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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
SPECIAL TO NACO.

Account bull ..gnt at Naco. January
1st. the Southern Pacific will sell
round trip tickets Tucson to Naco at
$500 Good on train No 10 leaving
Tucson morning of 1st, and returning
special train leaving Naco at 6 p. NJ.
same day, .I"iving Tucson at 1920.
For this occasion the Naco manage
ment has secured feroclous bulls from
Chiehuahua and fighters from City OF
Mexico, and fight Will be as good ss
can be seen in Mexico today. Ample
accommodations are at Naco for all
who attend and all visitors are as
sured royal entertainment 57-60
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-Mrs. George
j. Gould attended the matinee yester-
day accompanied by her three beauti-
fully dressed little children. who at
tracted great attention by reason OF
their charming appearance. Two men
in a saloon adjoining the theatre We're
overheard discussing plans for kid
mapping her little son. jay"
They are IN hired vehicle today
and it has been called for o'clock.
when there will oe nothing doing In
front ana a clear street Our machine
has twice the speed and there will be
no catching us with a good starr.
said one of the men.
Central Office detective were put on
the trail of the men. while others
guarded Mrs. Gould and the children
without her knowing it. No arrests
have yet. been made.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
he DIED NATURALLY
SEEKING SUICIDE

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 31-A. C..
Votsburg. a Jockey. was discovered in
his room unconscious last night and
died shortly afterwards Doctors pro-
nounced his death was due to
apoplexy.
=. few hours after his death letters
which he had written during the day
were delivered In these he stated that
he intended to commit suicide. A fur
ther search disclosed tnat Votsburg
had purchased poison but had failed
to take any Of the drug.
The excitement under which he was
laboring in making preparations for
death brought on Lne fatal stroke of
apoplexy. In a letter Votsbnrg said:
4 went the pace and must now lie
down at last but | will quit as | have
lived-game."
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

..lss Ethelyn amer. the charming
young reading woman with S. M.Aer
Ken, in The Cowboy and the Lady.
is evoted 20 outdoor sports and excels
as a horsewoman. She is likewise a
daring swimmer and an expert rifle
shot, ana a,.riDutes her superb nealth
to the exercise that these favorite
ports a-,l. her. Miss Palmer will
p'av the part OF Mrs, Weston in Ine
Cowboy ana the lady" wnlch Is 10 be
ss@n ~ tho tucson Opera House to-
norrow night
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
"Old HOss" Van Antwerp
Ends his Earthly Work.

WASHINGT-. ~. D. c., Dec. ~
James ). Van Antwerp. widely
known newspaper correspondent, died
early to day at mis- home in this city,
death was due to physical ana nervous
collapse superinduced by over work.
He was the Washington representa-
tive of the Philadelphia Bulletin, Seat
tie Times, Milwaukee wisconsin. Los
Angeles Herald. Duluth Herald, and
Richmond Times.
He was for many years the cores
nnndent of the ian Francisco Examin-
or
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
willy TaIlPyrana.

Louis XVIII. complimenting Tallcy
rand one day upon his abilities, asked
him how he had contrived first to over.
turn the directory and finally Bona.
parte.
The willy diplomat replied. with
charming simplicity; Really. sire.
have had nothing TO do with this
There is something inexplicable about
me which brings i'll luck on the govern.
ments that neglect me-"
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Professor william Angus, county
superintendent of school. has instruct
ed County Treasurer Drachman that
the $lS.3499S appropriated for the
public schools will be distributed as
follows; Tucson No. !. 81, 1,S466S;
Arvaca No. 2, Greatervine No. 3. Rim
con No 4, San Pedro No. 6. Tauque
Verde No Z, Riheto No. s, Lowell No.
8, Amphltheatre No. 10. Buenos Ayres
No II, Salmareto No. u. Rosemont
No l3, Sipon No. 10. Liberty Mine No.
f16, Saguna No. II, each $31235. San
Xavier No. 5. $..v640: Helvetia No.
IA, $535.30 Salary fund $4v5.70. lnsti-
tute fund $29.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Wrecked at Sea
And Loss Of Life

