Newport News. New Orleans and the
principal ports OF Porto REQ The direc-
tors are:
Ramon Cortada and William cortada
of Ponce. Porto R;c,: Willard f. Prince
of RensoHhurst. T. +: William r. James
OF Brooklyn. and William H. Watt. of
New York city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
ireenesYiIle County.
ADJUSTMENTS.


There will be a. matinee and night per-
Torrance OF Circus Day. at the Bijou
to-day. 10 the theatre-goers who have
not stem this pleasing musical comedy.
or who have not heard about it. it can
be said that. a more thoroughly pleasing
show has hot been seen in Richmond. It
is delightful from start to finish, and
there is a neat and lovely chorus of four
teen attra ctive girls who ..'cut in on the
three acts, a number of times every time
gowned in becoming style. and they are
always royalty welcomed The comedy
OF the piece is neat and refined, and the
music tuneful
in Nathan Hale" will attract a large
class of theatre goers The play IS one of
the best written by CLYDE Fitch, who is
one Of the foremost of Americas dramat-
lists, and the company is a Very capable
one. There will be three performances,
beginning FRIDAY night.
IS George w. Monroe. who will be seen
at the head of his own company next
week at the Bijou, is. one of these men
who can make you laugh and yet never
utter a. word. SO pronounced is his facial
expression. IT, his new version of the
comedy, Mrs. b. 'Shaustf7esscy, the
character. Of the wash lady is especially
adapted to his mirth-making proclivities,
for it affords him a great opportunity to
display that ingenious pesonality which
is in evidence, irrall his, work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
Geographic Rreyities.

BLACK ROCK ttfsk.-Robbers ble,.1
open the bank vault here early to-da.-
and secured s2eoo:in cash and $4,000 WORTH
of pearls belonging to W-D. Bird .'hA
robbers escaped before. tbs citizens
aroused b., the explosion. got out of their
houses.
NEW ORLEANS. IA----'rhs State SUI
preme Court to-day. rendered a decision
forfeiting tha charter of the New. Orleans
Water Works Company. in the suits
brought on behalf of the State and city.
The court holds that the company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
ONE OF THE SURPRISES.
henry T. Garrett Defeated by ~. K. Lowr.
by Big Minority.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. g.
One of the surprises Of the campaign
was the majority Of nearly 100 Tor NJ. IL
Lowry. Republican candidate for the
Legislature in Stafford and King George
counties. over Henry T. Garrett, the
Democratic incumbent. Mr.. Lowry has
been prominent IN his party for several
,ears but never ran for office except
when he was defeated several years ago
Ior the Legislature by Hon. John r.
Mason now circuit judge. He is not
OYER 40 years old. is a successful bust
Ness man and bears fine reputation for
;;biIits' and integrity.
DR.. G. NJ Wallace. of Stafford. Demo
cratic candidate for reelection to the
State Senate. has a safe majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-07
COL. HOGE AS CHALLENGER.
A Statement Denying That Pc Created Any
Disturbance
(By Associated Press

ROANOKE VA. Nov 6-colcnel J..
Hampton Hoge. defeated Republican, can
didate for Governor, arrived here TO-DAY
from Blacksburs. He gave out Il state
ment. signed by the judges of election at
Blacksburg. which says:
The published report that Colonel j.
Hampton Hoge came through the ropes
at the election place at B!acksburg and
created a disturbance is absolutely false
and without foundation. Colonel Hoge
came quietly to the window and chat
lcnged a vote of 4 student. and when
the judges decided it against him he
quietly left, and there was no unpleasant
ness of any kind"