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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-10

- Parma Helena vacarescu,
gfosna niegdys DANA dworu Car
men Sylvy, krolowej rumuhskiej,
otrzymafa cd Akademii Francu-
skiej nagrode Juliusza Favre'a W
kwocie 1000 frank6w przeznaczo-
ma dla kobiecych prac hterackich 2
dziedziny moralnosci, pedagogii
filologii lub history.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-10
Nowy wynalazek.

August Peter, zajmujacy sic wy
rahianiem maszyn W West Pull
man, wynalazf podobno maszyne
do wyrabiania sztucznego lodu, "a
pomoca kt6rej MONA wody wy
rabiac l6d W jednej 6smej czesci
tego czasu, jaki dotychczas byi po-
trzebny. Do fabrykacyi ME uzywa
sic amoniaku i jest ona tax tania'
ze koszt wyrobienia jednej tony
lodu wynosi tylko 10 cent6w. Peter
zamierza wybudowac ma rogu 50 ul.
i South Chicago ave. wielka fa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-10

os6b pokaleczono. Policya aresz-
towafa kilkudziesieciu awanturni-
k6w i przywr6cifa porzadek'
RzYM, logo Czerw wca.
Kardynaf Gibbons odbywa narady
re sekretarzem stanu kardynafem
Rampolla W kwestyi uregulowania
spraw majatkowych zakon6w ma
Filipinach. Rozchodzi sic nadto o
rozszerzenie praw jurysdykcyi de-
legacy papieskiej we Waszyngto-
ME W sprawacL koscielnych ma
Kubie i ma Filipinach.
PEKIN, logo Czerwca. =
Miedzy ludnoscia chinska panuje
wielka radoSc, poniewaz cesarz "a
powiedziaf, re we WrzeSniu wr6ci
do stolicy. Jeszcze W biezqcym
miesiacu wszystkie wojska sprzy-
mierzone, wyjqtkiem japonskich,
opuszcza Pekin. Pozostat maja
tylko straze poselstw. Gdy Rad
japonski przekona sic, re wojska
europejskie rzeczywiScie opuszcza-
ja Chiny, wycofa take swe wojska
Pekinu W przeciagu dwoch dni.
PETERSBURG, 6 Czerwca. =
Znaczna liczba os6b, wplatanych
W spiski przeciw obecnemu porzqd-
kowi rzeczy, zostafa aresztowana i
wyslana W gEab Rosyi, ma wygna-
ME. Miedzy skazanymi znajduje
sic hrabia B., pochodzqcy W pro-
stej linii cd cesarzowej Katarzyny.
Amerykanski senator Beveridge
otrzyma niewqtpliwie koncesya ma
utrzymanie regularnej komunika-
cyl okretowej pomiedzy Stanami
Zlednoczonyml WtadyWostoklem
lub portem Artura.
,,Nowoje Wremia" twierdzi, re
Stany Zjednoczone staraiq sic pre-
szkodzic Niemcom zajqc miedzy
mocarstwami pierwszorzedne sta,
nowisko. Starania te ME sa dare
mne. Hrabia Waldersee byt zmu-
SONY opuScic Chiny, ME przyspo-
rzywszy tam slawy ami sobie, ami
niemieckiemu cesarzowi.
W1EDEN, logo Czerwca. = W
W roku 1882 odgrywaf sic giosny
process .,Tisza Essler", podczas kt6-
rego zarzucano zydom, re zamor-
dowali chrzescijansk dziewczyne W
celach rytualnych. W tych dniach
antysemita posef ma sejm wegier-
ski Gerza Onody kazaf aresztowac
dawna swoja kochanke, oskarza jqc
ia O ,kradziez, a ia zeznata pred
sadem, re morderca owej dziew-
czyny byf ME kto inny jak Onody.
LoNDYN, logo Czerwca. =
Wkr6tce ukaze sic ma widok publ
czny ksiazka, opisujqca los boga-
tych Amerykanek, kt6re wyszfy "a
maz "a europejskich arystokrat6w.
Los ten ME jest godzien zazdroSci.
Rodziny MEOW lekcewaza Amery-
kanki, oni sami obchodzq sic z
zonami brutalnie, jezei tesciowie
lub bracia zon ME dostarczajq CO.
raz to nowych fundusz6w ma hula
szcze zycie panicz6w. Amerykanki
takie sa W Europie traktowane jak
niewolnice. Znosza krzyz meke,
jezeli W poczuciu swych obowiqz-
k6w ME chca rozwodzic sic, pa
trzac ma przykfad ma kochanki
swych MEOW, ustrojone W koszto-
wne suknie i obwieszone brylanta-
mi "a pieniadze, kt6re stan owify
posag zon.
MANILA, logo Czerwca. -
Porucznik Wray stoczyt szesc po-
tyczek powstancami W prowincyi
Sarosogon, ma wyspie Luzon. Zdo-
by} W tych potyczkach 6 armat. %
powstanc6w zabrano do niewoli W
prowincyi Tayabas, W pofudnio-
wei cze5ci wyspy Luzon So Filipin-
czycy bardzo czynni. Wiadomosc o
poddaniu sic generafa Cables, na-
czelnego wodza Filipinczykow i
nastepcy Aguinalda, byfa fafszywq.
HABANA, logo Czerwca. =
Dzis odbedzie sic tajne posiedzenie
Lons4y4uontv Nalezu miec nadzia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-10