HONG KONG. Dec, 31-The German
steamer Clara has been wrecked near
Ho iIn Island of Hainan. Forty two
of the ships company We're saved by
the French steamer Hanoi but
Captain Ulderup ana three officers.
four European passengers, anu eieyen
Chinese are missing
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

origin in a diseased condition of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition. 1t increases the activity
of the blood-making glands, and every
organ is benefited by the resulting in.
crease of rich, pure blood
Golden Medical Discovery" contains
no alcohol and is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and other narcotics.
"Your Golden Medical Discovery and DR.
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benefit to me, !" writes (Prof) Pleasant A. Oliver
Of Viola, Fulton c., Ark "Before used the
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misery, / now feel like a new man. Any one
in need of medical treatment for nasal catarrh
could do no better than to take treatment of
DIR. r. v Pierce. l know his medicines are all
right in this class of diseases"
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
cloth binding, sent free by the author,
on receipt Of 81 one-cent stamps. to pay
expense of mailing only In per covers
al one-cent stamps. Address DR.. X. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
A Writer Of Songs
Blew Out His Brains

WELLINGTON kans.. Dec. 81
Hugo Carlanuer committed suicide
here this afternoon with a muzhle
loading shotgun, the charge tearing
his heart 10 pieces. tie mad been III
for some time and his relatives SUI
pected he had been losing his mind,
-arlander was poet and song writer
of some reputation.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
MURPHY WANTS A NINE.


From reliable sources ii IS learned
that Mr. Frank Murphy. president OF
the Development Company OF America
is irving to get control OF the old Nul-
+ure mine near WickenDurg. \. IS be
lieyed that the property can be MADE d
valuable one and Mr.. Murphy is max
ing the effort to secure the mine Tor
the Development company, whlch Is
now doing such wonucrful things ior
Tombstone. The Nulture mine mas had
considerable trouble here OF late ow-
ing TO the actions OF the people VINO
onerated the Vulture Gold company.
Mr. Murphy. however. VIII nave not
hing TO do with the last named con-
Germ as il IL IN no way connected Win
rho Vu|turp mine The Wickenburg
.,,strict is rapidly coming TO the front
as mining camp and some OF the
miners and others of that section
,-la,m that it viii soon rival Tomb
stone and Prescott. The section Is
particularly rich in gold, silver and
conner. and is easuy mined. Just no"
far the negotiations between Mr..
NurDhy and the owners OF the Vul-
ture have proceeded is not known, nut
il is the general belief that the Nul-
ture will in the near future become the
property of the Development COM
many Of America -Arizonia Gazette.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

W a. ithoh W AiN'SN oANN p
seems to have been
only an unrefreshing
stupor; who wax es
with burning eyes,
throbbing head, and
a bad taste in the
mouth, it nj e a n 8
only a new days
misery.
In such a physical
condition health is
III ost surely an d
swiftly restored by
the use OF Doctor
Pierce sCJolden Med
zeal Discovery. 1t
cures disease of the
stomach and organs
of digestion and nu-
triton, and it cures
through the stomach
diseases of liver,
lungs, kidneys, etc,
"a hich have their
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Pn lAGONIA SaMflslNN VOhNo'
Last Saturday Mr.. William &. pu-
mont the contractor, put the finishing
touches upon the new sampling WORKS
for the Arizona Gold 4 Copper Com
pany at Patagonia. The establishment
is new and complete throughout ana
is without doubt the finest plant OF
the kind in Arizona. The sampling ma
chine is the Boulder sampler the most
recent and perfect appliance for samp-
ling ores Early in the new year the
company expects to set the machinery
in motion and begin buying ores,--
Nogales Oasis.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Our winter stock is the choice OF the
m anr 'acturers art Call and zee it.
smith the Tsilor in the upper Wedge
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Aiegant New ear dinner az tne San
Xavier Hotel, 80 cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
GE UPy

That's the morning call of Chanticleer
IT'S a welcome cry to a well man. But
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Pick and Drill
Mill and Smelter.

