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New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
GREENBAUM INDORSED BY LAWYERS

4 number OF lawyers have indorsed Samuel
Greenbaum for the Supreme Court in the following
language:
The undersigned, members Of the New-York bar
do hereby cordially iudOrse the nomination OF Sam
uel Greenbaum for Justice OF the supreme Court
Mr Greenbaum is prc-eminently qualified 10 I'LL
this important post by reason OF his long, active
varied and highly successful experience at the bar.
Added 10 his legal attainTcuts. we find IN Mr..
Greenpaur1 "a gentleman who Is respected among
his legal brethren who has always recog-
utzed In his practice l.,wyer the high and
honorable standard which should characterize the
legal profession.
Among :hr .gners are; Wheeler II. Peckham. +.
ElIery Anderson. william y. Cohen, William y.
HornbloweI. John Murray Mitchell. John De Witt
Warner, OpGykes Wilcox q BristGw, Lord. Day
IL Lord Arthur Won Briesen, Henry W. Taft, II. +.
E:natsin. Carlisle Norwood. william S. Opdyke.
HAVE. 6 Judge. Charles r Rushmore. Jeroloman
g Arrowsmtth. W. {. CULVER, Alexander 7.
Mason. Tyler. Pratt. Hibbard & McAluin. 3. f.
Tracy Edward J.auterbaCh, Daniel p Tiays, Ev-
p. Wheeler. David WILCOX Henry De For
est Baldwin. Myer 5. Isaacs r Tecumseh Sher-
man. Paul d. Cravath. Agar. Ely & Fulton. Roger
A. Pryor. Henry L. Rowland Louis Marshall. w
VI. *. Olcott, Austen G. Fox. Edward b. Whitney.
Sherman Eyarts. Rack Olcott Gruber & Bonynse'
Hoffman Miller Dickerson. Brown & Raegener.
Eugene 4. Philon. Thomas Allison: Paul Fuller.
Thomas Thacher. Franklin Pierce. Edmund = Bay
lies. Olin Riyes and Nathan Blur.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
EAR WEATHER TO-DAY PROMISED

IF she weather this morning doesn't make every
man entitled to vote anxious get right after
breakfast and do II, then the Weather Burea8i
man was mistaken in his prediction last night The
forecast said that the weather would be clear and
the coolest of the season That sort OF weather
suits the cause for which the fusion ticket STANDS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
HAVANA WORKMEN FOR TAMPA.

EFFORTS TO PREVENT THEIR SAILING FRUs-
TRATED BY THE POLICE.
Havana. Nov. 4-The local union Of cigarmakers
attempted to prevent forty Havana workmen sail
ing for Tampa to take the place of strikers there
The police arrested thirty of the demonstrate tors
escorted the workmen to the steamer Florida,
mich left for Key West during the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
THE RETURNS BY TELEPHONE

The New-York Telephone Company has made ar
rangements for supplying Of the election
which will be available to ell users of the com,
panys system. A special bureau has been or
gapized to handle the returns. and answer insuirv
calls from users OF the service. All that is neces
sary. therefore. to obtain of the progress or
the election by telephone is TO call I'D the exchanea
and state that election news is wanted The in
qurer uill then be connected directly to the tele
phone companys Information bureau, which will
supply the latest returns available, "
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
STEWART HAS NO FEAR OF LOSING

John Stewart. the Citizens Union candidate for
Alderman in the lower alderman district of the
XXIst Assembly District, issued a circular last
night. denying that he made the statement that he
did expect be elected 5 he said had been
declared by his rival. Armitage Matthews the can
dtdate for Alderman the Republican ticket
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
negotiates his wagers. re-

ness with which he negotiates his wasers. re-
marked yesterday afternoon: c.a ,,,,.
layin all my money on Low Snepara 70 xinrs d
hank book from his pocket? I've bet sip on Lo~, "
l guess I'll lose bet, though that hiaue oii
Van WICK"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

able quantities. The Triper company was incor-
nora ted In February, 19OO and was capitalized at
$40 900 coo. Senator Jones was said to have peen
the chief supporter of the concern
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

