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Evening star., 1901-10-03
Inquest Necessnrx.

Augustine Oelbermann. the aged man
who died at Providence Hospital of pneu-
monia last Sunday. as published in yester-
days Star, lived at $40 AZ street northwest
and was a tailor. Six weeks ago, it is re-
ported, he was injured by a street car at
Az street and Missouri avenue An inquest
will be held in the case tomorrow morning
Evening star., 1901-10-03

Charles Brooks. colored was today sent
to Jail for six months by Judge Kimball
of the Police Court for assauitiriy Lizzie
Brooks, his wife. The testimony showed
that he hit her in the head with a stone and
she said she was afraid Of him.
Evening star., 1901-10-03
FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY.
Light NOrthwesteriy Winds Are In


Forecast till pm. Friday: For the Dis
trict of Columbia, fair tonight and Friday;
light northwesterly winds For Maryland
and Virginia. fair tonight and Friday;
frosts tonight in western portions; fresh
northwesterly winds on the coast
Evening star., 1901-10-03

Michael McCuliough, fifty years old lir.
ing at the Casino fats, was found sick al
3uis ltth street northwest about il:3f
so' clock last night He was removed 10 his
home In the patrol wagon.
Evening star., 1901-10-03

The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-October 2, Pm, IA; pm,
G2; y midnight. 80. October 3. am, So;
s am, 81; II noon, G1; pm, 81.
Maximum, "a, at pm. October 2; mini
num- 80, at $50 am. October 5.
Barometer-October 3 4 pm. 1855; 8
pm, 1861; - midnight, 1913. October 3,
am. 23T2 am, %. 70; noon % 70; 2
% m - 49,
Evening star., 1901-10-03

Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Fails. temperature, 66; condi-
tion, =; receiving reservoir temperature,
80; condition at north connection 3; condi-
tion at south connection, ): distributing
reservoir temperature. 20: condition at in
fluent gate house, 10; ettiuent gate house -.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 6:i2 a. m. and 6:24 d M ::
high tide, II 90 a
Tomorrow-low tide, 7:12 am. and 7:2S
pm; high tide, 12:2S am. and 1854 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:5S am; sun sets, 5:41
pm.
Moon rises 1904 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises. $50 am
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted if
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
MURPHY
HAS NOT
YET BEEN
REMOVED.
Street Also Holds on as
Chief Justice But
His Tenure is
Uncertain.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1D.--Inquiry at the
White House failed to verify the report
that Murrhy had been removed from the
Governorship OF Arizona and Col, Brodie
appointed in his place.
At the Interior Department 1t vas
denied that any change had taken place
in the Cover rnorship, although ifa change
should be made In the near future il
would not ause surprise.
At the Department OF Justice it was
denied that Webster Street had been res
tired from the Chief Justieeship OF Ari-
IONA, and also that the appointment OF
Jam son had been determined upon.
II seems TO be veil unde rstooti In off
cial circles that the tenure Of both
Murphy and Street 10 very uncertain.
but doubt is expressed in influential
quarters that either will be removed till
the expiration Of his term.
There Is not much doubt that Colonel
Brodie can have the Gosernorship Of
Arizona when Murphy is retired il he
wants it.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Oct. l9-~Advices
from Washington say: ''Bgodie has not
been appointed Governor OF Arizona.
He viii probably be when Murphy's .
term expires. The story published TO
the effect that the commission has been
issued ia without foundation. "
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Work for the Bees
Towards Great Scheme

$EH ORLEANS, Oct 10 John Howard
OF Cooper County, Mo, is a bee-raiser.
For years he waited during the winter
for the SNOW and ice TO disappear and the
bees 10 get ready TO make honey and
money Tor him.
Then he thought oi scheme to con.
fidence" his little workers. lie packed
them up securely one winter and brought
them South TO farm just below Chal-
mette. II was warm aud sunshiny there
and the bees shook off the lethargy oi
winter and vent TO work.
Howard langhek in his sleeve at the
success Of his little game, and now he
brings his bees south every winter and
takes them back to Missouri every
spring. They make honey for him twelve
months in the year and he In getting
rich.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
TaylOr'S ASSailant
Guilty Of Assault.

