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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

Where property is given by a husband
10 his wife prior 20 their marriage. and
after the marriage is recognized by him
as his wife.s separate property the
Court of Chaucery Appeals Of Tennessee.
in the case Of Young Us. Young t54 s. W
Rep &--J. holds that the marital rights
do not attach thereto. and that IL must De
treated in the widows settlement with
the deceased husbands executor as her
separate property.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

President Mckinley dead, IL is a shock
not only 20 our own country. but % every
civilized GovernH eut f. the world. for
other Governments, have learned first to
respect and then u admire the man who
has met them in the field Of dipIomacv
who has shown them the way out Of the
Chinese question. who has handled the
Spanish problem with such marked abil-
ity, AMI who. in the very last speech that
he was ever destined To- make. that de-
ivcrCd al Buffalo on the day before h.
was shot down. br,athcd 20 tho whole
N"Iia "a spirit 81 peace and good will and
gave assurance that this great country Of
ours did not intend to- fight unfairly for
trade. bat that In reciprocity there ~bou1i
De- cordial dealings Philadelphia InqIl-
rcT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

Under the code OF New York making 1t
a misdemeanor TO influence or attempt 10
influence improperly juror in respect to
his verdict, where a defendant. knowing
tuat a certain person was a grand Juror.
invited him into a store 20 talk with him
concerning a case which was to be- pre-
sented 10 the grand jury and ATTEMPTED
y lnnuence him against a prosecution. the
suPrelne Court, appellate division New
: OK, IN the case Of People VS. Glen al
, / supp SS3j. holds that the action of
conviction
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

and when has murder aimed at a man
more blamdess2 Even those whom po-
hucal conditions made his foes have ad-
mired and loved William Mckinley. They
nave freely acknowledged the honesty, Of
mis- opinions and the nobility OF his char
acter. Beyond any other public man of
ms generation the President has had "A
genius for advocating and enforcing pub
lie policies without arousing the resent
meut Of the men whom he differed Wit
and OVCrCame. -EOStOn Journal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

4 man beloved by an who knew him.
anu temperamentally incapable Of max
ing enemies. has been stricken down by
never injured. merely because his reIIoyy-
ciLZenS had elected him for "a time, to I'm
the hishtst office in their gfrt-PhiladeI-
phia Record
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-14

lessons upon LLlt-- llt lil-ll-Taul-e records are
accompanied by book. which contains thirty
lessons. each % which corresponds TO a phone
graphic cylinder. and each lesson IS iuseu5all,lv
Illustrated All that the student hr- - do +,
tn set the ulgaH-raEL In motion ~ the book
via explain what the instrument IS S. sing The
object of this system IS to give the French A.
cent correctly
Birds are made Co take their own pictures
by the ingenious apparatus Of o. G.. Pike an
English phcra-ranher- Iaiy Of fat IS placed
ga an electrical v7rc which is So connected
with calnera thar. when the bait is removed
the camera shutter IS released giving an in
stfntanouus exposure Of the sensitive plate An
excellent portrait az The song thrush is among
the interesting results that have been shown.
me afilns.ment n1y be made with other
Llnld Creatures and Tor getting pictures q
nocturnal animals the electrical Vyi-e can be made
lu ignite q little magnesium as DO releases the
shutter giving a strong light 40 the instant Of
exposure
since the doom of humiliation for the mos
quito has gone forth the criminal indictments
against him thar have piled up are terrible 20
contemplate neE count halls from HYDE
county New N1rs. where the deaih OF 80
valuable horses has been laid 90 his charge.
Oh che other hand the Eg-0mdr1zi,t OF the De-
ulrJmcur of Agriculture claims that She losses
caused % Che farmers oi the country bv in
scots allied 20 che mosquito only Do the most
distant way aggregate over HItrf.ilIt . EDHr.
ln t>ti De SAYS the -rl->lrppCr alone ate ul
-iy1'ai..1J ot growing crops. AMI the lli1eh
Hug Hv IFS un1Ssi~Jri efforts has disposed as
-.-lt"|l.vu" worth oi coIu and wheat In the
last halt century
Army horses In the Philippines and IN south
Africa, thanks Co the invention OF an iHrc-
mons Yankee. are now enjoying che form. II
NOT tie suI@tInce, of a kind % cdnfeetiar.--v.
o., is known as a ~hzy Iozense." and owes is
existence 90 the necessity q r-aviIinz easy
transportation for food in a country ubere the
roads are bad. HAY iu bales cannot D.. earris,f
Hu horseback. for re--sOuS that need nos br men
toned. but the hay iozenge may bc readily car
fiei To make tlig .azefssa, hay l- Impressed hy
machinery into disks from twelve ta eighteen
inches iu diameter. and two inches Ia rhi-sn-sx
The DISKS are packed in rolls iust a. candy
.ozenScS are. and are hung from the horsr-s
back I'm slIuEs, one sing each side. a sirrIs
4lsA, when cue open and t0o~cned n.aSes 4
good square meIl' io- horse or a mule.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Yesterdays Election
Favored Republicans,

