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New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
TWENTY MONTHS on HORSEBACK.
MAN FROM UTAH HERE AFTER SOME
LIVELY EXPERIENCES.

IL
--L-o --oe only one passenger the steamer
hndes which arrived here yesterday from Cenlrai
America but that passenger had an ln1ereS'iiie
s+or-y 10 tell Of a twenty months horseback 'rlP
,rroreb Central America and Colombia aIter speci-
,,ers Of birds animals and plants for the Brghanl
Young Academy in Utah His name Is J. B. T ar
F,.1E The party Of which Mr. Fairhank was d
zennher numbered nine when it left Provost Ci1S'
J-4ah on horseback for Mexico. Most Of the mem
hers are in different parts Of Central or south
America
After a number Of adventures the party reacheo
the CITY of Mexico and thence proceeded 10
6yuatalahara a small town It had by THIS unle
procured many specimens, and these were shiPpeo
hack to Utah. In Guatemala three members OF lhe
Marty were taken sick. Two other members lnen
.tr,cx out for the Isthmus OF Panama The three
sick men were taken Port Limon. ana tnen
Fairbank and three others went into the interior;
Thev worked their way across the continent uhIi
they reached the coast, ana then went nor1nWdlu
ard ioined the TWO who had gone 10 Panama
The two men at Panama went down the coast
Fsirhank SAYS, as far the mouth of the Cauca
Riz-er On attempting I sail up the river they
were shot 2 dozen times by snarpsnoot-
ers on the banks. They escaped injury
F7a5rbank proceeded up the Magoalena Rlver
about four hundred miles 10 place called Misde-
mans where he stayed with planter about a
month Then he went 10 Santa Marta, whence he
sailed for Ner-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
METRoPOIIFAy OPERA HOU Sc.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1901-i902.

T-nder the Direction Of MIR. M1I NItE UHAJ.
To NIGHT. at S-ROMEO EFT JULIETTE; Eames
Brdewei: Alvarez. Journet Bars Declsry Gilbert and
Ed de Conductor. E1on
Friday. Dec %, at S-II1 BARBIF1ItE pl SlNlCILAA:
seubrch Salignac Campanar. Tavecchia I'd de Rsszke
Conductor. SeppilIi . - ,,-- r---- - .
Sanderson Bridewe Alvarez Gilbert Bars Declery and
de Reszke. Conductor, Flon
Saf F.v-E Dec 2s at s. at Popular Pricss-FAUST.
Fames RrdevveII: Dippel CaHpanart and Journet Con-
ductor SeppilH -.
sun Ev'g. s:30-Grand Popular Concert solosts'--
Mines Sernbrich Louise Homer and Mr. David
BIspham. Conductor Mr. Danlrosch
Mon 2v'g. Dec 20. at s-,ARMEN- talye and Fritsi
schef Alvarez and Scott Conductor. Mr. Flon.
wed Ev'g Jan I, AZ s-LE NOZZE DI FIGARO CThs
Marriage Of Figaro Eanes. Scheh and Ser1orch. Ed.
de Reszke TaVecchia and Caulpanarf- Conductor, Mr.
Fri Ev'g Jan g. at s-ToSCA Ternina De march,
Cdnbut) Scotti- Conductor. Mr.. Flon.
WEBER PIANOS Used.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
sP4LDING AND TALCOTT CONFER.
FORMER WISHES LATTER TO BUY OUT
FREEDMAN AND RESUME NEW
YORK CONNECTION

Washington. Dec. PA. G. Spalding who
elected president-secretary-t treasurer of the Ma
ttonal Baseball League by faction of that or
ganization at its last meeting in NewYork, had a
conference to-day with Edward B. Talcott, of
the former stockholders in the New-York club the
object of which to induce Mr.. Talcott TO re-
sumo his connection with the latter organization
and endeavor If possible to purchase the inter
ests of President Freedman.
Mr.. Spalding said that in his opinion nothing
would so popularze the game in New York the
return of Mr.. Talcott to an active participation in
the sport in that city. Mr.. Talcott will take the
matter under consideration. Mr.. Spalding hopes
he will be induced act favorably upon II.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

the churches. St ParlcKs Ia'he
aral and Trinity CHURCH. IL 9 m
Salvation Army the Madison Square Gar
den.
Frank Tilfords dinner newsboys. Lyric Hail. noon
r., ustrated lecture bv Professor Albert Bickmore
on london The City and the Thames. Museum OF
Natural History. h p m
Senator Sulivan's dinner. No. 207 Bowery.
Foyerv Mission Young Mems Home. entertainment
for East Side poor and I:3o p. m
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, dinner for the
Lafayette Place and Great Jones ST.
Dinner for downtown newshoys Brace Memorial Lodging
House No. o Duan"-st.. p. m.
Primrose Central Park conservatores. Ninety
and Fifth ave.
Zionist Congress. Cooper Union. evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
BArAsA,s IMPROVED SANITARY CONDITION

