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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
CHINESE PLAN OPPOSED.
Collecting Money Prom Chinese Colonies
Abroad Not Approved.

Spfffal 4 anf Ietp4AfH ~ " oNNH
PKKIs. Oct. There II increasing oppo-
sition. especially on the part Of the British
and Dutch Ministers. 10 the plan OF the
Chinese to send commissioners to tho vari-
ous Chinese colonies throughout the world
TO collect funds to aid In paying the in
demnity TO the foreign Power Five Of
the Ministers chiefly concerned have APP
parcntly disposed Of tho matter by stating.
In reply to Ia Hung Chang's request that
they issue passports to the commissioner
that they have not the power 70 issue such
documents except to citizens Of the
tries they represent.
There In a justifa BILE suspicion that the
scheme involves blsokmail and persecu-
ton in the future. whom the Information
gained by the commissioner would en-
able corrupt authorities 20 force endless
contributions. The ia panese Minister has
asked Ii Hung Chang for further infor-
nation on tho subject. NJ Beau, tho
French Minister. has notified the Governor
OF Indo- China Of the Intentions Of the Chin
ess.
Admiral Kemph arrived yesterday to
consult with Minister Conser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
MISSING GfRI FOtND.
Had Bi~schcd Her Hair an Gore on the
stage Nsn Friend Arrested.

Mara Winifrrd Stevenson. tho seyen-
,e-n-yesr-old girl who disappeared from
her home. ~ West Nineteenth street. a
few day. ago. Was found IN Newark Last night
and wss taken home by ;er mothur d.
t~-~,ives Carroll and Long found her a,
tho theatrical boarding houso Of Mrs Hal
s.y. a, $40 Washington street.
She had bicaclpd her hair within a week
and hal had a shuTt engagement ~ a con
t-r hall ia Mulberry street. The girl wa
turned over tai l.r nnthri who took her
10 New York
iun, Siou. of Louisville. ny. wlo WAS
with her. j. held bv ~. newark puiic- to
await the acton oi The New York aUthoii-
tss. lie .. 8 years old. and II tie son 81
Henry " Stone. a wealthy citizen 81 Louis
vill". Tie young man had IN he pocket
n letter Written ~ HE sth"i plsAdins vith
h,m TO rruoInce his wild WAYS and come
hon~ ". takes hi arr'-i calmly and The
girl Na> f.ppint When turned o,'t To tsr
mother
The nighi the gir l-r her home she de
glared III" was going on the stag. although
her mother had Nlrned hor thai she might
F-t In trouble - IA" did
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
nor ZULULAND RATTLE.
british loss Heavy and Hoes Leave o
Dead on the Field.

sp>riai Cane Detfsfth 10 rHH sus.
LONDON. sept So despatch from
Durham. Natal. Ia the Central News gives
details Of tho attack on Fort Itala. Zulu
land. which was reported last night by
Lord Kitchener. who stated that Gen.
Bruo. Hamilton had inflicted severe losses
on the Beers. who had attacked him In force.
The correspondent of tins Central News
avs the British lost Lieut.. Kane and ele ven
men kilhsd MAJOR Chapman. four other
officers and thirty eight men wounded
and s%ixty-three missing The majority
OF the latter are believed 10 have been killed
or wounded. The British also had go
horses and mules killed.
The VA Onice confirms the figures Of
the Losses at Fort ltala. but does not in
dictate the fate u this sixty-three missing
men.
An unofficial Telegram from Eshowe
states tha the Beers left soS 81 their COM
rad-- on the field Another despatch
from IAdysmith states that 2D Beers were
killed and no wounded and captured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
LtCkENBACH TOW SAFE.
Another One with the n Richmond ..
stiti Missing.

PROVIDENCE. r ]. Sep, 20 rhr b,rKc-
Hamilton fish and ten kuoN. concerning
which much snsiey has t-en felt sinc' they
broke away from the tug Mary y Luckrn-
zach on Las, "Wednesday Ia a northeast
gale. arrived In port this morning All
hand. we're well. but tssh vessels had to
report damages Sustained ~ the sale
No~ that the nSIrty for the Mary =
I~nck~nlach's tow 10 over. n new cause
for uneasine~s d. the on-apIearanr~ 81 th"
oc-an. goiug tug Richmond which. with the
hargc~ Mystic Rcll, Belle Of oregon and
Gcprgia. lcft Newport N,w- fot Providence
NJ ~, am tune that tho MARY = luck~n-
bach and her thr-e tafgos dcpaH~d u =
sirangr that IA. hAe not yet ls-n . isufisst
any~ her. The tug ard all thre - the
hArcr- l-lons io the Che-Apeak- AMI Ohio
hAilrnad. and have l-cn running h~r"
steadily for YEAR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
SPtRS CLIPPED M CYCLONE.
American ship Iroauois Had . Tussle with
One Down the Coast.