The Republicans secured two out of
three councilmen in the election held
yesterday The result was somewhat
a surprise to the Republican candi-
dates themselves. The second ward
which usually gives the democrats a
majority went Republican for both
candidates yesterday. Sam Barkleys
the Democratic candidate m Tie first
ward was elected although the ward is
usually Republican and william Reid,
the Republican candidate for Council
man t-large carried the ward yester
day.
The voters did not split up on party
lines. Anderson, the Republican can
dldate in the second ward, made
strong personal canvass and was elect
ed. George Scholheld also made a
strong canvass but was unable 10 over,
come 3arkley's popularity. The total
vote was very light in both wards. Not
half OF the voters in the city cast BAL
lots
The vote In detail was as follows;
First Ward-Total vote 279 Reid
13l, Hale Is, Barkley l49 Scholfielt
1875. Rcid's majority over Hale SO
barkleys majority over Scholfield 81
Second Ward--Total vote 230. Reid
l22, Hale 90. Anderson l25. Lucid 96.
Reid's majority over Hale 30 Ander-
son over Lucid 20
The Republicans now have ma
iority Of 2 votes in the council which
VIII stand to 2 ED Hale, councilman
from the LIST ward and GcO Angus.
councilman from the End ward retire
Geo. Shand Republican from the LIST
ward and Charles Goodwin, Rcpubli
can from the second ward hold over
r a. Russell, councilman at large
Democrat, holds over Reid succeeds
himself Anderson and Barkley will
furnish the two new faces.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Will Have Bull Fights
Galore at NaCO

NACO. Sonora. Dec i0.-The busl-
ness men at Naco. on the international
line. are erecting bull pen. They
say that 1t Is their intention to give
Naco the largest pen and the biggest
bull fights in Sonora 1t is estimated
that $1,000 has already been spent on
the pen and much more money will be
needed To complete it.
The bull fights. which have already
commenced. will take place at resu-
lar intervals, and the railroad company
will run excursion trains from Arizona
points to %aco. 80 1ufa MoXic.in rit'
zens of that part of Naco which lies
In the republic are the leading spirits
in promoting the sanguinary old Span
ish gala day entertainment The bull
( fights will be as fierce or even more
| fierce and as frequent as those which
| have made Juarez noted and will I'M
doubtedly attract many tourists and
/ Arizonians to the border town. Al
| though several bull fights have already
1 been held at Naco the picadores an(
! torreadors are skilled and thus fal
! there has been no loss OF lives ol
horses
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
QuiCksand Holds
A Hunter Captive

TACOMA. Dee 10,--The friendly
limb of a tree and bis own strong
voice saved Thomas Raymond from he
ing buried alive in quicksands In a
swamp in Black Diamond yesterday af-
tcrnoon Raymond had been huntin
and al dark he lost his way. He wan
dorcd into swamp, became fast in
the qucksand and gradually sank in
It up to his chin.
For -four hours he screamed for
help Finally his cries were heard by
Mrs John Jones. who gave the alarm
and sent neighbors to his rescue. They
found Raymond nearly exhausted and
barely able to keep his mouth above
the treacherous quicksand He would
have been swallowed up hours before
had he not been able to reach and hold
fast 10 the limb of a staunted tree
oXcrhanging the edge of the swamp.
A roadway was built out to hin
with tmbers and he was extricated
six hours after he had stepped into
the swamp. His gun had sunk out oi
sight and could not be located.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

