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The sun., 1901-02-22

BosroS. Feb. ~ III. p. Stort Of Cleveland
sprung quite surprise In his match tonight
with william Clearwater of>Pitsburg by
defeating the latter by a score OF $50 70 ~
~ was a close and interesting game from ne
start and UP to the last three frames there
was plenty of Clearwater money in sigh'
while Clearwater was nervous and seemed
TO be working hard He constantly tied
himself up whom he had q good chance 10
was poor and combined with that he missed
q number Of easy shots Stofrt PLAYED bril-
liant pool He was very careful, PLAYED uns
position and his safety game was sui erb
The sun., 1901-02-22
HA,I>G DENOUNCED ~ THE HorsE
tt,np, to Provide for the Punishment Of Naval
CaArts Foand Guilty Of the offence.

WlsHiNoroS. Feb. ?i-The House pro.
reeded at once. upon meeting to-day. to
consider the General Deficiency bill In Com
rnitt'e oi the whole
Mr. sherman Rep, y Y offered an amend
utent authorizing the Superinten dent Of
the Naval Academy N make such rules as
Will eNsctuslly prevent the practice ~ hay-
ing and providing for the expulsion of any
cadet found guilty ~ haiins and barring him
from appointment To either ths Naval or
Military Academy
In the discussion that followed Mr. DAYTON
Pen, " Va. for the Naval Committee.
supported the amendment at the same time
den wing that hszing was practi'cd at An
napolis as u had been AZ West Point The
worst case probably, which had occurred
sine. TIA. Pooz investigation was making q
rlche repeat rapidly the string Of sdiectives
which Mr briggs had used to denounce
ha3ing at West Point
Mr. sherman and MIR atmer Dem,
: c. called Mr. payton's attention to cases
Of hazing within the Iast year Of which he
admitted he had not previous knowledge.
Gen Gro.venor 'dRep. Ohio and Mr.
Wheeler Dem, Ky }, advocating the cessa-
tlon Of brutrlity at these Institutions, pro-
tested against the extreme penalty sought
70 be enforced for hazing, Mr. Grosvsnor
esid II was equivalent TO that for treason
Nr. Wheeler said the present pubhc sehtI-
mrnt against these boyish prsnks was an
n,basltbnul sentiment. akin to that which
supported Mrs Nation IN her hatchet crusade
in Kansas
Mr. Hepburn tRsp.. La made a visorou.
speech against hazing aud said that what he
vanted uas "a certain Fixed severe punish
pent for IT, applause He did not believe
that man raised in the atmosphere Of indul-
canoe In that practce were ~ to command
..v,oar c,,,,,,s Why uas II that ,hs
american ''u1'"H W.. ~ '""' Wv
and that there were recently 1000 de-ertion.
g., ,h. srmv9 II was he ssid b.c,use
rom tne a,ny va Nv u' '.o'u7o
American ciuzens would NOT submit TO the
80 onn,a.s,o, in IN. naval and ,nili,arv
ana "ppro'son W ''o ""' :" "'u ''i''''
academies. but " was arsued that u mo
matter we're Just let alone the naval officers
wouiu "l'" 'u' 49, 80
Mr. Chairman. he SAID. nave IN my POCKET
list OF t"enty-nNe vessels OF the navy that
ness for the positions theN h"ld was thus
demonstrated Ana yet the greatest punish
rhent accorded bv naval OH, r T. tel w
from sea pay for three ysar-. the retire ent
Of the officer from Inty q the rate Of t?s0
compelled an onicer who loses his ship to
Nessr- Cannon sld DAYTON warmly do
fende the nav al - ''r. rom wha' the .att'r
deSo rb'd a III" br tai slater 'uts of Mr..
Herb, rn The amendment "a' then rued
Mr. fitz eral ,Dem. Na,.p offered an
arnendn,ent "a r r1tinr IS O0l Ia ray the
.xpenSes Il enterta !in9 ir,-ldent krarer
The sun., 1901-02-22
The President Commutes Barratrs sentence

