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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-03
GIN. HAM. a DAYTON RY.
CITY Ticket Office, rs ". Wash. st

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Toledo and Detroit express. p fl0N 'lO.S5
Cincinnati and Dayton ex. p .ff.4O sll1
Cincinnati and Dayton limited p a..'4.45 f3.2S
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Toledo and Detrolt expross.......-..-l.0 2 tI.E1
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ERIE a NVEsThsNN N. R.

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Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. lim.."lx2O f3.25
Muncie. LafAy'te and Laporte spec.t7.20 t1O-s5
INDIANA DECATUR - MF2STERN R'Y.
Decatur and st. Louis mail and ez....tso0 t425
Chicago express. ti19 fk 40
Tuscola accommodation-.......--- IS so f10.i6
Decatur & st. Louis fast ex- c.. s.s1l.1O sl0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
rHE FABLE OF TINE THREE cossTABLEs.

oeee unon a great
sahahiiants welfare that everybody fair shake Now
= e sd that they wes The egses ever one If taee Two MS
required duty tn matans hat sometimes
,Ae ,.als ef h atv showed mn som. TINES me fa senstabes
HEAT much alive and Jealous
protection
all she EXTRA the shortest
q lie the
sad q - where sst2eedy could Eiioe came TO
barpsrsa
KIDS qaare4 neither
ry y tie others backward hut thai diant matter much because
and hardly anybody knev they'd mat Well they
ssrs ~ Site rfe. ~ and by one Of tbe town hanes wbess
name was Gas became s. asaasqss in his saars that the peepi.
three eoustatss With the
nses end the euy prom
heue he mend his
siunaeersuta square.
rHpNB
rafue peoples
with outside nf his the
Next there
hd TIE TIVE men Wo killed him put In jail The smaller Of
ne muscular each DAY said that The two anssreas men who
lay should
- sash afhsf tss xnt es.g.t et "a ais,
coy listened silence While
awfal TINE = h 70 abuse each other With loud moashn the
eausrabs. nothing the sa Of their COM
sEen
poisoned then being avarsa
tAls and un.es conduct the
a.peasare At such
punish by REDUCING
Their pekst6aaks Ssu ss TAT 6eg
NIL sheir shey
n petty quarrel 70 respect our INDIGNATION And further eh
observed
Eansd
And me moral Of tins fable md for Yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALT rooms Of fine
furniture moved from Denny way
- Martin 4 FaE.a saIeHfoama. tazs
Third avenue. Saturday. July s At
10 30 a. m. consisting q the fol-
lowing hne eak bedroom suits.
! mahuHaHg bookcase. fne piano.
/ leather couch. bed lounge. par
lar chairs. rockers. sIaehaara. din
ing chairs. table. cook staFe. pie
lures. iHne curtains. parfierH. or
HHweHfss blankets. pillows. quilts.
carpets. all kinds ~ rugs. mat
tHashea. spring.. white enamel bed
Hteads. center tables dishes. gran
lie Ware. folding bed. and lots %
other goods too numerous u men,
ton JOE MARTIN. Aaetieueer.
safe Of fancy notions. sts :
fjanArY. feYH. fishing tackles af AL
kindw fiue fishing rods, al kinds 81
fine reels. In fact = stock 81 an en-
tire bazaar wII be sod a. public
auction al Martin a Fox'a sale
rooms. iass Third avenue. Tuesday.
IuiY eth II -. bY order Of the own
ef. Mrs. ui0sau. Who has aulhuri1=
81 me To cell her husband fde-
asaasdt stock This stock consists
af 50 many things Il Is impossible
Ia mention. VIII be open fer in =
Husefzau Monday afternoon. ais1 a
lat - furniture viii be aaid wIth
II ice Martin. Auetiaueef.
2 9. nIeKERTOS. general auction
sefs 1872 First avenue.
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WM II BuTTsEH. attorney at
law suits prosecuted and defend
Cd In all eaHftH. Is years expert
enee Proceedings n bankruptcy.
6ompa utes Incorporated Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made In all pafta Of the United
States Highest commercial aud
hauH references BID Third ave
nue. Phone. Main 1000
srEGKEHT. A J civil and Grimm
al practice II Yeafa actual expert
enc. consultations free. Hagm Il.
Arlington hotel lover puatotheJ !.
phone Main as9.
J. L HAI.ts. u and "a itonwsii hiaef &.
Jos Columbia It. Phone. Hue b5g.
General practice in all The courts.
Damage Cases IA Specially.
Moderate fees =eauFaitstian Free.
II r. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main "a
II Il. MARTIN. ela Mutual Life bid
} a KELLOGG. zzs Halle building.
HENSON = AUST y Hoston Hoek
" u t.AMBuTH sot-s. Paeine blk
A e. MACDONALD. tos Burke I'D.
foot. Palmer 4 brown. Pioneer bid.
= = CoSoVER ga Halter BLDG.
LYMAN = KsArp 10 Itsllef bldg.
. whHb KEMr e. Hufhe bidK
!. = DOUGLAS. Boz New Yark biz.
HfeHsHp osborn 5os-s = Y BIZ
s. s LAN9LASD. e6z Sew York Blk
HORACE PETER SIC New York bk
PIERRE T. PERRY 50 Burke BIZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

