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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18
,9aniferen."
serf0o ftn Is. Mai 1901.
gOwbcas, 9.Saf.


Def er nu belle 10 Maaneber ioen,
at 9anbmRnoene beepnote at feoe De-
res areatIrer uoe paa Den uo6ae
4larf. 09 gobt par bet, oa 6efors
faaoet fun par lille. og gengene At 10
Be for faa. griien paa so git op, o9
mer eno n maatte betale IS q $50
pr. ION.
Saaningen at 6beoe % 6apre BE-
rer nj til ben iounone lib, ba oisie
aorniorter itaar not iaa frpoiat %
potter paa be aaer fleite Steoer. 0oa-
le Gfternglere fnoes io. % oerss !6pes
Dc o9 6aore er i~elpfplgelig lite tommtn
op. ut S9oen itaar frobig, faaoal.
ION Der fan pare Sale ON 5rooigbso
Der oppe paa oenne 5io Is. MoD al
Naret. BET er M lite paa 9ruHo al, d.
BET bar re9net me9et - Mai berer NJ
ensang lite til 8egntioen Der Dc.
er Tnarere. forni Soroen p1r iaa goet
geanempRoet iiofte gftsrnar.
acnoetG10O5f .8prttsr. Il q q 4 or
5or ZiebIitfst Iaafs 6er %operaLt,
pa1 9anoet, Grassland. pl : fer
giliaanina al nanate SG9 "a b.
Ter I'D til, at Ct Itort Qrsal 9ano oii
b!iDe bruat f6 bette ZiemeO. Qqe
iler meD at ,.omme oper no8et" meo
BrHfninesplgnen co lr6eioet 9de1
men Gin DC Chit.
Man fer ogIaa IT Sarian, Al Der
plgjss meo Gamp %la'tine, iem bar i
qlOpe eFIer ia, o. oet g1ar sanite sooi,
na1r fife aft II tore Sten tomm.r
meo perss ,,bolot..@ oa e D.. naturli9
nig life aoot at rare gloo; TIL ben
Fprte 6eit olemmer At lpitre aomdnoo.
6dnoel meo G1nb er Der M lite me
act al, ID iaa Ioare faa bar Sieoe
enonu. men liot er Der oog. Gn
Mano ira Minneapolis COR. bDao ban
fan for at faa fat / en- Del. 3et I
80, ION er 6eliggeroe melem gperz
ne 9opbeas CO &enmare. Soft, Der
bar faoet @ienoomsret til here's 6iem
beo at bare bstult Re9sringen $1,25
pr. Qeres. i9l9er til BAN. 6an er
aaereoe / 5~eiioDeIie al Flere 6unoreoe
acres ~ % nplig tebte ban en- Sui
mine, Der itsoer %umipoelbart op til BET
Qunoomraaoe. ban aaereoe rauoeg
ober.
s Qsbst At @interen O9 5oraaret
er Der beqDnot ct mere omfottenoe 4rs
beioe / t%riltelig ca ttrtelig 6snIeenoe.
der bar BET nqrmeIt fun bort Gam
FUNDS QraIter. ION pirteoe Der. Den
lut6erffe 7rttirte bao0e, iom tioligele
meobelt en- Qr6ejoer Der. 9aftor Glien,
M bar oeiaa 9aptiiterne taget FAT
badoe blan0t norite % banite. De bar
10 Mqno Der, en- pod ZfIioen % ea
pqa 8eItiioen al ben 30 Wtil LANCE
9noIo. ION oeler Den norolige Bart
al @dro 60, e. Dat, / 10 Dele. Dc
fao ben norite SpnoDe bar 6egpnot at
0irte Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

