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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
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bic Sdufer ibrer Sreunbinnen gu
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bulb, unb ibre abeeI9iebenheit BON
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eine MuIiterin unb oft aud elm,
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fid bic tiirtiidsn Sumen ieBt pielfa6;
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Seifnet fi6 in NuFit, 3ei6nen, MaIen
unb 9ilbbauertunit aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

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mar Der Serr nit benz Rnaben, ben
0u 10 bDfli4 sriibteit9" - vtnIsr
Rang : aeltefter nit feinsm dIteIten
&dnsen."
goftegen 9psbeit. -
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bellos augendbt2" - 4r5t: ,Sa, i4
badte fdon INNER, mas fir eire
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gen it,"
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tiibt ii9 bod nit ieinem 8rdutieam
nidt Dffentlid auf Der StraBe." 5o6z,
ter: ~Warum benin nidt. : mir limb
bod Dffentlid perlobt."
- Enfant a la mode. 9roBpapa
(bie 9eididte pom 0GumIina ersdhz
lenb): ~Ils bann Der Rieie f6lief,
f9li6 Der tteine 0Gumline aus feinem
8erited, nabm bes Rieien Siebenmei1
lenitiefel unb fdliipfte go" = Der
tleine GrtB (ibn unterbrs6enb): ,Iber
@roBpapa, parum uabm er ibm oenn
ni6t !sip automobil9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
sdueu oIs freubto 5einsm YetfpieI.

Tduel als freubts ieinem YettpieI.
unpilltiirlid ridteten ii4 alsr
8Iide auf bas anbere gnbs bes Stz
ffes, an BEN lieutenant Glen IaB,
t~obtenbIaB, in tiefes Sdpeisen Der.
Tunten unb als bore unb fGbe er ntdts
pon al benz, mas I'm i'm berum pors
sin9.
rRun, lieutenant Glep." rebese ibn
ba Der Stcrit pl0t!id On, Isle Iinb
Der Ginaige. Der nod feblt."
Der alp Qngerebete itano raid auf
rnb auf feinen trregten 3i9en
mudts bic aeidenbIaFe ether id9sn
R6tbe 9lab.
sMsine Serren!" rtef er nit luuter
@timme; npus sic ba tbun, TT Sbrer
nidt piirbig. unb t4 perbe Sbrem
8eifpisl ni6t fol9en."
@ri9redt faben mir uns an, benin
tpdrum es perbeblen2 - mir 9laubteu
bic uria4e ietner Weigerung trrathen
5u 9aben.
Gun er9riff Der Sberit, pbns auf
ben @int bes Generals gu uften. ben
oieIe Scene nod peinlider beriibrsn
muBte ais uns, has Dprt unb risf
energiI9 unO feierlid. pis Ionf nur.
ipd9renb Der 9ienitituaoea, gu Glep
9iniiber:
ySerr lieutenant, bic Sprberun8
zines @brenbepeiies permus eineu
Gapalier in teiner WeiTe gu bsgraois
rem; ipenn alte tapfere &rieger, beren
8rrf bur4 piele Gbrenaeifen &c.
fdmiidt tit. ii9 einem Ipl6en Itt uns
ter3ieben. 10 fam es fir Gir ntdts
@ntsbrenbes baben ibrem 9siIpiel gu
fofgen. 9ebarren Sic inbeTen auf
Sbrer gum minbeiten befrembenocn
Weigerung. 70 b~elaIen ste uns in ei=
mem 3peifel, Der es uns beoauern
ldbt, bab Sbre Uniform birielbr tit pis
bic unirige."
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febens, ftunb er ppr ms. Seine nett
eeDffneten Iusen fii1ten fi9 nit Sbrds
men, unb pergebens miibte er IiA
t%rampfbaft, feline furdtbare Grregung
gu perbergen. limb bunn rief er nit
sitternber Stimme uus:
rNm tppbl. meine Serren. ih tpc!-
gere Mid nidt mebr. sd bin Elm @9s
renmuHn, unb fam es nidt ertragen,
,bab burun aud nur elm Moment gez
smsifelt pirb. Sd babe tetn anberes
@ermDgen als meinen fhmalen SpIb,
unb ben I6uloet man mir felt fieben
Monatsn. Meine arme Mutter It
trdnt unb elenb, unb i6 benuBte bic
Sage, an benen sc. @rcellen5 bic 9iite
batten, mid an i6ren Slid gu Iaben,
I'm ibr meine portion 9efliigel 5u5us
t%penben."
Bel bieIen @orten bolte lieutenant
Glen bpr u~nieren 9tugen elm bal5cs
!Subn aus Der SaI6e unb perlieB bdz
rauf bas 9riaabebaus, 70 Idneu i'm
feline SiiBe trasen tpnnten.
9lei9 bararf melbete bic Srbonz
MN, nor hsrr,,b4o 0nFFaf b,bn III :,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