Henry Summers who was tried yes
terday before the district court got of
with a light sentence. He was found
guilty OF assault, which means that he
may have to spend only three months In
the county Jail. Summers was defended
by Attorney kirkpatrick who called one
witness and some expert testimony by
physieians as TO Summers sanity.
A plea OF insanity was entered and
the Testimony went to prove that the
defendant was suffering from periodic
melancholia.
Summers is the man who bit Marshal
Taylor's thumb. When he suffers
from these attacks OF tenn porary insanity
he 10 dangerous. Judge Davis may have
him sent before the probate Judge and
committed 10 the asylum at Phoenix.
Summers comes from a good family and
has weil-to-do relatives In California
and Denver.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Delegation Complete
For the Convention

The Democratic Executive Committee
OF Pima County met last evening at the
cali of Chairman O'Keefe and selected
Ave delegates to the Statehood conven.
ton. The three chosen at the mass
meeting, and already agreed upon we're
selected. They are. Col. ]. y. Breathit,
Judge ". II. Barnes and Rochester
Ford. Chaa. Blenman and Geo. +. Kilt,
we're selected To make the quota OF FIVE.
Mayor Schumacher has made his APP
pointmcnts as already agreed upon and
notified those selected. He choose, W.
W. Griffith, Roscoe Dale, A. Y. Gros-
setta and Thos. +. Wilson. The presid.
dent Of the Board Of Trade, Gus. lloff,
choose GEN. l.. II. Manning, +. J. Trip.
pei, Sam Rarkley and Vim. Angus.
Thus, all chosen at the mass meeting
have been regularly selected and two al.
ditional delegates by each OF the county
committees.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Yuma Indians Here
To Claim Farm Lands

A delegation OF Yuma Indians came
in this morning. They represent abont
twenty. We OF their fellow natives who
dwell on the Arizona side OF the Colo
RADIO river about nine miles south OF
Yuma. They are here 10 ask the land
Office 10 allow them 10 take up forts
acres Of land in each severely. They
completed There entries. at the land
Office this morning
They have been living on these lands
from time imemorai and for rnany
years have been cultivating them. Tn
der the law they have prisrity OF loca-
ton right and they wish 20 get rid oi
white squatters who have settled on
some OF their lands.
1heee Indians are self sustaining
They have considerable stock and sup
ply the Yuma market with vegetables.
They have always been friendly TO the
whites and are an entirely different
band from the Indians who dwell on
the reservation In California just across
the river.
General Thomas F. Wilson. Is repre-
senting them. He has been their repre-.
sentative for Is years. lie was always
a great friend Of their chief Captain
Tom.
Assistant u. s. Attorney ThoF., ID
Bennett came over from Phoenix thii
morning.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
A Pointed Lesson
for the GOldbugs

FL PAso, Oct. lo.--Large quantities
OF goods from Mexico City and Puebla
are being shipped through FL Paso and
around by Nogales into the State of SO.
nora. There are now In the Mexican
Central yards in Juarez ten carloads OF
cotton cloth goods which will be shipped
through in bond for Sonora points. A
railroad man who 10 familiar with con.
dtions said today:
"Our gold standard has certainly play
ed an important part in developing the
industrial resources oi Mexico and in
building up that country's manufactur.
uring interests. II has played the came
part for Mexico that protection played
In the industrial development OF our
country. A few years ago when silver
was worth more In the United States
than 1t 10 worth today, Mexico purchas-
cd her cotton goods from the United
States manufacturers. When this coun-
try deprecated silver by establishing
the single gold standard Mexico was
forced 10 manufacture her own cotton
goods.
Today Mexico's cotton mile are flour
ishing and getting fat on the money
which was formerly paid 10 the United
States mills for cotton cloth
Mexican officials the other day, in
denying the report tina, the Mexican
government contemplated adopting the
gold standard. said Mexico WAS enjoying
too great prosperity under the silver
standard to make any change in its cur.
rency system. They say that by stick
ing TO silver Mexico will soon become a
great manufacturing center and that tt
adopt the gold standard would remove
the protsction which IL afforded the
yourgSsndustries Of the country by the
silyer standard and the high price oi
american and European exchange.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
This Old Person
Mas Well Fooled

CHIcAao, Oct. 1O.-~iIerman I.iebers,
wealthy farmer OF Minden, Neb.
sought the aid OF the police Of Central
station last night TO find Gertrude IIaus,
whom he came to Chicago To 10 marry
after courtship lasting three weeks.
liebers frst met HE intended bride
when he arrived at the Union passen-
ger station yesterday. On alghting
from the train he WAS met by the wo.
man, who gave him cordial greeting.
After taking LiebeTs 70 the Morrison
Hotel. where he registered, the pair
visited several iewelry stores, where
Liebers. says he. bought wedding pres
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Awful Suffering
Of a Young Child.