4foBD @eteran. 5orleoeu
GftrrmiooaQ itebtes en- Al be qamis
8eteraner til 6pile paa Strape Stir
~ieQaaro. nenIi9 9amle Yecer SEMEN
.(6osfipD. hen qamle 6Goersmano par
.fe6f / 0omorup SoQn / 4aret 1921
Ga naaeoe altiaa ben bsie Qloer az
6enimob 80 4ar. 6an bar oprinoeIig
3emrsr % ernRreoe iig / mango 4ar
ION FABIAN. Som Soloat gioroe ban
bee 3reaarsfri0en $50 meb %
oeltog / Dc fleite 1rpfninger, iaalsoes
Slagei peo Slespig iamt oaIaa / Slds
gene peo 5reoericia o9 5itso, b%porfor
ban oqiaa %foruoen 9ri9smeoaiaen
mootos 6Goers9aDen 80 Qarsoa9en
eftsr.
9eoer Senien bosbe fsrit en- lang
4arrGfte I qnn9etpep. inbtil ban / en-
.fremItreben 4loer rsiite meo i'm 6uitru
til 4merita til nogle osrboenoe SIagts
hinge, men efter 4 liars 5orlsb blep
Qongslen efter bet gdmle Qan0 iau
itarf, al ban after tom tilbage bertil,
bocr ban itaoig ioen bar boet, %
6oor 6an M eiterlaoer lin tnap !
Mar pngre ente. s en- lang Ratte az
Qar, oa bet leaemli9e 4rbejoe falot
BAN bel fpart. bar ban for en- itor
Del erueret i9 ION Cpteber At SpiH,
% Deo Sin % SparfommeligbeO er
6perpeot ban Ig iaa megen 5ormue. nj
be 10 9dmle par iifreoe et iorgfrit
uolomme.
qeoer Senien bar afbolpt % agtet
at aIe. iom en- b9oerlig og fulotuo
paalioeIig og ianbbeostarlig Wiano.
6an mangleoe alorig peo noget 9al5,
% par I mango Qar Wieolem At bors
rationale 5o%reningsr. 6an par ca
aittig % faOig &irfe9enger. % / -
Qarrqfte WenigbeOsrepraientant ct
talrigt 5slge At Ra6oer og 9snner
fulgte BAN til 9racen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18
GfterlDsmiug.

@ngdaenos 9sosbo / bet ,gamls
aonD" er bet n%sbpenoigt at uoin0e
min grober glisls 9. Rieliens OPP
b~olDsItso. Oplpsninger, iom MATTE
leoe til famine, pil blipe paaItennst.
Gioit ban bar bort fra (for ct Mars
Sib iiben) par ban / RepuolOs, 81. ..
g. .. RieIfen,
~geslionDine, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

urtnbene padgre6ne. Ser
ningsmpnbene til nogle fore urtppes
rier / &gbenbaDn er blebne paagrebne.
Den enc, en- Opparter Marius 9anien,
bleo anbolot Der, ben anoen. iom ligez
leoes bar Opparter og beo Wlo3ari
2inobsrg, bleO anbolbt | 9amborg.
Wdrius 5dnfsn bar aaereoe dfagt
en- uforbe6oloen 3ilftaaelIe. DE bar
f~tiaalet lire til mango Suiinb aroners
URrDi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