WAsnINoTos.' Feb 81. - The President
,igped a Communication of sentence to-day for
Morris Barratz, now serving a term OF one
year in Iail al Jersey city. Barratz was con-
yic,sd Of illicit diStilling in that place and on
Nov 2S lso1 was sentenced TO pay nne ot
$500 and 10 go to Jail for one year plea
Tint he has been an ca ernplary prisoner and
was an exceptionally gallant soldier IN the
Philippines. ~. President mikes a re-
mission OF theI fine and commutes the JAN
sentence TO six months on these grounds
The sun., 1901-02-22
Biii,avds.

BY getting in a great run Of ~ buttons AZ
lead over Howison last nieht The fnal
SCORE of the fourth evenings play was 800
for Morninsstar TO sic for Howison. Tbs
ecore,
Morninssiar 600 poin,s,-ia - /, a. So. q n. :.
H. Q. -, D. 4. q, s,sE II, 1. n O. ~, a. s. ~ TO
Ml, 400; avetaee, II 1920 high runs, AZ "a, - ans
81 Grand total-i,2o0 points
howson us2 points 40. O. -, IS, o. q !.
81 ~ Q: O. a. "a io.ao' ~ y,
90. Grand total. I. ls6 points
Referee-Edward MclAughin-
The sun., 1901-02-22
Geographic Name, In the Philippines.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ~. The President to-
day sent to Congress tha report Of the Board
on Geographic Names on the coastwi-e names
in the Philippine Archipelago, upon which
there was urgent need OF uniformity. both
In spelling and pronunciation, III their use by
The executive departments. The list CONF
prises 1000 names. occupying loi typewriter
sheets The board Adopted the spe ling
found on The spanish offlCial charts and the
English pronunciation as nearly as possible
follows after each name.
The sun., 1901-02-22

rf.t autrsnt.r owe. thst have teen p'itiish"d
hoy stuw tLaf the yacht sih rtohahb 10
, rrg ',st snd rsry thInk should nsss lame
racing With ne ~ -tol tost and tho Columbia
T1s lines Indicate hat Mr. ,rUvnib-h.eld hs"
not taken su, fadicel departure but has
.d..I.ped Yacht similar ~ msny te-re.ls
=, lie Columbia sith rrnnsmsnts ~ model
.t,I frIpru,,uert. that have suggested 'hsm-
The sun., 1901-02-22

sien,F.ad feet % irches east 'fe-hosft
, fest freshoafd ~ fHTrnfl. feet irrhss
ders lsaru NJ fnrWafd srd - wa'erifs e
feet dsrk team 81 after end If Na'"rhne 's
feet inches dsrk team 80 fh1ral, ~ fce' s
inches oeutfs of lateral plane az - Ne Toe a
waterline Iest met - Cettf ~ huovar.
aft of load Va'sf linz :. 10 feet nfen ~ Ia'efR
plane az 6 fe'f ares ~ uid-ltp ssr'ior
M y feet area ~ lpsd watsrlIre plane. 30 s
feet area - wetfed surta,@ ..sIa f~et
The sun., 1901-02-22
Paterson SIX Firm to increase Wages.

PAirRsos. Feb. 81 johnson, Cowdn 4
Co silk manufacturers. announced to-da
that they would increase the wages OF their
employees per cent on March =, and another
Give another s per cent increase II tn" con-
ditions Of the silk trade warrant II
The sun., 1901-02-22
1ennsytvsaia Faculty ssspsnds Bsskstbi
IAAm.

The Faculty Athletic Committee Of tNs
University Of Pennsylvania Yesterday su~
pended the 'varsity basketball team pend
ing investiEation, This Information reach ci
this city lats yesterday afternoon in q Tel"
gram 10 John ". Cross. manager u tho -kg'-
Der FIVE team OF the Greenpo!Dt Y. NJ
OF Pennsy lvania team, The latter "e'H
70 have played the \. n, C.. A. team IN to
latter's Gymnaaium last nlaht.
The sun., 1901-02-22
Golf In the South Of France.

