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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Santa fe Railroad
Big Improvements.

Los AxaEars, May 2i.-The Santa Fe
is about to begin another and probably
It's last piece of ofimportantreconstsnctio
ON the lines embraced In the far western
portion Of ito system. The new work
will be the reiaying Of thetrsck between
Barstow and Mojase, = distance OF
seyenty-one miles. with seventy-fye
pound steel rails. The.rails now in use
along that portion Of the road are iifty
six pounds in weight. When the new
work il completed the entire sysssn
west df Albuquerque win have been
practically rebuilt.
The company \ hard psossed foF labor
on the isssrt. White help has not been
used through Arizona and New Mex
leo for several years. Japanese having
been employed. Recently the Japanese
have become scarce, and Mohaye aud
Navajo Indians are being employed, side
by side with the little brown men IRON
across the sea. Al Sante Fe headquart'
ers il was stated today that white labor
was preferred by the company II L can
be procured. The pay 10 from u 10 70
81 75 . day.
The company,s regular overland ID g
make connection st Barstow, east and
west, beginning June 7, to Los Angeles.
No attempt, however viii DO made In
the direction Of local traffic to San Fran
cturo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
ConsumptiVes
Are Much Benefited.

WASHINGTON, May 24.--The latest re-.
ports concerning the hospital for con-
sumptiSes which was instituted under
the direction Of Surgeon General Stern.
berg, OF the army, at Fort Bayard, New
Mexico, about a year ago, show that
there are l49 patients now undergoing
treatment at that place. This establish
ment is the cnly.one of it's kind in the
country devoted to military and exmili-
tary patients.
A number of patients 80 closely ap-
preached complete recovery that they
were discharged and sent back to their
duties, and mojority have shown mark.
cd imrovement. While the hospital ia
for the use of the army, discharged
soldiers are kept on tie rolls of the ins.
titution, and may continue to take the
treatment as long as they desire.
On the l49 patients mentioned sixty.
four are soldiers who have been dis
charged from the army. When the
homecoming troops from the Philip
pines arrive more patients are expected.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Insane Sisters
Sent to Asylum.

Ngw Yosg, May 2&--Three sisters
suffering from hysteria attributed 10 re-
iigious enthusiasm, we're admitted to
the pavilion for the insane OF Bellevue
Hospital this morning. They were nc.
companiesl to the institution by their
brother and their physician. The sisters
are Catherine T. White, 81 years old /;
Mary Veronica White, 33 years old, and
Agnes NJ. Whi,e "a years old. The
sisters are members OF All Saints Roman
Catholic Church.
The father Of the Young women is an
inmate OF the insane asylum, and worry
over his condition is alleged 10 have un-
seated the reason Of the daughters (.
They improvised an alter in the vesti-
bule Of the house and set lighted can
dies on II. Again they placed lighted
candles In their windows and exhorteti
passersby to come and be saved.
DR.. Louis Schultze, OF the insane
pavilion, observed the sisters for some
time. He said that they we're oil In one
room and were consoling one another in
tender aud sympathetic manner. He
said 10 was pathetic spectacle.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
|MAT LOSE SIGHT
II not LlT
The aaEk Defsaded ihs Isst 4 4
Yoaag Which Tie Dsy
to IaTadc TaIons Lscersi1
Teath Until Isar Dsai
variable Eacoantsr. a|

| 81 -
SANTA MARIA, Cal, May 2-As ~
result Of i terrific battle IN . trss Kit1
an enraged hawk, the I5-yeAf ~sos ~
Samuel Hopkins may ioose his Ilie and
II be RECEIVERS he will hass ! aiShtIes
eye 40 reminder Of . most rsmaxe tn
encounter.
The lad while il the woods sapied tn
big birds nest and ciimbed III tsces
When near the pile Of sticks theFs Was
a sudden whirr Of wings and ! 0srce esyy
Sharp taIons and : great hooked Hi
were ripping the unfortunats youuga
clothing and cutting deep into an tIesl.s
The hawk had pounced npon him n al
lend her young. The boy eoald % notll-
ing but keep himself from falling lrolz
bis perilous position. RI 4 Nv ininntes
one Of his eyes was almost torn from tlse
socket and blood Has streaming ironl \
score oil long gasiles III his fane md ~
ON his breast. back and sIouiders
Finally, realizing that he nstlst ~
down or be killed, he bexan - dsscel
and slowly made his way from liinbto
limb, the bird continually rsnswinx I'm
attack and buryine its dreadful hooks n
his Hesh, until the boy was near the
ground and dropped. limb and alnost
liieiess. He made his wAs honbe. ~
his condition IL such that his reeoTefy
10 doubtful. +
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
A New Law Firm
Smith and Ives.