The American ship Iroquois. from San
Francisco. cane into port yesterday with
her mizxenmast gone seven feet from the
dcck, her m-sintopmsst carried away and
her sails torn TO tatters She Co. mixed
up with a West Indian cyclone on Sep, o.
and. while trying to weather IL. lo-t !er
spar-, She encountered another -Wirler
five days ago on Hatterss and her canvss
went fyins down the gale. torn from holt
ropes and ripTed from yards. The steamer
Crescent picked her up and towed her 10
sandy Hook, and then two tuss hooked
on TO her and brought her into Quarantine,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
FIRST NEAT FOR LION CUBs.
Regarded Win suspicion ~ F1rt. bat
Full, Appreciated on . Trial.

The two lion cubs born this summer TO
Ro-ey, the German lioness bought from
H~sgebbeck's stock In Hamburg for tho
Central Park. received yesterday their
first allowance Of raw meat-a pound Of
~roundsteak with bones for each cub They
we're badly scared when the food waS
thrown into their cage. but soon they
picked up sufficient courage 10 suin at Il
They did So IN "A msnnar indicating great
suspicion and the MAKE cub missed at the
meat ard show ed his teeth like an angry
cat. Finally they began 10 lick the meat
Then II was evident that they found II
much to their taste. for soon they were
tearing II up and swallowing It down ia
hig humps IN the approved fashion u tirair
elders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
AMERICAN FLAG TORN DOWN.
u Had F1eated at Haif-Mast Over the
Pest Omce In bingham. nh.

w~,suIsoros. Sept. so.-The Postmaster
General to-day received a letter from the
Postmaster At Bingham. III saying that
The crepe oriered American nas which.
since the death Of President Mckinley, had
noatsd at half star high above the Post
once. had been torn down several nights
ago and cut into shreds. The Postmaster
asked the Departments advice a. To what
steps no should take toward TO the appre-
heision Of the -villainous scoundrels
He was advised by the Po~tmss,er-Genera
that the matter rested with tho local au-
thorities Of Bingham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
SrICIDE WROTE TO THE CORONER
Tnen killed Himself with Acid n The
Grass In the Park.

A man about - years old was found
dead Yesterday afternoon on the grass
IN the Park nea the Central Drive. An
empty hottie labelled carbolic acid was
near him and hs lips were burned by the
acid He was fair. : feet ! inches tall. and
wore a gray suit. black and white striped
shirt, and slack derby hat In HE pocket
WAS a letter addressed 10 the Coroner which
wasn't opened The body was taken TO
the Morgue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
DISCLOSED M NATIVE WOMEN.
Authorities ~ Manila Told Of . New secret
Filipino society.
srseiaI csss Ds'fsish 10 1HE srS'

spseiai cake Ds,Tsish 10 1HE SrS'
MANILA. Sept. 10 Native women who
are desirous Of saving their soldier sweet
hearts have DISCLOSED to tho authorities
ih. existence VI a new katipunan society
in the Province 81 TarlAc. The constabu-
larry has crippled ia" movement by ar
resting the civil Pre-ld.nte. tho leader ~
the movement. and many 81 the Recently
armed native police Other discoveries
Of a similar nature have been made at
agavan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
TWELIE-IEtR-OLD NJ RDERER.
4 Ne, Deiibers,e,, shoots lus Companion
and v,,en l<a,es MIN ,e Ca, bate.

