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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
FOREST CITY.
the Scranton Tribune


Forest city. oct 5.-"Dick" Gray, the
barber. is the owner of IL billy goat
that has been trained to draw Il little
wagon. Evidently Richard has not
yet thoroughly broke his little horse
to harness. Yesterday the animal ran
away "spilhg'' the two Gray children
into the gutter. and logging" it down
Main street at Il .14A gait.
Eugene +. Deming has moved his
family to his newly acquired property
on Hudson street
Court has handed down Il decision
eXempting the Forest city poor dis
frict from paying taxes on their poor
farm in Herrick township.
\ mandolin and guitar club has been
formed and will receive instructions
rom Prof. A. T.. Thomas.
Even for an off year This election
vas unusually quiet here.
ID. ID. G. NJ. Ainey. of New Milford,
visited Forest city lodge. f. ana \. NJ.
asst night.
Jack Alexander who has been out
If town for the past few days. is again
at home.
Sheriff MaXey was in town today for
The purpose of voting.
John Mcdonald. T. w. Cunningham
ana Daniel Melvin will serve as ju-
,rS next week
The Epworth Literary society VAS
entertained by Miss Myrtle Martin last
evening.
THE tIeptaSophs' degree team from
'arbondale will ON Friday night put
three candidates for the Forest city
lodge through their PAGES.
On December 10 II SDprinl election
VIII b" held To vote ON the PROPOSE
ton I" bond the town in Slo,000 for
tn" erection of the borough building
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Bertha Galland.

"lhc Forest iuyCi.' .,s book wd> very
generally read and NOV tia, AJurcr How 5
Story has been drlmatizc1 for tc Stage II will
undoubtedly plO'r entertaining .S the novel;
TIL" play was originally made ry Miss tlo
Graves in England, and consisted Oi ten tab
lcJuN. When Daniel frolinau secured the
American rights Tor hi, LewcSt star. Miss Bertha
GillInd. h" contracted with the we'll known
American pltylight. \. t. LanrastcI, 10 re-
arrange Miss Graves version. This Nj. idnras-
ter h,i, done d.ftly 80 to make Ioui scenes and
i've acts. ior ii toDnd that THE ten tdblcaiN
would be really equivalent ia ten acts. On 'hc
opening night of the play at the Lyccum theatre,
New York. even in spite o this condensation the
play WAS shown 10 be u little too long. Since
then it has been shortened certain unnecessary
scenes eliminated and Therefore is very much
improved.
Miss t;alland. who created splendid mplcs.
sion is lSOult, the gypsy girl in ''rhc Forest
Lovers comes to the l.!ccum next Thurs'la!
evening, supported by the original New York
rast. The sale ot seats will begin TUESDAY.
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Money to Loan.

covered that Of the new 'sti,, which wrrr this
year launched in the theatrical ctlcr. the Two
which have met with what would auIcar 20
be permanent and substantial successes, \Lc-
laidr 1hulS,on who is starring in 'Swcnt
Glover" and $. Miller Kent. whn is .te,rntiig
"rhc Cowboy and the Lady. Miss Thmston has
Just completed her tour oi hr south with h'-
ing colors, appearing at every point to large
and delighted audiences. NJ. Kent is now Ia
the northwest. where hc has a great and
deserved success. Like Miss 'rhl,stou his hu,-
ness have been vc.y large.
Howard Gould Is now touring in the New
No,k Empire thcstcr s",t.S, "Hrolcr Oilucls."
under tho direction of ". VI. Wilkinson
''Brothcr Officers i, the wort. "F leo Trevor. y
captain in III" English amy. and his hand is
shown III The correctness oi uniform, equipment
and military observance which is so woeiIlly
lacking in the great majority ot plays ui ihi-
character. Manager Wilkinson hia snro,,urd
Mr, Gould with an excellent company Nj.
Could will appear in this civ, probably during
the mcSrut season,
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"Lost River.N