sic tax ciezko, re musiano, go "a
wiezc do szpitala br. Alexyan6w
Pozar zrzadzif ma budynku szkode
W sumie 5000, a ma sprzetach do
moWych W sumie $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-10
Smiertelnie raniOny.

Smiertelnie raniOny.
znany policyi zawadyaka John
j. Mahoney zostaf wczoraj bardzo
rano przez nieznajomego czfowieka
ciezko raniony W glove wystrzafem
z rewolweru. Policya ME bardzo
gorliwie poszukuje sprawce zama-
chu, bo Mahoney zbyt dawaf sic
jej we znaki, czesto braf udziaf W
r6znych b6jkach i napasciach byt
pare razy nawet posadzany o NOR
derstwo. Wczoraj rano godz.
pol do 3 dwoma jakimis towarzy-
szami wszedf do piwiarni Klein
bauera pm. 321 E. Division str. i
natychmiast rozpoczaf burde, po-
kl6ciwszy sic J6zefem Kane. Te-
go obalif ma podtoge, uderzywszy
go szklanka cd piwa, ale gospodarz
inni goscie wypchneli jego towa-
rzyszy lokalu. Kiedy gospodarz
drzwi zamknaf, kto5 pozostafych
W piwiarni, jeszcze czterokrotnie
strzelif do Mahoneya. Jedna W kul
tra6ia Mahoneya W glove "a pra-
wen uchem zadafa mu rane
smiertelna. Kane W b6jce zostat
raniony W glove i dose ciezko ska
leczony nozem. Strzafy zwabify
| policyant6w, kt6rzy Mahoneya i
Kane'a zawiezli do szpitala br.
| Alexyanow.
PrzypadkOwO ciezkO raniOny.
Wczoraj popofudniu Jozef Bell
mex wybraf sic W dziedzincu domu
pm. 932 W. Is str na polowanie ma
szczury, do kt6rych strzelaf ze sweJ
strzelby. Przypatrywaf sic temu
9 letni Wladysfaw Glaca i naraz,
tra6ony jedna kul, upadf z krzy-
kiem ma ziemie. O lie Belinek O.
powiada, Glaca niespodziewanie
podbiegf pod strzaf, tax, re Belinek
"a p6zno go spostrzegf. Policya
aresztowafa Belinka, a Glace "a
wiozfa do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie sic okazafo, re kula, przeszy-
wszy prawe ramie chfopca, weszta
mu W piers raniac go niebezpiecz-
ME, a moze smiertelnie.
Mafy Karol Gananski(?), 357
Maxwell str, wczoraj popoiudniu
zaprosii 'swego towarzysza zabaw
Karola Fischera, by wdrapaf sic
do niego ma buggy, stojace pred
domem, do kt6rego kon byf zaprze-
zony. Chfopcy musieli nieostro-
znie obchodzi6 sic lejcami, bo
koi nagle sic poruszyf spfoszony
popedzif utica, kiedy Skrecif ma
gle ma inna ulice, obaj chfopcy wy
padli ma ziemie. Fischer lekko
tylko sic pottukf, ale Ganaiski po-
kaleczyf sic pottukf tax mocno,
re musiano 60 zawiesc do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie sic okazafo, 70
mafo jest nadziei utrzymania go
przy zyciu.
Zamach mOrdercZy.
Ludwik Mieczykowski, zam. pm.
S546Muskegon ave.w South Chica-
go, onegdaj wieczorem przyszedt.
szy do domu wczesniej, niz zwykle,
cd roboty, ME zastaf zony swej W
mieszkaniu. Wyszedf do szopy "a
domem i spostrzegf tam zone i
Edwarda Purdy, zwrotniczego, ma
kt6rego dawno byf zazdrosnyY Wy
jaf revolver strzelif cztery rzay;
Purdy zostaf ciezko raniony W po-
liczek i lewe ramie, Mieczykow-
ska lekko W podbrodek. Pozniej
Mieczykowski zostaf aresztowany,
a Purdy Mieczykowska oddani
! pod opieke lekarzy. zdaje sic, re
rany Purdy'ego ME So smiertelne.
Mieczykowski liczyf lat 48, iona
"a. Purdy, kt6rY jest zonaty, ma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