Washington Dec. 24.-The Division of Insular
Affairs of the War Department has prepared for
publication summary Of the vital statistics the
city of Havana for November 1901. The sanitary
condition of the city is excellent month show
ing q steady improvement over the corresponding
month of the preceding year. In the last eleven
years the average number of deaths for November
has been so2. In November this year there
44S. The death rate 1888. which compares
favorably with cities of the size in the
leading civilized countries Of the world In No
vember there cases and no deaths from
yellow fever. This can be said no preceding No
venber since 1852. In the last eleven years the
average number of deaths from this disease In No
vernber has been fortY-eight-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
FIFTBAVE. PROPERTY SOLD.

Emma r. L. B. Seilliere yesterday transferred to
John o Baker who is supposed to represent Charles
T Barney piece OF Fifth-ave. property, forty-two
feet south of Twenty y-seventh-st. The amount paid
is s34s 600 This property is piece bought
time ago, when there was plan TO enlarge the
brunswick apartment house. This plan not
carried out, all the pieces Of property needed
could not be obtained al reasonable prices. II is
renorted that a commercial building will be erected
upon property
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMRRIDGE-Charles E. Hopkins. OF iroy-
- It, r, wilson or Washington. GILSEY-F.
{ P-,lyn Of Albany. chamberlain n, -,
Walsh L s A HOLLAND-Lieutenant Clel.ana q
paI,in,ora TATPERIAI-Captain " E Nye.
United states Transport Service MANHATPAM \
-T-Ivsses $ Grant. 3D. I. s G {. MuRKAf
- CoIoneI II G Sharpe Of Washington.
and Judge G. ". Andrews. OF Ltchfeld, Conn
sTT-RTEVANT-J. J. Souder. OF WASHINGTON
WALDORF -ASTORIA-Frank +. olneE' OF FroNl-
denCe
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
NEW STEEL C0MP4NY INCORPORATED.

Trenton y J. Dec. 24.-The Pacific Hardware and
Steel COMPANY capital 100000. was incorporated
here to-day. TIE stock is divided into 100000
common and 50 oooo preferred, bearing per cent
~s1mulatfye dividend. The company is authorized
10 manufacture and deal in every kind Of iron.
steel and hardware The corporators are Au-
g11sts x Gibbs E A Selfridge Charles f. Miller,
81 . Morton Louis Floss. jr- A. l. Scott and
JoseDh Floss all Of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
G. J. GOULD OFFERS PRIZE TO ARTILLERY

George ]. Gould has told Colonel David f. Austen,
of the 18th Regiment. Heavy Artillery, N G. n. Y
that he will be pleased to present a trophy be
offered the company which shows the best re-
suits in the practice with the heavy guns during
the summer encampments. The trophy is to be
competed for each year until company has
it three times, when it shall become the prop
erty of that company.
Mr. Gould has been Invited by Colonel Austen to
review the 18th Regiment time in the latter
part of February. at which time he will present the
INV
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
CAR RUNS DOWN FIREMEN
THREE HURT IN COLLISION IN SIXTH
AvE-ONE MAY DIE.

Three men Of the Fire Insurance Patrol were
injured last night in collision between SlXth-
ave. trolley car and Fire Insurance Patrol No
l. at West Broadway and Thomas-st Ihe
patrol wagon was thrown almost 10 the cur o
ty the force OF the collision. and the ere" OF
eight men were sent flying from their seats a
,al was sent in 20 the Leonard-st police sta
.ion. and an ambulance from the Hudson street
HOSPITAL with DR.. Beckwith. was hurried TO the
scene The injured men were taken TO the nos
pitai-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
INNING EXCHANGE ORDERED CLOSED.