J,scpl Nibn's Ner ,,rl su,ceos "i, piy.
,,, +" ,.,s ,rcso,toJ AZ ihc ,,,o,,r u,o,,or i,,,
o,on;,o ho,,rc L,,e, ami i,i,,, ,,,,i ,,,,asod
ou,ic,rc Tho ou,hor h,s str,nJ tho pi,, g.,
r,s,nr,l ucloJr,,n,' ,on,,iu,t i'm az sn,,euh,t
adverse chn,ooleristics AZ nlavs n,.,o,I oenc,,ny
admit ~, not,ine be;nu ns,d ;n,n ,hni, ne,oo,,,,
,,,,nsrho,os ,nn,c ,nolo,,,,,,tin ,bnn snn,.
sto,m and ,h,uu it,,vcyor tbo ,,o,,j,,,,,, IN.
,i,,,pt T., tho MAY il s,rnuo and x,r, ,,cc,,,,,,
pltbouob s,,mcd unou IL, pn ,n,ous ORIGINAL limos
Tin .,n,v ,I, .,,,o ~, ,v,,ci, 1, ,,i IL, t,,i;,n,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY OF SCRANTON, Dcpar tutout 81 Public
SAFETY Scaled propo-t, will hc opened AZ
llc office of the city rrCoIdcr hN tho director nt
This department, Al I o'clock p, M, Monday,
Nov. i, 1901, tor repairing the oitv ot SCRANTON
garbage Urrmatoiy. according To plans and spccl.
h,at Ions prepared by Mr. l., N, Elgar, 10 hc seen
~ the office of the department q, Public safety,
All hid, shall br Nlcd with tlr city controller
I'Mlrkcd rroposal'p, at his OFFICE IN The Ihy
nan not Later than 10 o'clock q. IA, Monday,
Noy Is 1901 The SIM ol tity dollars $50 O,h
in ,dsh OF certified check is /" h" enclosed with
each bid, which sum shall he forfeited to the city
in case Ol refusal omission ou the part Of
tlr bidder iO whom the contract j. awarded 20
execute contract within ten day after the
awarding of the ssln",
The city reserves ih" igul TO lclr"t aui ~ all
bids !. l., NoRN>ER'
Drcoto, Department ol Public safety,
Scdnlon, Pa. Nov. T. lml,
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Nov r. Cattle -Stcudy: lcccipts
! $50; good 10 prime steers nominal, S6aosO; poor
So 81; stochegs and feeders, S2ai4j; COWS, ~ %,
"a; heiirTs, S5i5.95; clnncrS, si2il2.2 2j; bulls
ssl4 so; calves, Sii650: Texas steers, S3ai; west
an steers, silJ -. Hogs Receipts today aOO0D
tomorrow. q. GlD; let over, 5,jGD. len cent,
ioweg: mixed and butchers, sj.O>iGOlis; psod I,
choice heavy, sj,Gja6.O5; rough heavy, - ihj.nj
light. sjiOai7j; bulk oi sales, sj.,allj75. shecl
81, Reeeipts, is,0OJ; good stronger; common slow
laIui,S good. stronger; common, SLOW; good tC
choice wethelS -. jUli25; western sheep. s3i3. s.
native lambs, ". joaj 10; wcste,G lambs. SSa4. No.
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killed BY COAL GAS.
MI and Mrs. James Murtha. of
Tracyville, Are Asphyxiated.
spcciiI to the Scranton Tribune.

Spcuu to the SCRANTON Trbunc
Honcsdalc, Nov. 5.--YesterdaI. about
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. James Murtha and
son, Charles. who live near the old glass
factory at Tracyviic. We're found in
their home unconscious. being overcome
by coal gas. which escaped from IL
stove
The son, being Il robust man. r.coV-
cred from the effects of the Eas. but
the father and mother. bcin. old and
feeble could not revive. and both have
since died.
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NICHOLSON.


