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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-10-02
SNAP SHOTS
Fired From The Capitals Camera

Fired From The Uapltals Uamere'
Love can die. but canno, diet.
The man who keeps his promises Is
ths man who keeps his friends.
HrSpARRow's Candies at FRED. I
Smiths, Md. Avenue. OIL
The villain in melodrama says that
4 hiss IS as good as smile.
Special sale OF the star clothing house
stock at AARoNL. GooDMANS.
The fellow who uses cheap perfum-
ery IS seldom a scenter of attraction.
-Gotteib Grand Millinery Opening
mex, Monday, October 2. The GROWING
event OF the season.
A man must apply to the Courts to
change his name. All girl has TO do is
get married.
A fools paradise is better than wise
mans purgatory.
II you have any Electric Wiring, or
repairing of Electric Bells, &c, address
postal to EDw. T. BEAvIN, % Cathedral
street
Patience is a game only level-head-
ed person can play to win.
"A fool may inherit. but never earn,
millions.
WANTED AT OMEGA young man to
work in store. Good wages to right man.
Apply to PHILP MILLER. Market Space.
The chance to forgive is one not
lightly to be thrown away.
He should die young who says he
has neither erred, strayed or been de-
oeived
You can find the newest hats from
PARIS and New York on exhibluon at
Gouleib's Grand Millinery Opening.
-Ridlcule will do more to cool ! gush-
er than oceans OF protest.
"A contract is never a light matter,
bu, when il is between mammon and viz
tue II IS black indeed.
Wait ior.our Grand millinery Open
ing next Monday, October 7. The
creates, event in the history OF Annap-
obs, GoTTLEIBS.
Lovers who never quarrel miss a
deal Of ensuing happiness.
Those given to meddling should re-
member that nearly every one has troub-
les enough Of his own.
-Gouleib's Grand Opening" and
Anniversary sale next Monday, oct, =.
The greatest sale in the mercantile his
tory Of Annapolis.
Inspiration, like death, always comes
Unexpectedly.
Many young men of to-day need
guardians rather than wives.
Watch for it. Wait for il Don, miss
Il Go,teib's grand" Opening" next Non
33p Oct, =. The latest successes in
Trimmed Millinery from Paris, Vienna,
Berlin and New York.
The sheer of the cynic and the bite
0ta lamb are alike harmless.
AMERICAS Greatest Medicine il
~ Hoods SsrSspsrilla, because il pos
SeSSeS uncqualled curative powers and
us record of cures is GREATEST.
Tome to our store and we will clothe
nee deal with us and we will save thee
Space.
The softest thing in the world is the
asoa o. loving woman when it caress-
nave you sense OF fullness in the
.ss'on OF YOUR stomach after eatingl II
" you will be benefited by using Cham
ggSt'an Stomach and Liver Tablets.
'Sey also cure belching and sour siom-
T pL They regulate the bowels too.
nee : cents Sold by Feldmeyer
Bros City Dug Store.
The fellow who declares a certain
ssoman might have made a man of
II I'm errs' Such beings are too soft TO
mould correctly.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
The Secret Service
Is Badly Hampered.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.--There is little
ground for criticism OF the United States
secret service because OF the murder of
President Mckinley. 1t is surprising
that Chief wilkes men have been able
TO do anything at all. In view OF the re-
strictions placed upon them by Con.
gress. In the first place the appropria-
tions are rdiculously small. For the
Office experts in Washington, including
the salaries OF the chief and clerical
force, the appropriation 10 but $4,000
per year, and for the service outside Of
Washington it is but 100000 year.
Out Of this appropriation must come.
not only the salaries OF the secret
service men scattered over the country,
but the expenses must be paid, includ-
ing telegraph bills, transportation and
other expenses, which are necessarily
large as result OF their having TO
cover the United States and all its
outlying dependencies. Congress not
only TGiUhSb w n8AG &h &%sO4AAt1 ~f
preparation, bat the money ia ap-
propriated solely for the suppression OF
counterfeiting and the annual appropria-
ton act specifically provides that the
money can be used for "no other pur-
pose whatever" For three years the
Secretary of the Treasury has asked Con-
gress to change the language of the act
90 as TO make it provide for the suppress
sion OF counterfeiting and crimes NOT
otherwise provided for. Notwithstand'
ing this limitation, however, the secret
service department is frequentiy called
upon for work that can not 10 any way
be construed as coming under the head
OF suppressina counterfeiting. The only
way in which this can be done 10 to
charge the pay OF the men engaged on
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
ChiId's Miraculous
Escape From a Fall.