DENVER JUDGE ALSO WARNS FooLRooMs AND
BUCKET SHOPS TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS.
Denver Dec. 24.-Judge Johnson, of the District
Court. to-day warned the proprietors Of PoorooIns
and bucket shops operating in Denver, and the
Denver Mining Stock Exchange. through the
Sheriff that they must discontinue business at
o-ca The noolroorn operators who have been pro-
fected against city authorities by an injunction
issued some months ago by Judge Palmer, OF the
same court. say they viii obey Judge Johnson 8
order as Judge Pamer's injunction does not apply
- the countv authorities The others affected,
hoEever declare the court has no right TO make
o<en for business as usual Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
DAUGHTER OF JOAQUIN MILLER DEAD.

Oakland Cal Dec 24-Mrs. Maud Mccormick.
known 10 the public Miss Maude Miller. an
actress and daughter of Joaquin Miller, the poet,
- to-day from heart trouble
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
Announcam.utp.
Poke effect in Collars.
sEWANEE. E. &w SYOSSET.

Parker's Hair Basam keeps the hair soft and
restores the color when
Greve's Ointment makes healthy skin. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
DEDICATED AT DEAD OF NIGHT
IRT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrNE,l

SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION IN MRS
JACK GARDENERS PRIVATE oRATORY.
IRT TELEGRAPH THE TKIBrNE-l
Boston. Dec 25.--The Rev. DR.. William b
Frisbv rector Of the Church Of the Advent.
last night at IL O'Clock dedicated the little
oratory in the new palace which Mrs Jack
Gardner has built in the Back Bay Fens. The
leading service was the Sacrament of the Holy
Communion, in which only few persons par
ticipated The oratory, which is hung In the
richest of tapestry, opens out Of Mrs. Gard
ners bedroom. and is intended only for the use
Of those who occupy the new structure.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
TECKAHOE NOTES.

The welcome news came yesterday Christ
mas gift hundreds OF men in Tuckahoe that the
large Norcross marble quarries which have. owing
to lack of demand for their product. been idle
the five years, will resume work soon after
!.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
NEW-YORK CITY

4 demurrer was filed yesterday In the case of
Robert A Ammon, who is accused receiving
$50 800 of stolen money.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25

u-,,,,e Randall little OF homesteader "els "s
cbssed several miles by the wolves. but IIlanaeu
20 escape by keeping the animals OF with c4upS'
One Of the boys severely bitten
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise % +;5s Moon rises Moons age IA
HIGH WATER.
AM-aardy 1903 Gov Island 7:35 Gate 924
= PM-sandy Hook 7:34 Gov Island sos He'll Gate 955
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Portland Dee 23-rassed steamer Chester oDutch'
Tufs, York for Amsterdam
Bristol Dec 24-Arrived. steamer Brooklyn City tbr)'
swansea Dec 24-Saied Wells city (Br). Carey.
New-York.
Prawie Point 2+rassed steamers american Dutch
Rutz New for Rotterdam Maasdam tDutchi'
Bakker New-York Rotterdam.
m-Sailed. steamer Graf Naldersee
f(;er1 Kopf from Hamburg. New-fork
Hun Dec 2S-Arrived. Buffalo tBrl. Lovertdge
New York.
Crerbourg - $50 a mArrived. steamer Pennsyi-
yania tGerl. SpIiedt New-Iork Via Plymouth for
Hamburg and proceeded
PauIilac Panama tFTl, Gonary.
New for Bordeaux
ST Vincent e v Dec 13-Saed, steamer Gordon Castle
,}r, Nutman tfrom East London). New-York.
24-PasSed, steamer Manica (Br Jenkins,
New-York
Marsefiles 24Arrived Gergovia CFr Parry.
New-York.
Palermo Dec 23-SaiIed Pawnee tFrl. Cart
wright Cfrom Trieste and Venice). New-York.
Naples 22-Arrived steamer Calabra tBTl Bridges.
New-York.
hall (FsrD. Keppel, New-Nork via Singapore.
sydney Arrived previously Redhil (Br),
Browne. New-York via st Vincent. c V. Adelaide and
Melbourne.
Pernambuco. 1a-sailed. steamer Manhanset CBr).
Ciertty. New-York.
Santos Dec I9-Arrived. steamer Abauo tGer),
hold. New York: 23d. arrived. steamer Kafir Prince
tBr). Smythe New-York via Pernambuco.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
amnsfmenis.

