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The times., 1901-06-17

Pitcher Wyatt Lee, of the Senators,
leads the American League twirlers in
hitting. Up to June u, inclusive, Lee had
a batting average OF .343. He has pitched
nine games and has been victorious in
seven instances.
The times., 1901-06-17

Hughey Jennings is expected to land in
Baltimore this morning from Cornell Uni
Versity. As President Johnson has as
sured the management of the Athletics
that Jennings will play in Philadelphia
or nowhere else in the American League.
It viii be highly interesting to watch
the hedge game that will be adopted by
the urbanc Mr.. Johnson. 1t is expected
that Jennings will be sent to his old time
position at short field, as he reports that
his arm is strong enough to stand the
strain to which it will be put i'll swapping
the balls over to first
The times., 1901-06-17

The Development of the south Ne
cessitatcs Mere Zig Vessels L"
Handle the Commerce - Immense
Business interests at VHrious Ports
The times., 1901-06-17

The ,actst statistics of tho American
L.. .guc show That Napoleon l-ajoie leads
IN hitting. with a percentage OF .44J.
The times., 1901-06-17

the players get all the money We takc
iu.
The umpire question is troubling IN,
American League too The players. es-
pccially those who jumped from the Va
tiou3l League. are complaining OF tn,
umpire bitterly They do not object to
johnson enforcing discipline, but they say
th, umpiriur is worse than they ever saw
before and they are ciIaiing because they
cannot cut loose and tell tn, umpiree
what they think Of them. What both the
National and American Leagues need is
half dozen Tim Hursts. There never
was any use IN kicking on Hurst de
cisioTs. one day down in Baltimore
Harry Steiufoldt slid 10 tho plate. Rob
rs1n cIabbed the bali and tagged him
iusI as his hands hit the plate. Hurst de-
riHrad Stciulcldt safe Robbie was wild
Ho rushed al Hurst bowling. "NhJi
be matter with yoU. Tim 1 had him
rgze
Tim gazed earnestly at Robinson aua
said You had him what. Robbie?
Il had him frOze! / had him froze
yelled Robbie.
"Au right said Hurst, and, turning to
The reporters, he said: cone fTOZc for
Robbie and the argument was over
Detroit News.
The ,actst statistics Of the American
.Cuc show That Napoleon latoie leads
IN hitting. with u percentage OF .4i0.
The times., 1901-06-17

President Burns, of Detroit, after an
experience at Philadelphia, voices the
opinion that Lajoie should be handicap
ped-allowed only two strikes and the op-
posing pitcher given about eight balls
instead of the regulation four chances to
get the sphere over tha plate. Just at
present, Napoleon IS outbattiug every
other slugger in either the American or
the National leagues, and bids fair to
season.
The times., 1901-06-17

The different managers of the American
and National Leagues are keeping a close
watch nowadays on the performances Of
the college pitchers. Some of the most
promising material that has been develop
ed this year is the product OF the univers-
lty game. Matthewson, of New York, and
Plank. Of the Athletics, are notable ex-
amples of the sort of players that are
graduated from the college ranks. There
are any number of fast Gelders, too, that
have been secured from the same source.
The times., 1901-06-17

This is bad weather for the pitching
Phenoms. Mat-hewson, the great youth
of the New Yorks, after winning eight
straight games, has since dropped i've,
hand running, and the end is not yet IN
sight
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Hsisf Shortage al Disbse
Queen Acquiring kors Mines.

"ssnasos" Rice Jones, real estMse
ovnes Of plshes is In the city, sea wili
Fe,nsia several weeks, having come hers
With ths hope Of Feeuperatine hls health
after having gone thFoaeh the orsi~mi ~
serious sttaok oi pueamnnla st the
copper camp "The water supply 1t
Histee Il very short Iass now, !" said Mr.,
Jones, ''snsi has hsen ior The past month,
patrons having been allowed only one
honrs' 'Fun' during the day the camp ls
lively and everyone appears to I've pres
peFous. The only drawback la observed
during The simmer months when
scarcity Of water and lack of sewage
facilities causee portion OF the town 10
be almost naendarshle, There IL . Fu-
mofin Observation-Disclosures, however
that the Copper Qoeen company has
sequired the sonth Blsbee mines. II is
known .hst the ialiss company has en.
eoanteEed large boslies Of good copper
ore, and II wouid mod be surprise 10
saycns shoald the Qaesn cosnpaay puv.
chase this mammoth hoidisg. Other
mines IN the same vicinity are reported
as making good ehowings.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Ira Z. Lsenis
Returas From The Philippiaes.