nvrpr,sEMrS1s and subscriptions for Ths hlssaassy
a received at their Uptown Office. Nc sdvertise-
Sist-st, until y clOSN reS1.As
ment, received at the following oranen sh-aye.
oice rates until O'Clock m VIZ ~ 'Iarys sthasSs
and 14th-st.: I4e Columnus-zvs near ts,sst 81 We
West 4od-st near 6th-ave % East lstn s-,n-zt
1cd-st between Tth and sth ayes-; los East
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
Droposals.
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHlNe-
TON d. c. SEPTEMBER &c. 190L-Propo$1Hass W., %
he received at the Office Department N 80 tba
Of Washington until O'Clock p m on " ei9t Ts - ire
Sth day of January 1902 for conveying tne TLs
United States by steamships oeC N.
act 1921. tetw=e1 the several t,,rtres
Tinted several ports IL f0FlSi
which are specifically tanned tne s'heiIs - - nj;
Dfbltshrd Proposals invited t9T
said routes is for ten Years -,ht /,
snail commence the list II Marci lJo-- i"@ ''s
reserved TO reject all bids --o,-rr-
SCHEDI-IE OF PROPOSED ROUTES -.,r,
M 3S-''O NJ $" From New YORK 10 Idsrto -,,s--s
Venezue.a calling san Juan. Cur eo ana Ia Il class
Once weeks, vessels oi the tliu
Tirle: eight days Curacao rl1e -4ys 10 - o-
Bond required with bid. 5000 . ,,s-,rafbo
No. 80 NJ. s.. From lNew 1otA 70 ONES
Venezuela calling at La Guaira ana Curscao rms
every rwo weeks in vessels OF :hs fourth class
10 Ia Guaira. seven days Bond required VIII ~
-otes instrIIctons to bidders and blank forms m.
nossIs with ACCOMMODATING bonds, San be ooiaihe
Superintendent of Foreign Nails Post Onlce bsE-
on and after October 18th, 1901 . -.- r-sra-sI
~ C,II EMORY SMITH. Postmaster Gehe1a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05
NEW LIQUID AIR COUP4NY.
LER AND PETTIGREW ASSOCIATED
WITH TRIPLER.
lBy TELEGRAPH 30 THE rRIBUNE.l

North Carolina filed with Secretary OF State Nc
Donough to-day the articles of incorporation of the
Consolidat ted Liquid Air Company. Mr.. Butler has
as OF his associates in this enterprise ex-Sen-
ator Richard + Pettgrew, of South Dakota. An
other subscriber the certificate OF incorporation
is Charles f. Trpler, of New-York.
The purpose Of the company is to be the acquir
ing of all patents patent rights and processes for
the manufacture and utilization liquid air. and
manufa the for any and all purposes
of refrigeration power, light. igation. the
ufictuTc OF steel and manufacture of acids
The amount of the capital stock is put At Sl.O0OOO
The directors r. +. Pettigrew. Marion Butler
Charles Z. Trpler, George w. Ballow, ST. Charles
B. Gwynn ana a. NJ Miller; OF New-York City; J.
Moeller. Newark y. J. The only shareholders
mentioned in the certificate of Incorporation
Charles T. Triper who takes thirty, three shares
Marion Butler. thirty-three. and r. F. Pettigrew.
thirty -four.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

Tho Tripler Liquid Air Company, Arizona
poration got into difficulties last July -Four
months ago the Tripler company sued by
Irael Goldberg. who alleged that he had purchased
22S shares of the companys stock $ a share.
and could find record OF the purchase in books
of the concern. Shortly after suit brought an
attachment 81 i95 granted against the com
many in favor of Alfred Beinhauer and Eugene
Fsert for rent. Some OF the officials the Tripler
company were Charles r. Triper Senator's Gros-
yenor and Jones, J. NJ Hoen and w. A Vincent
At the time Godberg's charges made ST.
Charles B. Gwynn of Sheldon & Gwynn. counsel
for the Tripler Liquid Air Company. said that the
concern had never produced liquid air In market
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

ALLEGHENY ARSENAL. Pittsburg, Fa'
"A October csth I9Ol-Sealed proposals. in dupnSess So
will be received here until ii a. m Nove1os-, -,rsr.,
TOO, f,- nurrhase OF condemned ordnance ana oIu
stores Including cannon. projectss. small ~
tion etc Information can be had % app4-
SDJiN a. KRESS. Lieut.. Col. Comnandlhs-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-05