noWetI may be snen a. his hest. Ills
Interpretation Of the part afIa baron
seaFrIa II preferred - many thea
trfeal critics over any either
Miss Stone l. handsomely gown
ID ii the part ~ HIafiH foHea. y hsie
Mr.. Jack Webster. = talented souuE
leading man. VII be seen in the rolls
af Mario GaNaroiuaal other mem
hsrs are fairly well kmuMu over the
entire country. Frank Willard. y he
foe any years. and until her death.
NHH the valued stage manager for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
ACTORS WILL
Give PICNIC

TsmoFrow evening Madison bal
Park win be lighted BY electricity
Tor the first time In It's history. Tn
occasion win Be the benefit enter
faInmenf 81 the Actors Eeiisf fund
1Forknea are busy erecting "A stage
fer tire vaudeville and speciality en-
feFtalement. given both afternoon
sad evening Nearly ~ stage folk
nxe Interested IN the entertainment
ard are - appear on the stage. The
i ftfrH8HH. wifl De Civ over ehieffy
~ pis ME festivities.
Frank Monroe mana ger of the So
nffie Cooperative Amusement Co.,
ard interested ia the Grand opera
hatlse. u president u the Actors. Re.
lief society. Il Is the intent Of the
society ~ make t0morraw8 30.
kemIan affair THE first Of Ita annual
bleniee. The proceeds 20 20 a fund
~ assist members Of the profession
SUFFERING Illness or misfortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
REAL EsTaTE.


TIE time To get a home ia when yoa
are making good wages and can
pay for Il y hat money you have
paid for rent would buy 4 home.
If Yo4 hold on % a good piece Of
real estate IN Seattle lt VIII make
YOU rich IN time. II Is better than
life insurance as protection for
your family. What ig considered
far out property In Seattle at this
time in a few years viii be clos.
in and expensive. Get hold of II
now for II you do not you will then
say il IL too expensive. ! an now
selling cleared lots on small
monthly payments. on the most
beautiful lying piece Of ground you
ever saw. Every lot has a good
view and L. close to car and school,
stores. etc. The same lots in Chi
cago would cost you S165. 600 each:
Boston. $40 COO. New York. AS
eoos san Francisco. $4,000. At
Green Lake today you can buy
them ~ 80 to si25. so cash and
s. per month. Il viii save rent. in
crease ia value and make you
money Don't think Il over too
long as We only have about 30 iots
left r. J. THURsTON. Fern I'M
station. Green Lake car. At home
all the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
CIGAR DEALERS
Form Association and Adopt d
Constitution.