the he
in
make the interesting OF
Of people giving them moro
than equivalent
State House
idea that in certain things the will
be offs Marsden
Perry while he Europe but Providence
TO transfers. the granting OF which S his
seeing
he
wish working young men and
women by granting visit the city
Han would make IL desires
the without sending ONT
special
subject News woa
willing to place the information a Mr. Perry disposal.
But much as delay u he can
avoid the establishment year two he win DO
v,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
GOLD IN THE TREASURY.

William Jennings Bryan the that the
treasury holds gold than held
single repository except history world
tempted Office throw his
pot through window. The ping up yellow metal have
champion fifty dollars rag
shaken before ball But Mr. Bryans anger will one
he passed the ranks politically impoent
To those who believe a hundred the
the nations credit home and abroad the
the national we'll with
money the world will particularly gratifying
Of gold held treasury
S5ooooooo About three years ago
larger this has upon the
present only of remains
The Bank of France holds large gold $47oo
foreign
greater part the gold transactions in
the countries in which they located.
tely different for there is in circulation quite
much gold deposited in the treasury Moreover
about half the gold in circulation through
of certificates while the remainder with
the fund against which government been
issued The gold in circulation in this country
Little wonder then that should
the soundes in the world little wonder also
should be dismayed by the practical proof ay their con-
tentons, which actual experience has furnished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
Doings in The :.
= Jocidi G)orid.

The musicale given at the residence OF
Mrs. olney Arnold yesterday afternoon
was most charming. Mr.. Il. Percy Mid
dlcton, the well known pianist, gave
delightful recital The selections were
from Chopin. Paderewski, Raff, Schu-
mann, Liszt, Schubert and Tausg About
sixty guests enjoyed an hour with the
great composers.
Mrs. Benjamin Frank Vaughan served
coffee. Mrs Cornelius Barrows. tea, and
Mrs. Walter =. Hackney served the ices.
The table was very pretty, the decora-
lions being OF pink and white. Among the
guests were Mrs u Russell Brown. Mrs.
Judge Suuess. Mrs. Henry g, Tilden. Mrs.
VI n. Nightingale. Mrs. Mendenhall. Mrs.
Edwin ". Dodd. Mrs Edward L. Nlcker-
son, Miss Rhodes Mrs Or Arnold. Mrs.
David :. baker. Mrs Albert Pierre Mrs
Thomas Allen Jenckes. Miss Wheeler.
Mrs, y. Douglas Pcsrcc. Mrs. George
pcet. Mrs Howard J. Gardner. Mrs Jo-
seph Balch. Mrs. Arthur a. Watson, Mrs
Edwin \. Barrows. Miss kimball. Mrs.
Richard Cross. Miss Mary Anthony, Mrs
George ". Carr, Mrs. H. H. Meeden.
Mrs. Studlcy Mrs. Martin Brown. Miss
Clcuentlu1 pCarce. Mics Harriet Harris
Mrs W W Douglas. Miss Irene Butler
Mise Amey Trip, Mrs Darrell Harvey,
Miss Elizabeth Ladd, Miss Annie Ham
inand. Mrs Crpoker. Mrs. Walter Peck
Mrs Caprpn Mrs George Parks. Mrs
Wallace w. chandler. Mrs. O.. Y Chaplin.
Mrs Louie chapman. Mrs. Clinton r.
Wesden
Large and enthusiastic audiences greet
cd Sousas Rand. ln the evening large
number of the younger society people
went together IN anticipation OF a welch
rarchit party later at the home % one OF
this winters debutsntsa.
Tonight viii be the last opportunity to-
witness tho "Musenfest which has had
such successful Icrformsuc.s dulug the
NsoA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
EAST PROVIDENCE.