Ira +. Loomis. well and favorable
known In Tacson II In the city from the
PhGiappsnss, where he has been doing
Asay fot Uncle Sam for the past two
years, havisg volunteered HE service 1t
Blsisea. Mr.. ioomis aFst enlisaed with
GclcDei MeCesd's regiment, bat havins
Jailed 70 ges Oh the iTing Hoe. he was
masiefsd ont aad smmedisaeay became
d aaEnhes ol Co. L. ssrd q. 3. v. dar-
Ins which Enlistment be has had q sur
lett of experieaoe ia the fer Fast, hav-
lns participated In seven engagements.
nis discharge reads: .sWoands. noae
service. hoaass and faithful. character
excslieut."
Before joinsng the army Mr.. I4oomIs
was q peace otsscss at Elsbee. wlese he
distinguished himself for integrity ani
bravery.
lie entertained . number of bic
friends Hasa sveniag BIZ displaying his
large eoilection Of trnphy's of war and
curios gathered IL tie Philippines,
azaong which wese . dozsn or more
'sbolos," crude bot dangerous inapli
snents Of warfare; among his coliee-
tioas we're namher ot elegantly finish,
ID canes, the haaaiwosk u The Fil'
Iipsno.
Mr.. Locals is q miner, and will re.
tara 70 Bssbee today. whore he hopes sc
fnd employment In the desp dark stopa
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Woman's Ordeal With Negro
Prayed With Children for Help.

LYsN, Mass July 9--MFs. Margaret
Vaughn prayed while a negre threaten.
ed her In her bedroom, on Charles
street, this city. last night, and she was
Joined by her little girls. Starting with
the worst intentions, the negro finally
repeated, apd the little woman saw him
depart withodt accomplishing the pur-
pose i0r which be confessed he had
entered the house.
Mrs. Vaughn 10 about 30 years old.
She has been separated from her hns.
band and lives alone with her three
small children, the Oldest is girl of
years. The four sleep in the same
room.
Shortly after midnight oneof the chill.
dren was awakened by man crawling
over the small bed near the " n low In
which two of the little ones slept. The
mother was aroHeed, but before chs
could move the hands of negro wers
upon her neck choking her. She i'm,
plored the man to stop, and finally sue
ceeded In having him release his grip
on her throat. Her clothing was die.
arranged. bat the little women plnckliy
faced her assailsnt and began to pray
that he leave the place.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
They Will Gamble
In the Philippines.

PBoESlx, July s.--Hsnsy II. Hennaee,
we'll known among gamblers In the West
as Friday" accompanied by Ed FIN
ley Of this place, hes started on jour
ney 10 Manila. The two men aEe clever
knights Of the green cloth, !" and In.
tend 10 introduce some Arizona gasnfs'
ling methods into the islands which will
Be highly Instructive to many and luera.
tive 20 themselves. Friday" lived In
ihoenix ios number of years, and nm.
al the besinning OF the Spanish Ameri-
can war. when be enlisted under spe-
ciai Congressional set and want wisia
the Fousteeath Infantry, which was one
oi shs earliest regiments landed 10 the
Philippines, In q years. service and
With the knowiedgs gained BY operating
gaming tables in Pboenix be asnasssd .
ioFtsne oi $4,000. He made q trip
throagh many pAris oi Europe and tbs
0ssent heiore retnEnins 10 thls conntry.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
GROSS GRIMES.
Two Women FeartuIly
Assaulted In DcnVer'S
Streets.
ONE KILLED
OTHER LAY Die.
Oae Wsmaa 90 Years Old Killed
Outright, and . Yoang Kemea
Of IA Muiilaied and Assaulted
at Her Aeas "A Swsde Sappes-
cd to b Crazy Csafesscs the
Crime.