TIE Seattle elraH Dealers aHHaslt=
ton iaat night adopted ita eanntttu
tiun and hy#iawH and WHH formally
launched On the ettyH business sea
It, ehieHf r. mutual protection HHd
WurE fHr the general interest af the
trade In HmakeH. Following Il The
association aHlaial family Tom
williams president A l. Cohen.
Vice president. taH. " laHHH SEE
Rotary. Geo. LHfhafu. treasurer =.
l. Welnbrenuet. +. J tVefH. u cold
tsrR. l. 9ah1tutz and J. nifHHd. ttuHs
F##H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
DOINGS At
THEATERS
Attractions atthe Seattle and
Third Avenue Will Be
Excellent.


Melbourne M1tneWsH. who viii
heEin special summer engagement
OF tVa weeks a. thH seattle theHtsr
tomorrow evening, baa arrived lie
Viii present aH his leading woman
and chief support the beautiful
MtH# Florence stone Wha will make
her nFat appearance IN seattle.
The nIzt play to be presented viii
be la Taaaa sardoua MASTER
niese, anu the play in which Afr. Mae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

COME N ON THE GROUND
FLOOR.
500 shares. s.. loco shares At SO
2fa9 acres IN the hest districts OF
California and Washington. In
Guiding large and valuable hold
tnEs IN TSntno- nucoda and CopA-
lis Point districts. where recent
oil strikes have been made.
ONLY $4,000 SHARES At THIS
PRICE.
ONE CENT PER SHARE.
The last chance to come I'm with the
promoters. Par value. 81 90. and
shares absolutely non aHseNsahle.
safe, sure, profitable investment.
call or remit AZ once
TIE WASHINGTON OF. INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Room SIS New YORK Block. Seattle.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

The nrs department Vas called GU
At 20 e.elaek last nlNhf "a ekfIn
9taaah a blaze IN a wooden structure
between Main and Jackson streets
near Fourth aseuue About E
damaxe mas dnue n the building and
tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
VERY BAD JAP

r. fpaahafa, Japanese from 81.
paul. y no was indicted b. the fed
axaf grand Jury here for importing
gF5sFfNe women into this country
for Immoral purposes, arrived IN
N4ns4le last night IN charge United
tst4tpa Marshal Miller u Salt Lake
- #as l8dRsd ia jail forsaafe keep
- aud aill be kept there until his
- called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
Moving Pictures

At the searehlIeht. f10fls Second
avenue. thu VavtuK picture dIHela $
this week crntera around the JET.
res =fltsHimmana nine round boxing
match other scenes aud pictures
rte we'll produced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06


Tonight viii witness the closing
performance Of Alone ia Greater
New Narb after a very Weeeaafut
week. run
Tomorrow nirht tho laaf perform
auee Of the season VII Re given At
the Third Avenue lheater. when
William Uilivttsn moot ! HuEhahiu
comedy. Too Much Johnson. viii
be presented for one performance
only Ma comment Is necessary on
Too Much Johnson ~ everyone
knows the excellent quality Of It for
fun making purpuaes That Il VIII
receive an adequate production Il
assured 90 II VIII be presented by
ldentleallY the same east which ap
peHred IN Il iaHt week. aud which 10
eelFed sueh heafty pfHiae
The tbeHtef vii rsuatn closed for
about four ct nfe weeks aud during
the eluHed period vii undergo a
thorough renovation.
The management If the Third Az
suue state that their bookings fer
uest SEASON are all completed aud
that the attractions Will lac the heat
ever presented Ia "A popular priced
thesteH Ia tie West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
LAWN TENNIS
IRE Annual Tournament Is Nearing
an End.

The long tennis tournament l.
rsaFfng the eHd. Play - going on
To-day. having begun at Ia o'et0ek
fhf# morning. IRE last heated con-
tess vii nccnr 81 ssis this afternoon.
- far M one has been hurt ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
kucuoNEERs.

