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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Rich Piekings
For Republicans.

WAsHINoToE, JUNE Elm anticipation
OF the establishment of civil government
on July J. the Philippines commission
has just enacted law defining the sal-
aries to be received by officials and en-
ployes OF the central government in the
islands. In round numbers the estimate
is 81 200, 600. Including the cost of pro-
vincial and judicial administration, the
Filipino taxpayers will pay salaries
amounting to several million dollars.
Some of the principal items of ex pense
will be: PHILIPPINES commission and
staffs, sil2,62O; military governor, $55,-
coo; collection OF customs in Manila,
sl9s, $50; postoffice in Manila, $o7, ,770; /;
collection Of customs outside of Manila,
e225, 600; municipal administration,
s24s, $50; auditor. $52. .4s0; police of Ma
Mia, fS3 $50 postofices outside Of Ma
milo, $50. 800 internal revenue collection,
s2s. .lO6 civil service, ,f2i $50.
Provision is made for native subord.
mates in the list of municipal employees
in Manila
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
The JACK POT
BLACKLISTED.
II is no Offense to Pat Counterfeit
Coin in a Poker Game This has
Been Held by an Indiana Jury but
Would be Reversed BY an Ariz.
Ona Jury.

IvpIAxApoLIs, June "a Federal
jnry today returned verdict holding
that it is no violation Of law to use a
counterfeit coin in opening . TACK pot
in poker game. The case was that OF
Jesse Page, OF Elinora. who was charged
with passing counterfeit dollar or a
poker table.
A lack pot" was the object Tor which
the players we're striving. Page .broke
the pot" for a dollar and tossed the
coin on the table with the chips that
were already there. But Page did not
win the pot. The winner was witness
for the Government.
After the jury rendered the verdict
Judge John Ii. Baker said: "The jury
evidently thinks 1t is no crime TO pass
counterfeit money in breaking jack
pot, but from my knowledge Of jack
pots should think Il was q crime"
The Judge then called 3. G. Chambers
before him. Chambers lives at Eiinora
and vas charged with buying plaster OF
paris and other material for Page TO use
in making imitation money. Under the
verdict Of the jury. the Court said, he
did not think Chambers should be pun-
ished, although he pleaded guilty TO the
charge, aud Chambers was discharged.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
VENERABLE
BUT ENERGETIC.
James Aaiisy, More than . Han.
dred Tears Old disappeared 10
Cheat Insurance Companies and
Policy Holders that fingered Him
4 Queer Case.

WLKEsgARRE, Pa. June 6.--James
Malley. Of Plymouth, has lived 10 be-
over hundred and play tho greatest
practical joke Of the year on insurance
companies and the numerous persona
who hold insurance peiicies on his life.
He has voluntarily disappeared and
left them to quarrel and fight and 90 TO
law regarding the settlement Of his poll.
eies. The police. who started 10 search
for him yesterday under the impressions
that some one who would gain money By
his death had made away with him. dis
covered today that the old man hadcare-
fully planned bis disappearance for re-
venge.
For years be had detested the persons
Who took out insurance policies on his
lie and he was eager TO make them
suffer for doing 90. He did In q measure.
by living on for years when he vas ex-
pected TO die. Now he has scored
again.
The old man was born IN Dublin III
January, 1901, and came to this country
in lS4s, and for many years was famous
in the coal region for his encurmous
strength, earning the title Of Jimmie
the Ball." BY that he is known to this
day.
He married second time wban he
Was eighty-six and went 10 PIymonth
soon afterward, The several parsona,
thinking that he would soon die, ewing
to bis advanced age. took oct life insur.
ance policies ON him mt high pre-
miums. He continued TO live and work
for 50 cents day in the breaker md,
gave NO signs Of failing strenth. q
Malley has threatened 10 thrash ary-
one he finds having . policy. A short
time ago he condded gto m old friend
that be was not feeling as well - he
should, and would not be surprised II be
died Suddenly. II 10 known that he ran
away with the idea Of circanventing Ill
The policy-bolders. who we're specnlating
,n his death.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
First they Wed and he Died
A Bride Of a Few Minutes.