Has been rudely defined
by some cynic as vslops
and sweets And after
eli there's more truth
than poetry in the
definition. ice cream
aud cake NAV satisfy
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
Don't leave the city for mountain sf bsach without having The Re publican accompany you. You will bs lonesome without t. q, .s,ss.
Miss Marie Mattingly lately contrib uted to the already superheated tenn

Miss Marie Mattingly lately contrib uted to the already superheated tenn
 perature bywrit- A ing little more sIjPERHEATED than column CORRESPONDENT. article for the
 wash in g n Post, in which she described Phoenix as'.the hottest place of all.'' She tells with an apparent seriousness those in oifensive little Actions with which fiassa yampers are accustomed to de- ceive the tenderfoot. Miss Mattingly Informs the world that the thermome- ter frequently registers l4o in this valley, and leaves an inference that l2o Is a normal temperature. She was told by the proprietor of road house that during the summer months victuals cook themselves and cooking stoves are put out of commission During the same period Miss Mattlnsly writes. travel and traffic are suspended from 3 o'clock in the morning until sum- dowus Aredeeming quality of the heat Is that it never causes death; only blinds its victims and drives them crazy. There is so much of misrepre- sentation in the story that We hesitate to begin to refute any part of It.
 We remember Miss Mattingiy with pleasure. She. is. petite. dark of com plexion and wears little curls. which dankie about her heck ip a, fascinating manner calculated to drive the inhabi- tants 'crasy mach more quickly than the heat of.tne Salt River valley can. She is a newspaper woman and came here early in the present year with the ob- jeet of discourasing tuberculosis ba- cilli, which she believed was encroach- ihs upon her system. She also, im- proved the shining hours, -and accord ing to her relation most of them were shining.--ln collecting misinformation relative to the territory of Arisona Miss Mattlnsiy in private conversation was something of an enthusiast, and used to relate anecdotes of herself en-
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28


 The mosquito has acquired the dig nity of an object of keen interest to science. From g bug WAR sIng nuisance this in- AGAINST sect has flown to the MOSQUITOES. height of respect as a really dangerous enemy of mankind. A series of experiments in Cuba has demonstrated that q va riety of this insect assuredly conveys .he germ of yellow rvver. If further experiments prove, as now seems prob able. to the satisfaction of the scientl- fic world that the mosquito Is the only agent that conveys disease. It will be- come possible tq abolish .the, regular summer quarantine against ports in the West Indies: and this would mean the relief of commerce from an annual burden amounting to tniliicns of dol lars. and travellers from vast amount of inconvenience and delay.
 In New Jersey. where the prevalence of the mosquito in swarms has made him the subject' of much comment, the scientists have identified variety that conveys the germs of malaria. The method of destroying the pests in New Jersey Is similar to that employed so successfully by Major Gorgas, the san stary officer of Havana. It consists in covering the still water that is the breeding place of these insects with a film of petroleum. The method Is sim pie. but it is necessary that all of a neighborhood unite in It's application. In Havana. where there Is military ad- ministration. 1t Is possible to enforce such sanitary measure. But in New Jersey. for example. not all of the citizens have been persuaded to apply the oil preventive. and 50 the buzzing pests continue their chorus of torture and their promotion of malaria.
 It must be acknowledged. then. that the mosquito should be treated serious Iy. The animate vehicle of at least two grave maladies is no longer to be con- sidered theme for jest. The tale from New Jersey that mosquitoes have become dangerous "fire-bugs" is too absurd to find credence. It Is that oil- saturated mosquitoes. flying into gas jet or candle flame. set fire to window curtains In the blazing process of their own destruction. Really, this is dec oration of the mid summer literature of mosquitoes that fails to adorn.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Since Secretary Akers forced retire. ment from office he has gone into the Incorporation business. In this he Is ably assisted by the recognized organ of the democracy at the capital. the Enterprise. It has lately come to the knowledge of The Republican that this late aspiring political leader has offered the n,agnanimous price of S7.50 to a newspaper published in this county to print his articles of incorporation, when he advertises to incorpoutors that the charge for publication Is SIS. This is throwing off on his democratic organ. We are of the opinion that this fellow has missed his vocation. He ought to be at the head of a Chinese wash house.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

tirely disproportionalte to the size of
 one so small. This faculty somewhat
 tempers our surprise at the whopper
 she has told on our climate. The geo.
 graphical information she acquired about Arizona Is not much more nearly accurate than her climatic accumula-
 tion. We regret now that Miss Mat
 tingly did not stay longer-she went away about May of a sinyulariy cool and backward season. If she had re- mained until now she would have had a story of heat worth telling. We hope that when Miss Mattingly cools off. when the effects of that heat which produces blindness and insanity have passed away, she will return to Ari- ZOna t
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