This place had juvenile robbery yes
terday afternoon and for a while matters
were as exciting as OF the participants
were older folks.
Mr. John Siavin's two children were
Just coming from an err3nd for their par
ents when about two steps of from the
bridge two young hoodiumbs grabbed
them and from the older one stole n
purse containing 81 bill and some small
change. The young robbers then turned
and ran towards the city and Mr. Slavin s
children shouted. Mr.. Slavn. who hap
pened to be nearby jumped into a team
and with another man gave chase and
caught the robbers on Ives street Neith-
er of the boys was more than eight
wears old, they said their homes were
on south Main street, and they saw the
children receive the money from a stole
keeper on Tockwotton street and they
then made up their minds to take IL away
from them. No arrests will be made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

When II was announced short time
ago that the administration proposed to
help Addicks in his fight FOR the United
States senatorship In Delaware. The
News took occasion TO remark that the
story was probably n fabrication. That
this opinion was correct is indicated by
a very recent occurrence. An Addicks
delegation went to Washington for the
purpose OF securing certain appoint
ments, but they found the president cold
and not at all inclined TO accept their
recommendations. From this IL does not
seem likely that federal patronage win
play a part IN eIevstlng t. gas man to
a sea. in tbs highest legislative body in
the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
COVENTRY WOMEN'S CLUB.

The Coventry Woman's club held an
other OF their enjoyable Members Meet
ings" at the club rooms in Anthony, on
Wednesday afternoon. After a brief
business session presided over by the
president Mrs. Alfred G.. Arnold. the fol-
lowing excellent program was carried
out under the direction OF Mrs. Lizzie
Gayitt
Piano solo, Miss Mary Msthewsou;
reading, April First I'm Jonesville," by
Mrs. Mary Anthony; vocal solo. with
guitar accompaniment, sang in the Swedish
tongue Miss Betsy Henderson; piano
solo, Mrs. Florence Place; an original
poem, giving the history OF the club dur
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

ing the past year, Mrs Jasper C. Har-
rington.
At the conclusion Of the musical pro-
gram Mrs Electra Adams presented a
We'll written paper entitled, Faithful
ness TO Duty" Mrs Mary Anthony, one
OF the delegates from the c. w. c. 20 the
meeting of the state Federation at Paw
tucket, presented a most interesting re-
port OF the same. A report OF the New
England Conference of Women's clubs
held recently i'm Boston was also present
ed by Mrs George III. Corey and Mrs. Ly-
dia Manchester
Elaborate arrangements are now being
made for the annual meeting of the club
which occurs on May 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

ippi' Is strongly indicated by the con-
solioaton Of the military districts IN the
island o. Iuzon The first and second dis
tricts have been consolidated under cam
mand OF Genfuuston and the fourth and
hfth under General Sumner. Only those
who are out and out and-imperialists
VIII fan to rejoice at this cheering news
from our far eastern possessions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

Gov Allen says that Porto Rico is all
right Gen. Macarthur saws the alleged
defalcauons In Manila have been grossly
exaggerated ana Gen. Wood declares
himself perfectly able 10 run things IN
Cuba until the present turmoil is over.
With such pleasant conditions existing
In our new possesslons the ground seems
to have beer cut from under the feet OF
the opposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