qaa 8. e. 6anIens Sfibsoarft poa
9%riitiansholms Q TorepiIte forIeoen
6ormiopas aaptain GngslbarOt ben
Al BAN opfunons ReOningsbado for
en- tairig 5%oriamlin9 al ia8tpnOige O9
interesfereoe
9aa 8erbensubfiaingen / 9aris
fbfe SorImer bapbe 9aptain Gn9el=
barot uoitiaet en- Mooel Al I'm Opfn=
oelIe, Der tiltraf iig a%lminoeli9 9P=
marffpm6eo. DEF er NJ bngget en-
gaaO / p~irfeli9 Sterrelie.
Den me 8eeniugsbaao er neItsn
aao6unbst. 20 Sob lang o9 8 SOB
6rso. Den beftaur At en- fat 9ano,
paa 6pilten Der ligger e ca. 6 3om=
mer mt gag aort. Sioerne er At
Seiloa8 % bele Gsiingea en- iammenz
bqn1enoe 3rpramme.
Ruar 8daoen lite bruges. CT 81
oerne aappeoe neo til 9unoen. % hele
9aaoeus 6eioe er ba tnap i Iom=
mer. Raar 8aaoen tai 9irtiomheo,
6epes peo 5ielp at et / Wioten at osn
an6raqt finoriqt lille Spil Sioerne o8.
Gsfirogn OF ira 9unoeu, % Fdrteiet
Ter Da M ION IN %alminoeli9 Stibs-
baaD. 4orfbunoen bepirier, al Den er
fnntefri, "a meo % gerioner ON 9orO
liqQer gaahen lite onbere. sno Mort
bunosn er bsi, nemIig 6 3omm2r, %
oil ION 5sIge nesai rage let ooer ielp
Den bsisite 81.
f5tDelen oeo Den me gaao Fl oens
tore 9areeone / 5orbolo til Den ripge
glaos. Ben opta9er I'm 8oro. mar
ben life bennttes. Sammeniloaet liz
ner 9aaDen en- eonfe Ian 6laaoe. %
paa ben 9laos / en- 0umper + cts.
Der nu opta9es al en- entelt 9aa0, Ian
Der ligge en- Def Stabsl enaelbarot tie
Reconnaissance oDen paa binanoen.
Weoens BET altio er IN ~5eipGtlig
Saa at latte en- 9dao / Ssea ira It
Sfib / fpRr 81, % Def, naar Daoloec
o. I. D. er faaeoe bort, n1ittn bliper
umuligt. tan aaptain Gn9el5aros
gaao, ielo ira Ct Drag, toiis3 o3ar
9oro, ligsiom en- alminoelis 5laao'.
Qiq9enoe / Seen tan 8aaoens Sioer
iaa relies, og Staggering fnpe Gin.
Qaa @runo al oens Qapbeo fr BET IGr
oeles let at fomme OBJ pad Den flume1-
foloe6e gaao, nadr Den ligqe. pld
9anDet. ca Ielo e Barn eaer en- '.oins
be fan / Qebet At Ct Bar Setunoer D,o
at breie pua Wefunismsns 6%aon0iol
acre ben aobne 5laabe til ct ee,t lilz
genre trDgt 5artei. Csiaa 5pi5 Sliz
BET pluoieli9 I0ntsr. bill ban Cnaels
6aro'ffe Reoninasbaab / WoeiGtHinJ
til andre asoningsbaooe itrats pat:
tlar til grug, og peo StranoiH9s. ia7
ben benDttss ION en- Slags famp,mgss
ia. o~oerornentlis iolib aeonin9s5sie.
5oruoen 8um til Brobiont, 9anc
"a Raletapparoter ct 8aaoen enp ii
oere foruOa forinnet meO Seil9u95.
obertrat. boor qasio9ererne tan rnoe
GQ.
De lorltben foretaene 9rsoer bar i
6ei Gran bedpffeoe, og bet ipnes, ION
on. Der er 9jort en- betppnin9sfuio Gps
FnoeIie.
Qaturligois bar GpFnoeren Itpnbt
ia at tage 9atent paa aeoHin9sboas
ben / be fleite Qanoe. Oct bar paa bsje
lib, tbt en- 5DIfer 6aboe oaereoe Tor
feqt at fjGle Opfnoslien peo at eiter
Gqne en- Mooel. aopt. G~ngelbarot hao
be uoItiaet / paris, % uotaget patent
paa oenne. Qoifiai9s uoenlanoite
8qrfter bar f%orsorigt ollereoe tilbuDt
at obertage gDgningen Og 5orbanoliH=
qen al BEN npe 8eoningsbaoo. men
OpFnoeren bar pnifet. at Den iaa oiot
muligt tai uogoa fra 0anmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