The Hon. Marcus Aurelius Smith and
the Hon. Eugene Semmes Ives have
formed a law partnership and will pract-
ice in Tucson. The partnership was
formed early this week. The new firm
will have Offices on Stone Avenue, adjoins
ing the Office Of Breathitt & Manning.
1t ia freely predicted that Smith &
Ives will make great team. Every
one. of course, knows Marx Smith. MIR.
Ives is q virginian by birth, practiced
law in New York, served in the New
York State Senate with conspicuous
ability and moved to Arizona FIVE or six
years ago, and has resided most OF the
time at Yuma. He was President Of the
Council Of the last Territorial legisla-
ture, and was regarded a., perhaps. the
abiest man who ever served in that
body. The moysi OF Mr.. Ives 10 Tue
son will be distinct acquisition TO the
bar OF the city. On which it has our
sincere congratuiation.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Big Row In Court
IN NeT Isxic

sAsrA FH, tN. II j aIay = illi6l
Park was shot and kilIed % e1l
Grant county. Ii The plIlce v m n
the Pesce Joseph crosley iusfnx y
preliminary examinstion II ~
mnnd, charged With i sssio11 n
James 4. Wiley had siven ~
sessimony. in which - ~ =
name. The witness HAe jusk con<
when Park jumped from M cllaIT lesss
his gun ard commenced iirine ~ NJ
Wiley rose. turned halt around p1l
his six-shootsr - 10 did .. aii n
tafned the fire.
Several shots wers frsd n hott
% well q others ID tho room 0
the buiiets entered PARKS figIxt
coming out 81 the len side nez
heart. The woandsd nsn disd III
ty-five minutes. A coroneks
turned verdict of dastia M N
OF parties unknown. sc
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Labor Troubles are DOminent.
Manufacturers Hold Out firm.

C. the ASSOCIATE of Malian
uohwhnheu
has sam sionn blythe EarnK Com
d
A the eeehng said: two
metal dn umtt
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the ea
A adjomnme utwastk
May IN atl wasp
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Can't Tempt Tom
Will be Mayor

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 24.-Mayor
johnson emphatically declares that he
win not be candidate for United states
Senator or for Governor.
''There is no Office" be said, "Within
the gift OF the people to tempt me to
give up the position l now hold. l said
during the campaign that II elected
mayor would be mayor. / meant it
then and mean IL now. have en-
barked on big fight 10 bring about a
just valuation OF taxable property in
Cleveland and q fair distribution of
valuations. 1t will take me all OF two
years to accomplish what have set out
TO do, If indeed can do it in that time. I"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Daily Grist Of
Arizona News

William II. Breasiy, . representative
Of the Huachuca water company, came
ap Monday IRON Tombstone. Mr..
Bseasiy is resident Of New York and
% heavy stockholdeE in that concern.
He is visiting Bisbee and looking over
the field On the water question In
conversation with Review reporter be
stated that his company had not yei
come 10 any defnite conclusion in re'
gard 10 the piping OF the water here, bal
from present appearances it looked very
faycrabae for them TO do 30. He uaa
very much Impressed with the ned o
Bisbee for . good water supply ane
thought ID good iisid for his company
Mr. Brearly returned TO Tornhstons
shis morning, bat will be back hers il
few days and thorouShly investigate
The water question
A Phoeaix dispAtch says that the
democratic council started business IN
earnest. Many matters of roatine were
taken up and disposed Of, but the main
measure OF importance was the passage
Of the city ordnance regarding saloon
singers and the presence Of females IN
ssIoone. The ordinance comprised
four sections and completely covered the
subject. Not only are saloon singers
prohibited, bot the employment Of any
females in or around saloons, or the ire
qaenting Of saloon by females are made
misdenassnors punishable by zines rum
ming from go TO sioo. The ordnance
completely disposes Of the question in .
manner such as to meet with general APP
proval.
The Green Consolidated stock sold in
the New York market yesterday for e5l
says the Bisbee Review. Those of our
citizens who have holding In this enter
prise have q chance TO make consider.
able money from their Investment.
The Cananea Consolidated Copper Co.
have just received 1t Naco three i'm
mensespecimens from their mines. They
weigh 1000 pounds each and are being
boxed and will be shippad 10 their Nss
York Office and placed on exhibition
where they will no doubt attract greai
deal Of attention.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Missouri Duel
Both Men Wounded