GLESs FAiIs. V Y. SIP. % Lyman
Holland. the 'w.lve-vesr-oli sou of Pred
Holland 81 Chester. tlury mile. from here
TOW ard the A~diruniack-. broke into a hou~-
and stole q oubl~-harrcl-t -ho' gun on
FRIDAY lie then iniuc~i Benjamin. ,on
With hin After going a short d,ftAno,
Holland si~pT-~t away ahsuu hvv rods non
pNk-f. AMI wtthout Anv pfuvcr s'ion de-
h~tprately M him Ior- than iS0 htni
shit p,1cit ai~i he bsiy. one 81 two psrrc-
ing Tho lung and thrfs the n.hi eve. de-
sin0yinE tao -ighi lie Two blys ihca len
him Ia he fai. He a sale part "a, hnuss
snd ~as found several hours laier by tho
family. ~ho ~ent g. -anch of him. Hs
hfe - d~e-psaHet 81 Holland 70 the pfu-
VcstaAl had TOY q no to~n he 10 nos
uadef auesi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
AGAINST Low GERMAN TARIFF
chamber of Commerce Representatives
D,scuss Go,ernmeut's Proposal.

!SI~Ciai CsNf Dsfraifh 70 THf SIN-
BYRIlS. Sept 10 An important me-ting
81 leo representatives 81 the Chainl,ers -
Commerce ~ he Empire was held to-day
10 consider the Governments tarin pro-
pu-al The adoption ~ q minimum tarif
on cereals and other commodities was
almost unanimously opposed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
ferris IICE-PRESIDENT HERE
win Other D~el~sa,o. TO the Psn.American
Congress.

Among tho passengers who arrived last
night from Colon 10y the steamship Al
lianoa were Dr Isaac Alzamors. Vice
President of Peru and Drs Albert Gilmore,
Juan Osma Sunon Graz and Pedro Davalo-,
the Peruvian commission 10 the Pan-Amer-
can Congress at Mexico city Among the
OF her passengers were Dr Francisco A
Reyes, Minister 81 Foreign Affairs and
Commissioner from Salvador 10 the Pan
American Congress DR. Reeves Il accom-
panied by his secretary. Miguel , MsIens.
and by Manuel Melendcz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
MISS LEMLY BURNED TO DEATH
SISTER or THE PROSECVTOR ~
SCHLEI CASE LOSES HER LIFE.
Wn Dakins . CAKE In Her sisters House
In salem. \. e.. when Her Dress Caught
rre - Burned 40 severely Ihas
Her Injuries Caus-d speed, Death.

RicHnoSD, Va. Sep, ~ Miss Laura
Lerniy. sis,er Of Judge Advocate Samuel
c. L~mly, now engaged a. chief counsel
Tor the Government In the Schl-y Court of
Inquiry. was burnst fatally at the houss
Of her sister. Mrs. &. Is. Brooks. In salem.
n &. this afternoon, and died shortly
afterward from the terrible injuries
Mas lemly was In tie kitchen baking Q
fruit AXE for her friend. Mr. W A. lAsh
Of Grcesnboro. In lifting a plate from tho
stove her dress came IN contact With the
fire and ignited Sle tried at first to pun
the fire out With her own hands bu, tho
flames burned her - severely that she
screamed for help and ran into thu open
air, MR.. Brooks nan 20 her Assistance.
but host valuAh time In returning for .
rug. She wrapr-.d II sround the form 81
her sister. II was too mail and she re-
turned for another. nv this time Miss
lemly was on the ground. her clothes
burning nercely.
Mir. Brooks sucoe.ded In sxtlngui-hins
the flames and then found hat she vas
also AFR. but assistance was a. hand and
though painfully burned she was no; in
Jured dangerously
Miss Iemly's body was haired AND
blistered from head to foot. Her hail
was burned away and her face dishghrrd.
The physicians said that her case was hope
le-s and morphine was sdminist-rcd TO
deaden her surcrings She was conscious
and told how the accident occurred.
Miss Lemly Vas also a sister ~ President
W A Iemly 81 the wachovis National
Bank In Winston Salem. and was verv
popular. being prominent In society and
church affair
wAsHiSGroN, Sept 81 II wa not lie
teImin.d tonight whether there will
II, any po-tponment IL the sessions 81 the
SChlry Court 81 Inquiry un account 81 the
sudden death Of the -i-ier Of judge AdNo-
cat lemly al Nins~tuu-Nslrm, ' G, to-
day Capt Irmlvs train left Washington
before he could communicate With mem
b-rs Of the Court " H. iuiry and h" will
not roe them until the court n.es'i- to- MOI
row A. he viii b. too lat for the funeral
h" will not ask for m adjournment. tut the
court may hold no session a. a mark Of
sympathy with it, legal adviser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
VA, Match ,emp.n, incorporates

The American Wa, Match Company hl~d
Ariclos Il incorporation YESTERDAY With
the Secretary - STATE - New jersey Ito
obJ-r, y b" manufacture ~Ai MATCHES IN
cpmy-shion ~ith the imIpr-d srtlrle. It,
capital siork - tI.s.@n. ell PAID In. and =
plant viii 3. rrc<s~i NJ onc~ IN of near
1er~ev Do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
AwERICAN HuRT N TTALY.
,I,ss Lowe INT b, a stone Jhro~n ., 9
Train.