nnnnFnHyn Big Vaudeville and Comedy.
fhuU Un D lLhnGaTER AZ, nj En- the Main Feature.
m NJ CONTINUOUS yAUDEy' Z STARS.
VSn nj )Webb's Seals. The Cycle-Whirl. Kitty
kVu VI. Mitchell. Bunth Rudd. Hugh Stanton.
Eth dV {"The Still Alarm re ''esTisH"S"i eth & H%"s
v Ill Nj See the Sensational Fire Engine Scene
5X Sr fassl & = DALEY { Co: gsIt Soo5s s c..
THE a.. LAST 4:s.l. 1l.2 WORD Rsos $ r.
FAIRLY OPENINGS CHRISTMAS DAY.
23rd ST. 1880 A. M--s Full shows To-DAf.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
san FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Dec. 2-The official closing quo
ta1ions for MINING stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
rH1-RsnAY. DECEMBER Is.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81.
SKIPPING NEWS.
THE PORT OF, NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. DEC. "a. 1901
| ARRIVED.

:, n hesst to philip Ruprecht. Arrived at the Bar at
$50 m. r, Macmillan sPr new 172o tons) Covie.
c;rsenoc December in ballast 20 Barrier & Co. Ar
rived at The aE az CFSr ,anlo Nicholas. De
oerbsr 10 in ballast Philip Ruprecht arrived AZ 'e
s,esrer Xenia Dam. Kruse Copenhasen December o.
,L npT.e "a Funch EGyc %. Arrived At the Bar al
Steamer Hedenes ,Norl sverningsen. fagses14d NOT
Tlsrsr-ba- with copper the oxford copper
CS: vesseI 80 Arrived at the Bar at m -
,-.e@ s5 Fi1rs y Bari 30 Messina December 3 Pa
Iermo Gibraltar 9. VITA nl4se 20 FneiPS D'0s "
CO Arrirea ii{,1"a skiiInGs colon December Il. With
rndSe and passengers % the Panama haiii0a' "
Arrived at the Bar at 40 m. .,-,rs Ts,a,a Do
o>rber 5. Cape Hayttsn D. ,+onsitss[ 80 and me csbin
Passenger to PIN Forwood and keock arrived Al ''e
I al A4trondack Ger Schmidt. Fort au PRINCE
,,+,rsr O A,x caves IL JacmeI IL and Kingston 49,
with mdse Forwood X kelleck- arrived at ''
Ss taam@r al Mount Vernon ,Nor Fasen Port au Prince
Antonio II and Is, with mdse and one ea5dn %
steamer Mexico. stevens Havana December II VIII
r,dse and 90 passengers James Ward Co. Arrived
stesuer t Fi Rio Iarker. New-Orleans December 10
,.,tL r,5sa 70 7 r Van Sickle -
steamer Kansas city. Smith Savannah December =
steamer Ceorsetowr. Houghton, Georgetown. c; De-
and Norfolk y. with mdse % 'he <N'd''''e
SfeameT George W clyde staples. Georgetown G and
wilmington y q December y. with mdse and passengers
teamep Hamilton catnarlne Newport and Nor
folk mdse and passengers to the Old DOMINION
Steamer Benefactor French Philadelphia. with mdse
10 sNndy Ms'Pf HOOK j. Dec o. m-wind mod
breeze; hazy
Steamers cIuIf Stream Philadelphia: City OF Augusta
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25

| Steamers Gulf Stream. Philadelphia; City OF Augusta.
| Sayanpab. Mamma BALTIMORE Nicoat II DAM,
C'hrstiana etc Chateau Latte Fr), philadelphia Bur
gerneater Petersen Ger. Flushing. Advance. Colon;
7torjc 1rt liverpool Princess Norfolk and New
| mort News. I'll Vale. Orleans: Pocahontas tSrl,
| trieste; New York Domingo City, etc: Apache.
| lacks
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
Yu:r,a LodQc No. 17. F. A. E.