3Gbe &ors'5 ubiIGum. :
U1aj Wadneo for % Qar fotn itiftes
i 0onmart 6orsningen Bet rsos
4ors" efter en- tonitituerenoe General
foriomIing, Der afbolotes ben 27os
april 1876 paa Snitiatip fra Gberii
0lufien, Dr.meo. Gngeliteo, @rosie=
rer grsn og 9aptajn Wartusien.
Den 26oe SUM a%nertsnotes 5orenins
9en at R%sgeringen, Der tiliagbe ben I'm
8iitanb.
Stent 9anmart unoer Snbtrpttei
1f 9rigen 1864 fabos opret bet fsritt
qanb, Der tiltraabte @enfertonDentio-
nen at 22os Quguit 1864, oareoe bel
Dog naiten u 4ar, inben GorsningeH
oanneoes.
Sioen oa er felssnOe OpgaDer fulO.
ferte:
Gn Gilial er oprettet | Qarbus, Sb.
Ibnet meo observation-disclosures
propinlerne er opertaget, 80 Samari.
tanturius er gipne / forelsbis Spss.
bebanoling, Opflag er itet angaaenbt
Oplioningsforfeg uf 0rutneoe, Oa
man bar opfsrt aliniten pua platdn-
oejen, Der oesparre bar mauttet opbe.
pes ieen. rben for 8anmart bar
man pau 0runb at fmaa Mioler fun
unotagellesbis funnel bare meo -
men bd til @eng9lb meb ret itoritilei
J aeiultat. timber ben ruiiifztprtiits
arig Ienbte bet rebe aors 3 Eager
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

QtpsbisD0m aaaobufet
Som betenDt bar agbenbaDns ne
Raaobus' gngmelter, 6r. Wartin 30
rop, T6rget for. at Der / a~sben6aOns
me Raao6us bil bpoes tommenoi
Sl4gter lite Blot Imntts funtHeriftt
0eforationer at globes oper, men og.
Iaa 9nItriptioner til @miaoels Dc
gelGring. 8 9j9lterne / qoftet er Del
Iaaleoes uoTfaaret en- Uiansoe Orb
ION, naar man faur begpnot fra Der
rstte Gnos o9 faar Samling paa Dem
giber fslgenoe 2ios6etragtning:
o5soes = grade r iOsbes AM.
mes - ougges = tumles b9res =
gaa IT. tugtes r og / SOang AMMAN.
mes - lege - pofse = 9unter fat
- elite - belle - giftes mdgti
- aptte oqltes neo og op = aloes =
Ipaftes - Do - bearabes = bet E.
alt port Qeoneos 2gb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

Samleoe Strifter. Gn
paa nerparenoe Vars 5iuanslob be
oiIget Gum bar muliq9jort en- iamlet
uogdbs Of giitop aiertegaaros Strii
Ter. Y9riet. Der menes at pias uogere
6enDeb 1870 Qrf / > 8ino. uotommer
paa S6snbergs 5orlag og beierges
uogioet at 9reiterne g. e. 0labn OF
9aDr. IDesadrb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-18

9anfte or9bte / &ina
gaItor 6arl g~ertbelien at 8s paa
9prnbolm meooeler. Al Der bIdnot b.
MisfonQrer. Der er bleoet orabt
aina. fnoes en- banh Mano. Misio=
mar anton Better %9unb9reen. Der par
aniat unoer 6uoion 1aalors U}isiiOr.
Ia 9ri9en uobreo. par g~uno9resn
% 0uitru paa 9eiss bos 4lisiicne=
rerne / 3ing 8sian=6a. gorgmeites
rem forlanaie, at b fyenmeoe ejeb!i.s
telig Tube forlooe g1en % oroae Ill
4Diten. Dtres Gienoomme ben b.
laqlaqte, % De 1T % Soloater I'll 81
it0tttlie paa 3sjIen.
Ulsn Solooterne par nenotli9iins
oeoe MOB De fremmeoe, og Is. 4uguit
1900 neoiableoe be BET Selitab. Il
tube lore / Siffer6ee, % %faaoeI
9unoareen Tom bans unqe 6uitla
fanot faaleOes en- poloiom 9eo / Del
iremmeoe G1no.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
She Made Trouble
and Is Now Found.

WmKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 3.--George T..
Edmunds OF Plymouth has located his
daughter, Sadie, who, nine years ago,
then eighteen, disappeared from her
home in Alpena, Mich. 1t was thought
she had been drowned or murdered by a
jealous lover. Two weeks after her dis
appearance her mother died from grief.
One month later her sweetheart died
from the same cause.
Her father was so affected by the dis
appearance that he left town and moved
to Plymouth. There he started in busi-
ness anew, but brooded over the mys-
terry. Two weeks ago the daughter,
while at Thousand Islands, read In
Wilkesbarre paper OF an accident TO q
man OF her fathers name. She employ
ed detective, who investigated and &C
quainted the father Of the daughters
whereabouts. A happy visit followed.
The daughter at the time OF her dis
appearance married a travelling sales
man, now living in New Orleans, La.
She is Mrs. Lawrence Briee.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
The Love Of These
Did Not Run Smooth.

WnKRsBARRE. Aug. 3.--For love OF
pretty Celestine Barber, of Ayondaie,
who had rejected him in the latter part
OF June, Tillman Newhart, eighteen
years old, committed suicide by drink.
ing carbolic acid. Last Wednesday his
rival, John O'Boyie, mysteriously die
appeared. O'Boyle was released from
jail two weeks ago after having served
sentence for tearing up some Of the
clothing OF Miss Barber while in fit
OF desperate jealousy. He catered the
girls apartments while she was ont
walking with Newhart.
After his release O'Boyle renewed his
suit, but Miss Barber rejected him be.
cause, she said, the ghost Of Newhart
haunted her whenever she thought OF
either OF them. O'Boyle for several
days brooded over his rejection End then
pleaded with her again, she said, but in
vain. She loved him, she said. but
Newhari's ghost was always with her
when she thought of him.
O'Boyle told some OF his friends Of his
great grief, but not OF the direct cause.
Wednesday night was the last seen OF
him. Since then his parents and friends
have searched for him in vain and it is
feared he has committed suicide by
drowning in the river.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03

Mr.. Elmer heard the boys cries. Seiz.'
ing a rife from back Of the bar, he
started in pursuit. He was able TO fol-
low the kidnappers by the cries Of his
son. which now came from the thickest
part OF the woods. When he reached
the open river bank he saw the men
making their way along the stream.
One was considerably in advance Of the
others and he sent bullet from his ride
in that direction.
Then followed a running fight in the
dark. Mr.. Elmer was fearful lest one
of his bullets should strike his boy.
Finally he heard the lad shout that he
was free, and moment later father and
son were reunited. The kidnappeFs es-
capped by swimming the river. The boy
heard them say IT was ,heg intention
to take him to cave in the mountains
and hold him for ransom.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
JACK O'BRIEN
REPORTED
SERIOUSLY
HURT.
The Track Flooded for
Miles Between
Marioopa and
Gila Bend.

The first accident of the rainy season
TO the Southern Pacific company occur
red early last evening east of Gila Bend.
While freight train was climbing the
hills from the west the crew discovered
that an unprecedented downpour had
visited that section few moments in
its advance. The waters were rushing
across the tracks and the train was stop
ped while the crew went forward to in
yestigate and determine If il were safe
TO proceed. While this investigation
was being made the raging waters un-
dermined the track and the engine top
pied over.
This information vas received in Tue
son last evening about 8 o'clock. and
Immediately wrecking crew started for
the scene of the accident. 1t is reported
that Travelling Engineer Jack O'Brien
was injured, but whether seriously or
not could not be ascertained. Physic-
ians OF the city were summoned, how
ever, and Superintendent Worthington
accompanied the work train. 1t ia not
reported that more than one man was
injured, but from the fact that staff
OF surgeons went west II is feared that
others than Engineer O'Brien we're In.
jured.
Passenger train No. 10, due 20 arrive
In Tucson at z o'clock .. m. is between
washonts about three miiee west OF
Maricopa. The Southern Pacific has
made arrange snents 10 furnish the de-
layed passengers with food from the two
hotels at Maricopa. Working trains are
at either end of the washouts, and it is
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03