BEIpaKrosT, Conn.. June 6.-Thomas
f. shsehan, lying on his deathbed. had
just strength TO place a ring on the hand
ot Margaret Francis Bryan, who had
long been his sweetheart, and TO muir
muir the responses In the marriage GER
emony.
The priest had concluded the cese-
mony only short time before he turned
to another part Of the prayes.book and
administered extreme junction., for the
doctors said sheehan was dying.
The bridegroom was dead. and the
bride, a young and charming girl, was q
widow within few hours.
sheehan was q business man OF Nor.
walk and was q member Of the National
Guard. His fiancee, Miss Bryan, lived
at No. 2e5 East Twenty. flfth street, New
York.
They had planned TO end their long
courtship with q June marriage. All
the arrangements we're complete and
neither dreamed of any obstacle.
While visiting thia city week aao
sheehan, who had been in good health,
was attacked with hemorrhage. He
was taken to the Bridgeport hospital.
The doctors said there was no hope for
him, and his fancee was sent for.
She stayed by his side early and late.
Then came the declaration that he was
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
4 Romantic Hobleman Coming
the Lords Of Gainsbofoagh.

W',urS0roS, b. C., June s.--Lorl
GsJnsborough, who 10 about 10 visit the
United states in q diplomatic caparity,
is onc Of the leaders OF the Roman Cath.
ole element in the British peerage, and
the clGci Of The abcient house Of Noel,
Which fonrished as far back ~ Ia the
reign Of King Henry III. One OF his an.
ce.tors, Sir Andrew Noel, figures in the
history as favorite OF Queen Elizabeth.
and Wien he ruined himself by his ex-
trayasnnce for her sake, she dropped
him With the following disiich upon his
name, and at his expense;
II he word ofdeniai and letter OF flfty
Is tbat gentleman's name who will
never be thrifty
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

rapidly sinking and could live only a
few minutes.
"Marry me before l die. Margaret" ("
he begged, in q veiec scarcely above a
whisper. "if we are married shall
iced that the parting win moi be 60 bad.
| win want you in the other world"
Miss Bryan wept and consented. The
Rev. A. Chapignac. assistant at st.
Mary's church In East Bridgeport. was
sent for. He came for a double service
Ito perform the wedding and 10 ad-
minister the rites oil the Catholic church
for the dying.
The nurses propped the bridegroom
up in bed ON pillows and blankets. He
was very weak--hardly able to follow
the ritual. The witnesses were doctors,
nurses and some frienda oi Sheehan.
When the point in the ceremony was
reached where the wedding ring is
placed on the brides hand Miss Bryan
held the weak fingers OF the dying man
and assisted him.
After the wedding the bridegroom
slowly sank. He died peacefully dur.
ing the night. but in happiness that his
boyhood's sweetheart bore his name.
The body was taken TO the Sheehan
home in River street, where the two
sisters OF the dead man live. Mrs. Shee-
han, the young widow, is there with the
family awaiting the funeral.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Boer and Briton.
English Report Of Battle.

PRrronA, June 6.--Colonel Wilson
sith 2se Of Kitehner's scouts surprised
and rontei 80 Boers belonging 70 By.
ers' command, tlsarty-four miles vest ol
Warmhaths.
The Beers resisted stabbornly. but
asaily broke and lied. ieaving thirty
sssen dead. A hundred prisoners and
aH their wagons and supplies, including
$500 cattle, are In the hands oil the
British. The iatter's loss was three
killed and fifteen wounded.
The Beers main command arrived
soon after the engagement bat failed in
an stsenapt 10 reeapture the supplies.
ByeFs was thus leit without transport
or supplies.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

LONDON, June 8.-Maitre Labor, the
distinguished French advocate, held the
leaders of the British bench and bar
spellbound last night by his eloquence.
Five hundred of Great Britain's most
eminent jurists did honor TO the defend.
er OF Dreyfus and paid him atribute such
rs never before was rendered in Great
Britain to o Frenchman.
The occasion was the annual dinner OF
the Hardwicke Society.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
A Fast RycYcle Rider

viii often receive painful cuts, sprains
or bruises from accidents. Bueklen q
Arnica Salve, will kill the pain and heal
the injury. It's the cyclists friend.
Cures Chatting. Chapped Hands, Sore
Lips, Burns, Ulcers and Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c. Try it. Sold
by l.. Zeckondorf & Co. wholesale and
Geo. Martin retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Great FrenChman HOnOred.