MARTI& 4 FaN. general auction
GERS. IS Tbird avenue. sales Tues.
days ard Ff8AHHn
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FEDERAL COURT.

In fts sult 81 e. A. Hickman e n.
% flfsel the schooner Alice for an ars
fnunt. Judge Haufarsi ordered COM
rm1anss-ner r. e. Bowman "a take the
rxsssssre@ re fhe case and report back
a. the court.
The FINAL report uf y ] 6sFanatss.
rseefw@9 81 che West street 4 Mort n
Fna Electric Co. wac approved fa=
.<fAy ard the receiver disc h8rKed.
" - reeafvership was originally tn
Hnwufatea NJ the suit 81 Re NetH8p@
HAN Trsssf 60. 81 New York against
tke electro company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
AHGAnfnA
ATroRNEYaNr. Law.

afeNanut : WaIkaf. l0I \. !" biz
= " HouauToR. ut=l4 Collins.
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nIoYoIr HrrAIRS

COLUMBIA, Hartford and Vtdette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iil2
second
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prRaonAL-contInnea


Ali KauIuakiHna Interested n ~
organization IT = Kentucky club
aHI IT room - Arlington hotel Or
mil u#ne and address.
ABHEHTlaIEG rates f0r any paper
furnished On application tbs
e = White Aa#eaIIHiHE Bureau.
~ York block
WITH VINE AID PIE. regular
dinner. Iae Alley Restaurant. al
Ley on Columbia bet ND and srf.
FASHION Hair Store. 1919 Second
avenue diagnosis of the scalp
free af ehHrKa
OxYu9soH f5VIstufg.a the genuine
cures All dIHaHHaa Avoid lfaita-
tons 4 Mcdonald block.
LADIES ffa bath afra. TAFT.
careful manage. 81 Third avenue.
WAHTED=0id gold ana silver "A.
Heusel. mfg lsWeisr = Hinehisy.
AHs = BENNETT ~ again NJ IS
taller block haIf seaip treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
Iaw prices corner ffE aHa Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

PEOPLES SAVING BANK
Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid Up. ifao 90 = e. NeEfeldsr.
pres. J. Il. Hayden. cash. J. T.
arssulsaf. asst cash. Commercial
savings and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. $50. eco; sur
plua. Us 90.
J. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. II '. Anksny. cashier.
In the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of Commences
Paid up capital ti6a 900
Trausncts general banking business
II. {. Henry. pres. r.. X. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
Safe Deposit sasIs Boxes for Rsst
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
on SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $50 600
General banking business transacted
}. u. Hogs, Dr., pres; NJ. heAlek-
en-. vice presL. l. Turner. cash r.
+. paFkhurst. Asst cash. Exchange
ON principal cities Of u. q. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 s0o. 600
A. ChilbsrR. pres. +. L. Grondahi
ist vice pres. A. II. SoelberR. cash !.
j. +. Lane. asst. emhh. No branches
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce.
Capital paid up.........SS,0Jo %, 90
tEiEht Million poiiaval
sur Plus ..s....ssss.ss..ss ". ooo. oeoo
Interest allowed on time depoaitn
A general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE RRANcH-Corner of
James st. and Second Avenue.
n. a. CAMERON MGR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06
NIXON MAIL

gseon6-elags mail matter for the
nkqn territory wiil again 70 b. way
@NaF this season, as last. The
VstttiAt.g 10y ~ Topeka took about
t%H sons y Z nyrth iaet night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

ssax Diamond lee Coupon f.aolr
&c easen = on. Tel. Maln 90
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Alone In Creator NV York 81

the late lamented actress Fanny
Davenport. IL one Of them.
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s4w Yofkf1fe Tor. Co. New York -.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
OSBORNE. IHEArEu = CO. Inc.
AhHtTnGt Company established
iks3. Mining claim abstracts. Base
mont af tie Mutual tIfe building
Tooth WhiffieaeY= Haufofd Abstract
Co. eHta bllHhed IEf8 basement Of
Haiier block Telephone Main ia4.
HEATfLE Abstract Co n i. DIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

HTAMp PhotaH= double ~. n for
81. button free phot6 lsNelrr.
Novelty Photo "a. ia Columbia.
Amman nnIahLne Wiz MeD II.
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prAuaTa.
ntAaAris.orn SCHOOL,

a ". PHILLIPS. g Hsuaay Blk.
ehIeaFa DenlaI -. - InneklaH-
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pRlnTiNa AHD slEplng.

