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Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.

Apropos of the title of Cyrus Town send Brady's new novel, When Blades Are Out and Loves Afield,' 1t is inter- estng to know that it was suggested by habit of his own. Mir. Brady has quite selection of swords, to which he adds from time to time. Included among these are some ancestral wea- rons his own blade (Mr. Brady is an Annapolis man and saw service in the Cuban War), an ol1 fashioned naval cutlass. and very handsome French rapler antedating the conquest, which he got in Canada. Mr. Brady dictates his stories to his secretary, finding that the narrative usually flows better as he walks up and down while telling the tale as 1t comes to him. From habit he las become accustomed 70 take one of the swords in hand and the hilt that oftenest meets his hand is that of the dainty French repier, so that in this book even the love passages have been punctuated by the culver of the sword.
 August Hare tells an amusing story of enc of his hsrming peripetetic lectures In Rome. He had conveyed his little flock. which included at least one live prince, through the palace of the Caesars and had gathercd them near the forum, when he observed myste- rious stranger w'ho had attached him self to the party, looking more and more angry every minute" At length this interloper could stand MT. Hare no longer. He burst forth in denuncia- ton. "All that this person has been telling you he informed the party in a loud voice, about the palace of the Caesars ne has had the effrontery to relate to you as if it was his own. You would be astonished, ladies and gentle men. to hear that it is taken word fov word-wcld for word, without tao slightest acknowledgement-from Ms. Fares Walks in Rome" All said" says Mr. Hare, was oh, am go much obliged to you. I did not know there was anybody in the weyIa who would defend my interests sa hiNdly. l ana Augustus Hare it wss e n&g- nifleent aaoment.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
ARE YOU PLUMP

or thin? red cheeks or sallow life in your step or feel your weight? are you comfortable or hoping to be so next spring or summer or fall?
 One is health; the other is not-quite health.
 This condition of not-uuite health can be turned into health with Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil.
 It is pity to get in the hab- it of thinking of health as a thing to be hoped for; why not go for it now!
 There is only one way to make strength: by food. You want appetite first, then food. The emulsion will give you food-rest, to master your food with.
 Wellscnd you little to try, | you like. SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street, New York
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

tors Hoar and Cockrell made the for maj report that the president had no further business to the senate and the usual vote of thanks was moved and passed unanimously in recognition ot the services of Senator Frye of Maine. who has acted SIS president pro te4i ef the senate.
 Senator Frye acknowledges the coa- pliment briefly aNa thea referred feel ingly to the death of the late vice President Hobart. While he was doing so the hands of the clcclx crept rouRa stealthily until they now marked fS4ls minutes of noon.
 Something must be done, and if fell to Alonzo H. Stewart, assistant door keeper og the senate, to enact the far cical little role so long performed gracefully by the venerable Mr. Bas-
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
taoOss ABSsCfs

TeSs taass esbsevaSae 6staels an she world ase sAasse ssiffsving fSada pysEnG- sfa saa IlveF CemPtalat. Move shsaa seventy Eve tsv essnt eS ahe people ia thG UnitSS Sts<ns aeo afflicted with tbsS& two a!Seas9S and their effcts: sSeh as Ssus ste&saaeeh, sSc& Headache, fs&iataal Castisemessa FalPMatloa of the Weast, t&eartbSr@, w@.erbvash, Gnawtns end Burning Pains at the gsh of the stomacA, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and Dlssgreeable Taste in the Mouth, Coa,inE up oS Food after Eat. Hs Low Svi,iis. asr. tis tS ssSr Dvmg- Eist aAa set a -hOttic of August kte@ sr fos .A ceets. Twa aaaeS etN fahlsww yea. Tfg H. rias Gss&se eFtgs Al. eisnas. Uskslsn& { essyglgssy end I r. EluaAen
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

sett. He took a long stick and dexter ously turned back the golden hands of the blue-faced clock just eleven min ates.
 sesstca died natural death. and the river asd harbor bill a viole&t one. MT. Stewart, st six sliRutes past twelve ac- tEat tisns sR& Ave minutes before twelve snaats ttnae, formally announced the session closed.-N. Y. Herald.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
AN HONEST MEDICINE w0ta LA
 GRIPPE.