I ton has already commenced. steam
stamp mill of which Mr.. Wood is the
inventor will be placed on the prop
erty and drifting and stopping in the
mine will be commenced in addition
to sinking deeper.-Arizona Gazette.
BISBEE MINING NEWS.
Work has been resumed in the Big
Fortune shaft of the Bisbee Consolid-
ated Copper company and some very
nice lunches OF ore have been en-
countered. The company will continue
work in this shaft and also start work
OF sinking a shaft on another claim
shortly. Roscoe Cornell. superinten-
dent OF the Pearl Gold Mining COM
pany. was visitor in Bisbee Tues
day and reports work progressing
nicely at the mine. A new tunnel has
been started about $50 feet below the
first one on the ledge and will be run
il, to determine the extent OF the ledge
and richness of the ore. The company
is taking out a good grade of ore and
storing it preparatory to making a
shipment. early in January.
Sam Miller, superintendent of the
force of men at work running tun-
mel on their property behind the Cat
holic church. We are in about 25S feet
said Mr., Miller, ana we expect to go
about 45 to so more before we strike
the ledge we are after and show up
a good mine. The company expects to
do considerable work next year. and
will spend about $4,000 in putting
up machinery for hoist and tram
way, and they are in earnest in the
matter. The company is composed of
several wealthy men in Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania, and they expect to
realize something out of the mine
Bsbee Review.
WILL INSTALL PUMP.
F. l.. Dwight, superintendent of the
Bisbee West Mining Company. re-
turned on Wednesday from trip u
Los Angeles, where he had been ON
business connected with his company.
While in the city Mr.. Dwight closed
contract for pumping plant, which
will soon be on the way from Los An
geles and will be used on the property
of the Bisbee West company in pump
ingwater from the mine The pumping
plant will have a capacity of 100 gal
Ions per minute Mr., Dwight said yes
terday that after the plant had been
installed and the water supply demon
strated to be permanent the water
would be piped into Bisbee and either
sold outright to the Copper Queen
company. or used in Bisbee for dom
este purposes SO far as tested, the
water encountered in the Bisbee West
seems to be permanent and shows no
sign of diminishing. A seven thou
sand gallon oil tank Is being erected
at Don Luis. and the Bisbee West
company will use oil for fuel IN the
future.-Bisbee Review.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Elegant New Year dinner at the San
Xavier Hotel, so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Aubrey Stock Company.

me attraction at the Opera house all
next week Will be the Aubrey Stock
company. an organization of merit in
repertoire of popular successes.
The opening bill will be The Land
OF the Living" n thrilling melo-drama
In five acts by Frank Harvey. the great
English dramatist. This play is par
tcularly interesting at the present
time, as some of the scenes are laid in
the South African diamond fields and
In the vicinity of Kimberley. where the
Beers and English are now fighting.
Matinees will be given daily, COM
menclng Tuesday. The seat sale will
open this morning
The Lewiston Journal SAYS:
The Music hall was crowded to the
doors last night, when the Aubrey
Stock Company made its initial ap-
pearance of the week. And the large
audience got its mony's worth in every
sense. for the Aubery Company is
away above the average in it's ways of
plasing.
The production of last evening was
The Land of the Living" in which
the entire company participated. 1t
would be invidious to particulariZe in
speaking of the work of the cast, and
1t only fair to say that better work
on the whole has seldom been given by
and repertoire company appearing at
Music hall. this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
TO CONTROL BRITISH TRADE.
Scheme Tor Steamer Line 10 Give Canada Prei.
erence in English Freight.

st. John. n. b.. April 1S.-B. A. Mac
Auley of st. John. has interest ed
British capitalists in plan which
means much if carried out. The propos-
al is to build ana run a fleet of 10 6Go
ton steamers between Canada and
England. To attract all British trade
through Canadian ports the plan is To
ask the Canadian government to in
crease the preference on British goods
frCm 80 1-3 TO So 1-3 per cent. when
such are imported through Canadian
ports: also to grant bonus of l per
cent. on exports of Canadian meats.
dairy products, etc. through Canadian
ports. The additional preference would
not he asked exclusively on goods via
the proposed line. but the promoters
ask that such additional preference be
not granted until the lines steamers
are built. in about two years. Cabinet
members have been approached.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
RUSSELL HARRisON's DISCHARGE.
Dropped from Service Simply Because His
Services We're Not Needed.