LADYsalrn. Wis. Oct. lo.~-Francis
stoyanek, six-year-old girl. who Won
dered into the woods Tuesday, was found
to-day almost unconscious from hunger
and exposure. Searchers came upon
her sitting 10 pool Of water in AN old
logging road where 1t passes through a
marsh. She was holding bunch Of
moss TO her mouth. Her shoes were
gone. her clothing was wet and her
hands and face were scratched by briars.
She fought her rescuers at first, but
soon VAS quieted. She will recover.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Indiana Wild Man
Caught at Last.

FLORA, Ind, Oct. l8-~The wild man
who has been terrorizing women and
children in this vicinity for num Der OF
days WAS captured this morning e Sc
miles south ol here in the oods by
Charles Hill Vincent McCarty and
James Jordan
lie had been pursued ior a number OF
days, and made hard fight before being
overcome. His clothes are in tatters
and his hair and beard have not been
trimmed for ycars lie is unable 10 talk
and Ribbers like an animal.
There is no clcw to his identity. and
he will be held in the Jail at l1elph
until come other provision IL made.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Outlaws Rule Nome
Robbers Rampant.

Pom TowssENp. Wash. Oct. i9~Re-
ports by the steamer John 3. K.mball
state that reign OF terror prevails at
Nome. IioIdnps and robberies are Of
nightly occurrence.
Men are being sandbaggsd and rob.
bed in broad daylight. when caught in
lonely places. Siuicebox Iobberiss are
frequent and several miners have been
relieved OF from $500 to 5000. Bns-
mess houses have been robbed and
even women walking In the streets are
made victims. A few days ago two
masked men entered the store OF Mrs.
S. NJ. Hovey and at the point of pie
tol forced her to give up $500.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
HOW THE
PRESIDENT
GREETS
HIS VISITORS.
He is Fond of Inviting
Acquaintance to
LuncheOn--Talks
Very Freely.

WAsHISaToN, Oct. lg--if President
Roosevelt keeps up his present practice
he will he known in history as the great
American entertainer. oubtedly
Mrs. Roosevelt knows him we'll enough
by this time 10 make her breakfast, din
ner and luncheon orders ample, for, un'
Ill the time comes, she never can tell
how many people will be around the
board over which she presides.
When IT comes luncheon time the
President sweeps bis gaze around his
office and says "Weil, let's all go and
have some luncheon" and then march
90 in at the head OF the company that
happens To he with him. whether IL 10
one man or dozen. lie has had some
body AT dinner, and usually three or
four. every night since he has been in
the White House. The number he has
had at luncheon will average three
day, and there have been dozen guests
at breakfast at various times.
These meals are not formal affairs.
The guesta 20 in and take pot luck. The
Roose welt menu 10 simple. The Presi~
dent believes in plenty OF plain Iood.
There are usually some oysters or CLAIMS.
or coup. a roast and some simple desert,
sometimes there is an entree, and often
some dish like chicken pie serves for
every meat cor exe. Game IL frequently
ser we'd.
The President says he can talk better
at the table and with less fear of inter
ruption than in his office. and lie urges
everybody with whom be has any
particular business 10 eat with him. One
prominent visitor last week said just be-
fore he left
Mrs. Roosevelt ought TO send me a
bill for board have Deen here two
DAYS, and have been twice to luncheon
and once to dinner with the President. :"
The meals are all Jolly. Often politics
is not alluded to- and the guests stray
of into discussion OF hunting or the
Spanish war, or the care Of children, on
the merits OF Rudyard kipling, or some.
thing else equally far removed from
state craft. Mrs. Roosevelt is charm
ing hostess, and IL never rniiied, even
when the President bursts into the din
ing-room at the head OF half dozen
guests when there are seats provided for
only three. She would not be surprised
il he came in with twenty, as he will,
some day. without doubt.
The ely, secretiye, "cagey" politicians
who like 10 talk in whispers, with mys-
terious mods OF the head and wise droop,
inss of the eyelids, are discomfited by
the way the President greets them.
There 10 nothing sccretive about his con-
versations. He has a powerful voice
and he talks out loud. He stands square
on his feet in the middle OF The room
and, IL there are others present, they
are very likely to hear what his reply 10
to the low. voiced request or suggestion.
OF course he does not talk OF great
affairs Of state that way, bat the man
who comes in and tries to get contiden.
tal during reception hours Rets rude
shock. The President could not whls'
per II he tried.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