George w. Wait, of South Gardiner Me, says: "I have had the wovst cough, cold. chills and grip and have ta- ken lots of trash of nI0 account but profit to the veNdor. Chamberlaia' Cough Remedy is the oaly thing that has dome any good whatever. l have rhse'd one bottle of 1t and the caills cold and grip have all left me. coR- graduate the manufactureres oS Sp GIsts.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

For time at other local s'ations call on Agent tDiniRg station.
 CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction vita u. ' :. e 2. By for Jerome; P. X K. Junction with P. & - stsss s ,s Csswa Kipg sd e,her minins poi.,t, Prescott with stage liaes for all principal nining camps; Congress Junction with Btase bRes for Congress Hapqus Hala, Stanton ard gsTasll; Not Springs Junction with the c. .. H. $. & I. Cs., for Castle Greek Hot 6pringa, u e all. yeeT pensa health gPsort; Ph1nir with tb be ". q ?. ( &s. R. V. R. R. 'or points on the g, P. sTssem.
 H.P ANEwALT.
 Gen. Pass Agent, Prescott, Ariz. E.W. GILLgfT, General Agent. ..
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

comfort and to our hapiness on this ex- cursion, our heartfelt thanks, lnd as- sure them each and all that their fa- vors will not be forgotten by the press of California, which Is. in great meas- ure. indebted tJ them for the most pleasant and profitable excursion this body has ever taken.
 Adopted Feb. 23 1901.
 w. D. PennyCook, Pres't. Raleigh Barcar, sec'y.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

Thsr~ sse SAeS wno ~tII sauES ct e ToraHn fer bSyinx aicket package ',f Chesins sunb, theR proceed so sl"@ in q qnaTisF far an isRpovte0 ca&4S.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

'So dsah and y.N Ssr itsha," ssHiG ah'' Gsnar asRn &s he s.~skea Rt a t"D "g c''A' the dSiyrT haap buSa delivered.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
TURNED bAcR THE CLucK.

D@ Monday aHatns SiatelH ast@S abs tsasiasnahst @astR was seated. EeRAs
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
SCENIC Iine. 0F ARiZ0NA. SANTA FEE, PRESCOTT < PHOENIX KY,
pRcSCOTT x EASTERN Y. R WITH THH
 SHNTA re SYSTEn.
THROUGH plmE TABLE

Is the shortest ard quickest route between Phoenix, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all eastern points
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26
A GO9II CGT'I!fl MlsIIlCGEt: Ei,Is
 Q'sRIJsIaRE EN.

.'I have no bositoncS tT PeUrIm'n'nI ing Chamborlain's Cs&Elb RcmCdE" sass F. r. Muraa. a well buOwn and I-,FG lar baker of Petersburg, Va. We hayC given 1t to our children ssses tTsWblet with bad coughs. also ahoopng eoHsh and 1t has always given pessect sstis faction. IL was recommended to ISSe 0! a druggist as the best cough netsici&, for children as it contained no OpiTTA O. other harmful drug" Sold by all dSUs gists.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

P!obbs-Whlt did they do wl$A tAa fellow who was arrested fos Mspcssan ating Q policeman?
 SloObs--Ssn nt him to an insane as3 lum. The judge said that any mas vh, warte1 to look Hk" a policeman ESus be crazy.-EX.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-26

GnSplrs N. 0. pIc&Iwll, G. r.. A., May Scopa A Pha4snta ar Salt River Valley B. G., or write 4. L Barnum, r. r. A., PiedRsoSt Air Line, 2s; W. Third &t.. Los AnxeleS Cal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
BAPTIST UNION.
Facts Why National Convention
Should Be Held Here.

The meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Baptist Young Peoples union OF
America will be held az Chicago in a few
DAYS 10 decide on the place of meeting
OF the next International convention
Providence has special interest in this
decision for IL is the desire OF the com
mittee 10 have q held In this city.
This H. a particularly interesting place
for 10 90 DO held as N was In this state
that the principles of the Baptist denomi-
nation were first eNpounded. and here was
built the first Baptist church In this
country Here b. the oldest Baptist
college These historic reasons have all
hecn considered and a. an eastern city
was 10 be selected II was desired TO bring
the immense gathering TO the land Of
Roger Williams.
The committee ~ the Rhode Island
union has gone over the situation thor
oughly and conclude that Nv many ways
Pro, idencc IL not adapted for the enter
taiumcut of such large number Of
ppopic
Rev. Whitman T.. Wood Of Pawtuckct.
laid the matter before the interns tional
committee and informed them that should
they decide 90 come here they will suffer
many slonyeuiences. But % Providence
is selected the committee from this state
vii hs notified aud definite action settled
upon in short time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS

Wall Street. Oct L-Ths opening busi-
ness In stocks was widely distributed.
American Smelling preferred lost IN.
General Electric a point and some OF
the other industrials a large fraction.
There were 1900 shares of u. 8. Steal cold
at 4s 10 4eA compared with 4s last night.
Only three or four stocks. showed small
fractional gains.
Boom traders attacked the market with
out delay and besides raiding the Indus
trials, offered down some OF the low
priced non-dividend paying railroads.
Eventually the entire market sold or
rapidly when large blocks or Sugar and
Amalgamated were unloaded. These lead
ers broke Pa and Sh, respectively, the
latter touching ssx. Many other special
ties lost from 1 to points. Standard Eail-
road stocks such as st. Paul, Atchison,
Union Pacific, N. Y. Central and Mis-
souri, Pacific fell @if. Lake Erie and
Western broke 81. and the preferred six
points. Prices rallied feverishly before IL
o'clock.
There were some new points OF weak
ness developed Consolidated Gas dropped
four and Diamond Match Ave. There were
some desultory recoveries elsewhere. but
Manhattan. Amalgamated Copper and
Sugar reacted point from the rally be-
fore l o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
A Sound Sleeper.

recent traveller IN Central Africa gives
several Instances OF the capacity for sleep
developed by his Arab servants. lie men
uons one OF these men az being uudis-
tWhed by the discharge of nrearms with
~ TWO feet OF his head. Another IL de-
scribed as follows:
Salam, our Arab boy. sleeps more
soundly than any oneelse have ever come
across. II ~ task of no ordinary magni-
tude TO wake him
lie tells story In regard 10 himself TO
The enect that one night. when ne was
travelling With an Arab in North Africa,
he had 10 sleep with their donkey teth-
cred to his leg TO Keep him from running
away. When he awoke in the morning
he found that The donkey had wandered
away 10 considerable distance and had
dragged him along Judging from our
own experience Of his sleeping powers we
do not think the story Incredible. Man
chester Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
c OssEO TIE ColUM8lA'S BOW

Al 1906 Sycamore put the Shamrock on
the port tack and crossed the Columbia 5
bow She held this tack for about two
minutes then again swung about on the
sfarhoard tack and both boats were head
ed dead inshore toward the Ions branch
For Ave minutes more they had u nip
and tuck and then Sycamore again laid
the Shamrock on the port tack followed
closely by his rival II was then the
patriots took new hope for the white flyer
seemed 20 be pointing higher and footing
faster than her opponent.
Whom they had been on the port tack
'ong enough 40 draw comparison IL WAS
evident that this was a fact and the
american boat was slowly forging TO
he front.
BY this time the official turning times
had been worked ont and posted showing
that AT the turning the foreigner was a.
seconds ahead which left Columbia only
SIX seconds To make up TO get within the
time she was allowed.
II she could do Ii and IL looked then as
II she could, the race WAS hers
AZ they held along on the port tack
breeze which though somewhat lighter
still held plenty OF strength 10 send them
home within the time limit
II was just i:l2 O'Clock when beyond
question OF doubt ~ was seen that the
American had turned her old trick In
Nipdwsrd work and was sheau
With mastery seamsnship Barr had
stolen the windward berth into which the
nose of the Columbia was gradually eat
ing The willy Yankee skipper had turned
what looked like defeat into what then
seemed "A victory
II was not all seamanshlp, however, for
he had been aided by an unfortunate pun
II wind catching the Shamrock aud lay
ing her over, hut his keen eye saw II and
he took instant advantage OF the sham
rocks misfortune
Both yachts held the long port tack
for almost an hour, and the race at thia
time Was slow when compared TO the
sIecd OF The frst leg The wind had fall
rrr rurrsihrrai1fy. fhr became -oeef-
cas-. with light neecN clouds which cent
II tches OF shadow sweeping across the
water
The excursion feet kept well astern and
the sea was very smooth. 1t was Just
.;pa when Captain Barr put the Column
hia on the siarboard tack and headed i'm
toward the Jersey shore
minirte later Captain Sycamore put
The Shamrock around on the same tack
and as the sped shoreward Il was seen
that Columbia was still ahead but well
&c vindward.
After ten mintles OF sailing both boats
again went on TIE port tack. the Column
hia as usual taking thel cad IN this man
euvrc. But Captain Barr only held this
course for 4 few moments before ne again
put the Columbia around on the starhnard
iack Thew ind was getting light and M
clined 10 he fiuky aud the race was be-
coming slower
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
The Emperor's Little Friend.

little Austrian boy recently met with
piece of luck. To lives iu a street in
Budapest. and whenever the Emperor
Francis Joseph drove past or his WAY to
the station the lad always greeted his ma
jesty by Vigorously waving his hat
The emperor noticed ihc child and
whenever he was in ihc hungarian capital
looked OFT Tor his young friend
This continued FOR auitc aiv wears. until
one day On Apri the emperor noticed that
Tho hos was missing from hts uvrrTr T1st
An hour later = messenger from The eri-
peror called ~ Tho house and Inquired
what had become ~ him
con learning that the lad. Who was now
a. years ~ sac had been sent 10 school.
tho emperor promised n pay for his odu-
cation and snsrvsrd make IN officer
~ him " he were physically 1T Brook.
Ism Citizen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SHORT CUT
COST HIM
HIS LIFE,
Frank CostIns In Climbing Over
a Fence Missed His Foot
ing and Was Drowned.