Chicago. April 1S.-A special to the
RecordHerald from Indianapolis, says;
Gov. Durbin has received long letter
from Sec Root in which full. explicit
statement is made of the facts connected
with the discharge of Russell Harrison
from the army. Sec. Root says that he.
after a conference with the President, di
rected the discharge of Col Harrison. and
that Adjutant General Corbin simply act
ed in his official capacity in issuing or
derS Isy inadvertence. the discharge was
made to take effect Dec. ! instead of Dec.
l5. matter which the secretary regrets.
Mr. Harrisons services were dispense
with the secretary states, because the;
were no longer needed and for no other
reason. The transfer of the government
of Porto Rico from the military to the
civil authorities. with the consequent
withdrawal of troops, required a reduc-
ton in the volunteer department. and as
Mr. Harrison could not be retained in
Porto Rico and there was no other place
to assign him. he was given an honorable
discharge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The body of Charles Kindon. the sea-
man, who was drowned when the
schooner Wendell Burpee was wrecked
April IA. at Cape Elizabeth. was found
Thursday. by the life saving crew, near
the scene of the wreck.
w. r. Dresser's cooper shop AT
Houlton was burned to the ground
Wednesday night. The building con-
tanned 5000 worth of barrels. which. to-
gether with the damage to the build
ing, makes the loss about 5000. No in
surance.
Mrs. Sarah A. Warren, Wife of Ara
Warren, died at her home in Bangor.
Wednesday evening. after long i'll
ness with paralysis. Beside her hus-
band. three children. DIR. Henry Stan-
ley Warren of Boston, William NJ.
Warren a student at BOwdoin college.
and Miss Bessie Warren. IL years old.
and her aged mother survive her.
In the United States supreme court.
Thursday. Judge ]. NJ. Wilson. repre-
senting Capt. Oberln NJ. Carter. filed a
motion for the court to strike from It's
files the brief of Solicitor General
Richards in that case as scandaiouS
ana lffcleNent. l0lsS U1otl'Il oh''N'A
on the assertion that the solicitor gen
eral goes outside of the record in his
brief.
The handsome four masted schooner
J. C. wbrds,e the 9th vessel con-
structed by Capt. II. NJ Bean. was
launched from the Bean shipyard q.
Camden. Thursday forenoon, in the
presence of a large crowd. The Straw
bridge was designed particularly Tor
| the coasting trade. Her four masts are
| of Oregon pine. IS feet in height, kcei
of oak, frame Of hackmatHrk ana OAK
and planking and ceiling o. hard pif"'
She is 10 feet in length. II feet de'?
! and 81 feet in breadth. The STRAW :
i bridge was built for Capt. John -
Crowley of Taunton. Mass. and sic
| will be commanded by Capt }. NJ.
CoOmbs of Everett Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
Public Consistor al Rome

Rome. April 1S.-At the puh,;,. ..;.
tory. this morning, the cerenn,,,. %.
posing the red hats on tho nov, -,
nails occurred i'm the presence of ~ ~.
cardinals. bishops, prelates din,ora." "e
functionaries Of the Vatican -.
nobility and numerous invited ,,,n".a
The Pope. who is in excellent, sas,.,.
was Warmly cheered. The Pontiff.
seated on the throne and surrounded
oy ms court performed the ceremony
of imposing the hats and pronouncad
the pontifical benediction. There was
no allocution. Subsequently the pona
received the new cardinals in bis M
vate apartments.
No appointment was made TODAY IN
the case of the vacant bishonric -,
Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
An EXCITING RUNAWAY.
4 Lively Time and Small Boy Badly Injured.
Yesterday Afternoon.

There was a very exciting runaway
on Commercial street a little after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. NJ. Daily of
Granite Hill, Hallowell, had hired the
horse of a neighbOr and driven up with
his family. About 1 o'clock he drove
around into Commercial street, in
tending to hitch the horse and
give him some oats. He got out
about opposite the Cony House, leav-
ing his 6-year-old boy in the wagon
while he tied the horse and gave him
the oats a rope halter was put around
the horses neck, the bride had been
taken off and he was just going to tie
the other end of the halter to a post,
when the horse jumped and started to
run.
As the horse started. Mr.. DAILY leaped
and caught the now thoroughly fright
ened animal by the nose. He was
dragged for some distance and
at last in some way fell so that the
wheels of the wagon passed over him.
The horse then dashed down the street
until it came to the team of the Hoyt.,
Express Company which stood in front
OF the office. one of the wheels of the
wagon struck one of the express team
wheels, and the little boy, who had beeh
ciinging to the wagon up to this time,
was thrown violently TO the ground,
striking on his head and right shoulder.
When the collision came it broke the
crossbar and whiffietree and part of
the harness, freeing the horse, which
ran at a great pace up Winthrop
street.
After the boy was thrown out, some
OF those standing near ran to his aid
and he was at once taken to the Office
OF Dr Tuell When he was first picked
d, up he was stunned and it was
thought that he had been very severe
V huft. but an examination soon
showed that he had been only slightly
stunned and the humeruS of the
riSht arm had been started a little at
'he shoulder joint. This. while not
serious. will compel the little fellow
10 Keep quiet for some time waiting
lof II to mend. The arm and shoulder
was securely bandaged. and while it
must have hurt him considerably he
never cried during the whole time.
Mr.. Days face was cut in two or
'"ee places during the affair
ana his clothes We're torn in several
piaces, but he was not seriously in
1ufed. 1t was learned later that the
nurse was stopped near the Court
mouse and placed in the Jail barn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
ATestimonial from Old England.