Bon Carl 8uIde.

S0h WIZ ~
9ornrOsden that, ais OBJ lie fdlisf.
9a lam auf letien 3e6en
Der iunes Yrins unb tam unb lief
9as liebli9e plumber gu feten.
Dornr0sden lG6elte numbering.
Gs gIdnste ibr Saar tpte 9olbe.
Sas iunge YrinSlein neiste fi9
limb tiibte bic WunoerboIbe.
@r tiiBt. tie auf bic 9ippsn roth
limb auf bic Wan9en uniduloig,
0ornrosden that, ais iet lie tobt
limb IisB iid tiFen sebuibis.
9ornrOsden 0ffnet bic atus'ein fpeit.
9ornrDshen tlatIdt in bic SGnoe:
nWie lcbn' i'd, prins, bic 9apf,rteit!
Sbn' Sud idlief i6 ohm Gnbe!"
0prnr0sden parb ees YrinSen 5rau,
5rau S0n'ein inReid unb PropinSen;
Die MGbeI iinb nod beut' 10 f6lau,
Wur ni9t 10 bumm = bic Prinaen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

-qbgsiibr t. 9atte: rBas
febe i'd, Iiebe Clara. Su legIt ia Rotb
auf?" Satin: ~Sa, es paBt 10 gut
CUR Sarbe 0einer Raie, unb Sarmpnie
lit bod bic erite gebingung gu elmer
auten Gk."
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nit Der tIsinen 2usi2" g.: ~Rur
nod penis," a.: nWarum benn9"
g.: ~DeiI mir uns Elm Sanbem anses
fdufft babsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

Das bette eroBe Hpos III Elm
ilsiuss. bei benz man sIiidIid III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

8lei4 barauf melbete bic Srbpns
tans, Der bermtBte 2Dffel babe ii9 in
timer Serptette sefunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

Wm anbstsn Woresn mar scr Steg
Der hpunben; iii elm pddr Sretter
rdatea nod aus benz pisoer barmtos
in blazer &lar1eit babinflieBenben
Bad. gans nabe Bel Der fortgsriNez
Hen Bride Spe man 5rdu 8risitta's
2eiGs ans 2anb. Nun sah es beftige
Iuftritte in Der Semsinbe, unb allies
mur'te ii6er ben unbsgreiili6sn
Sflenbrtan.
@eora mar Der ein5;st Grbe feiner
SHUTTER. Die @egenb srItrabIte in
ibrem i90nitsn 5eiertleio. als er feline
Seimatb ipieoer betrat. Ibsr er gtug
nit tpebmiitbigsm 9eIi4t our9 bas
arpBe. undergraduate 9aus. als err
i'm Sdlafaimmer Der alien 6rau bic
perblabte Photographic fab. Die ct ibr
Dor bielen Sabrsn aus Der Stabt sc-
fdidt bate, unb bic nod neben ibrem
8ett bling, ba briidte sr feinen Ropf
auf bic SiHen unb Deinte bitterlid}.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
Death Of J. NJ. Castaneda
The Benson Merchant