!sr@tllI CdNf Dfir1ifh % y SlN
RoNE Sept. NJ An unknown person
threw a stone to-day at a train which was
passing near Mouterondo The missile
struck Miss Grace Lowe, al American. and
seriously hurt her. but Il Is expected that
she will recover from the effects 81 her
injury IN ten DAYS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
French Niin,str,'s Record


NTFIN on " f-FH p IWT ~
PANS. srpt " NJ walieck Rous~eAu's
Miuistfy to-day outsirpF-d tire record ~
-rrvic- 81 o. prv,uu, Calaaoi 81 tho
HsIrsblic. That Il ID. fAurc. Ia the Prcsi-
d"ncy ~ NJ Their. which held th- rcord
COT l-ngih 90 service. remained Ia orS- for
two wan aud uinsiy--cvrn day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
MR. ROOSFIELTS en- RCH.
Reformed church Ia Ash for = OaS "a
ENLARGE the ashinHten Building.

PirrsrURd Pa sept ~ The Board ~
Missions 81 the Reformed Church % tn"
United States met her" ,o-nigh' and do
cid 4 tu issue al appeal to N" synods 81 the
church Tor sSn.Us 60 rebuild the Grac~
Rrforms-i church Ia W~Nshing,on. which
President Roosevelt attends Tn. ~ ard
thtnss the present church building u too
ANAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
ACTIVITY or THE BOERS.
Fighting Now in Cape Colony and Natal
-tommAndos Growing.

COLOGNE. sept. ~. Private news re-
ceived here from Cape Town says the entire
field 81 war has changed All the fighting
is now being done in CAPE Colony and Natal.
while the Transvaal and Orange River
colonies are quiet There are nine COM
mandos in Cape Colony. and they are
growing rapidly In numbers. Thsr ,s
some idea that the Boers are making a
concerted move toward Cape Town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
GERMAN MISSION M RNED.
chinese Outbreak in kwanGtung
Missionaries Escape.

SpSrIsl Cdhs Dstrufca 10 IHf SCN
HoNo KoSo. sept 10 The German
mission at Piang,hong. northeast Of Kwang
tung. has bsen attacked and burned by
natives. who. IL is believed. wer- members
II the society known a. the Triad The
missionaries escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
MARRIED. ron 5000 LtRCENY.
George 3. whiiiemore Arrested In ALTON,
NLss Wanted Here.

FosrpS. sept 80 George n White
more. g. wears old, was arrested in Eaton
str-rt. Milton. to-nigh, hv police head
quarters men for the police OF New York
citv He i wanted there TOT tho larceny
Of S o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

TITO G~u-rai ,pIrasser- ~annogpo-d we
teriAy = d-Sisaou rsarlins a. H~ut"rnoiah"
Imported n. ~ Tranc~ ~ juckry Tod shoAn
Tic t-ckev sd y ~ss worth slss franc
hu' tie orhc,s~ hay~ sif'rui-~f " aud We
ac---sn-s 81 NUo fanrs Nhsn hss
tl- atFa out un tsutad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

PHuApuirm,, Pa S.pi " ANNOUNCE
nsn, ~As made to-day Il tho eng A. ci1sut
81 NJ. Khuda knl~n Hove ~ tia citv
g. mary M william 1--we ~ New lork
Ni-s How. v a dsuEh,es q Dr n Mr.
H-st--rt Hove. and Granddaughter II %.
sic nl.hop Hove IL c,sitrAl IenHsylsshaA
N.s motnef a. Mis- f~l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

Cart Titus wouldn't tell last night Iust
h NlittsmOre was wauted for Another
arrest would H. made Ia the case. the captain
said and Ill that ha d sen gade lie couldn't
give details Of the THEFT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
ra,A Explosion Of Torpedo boat, Boiler.