DRNvsR, Colo, July 9.--Thsre was n
carnival OF blood here laas night. two,
wemsn, one old and the other young be.
Ing ths victims. Mrs. Armenia Bulls
90 ysArs old was stabbed TO death on,
thu highway In the outskirts Of the city
and bessie Kinport II years old wal
sseanited and horribly mutiiated with
knife at her home In the heart OF the
city. The young wosnan is still alive i.
bot there 10 little hope that she cam
survive.
Tha news Of the double crime Gre.
ated inseuse excitement in the city and
banda Of men organized to search for
the perpetsator. Ii was assumed that
tho came person was guilty Of both
crimes.
Late 10 the night Carl JensoB, o
swede. Was taken into custody and be
has confessed both crimes. He 10
either lnssne or assuming insanity-
He gives no reason for eommitting ths
csimes. and lncoherensiy.
II II u decided by the doctors that
be IL mot insane an effort WI be made
10 fyneh him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
WIS SHE QUEEN
VICTORIA'S DAUGHTER?
Queer Story Of Sophia Adelaide
Who Died Sunday.
ACASEOF BABY SWAPPING.

later 10 ths Conveas Of the UrsuIinss
in ailsn. Meanwhile the place oi Asp
repntesa fasheF had he@a taken By hi
hTctAsf. per- Coaat De i.aaai. In his
osn sssht 10 ne course ef their travels,
ailsF she leis The eonvsns. shsy went Ia
Easiand, whsrs Lady Anna's health be.
eauss poor and The doctors osasred .
long sea vovags. There was another
aiieesi0nmse farewell between the child
and Prince Albert when the party
called.
Qaito, EcaadoF, was Waited for time.
Next they went 20 Eew Orleans, and
then 10 Hampton, Va. The Couns be.
came 10 there. and on physician'a ad.
ysce they went 10 Dayton Ohio. There
the Ccant was stricken With cholera.
When told that he coald not live, the
Couns eoDAded 10 his charge the secret
Of her birth. He told her Of the almost
simultaneous birth oF daughters 10 the
Qnesn OF Englasd and The Countess De
Roass. che lnosganatie vile Of Prince
Albert. He sssd the Cousteas, In hes
lore toE The Prince. had acquiesred In
the maEriags Of her husband aud Eng.
sasds Qneea. and Iast beiosa her
dauehisF was born she waa divorced
fFoaa Prince albert and married 10 the
frss csant De Iandi. "a THAI the child
might be looked wpoa ~ legitimate.
with tie eomiag birth ot her child.
however. the Countess changed her
niad and insasaed on having Il sabsti.
sttea for the child OF the Qnsen 90 the
psics u the asosdanca of scandal. She
dsgisea rsvsnEe on her ssscaessini rival,
Tks nnFss - the soyai child. Mira,
rssash, Aho afterwards klilad her sis
chil5rsa and sac imaared Eos life In
en- asylaas, was won osss 10 The sehsuls
and the exehaags of sehsee wss made.
wh@a she aIra Who beard ihis story
dosbted. The dying aan gave bss ahso.
late pseois. shs said.
Bslosr Coaas re LandE died ssss
yoaag woasan who wss sss charge. was
married 10 Aim. fes be told her shsi
her chances oi maintaining Q position
woaid h@ mach greater o. his widow
than ~ his formey charge.
Ia is5e. In Ciscinnasa. eophIa Adeis.
ids married man whnas nasne sls
a n. A.
sesa him both u them having ilseI on
handsome allowabee that came rega.
lasly from Rev. Mr.. ssoavcfle. sophia
Ad~Iasda rags In her book thas foil
proois Of her story are Ia the hsads oI
the Pope. tas. sho0sh the Kiag al IA.
varia and shs Pspai Sunneis 10 Paris
tried TO obsain siesn. the request was
isenorsd.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Just See Yourselves
As Other People See You.