After dozen complimentary speeches
Labori arose to respond wiping the tears
from his eyes. For fve minutes the
deafening din rendered his voice maud.
ibie.
Handkerchiefs were wildly waved and
"He's jolly good fellow" sung.
Then modestly vet thrillingly, LaboIi
expressed his gratitude for such a re-
ception. Every period was wildly ap-
plauded and at the conclusion he was
literally mobbed by admirers.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Stoddafd Appointed Secretary.
McCord Will be the Marshal.
The Arizona Outlook Reviewed
mail Correspondence

Cuespn ndence)
the
Former Governor
Some days ago was said ofs of
ecto o toms Manila
has nde
oil fte ngtemof
PRESIDENT ask Murphy to
favor
that
OF 1t that
d
promptly sent formal Endorsement Of the 10
d Territory
Inc political prophets here still believe that with
ice President Roosevelt and
White House. and
iona
off hes
nTseT dar
Roosevelt
~ hh
nand
pdh .McCi
II
the He
encourg
tents s4andG GrGA
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

The Noels have not always been Cath
olics. Indeed. 1t was the late earl. re-
nowned for his piety, his philanthrophy
and for his homeliness, who was the firsl
to vert to the church of Rome, being re-
ceived into it by Pope Plus TX himself
Lord and Lady Gainborough's daughter
Blanche. died in this country, where
she made her home from the time of he,
romantic runaway marriage with Thos,
Murphy, thirty years ago. She was the
sister OF the present Earl of Gainsbor.
ongh, and became infatuated with the
organist OF her fathers private chapel,
at Exton Park. From her interest in
the chapel music, she was brought into
daily contact with the young organist,
q winsome. fascinating young Irishman
and in the most natural and simple way.
u came abont that after service was
over, she would remain to practice the
music with him. After the runaway
marriage, Lady Blanche found that the
preludices OF her family and relatives
against her husband on account OF his
birth were too strong TO admit OF their
remaining in England, and 10 they
came to the United States t., embark
upon q new life, and 10 earn their own
living. Lady Blanche in the realms OF
literature. and Thomas Murphy frst a.
organist at New Rochelle, N. Y, and
then as organist and music teacher at
North Conway. She wrote good deal
for the Atlantic Monthly, for Scribner's
Magazine, and the Catholic Review. and
Catholic World. William Dean How.
ellis was her firm friend and mentor in
literature. and was wont 10 declare that
she had the most analytical mind OF any
woman he had ever known. without
being beautiful, she was a pretty little
woman, with q fresh. rosy face, framed
in thick golden brown hair. very modest.
and very shy. She died very suddenly
In 1881, her husband surviving her until
1870. While his remains found rest.
ing place in this country, hers were
taken over to England and repose be.
side those OF her mother, in the fami v
mansoleum OF the ancestry country seat
at Exton Park, from whence she had
made her runaway marrige with Tom
Murphy.
Lady Blanche Murphy's romance 10
by no means the only one OF the kind
that found It's ending in this country.
There are hundreds Of them, perhaps
thousands, OF which the American pub.
Tic is left In ignorance at the time. wo-
men OF the birth and breeding Of the els
Ter Of the present Earl OF Gainsbosoush
Are not In the habit Of proclaiming their
rank from the housctops. when they
come to America toescspe the preiadices
" the Old World and TO carve out Tor
themselves new and happier existence.
Few Of Lady Blanche's neighbors at
New Rochelle first and thsn ut North
Conway had any idea that the quiet,
modest. unaffected, and wholly auob-
.rnsiye little vile OF Tom Murphy. the
filiage osganist and music teacher. was
he gseat-granddanghter OF King VIII
lam ~ Of England. her mothers
mother. the Countess Of Errol, having
Keen the eldest daughter Of the naonarch
" Mira. Jordan.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
4 Colonel, Be Cob
Is karcuS 4. Hanna,

CLEVELAND, o., June Ex-senator Han
no has been appointed Colonel on the
stah OF General Raasiuer Commander
in-ehief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Senator Hanna recently must
cred into the Grand Army as q member
OF Memorial Post OF this city,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

DR.. Fenner's new building on Stone
avenue 10 being fitted up for DR.. I.op-
penshien, a Chicago dentist, Who will
open up with moiern dental equip
mept, July lsta All the newest ap-
plianees in antiseptic surgery will be
utilized by DIR. Loppenthien.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Mccormack Buried
An Old Arizoniaa.

NEW YoKK, June 6.--The funeral ser-
vices Of the late Richard McC Cormack.
who was ct one Secretary Of tho Terri-
tory of Arizona, Govsrnor of AsisonA,
Delegate TO Congress from Arisona, snd
member Of Congress from New York.
were held today At Janaica, Z. r. Tho
vile Of Mr.. Mccormack was daughter
OF tie late Allen G. Thurman Of Ohio.
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Newest picture mouiaing--R -Rrownss.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Boys Awful Crime.
Too Much Imagination

TOLEDO, O.. June 6.--Leroy Grove. the
l6-year-old son OF prosperous farmer,
stabbed his sister to death, strangled his
l3-year.old brother, and then suicided.
1t is supposed he was insane from read
ing dime novels,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Brewer a Groom.
Justice Welded.