Referring To the Presidents recon-
mcndations on the subject Of lrrig
ton. Governor Murphy said that while
there WAS no definite plan outlined
the outlook was favorable He was a
little afraid that Congress might make
appropriations for reclaIming descr
land and not provide for the irrigation
Of lands to which Title has already
been secured. He ,lought. however.
that following the Presidents recon-
mendation. Congress would see that
II was as important to reclaim III,
arid lands of the West as to pass river
and harbor bills for more favored
sections.
The Governor thought there was no
danger that the Chinese exclusion act
would be defeated as there seems 10
be little or no objection TO it's pas
sage, From the governors view point
the outlook for legislation favorable to
the territory. at the present session
of Congress. Is very bright
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Governor Murphy in Tucson
His Views on Current Topics

Governor Murphy and his wife stop
ped here some time today on their road
to Nogalcs where the governor goes Oh
private business. They were aboard a
private car belonging 10 Frank Mnr-
ply of Prescott. 1t came in on No 10
this morning and was attached To the
outgoing burro this afternoon.
In conversation with a Citizen re-
porter Governor Murphy expressed
himself as being highly pleased with
president Roogevelts message as ::
whole although he was somewhat sur
prised that the President did not rec
command Statehood for Arizona. New
Mexico and Oklahoma He felt sat
isfied with the movement for State
hood this far but thought the people OF
the Territory ought to show little
more activity and interest in the
matter, 1ie did not think 1t likely
that Oklahoma would be admitted
without Arizona and New Mexico
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Arizona Affairs at Washington
Stoddard on the Ragged Edge

WASHINGTON, Dee, 10--The Ari-
,oua enemies Of Isaac 4. Stoddard.
secretary of the Territory, are still
warm on his trail.
scarce a day passes that the Pres
Idrnt Is not in receipt of envelopes
,ontaining the frank OF Stoddafd' s
office. but used in the transaction of
his private business.
The President has received upward
of 4 hnn red of these already, and in
some cases accompanied by afiidavits
10 insure the verify of the statement
ae, ompanying them, In nearly every
instance the President has directed the
forwarding of these documents to the
Secretary OF the Interior.
II Is understood that Mr., Stoddard
lag secured the interCesson of Senator
rlltt and Governor Odell OF New
York in his behalf, but 1t is said that
these gentlemen received rather cold
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Inspection Party
Passes Through Tucson

The train which came in from the
West this morning was record break
er carving fourteen coaches. Five
special cars were occupied by the IN
spertion party from San Francisco
which Is making the annual inspection
of the road and equipment, The party
left San Francisco about ten days ago
The five extra coaches were detached
from the regular train here and went
out ahead on special bound for
Guaymas They will return in three
or fear days to Benson and from there
work to El Paso In the party were
Jas AgIer. Manager San Francisco; j
IA. Wallace Engineer Maintenance Of
way. San Francisco; j. a. Muir, Sn-
perlntentient. Los Angeles Division,
d. Burkhalter, Superintendent, San
joaquin and Los Angeles Division.
Superintendent c. c. sroufe Joined the
party here and G. W. Burkhalter ac-
companied them as far as Huachuca.
The private car Great Northern
was also attached to the train. II
carried H. w Cannon. prominent
New York banker of the firm OF Can
non & Chase Mr.. Cannon has as hi9
guest F. r. Dunno. who writes the
famous "Dooley" stories. They have
been touring the West and are now
enroute to old Mexico. MIR. Dunno had
not arisen when the train stopped here
or We might have expected him to have
written a story ME- Dooley on Tue
son"
Gov. Murphy's private car was also
attached TO the train this morning at
Maricopa and detached here to await
the hurrn. Ii was attached to the ont
going Nogales train this afternoon
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

comfort from the President
Stoddards y friends continue 10 hope
that the President will ecnd his name
10 the Senate, but they are not over
sanguine, EX Secretary Akers seems
to have general charge of the cam
paign against Stoddard sGd be has
marshaled the evidence Of his violation
of the Office frank with much skill
Major McClintock who it is under
stood Is billed at the White House to
succeed Stoddard has been the guest
of the President several times. but is
keeping quiet and has not much to
say He has repeatedly declined to
discuss his chances Of appointment
The belief is growing here among
those interested in Arizona affairs that
the President will make a clean
sweep Of the present federal officials
in the Territory as soon as he can get
some pressing business requiring hiR
immediate attention of his hands
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
PREPARING
FOR CANAL
Preliminary Arrangements
Made With Mica.
Tdgua.
II is Evident that Nicaragua is
Willing that The Big Ditch
Should Be Built In
mediately.