This II patriots day. IN Massachusetts,
and commenting on II the Boston Jour
nal remarks: Spring Is little backward
this year. more backward. certainly. than
II was IN i775. for. unless memory Is
tricking us, the redcoats marched 10
Concord between fields knee-high With
grass. and they that survived staggered
into Boston with their tongues hanging
out Of their mouths. However, slow as
nature has been to put on her livery this
year, Lexington and Concord, the immor-
sai object lessons. are stretching out
their hospitable arms today. and Ameri-
cam sbonld l,, proud to be their guests. 4"
--.--
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

Massachusetts, hprors her great men
not oniy In ne but after they have pass
"a 10 the great beyond Fcw men have
better deserved the tribute paid Go them
than Roger wolcott ex-governor Of the
state. of whom senator Lodge spoke 40
eloquently yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
waldorf Astoria rsriH tssgvs ssusust
srotherhood wines Served.

The brotherhood Wine Co Champagne
aud Vintage Mines created fufOrc al
the League banquet last saturday night
TheN ARE regarded 10y cunuuisseurs ns The
finest product pt the grnfw ever >nCrrd
-tlnaagial e4l lvmmeILlal NoIla
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
5hs Gossio.
Wall papcrs.

Our new spring line comprises Novel
ties from almost every leading manufac-
turer i'm America; our prices unquestion-
ably the lowest. THE PROVIDENCE
WALL PAPER HOUSE AS Westminster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

Reports from South Africa are 20 the
effect that The Britlsn arc pushing on
Russia seems 90 y. doms the same thlnx
AZ Asia saa much nioIe successfully.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
DIED..

ANGELI--In this city. April II, at his
late residence. No. II Lemon street,
Albert n. Angel, in the 18th year of
his age.
BRoArLEY-In this city 18th inst.
Christine Chadwick, wife Of Charles
Rhodes Bromley, In the 36th year of her
age.
DALY-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Annie, wife of Michael Daily, aged ~
years.
EDwARDS--In Simmonsvlle, 18th inst,
Mary j.. wiae OF the late Richar Ed
wards, In her 50th year.
GoODING-In Central Falls. 18th inst,
George W. Gooding. aged SO years.
IIART-in this city. 18th inst. John j.,
son OF Cornelius and Margaret Hart
uoPKINS-tn Washington. n. T. 18th
inst, Abby s.. wife of Adoniram j.
Hopkins. I'm her 6oth year.
McCABE-At Blackstone. Mass, 18th
inst, John McCabe.
prCKFORD--In this city. 18th inst,
sarah widow OF John Pickford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

Arrests the growth of scrofulous dis
ca sea aud worse. Recommended and used
hv ply sicians, by itself alone or IN con-
druggist or - Broadway y. y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

Burdock Blood Bitters gives man (.
clear hea d. an active brain. q strong. Wig
orous body-makes him at FOR the battle
OF nfs.
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thorar
Eciectric OIL Perfectly safe. Never faiIs
AZ any drug store.
Every family should have its household
medicine chsst-and the first bottle In ~
should be Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Natures remedy for coughs and colds.
itching piles Sover mind n physician.
failed TO cure you. Try Doans Ointment.
No fsilure there. 20 cents =, any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

In AnEzoura with It's Western atmos-
pher. and It's melodramstic colorins Is
50 strongly Ia contrast with The quiet
domestic character Of The Charifv Ball
that those Who see "a viii have an excel
lent opportunity 10 appreciate the ver-
~aiility ~ tho wami,ers ~ me Albco conn
laLS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

No small part OF the excellent impress
sion made by "rhe Charity BAN NJ
Keith's is due to the intelligence and con
sistency with which the true atmosphere
of the play Is maintained throughout I'm
oven the smallest details. giving evidence
of a directing hand IN the stage man
agelnent from which great results may
be looked for In future productions by
THIS company.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS A
BLOOMER BALL PLAYERS.
A Good Crowd Attended the Game
 Yesterday.