BURLINGTON. VT, June a.-DaySd ] .
BreweF. Associate Justice Of the So.
preme Court wss married today to Miss
Emma Minor Mott Of Washington last
evening. She was for years Washing.
ton school teacher. and ike Justice
Brewer, is sotary OF sp,risualisn.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
METAL AND mOxEY mARKgT.

NEW YoRg, jane e.--Rar silver, 5ssk
Mexican dollars, 4s; silver certificates,
SEA.
CcrTxn--Copper, II brokers, IL; ex.
change aud casting. Ieas.
LRAD-Lead dali; brokers, 400: ex-
change I6is.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
LATER:
SToDDARD APPOINTED
Especial by Wire)

short the
of Arizona
u a Of hat
o him o the eappdntm entof AcCina
srnor % &C andapp
Former Governor McCo will eappont1 Mrahlin fewdaya
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

Boiled In Oil, is tho woodwork Of the
Old Hickory wagons. A car load jast
received by w. ]. Corbett. lw.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
The FORKS Aboard
Leave New Zealand.

SYDNEY, Jane 6.--The British steamer
Upper, having aboard the Duke and
Daehens OF York. sailed for New Zealand
today.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Hrs. Mckinley
Continues to Improve.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Mrs. McKin-
ley's physicians report that she had q
comfortable night and continues TO
show great improvement. g.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06
Touching Jim
His Joint Closed.

New YoRx, June 6.--Corbett's liquor
licence has been revoked on account Of
keeping open on Sunday.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

Placer location blanks for sale
nj the Citizen office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-06

Newest picture moulding Rrownss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-19
TIE RESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION.

Who succeeds a President of the Unit, d
States when death oVertdkcs him?
The question was one left indefinitely
answered by the American people until
after the assassination of President Gar
Ii Id. At that time the defect in existing
laws was brought sharply to the att,u-
ton of Congress and suitable legislation
provided, Prior to the death of Cart, Id.
If President died and by some chance
there was no Vice Pre- ;idont. it was d
mootod question who should take tn"
presidential chair until an election could
be had. 1t was argued that custom would
naturally select the highest cabinet Of
fC"r for the position, but custom is IA dan
gcrous thing to trust to- and the people
made demand that Congress enact definite
legislation.
Chester a. Arthur was Vice President
when Garfield died At the suggestion of
the cabinet he took the oath Of office IS
Preside Mt September g. ISL before Judge
James r. Brady. of the New York 81
pveme Court. and Immediately visited FL
boron ana made arrangements for the lu-
neral lie again took the oath of Office
at Washington before chief Justice Waite
but the whole proceedings, as to exact
legality, were in doubt and provoked such
strong discussion that LEGISLATION was had
1t may be said in passing that Garfield
and Arthur We're elected in November,
1N>o, and Mckinley and Roosevelt in No
Vembcr, 1909, Just twenty years later. Ar
thur presided over the extra session of
the Senate of March 4, lSS1, and Roosevelt
over the extra session of March 1, 1901
twenty years later The one presided
without a law governing the presidential
succession and the other with Il definite
law on the statute books
The presidential succession is fixed 10y
chapter Of tho acts of the Forty-nint II
congress, the first session, Ia case of tn,
removal or inability of both the Pre-
dent and Vice President then the secre-
tarv OF State shall act ms President unit
the disability of the President or Vice
President is removed, or president t.
elected If there is no secretary Of STATE
then the secretary of the treasury vii
act and the remainder of the order O
succession is secretary of war. attorney
general postmaster general secretary 90
the navy and secretary of the interior
uhe Office of secretary of agriculture Wa,
created after the passage of the aot) rh
convene Congress, if not then in session
in extraordinary session, giving twent,
days notice. This act applies only to suol
cabinet officers as shall have been appoint
ed by the advice and consent of the sea
ate and are eligible under the constitution
to the presidency.
The line of succession to-day is;
| Vice President Roosevelt. Secretarl
Hay, Secretary Gage Secretary Root At
torncV General Knox, Postmaster Genera
smith, Secretary Long and Secretar!
| Hitchcock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-19
INDICTMENT FOR EMMA GOLDMAN
Rumor That Grand Jury is Consider
ing the Question.