James Costine called at the Sd police
station, this morning and Informed Capt
Magill that his twin brother, Frank Cos
tine, p years old. had been missing since
yesterday morning
The Costne twins boarded AT 55 Tren-
ton street and have teen employed at the
west station OF the Providence Gas com
pany.
Frank left home 10 60 to work at
b:i5 yesterday morning aud nobody had
seen him since then.
The hands at the west station have for
a short cut. by reaching out and climbing
around fence which divides the Gas
companys wharf from the one next
north BY doing 80 they save long
walk up Point aud down Eddy streets
James Costine was of the opinion that
his brother in attempting 10 climb about
the projecting fence had missed his hold
After impartiug his fears 20 the police
Cnstine called upon eN-iarblr Master
MagIire. who this afternoon took his
boat ana graphing apparatus over to the
ga, companys wharf
The first drag Was "A successful one and
the body of them issing man was brought
4" the surface.
Mcguire towed the body over to the east
end uf the Point street bridge where Medi-
col Examiner Perkins viewed Il aud gave
a permit to Monahan to remove a.
Frank Costine was son OF the Mary aud
-ttt- ia atr- ftrrrutite ti7-tiftr t,f tr-isrttti
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
THIRD TERM
ACCORDED
GOV. CRANE
Convention Of Bay State Rspub-
Iicans--A Powerful Platform.
ChangsFor Attorney General

Boston, Oct. 4-FTsving as it's keynote
the sentiment of admiration for the late
President Mckinley the feeling being
shown in the address OF the permanent
chairman, IN the resolutions adopted and
In the eloquent words OF the senior SEN
ator OF the state. the venerable George
+. lioar, the Republicans of Massachu-
sets TO-DAY held they state convention In
the Boston theatre In this city.
IL was but few moments past II
O'Clock. the time scheduled for the open
lug of the convention when Col A. H.
Goetting, chairman OF the state commit
tee called the convention 20 order The
delegates nearly filled the great spacious
auditorium After the reading OF the call
for the convention by the secretary OF
the state committee. prayer was offered
by Rev. Prescott Evarts, Of Cambridge,
son OF the late u. = Senator Evarts.
Col. Goetting was chosen as temporary
chairman lie accepted with an address
OF few sentences
The usual committees were appointed.
In partial report the committee on
credentials said that 1926 delegates were
present.
The report OF the committee on per-
mancnt organization naming Samuel J.
Elder of Boston as chairman, was pre-
- nted and adopted
Mr Elder delivered an address which
was strong tribute 10 President Me-
Kinley Mention OF the name OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt awakened prompt cheers
end applause At the close OF the adj
dress the band played America" and
the entire audience joined in singing the
t,s,.p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

~ had been hauled 20 tho deck. shamrock
was lufring around the stake boat
Rlght in her wake came the American
and right behind her she turned. Jnoui-
cial timing put the Shamrock around me
mark Is seconds ahead
After rounding. the shamrock held or
toward the Jersey shore on the starboard
tack. while Columbia went on shore on
the port tack But Barr only held this
for an instant before he swung the Co
iumbia around on the starboard tack and
the racers began the thrash 10 windward
which Was 20 decide the contest. The for
eirrer had evidently made up her time
allowance on the run before the wind
aud II remained Ia he seen N she could
hold II in the heart breaking beat home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
BULLETINS CE IHE RACE

i1;ol a. m.They are on Columbia
crossed first
n:os "a. m.--When starting gun was fired
both boats were we'll back 10 the line
Both broke out their spinnakers a. they
headed Tor II, Shamrock being the quick-
err
Columbia crossed first. giving her rival
the coveted position astern
n:o1 a. IN Apparently the handicap
gun was hred before either boat crossed
tho line.
i1:h a. m.--Coumbis appears 10 hold
her lead by about three lengths
u.lb-The official time OF the start. as
yiven by the Marconi wireless telegrap aphy.
vas; Columbia. iiO2. Shamrock N O2
Starting on haudfcap vln
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
THREE SUITS.
$4,000 Damages Asked In Each
From Suburban Road.