The Yuma lodge Of Free and Accept ed Masons has received its charter Grand Master T. J. Sweeney of Phce- nix arrived here Thursday morning and odiciated Thursday evening in con- secratirg the new tcdy and installing the new officers, wLo are named below.
 Herbert Brown, worshiTul master.
 R. T. Chandler, senior warden.
 II. s. LaughliD, junior warden.
 .. L. De Vane, treasurer.
 R. s. Patterson, secretary.
 $. 3. Hinds, chaplain.
 J. ". Dcrringtcn, marshal.
 Charles Nj. Smith, senior deacon.
 ". r. Timmons, junior deacon.
 Geo. H. Bailey, senior steward.
 F. c. Slater, junior steward.
 Charles A. Johnston, tyler.
 After the installation the member and ladies repaired to the Southern Pacific hotel, where Q banquet was held in honor cf the institution Of the first Masonic lodge in Yuma. Grand Master Sweeney entertained the baEqueter5 with an appropriate address upon the subject of Masonry, which vas charac- terized by 8 pleasing eloquence and was generously appiauded. Responses were made hy II. S. Laughlin, Dr. C. ". Dresbach, R. Ii. Chandler, r. c. Sla- ter, ". F. Timmcrs, 4. c. Fraker and others.
 The banquet was an elaborate affair and the feast, prepared under the su- pervision of the eminent caterer, Louie Iaegor, sustained the gentleman 5 envia- ble reputation in that line. Tie affair lasted until l0:a0 o'clock, when the train arrived and Grand Master Swee- ney bade the members and friends goodbye and departed for his home in Phoenix.
 Those present at the banquet were: Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Brown and son, Herbie; Mir. and Mrs. R. Il. Chandler, Mir. and Mrs Ii. $. Laughlin, Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Patterson, NIr. and Mrs. w. r. Timmons, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Slater, Mir. and Mrs. c. II. Williams, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Neithart, Mr. and Mrs. ?. J. Miller. Mrs. Gus Livingston, Mrs. A. Ludy and son, J. E. Lludy, Chas. r. Smith, pr. Geo. T. Bailey, C. 4. JchI- son, W. H. Shorey, Geo. Nicholson, T. A. White, J. T. Wright, A. G. Fraker, Dr. c. ". Dresbsch and J. ". Dorring- ten.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04

The Yuma public school held an in- formal entertainment last Wednesday. The teachers and pupils are preparing for a grand entertainment to be given during the holidays, and Wednesday $ exercises were in the nature of g re- hearsal. Prominent among the pupils who took part in the exercises and de- serving of special mention, were Miss Maurine Elliott and Miss Stella Pierce, from Miss H&rriEgton's room. J. D. Meadows was present with one Cf Edi- sons latest Inventions in the phono- graph line. The instrument recorded the singing, and in fact all cf the exer- cises, and afterward reproduced the whole programme, to the intense de- light and astOnishment of the children and the enjoyment of all present.
 The New England dinner prepared and served on Thanksgiving day by the ladies of the N. E. church, was to all appearances an extremely successful affair, both from an edible and a fnan- cial standpoint. We have rot learned the amount realized, but as the table was cleared Of everything except dishes and people who wanted dinner were turned away, the conclusion is reached that they made some money. The Sentinel is pleased to note the success of the affair.
 Elmer Kane came down from Quartz ite Monday in company with Col. Dar- ling, ard made a friendly call at the Sentinel office. He returned to Quartz ite last night.
 Judge Davis has bought from Judge F. L. Ewing the fine driving horse "Clipper," and now sports the best single roadster in the valley.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
EIks Hold Memorial Services.

The order of Elks held it's annual memorial services at Elks' hall last Sunday at o'clock p. h., the hall be- ing quite well filled with members and friends of the crder. The room was appropriately decorated, and gu inter- esting musical programme and timely addresses beld the attention Of those present and made the occasion one to be remembered with interest. The pro- gramme is given below.
 Opening prayer, Rev. J. A. Crouch.
 Quartette, Lead Kindly, Light"
 Address on the Order, Ira Smith.
 Quartette, Selection.
 Our Departed Brothers, E. s. Ives.
 Quartettc, Selection.
 "Nearer, My God, to Thee, t" audience.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
Interested 0aly as a T..x-p.,yes.