\, ASHlNGTO>. Dec. 10 The ar
rangemcnt entered into AT Managua
yesterday between United States Min
lister Merry and the Minister Of For
eign Affairs were in the nature OF a
protocol and not strictly speaking a
treaty
In effect ii is definition in advance
of the character of the treaty that Mic
aragua is willing 10 enter into with the
United States in the event that the
Hay -Pauneefote trca y ia ratified by
the United States ana Great Britain.
There are supposed 10 be- legal rea-
sons why IA treaty could not be
between the United States and Mic
aragna in advance Of the consumma-
ton of the Hay Pauneefo'c treaty.
Similar arrangements have been or
Will be made witn the government OF
Costa Rica
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
MORE RUM0RS ABOUT
MRS. JOHN BRADBURY Y

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. l0.-Col-
onel and Mrs Bradbury are reported
estranged. although the former denies
strenuously there Is trouble in the
Bradbury household.
He admits his wife and her mother
are in San Francisco. where Mrs.
Bradbury it is said, insists on being
as Miss Banning" which was her
maiden name.
Friends are claiming Mrs. Bradbury
left Los Angeles three weeks ago for
Mexico In order to superintend the
shipment OF their household effects.
which are to be installed on the mag
nificcntly appointed ranch donated re-
Gently to Colonel Bradbury by his
mother and located near Duarte. 1t
is stated by intimates of Colonel and
Mrs Bradbury that the couple are sat
isfied and happy Colonel Bradbury
was TO have gone to San Francisco last
night to meet Mrs Bradbury and es-
cort her here.
He is in Los Angeles. however, and
If Mrs Bradbury reached San Fran
cisco today from Mazatlan she was not
greeted on her arrival by her husband
| II. G. Mass. of Fairbank, came In
yesterday and stopped at the San
!
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Today'S Work in Congress
The Philippine Tariff Bill

gress the power 10 govern the Islands
The Senate today after routine bust
neess, on motion of Mr. Lodge AT 12; A.
p m. went into executive session To
consider the Hay-p -pauncefote treaty
The Republican members of the
Ways and Means committee agreed "a
the Philippines measure and later the
entire membership of the committee
Democrats and Republicans were
called together Tor the first time The
committee was formally organized and
subcommittee appointed The bin
agreed upon is designated temporary
measure and provides that the tariff
laws OF the Philippine commission
shall have fun force and effect
Upon all goods coming from tho
Philippines to the United States the
present rates of the pinElcy law Will
be levied and collected
The same tonnage taxes will be
levied upon vessels coming into the
United States from the Philippines a.
/ is levied upon vessels coming from
foreign countries
Lost between LIST and 10th inst black
fur collcrette lined with brown satin
ST. reward, leave at Citizen office
4a-iS
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
The Old Gamblers Box
Held Big Riches,

NEW YORK, Dec io~-The strong
box in the Fifth Avenue Safe Deposi
Company's vaults at 1870 Fifth Avenue,
in which Alfred Hallenback. known az
the honest gambler" and who died
last February deposited his super
nuous wealth. was opened today. IN
stead of being filled with worthless pa
per. as was expected. the box contain
ed 81 300 in bank notes. numerous 1e-
wells. bonds and securities said to be
worth at least sl5o000 Besides there
was a quantity of |, o. US.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
An Enemy Of SChley
Goes to Retirement

WAShlNGTON. Dec I0--The Pres
jdent has accepted the resignation of
Frank " racket. Assistant Secretary
of the Navy 70 take effect next Mon
day.
His successor Is Charles II Darling
of Vermont who will relieve him from
his official duties on that date
Secretary Hackett resigns on ac-
count of the press Of private business.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

and they interpret it as indicating {
combination with the Santa Fe route
to control all tho Pacific coast passen-
ger business.
In announcing the intention to bt
no longer Il party To Il military agree
mcnt. the Southern Pacific said 1t
wanted a review of the entire situatio.
and the adoption Of methods to meet
the present requirements
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Lord Kitchener
Reports Progress

LONDON, Dec 10,--Lord Kitchener
IN a dispatch from Pretoria reports the
results of the weeks work as follows.
Il Beers killed, II wounded. 352 made
prisoners. 35 surrendered and qnan
lily of supplies captured
by advancing the line or block
houses in the eastern part Of the
ransyaal. Kitchener is now able for
the frat time to carry out systematic
and continuous opera.ons in the vi
entity of Eermelo Rcthal and Carolina.
Newest picture moldings-Brown's.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
British Indians
Mix With Germans