ents to the amount OF more than 400.
They then returned to tho hotel, and
i.iebers was told by the woman that he
must remain there until she returned
this morning, when they would he mar.
ried. After remaining in the hotel 70,
time Hebers coniided in the proprietor
and was told that he had been duped
He then reported the matter TO the
police.
According to the story told by Liebers
who 10 wid0wer, hs noticed an adver.
tisement in an Omaha paper last month,
The vertlsement stated that a young
and beautiful woman sought husband
with u good home.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Young Girl Hazed
College FOOlishness

PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, Oct. l9.~-One
OF the freshman ''co eda" at the West
Virginia University was compelled
last night by upper-class girls to per
form mad antics In the streets OF Nor
gantown, while being hazed.
She was made to dance, jump and
walk backward in the street. ami then
wade bare footed and bare-limb bed
through bed OF mortar in front OF al
unfinished building.
The haEers also made the victim sing
over and over again the same love sonl
until she was go hoarse she could hardly
speak. The young lady 10 keeping still
about tho affair, and aside from some
bruises on her feet she 10 uniniured.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Town Swept by Fire
Great Loss Of Property

NoRrH SYDNEY. h. G.. Oct. IA
great fire Is raging at sydney At two
O'Clock the entire town 10 threatened
with destruction.
Help has teen summoned froo other
places.
The fire started from the ex plosion OF
ad oil stoye, and being famed by q gale
soon became a confagration.
Both sides ri Main Street are swept
clean. The town has population Of
1900.
Al : O'Clock The fire was still raging.
The loss already amounts to s3,000.000.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
What McCord SAYS.

Col. NJ. II. McCord, the United States
Marshal, came over from Phoenix this
morning. and when asked concernfng
the reported appointment OF Coi4 Alex
O Brodie. as Governor Of the Territory
TO succeed N. o. Murphy, he stated that
Col. Chris,y had received A message 10
that effect and that o. soon as Col
Bro'iie returned and desired TO assume
his new duties, he wonld take the oath
Of office This, he said was the general
opinion OF peo Die in phonix.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19


LOWELL, Mass. Oct 10. Alfred Smith
Teller, and Louis swift boob kkoeper, Of
the Merchants National Bank are miss.
ing. Business il conducted as usual to.
day and experts are at work on the
books.
1t Ia learned that the men had been
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Mealey Out on Bail
Trouble Mell0Wed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I0.--The state de-
partment has been informed that w.
II. Mealey the American citizen who
has been lying in jail at Porfirio Diax,
under a commitment Of contempt OF
court, in Withholding certain legal
papers from the Mexican court has
been released on ball. This relieves the
acute phase OF the case in which the
state department interested itself.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
SUCCESSFUL
EXPERIMENT
AT THE
FRENCH CAPITAL
Encircled the Eifel
Tower in a Prize M-
fort Made Start in
Five Minutes.

PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE Santos. Dumont
airship ascended this afternoon la FIVE
minutes and afterwards began Ito trip
around the Eiffei tower for one thousand
francs prize.
Santus Dumont completed the trip
successfully.
A question has arisen II 1t was done
within the limit OF thirty minutes.
Deutsche. who offered the prize eays
that the aeronaut won. The committee
claims forty seconds over the limit.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Bank Officials Make a Haul
Disappeared With 100000.

speculating heavily. II was said they
t 'ok all the money in the vaults and
He'd. which places them in a position
where the bank will have 10 compro-
mise
The shortage is reported TO be 800.
COO The bank officials will make o
statement.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
A Shocking Calamity