CANNES FEB. lin the h'st round Of the
golf tournament here to- day j. Wilmer Biddls
of Phlsdclphia led NJ IN" last oi the eighteen
holes IN the competition for honor medals
with score of77 linlyard, Harvey, Double
day and Van Buren, scored ~ each In the
competition for ladies medals Miss Buckley
had nine-hole score Of Is and Miss Hum
phreys pt So
The sun., 1901-02-22

Columbia's cycle team met yesterday aud
elected Charles R. Rose, 'O2 college, captain
for the year The election became necessary
at this time owing 70 the disqualification Of
Capt Darwin \. Hudson by the Faculty
Athletic Committee for playing with the
hockey team at Ptttsburg.
The sun., 1901-02-22

Martha Smith and Joseph Smith. nineteen
months-old twins from 22se Second avenue;
John Dunn OF b?2 East Fourteenth street and
Joseph Barllotti OF ?U20 First avenue were
taken 70 North Brother Island yesterday
sudsring from amaupo1.
The sun., 1901-02-22

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The sun., 1901-02-22
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The sun., 1901-02-22
The Monte Carlo Chsss Teususy.
.sp,esnI CaAs Dss poteA 10 THE St,N

MONTE CARLO. Feb. 81. The rssuiu Of the s,s,.
.n,h round OF the International chess tourney played
to- day. we're Scheve beat Backburne. Marco heat
Alapln Gunsberg and Sehleeh,sr drew Rser,o bea,
Didisr wlnawer beat Mieses, Tschieorn and NaSon
sdpurned their game in favor Of the former ana
slton.
The sun., 1901-02-22
re.chers' Coiles. Win. q, Basketball.

The gymnasium Of TEACHERS College vas
the scene of peculiar basketball game yes
terday between the college team and the
girls from tn. Westsrleigh Collegiate Insti-
tute of staten Island Both teams were a.
tired In boomers with sailor skirts. and mo
college girls wore their hair in Pyschs knots
They were much larger and heavier than tic
school girls and their team play was much
superior To that Of their opponents When
the staten Island captain complained Of a
breach OF the PLAYING rule. Miss Besge
tho Teachers College captain. remarked -
her team. "lou mustn't hug the ball. its a
bad habit The first half ended in a score
of "a to 1 in favor OF the Teachers College
and in the second the lead was increased -
30 TO Miss Jenkins scored nine goals for
Teachers College and Miss Beagle eight
Miss .ee did the best work for Westerleigh
The lne-up WAS
The sun., 1901-02-22

Goals Shoi-Mlss jenkins. o; Miss kydd. 6. NJ.
Beagle. D. Misc Henderson. :, Miss SchmelA. I. Miss
Lee. /
Goals on rouis-Miss Ienkins 1, Mas lee.
halves
The sun., 1901-02-22