HERMITAGE. No., May 24.--News has
been received here by telephone OF a
pistol duel which occurred at Cross Tim
bers, ten miies northeast OF this city,
yesterday afternoon, in which T. s.
Heath and A. 8. Sally, two prominent
business men OF Cross .Timbers, were
perhaps fatally shot.
It 10 reported that Sally met Heath on
the street and. without any warning,
opened fire. Heath returned the fire
and the result was that Sally had an
arm and leg broken and was shot through
the thigh, and Heath was shot through
the body.
1t /. the night neither viii recover.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Presbyterian Greed
Is Uader Discassiea.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.--The debate
on the Greed revision was continued By
the Presbyterian General Assembly To-
day and Calvary Church was unable to
contain the thrones who came TO hear
the discassion. Or. ID. q. Kennedy OF
Allegheny protested against revision
saying the fnality TO break down the
confession entirely was 10 6rst shoot il
full Of holes. DIR. Moffat of Cumber-
land, Maryiand, declared the confession
man-made and not the work Of God and
said that If revision was voted down
now IL would come mp again till the peo-
:
pie got what they want.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Found a Buried Treasure.

A man in small town in New jersey
recently found buried treasure in his
ward, which no doubt had been left there
by one OF Captain Kids famous crew.
A fortunate i{nd, indeed, and sufficient
TO enable him to live happily the rest OF
his DAYS provided OF course he has good
health. To obtain good health there is
no medicine like Hostetter,s Stomach
Bitters. It eeta things right In the
stomach, and regulates the bowels. II
YOU are nervous and worn out YOU should
try It. It win brace You up. 1t 10 a
splendid tonic and will cure all stomach,
liver and kidney disorders. Give it q
trial and you will'not be disappointed,
but be sure to get the genuine.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
ENTERPRISING
CRIMINAL.
lie Violated His Parole and HAS
Returned to the Michigan Peni.
tertiary. but Engaged in Huge
Enterprises Hhils Out and LiTsd
High at St. Leuis Hotel.

sr. Louis, NO., May 24.-Leroy Char
les Blazer, who posed 10 St. Louis as a
wealthy Louisiana lumber merchant,
and had fitted up sumptuous quarters on
the second floor OF the Lincoln trust
building, and who has stopped at the
Southern hotel, living In lavish style.
will leave st. Louis tonight for Jackson,
Mich, accompanied by A. G. Northrup,
warden OF the Michigan state prison,
and Blazer, who ID known at that insti-
tuition as John r. Davis. win resume 9
two and one-half years sentence, which
he has only partially served
During his residence In st. Louie. Bla-
zer made as much OF fash 10 social cir.
cles as he did in finance, and formed the
acquaintanceof fashionable widow and
her three daughters. To one Of these
daughters he paid assiduous court.
Blazer was serving . sentence In Mich
gan. lie was paroled. and violated his
parole last February. He bad been
convicted OF fraudulent lumber trans
action. When he left Michigan he
went 10 Seymour. Ind. He was there
but short while, and early in March he
appeared at Monroe, Ind. Al that point
is located the Monroe Lumber company.
This concern has q plant that is valued
at $500 900. Blazer dressed in the height
Of fashion. and appeared TO be rolling 10
wealth. He had launched. 20 he said.
the Southern Manufacturing company
with a paid up capital Of sIo0. 900. the
money being In Chicago bank. He
was desirous OF buying several Of the
louisiana lumber concerns and uniting
them. lie opened negotiations with the
Monroe Lumber company aid bargain.
ed for the plant. He put Up paper for
s9O,o0o to bind the transaction and OBJ
tanned an option on the property. The
paper was found TO be yaiucless. He
bought other smaller plants In the neigh
borhood and obtained possession OF
some. Blazer divided his time between
st. Louis and Chicago. He issned many
drafts for amounts sarying from 500 to
$1,000 on his Southern plants. but none
Of them were honored.
While in st. Lonia RIaEer found time
to make profitable Investment In real
estate. lie bought fine place on Del
mar avenue, near Taylor, from Mrs.
BiIl The property was valued at t20,-
600, He paid 500 and promises for
the rest.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Pubic Lbstlincd
From

Loxpox, May M--kas MI
arrived today isom scath I aIs
was INST Il Soash shamp ~ 81 &
bury. Mr. Chanh nhiai ~ +
Nh. Bsudesidk, Iofd 81
i hundred dnkes ~ nl v
has besa asumps - s|
erial orssns = :
grsat pop1IA ~ 4 . y iIIs 17|1 4
nof ths Chamh III s
but p1hlic snkha1 D \ 4
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Notice.