IateFesSe5 JaLy @s q Tax-Eayes.
 Except as Q citizen and taxpayer the editcr of this paper has no interest in nor desire to profit by any sale the city of Yuma might see it to ma,,e Of its own property. The editor ,f the Sun sees it to insinUete otLeru ise. That paper says, now that the council has resolved to sell the cemetery prop erty to the highest bidder it is up to you," Mr. Darlington" Up to MIr. Darlington to Go what? As @ natter Of fact, while the Sentinel has been try ing to defend the city's interests in this matter, the Sun, whether Intentionally CT not. has been doing just the opposite iu attempting to justify the action of the council, which action would cbvi- ously result ia the city's less. Such personal fings as indulged in by the Sun come with very poor grace from a man who is a member of the honorable city council who should be first and foremost in defending the city's inter- ests on every proposition.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
Ar Explanatory Letter.
KlrA. A. T. December l, I9O.

KoT'A, A. T., December l, 1901.
 EDITOR SE.3rINEL-Dear Sir; In the Sentinel Of November 5 there was en article relating to the death Of By ron Jenks, miner.
 It is there stated that the miners of the King of Arizona refused to defray the medical and funeral expenses incl dent to his sickness and death.
 The facts are, the majority Of the miners in this camp would gladly have contributed fGnls for said expenses if the opportunity had been afforded them.
 Furthermore, the telegram that was sent from here stating that the ma ior- ity of the miners were of the opiuiCn that the county should bury him did not voice the sentiments Of upwards cf fifty miners and others here eIn- ployed.
 This article is sent to you for publi- cation solely to rectify any unjust opin- ions that may have been formed by the public in regard to the position of the late Byron Jenks' fellow workmen in this matter. Respectfully, COMMITTEE FOR TIMERS, KING or
 ARIZONA TINE.
 The Sentinel does no intentional in- jury to anyone. The item referred to in the above letter was handed into this office, and from what seemed a re- liable source, hence it was published. We thought it strange at the time if the telegram reflected the sentiments of the miners at the King, and we are glad to learn that it did not. Miners, the world over, are noted for their lib , eral and humane ideas and these at the King arc no exception to this general rula
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
4 New Years Guile.

There is one book every one should make an effort to get for the new year. It contains simple and valuable hints concerning health, many amusing an- ecGotes, and much general information. We refer to Hostetter's Almanac, pub lished by the Hostetter Co, Pittsburgh, "a. It will prove valuable to any household. Sixty employees are kept at work CD this valuable book. The issue fer 1862 will be over eight mil liens, printed in the English, German, French, Norwegian, Swedish, Bohe- milan and spanish languages. It con- tains proof e the efficacy of Hostetter's Stomach Ritters, the great remedy prepared by the publishers, and is worthy of careful preservation. The almanac may be obtained free of cost of any druggist or general dealer in the country.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
Knights cf PylElias.

As announced in last weeks Sentinel Grand Chancellor Dillon Of Prescott arrived in Yuma last Friday morning, and in the evening at Masonic hall or ganized K. Of of r. lodge and installed the following officers:
 A. N. Foster, chancellor commander. R. A. McPherson, vice "
 Rev. J. A. Crouch, Prclate.
 John Doan, keeper Of reccrds and seals ". II. Shorey, master Of finance. 4. Mcdesti, master Of exchange,
 ". Ingalls,, master at arms.
 L. II. Arbogast, inner auard.
 L. Page, outer guard.
 C. C. Dyer, T. D. M0loy, past chan cellor commanders.
 L. II. Arbcgast, c. c. Dyer, T. D. AIollCy, trustees.
 Meetings every Monday at 7:30 p. n. The lodge starts of with twenty members.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
An Old Timer.

Dr. George Martin stopped over in Yuma on his way home to Tucson from Los Angeles, Friday night. The doc- tor is one cf the oldest white settlers in the territory, having crossed the Cole ralo river in 1852. The first twenty five years he lived in Yuma: the re- mainder Of that long period has been spent in his present home, Tucson, where he now owns the finest drug store in the territory and one of the finest on the coast. The doctor left fer home Monday evening,
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-12-04
Saved af Graye's Brink.

"I know would long ago have been in my grave" writes Mrs. s. H. New sem, of Decatur, Ala, eff it had not been for Electric Bitters. For three years I suffered untold agony from the worst ferns ofindigestion, waterhrash, stomach and bowel dyspepsia. But this excellent medicine did ne worlG of gcod. Since using it can eat heartily and have gained B pounds" For indi- gesticn, loss Of appetite, stomach. liver and kidney troubles Electric Bitters are positive. guaranteed cure. Only 50c at Cotter's drug store.