Montpelier, Sept. 13.-County Court has
been busy all day with the defense in Nc
Govern VS.. Hays and Smith. DR. William
Lindsay of Montpelier testified of cXam-
nations made of the plaintiff, Mr. Pierce
and Mr.. Atwood, farmers living near the
crossing, told about the bushes ana logs
near there. Henry y. Garicpec, the engineer
of the train, was on the stand the larger
part of the afternoon and told about
whistling and ringing the boil and all
about the stopping of the train, and *
planned about the use of the brakes.
Probation Officer Xcd Stanton appeared
before the court and in the case of state
vs. James Abin asked that Judgment be
executed and the court ordered that a nit
timus be issued for the sentence in the
House of Correction.
1t is reported that the grand jury is con-
sdering the question of indiCting Emma
Goldman for completely In the attempted
assassination Of chief of Police Patrick
Brown in Barre last winter Mr.. Brown
was shot by anarchists who are now serv-
ing sentences in states prison. Last fall
Emma Goldman was I'm Barre and was adj
NcrtiScd to speak at public meeting in
the socialists han. The mayor and States
attorney feared trouble and the police pre-
vented tho meeting and compelled Miss
Goldman to leave tho city. As the train
was leaving the station she called hack
certain threats that the officers who had
prevented her speaking would hear from
her or her followers. In December, MIR
Brown was shot by anarchists and it is
thought that the law i'm Vermont is such
that she can be- indicted ae y urincipal in
the crime for which her followers have
been tried. that is assault with intent to
XIII and murder If the Grand Jury indict $
nor she will be brought here by cNtradi-
ton papers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-19
HAS BEEN IN GOOD HEALTH.

During the entire two years since he has
been heard from Pearys health has b. en-
good and the accident to his foot at Fort
Conger in 1899 has caused him but slight
inconvenience and had in no wise impaired
his efficiency in the field,
The WindWard, the Peary Arctic Clup
steamer of 1860 which left sydney, july ~
and was last reported at Godhaven, Green
land August 10, arriving safely at Etal,
PearY'S Headquarters Aug. IL, where IN
struCtions were found from him dated
Fort Conger, April 10, and from Blackh IN
CiMs, April %, to take on most of the
stores and equipment at the place and pru-
coed northward along the west side of
Smith Sound as far as posrsble with Dis
covery Harmon as the ultimate objective
point
smith Sound was crossed to Cape Sabin,
August % and there further progress
north was stopped by ice Captain Bartlett
with the exception of Mrs. Peary returning
south to remain and await developments.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DISASTER.
on the night of August 81, the ship mar
rovly escaped serious disaster, lee pres
sure causing her to keel over so that her
Yards nearly touched the ice. The re-
turning tide righted the ship and the fol-
living spring months were passed in good
health Divine service at noon each Sun
day and evening for the sailors was con-
Quoted on board by the captain.
| Open water was al all times visible from
/ the Windwards Crowsnest.
4 The Windward will winter at st. Johns
or Brigus, New Foundland and return
next summer to Cape Sabine for Mr..
Peary,
The Erik obtained no news whatever Of
the Fran last seen by natives at Etah
about August II, 1899, passing south and
/ brings all the letters for Capt. Svardrup
and his party left at that time at Cape
/ Sabine.
At Inspector, Jansen and Governor Nei-
ben reported that in March, 1901, a steam
er had been seen far off the shore in Davis
Straits, heading northward. which might
have been the Fran. Pearys failure t.
meet her or discover any trace of her work
In Greenland coast journeys lends color to
the generally accepted theory that, finding
a high northern latitude impraCtCable she
has attempted the upper Jonas sound and
the littcl known land and waters to the
westward
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-19

Scores OF burlington peopie can rcn you
about Doan's Kidney Pills, Many a hap
by citizen makes a public statement Of his
experience. Here is a case of It. What
better proof of merit can be had than
such endorsement?
Mrs. Frcd'k Kcan of % Ledge Road
says: MY back was so bad, so lame, so
painful that | could not stand straight.
1t felt as II pins were running into me
and / grew so bad that the performance Of
my household duties became a drag, The
only way to get ease was to lie down and
rest | kept on imagining | would get bet
ter but didn't until | got a box of Doan 3
Kidney pills at w. j. HendeI sons Park
drug store, The Improvement was rapid
and permanent. | win always he glad to
recommend Doans Kidney pills to needy
sufferers from Sidney complaint"
For sale by an dcolcrs-price 80 cents.
Foster Mlhun CO., Buffalo, \. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name oan's-and take
no other,