A correspondent Of the Ohio. Stats
Journal p0hlished NJ ahe capital of
Ohio. writing from Oracle hes much 10
say about Tucson and Asisons. Asit 10
ever interesting 10 know whas others
say Of yoa ths Ohio State Jeurnal iessss
10 herewith given.
oaaclx, Aria Jaiy a.--During the
recent trip of The Psesidsnk across the
continent . nnmhsr Of Eastern news
papers pahlished corsssponden from
the Important cifiss and stopping places
along The roaas. bat fsw. n any, of the
correspondents wrote sbont tho Oldest
and in some respscts' one -of the most
Interesting citiss tAroagh which The
Presidents party passsa. beyond com.
menting on the presentation Of
the place or fsmsfking Of what was
10 be seen from The train while passing
through a midaisht.
Tuesoa, In ths lsoathsrn part Of Ari-
roma Territory, ciaims 70 be The oldest
city In the United States. there being
good proof Va show shat ahe deserves
the title which ct, Augustine nov holds.
Ii was enc u the Hrst settlements Of the
Spanish conQueFoss, who bailt missions
through ttais section of the counsry
many Of which are still standing, among
them tbs San Xavier near Tucson. which
10 very old and interesting structure.
The old walls which formed the Mexi-
can city III Tucson. have long sinee fall
en- into decay, bat the adobe houses
still remain, aud dwellers there stiIl
speak the Language Of their foreiashers,
OF the 10000 inhabitants, about one
half are Of Mexican descent, which
gives ths city decsdsdiy Mexican
favor. The Indian has insermasried
with the Mexican, and many Americana
have taken Mexican wives, and even
the Chinamsn have come in TO tah'
their Mexican wives, all OF which eosl
to make the population Gsther mixec
one.
TUcson 10 typical iroatier place and
the center ol the mining district IL
which II 10 located. II has a foil quotl
Of ssloons and gambling houses which
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Water Famine
In MOhaVe County.

PHoRSIx, July e.--AEthur r. Davis
chief photographer Of the federal geoio-
aical survey hsa been In PhoeuGx and ia
nos on Fonteto Los Angeles. from which
place he viii GO 10 the Tvuckee Basin
region In California TO investigate a
number Of storage reservoir projects IN
the region of Lake Tahoe. ME. Davis
has been in charge OF the borings for
bedrock on the Hudson reservoir elite In
the Tonto Basin, Arix. The work has
been completed and Davis made re-
port to the MarIcopa county water
storage commissioners who assisted the
government In making the soundings,
but he refrasned from making known
theresult of the Investigations. The com
nissioneFs held q meeting and dlscussed
tie practicsbiiity Of constructing a Inn
poaoded systern, bot they are not yet
prepared 10 give out any news to the
public. The reservoir II constructed
viii be 80 situated ss 10. lmpound the
food waters Of the Salt and Verde rivers
and 80 regulate the water supply Of the
Salt river valley that thousands OF acres
OF desert land may be reclaimed.
Notwithstanding liberal and general
rainfalls Ia Arizona during the winter,
dipIorable drought, which began about
Ave years ago in this territory, hiss At
tackled MohaSe county again. The
back bone OF the dry speii was thought
to be crushed in ali parts Of Arizona,
but In Mohave county especially the
people cannot hope for relief before
November.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Insane From Heat
Killed Two Men.

g. Joseph, No, July . --Rendered
tenoprasily inmae ~ the extreme beat
IL the last two weeks. u. McConkey. .
farmer living near AlhAny. no., ccm
misted doable mlsdsr this forenoon,
and attempted 10 Aili himself.
He secured heavy hickory ciub,
wsnt 20 The home of bic nsighbor. Jchs
Bryant, oae Of his bsst frisnds, and
hsas his brssns oat bsfore his hand
eoulA be stayed. Bryant'F son. Robert,
appeared npon The scsne and was killed
In the like mannsr.
McUcnkey then drew revolver and
shot himself In che bead, and 10 In 4
critical condition. He 10 under arrest
Ail parties connected with the unfor
sunate affair were promlnent.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