Special to the scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, NOV, 5.--J. h, Stephens uf
Royal, is spending few days with
friends in town.
Il. S. =. Hines, OF Hartford, was a
caller in town, Saturday,
Mr., and Mrs. Il. ID, Bell returned
home Tuesday morning, after few
days stay al their cottage at Upper
lake.
simpson, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fl, s. stephens. of State street. Is
very i'll with gastric fever.
Miss Nellie Mack is visiting her
friend, Charlotte NJ, Wells, of Middle
Town, y. Y.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market

Chicago, Nov, i,.lmlilS foreign news ol many
sorts today revived The wheat pit ahcr a rthir.y
ot several months, and also helped o,hci grlu,
markets. December wheat closed lai'so higne,
Dcccmbcr corn, a,,. up and December oats, iac.
advanced, Provisions closed "'ga5c to isi'a".
up. Cash quotations were as follows;
No. rcd com, 72a13',c; No, . com, ioh So
No. . oats ao'aaS,c,; M, white, illsiil3,r
No. \ white, i03,ail,ao,: M. : rye ijia,ac.
fair to choice mailing barley. 5jIjsc. No. ! illN,
seed, no; No. | Northwestern, Sis; prime
timothy seed, 81. 7a5 ~; mrsS pork, Sl3 3SjaiSN0
lard, Ss.5ius 57i2; sho,t rihs, ss.soi7.aj: dy salt
ed shoulders, .Aa7lac; SloIt clear sides, ", l0i
20; whskcy, Sl.5D.
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STAR Thief WORKS
At GREAT BEND
He Steals Gravestones. Changes the
Lettering and Sells Them
Again.
Special 10 tho scranton Tribune.

6pecial 10 the scranton Tribune.
Hallstcad oct. 5.--rhc star thief mas
made his appearance in Great behd.
Some months ago a slick well-groomed
stranger entered the wicked city ana
represented himself as AN agent FOR
II large granite yard. He Interested
several parties in tombstones. Mr.. J..
treHgh. of Red Rock, just above
Great Bend. purchased one, which was
duly delivered ana set up as agreed.
some days after several stones We're
missing from the Hashrook cemetery
and after dligent search II was found
that the agent had taken the stones
from graves at Hasbrook and had
changed tho lettering and polished the
granite SO it looked new and palmed
the tonbstones off on unsuspecting
victims. justice of he Peace NJ. j..
Quailey ISSUED warrant for the ar
rest of the swindier who L. supposed
to bc in the vicinity of Nicholson.
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HALLSTEAD.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Halstead. Nov. 5.--Charles Van
Iandt Is visiting relatives in New
York state. his old home.
The new steamboat, launched early
in the spring, is not to be taken apart
for the winter, hut will be docked III
front of the residence of Dr. Merrill.
Saturday foot ball game will bt
played here. between the strong High
School team. of IIallstead. and Waite,
Packard's Indians.
Rev. e. y. Ives. of New Milford uc.
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. g. Dale, - iuokaWanna Ave.,
Beans-.Pcr b,ishel, choice marrow, >2.tOa2 .Gi,
Bultcr-Frcsh creamery, 2la22r,; dairy, mesh
22.,
ChcCsc--Eull cream. lui?dllv.
Eggs Nearby state, 23d25c,
Medium Bcan,-Pcr hushcl, S2,iG
Green Peas Pei buShcl, Sl,i0ii,ij,
iIoul--Bcst patent, per barrel, 81 10
i,ciiis--Pcr bushcl. choice marrow, 49, IN.
Poatoes-Pcr bushcl, Si5i
puions-Pcr hushci, Sl.0o.
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HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

From The Youths Companion,
Some Americans who had l"na lived in Eug
Land spent last summer in Maine and, wishing
10 play golf, got permission from tarmcr Il
use some pastuic Land, and there laid out links.
The farmers old servant, Scandaizcd by The
sight OF tall athletic girls in scarlet coats, arm'
with hon.hocfcd clubs, St'idns over the fields
one day reported to his master:
Them girls in the pasture scare our cows
The farmer scratched his bead. "iIiram, -
came his lcisuicly answer, times is changed
since We was Young rscd to be the COWS stared
rho nirlsl"
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Roanoke" Last Night.