J. NJ. Castaneda OF Benson died at
St. Mary's hospital this forenoon at
IL 80. Mr.. Castaneda was brought to Tue
son last evening and WAS taken to the
st. Mary's hospital last night in dying
condition.
About two weeks ago he was taken
with bad attack Of dysentry. but paid
no attention to 1t. The case became SER
ious and his family decided to bring him
to the hospital in Tucson. Mrs. Casta'
media, her daughter and son NJ. F. Casta-
media were here at the time OF his death
as was also Henry Castaneda who is
student at the University.
DR.. Boido attended Mr.. Castaneda
after his arrival here. The body was
taken by the family to Benson. on the
2:30 train where interment will be
made.
Mr.. Castaneda was So years OF age and
has been In the Territory for forty years
and at Benson twenty years. He was pro-
prietor of the Virginia Hotel at Beneon
and also kept large store there. He 10
widely known all over the Territory and
his loss will be deeply felt by his many
friends.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
THEY
HAZED
TOO
MUCH
ONE
" YOUNGSTER
BADLY
STABBED
Events Not on the Pro-
gram at a Branch of
the Chicago Uni
versity.

CHICAGO, H., Sept 2s-A hazing lark
at Morgan Park Military Academy last
night resulted in cutting affray which
has excited the entire town. warrants
have been sworn out for the arrest OF
James Etzer, boy living In the town,
but not attending the school. Albert
Cobb, who is a victim OF knife cuts, said
TO have been administed by Etxler. now
lies at West Hall. one OF the dormitories
of the University of Chicago branch
school, In q precarious condition.
According to the statement made by
Chief Of Police A. w. Ketcham, Etzler,
with several toys from the town, went
to the academy Friday night, having
heard that the Juniors intended hazing
a victim. They looked on Rnd enjoyed
the sport until the last OF the freshmen
had been introduced in proper fashion,
according 10 the ideas OF the juniors.
Then the trouble commenced. COBB,
who is New Yorker, 90 years old, Pro-
posed that the town boys be given
taste of college life.
The FIRE escape on the dormitory was
used as place Of refuge by the town
boys, but il is said by Chief ketcham
that Cobb pulled them down, where.
| upon Etzler is said to have taken small
pen knife from his pocket and opening
the largest blade, stabbed Cobb in the
hands and back, inflicting six wounds.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
Huge Forest Fires
COlOradO.W Wyoming

DENVER. Col. Sept. 2S-The most
serious forest fires OF recent years are
now raging in Colo, ado and Wyoming.
Fifty miles west OF Denver. surrounding
tue important mining camp OF Eldorado,
seven mountains are ablaze. The fire
has been spreading for week, in spite
OF the efforts OF volunteer army Of 800
men to check 1t.
II has destroyed City square miles OF
fine timber, most Of it standing on pub
tic land. left the mining camp of Grand
Island in tshes and burned the shaft
houees and other buildings Of the mines
in its path. The fire is now within a
quarter Of mile of Eldora, and the ex-
hausted fire fighters have been called in
to make fnal stand against the fire at
this point, and, If possible, cave the
town,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
More Trouble Feared
in Pennsylvania

WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. % Serious
trouble may grow out OF move just
made by the Lehieh Valley Coal Com.
pany. II was an order to all the fire
bosses, foremen, stable bosses and men
In positions Of responsibility that they
would have to leave the unions to which
they belong or else give up their positions
With the company.
The United Mine Workers say the
company is forcing the issue OF a strike
upon the union, and that the men who
belong to the Mine Workers will be Civ
en- the support OF the organization. The
notice Was an oral one, given through
the mine superintendenta, and the coal
company officials say it is only intended
for men who are in positions OF respen.
sibility. The Mine Workers cav. how.
ever, the order is aimed at all men who
are employed AT monthly wage. A
meeting Of the firemen was held to dis
cnss the matter. They say their unions
viii stand by them, and il neeessar,
they will again 90 on strike.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
COLUMBIA
BEATS THE
BRITISH
CHALLENGER
The Race an Exciting
One and Very Close.
Columbia 35 Sec
onds Ahead.