It was clearly demonstrated here yesterday that women can play ball as we'll as men, and our base ball club. though unusually good players. were no match to the Boston Boomer Girls, the latter defeating them on a score of to 1, ten innings being played.
 The female ball players. under the management of w. P. Needham, ar rived early yesterday morning in their private car from Fayetteville where they won Wednesdays game. The game was called at 3 D. m During the morning they had inclosed the diamond with a high canvas wall. erected seats and made everything as comfortable as possible.
 There were fully 2.0OO present when the game was called, and they seemed to enjoy the game as much as If they had been watching league game. The female ball players did some fairly brilliant playing. the pitcher throwing remarkably good ball. while their fielding and work on the bases was ex- ceptionally gOod-Journal (Ft. smith, Arkl.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30
A SUNDAY MIRACLE
The Turning of Reg of Beer to a
 Keg of Water.

Several parties of Phoenicians tried To break the Sabbath day before yes terday by shooting birds. So far as has been heard from they returned in the evening without any evidence of having done any material harm to the holy day. The first party consisted of Dr. ]. l.. Hamilton, Percy Scoville, William Milton" and others. They returned without feather They all said that thsJveJad not missed a shot, but in the confusion of prepa: :ation they forgot to take a retriver along. 90 that the wounded birds erawled into the long grass with which Arizona abounds since the rain of last Saturday night. and there they died painful and finger ing deaths
 Another party, headed by Harry Parker. underwent great personal suf- ferlng and disappointment and saw q miracle. not in the act. but after 1t had been performed. The preparation for this expedition was very elaborate. Among the commissary stores was a keg of beer which had been put in cold storage in Lount's ice factory three days before. The idea was to freeze 1t if possible, for it was to be a long drive in a blazing sun to ;he happy hunting grounds. The keg was taken out of storage early on Sunday morning and wrapped in many thicknesses of wet blanket. so that the beer would lose the least possible degree of frigidity.
 Arriving at the grounds. the keg was rolled into a shady place and the busi- ness of tapping 1t was conducted with great ceremony. It was desired to pre- servs hll the effervescence. The end of brass faucet was placed on the cork and driven home by a mighty blow, Not drop of beer was lost. There was not the slightest hiss of es- oap1ng gas. not a speck of foam. Those who stoood around said they had never seen keg of beer tapped more scien-' tifically. The man delegated to do the drawing had been selected with refer ence to his ability. gained by long ex- perience- Half the excellence of beer Is in the drawing of it. An insxpert drawer in five minutes can spoil khe best beer ever made and convert t into slop fit for nothing but, hogs and they won't drink 1t. This drawer said he would manage so that hhe last glass would be as good as the first He turned the valve very cautiously and a thin stream of water ran out. He turned 1t wide open and bigger one poured out. The beer had turned to water The mem- bers seated themselves in the shade and discussed the change and talked scrip
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30

five days. Both in the number and high standing of the exhibits and attractions the present fair excels all Of it's prede- oessors. Especially noteble are the large and comprehensive exhibits in the dairy agricultural and lumber sections The horse races also promise to be of exceptional interest. The low rates granted by the railroads are expected 10 result Tn a record breaking attend ance during tht week.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30

ture. Some of them had heard once about water turning to wire in Cana. a town in Galilee, but this was the first well authenticated case of an alcoholic liquor being resolved to water. When and how 1t was done is not yet known. at least by the members of the hunting parys There was, by the way, no hunting done. Awed by such miracle.
 the hunters had no heart to hunt.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30
A CANADIAN FAIR.

Winnipeg. Man, July 29.-The excel ient crops and the general state of pros
 perity in Manitoba have combined to make the Western Canada Industrial fair this year the most notable exhibi- ton of it's kind ever held in this part of ahe dominion. The exhibition opened suspiciously today and will continue
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30
vuM.YuM AT HOME

night and tomorrow night. The play is something like David Garrick. which
 took its name from the father of En-
 gTish acting and the scenes involve the old Drury Lane theater, made famous by Garrick It abounds in clever sit nations, which the members of the Ruble company present in a ve:y able and creditabie manner. Especial praise Is due to Mir T. F.. Macdonald repre-
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30
HEARTBURN.

When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich. heart burn is likely to follow. and especially so if the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly and not to freely of easily digested food. Mas ticate the food thoroughly. Let six hours elapse between meals and when you feel a fullness and weight in the region of the stomach after eating, W- dicating that you have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain's StomafA and Liver Tablets and the heart burn may be avoided. For sale by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-30

Ladies, have your suits and golf skirts made at Steln's.