AAHKET Report Printing = pub
lining Co. high grade job print
inR "a spring st. Tel. Hun az
BULL BROS. Numerical printers.
sqs. 90. Jos Washington BID. over
Tfeeu shoe store. Tel White AZ.
METRoPOLITAN Printing r Bind
ing %. ~ IeRIer Tsi Z ne cot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic aud
opefafIe coach. special summer
course Ia all grades 81 dramatic
art. eIaeutiun. voice placing. apef=
attic force TusHdHYH and FridaBH.
NuIin q. IInLEnkn biloxi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-06

NICELY furnished rooms. reason.
able prices s0a James. level en-.
trance from Ninth OF Jefferson
stairs on James.
FoH furnished rooms ana house.
keeping suites GO 70 fla Ysaiei
way Lily House
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ORE seMAkERs

H1H Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call At Lamb Sisters. zIgs
81 Collins block.
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DYING AND CLEANING.

IYHent afAW. - / IIaIief EIdg7
mdme. a. s emlth. g inakIey III
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7 am authorized to offer a bunch
Of lots near Madison street cable. AZ
500 per lot
elise INVESTMENT co:
We cau sell new Eix-roum house
On brick foundation for xefN0 Lot
% feet frontage and location good:
monthly payments.
TIE Il lAI- In.A-E-s..r.a r-a.-r c.z,
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Mdme A s Emlth. 81 HiHkleE ELk.
DYING AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN Steam Dye works liz
Western avenue
Partisan Dsa Works Ne cal for.
clean. pftaa= deliver y5uf eIethsH.
once t4ta tAf ave Tel Main taI4=
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
EsiDKs0s 4 NfYMAk -. NAM
faetufe and repair electrical ap=
patatua Ia Weat az Min. -.
FINANCIAL.
To LOAN private money at low
rate Of interest. Groli. Damus 4
Osuer TO- Ma Ten street.
WARRANTS bought ana cold. Nor
fiseu \ EHhslmau Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL CO. Il Halter block.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-02

Whose Baby Are You?" which viii
make it's initial appearance in this
city on Friday evening. Consider
able interest is manifested in tine APP
proachinig event by all lovers of good.
clean AMUSEMENT, for this farce is of
a high-cl2ss order, with just enough
"horse-play" to strike a proper bal
ance to please both parquet and gall
lery. The author of tine piece is Mark
T.. Swan, who wrote browns in
Town" but this. his latest effort, is
generally conceded TO be the funniest
farce on the stage this season. IT Is
not hodge podga of nonsense cooked
up for an evenings entertainment.
Manager Murphy has given the piece
a prttty scenic investiture, while the
coslumes are lavish in the extreme
The cast includes snca hgh-salaried
people as those clever comedians. Lew
II. Newc- NIB, Fred G. Hearn, Fred r.
RuJnels, Roy Foster and Miss Mabel
Meredith, Miss Franklin Gale. Miss
Dorothy Deane, Miss Alice Williams
and others. This happy farce mas pro-
ductd more laughter than any play
on die road this season.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-02
GETS ASHES OF DEAD SISTER.
California Man Shocked BY Mysterious
Express Package.