1t is desired to know the residence OF
Carlos Dominges, who twelve years ago
resided in Bisbee, Arizona. His father
wishes TO know and any person who can
give any information will be thanked
very much. Address Eleuterio Estrada,
log ollon, N. M.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Sultan's Trouble.
Italy's Threat.

CoSsrANrrNoPLE, May 24.--In conse-
quence Of the arrest Of the italian postal
agent at Preveza, Italy has demanded
immediate reparation from the Porte.
II denied Italy win send warships to
Preveza to exact satisfaction.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
lS6O--.lS6O

That was the date when The Head Chef
OF THE BREAKER made Coney Island
Tr 1H rsgs'ss clam h ehoMdsr Teasy a
only clam chowder will be served in the
same good old style from to 40 p. m.
We never sleep.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Shot the Father
Of his Sweetheart,

METROPOLIS, H., May e4.-Dennis
Reed, an ls.year-old boy, shot and ser
iously wounded George William here
last night.
Reed had called on Williams daught-
er against the iatter's order. He step
ped into the room and AFFECTED TO the
young mans presence in his house. The
shooting followed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
DoWie Arrested
Chance for Faith. :

CHIcAso, May A.--John AIsxandsf
Dowie ..faith healer" was arrssted
to-day In pursuant 10 the action of the
coroner's jury which yesterday declared
responsible for the death of Mls. Enma
Lucy Judd. The woman's hnsband u
at.o arrested. Mrs. Judd died 10 child
birth with no medical attention.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Diplomatic Strike
Of Turkish officials.

CoNsTANTINopLE, May 24.--The off,
cials of the Ottoman embassy at Paris
have telegraphed the Sultan threaten.
ing to leave their posts unless their sal
aries are paid.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Preachers Son
Killed His Nan.

KINGSTON, N. Y. May 2i.-Frank
TIeroy, son OF Methodist CLERGYMAN,
shot and killed Charles vanderlyn yes
terday. Heroy was drunk and abusing
his uncle an aged cripple. His mother
asked Vanderlyn TO interfere.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24

COMPLETE from A 10 z. That menu
at THE BREAKER and THE BREAK
Err only Sunday, s TO I $50 b. d. price
6Oc. His Dinner viii not ID equallea III
the city. Fact without q d0nhe, Ques.
tion without dispute.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24

sspost IlIll!1 "a ~
Mini1.n
o1 U rs .4 q. (. Z " Il, O ~ NJ "
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
Calling Explosion
Great Loss Of Life

LONDON. May 24.-An explosion oc'
Cured this morning at the Universal
Colliery at senghnydd. A hundred men
were at the pit at the time and there ID
little hope OF saving any of them.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24

EAGLE BRAND Fresh Morgan oys.
ters 75c per can. THE BREAKER and
THE BREAKER only. No one else, no
other dealer can or ever has said this,
These fresh M. G. oysters have no equal.
Positively the finest on earth.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24
INITIAL AMI !

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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24

BOOKED for the Big Sunday Dinner,
amultitude Of people all lovers Of good
things to eat at THE BREAKER and
THE BBEAKER only. Time 5 TO Z 30
p IN; Price 50c. The menu will be
complete.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-24

STORAGE WAREHOUSE all furni.
ture, ETC., stored with absolute safety.
Pioneer Transfer Co., IL N. Stone ave.
Evening star., 1901-04-01

w. Hobbs. Baltimore; evening. W. A
koontx, Woodbury..
observation-disclosures. W. S. Edwards
Baltimore; evening. j. ST. C. Neal. Balti-
more.
81 Johns Lutheran-Morning, L. B. Viii
son. Washington: evening c. H. Richard
son. Roland Park. Baltimore
Trinity Lutheran-Morning w NJ. Fur
guson, Baltimore; evening L. T. Wider
man, Baltimore.
First Christian-Morning. J. r. Edwards,
Tewson; evening, George c. Bacon, Balti-
more.
Christs Reformed-M Morning II. r. Nay
lor, Washington; evening, ]. F. Ensor,
Baltimore
St Marks, Lutheran-Morning, c. f.
rate Baltimore; evening. J. A. Price. West
minister.
First Baptist-Morning E L. Watson.
washington: evening, II. N R;der.-Roland
Park, Baltimore.
st: Paurs United Brethren-Morning. W.
H. Chapman; evening, c. W. Baldwin. Bal
timore.
st. Paufs. Observation-Disclosures, L. B.
Dutton. Medley. w. Va; evening A. f.
Campbell. Baltimore.
Grace United Brethren-Morning J. L.
McIain. Baltimore: evening. W. d. Parry,
GaitherSburg.
First Brethren-Morning. i. NJ Bennett.
Baltimore; evening, Vernon N Ridgly,
Baltimore.
German Baptist Observation-Disclosures. A.
L. Thirkeld. Keyser. W. Va; evening j.
L. Walsh, Homecoming.
Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal
Morning, b. F. Clarkson. Unionville: even
Ing, T. E. Peters, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
COMPARING THE RETURNS
INVESTIG ALTON OF THE ST. MARY.S
COUNTY FIGURES.
Assistant Director Wines and Most Of
His Special Force Back From
LeOnardtown. Md.