SANTA Rosa, Sept. 20-Fannie Little
ton, girl 10 years old, escaped break
ing her own neck by very narrow
chance Yesterday, but almost accom-.
plished the annihilation of Oliver Cot
relI. She fell through skylight in the
Hopper block. distance OF about thirty
feet, and landed on Cotrell's neck as he
was washing harness in the Hopper
etable. The hostler went to the floor In
an unconscious state, and the child with
him, but che slid auichiy off and ran
away, absolutely uninjured, except for a
cut finger, where the skylight glass had
left its mark. She weighs about eighty
five pounds, and had it not been that
Cotrell received the force of her fall she
would have struck her head on the har.
ness trough and undou ubtedly broken
her neck.
Cotrell is an old man, and is quite Ill
as the result of the blow. A bul.
let wound in his neck, o relic OF
the Civil war, las again broken out from
the shock, but he thinks that he saved
the child's life, so makes no complaints.
The child was playing on the root, nm
known to her parents, when she at
tempted to cross the skyliGht and fell
through.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Dismissed at
Prof. Parker's Expense

A bout two weeks ago Prof. NJ. Nj.
Parker. former President OF the univer-
sity OF Arizona cansed the arrest of
O'Brien Moore, editor OF The Citizen,
on charge OF criminal libel. day or
two later, Prof. Parker entered suit In
the district conrt against The Citizen
Printing and Publishing company, de-
manding s25 COO damages.
The cause for making the charge OF
criminal libel against the editor OF The
Citizen, and for bringing the damage
suit against The Citizen Printing and
Publishing company. was certain COM
ments made by this paper on the causes
that led the Board OF Regents Il the
University OF Arizona to dismiss Prof.
Parker from the Craftsmanship OF the
faculty.
Today the criminal libel charge against
the editor OF The Citizen was dismissed in
Justice Wilson's court for want OF pro-
secutiou and at the expense Of the com.
plainant. The suit for damages was al.
so withdrawn in the district court today
on motion OF the plaintiffs attorneys.
Prof Parker surrendered the keys OF
the executive Offices OF the University
to Prof. F. Yale Adams yesterday, and
today be withdrew the injunction pro-
ceedings against the Board OF Regents
which he began few days ago.
II is not known where Prof. Parker
will make his future home.
Prof. Adams. on the designation oil
the Board of Regents, will act az execu.
tive officer of the University for the
time being.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

s. NJ. Cullom, U. s. Deputy Revenue
Collector came over from Phoenix thia
morning and registered at the Orn-
dorff.
Attorney Frank II. Hereford and wife
returned from California this morning.
They have been spending their honey
moon. touring the west.
Geo. A. Cooke Of the Westinghouse
Co., has located in Tucson. He comes
from Honolulu where he has been erect.
ing large plant.
Col. J. B. Breathitt left for the Can
anea mines today on business trip.
lie will be absent a week.
Mr.. +. Shelby came in last night from
New York bringing his family who have
been visiting there for some months.
Miss Bertha Judd returned last even
ing from a summers stay in New York
State.
Arthur w. simpkins and Robt. Russell
returned from Quijotoa last evening.
y. 0. Bazze and J. G. FIearne mining
men from Black Diamond are staying at
the San Xavier.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
A Chicken Eating
Snake DisseCted.

HAxAsA, ILL.,. Sept. 20-Wcdnesday
night q daughter OF Louis Enme. q
farmer, living south of Havana, H..
beard chicken making a dreadful
noise. She vent out and the chicken
seemed TO be caught By something under
y pile OF boards. She could not see, it
being dark, but che took hold OF the
chicken and pulled 1t away. About Z
o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Fmme
heard the chickens again making noise.
On Investigation at daylight he found
a huge anake near the henhouse.
Mr.. Emme was dazed for an instant,
then seized club and attacked the
monster and succeeded In killing 1t. The
snake was as large around as . pint tin
cup and measured eight feet in length.
The snake vas opened and II bad swal.
loved two spring chickens. The species
Of snake 10 not known. but 1t is snppos
ed to have escaped from some circus.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Items From Oracle.
Personal Gossip.