believed the track will be repaired some
time this afternoon and No. 10 is expect
ed to arrive between 8 and 8 O'Clock TO-
night.
There is no change in the condition vi
the Sonora branch OF the Southern Paci-
fic, and it cannot be said when that road
will be open for business
The Bisbee road is now open for traffic
and should there be no further damage
from floods will soon be in good operat
ing condition.
Not a word has been heard from the
G. V. G. and N, which is strange to say
the least. If the rains have visited the
Gila Valley it is likely that the roadbed
has been carried away and the telegraph
service Frustrated.
At 80 this afternoon the condition
of the Southern Pacific west OF Tucson
had materially improved, the breaks
were being rapidly repaired and No. 10
is expected to arrive here tonight at g
0 clock.
Engineer O'Brien Is not seriously in
jured, but sustained a bad squeeze as
the engine went over. Mr.. O'Brien wss
on duty when the accident occurred.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
BOLD
TO
KIDNAP \
BOY.
THEREAFTER With aGu11
FruS ira ted the
Efforts OF the
SCOundrelS.

WmLhMsPoRT, Pa, Aug. "a bold
attempt at kidnapping was made at
Montoursviile at II o'clock last night
james, the thirteen-year-old son of
William Elmer, a el-keeper, had gone
to woodshed for kindling wood, and
on his way back had reached point
near the side door of his home, when he
was seized by four men who had been
lettering about his fathers hotel all
evening.
One OF the men stuffed huge wad of
cotton into the lads mouth, while the
Others pinioncd his arms behind him.
One Of the kidnappers then hoisted the
lad on his shoulders, aud the whole par
ty started on a run for strip of woods
that led down 30 the river.
James succeeded in getting the gag
out Of his mouth and shouted for help.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Killed at Last
Had a Bullet For MonthS.

MILLERroN, N. Y, August 3.-James
McKin, fifteen years old, while playing
With revolver last November accident
discharged the weapon. The bullet
red his right eye, but did not kill
lam Doctors probed for the bullet,
bu, q unable TO locate it. The lad
lar lr seeks between life and death and
anat.y, 10 all appearances. recovered.
ahe bullet remained in his head. II
gradually worked down until it entered
the main artery OF his neck. causing his
almost insiant death last night The
lad seemed to be in his usual health,
when, without warning, bis lungs filled
with blood He died within five min
utPe
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Recorders Repast
Saturday Statement.

The following transactions were fled
for record today
l.. H. Manning and Gussie Manning
to William Pease, lots IL, 12 and 13 in
block 1876, in Tucson; consideration
q, 900.
Mrs. ]. II. Montgomery has iiled loca-
ton notice for several lode claim m
Pima county.
T. u. Peace has decided to the Liberty
Mining and Smelling company the
United States claim, the Century claim
and the Edith claim, situated in Silver
Hill and Arivaca mining district; con-
sideration nominal.
T. D. Pease to the Liberty Mining and
Smelling Company, ten mining claims
in the Silver Hill and Arivaca district /;
consideration nominal.
VIM. Il. Wemple to T. d. pease, nine
mining claims in the Silver Hill and
Arivaca district consideration 5000.
Leandro Fernandez and wife and
Josephine Fernandez to Jno Metz, six
mining claims in the Amole district !;
consideration nominal.
Jesus Salazar and wife to Jno Metz,
four mining claims in the Amole dis
trict, consideration nominal.
VIM. L. Johnson TO NJ. III. Matas lots
23 and 24 in block % in brakes addi-
ton.
Louis Ezekiels to Laura W. Lake,
Black Horse and Goodenough mining
claims, Helvetia district; consideration
81 600.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03