NEW Yoax. Sept. 2S-Columbia has
won the flrst OF the international yacht
races.
II was great race and Shamrock II
10 great boat.
Shamrock held the lead for more than
halt the conrse. and 10 unqnestionably
the best boat facing the gale.
At the finish Columbia had only IS
seconds the best Of her opponent, and
until the line was passed II was almost
impossible to say which would succeed
in doing it first.
IL 10 the general opinion OF experts
that q better matched pair OF boats
never competed for racing honors. The
American element 10 full Of glee, but
3 Sir Thomas Upton 10 not discouraged.
There will be two more races TO con-
clude the event. and the Irish yachtman
cheerily believes he win yet be victor.
There waa not . great deal Of money
won on the race. Betting this year has
not been az srssat as In the past. The
odds hoysuega ae< on the Columbia.
New WRK. Sept. 2s-The Coiumbia
aud Shamrock started again today In
the contest for Americas cup. The wind
ut the start Was eleven knots. The
course was fifteen miles to windward and
retnrn.
The official time OF the start was Sham
rock II iO0;l4, Colombia II ;Oo.iG. This
Shamrock was In the weather berth anC
began to draw away from the Columbia
ct once. At 1880 the Shamrock wal
slightly In the lead. AT p. IN. ths
! wind was increasing and Shamrock stil
held the lead and was doing great worl
70 windward.
The Shamrock turned the outer mar
at l rs: :i2. The Columbia at l ;26 :53.
| At 2 80 p. m. the Columbia overhaul
cd and passed the Shamrock and nov
leads by two lengths.
Columbia won by SIS seconds.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
University Notes
OF General Interest.

The Philomathian literary society OF
the University held their first meeting
OF the year last night and elected OFF,
GERS. This society is composed Of the
young men and young women OF the
University. A noticeable fact 10 that
there were no young women among the
officers chosen. The list Ia % follows:
N. J. Bobcsts, president; w. d. Whip.
pie, Vice president; e. p. Drumiler.
secretary and X. NJ. Russell, sergeant at
aTms.
A meeting Of the prospective football
players was held last evening. Twenty
eight men have sienified their intention
Of playing the game and they will ell be
out for the first practice this evening
A game will probably be played 10 Tue.
son ON Thanksgiving with the Phoenix
Indians and the association hopes 70 get
return engagement at Phoenix Christ.
mas. Pomona school will play In Phoe-
nix Christmas week and game viii
probably be played with them also.
Seven Of the men who played on last
years eleven have returned. Capt. Day
who played half back last year will play
in the line this season.
Enough material will be out this fall
to form second team 10 practice with
the hrst team. new student named
Jones formerly played haif-back on the
Harvard practice team. He Ia q valu.
able addition. Everything pointa to o
successful team this fall.
AZ yet the athletic association has
taken no action on the proposition o'
the Tucson City Wheelmen TO hold Z
track meet this fall. The idea 10 good
one and the contest would be lively
The wheelmen will hold a meeting O.
the Crescent cigar store Monday nigh
at 7 80 p. m.. when committees will b
appointed TO confer with the universit.
athletes and settle upon the details o
the proposed track meet.
Capt. c.. ". Cole. the new command
ant 10 moving into his quarters in ths
young mems dormitory today. Prof
Adams 10 moving into the president
house which be will occupy temporarily
Capt. Coles record has preceded hin
and the boys alt have wholesome res
pecf for him. He 10 making them wall
the chalk already and 10 enforcing stric
discipline. Capt. Cole has issued sev
eral orders relative to the cadet batta
lion. He will give instructions In mill
tary tactics and possibly 10 the art OF wa
at the University this fall.
The general faculty will give an open re
ception for new students at the univer
sity next Friday evening.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
THE JUNCTION
CITY'S
AFFAIRS
EXPLAINED
Hopes for County Seat
Business V entu els
Artesian Wells--Per-
sonal Mention.
BENSON. September 27. 1901