A Carnegie museum professor has discovered fossil stegosaur. The stegosaur is renowned as having had the smallest known brain of all creat- ures. and was the anti-imperialist of remote antiquity.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Polly Pinktights-"rh leading lady is m" Fanny "('ritically?" Polly .Pfnktights--s.I suppose %. Didn't you zee the'way the papers roasted her this morning?n
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
STRAINS.

Mir. F. II. Wells. the mere ant nt Deer Park, Long Island. N. Y,, says:
 T always recommend chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. I used it last winter for a
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Nesa--"what n queer nickname your brother has. It sounds like Bal -Ba-' ," Belie-'1That's h You see he's the black sheep of the family"
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Watterson says that the protective tariff is used to jolly" the farmer. The farmer has found its jolliest effect in his bank account.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

The sooner" in southwestern Okla homa is learning that the legal way is the quickest way to a settlers home- stead.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Somewhere in the world life l. at stdke every minute of the day. Right at our own doors, perhaps, is going on a struggle as grim and fierce as any fight or flight on record. You hear the hol- lo& &itsaring cough see the ooze of blood which tells of the wounded lungs mark the emaciated body and hectic cheek, shd know life is at stake.
 The use of Dr.. Piercc's Golden Med ical Disoovery has saved many life in just such crisis. It cures obstinate, deep- seated coughs, stops the hemor- rfage, strsngthefs ~weik ? lungs, and restores the efnaciated body to Its nor nal weight and strsngth. ...l.
 There is Ao alcohol in the rDiscov- ery," and t Is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. f N desirs to sssd you this bt!sT ynsoiieited nenum sprinss, lftdeli Co, N. c rIn Isqs one ssyere cough hectic fsyer. wssling q iesh and Ssys hsr hyiP.GSa Dp Setss % Sdsn Nealsa bissoypsr with .srstifying sucossA and she nov enjoys eteeiisut health rha expcrieuce caused me :. sssSss vso VI wsos % sssspSs Sisss sssa E ,As % win hvofibis resuits "rS 't-
 Dr. Pierce's cSmn,on Setse Medical Adviser, in paper covers. Is sent /rrs on receipt of af one-ceht stamps to pay expense of mailing osiy, or If cloth bound volume iS deSlted send 3r sta,f1ps. Address Dr. R. V. pisrce. Buffalo, N. Y.
 stSis, affsA5 !. .g ss slt.e.. 1f at... .f .s..s
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

They have reversed the democratic machine in Ohio. and it promises to run backward during the rest of the campaipn
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Gomez respectfully declines to be led into a controversy about what the yell low journals said he said.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

severe lameness' in the side. resulting
 from "a strain. and was greatly pleased with the quick relief and cure it ef- fec.ed." For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
YOUR HEALTH.

depends upon the condition of your
 stomach. If you suffer from dyspepsia. indigestion. constipation. bllioueness. torpid hver or weak kidneys, you'll find a sure cure in Hostetter's i,tofnach Bit ters. It will also prevent insomnia and nervousness by keeping the stomach in a healthy condition Don't fall to give 1t a trial and you will not be ddsap- pointed. f as. s Faiistsa-s ~
 Be Sure Ho9tettNf.'z You Get StOrr1aCh the Genuine. Bitters
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Hryan at Columbus fell just 300 short of the vote for third nomination of Grant In Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

When a young man with money tells lies, the people. call 1t enthusiasm"
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
LOS ANGELES.
NATICKt HOUSE
LOS ANGELES. GAL.