Bertha II richards Harold " Richards
and Edward W. Richards have each sued
the Rhode Island Suburban Railway COM
pany 10 recover 5000
The plaintiffs were passengers on one Of
defendants cars on July nth. and when
the car was on Broad street. near the
corner uf Beacon avenue there was n col
Hsion with another car OF the same COM
pany.
The collision is alleged 10 have been
due 20 gross negligence ON the part of the
defendant Zach of the plaintiffs claim
to have received permanent and internal
injuries.
Lensrd W Horton o. attorney for the
plaintiffs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SHAMROCK TAKES LEAD

Shamrock seems to be overhaul
Ing the Columbia
1850 q, m.-Shamrock has passed To-
lumbia. and seems GO be pulling rapidiy
away from her
il:f7 y. m.--Shsmrock is still leading bv
al least 100 yards
li.5a-Columhia crossed the starting line
lust - seconds after the handicap gun
il.m n. m-Shamrock apparently has
rulled away a hit more. and at the pres-
ent rate Of sailing Will turn the nrrt
mark we'll within her time allowance
f1Ss a. Shamrock crossed the line
just ~ seconds after the handicap KUN
l2.03-Shamrock IN now fully one min
ute ahead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
A VERY CLOSE CONTEST

In less than ave minutes Columbia was
again put ON the port tack heading almost
for the lghtship, while Shamrock seemed
10 be picking up and had apparently taken
tho Head
u was getting TO be the closest kind OF "A
race. ~ 2l5 II was evident that the
lister yacht had secured a slight lead
For the next hfteen minutes the yachts
continuallw split tacks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SUDDEN 0EAIYS

George Mooney 81 wears old was found
dead In bed st tis Friendship street this
morning Death vas duo from natural
causes
John NoeSsner. 4, ears old. was found
deed in his bed Ht o. Redwing street early
today. We died from natural causes
John : Geary. a wears old of ia Pine
street. died suddenly from hemprrhagc
OF the lunss at his home last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
COLUMBIA NEARLY Al MILE AHEAD

l;8i-Columbia II now nearly mile 10
windwsrd
i:b .. m.-The wind holds true at u
knots Both boats are still on the port
tack. Columbia To windward and ahead.
Columbia has gone about on the
starboard tack and stll holds her lead.
2:Oi Shamrock quickly followed around
on the starboafd tack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
WIND DROPPING

23i-Both yachts are now on tho star
board tack Shamrock ahead with the
wind dropping
2N- Both now on the port tack. sham
rock apparently still slightly in the lead.
II Is close race.
2:5t-shamrock still slightly in the
lead
3:07.-The yachts are now three miles
from the finish Shamrock apparently
still slightly IN the lead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
CLOSING UP GAP

ls.0e-A favorable slant ~ wind has an
psrently enabled Columbia 20 close the
Rap a little. The boats are now within
three miles or the outer mark
rlz:i7-Columhis gains slightly
i733 D. m.-The wind is now ~ knots.
Shamrock forty seconds ahead
f1f2-The boats are very near The out
or mark. Shamrock still leading
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SNEAK THlEvING.

\ sneak thief made hls way into the
residence OF Mrs Elizabeth W Murray.
y Elmwood avenue. "Wednesday and stole
$50 watch. s. bill and s. watch chain
from her bureau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
NEARING THE FINISH

Shamrock went on the starboai
tack about one and a half miles from n
lghtship.
3:22 Shamrock is slightly ahead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SHAMROCK TURNS FIRST

i7.s0-shs mro,k hss turned outer mark
her unofficial time being i2.fk.51
E.h-toiumbia turned outer mark. Un-
cficial time being ~ fafl
il.f2-sha has zone on tho star
board tack. Columbia luncd around the
marx. and vent on shore on the port
tack.
IN Barr held tho port tack but an
instant. ana then went on the stsrbnard
tack. both Yachts heading for the Jcr-
Eey nhnre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
SHAMROCK IiKsS The LEAD

2:23 THE Shamrock is apparently ahead
as developed on the last tack
2:26. THE Shamrock Is now on the port
tack heading well north and may be able
T. fetch the lightship on the next tack.
The yachts are splitting tacks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
EXTRA.
- O'CLOCK.
RACE FOR THE
AMERICAS CUP

by Marconi wireless: Shamrock. i2is.l6;
Columbia l2:ls:,5.
Columbia passed the Shamrock At