San Francisco, Jan. Matthias
Buchanan of Alameda a few days ago
received a package from New York By
express and supposed it was a Christ
mas gift. He was conside rably sur
prised TO find that it contained q cop
per can. but with no syllable to denote
its contents. When ne cut the can
open he found that It contained guam
tity of ashes and bits Of charred bone.
He racked his brain to determine what
the mysterious package could mean.
but was unable to solve the mystery.
and finally laid the package away. COM
fdent that some solution would be
found.
He thought possibly he had been the
victim of a joker, but a few days ago
the solution came in the shape of
letter which to his amazement and
grief stated that his sister who had
lived in New York had died after a
brief Illness. and had expressed a de-
sire that her body be cremated and
her ashes sent to her brother in this
city, to be by him placed in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. by the side of those
of their mother.
Buchanan at once complied with
his dead sisters wish.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-02
Additional Local

AN OVERLAND TRIP.-H. O. Whit
ney, wife and two children OF Sum
mitville. Ind, are stopping at the Ford
hotel. They arrived in Phoenix about
two weeks ago. coming from Canon
City. Colo. in a spring wagon, which
was nicely fitted up for travelling. The
journey was undertaken for healthful-
ness rather than pleasure, yet the re-
suits are gratifying in both respects.
Their overland journey was about l,2oo
miles in length, as the lateness Of the
season had filled tho mountain passes
with snow and they could not come by
the shortest route, had they so de-
sired. They We're about forty days on
the trip and came down the valley Of
the Frisco river, through New Mexico.
entering the territory near Clifton
They saw some very pretty scenery and
some very rough roads and passed
through regions that would delight the
heart of the sportsman, nearly every
thing In the game line from jack-rab-
bits to bears being ir evidence. Mr..
Whitney says he was in business in In
diana when he took pneumonia, FOL"
lowed by lung fever, consumption and
every other disease the doctors could
lay their hands on. When he got out
of bed they told him to trek. and he
trekked. He is now as brown as a
berry and looks and feels like an ath-
lete. though ne Is not seeking honors
in she squared circle. He says the eli
mate of this part of the country is GER
tainly benefiting him and he will stay
here at least till the middle of Feb
ruary.
THEY FOUND SMITH Nearly
everybody, including the police, turned
out last night to look for Smith. and
he was located finally at the Doris
theater. But before it was announced
that the right man had been found
the house was full of people and they
had laughed themselves hoarse at the
performances of the people that are
travelling around with that estimable
hotel keeper. The search first began in
Smiths famous caravansary, was car
ried all over the premises. through the
back yard and finally ended at his
summer cottage in Long Branch,
which Is only another name for the
Doris playhouse. The play possesses
only plot enough to afford an excuse
for a lot of real funny actors to get
before the footllghts and do things.
Just what they do would take whole
lot of time to tell and then 1t wouldn't
be funny to read about, for it Is not
what they do, but the way they do 1t,
that amuses their audiences. The
specialties are certainly up to the
standard. Not the standard of what
has been given heretofore, bu, the STAN
dard that is looked for by good judges
of vaudeville and comedy bills. There
was something doing all the time and
it was well done. The speciality ar
tists-all of whom are worthy of men
ton, are: Maud Burton, singing and
dancing soubrette; Gilbert Sisters; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Carter. comedy instru-
mentalists; Dorothy Earl, descriptive
operate; Buskey trio in novelty, aero
bats; Cunningham and Pagan. the,
Irish tourists, and the Bowery six. :,
Arizona republican., 1901-01-02
DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA.

Victoria, p. c.. Jen. 1.-The steamer
Danube brings news that on December
Is there had been five deaths in week
at Dawson from pneumonia, and the
people are greatly worked up. The cpl
demlc of typhoid was subsiding. Small
pOX had almost disappeared, AMI there
was but two cases in the district. Five
thousand vaccine points reached Daw-
son on December is and compulsory
vaccination was Immediately Started.
1t is reported that discoveries Of rich
quartz mines have been made on Be-
nanza creek and elsewhere In the Klou-
dixie district. Many samples assay more
than $50 to the ton. None so less than
$40, and one went 500.
Six automobiles have reached Daw-
son and vii! be used on runs to the
creek