\ Moore. lsfchu ont apI + ''.'~
Nutley. ia not return cards
secretary Kerr of We y 60 , gave ..'
yestrrdaN the name. ~ "|" H--H' a." '. I'D,
a national ,hamItru-lIr f'I. wear lie
NualtIc CIV CnUnrN 'Ipu .rd g." Nassau
country club are nyp.i ant. for 'h" amateur
,hHmI tuushtp. the w u,i Hunt and Count.
riub Tor me open amt thr Et'u-rN G.r
tlub aud the Country tiup u' btuyNtue 1-A
for the women oyami p-mp lhe apyi.
q the 1 q on Pet -. when tho date,
vii also ba nAed
The greatest In the mst.fv OF golf ~ ra.u
beach One huudTrd ana tN"ui --''' "n
drove on the iir,t tee tor ~" Suuth'ru florida
f0r,y'twp ~rut-- we're allowed 90 p.u' the
afternoon rounds. ali beyond that hay NJ
thirty-tso which qua.ihcl m 'No -iNtrrn-
Tor hole play for chan ptonshp and con
.oIst.on cups { = Cory and 4 Mhllihsn.
each. only one stroke more than the rr,or fnt
the course \. riirg to arrangement IN"
play-r- having similar or mar th" same -c, r"~
The outcome of the second eighteen holes
brought about tie i,r TIE = ID medal be-
decided to play three hole, l."dal play ~
settle = tie Forrest won ~" gold medal
Cory the silver nd {. ninGm N, hr",HL" IN"
plon.hIp and will play al hole ildy tomorrow
n " Forrest, ~. 10 "a, d. y Corv. y. u las
". Il psyi. 81! ~. i2t.f " ro,.I-sn. s. g ~
y. ws,trmans - ~ $50. T. Mat>an, q, a
iSs Tnull. y, 10 lel. D. ! .ScGumer \:
=, iss O / Willet NA, sp .l72 " b. barnard
II Az i6s { y watson. lr, 81, - 1856 j. UTk
hol,I as p2 III u Wrurks. IS. W ~. ). Mad
dock IS So isS u Root ~. o. 70 Il. n
NcElw,s ~ 81 III Z . rl'lr>, - ~
" T. Glow, NJ, ~ 'GA Nh'''cf u a.. -
\ ii N,sherry. -. - .l7S / = NtYtNe - II .l1a
Y L. It thnson, A.. ~ 1s0 N Benedict. ~. NJ III
ii { R,Nn,ll ~ gl. ~. {. lh ugs'1u, - Se-l7u
| 4 n Mckee, s. 40 ~. y. y MAk'r. - III
q iierst %. =: lI- \ Hawaii Al 7e-lea.
Two women golfers made some now wo,
mems records for tn. course TODAY and wer'
better than many of the men PLAYERS
Miss Downcy Of hpawamis mad" an 80
and Miss H. Andrews an NJ. the previous record
being 20
MISTER PARN Fla, Feb q o. The coll
| Tournament was continued her" to-day II
| beautiful weather with a large Attendance 81
spectators The event was a men'r ab-hol'
| handicap and It was won hv II ! stevens
| who Was third Yesterday IN the scratch com
| petijion His score was isi d-l7s SChagCr
| with a handicap ~ "a, was second and "
! Westinghouse, with a handicap of ~, wa
/ Atxta nj n ter Of d.
The sun., 1901-02-22

Goals forN a Howard. I. B.lden, ? Hornfech
Frey for Boston " c. toddafd. I. Siauwood Ret
ac, pe Wit 81, Nicholas =. {. Time. Two
twenty minute halves
The Crescent 4 e laid IL all over the
Hockey club ~ New York last night AZ the
Clermont avenue ice skating rink In Brook
lyn " was a clean. scientific game of hockey.
one OF the league series for the amateur
ampionshir trophy and one Of the largest
CROWDS of the season turned out to see the
sport From start to finish the New YorkS
were outsksted outshot, ou'played The
score: Crescent, a goals Hockey Club, n
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
Military Strength of Nations.

communication recently trans m'tted by Secretary Root to congress affords an opportunity for making comparisons of the relative military strength of the nations in case of necessity. In the event of a war re- qairlng not only the use of regular armies and reserve forces, but the en- tire available strength in able-bodied men, the United States, according to MT. Root, could put into the field l0,- 432, O43 men, with force of about ll0,- 900 organized militia and somewhat more than 100000 regular troops. The military establishment of any one or the great European powers IS, of course, much larger than that of the United States. By calling upon its Preserves Germany could muster an army of about $500 GOO on war foot
 ng; France would have about 5,000,- OOO, and Russia .bout !, ,200,000 Should war arise calling for the employ ment of all possible resources, includ- ing those men who would be called upon only as a last resort, Russia would overshadow all other powers enormously, European Russia alone furnishing 22,000,000 men, to say nothing of the hordeS of Tartary and central Asia which would be behind this force. All the other powers would be very nearly on plane of Germany mastering l2,00O,- 900, Great Britain, exclusive of India, about the same number, and France S, ,55O, 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
Had to Conquer or Die.