New YoRK, Aug. 3.-President shaiier
and the members of the executive board
of the Amalgamated Association are
holding conference today with Mr.. j.
p Moyoan and the officers OF the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation.
The steel strike conference failed TO
reach an agreement and negotiations are
off.
After adjournment President Reid OF
the American Tinplate Company was
Quoted as saying that the executive
board of the Amalgamated Association
had until 1 O'Clock TO accept the only
Yro,a,.sst!on male to them by j. r. Nor
gan g .th aa4 TO return to work at last
years Gale.
NKu Yoak. A uguat 3.-Pres'dru ~iati'
a. xo,.,i rot say anythi~g az 'ta r'-
Yult of .hc cunfereDc y ~ait "e @"~
his eomnauior we're E'a~ iiii
pri, 'tely an, .--'s' 81 -'"' '',''' 81
3or+ o'clock. a-. 'aves.y IL .e
had rs propo u"'t'' i' 'hc
steel corp p-raiion,
CHlcAGot Aug 8. striking INCA
40 iron moulders lave refused to hold a
special rnasi meeting to give President
Martin Fox of the international Aaso'
ciatsoa an opportunity TO address them
=. 4 4 4
PrrtsuuRa, August 3.--Is is regarded
here as certa n that the results OF todays
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Epidemic Of Typhoid
In Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 3.-The sudden
increase in typhoid cases and deaths iu
Chicago during the last week has alarm
ed the municipal health officials. Yes
terday alone there we'e eight deaths re-
ported from this disease. Last week
there were only thirteen deaths during
the entire seven days, and the week be-
fore ten.
"If this expected increase continues"
said DR.. NJ. D. Herkard, Of the health
department. today, 1.-The deaths for next
week would reach fifty. This increase
is large At tbs county hospital in one
ward alone there are seventeen cases OF
typhoid. These sufferers in ward "a are
women. In the men Is department there
are twenty-one more cases, a total OF
thirty-eight in this institution. Last
week there were but five cases in ward
"a and but sixteen in all the depart
ments OF the hospital. "
The death rate from typhoid at the
hospital has taken a sudden jump. Be-
tween noon and 10 clock yesterday there
were five deaths reported at the institu-
ton from typhoid. There was one dur
ing the morning, total OF six for the
day. Three deaths from the disease
we're reported on Thursday.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The secret SER
vice OF the Treasury Department, under
the direction of Chief Wilkie. will coon
begin an investigation TO determine the
genuineness OF articles exposed for sale
at Minneapolis and represented to be
loot from the Forbidden City Of pekin.
The attention OF the Department OF JUS
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Ted in Colorado
With a Large Boom,

Co1oRApo SpRISGs. Colo, Aug. s.
Vice President Roosevelt has been the
central figure in the quarto-centenniai
celebration OF the admission OF Colorado
TO Statehood, which was concluded to-
dav with many interesting events.
Whenever he appeared in public he was
greeted with the utmost enthusiasm.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Are the Missionaries SmugglerS
As Well as Robbers

tice was direcled to the display which is
being made in the show windows OF
Minneapolis, and the Treasury Depart
ment has been called upon for assistance
in determining whether the articles real
ly came from Pekin, how they were
obtained, by whom imported and whet-
her customs duties were paid on them.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
What a Tale Il Tells.

If that mirror Of yours shows wret-
ched, sallow complexion, . jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin, it's liver trouble; but DIR. kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, purify
the blood, give clear skin. rosy cheeks,
rich complexion. Only 25c at L. aZeck-
endorf Il Co., Wholesale and Geo. Mar
tin, druggist, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Columbia Leads
In the Boat Race.

BATEMAN's Point, August S.-The
Columbia wins. crossing the finish
line at 2;l6 SO. Independence at 2:
II :37. Columbia wins on official time
AZ seconds or on corrected time OF one
minute and IS seconds as seen from
shore,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
Krugers Bold Words
Regarding Peace.

PARIS, August 3.-In an interview Mr..
Kruger said today. I'VE kave pro-
posed peace directly to Great Britain
and we will not renew the proposition.
All we are willing to give for peace 10
money il Great Britain asks it."
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Bar silver 582s
Mexican dollars, 46; silver certificates,
5919.
CoPPER-Copper dull, brokers l6h@17
LRAD-Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex-
change 1917.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
A Good Heavy Pile
Of Klondyke Gold.

SEATTLE, August 3.-The Humboldt
arrived from skagaway this morning
with $5O0.000 in Klondyke gold, Ad'
vices by the Humboldt report iiss men
killed by Indians 200 miles from Valdez
Island. No particulars.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-03
To Save Her Child.

From frightful Disagreement M-s.
Mamie Galleger. OF LaGrange, Ga, ap-
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve to great
sores on her head and face, and writes
it's quick cure exceeded all hopes.
II works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin
Eruptions. Cuts, Burns, Scalds and
Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by /.
Zeckendorf q Co., wholesale, and Geo.
Martin, retail, druggist.