Frederick II. Wines. assistant director Of
the census. who has been Immediately in
charge of the force of employees engaged in
the investigation of the enumeration frauds
in st. Mary's county, Maryland. returned to
his desk at the census Office today having
arrived in Washington from Leonardtown
Md, yesterday.
Of the twenty men assigned by Director
Merriam to investigate and verify as far
as possible the returns sent in by the EMU
merators in ST. Marys county. eighteen
have returned to Washington.
Neither the director nor the assistant d.
rector will indicate whether warrants are
outstanding for any former enumerators
nor whether any more viii be arrest ed
four of the nine in st. Marys county hav-
ing already been arrested and released on
bail.
Though the work in the field IN the mat
ter of the inquiry into the returns from
St Mary's county has been practically con-
cluded the investigation is being continued
in Washington, and careful comparison Is
being made between the returns submitted
by the corps of special employees and those
turned in by the enUInerators.
When the Investigation of the returns
from st. Mary's county is completed the
examination of the returns from Charles
county will be begun.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
DEATH OF JAMES WALKER
Formerly Resident of Washingtou
and Prominent Architect.

James Walker. a former resident of this
city, died recently at his home In Whining
ton, n. c. He was native of Scotland, but
came to this country when he was but a
young man, His first work was on the new
Capitol building in this city, and it was
here that he gained knowledge for the
foundation of a profession, by which he
amassed a fortune, with the distinction Of
being most thorough and competent archi-
tect and builder.
In 1857 he was called to Wilmington \.
G., as supervising architect of the Marine
Hospital He was also architect for the
First Presbyterian Church Y. NJ G. A. and
other large buildings in that city and of the
State Hospital for the Insane at Morgan
town, n. c.
He was a man of quiet, unostentatious
life. His many good deeds and acts of char
ity were known only by a few chosen
friends. His last public gift was magnif-
cent hospital to the city of Wilmington and
New Hanover county, which cost $4,000.
His munif1cence is further exemplified by
the fact that few weeks ago he anticipated
his death and made ample provision for the
completion of the building even after his
death.
He also bequeathed the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society of Wilmington $1,000 for the
benefit Of the Catherine Kennedy Home for
old ladies.
Mr.. Walker was never married He has
one brother living in Scotland The only
relative in this country isza niece Miss
Annie +. Walker of this city
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Baltimore Markets,

.l BALTIMORE, a April 1-Flour dull; western super,
$3.50: winter wheat patent Is. .SOa$4; sprine Whea
patent, $SOoa&4 70; spring wheat straight. IS s6a
Wheat dull and lower: spot and the month"; 7sEa
IsE; May. ISEaIe: steamer No. red. 78a76ls; re-
ceipts, i! .4S1 bushels: exports, 10000 bushels:
southern by sample, 7ia7e: do on grade, f7sfe.
Corn dull and easy; mixed, spot and the month,
@I3saas; May 41<aAS; steamer mixed 4efsa47; ro-
celpts, ao7 655 bushel.i exports 2si e2s bushels;
southern white corn. 4esoo; do. yellow. %. Oats
ceipts. %, ,722 bushels: eIports 20. RYE arm: No.
NEARBY nearby, o.: No. 2 western bs; receipts, ESQ
Grain frelghts anehansed. sugar arm and unchanr.
cd; fine and coarse granuiated. o.S5. Butter firm
and gnehansed; fancy initiation. 10; fancy cream.
cry. %: fancy ladle 15s10 rll 1Sal5; store-pack.
ed 1Sa14. Cheese firm and unchanged: large i2is
al2N; medium, l2hal2h: small, l3alsis. Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh, IS,