''l was just about gone, writes Mrs. Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs. N. C., "l had consumption so bad that the best doctors said l could not live more than month, but began to use Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am DOW stout aud well. It's an unrivaled life saver Tn consumption, pneumonia, la grippe and bronchitis; infallible for coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, croup or whooping cough. Guaranteed bot ties 50 and Sl. Trial bottles free at Globe drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
A Good Sugges stiou,

Seldom day passes but the Era re- ceives letter inquiring about certain mining companies operating under a charter from some of the eastern states and supposed to be doing busi- ness in this section. In nine cases out of every ten these companies have never been heard of in this section. No one knows anything about them. they have no mines, at least nothing worth calling mine, and yet they seem privileged to operate under the law, and are tieecing the eastern peo- pie right and left, and Arizona takes the odium therefor. There should be territorial law passed requiring all mining companies operating in Ari- zona to take out a charter under her laws, with board of local directors. This might not entirely prevent lllegitimate stock deals, but it would not be so easy for fake companies to organize and operate, as home men with good names do not care to mix up with eastern stock jobbers. The people of Arizona never make dollar out Of these wildcat schemes, yet Ari- zona is given the credit of these ne- iarious enterprises. Our legislature now in session should pass some law to correct this vil--Copper Era.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
Will Boom Ills Business.

$. Laval, q merchant of Dallas, Tex. writes; ''I thought l would have to give up business, after two years of suffering from general debility brought on by everwork and long hours, but four bottles of Electric bitters gave me new life can now eat anything, sleep we'll and feel like working all the time. It's the best medicine on earth. Its wonderful tonic and health build CT for tired, weak, sickly and run down people. Try it. Satisfaction guaran- anteed Only 50c at Globe drug store
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
An Ominous Choice.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
 Jim, the bartender, must be going out of business.
 What makes you think so?"
 He's just gone and married a woman with hatchet face.n
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
NoTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers, for 1000
 Delinquency.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, /

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, {
 COUNTY OF CHA. 0S
 Pursuant to Act No. JS of the 18th Legislative Assembly of the Territory Vf ArIzons, notice is hereby given, that, unless the taxes delinquent as set hprth III the said delinquent tax list tor the year l9OO) together with costs and percentages are paid, the real es. tate upon which said taxes are lien will he sold at public auction on the Ilth day of March, 1901, at the front door of the court house in the Town of ilohe, Territory of Arizona, as re- qnlred by law A. H MoRgHaAD, Treasurer and Ex- O6icio Tax Collector.
 Giila County, Arizona.
 Dated this l4th day of February, A D., 1901. 3t
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
RULES AND TERMS.

HOURS OF SERVICE-For the present the time of servlce will be lii0 minutes of the 2i hours, the force taking full holid " on the 29th of February. Offce hours. from : a. m. till 10 D. m, after 10 D. the night bell will be adjusted so that urgent calls on business or sickness will be responded to by the central Sundays, to 10 q. m and to 7:30 D. m. These hours of service (practically continuous. ex- cept on SundayS), are something unusual in small telephone systems without extra charges. We are here to serve our patrons In tbe best mannerposSible.
 TERMS TO BSCRlBERS-T To all business houses. S5 per month: residences, within req sonable distance of the central ofticc, S2 50 per month. A fec of Sl0 Is charged for placing each phone. For the present. and until the town is thoroughly wired urgent messages will be delivered for subscribers within the town limits free to subscribers.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
Brief From BillyiIIe

From the Atlanta Constitution.
 A revival has been going on in our town for week, and seven delinquent subscribers have paid up in full. Verify, religion is power for good in any community.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
The Prophecy Fulfilled.