In gruh tones came the answss tE6as
ne was there COT purpose, snd Is ~
had to kill her. he would sucrssd. T1Ae
children we're crying, md II ! hystsricai
condition. the women heeesd she nsikm
TO 60 away. He lau sd II III nnd
told her no assiasancs ssonld ccns
Mrs. vaughn alippsd outof ia, Ill
upon her knees and prayed ferseakfv.
She says she asked the Almightx 81
save her from i terribls fats asd ~
prayers we're sainsied with the ihneafr
Of the man.
Finally, saying hs was gro~inx tIsexx
OF prayers, the negro seixsd AGsn.
Vaughn by the hair and draxesd her
from her kneeling posture. TwO II tise
little chiidsen bad their moshst by -
hand. and they followed iass sxampae
in asking God 70 procsacf nj. NJ.
VAoghn implorsd the nsero dsnlak -
pointing to the childsen, to hesesa n bs
left alone.
The negro laughed. but Is M esidsa {
be was nonpinssed. Ths pssysn u -
mother and children sAng icadss, -
finally, with cure. The man ~ q -
window and jumped out, dI1npaa1iuI
In the darkness. 81
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

NV YosE, Joly e.--sophls Adsaslds
raman who. with aimnst her iass
breath held 10 the story that shs wss
,ho olde., daashsas ot oaeea yissasis
and the PrInee Coasorss died In the
German Hospital sanaay siessm o.
the beat and insuaiciens noarishmens.
q, tho merest rhanes the woman wss
saved from . grave In the Possers' klesd.
pr ,,uaizsr. q arm beliesss In the truth
Of the woman's story, ls&rnsd Of her
death only after the body had bsem re-
moved from the hospital, and II was
buried through bic charity, IN Calvary
Cemetery,
soph,a Adelaide was knSwn In this
country as Mira Kent, She had lived In
yr,ou. places In this city slncs 1887,
supported By sales Of her book, the his
tory Of her life, whlch was suppressed
IN England and Germany, bas bsDaahs
cot here In 1886. Sig uoasha ago shs
came TO the notice of sc. lsnasias soua-
ell Ut II. Joseph's Charch. Tils saessty
uaj pr. Gunt1sr. 70 wIsosn shs came
ORIGINALITY As q paslens. sappcFtea hsg
un,,l her death She waa neariy sixty
wears old.
~ Gua,seT. who has takeh The great
est interest in the wonan. sAid last
night that no person coaiA hear hss
story and not believe ID. Hes Feeens-
han,e 10 the accepted plceaTes Of Eag.
land late Queen. Dr, Ganssas sald.
vac remarkable
sophia AdelaIae's claim was that GO
Az iuisat she waa tsken from hes Ros al
mother sud in ies piars vas sahssilas~d
a iaush,er Of Frincs Albert by ssor-
CAN'T, ale, the Connteam Ie Ronss. Her
boas contains the loliowinss
4 am the daaahses Oi ora a tae great
~, Queens oa sasai. and she wbo
usuri>-l nay place Il The wiss of oss ~
TIE future masters ci ths world
The 6tss rwcolsessloms VI shs wriseF
are Of Poissy. near Paris. when ahe was
living ~.,h lady Anna Cazaphell. She
AS told her father ass cossnt de Iaadi.
apd hen che vac eight yeaFs old the
SUPPOSED iatlssr sas bsoaght hossse
mariore,i. Meaasims man wheEn she
vas tangh, Ia cali .uncle Edwana. !" has
sho vas really hegs tathaF, she says,
,s0trd her ireqasntiy " The hcsss sn
ro,--y, and there grew np letxeen him
AMI the child taaa waSTnesf aaleesiuH.
Alter thu massies of sia usast she
sas taken 10 England, aHd sire describes
an aitectionais seene besween heFssli
aBi the rvince CSnsost.
Alter the child was sant 10 coasaas
at Nymphenbasa. rear Manich. and
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