0aAcLg, Sept. 10, 1901.
Miss Maude Rodgere has returned to
Tucson after a two weeks vacation
spent at the Mountain View Hotel here.
DR.. McCauiey, Chicago dentist, who
has been here some time in search OF
health, returned to Tucson on Wednes-
day Of this week.
Miss Anna Proctor, whose whome Is
in Canada, will go TO Tucson Saturday
to spend the winter at the Hall House
there.
Mrs. II. Clarke OF Tucson, is stopping
at the Mountain View Hotel.
Duran Daily, the Oracle rancher, has
been spending the past two weeks in
Tucson. He is expected home satur.
day.
Miss Anna Rood returned Tuesday
from Florence.
c, II. Bayless and his mothet spent
few days here the early part OF this
week.
X. D. Lusk, the naturalist, will re-
turn to Tucson from Mt. Lemon next
week.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
STRIKERS
RATHER
BADLY
DEFEATED
The Effort Cost I'm.
mense Sums Of Mon
ey and Nothing Has
Been Gained.

PTrrssuRa, Pa, Sept. 20.-With few
exceptions, work was resumed, at least
la q measure, in the combine steel mills
today, and If the disgruntled tin workers
can be conciiiated by next Monday, all
the plants will be in full operation.
At McKeesport all the plants, bat one
rolling mill where the men still insist
upon recognition, were running full and
the strike was regarded az memory.
II 10 estimated that the strike has cost
the union workers at least sl50, 600, and
the steel trust not less than million,
perhaps much more.
The men won nothing by the 6ght,
but ~ matter OF fact lost ground as or
ganixed union men.
The mills oi the trust will now be op'
ersted about half and half union and
nen-union.
The feeling among the rank and file
of the Amaigamated Association against
their leaders lie very bitter in some oI
the mills.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

eral stations. 1t was discovered that
Mr.. Wise got of the train one hundred
miles back, 30 Joe started out to secure
him. This was the latest advies srespec-
ting the movements OF the son and par
ent whose mental faculties appear to be
unbalanced.
The arrest OF Jim Francis white pet
dog on Monday was among the Incidents
OF the day. The animal had been treat
TO m application Of coloring. the red for
the head and green for the bind quart
ora, this presenting what sensible peo.
Pile considered patriotic canine. A
crazy barber complained that the APP
pearance OF the purp in the make up
described was an insult, hence the in.
carcefation, John Jund took extra pains
10 provide a choice menu for Francis,
pet upon lite release.
Mayor Overton. former resident
Of the old pueblo, issued circular re-
questing suspension OF business on
Thursday and observance OF the day in
memorial services at Masonic hall.
Las Dos Naciones Cigar factory has in
creased In It's affairs 20 that the pay roll
number sixty, toinclude travelling sales
men. The number In 1897 was ten per-
sons in,thc employ OF the firm.
Among the former Tucsonians now
resident OF Nogales are b sehwab. NJ.
NJ. Coma, James Hughes. John Stein, W.
r. 0yerton, Mrs. Geo. Christ and dsugh-
tor Mrs. Edward Titeomb. Geo Howard,
Henry LAWN. A. F. Bonney and score
of others whose names cannot be re-
called.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
An Indian Kills
Himself for Love.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 2o-Ths first
suicide recorded among the Indians oi
the Pima or Maricopa tribes took place
on the Mnricopa reservation. near here
Tuesday night, when Juan Feathers put
three bullets into his body on account Of
unrequited love.
He loved pretty Indian maiden who
recalled her affections TO place them
with another buck. Feathers was a
popular brave. The suicide is SAID to be
the result OF many examples afforded
since the arrival OF the whites whose in.
fuence has lessened their interest in
their own religious commandments,
which positively forbid an Indian from
taking his own life.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Rounding Up Chinks
Twenty Now in Jail.

Assistant United States District AT.
torney Thos. ID. Bennett came over from
Phoenix to represent the Government
in the case OF the four Clifton Cinnamon
arraigned before the Z. s. Commission
er this morning. After lengthy argn.
ment by Attorney Bennett for the Gov
ernment and Attorney kirkpatrick for
the Cinnamon, two OF them we're order
ed deported. The other two had no
counsel. One OF them was ordered de-
ported but he has ten days for appeal.
The case OF the fourth Chinaman was
continued as he claims TO have the neces-
sary papers at Yuma.
Two Cinnamon arrested here by De
putty Marshall Reno will be tried tomor-
row morning
There are now twenty Cinnamon in
the Jail here, all awaiting to be deported.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Two Years in Jail for
Wishing Roosevelt Shot

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 20.-Frank Id
ings, " no recently declared that he be.
longed to a tociety that would pay $50.
600 to any man who would kali President
Roosevelt, was today ordered turned
over to the Board OF Managers OF the
Ohio State Penitentiary by Judge Ken
nedy. of the Central Police Court. Idings
was identified as q paroled convict. He
was sententened to the penitentiary iu
March, 1893. to serve Ave years for burg
larry and larceny and was paroled in
Decem Der, 1893. As q result Of his at
teranee recently ldings will serve al
least two years more in the State Pris
on.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