LOS ANGELES, CAL.
 RATES: sl2i to ssco per day. Latter with private baths. Rooms 5Jc up.
 The most popular houSe in Los Angeles for Arizona people. Has just added a third story and now contains l75 rooms, all newly fur. nished, with ruhning water and elevator.
 Thirty suites with private baths.
 Free 6us To and From All Trains.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
IDYLLWILD SANATORIUM

 of a of Los es,
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
Going to Los Angeles?
LITTLE JAMES.

Everybody goes to the Highland Villa, 10a N. Hill st.. corner First. High and healthy; plenty of fresh air. One dol- lar day. American plan; first class.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
THE CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL

1H4 SOUTH HOPE STREET, LOS ANGELES. CAL Hotel Sick Hea by Lighted both Eec Physician 
  directly O.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

THE CROCKER COP S:n s week
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28
HOTEL ss:i :: .:s..s. :ss s st; faG: s.s s
THE CHESTER Modern ,:",.s9: ma 2
FREE CAMP GROUND

conditions of fishing Band including national feputation deds of living wonderful parent waters Catalina offers possible Daily Hotel
 h or Sat Lake Route trains leaving los Angeles daily sos Los ua s2 Banning Co., 222 Spring St. Los
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

central; ..S (Ns.e'D' B.C Prop.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Nl XNs~. .%r.~~>> S3Uf Spring
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Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

los ANGELES, CAL, Cor. Spring and Third Sts. Coolest House; lowest summer rates. -. Most Central Location i
 F. B. MALLORY, PROP.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

Free bus from all trains to Hotel New management renovated throughout. All cars pass Hotel. Roomi 50 cents to q 00 per day. special rates by week 343 Main St. A. EICHENHOFER, Prop
Arizona republican., 1901-07-28

IUN NVUVUDUWVUIl UVWH UUuVVN sHoRrHAND rYPEwRITTNo Los Ar   
  Every furnished his  
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
MONUMENT TO RALEIGH,

The Smithfield Herald say. this Of
the proposition to erect monument
to Sir Walter Raleigh at the capital
city of North Carolina named in his
honor:
While Sir Walter Raleigh's colony
on Roanoke Island was a failure no
man ever laborsd more strenuously
than he to effect permanent settle
ment on our coast. Though he failed
North Carolinians should delight to
honor this noblest of Englishmen who
was beheaded by the order of hi.
King.
We hope that the school children OF
Johnston county will aid this cause
on the day after Thanksgiving by
each giving penny for the erection
| of this statue. Let the teachers u
our schools tell their pupils of the life
of Sir Walter Raleigh and try to in.
terest them in this worthy cause
| Tell them that the monument will be
built and that if they will give some
thing towards it they can some day
visit our capital city and point to the
bronze statue of the unfortunate Sill
Walter with feeling of pride thai
they assisted in its erection.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
CURES CANCER, BLOOD POlS-
ON, EATING SORES, ULCERS
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

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worst and most deep. seated blood diseases
on earth, yet the easiest to cure when b.
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blood poison, producing ulcers, bone pains,
pimples, mucous patches, falling hair, Itch
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offensive form of catarrh, scabs and scales,
deadly cancer eating, bleeding. fostering
sores, swellings, Jumps, persistent wart or
sore, take Botanic Blood Balm (B B. B. }
1t will cure even the worst case after every
thing else fails. +. B. B. drains the poison
out of the system and the blood, then every
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and building up The broken-down body.
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
HAS INJUSTICE BEEN DONE HIM?

We should like to know who is
authority for the statement that Seth
Low, as a member of the New York
University Senate, voted to omit the
name Of Robert f. Lee from the Hall
of Fame. A statement issued by the
Senate early this year ssys that no
member of the body suggested any
such acknowledgements Farmer.
We don't know who said so, but we
have seen the statement published,
and it was not campaign thunder
either. In fact, it was long before
the nomination of candidates for the
New York Mayoraltv. AS the GOLD
LEAF was the first and only paper as
far as we know to express regret at
| Lows election because Of the alleged
| fact that he had voted to omit the
name Of Robert +. Lee from the Hall
of Fame. we say this much. We had
| given him credit for being bigger
and q broader man than to be guilty
of the bigotry, sectional bias and mar
row minded spirit shown by such an
act, and yet when we saw the state
ment published we had no cause te
doubt the correctness of it. We were
not advertent to any such statement
having been made by the Senate a:
above mentioned.