sT<t.II CshF Dsfpslfh % I'M SIN-
ALaIkHs. SEPT. ~ The ioi'er OF a Frensh
torp-to boat -iplOd,.i ten miles out NJ rca
TO-DAY. One mrml.er Of the crew Wa, kill,-i
am. two injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
The ,sn. ,on Man. sisprr-a In jail Again

lkc Vall. th- obi tune confidence man.
va- gathered IN 10y Central ufto- I~,eriive
n~ruan lat uisht and iskci up GO rus-
picion lie laid he ~As nov an hone-i
-.p~rul.iof snd ~ss living a. the Evcf-;,
nous- To iuds- by ~apieanaDcs~ h-
iAdnf found honc~i speculation ~ pfurihlae
a. tas ancfNi deals "a sold hnok. Con
f~t-r.i. hails and imaginary niue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

Inf ttfsItt nanasl uGi rtrfsss tlsiht trls 80
Ne tcft Ana AHafh Cu - iwI fNtna
AtisntF Cu "a . n sev -thcfs~s 90 80
tsubs ~ -As
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

Tsssss es 10 Sa.sR- s.aanyta y 49, Nsdt
asrs ssuios stsisrtahA a. = j. "a tfsi eai -
a. uuNI@ esNras go Pusitss dutug ts 40
40 H. stsaft ~ nNl hunf 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

lu aadtaah a. ~ sruusaHth vtarf isssss u.u
49, , Naath hfr - - Asf-f tsftrsI 90
or-fss 80 ~ ~ auIus a. ts hNna tss e
Tar-ss fw NJ aatfng Ausrf go sstaH al r. H.
ras.s o s 81 80 "a sataah Ass .a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

100 ~ 4 ~u sues a. n "a y u sna
90 t.ssl Anase - sae-s ta'e n
n aha 10 10 utrft fnats nauth fuff
80 .tsss- esus~ tss-sass statns .aa ssts
- sgtts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

,suat.r -. = ,sHusl Of y 81 shsft ursa
G1a.raa n Ass aa L. oshHtsr 81 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01

%s. -' 800. 49,
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a.. Is has
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An-.-asl. -. as a. LsIt,. H's,h',. ~.
40
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
Items Of the Day Of
Personal kentiOn.

DR.. S. C. Balch of Washington. d. c.,
a special examiner for the pension de-
partment spent the day in Tucson yes
terday and left for Phoenix last night.
J. ID. Sackett and G. l.. Ralston, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are here to look at
Arizona mines. MIR. Sackett is a
prominent merchant Of Cleveland and
Mr.. Ralston is newspaper man.
Shirley Christy anu Charles Bates OF
Phoenix. who have been spending
few days here LETT on No. 10 this morn
ing for Boston.
L. V. McCourt of Wilcox, came in
last night and stopped at the San
Xavier.
NJ. B. Charlton OF Winnipeg. Mani
toba. Is here Mr.. Charlton spends the
winters at Casa Grande.
B.F. Hoyt and H. P, Oates, two min
ing men from Globe came In on No. 3
last night and stopped at the Windsor
B. A. Packard OF Bisbee who is a
partner of w. c. Greene In the cattle
business, is a guest at the San Xavier.
C. NJ. Clark, of Phoenix. came over
this morning and registered at the
Orndorff
w. E. Brodrick, an electric engineer,
who has charge of the plant at Cana
nea. came in on the burro yesterday.
w. ]. Percival a prominent Naco
mining man, is guest at the Windsor.
MIR. win Reynolds of Cananea, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Mey-
ers in this city.
Charles 4. Udall went out on the
Mammoth stage this morning to visit
his claims in the Catalina mountains.
C. Ashburn, of Benson. came in on
No. 3 last night and stopped at the
Park View.
The case of George Hllsinger ct al
VS.. Robt. r. Russell ct al. in the Dis
trict Court has been passed on the cal
endar by agreement OF both parties.
Collector OF Customs Doan of No
gales returned last night from Ell Paso
Deputy Collector of Customs Bishop
of Douglas, who has been in the city,
has gone to Washington. D. c.
James Gamble Jr. has gone to El
Paso where he will be connected win
the s. r. Co. He was formerly en-
gineer at the Weldon mines.
At o'clock this afternoon trains 8
and 10 were reported on time.
Allen c. Bernard Of the Greene Con-
solidated Co. is in town today.
lanan Rice OF Los Angeles. attorney
for the Iona Verde Copper Co. who
has been here for the past few days,
went out to their mine in the Rlncons
today.
J. E. Evans of Bisbee came In on the
burro today ana registered al the Orn-
dorff,
J. NJ. Taylor who has some valuable
mining property at Patagonia. is
guest at the Windsor
II. Musset of FIT Leavenworth is in
town. He is interested In mines In
the Mineral Greek district.
Geo. A. Cook of the Westinghouse
Co. who makes his headquarters here,
returned from Bisbee on lle burro to-
day.
Will A. Zabriskie. a son of Col. J. A. |
Zabriskle OF this city. has gone into
business at Puerticitos, a small place
s miles south of Cananea 1t is a part
o, the Greene Consolidated Co
Deputy u s. Marshal Forest Hill OF
this city passed through Tucson yes
terday enroute to Gila Valley.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
New United States
Commissioner.