The case Of Joe Wiley who 10 charged
with embezseling $400 worth OF dia-
monds intrusted to his care by Era
Blanchard, came up In Judge Wilson'S
court this afternoon at O'Clock. Wiley
wishes to secure two witnesses In the
southern part of the Territory and On
motion Of his attorney, w. J. Kirk
patrick, the case was continued until
Wednesday at 2p, m.
At three O'Clock both S. r. trains 0
and 10 were reported on time.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
NOGALES
SHOWS
MARKED
IMPROVEMENT
An Old Pioneer De
mented.- The Fiesta
in Full Blast--Tuc-
onPeople There
NoaALss, Sept. 10, 1901.

NoGALss, Sept. III, 1901.
The past thirteen months mark mate
rial changes In the Arizona town on the
border, taking q number oil instances In
proof Of the assertion, notably the Vas
quez building on Morley avenue, same
occupied by the owner, former mayor
OF Nogales, improvements TO the Monte
auma and Brickwood hotels, additional
cement walks on the main street, open.
ing Of streets leading 10 the new interna'
tional bridge and approaches to the
latter and aid rendered ina financial
sense to the building Of the structure.
business changes are In evidence and
the residence section bears mute witness
to the prosperity Of the FIFTH town Of i'm.
por,auce in the territory.
The main business thYoughfare. Nor
ley avenue, wears more metropolitan
garb, and to the credit Of the city Off
ciais the street 10 kept clean.
The fiesta has disturbed traffic at the
public resorts. especially at the games.
and this will be felt TO more or less ex.
tent for ten days longer.
Interest 10 censered In the custom
house episode which first came TO light
late in August, as we'll rs the carly In
duction into Office OF the new collector
Frank Doane OF Ohio, TO be followed by
changes In the personnel Of the depart.
ment.
The presence Of Mowry Mining opera
tors, managers and promoters during
the past few days has been remarked.
This fact is an indication that activity
present and future is assured. Many oi
the number represent Sonora interests.
The incorporation OF the Golden Rose
Mining and Milling Co., on Tuesday,
with capital stock Of $500, 600 10 among
the items OF note. This 10 Nogaies cor.
poration with d. A. Richardson as pre-.
sident. The company Is developing
their gold and silver claims In the Pata'
gonias. G.. N. Thomas of Providence,
r. L., represents large share OF inter.
est in the company and L. W. Jimmie,
formerly OF Tucson is director. j. A,
straith has been promoting the mines
The Jalisco Mining Company are
pushisg development on their copper
property south Of Tubac thirty miles
west of Nogales. This Is Los Angeles
company, with DIR. A. II. Noon OF Noga'
les, president.
Waddell and Etearns OF Tucson die
posed OF several roadsters this week
They brought down dozen head.
Hon. Morgan II. Wise drifted intt
Nogales several days ago from Calahasa'
and was cared for by friend, Itsppear
ing that the actions Of the pioneel
were ieculiar. His son Joseph came fol
him following his return from q business
trip. He started for Pennsylvania will
Ills father. East of Deming the olt
gentleman eiuded his son and when tn
latter awoke he proceeded TO wire sew
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
GOVERNMENT
MACHINE
ONCE MORE
STARTS UP
Cabinet Meeting To-
day---Secretary Long
Will Soon Retire.
CortelyouS Stays.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. 20.-After suss
pension OF three days as q mark OF req
pect to the dead President, the business
OF the Government at Washington was
resumed at 8 a. m. today.
When the President reached the
White House he was Immediately Joined
by Secretary Long who reported con-
cerning the affairs OF his Office. He also
received several Senators.
Mr.. Cortelyon will retain the position
of Secretary to the President.
There was q meeting OF the Cabinet
at IL O'Clock which was attended by ell
the members. 1t is stated that nothing
OF importance transpired.
1t seems to be accepted 40 q fact that
all the Cabinet members will retain
their posts for the time being. although
it lie known that Secretary Long 10 very
anxious TO retire. and will only remain
until the President can designate his
successor.
The personal relations of President
Roosevelt and Mr.. Long are not friend.
ly. During the frst two yerrs OF the
first Mckinley administration, Roose.
welt was assistant secretary Of the navy,
and he was not able to get on pleasantly
with his official superior, Mr.. Long.
The secretary of the navy however.
will not be precipitate In his retirement,
but he has made II known 70 friends
that he would not remain long.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Thanks from G. A. R.
OF Hegley Post.