Lately befell u railroad laborer, !"
writes DR.. A. Keliett, OF WiIIiford, Ark.
"a lie foot was badly crushed, but Buck.
lens Arnica Salve quickly cured him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns, Boiis,
Piles and all skin eruptions. It's the
Worlds champion healer. Cure guA.
ranteed. 25c. Sold by l.. Zeckendorf &
Co, wholesale and Geo. Martin, drug
let, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
The Man Mas Found
But Not the MOneV

the police looking for four accomplices
who ii alleged robbed the bank messen.
ger practically OF all the money he had
Two women and two men ut road
house il is alleged, got Armitage drunk /,
took The money but returned the checks
10 the bunk.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Admiral Bunce Dead
Fine Old Sea Dog

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. l9.- Rear Ad.
miral Francis Bunce. retired. died here
today. Bunce was in command Of the
Atlantic fleet at the beginning OF the war
with Spain. and was showed aside by
the navy department clique to make
room for Sampson.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

NKw YoRK, oct. l0--Gcurgc Armitage
the missing messenger Of the bank Of
New Amsterdam surrendered himself at
police station today. IIe had only
thirty-one dollars on his person. There
are six thousand dollars missing.
Armitage tells story which has set
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Big Registration
In Greater New York

Nrw YORK, oct. 10 Registration for
the municipal election closes tonight
Both the Democrats aud Fusionists are
using every effort to get their adherents
to the registration booths.
The total up to today was Eve hundred
and two thousand
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
The Wrecked Steamer
Still on The Shore

HALIFAX, n. g., Oct. l0-The steamer
Manchester which went aground on the
shores OF Cape Breton yesterday is still
hard on shore and it will be difficult TO
move her. Two hundred and twenty
passengers and n crew OF forty-three are
still aboard. The boat is resting easy.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
A Burglars Raid
With Fatal Results.

MrNnoTE, Ills, Oct. l9.--Burglars
raded this city during last night.
Fights with citizens followed In which
Policeman Farrow was killed and citi.
zen injured. The burglars escaped.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Cattlemen to Meet
In Convention.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. l9.-President
Springer Of the National Live Stock As.
sociation has issued an official call for
the 9th annual convention TO meet in
Chicago on Tuesday Decem ber to be
continued four days
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Big Fire at
Houston, Tex.

HousTo<, Tex Oct l9--lire destroy
cd the Hutchins hotel and contents this
morning. There vac one fatality and
loss oil quarter OF million
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YoRK, Oct. I9.-Bar silver. 81 /,
Mexican dollars, 4bi silver certificates,
45ia.
COPPER firm S7i9ml7.
LgAp-Iead cuiet; brokers, 400, ex.
change 1917.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Joseph Comes Home
Not in Talking Mood,

New iogE. Oct. l9.-Am haesador
Choate arrived on the steamship Phil
anelphia today. He declined to discuss
the object Of his coming or Nicaragua
canal matters.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

Kinney House. Globe. New manage
ment Dean 4 King late of Hotel Macy
Wilcox. House thoroughly renovated.
Dining room connected. Travelling
mems headquarters.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

The Phoenix base ball team headed by
Manager w. A. Watts came in this
morning and registered at the Orn-
dorff
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
No News of
Miss Stone

CoNsrASrNorLF, oct. i9~There has
been 40 news up to noon today from
Miss Stone, or those searching for her
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

l.. w. Carr the Salinas, Cal, cattle
man has returned to Tucson on bnsi-
ness.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
committee

Masquerade ball at the Tucson Nata'
torium November 10th, by the dancing
class OF Mrs II. CrankshaW. lbl-u
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

At the end OF the fourth inning the
ball game score was Phoenix 5. Tucson
l. {. Armstrong ives in the box and
srnck out seven men In the first four
innings. Both sides made two pretty
donble plays. F. Armstrong will pitch
tomorrow's game.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19
Qualey Convicted
Of Palsifying Books

Bowie, Ariz.. Oct. l9.--I. l.. Qualey,
former president OF the Arizona 4 Bos-
ton Mining Company who was indicted
Tor ialsifying the books OF the company,
WAS convicted today, but has not yet
been sentenced.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-19

Sta tionery--AtBrown' 25 N. Stone Ave.