John H. Campbell has been appoint
ed U. S. Commissioner by Judge Geo
r. Davis of the District Court of this
district. Mr. Campbell who Is Roscoe
Dale's new law partner was recently
admitted to practice law In Arizona
He came here from Santa Fe. n. NJ,
and was formerly connected with the
Department of Justice at Washington,
D. c.
Mr.. Campbell was simply appointed
an additional U. S. Commissioner,
in Tucson. Mr.. Culver is also a Court
Commissioner and has Jurisdiction In
Territorial cases.
Mr.. Campbells first case was tried
this afternoon. LII Sing Sam. the
Chinaman caught in the Baldwin res
taurant by Geo. w. Webb was brought
before him at 3 o'clock this afternoon
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

1t is true economy to use the
best baking powdcr-it saves
time, patience, eggs, butter,
reputation as a cook and other
things that you want to save.
Schilling's Best is the baking
powder.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Quo Vadis described as the most
powerful and convincing of all relig-
ious plays will be presented tonight at
the Tucson opera house. The company
is said to be excellent and well bal
anced. the costumes, scenery and eff
fects are described as correct, adequate
and beautiful and a most enjoyable
and perfect performance Is promised.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
LIE BARON TURKEYS

we care not what others say. neither
how loud they crack their whip, The
Breaker will for a fact beyond dis
pute have more poultry fancy dry
home picked than any other house in
the Territory. 1t is The Breaker and
The Breaker only with one eye open
and sometimes two. 2t
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
NOTICE.

THE FIFTEENTH SERIES OF
STICK IN THE CITIZENS BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is
NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS THE
SECRETARY.
]. M. ORMSBY, President
GUST A. HOFF, Secretary.
Oct. 22-2-m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
THOUSANDS LOSE

Confluence by having eyes fitted by in
competent opticians. Our methods are
CORRECT and we guarantee satisfac-
ton. Examination free. DIR. Fl. A.
schell. only exclusive optician In Tue
Aon. Rooms and 8, Central Block.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Thermometers, Barometers, Com
passes, Ear Trumpets, Optical Goods
at Schell's optical parlors. Century
Block. Cor. Church and Congress SITS,
up stairs
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
Cali Up Our
Phone Main 1851.
LEAVE YOUR THANKSGIVING
ORDER FOR THE FAMOUS LIE
BARON TURKEY AT
WHEELER G. PERRY'S,
NOTICE.

Have just received fine assortment
Of surreys, open buggies, rubber tired
buggies and pneumatic bike buggies
Latest thing out. A call will convince
you that our stock is the finest In the
Southwest.
F. ]. VILLAESCUSA,
ITO So. Meyers st.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22
WILD DICKS

Have you seen the fine display of
wild ducks of all kinds. If not why not?
The Breaker and The Breaker only has
them galore .,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Quo Vadis the entire original pro-
duction, scenry and all will presented
at the Tucson opera house tonight. Do
not miss it.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

The famous LIE Baron Turkeys will
arrive /on Monday and will be fancy
dressed and on exhibition Tuesday at
The Breaker.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Everything will be sold at the Auc-
tion House corner Camp and Church
SITS. Saturday at 10 a. m. 2-t
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Very choice lots. Sd. 4th and 5th
Avenues, South, $3.50 to 5000. Plumer
a. Steward.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-22

Extremely desirable building lots 9Th
Ave, North vicinity Garnder's Terrace
5000 to $3.50, Plumer 4 Steward