never close their doors. aa Sunday fs un-
known TO them. There ID mo restriction
whatever, although il is said tLere is
one policemen In the town, bot be ID sell
dom. u ever, seen. The cowboys and
miners come In from the saTroandiag
coantsy with cold and silver they have
saved mp ioF good time. They alag
steady at the tables, winning or iosing,
but aiways staying until they have lost
all at the faro or roulette tables. at pol
10y or s0ms OF theoshesgamblingga mes.
But this ID only the worst view Of the
metropolis Of Arisona. In the past tao
years Tucson has had Q great boom.
Brick and stone structures OF two aud
three stories have replaced the old Mex-
ioan one-story sdobes, and everywhere
thrift and prosperity 10 70 be seen. Real
estate values have increased wonder-
fully and new industries have started
up. A t25, 600 library, deaated by Mr..
Carnegie, 10 being Constructed. A re-
markabie fact 10 that bark interes& i'm
Tucson 10 very high, being Is per cent,
due probably to the isflated value Of
real estate security. The Southern Pa
cific is the only railroad entering the
city, and because OF that fact freight
rates are very high, and consequently
living 10 very expensive.
Tucson is probably best known in the
East as health resort, and there is
great rivalry between II and Phoenix in
this respect. Tucson 10 no doubt better
than PhoeBix for pulmonary trouble,
being higher and dryer. During the
winter months the city 10 thrOngsd d with
"lnngere, who live at the hoseis and
boarding houses. Most of them have
waited too long to come West, and dur
ing bad weather great many drop on,
II 10 not rare for Ave or elk 70 die In one
night at q sirgle hotel at times when
the weather is inclement. Notwdth
standing, for those who have come ID
time, the climate has in most caeol
wrought a great benefit and often per
manent cure. In summer the maioTis.
Of lunRers 20 10 Denver OF health resort
In Colorado.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Notice 10 NhseImses.

Theses positively no need to to en-
durs discomfort by reason OF changing,
sunbuFn. iasects stings, sore and pers-
piripg feet az accidental bruises. Yon
forget these troubles in using Bucklen's d
Arnica Saive. infaiible for Pimpies.
nlotehes, Skin ETaptions and Piles
Sold by l.. Zeckendoxf q Co. wholesale
Geo. Martin retailer. Z5 cents.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Fatal Collision
Two kcn Killed.

CLRvnIAsu. Jaly s.--Ths South
wessern limited On che big four coilided
with freight on the Lake shore read
In the towa II Nottingham at 30 lhis
morning. This engineer and mail clerk
xere killed outright and sesen others
seriously injured.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Fictims Of The Deep
1000 Chiaamea Drswaed

LoSDos. July 9.--Aceording 10 the
Shanghai correspondent Of thestaaAard.
1000 persons have been dsownesa by
foods in the province Of Kiang s..
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Robert and Gus
Will Grapple Tsaight.

New YoRE. July 9.--Tonight Bob Fits.
simmons and Gus Ruhiing will meet 10
raeeo-Ronaa wrestling match sf
Madison Square Garden. Both are l.,
splendid condition.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
A Diplomats Son
Shoots Himself.

symAcumE. n. v. Julv 9.--Frederick
u. White son Of the united States am
bassador 10 Germany committed suicide
Yesterday by shooting himself in the head
Prolonged III health 10 assigned ~ che
cause.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

TEA GARDEN DRTPB--la q sngAT
ayrup Of highest quality Once used al
eays wanted---delieiously gweet-makea
ahy candy 10 perfection. Manufactured
PaciAc Coaat Syrup Co., 707.7ie San
me g., San Francisco.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Big Bank Enterprise
Americans at Paris.

LoxDos. July s--..It reported here"
says the Paris correspondent Of the
Daily Mail thai John d. Rockefeller and
!. r. Marann have decided 10 establish
. banking house in Paris with capt. IL
oi lifty miiiion doalaYs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
FETAL AlFD HONEY ma1wnx

MkTAL AMD A0MkN = s
NEw YoRx. July s.--1sAr slTvs. r. {
Mexicaa dollars, ~ silvex dsl lIlllII
59tk.
CossxE- Copper, II b<eksS n
ehsnge and casting. i65
LHADIsad dHli, hrok>ts t1s
change 1871. Il.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
A GASOLINE PLEASURE
LAUNCH WRECKED.
Reported Nine People Have Been
Drowned off California Coast.
YACHT CAUGHT NSTORM

SANTA July 9The gasoline launch Chipa which
left here yesterday morning with party of pleasure seekers
ported lost in a heavy off Santa Cruz Island.
Nine people believed to be drowned
The Chpa accompanied by the gasoline aanoh Bamhse
soop yacht Aerial both which managed ID make ocrt
damaged and with the occupants half dead exposure
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Fillmore Resigns
From Southern Pacific.

Sax FRANCISCO, July 81. A. Fillmore
general manager OF the soasheEn Pacific
coast lines has resigned.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

whereg 25N. stosee Ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
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