The members of Negley Post, &. A. R.
desire to extend their sincere and heart
felt thanks to Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Miss
Jessie Hughes, Mrs. Hoffmeister, and
Messrs. Ryan and Hoffmeister for their
beautiful rendering of the sacred music
at the Mckinley memorial service last
evening; TO the Rev. Mr.. Bowron for
his kindness in acting as their chaplain !;
to Mr.. Mariner and his Juvenile. band
for their assistance; 70 Mr.. A. V. Gros.
setta for his courtesy and liberality in
giving the use OF the opera house and to
the Daily Citizen for i.s repeated and
kindly notices OF their service.
r. Fl. 6. MIsTY,
w. j. Ross, Commander.
Adiutant.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
The New Controller
OF the Currency,

wsnIsaros, d. G. Sept. 20 --Presi.
dent Roosevelt has concluded to ap'
point VIM. d. Ridgeley OF Illinois con.
troller OF the currency to sueceed
Dawes. who rendered his resignation
some time ago, to make canvass for
United States Senator In Illinois.
President Mckinley had determined
on the appointment OF Ridgeley. and
Roosevelt. 10 only carrying out his pur:
pose.
Ridgeley 10 son.in.law OF Senator
Culiom
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
The Sch1ey Court
Higgi1SOr7'S Talk

WAsHINGToS, Sept. 20.-The Schley
naval court OF inquiry resumed its sit
tings today. --
Tho interesting point OF the proceed
ings has not yet been reached.
There was large crowd present, in
cluding a number OF army officers and
members OF Congress.
The court got to work promptly, and
it is evident that Admiral Dewey,
the president Of the court, means to
keep the proceedings going at lively
rate
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
An American Girl
To Wed a Title.

YRw YoRK. Sept. 2o.-A dispatch
from Austin, Tex, says that the form.
ai announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Baron Monchenr, the
tseigian Minister 10 Mexico. and Miss
Clayton, daughter OF United States Am
bassador Powell Clayton. Baron Mon.
cheur has been promoted to the post ot
Belgian Ambassador TO the United Stat.
es. He will shortly leave Mckee for
Washington. His marriage to Miss Clay
ton v i'll be aolemnixed in October.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made 10 DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, iistlessness into energy,
brain flag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building mp the health
Onlp 26c per box. Sold BY L. Zecken-
dorf 4 Co., wholesale and Geo. Martin.
druggist, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
The Gentle Sufferer
Is Better Today.

CANTON, o., Sept. 2o.-Mrs. McKin-
ley's condition was more favorable this
morning than at any time since the ar
rival Of the party from Washington.
IT Is hoped by friends and attending
physicians that she will be able TO leave
her room today and give attention to
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
White Will Resign
From Diplomacy

WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 20--1t is
practically certain that Andrew p.
White, now ambassador to Germany,
will hand his resignation TO President
Roosevelt as soon as he reaches this
country. Ambassador White is now on
his way here on leave OF absence. He
has been anxious to retire for long
time, and remained at Berlin only at
the personal solicitation of President
Mckinley. Ills will undoubtedly be The
arst retirement from the diplomatic
corps.
stationery-At Browns, 25 N. Stone Ave,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
A Shocking Calamity

aLately befell q railroad laborer," !"
writes DR.. A. Keliett, OF Williford, Ark.
ellis foo. was badly crushed. but Back
lens Arnica Saive quickly cared him.
It's simply wonderful for Barns, Roiis,
piles and sil skin eruptions. It's the
World's champion healer. Cure qua.
ranteed. CSC. Sold by L. Zeckendorf x
Co, Wholesale and Geo. Martin, drug.
v;st. retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

some matters calculated to take her
mind from the depressing incidents Of
the past week.
To accomplish this is now the aim OF
her attendants.
Mrs. Mckinley went to the cemetery
at noonsand spent little time ct the
vaulks She bore her trip bravely.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

outside work up to some other appro-
priation.
In the case OF men assigned To guard
the President their pay 10 charged TO
the consigent fund OF the White House.
but this fund 10 90 small and there are
so many demands that it 10 difficult to
get much OF it for this purpose.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

In reply TO q question, Admiral Hig.
ginson government witness said he
thought Schley did not make every Of.
fort possible to destroy or capture the
steamer Colon at Santiago, which caus.
ed a sensation. Higginson is brother.
in-law OF Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
OF Massachusetts, and a warm personal
friend Of Admiral Ceowninshield, who ia
regarded as Schley's chief enemy.
Heretofore there had been no com.
plant OF Schley's action regarding the
fght with the Colon.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20
Local Weather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer e. L. Wetmore. it
as follows:
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-20

stationery-At Browns. % N. Stone Ave,