\, the Academy OF Music last night the Hum, .
lrv.JacA-uu company presented Roanoke" tive
act comedy drama of great interest from begin
ming 10 end
1t was presented IN an exceptionally clever
manner by the company last night. In the At.
tcnoon '''Ihr World six act drama was pre-
scntc,,
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WANTED Position as ahIppRg clerk or stock.
unau; had three years experience: can COM
well recommended. Address, H. g. cIlr vi scran.
ION Tribune
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

with his daughter, Mrs. +. L. ingalls,
for some time under the doctors care,
is not improving as the winter APP
proachps.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Nov, j,-~Catt c-2o cdIs on sal, 4;
cars ON sale. active; heavy ,Ooi6,0S; pigs, So ,,
as, tO rough, s5.s0aj ~: stays, sIil.75. Sheep
and Lambs2o ears on sale; strong at yesterday 5
prices.
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THEATRICAL NEWS,
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

INlEt -"T1c Rrixton Burglary" Afternoon
aud night.
ACADEMY on MtSl, -.lIdntlcyIlarr com.
uany. Ntci,oou and night.
STAR -Watson's Orientals Afternoon and uiahl
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Agents Wanted.
Lost.
Estl'ay.
Miscellaneous.

LADIES' AILMENTS TREATED: all cases; phi.
va,y; specialists care. Medical Home. ~
Washington St.. Buffalo, y y.
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AN ENPERiENCED girl would like situation in
private family, honest and reliable; wages ST..
Address Kittic Tribune office.
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A WOMAN wants work by tho day. can i3a
Forest court.
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SITUATION WANTED BY a woman to 30 o,v
D., dly washing, ironing and cleaning, Plea
call or addres, Ms, Russell, lslo Gcdar ayeMs,
South Side city.
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sITI ALTON WANTED to do washing and ironing
At home. can or address, W. IT,, Tribune.
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SIN ALTON WANTED A Protestant lady, -
wears oi age, wishes a situation iS ,hdrcn's
nurse, or so wait on invalid lady, or hol,r-
keeping Tor widoNcr with small family; has hnd
experiences; good references. NddrrsS. T., NJ
Tribune piiicr. ...... ..
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SIT ALTON WANrED-By young girl 10 years
old as nurse eirl; address i0l Thcodote stiett.
city.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
AN OHIO SABBATH EVENING.

PiKEroSE, Ohio. Sept. 2.-israei Nc
Collaster 10 dead. and John B. Cutiip,
and McClelland Nance mortally wound
cd, as sequel to a social party given at
Salt Lake Greek, south ofhere last night.
Miss Stella McCollaster, and Sailie
Cutlip engaged in dispute and while
McCollaster was endeayoring TO quiet
them, he was stabbed from behind and
expired almost instantly.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
Interesting Interview
With a AttOrney Nc
Len1Ore WhOPrO-
secuted HOey.
The Investigation Still Going On,
Department Of Justice People
on the Rack Now.

Cinnamon was pouring into the United
States through the port OF Nogales, and
after & supa56c Al examination became
satisfied hat the officials having such
matters in charge, were either criminal
ly Negligent or acting n concert with
the Chinese in aidirg 'r'r 71'a Hf3'
entry.
A trusted agent OF tho department
Mr.. Dickey, was sent out with instruc-
tions to make thorough investigation
and IL evidence OF fraud could be had
TO institute criminal proceedings. In
order to carry out these instructions he
joined with him in the investigation
Geo. Webb and l.. s. Hathaway, cns-
toms inspectors. Webb was instructed
to pretend TO be willing to engage in the
fraudulent scheme suspected and by
this 10 learn the method and means by
which II was done. This he did, was
taken into Hoey's confidence, told how
and from whom the money was obtain
ed and the amount received for each
Chinaman. Hoey was induced TO 60 to
Webb's room where he went over the
whole matter again. This conversation
was overheard by Mr.. Dickey. who was
concealed in closet leading into the
room for that purpose.
After learning from Hoey that the
letter "a" on the Chinese certificates
was TO be the pass word along the line,
Dickey, Webb and Hathaway acting on
information received from Hoey and
Frank How, q Chinaman, found bunch
OF Cinnamon on the road between No
gales and Tucson, on tho certificates Of
which appeared the letter "a" -Four
OF these Cinnamon are still in the Unit.
ed States.
The proof shows that Hoey at various
times gave Webb checks for his share
OF the proceeds received from the China.
men and those checks are in possession
of the Government.
The last check was sent under these
circumstances Webb wrote TO Hoey
from Tombstone. asking whether he.
Hoey, had collected any more money
from the Clifton Chinaman, Frspk
Hin, for letting Cinnamon through. and
IL so 10 send him check at Bisbae.
Hoey sent letter TO Webb addressed TO
him at Bisbee, enclosing check for $50
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
Saint Carrie
Still Advertising.