From the Atlanta Constitution
 "The late editors wife is something of humorist."
 'Indeed?''
 'Yes. Took line from his original salutatory and placed it on his tomb stonep
 ''What was it?'
 .''We are here to stayYn
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

When you want anything in the way of stationery, drop in at the News Depot. We make speciality of that line, from dainty papeteries to account books, all sizes.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

When you want a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and pleasant in effect use Chamberlain's stomach aud hver tablets. Price % cents. Samples free. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H c Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

For the weakness and prostration following grippe there IS nothing so prompt and effective as One Minute cough cure. This preparation is high ly endorsed as an nnfailing remedy for all throat and lung troubles and it's early use prevents consumption. It was made to cure quickly H c Hitch cock.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
FOR SALE.

Lots in residence part of town. Ranch for sale. Apply to FRANK JORDAN, or address Box I23. If.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

Quality and not quantity makes De- Wits Little Early Risers such valua. ble little liver pills. H c Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

According to the latest official list there are l9, I46 public functionaries of various kinds and degrees of attitude employed exclusively in the District of Columbia in conducting the numer. ous departments and bureaus of the federal government. These are the civilian appointees only in the execu- tive departments, and do not include senators and representatives and sew eral hundred employees of the two houses who vibraJe between the capi- tai and their homes in the several states. Nor does this aggregate l4- clude $50 or 400 army and uavy oifi- cers, active and retired, who form d large permanent colony here. The monthly compensation of these l9, 4 i6 civilian employees amounts to Sl,- 635, ,7OS.Sl. Therefore, the aggregate sum in salaries annually paid out i'll Washington by the government dis burslng clerks reaches the enormous total of l9,62S, ,652.72. Besides, prob ably not less than S3,CO0. 900 additional go to senators and congressman and their highly paid subordinates, and perhaps Sl, 250.000 more to the army and navy officers, most of whom are of high rank with large pay, there being constantly in the city not less than sixty generals and admirals, ac- tive and retired. These totals form a grand aggregate of s23, ,S7S, ,5O5.72 an nually paid there in the single item of salaries, very pretty sum of money, indeed.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

Reports shsw greatly increased death rate from throat and lung trou- bles, due to the prevalence of croup, pneumonia aud grippe, We advise the use of One Minute cough cure in all of these difficulties. It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. H c Hitch cock
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
For Lease.

The California restaurant near o. D. smelter, large building with large lot, suitable for boarding house, store or other business.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21
Accomplished by Liberal Advertising


 The following item from a Missouri paper is well worth reprinting: "Wheu We were publishing paper in Mt. Vernon, Iil., in 1872, on the second floor store opened in the room under our office. The senior proprietor came up stairs and contracted for three cot urnns of space for twelve months, with locals and 2,5O0 dodgers each week. lie remarked that IL was a snap to gel into town where other business men didnot advertise The firm started out on borrowed capital. In three years 1t had money enough to start two stores, one m Sedalia and one in St. Louis. It dissolved partnership and each partner took field to himself Byron NugenG was the partner who made the contract, and is now the senior member of B. Nugent X Bro, the great St. Louis house. He not only owns the store, building anu grounds, but has erected nice little cottage home that cost him SS7, ,000 We must say that some of the old moss backs who were in business in M' Vernon before Byron Nugent ever saw that place, and who never adver- tised, are still in business and grum- bling about the dull trade and hard times"
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

British army mortality from bullets and disease in South Africa has reached l2,9S9, and the number added last month was $50. Probably the War mas cost 20,OOO lives on both sides, score that shocks humanity, as President Kruger predicted.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-02-21

Family washing solicited prompt attcntlon-work guaranteed. Globe steam Laundry. Telephone B.