BERLIN. Dec. l0,-An official report
Of the affair at Ticn Tsin between a
company OF the Punjab Infantry and
German troops says that the Indian
soldiers ran amuck through the Ger
man commissariat quarters and shot
the sentry wounded the quartermas-
ter and wounded three other men Sc
verely. whereupon they were shot
down 10y the German sentry
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Federation Of Labor
Discuss Matters

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec i0,-Today' 4
session of the Federation OF Labor
convention was taken up by the dis
cnssion of a long list OF resolutions
covering the jurisdiction of unions and
trade autonomy, and anti-scalping
legislation, by Congress
The telegrapher's union opposed the
resolution as being beyond the field
of federated labor
A majority of the delegates favored
the scalping business as it means the
eheapening OF travel. they eontended.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
Southern Pacific Bolts a Combine.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dee l0-The first
session Of the meeting OF the transcon-
tjnental passenger association began
here today with representatives of
most Of the roads present
General passenger agents Of western
roads have been much disturbed by the
decision of lne Southern Pacific to
withdraw from the military agreement
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

WASHINGTON. Dee l0.--A large
attendance was on the floor of the
House today in anticipation of the an
nounccmcnt of committees by the
Speaker
After reading the Journal, Richard
son of Tennessee. leader Of the minor
ity offered resolution to place upon
the House payroll -four special en-
ployes usually allowed the minority.
The resolution was adopted without di-
vision.
The House passed resolution pro.
viding for the holiday adjournment
from December 10 to January g.
The House committee on approprid-
tions organized today. subcommittee
| being named
| Chairman Cannon said that no ap-
nrOpraton bills would be presented
| before the holidays.
! Mr.. Grow of Pennsylvania made a
speech upon the prospective lcEr@ta-
tion for the Philippines He contend
ed that the Constitution granted Con
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

1t is as easy to spoil your
cake in the mixing as it is IN
the baking.
Use the right baking pow
der-Schilling's Best.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
King Edward
Fixes for Coronation

LONDON. Dee. Io--At session of
the Privy Council to day King Edward
definitely fixed June 90, 1902 as the
date of his coronation.
Parliament VIII meet on January 16
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
THAT THRoBBING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you, x you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. ThonsandS
of sufferers lave proved their mAtcn-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood ana
build up your health. Only D cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold ~ Il
Zeckendorf & Co., Wholesale, Or Geo.
Martin, Retail Druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

Call ana have tested free hy latest
improved methods. DIR, II. a Schell,
Century Block. upstairs SAB
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
AN EvANGELIsTs STORY.

Il suffered for years with bron-
chtal trouble and tried various RENE
dies but did not obtain permanent
relief until commenced using one
Minute Cough Cure writes Rev.
lanes Kirkman. evangelist of Belle
River. H. One Minute Cough cure
affords immediate relief for coughs
colds and all throat and lung troubles
For Group it is uncqualIed. Absolute
" safe. Never falls and afayorite with
children. =,
On sale at BeH's Pharmacy, p N.
Church street.
Attorney John Wright left this morn
! inc for Benson on legal business.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

]. f. Connolly OF Benson. came over
on No 8 last night
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10
MgTAL, AND MnNFv wtpKET.

NEW YoRK, Dec l0Ear silver 5i'l
Mexican Dollars l3il.
LEAD--lead duh brokers 100
CorrgK duh brokers lG.50ml7 90.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

II. G. Mass. of Fairbank, came In
yesterday and stopped at the San
Augustine
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-12-10

Newest picture moldings-B Browns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-04

25 d A fds 2 aids y ] bI muebles efec
tos personales.
Habana Sus consignatarios 19 SIS
con 4130 fb cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-04
MEROADO DE FRUTOS
AZUOAR

Como la molienda por 6sta juIisdic
ci6n es act:va, y entire los compradol' :
sc nOta bastante animat ion, ia de MIA
da Sc sostiene; J por tantO, camblan de
manos inmediatamenre las paTtidas
que llegaL al mercadO de este dnlce,
Sc han colOcadO partidas de aIgun
impOrtancia bajo extrIcta Iese'va -
precios; y, seg1n condlcion del aItfcu,
l)3 preciOs por centrffugas han vallado
de SO go 1872 pr "a; y la 81
alcauzado 81 2.51. POGO Sc hace cob
los mascabados, pues Sc destlnan
consume las cortas ertradas.
AuLQue nOticias de mercacOs amer
canos acnsan baja en- precios, cieJran
con frmeza los que aquf rigen.