New YORK, Sept. Carrie Nation,
who arrived in this city yesterday. was
arrested at 2Sth Street and sth Avenue,
charged with "raising a crowd and ere.
ating riot" She was released, how
ever, upon assurance OF her escort that
she would 90 direct to her hotel.
Before being arrested Mrs. Nation en-
tered three saloons and two concert
halls, and in strong language lectured
bartenders, and persons gathered in the
different reserts.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02

Hon. M. G. McLemore. OF Galveston,
Texas, United States attorney for the
eastern district of Texas, and designat-
cd by the attorney general Of the United
States, as special assistant attorney gen.
eral in the matter OF the alleged custom
house frauds at Nogaies, arrived In Tue
son yesterday.
Mr.. McIemore comes from family
OF lawyers. His father was for quarter
OF a century one Of the conspicuous lead
ers OF the bar OF Texas MIR. seIemore
was spending his vacation with his fami-
ly at Los Angeles, when he received a
telegraphie command from the attorney
general to proceed to Nogales and take
charge OF the Hoey investigation.
When seen by Citizen reporter this
morning and asked regarding the char.
yes against Hoey. MIR. McLemore said /:
at has never been my custom to try
cases through the columns Of the news-
papers, bat rather think q court house
the proper place for that and TO submit
the facts as proven on the witness stand
to jury qualified and selected. Up to
this time | have not said one word
about these cases, save and except be-
fore the U. 8. Commissioner at Nogales,
but think in view Of the many false and
vicious reports sent out TO the people OF
Ariynna raua riding tha reDfespn3attyas
OF the Government, the witnesses and
the testimony, that q statement from
me will not be entirely out Of place.
In the frat place. desire TO state that
the only reason charges were filed against
W. NJ. Hoey and b. +. Jossey was be.
cause was satisfied from an examina-
ton OF the evidence Furnished me that
they were guilty as charged. The state
ment given out by Mr.. Hoey and his
friends that he was considered by Mark
Hanna as too powerful factor in Re-
publican politics 10 be retained in the
pnblic service, and desiring 10 deprive
certain prospective Presidential candi.
date OF the electoral votes Of Indiana
and Arizona had these charges preferred
and Hoey removed is as ridiculous as il
Ia untrue The evidence adduced on the
examining trial at Nogales was In sub
stance az follows:
Some months since the treasury do
partment was informed that food OF
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02

Nance is alleged to have beaten the
dying man with club.
Terrible scenes followed. during which
knives and Fevolvers we're drawn and
women tainted.
Excitement 10 still high and more
blood may flow as it 10 said the mob
will take the matter in hand when II
has been definitely settled who commit
ted the murder. More arrests are ex
pected.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
AN INCORRIGIBLE BOY
COMMITS AWFUL CRIME.
Killed His Companion
i'm WantO11 DeVi7trv.
Mother of Young Assassin Died When She
Heard the Fearful News.