l consider Chamberlain's Cough
remedy the best in the world for brOn-
.nitis. says Mr.. William SavOry, of
warrington. England. 1T has saved
my wife's life. she having been a mar
,yr TO bronchitis for over six years.
peing most of the time confined to her
oed. She is now quite WE'LL" 1t is a
ereat pleasure to the manufacturers
=, Shamberlain's Cough Remedy to be
ape 10 publish testimonials of this
,,naraeter. They show that great good
=. 80 "elng done. pain and suffering re-
,e'cu and valuable lives restored To
1eai'h and happiness by this remedy.
-, - y Tor sale by Jno. Coughlin. 1T
~ a'r' 81; J. G. Houiehan, Gardiner.
Druggists. mw,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
Visits Kingston. lam and the Usual courtesies
Were Exchanged.

Kingston, Jam, April ls.-This port is in
holiday attire. today. owing to the ar
rival of the United States North Allan
tic suuadron comma ndcd by Rear Ad-
miral Farauhar. The warships were sa-
luted and returned the salutes. early this
morning 1t had been arranged that a
guard of honor from the West Indiah
Reriment should receive Admiral Farqu-
har. but owing to misiniormation as 10
the time of his arrival the guard did net
appear until after he had landed. at u
o'clock The government of jamaica Sir
Augustus Hemming. Cen. Raper ana
Commodore Davis visited Admiral Faruu
har on the Kearsarge. Later the Amer
can admiral visited the governor at IN"
government house. The squadron VIII
coal here and will leave at daylight, to
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19

A warrant was issued at Portsmouth,
n. H.. Thursday. for the arrest of Ed
ward Frost. Il years of age. and Mrs.
jeremiah Perkins. whom il is claimed
elOped, Wednesday. taking with them
$500 belonging to the woman's husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins live at Cape
Neddick, in New York. while young
Frost has boarded with them 70" the
last few months. Mr.. Perkins says that
his wife became infatuated with tho
boy and has induced him to elopc witt,
her The woman is 81 years of age and
left two children behind. 1t is believed
that the couple have gone to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19

There was hearing before the ooaIt
of United States engineers stationed a. a.
Robert Jordan and BENZ Deiardau th2
Bull Rock bridge across the New Mead
ows river from brunswick 20 West ISa; 81;
gable. The petitioners propose to esta61
lish steamboat line up the river, ail, ~
ask that the bridge be raised SIX ,or, lee. =.
a draw put in. The petition was suppoih ~
ed by cottage and hotel owners apoNe ~ ~,
bridge. The opposition comes from ime o.,
city of Bath. which buiit and maiff ~ the
shipbuilders h The % city was representee y
by Mayor Percy. City Solicitor Plummnl n
and other officials. The hearing waS wisr c3M0 G,o
Quoted by Major Roessler who VIII VIII ION n,u
the testimony and his recommeh""''''
with the war department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-04-19
MUST SERVE HIS SENTENCE.
Convicted Lottery Ticket Seller Returns 10
Town at Too Early a Date.

columbus. Ohio. April ls-Judge Bigger
has refused a writ of habcaS corpus
brought BY Sherman Mott of Indianapo-
lis to secure the release of John +
ana. serving a - months sentence for
sending lottery tickets through the mail.
When Woodward was convicted sehtence
was spended on condition that he leave
the state of Indiana. He returned 10
vote. was arrested ard execution of sen,
tence was ordered. Woodward claimed!
that after the expiration of the 10 days
time 10 leave the state he WIS beyond
the jurisdiction of the court. Judge Big
ger held that Woodward was at all times
iIcder the jurisdiction of the court.