Tucson's nearest neighbor OF conse-
oueuce and the most important station
as money producer for the 3. T. COM
pany is Benson, the junction point Of
three railroads--the 3. r. Nogales branch
and the Bisbee line. There are hours
when Benson enjoys qnietness to de-
gree and during the morning and after.
noon, noting the arrival and departure
OF passenger trains. marked activity is
to be observed. The incoming and out
going Of frsights add interest and keep
the railroad force here from loafing,
Ever since the Cannon Ball train extend.
ed lts run 10 Tucson, the Benson folk
have lielt disappointment. To an ex-
tegtS this has worn off and business has
assumed steady and regular course.
The prospective construction Of the
Reform school, early completion and
operation of the brick manufacturing
plant, new railroad connection and the
possibility of securing the county seat
are subjects, aside from artesian wells,
that occupy much attention here. With
reference to the first mentioned there
will be no activity In building until
January 1902 and the contractors have
wear in which to construct the build
ing. They figure on auarrying stone a
Tucson and securing brick here. Re
Gently the artasian well on the Reform
School 40 acre tract became fact, fol
at llGO feet water was struck and tea
gallons minute has been tie flow since
1t cost 81 500 10 reach results. As up.
piled to the Santa Cruz valley near Tnc
son artesian wells would relieve ths
water famine OF the summer months
Here there are dozen such wells ant
at St. David, a. acore. The expenditnr'
of capital on sinking wells at Tucsoi
would pay.
About forty days hence the brick ma
nufacturing plant will be completed ant
in operation on the burning OF the frs
kiln Of 250, 900 brick. About thirty mel
are exeavating site for buildings ant
machinery, the latter on the ground AM
which cost at Bucyras, Ohio, $4,000
There ia vast bed Of red clay on tn
building site and adjacent thereto
When in operation, ten to fifteen me-
will be employed at the plant. Bisbee
Benson and Tucson capital 10 investe
in the business, win Pearce OF the latte
place holding q block OF stock. 7. |
Myers, agent for the machinery CON
pany Is here, also A. Bonnat who wi
wait to install the machinery and ad
just and operate it for two months
q. R. Shilling Of Texas, the forema
will then take charge. The officers {
the Brick Manufacturing company ar
J, NJ. Castaneda, Benson, president
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28

BoABAy, Sept. 2S.~-Additional detaila
have reached here OF the attempt OF the
Turks to land troops at Koweit
The attempt was frustrated by the
British cruiser Perseus which went so
far as to clear her decks for action.
The Turkish commander finally de-
sisted and returned to Fac, telegraphing
Constantinople for instructions.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28

James Gamble Jr. Engineer at the
Weldon mines came 10 this morning
after completing difficult task. He
carted over land from Oro Blanco TO
Quijotoa, the engine and stamp mill at
the old Austerlitz mine. The difficult
journey took seven days and the heavy
machinery is now being installed at the
mines. II will be in operation in about
one month.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
English and Turks
May Have a Fight

The Turkish troops are massing at
Bdsra under command Of Edhem
Pasha.
A British naval force is concentrating
in the Persian gull.
Three warships are already on the
spot and will be augmented by the gun.
boat Assaye and the cruiscr High Flyer.
The cruiser Pomone will also sail for
the Persian gulf as soon as coaled.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
The Sch1ey Court
y Gets Interesting

miral Sampson's chief OF staff OF the
signal code arranged for communicating
with the insurgents. but did not give 1t
to Schley when he passed him en- route
to Cienfuegos. This agrees with what
schley has contended all the time. and
proves that the Cuban insurgents were
not able to communicate 10 him the
presence OF the Spanish feet at Santiago.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
NV Lord Kitchener
Nay Be Bounced.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.--The Pail Mall
Gazette, ceufirms that rumors OF differ
ences between Lord Kitchener and War
Secretary Broderick. which may result
in the resignation of Kitchener as com.
mander in chief OF South Africa.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
Federal Grand Jury
Is Investigating

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2S.-The Federal
grand jury has begun an inquiry into
the strike which may have important
bearings on the settlement. The effort
is being directed towards determining
the responsibility tor hampering Federal
traffic,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28