term expired he took up his abode with
another woman than his lawful wife,
the mother OF his son Carlos and q
little girl two years younger than Car
los. named Josefa. Mccormick senior
has continued to live with this woman
ever since leaving his wife in 1894 and
has done nothing for his family. The
children have lived with their mother
and grandmother who worked hard for
their support.
Several months ago Mrs. Mccormick
was taken i'll with stomach trouble and
upon the old grandmother devolyed the
duty Of earning living for them all.
The boy Carlos made no effort to
help bat spent his time with companions
of his own stripe on the streets. A few
weeks ago the father tried to entice the
boy from his mother. but life was easy
with her and he refused to go With his
i&4Htr
a. t.s u,utSer died this morniDt,
.ea, II se8t 'eatt go feCoF-
a.r,s .a4i -te wse lead aaI a-sed eI.As
ne ~enia do q aard the expense OF her.
bgrsa! AlcCorm5ck caliei at tbs little
adobe hut on south Main street where
his wife's body lay and informed his
wifes' mother that he could furnish
nothing but the boards TO make coffin,
but that he wanted the little girl Jose
ia to go with him. Now the little girl
is the only companion the old woman
has left and If her father takes her
away the old one will be entirely alone.
The grandmother sits huddied on the
floor and mourns and wipes her eyes ON
her mantilla; the little Josefa leans
against the cot on which her mothers
body lies and looks and listens 10 all the
excited talk OF the gathered neighbors
with wide uncomprehending eyes. And
these same neighbors caa find no
language too strong with which to
characterize the man who the declarey
never did single act OF kindness or
duty to his deserted family, but now
seeks to take from the grandmother the
child who is her only kindred aud as-
sistant in her feeble old age.
The coroner's jury, consisting Of D. G.
Steele, j 2. Maisb, f. G.. Wilson. Il. L.
Williams, w. W. Melten and G. O. Wof-
ford held an inquest on the body Of Antop
nio Soto at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
brought in verdict Of death by gum
shot wound in the hands OF one Carlos
Mccormick, Intentionally discharged.
Hearing OF McCormick's case has not
yet been set.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
The Strike Situation Unchanged

PfrrssuRo, Sept, 2--The steel strikers
who have been trying for week 10 get
the employees Of the Carnegie plant at
DuQuesne to close, made "A last stand to-
day and failed. The parade at Mckees-
port 10 meet the workmen ON their way
10 the mill at 6 q. m. and induce them
10 remain away. had been arranged but
when the hour arrived there we're no
aaarchers aud the parade was abandon.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02

ed.
san FRASc1soo. Sept. 2-The seventh
week oil the strike was ushcred in today
by q parade of the organized labor OF
this city. and II lie estimated that at
least twenty thousand men formed Ia
the procession which marched through
the down town section OF the citv and
later 10 the Mechanics Pavilion, where
literary exercises we're held.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
Workins Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, Iistlessness into energy,
brain. flag Into mental power. They re
wonderful ia building up the health.
Onlp 25c per box. Sold by l.. Zecken-
dorf & Co., wholesale and Geo. Martin,
druggist, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
Cuban PlesldtaJT
Candidates Out.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2.-it is expected
that the Presidential campaign in Cuba
will increase in activity during the com
ing week, says the Havana corFesIaon-
dent OF the Herald.
General Bartoiome Masso IL apparent
" not gaining in strength. 1t is gener
ally believed that, owing TO the anques
tionablc strength OF r. Estrada Palma
General Masso will Aa tbs last moment
accept the nomination for the vice presi
dency.
Neweat nictnre moldings-kroWn'e.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
A Unique Suit
Filed by Young Girl.

CoRsIcANA, Tex. Sept. "A suit for
81 800 was filed in the District Court
against the Cotton Belt Railway today
by Miss Pearl Wright Of this city. The
plaintiff alleges that while she was rid
ing on a train Of that road there was
toud, profane and even obscene lam
s.. es @-5 500 nresence and that no
oaast ~8s s-3t. .u tts .'@5' ID y train
cr.v jo prevent e.. ..aa Isl saet ssH-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
Coal Miners Strike
For New Wage Scale.

OLIVER SPRINGS, Tenn. Sept, 2-The
Union Coal Miners are out OF the mines
here and refused to return TO work
until an agreement is reached with the
operators relative 10 new wage sche-
dule.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-02
SIMPSONS Strength
HOW's His Nerve?

LAKE SuNAPEE, y. II. Sept. 2.-Rear
Admiral VIM. T. Sampson, continues to
gain strength daily.