Richard Brown, the conductor, Bisbee.
vice-prcsident; j. I. Hood OF the Bis
bee bank, secretary and treasurer; w.
G. Land, II. Gerwin, Benson, Peter
johnson, Geo. shibley, Bisbee, the other
directors.
The recent surveys Of route down
the San Pedro to Mammoth and Flor
ence on the Gila have aroused the peo.
pie to the idea OF an outlet by rail 10 the
direction OF Phoenix snd San Diego,
points in Pinal and Gila county asat -oI
Florence being regarded as tributary.
They say the Rock Island and theSouth-
western (Bisbee) roads are behind the
scheme.
The county seat Idea hobs up serene.
iy" ii yon fall into conversation Of any
length with Bensonite. Their argu-
ments are that Benson 10 railroad
centre and in these days a court house
like the tS0. 600 one at Tombstone can
be built for t25. 600. There are other re-
asons. which the pioneer can enlighten
You upon.
b. A. Packard, the San Pedro cattle
baron, wac here Saturday. He said he
had 1000 yearlings. like number OF two
years old. 900 three year and COO Mex
lean cattle In fine shape for early ship
ment. The two years old 90 at 800
pounds. They have, 90 also cattle gen.
orally been living high in recent months.
the ranges being In fine condition.
Henry Castenada returned to the I'm.
iveraity 10 finish bis studies. His broth
er Rudolph who graduated In June IN
with surveying party ON the San
Pedro, north Of here.
Former Joint Agent +. 3. Webstsr
was here Sunday to zee his son Roger
off for LosssAnge:es. Roger was q stud
ent at tbs University last two terms
Mr.. Webster who 10 agent Of the A. 4 g.
w, ut Douglas, said the road TO Naco-
sari was completed 40 iiiles and the
forces were 10 90 on the line between
Douglass and El Paso. He added thai
rumors we're current to the effect that 4
smelter would be installed at Douglass
w. III. Skinner, q former Tucsonian, II
engineer on the iocal--Lordsbnrg tt
Benson.
Col. W. c. Land has established at
Office here. He 10 interested in the up
building OF Benson and in cattle inter
ests. =.
John pearce of Commonwealth
wants slo0, 900 for his gold claims in th'
Limestones. north Of here. He isa fre
auent visitor.
Col. w. Harlow passed through from
Sonora to the City OF Mexico.
Constable Nabor Pacheco went on y
Naco for man, expecting TO return OF
Monday 10 Tucson.
Ed Jones OF Tucson and Helyesia is ei
route TO La Cananea.
Chaa. Pafsons, the contractor passes
| through from Tucson to Bisbee. lie
building the new Bisbee bank. y.
| Attorney Orfila 10 at Clifton. he pass
| ed through for Tucson Sunday.
| Red Mullen and partner. prospectori
drove ia for Tucson Saturday, two day
out.
Chas. Wild, the Gila valley posta
clerk who received check for $1,000,
gift from w. G. Greene, passed throug
| to Tucson.
| Cy Young and Pete Delaney were wit
the Morenci Club, which played th
Bisbee nine Sunday. They play at Nae
Monday.
1 C, M. Burkhalter. OF the Souther
Pacific here came In from Phoeni
Atx,u ,vx rrntuU
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28

WAsHINdToS, Sept. 2s-The attend.
ance at the schley court OF inquiry in
creases daily and public interest Is evid-
emily growing.
Several witnesses were recalled this
morning to correct mistakes in their
statements yesterday and Captain Me-
Gala continued his testimony.
He testified that he had informed Ad-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
A Mothers Crime
Killed Four Children

CLEVELAND. eept. - AT Little York,
fifteen miles south of Cleveland Mre.
Perry Curtis, q farmers wife, drowned
her four children in well and then
suicided
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28
OF Awful Importance
This Information,

Providence, r. l. Sept. 2S.--John ID.
Rockefeller Jr. and Abbie Greene. step
daughter OF Senator Aldrich are to be
marie d on Oct 8.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-28

Here's . bargain-An Ideal
Cash Register, the handsomest
thing Of the kind ever brought to
Tucson. Inquire Mt Tho Citizen
office.