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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-12

OF the eyes and tn-
flushed cheeks o.
the attentive CLERK
indicate nervous
ness rather than
health. If this i.
true under mos
favorable coudi
tiouS, what shall b.
sald of those who
suffer from woman
" diseases, and wh'
endure headache
b3ckache, anu
other pains da,
after day1
No sick woman
should neglect The
means OF cure 70.
womauly disease
offered in DOcto
Pierce's Favorit'
Prescription. II
regulates the pen
obs, dnes eniec5l
ing drains, heal
Inflammation snC
liberation, auC
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Nine Manager
Stabbed in Back.

A letter from Tres to the NogaIes
Oasis dated the 2sth uit states that on
the oath, at the Tempalcate mine SOME
seven leagues from Arixpe, John |. Hoff-
man, manager for the London Scottish
syndicate. was stabbed in the back by
an empIoye named Julian Inclan. At
the time OF the assault MIR. Hoffman
was STOPPING over the assay furnace,
and it was both unexpected and unpro-
voked. lie closed with his assailant
and knocked him down, receiving sec
ond stab In the right hand. His assaii.
and ran aud Mr.. Hoffman tainted from
loss OF blood. Inclan was promptly
caught and incarcerated in the tunnel.
Doctor f. j. Fernandez was summoned
by telegraph from Ures, and Doctor II.
S. Sevey from Aconehi. DIR. Fernan'
deg made the trip of eighty-seven miles
in fifteen and one-halt hours during the
afternoon and night, changing horses
and stopping ON the road twice to feed.
Mr.. Hoffman is doing we'll and should
be about again soon. The smelter OF
his company is just getting on the
ground, and he hopes to blow in in few
weeks time.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
4 Rich Claim Of
the Happy Jack Company.

One 3f the claims in course OF devel-
opment by the Happy Jack mining COM
pany Is called the Mountain View and is
located about eight miles vest OF i'sta-
gonia, says the Nogaies Oasie. Upon
the surface the ledge Was two inches
aide, and has gradually widened until
at depth Of ninety feet it is two feet in
width, continuous and strongly defined
all the way down. Assays from the ore
taken at the surface went forty per cent
lead, twenty-five ounces ia silver. witt
no gold or copper: at twenty feet
forty seven per cent iead, thirtvtao
ounces silver, two dollars gold, four per
cent copper at fifty feet, twenty y-tire
per cent lead. lib Dances silser, two dol
lars gold, tsensy-eighi per cent ogl.er (;
seventy feet, thirty-oae gssg cent lead,
sixty-ihree ounces silver. sixteen dollar
gold, fourteen per cens copper. pom
this same claim ara tao other lodges,
running parallel with ihe one sherp the
sinking has been done. The shaft ~il!
be continue d until depth al 800 feet
will be attained, when 3 cross 90; will
be run 10 explore the ether leiees. A
carload of good ore is npon the damp
ready for shipment, Thss property bids
fair 10 become one of the best 10 that
wonderful region Of fine mining proper.
tsaH
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
~----'s'e -s-'s'ss --'----7-
New C.ahinet Osfieers.

Now that the presidential election has
been decided, the most important ques-
ton ia the selection OF Trustworthy men
for the cabinet, and We hope the changes
made will prove beneficial ,o the conn
try's interests. In private life the peo-
pie are also making many changes.
For instance, in regard to their health,
When their stomachs become weak.
theiI nerves nnstrung. and dyspepsia,
indigestion, nervousness, and sleepless-
ness result, they try this and that medi-
cine without getting relief. What they
need is Hostetters Stomach Btters, the
only sure cure for these ailments. and
after giving it fair trial, they viii be
convinced that this is the medicine they
have been looking for. II you are
among these suffers and want to get
well, try it at once. 7~
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Fighters Are Preparing
to Enter the Ring.

CINCINNATI O., Feb 4Jefres Rubin proceeding with
their training today Notwithstanding Governor Nash
The contestants trainer they give
up there decision by the the pending application
for injunction.
Judging the promoters of the saengerest
socaon there not likely to be definite
Judge Holer passes this application Arguments will be
made the council both sides decision
reserved until Wednesday later If Judge Hoster refuses
grant an injunction tho Athletic confronted with
the Governor Nash that the whole of the
will prevent the The sheriff and prosecutor
sud the governor they would do their duty outlined big
communication and governor promises
with full powers the the outlook for the proposed fight
Cincinnati longer regarded as promising
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

The reporter wrote up the story, it was
sent cut by the Associated Press to all
papers in the United States, and the
fact that a son of an ex-governor Of the
territory did the interviewing gave the
news more importance in the eyes OF
the telegraph editors on all the large
papers. The news was "put up" it Was
read, Arizona received a jab in the back,
Tucson got one in the neck, and the
only benefit came TO the young Macauley
v hen his cheeks poured in from the big
Dapers. The reporter said he had visit
ed Stiles, Alvord and Bravo Juan. all
fugitives from justice and train rubbers.
Instead he visited cowboys and his
paper was buncoed. Stiles came in
later and gave the snap away.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
WAS POSTPONED
Mrs. Nation Did Not Ap.
pear Yesterday Owing
to a Storm.
SHE LECTURED
A DRUGGIST.
threatened TO Break Up His Fine
Store as Though 1t We're the
Lowest Of Joints If He Persisted
In Selling Liquor. viii Appear
Tomorrow.

TOPEKA, kas,, Feb. 4.--On account Of
Il e heavy snow yesterday Mrs, Nation
postponed a demonstration against the
joints scheduled for today until tonor-
row morning.
She confined her operations this
morning to visiting drug stores. AT the
Hobart drug store, one oil the finest in
the country where she found quantity
OF liquors in the basement, Mrs. Nation
lectured the proprietor in a caustic
manner and notified him that the place
would be smashed like the lowest joint
unless he quit selling liquor.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

dication Of permanency. The owners of
the Half Moon are to be congratulated.
John Rane and the Johnson brothers,
who own a gold claim situated about
three-quarters OF mile southeast OF the
Ray mine, have employed a force of
men to develop the property. An
eightv-seven-pound sample OF the ore.
recently tested at the Globe sampling
works, showed the contained gold value
to be 81 S per ton. The pay streak var
les in width from four to eight inches,
but owing to the high grade of the ore
it is a good chloriding proposition with
chances in favor of its developing into a
property capable Of large production.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Charley Hood
Has Full Control.

Since the first of January there has
been at Yuma a peculiar condition of
affairs in the United States customs SER
vice through the efforts of very often
sive democratic partisan to keep sucking
the public teat through republics an ad-
Immigration. Mr.. Arthur p. Behan has
been some time post deputy collector Of
customs at Yuma. He was appointed
by the former collector OF customs who
was supplanted by Mr.. Hoey in Deem
Der, 1893. Behan is and has always been
a democrat. In the campaign last fall
he was particularly offensive in his par
tisanship. He was 50 sure that Bryan
would be elected that he could not con-
ceal his satisfaction at the prospect OF
cleaning the customs service Of all re-
publicans and supplanting them with
tried and true democrats. And he was
reported TO have used language more
vigorous than delicate ia his desrrip-
lions OF what would happen to all re-
publican Office seekers when the great
and virtuous Nebraskan should enter
the White house.
In December last Collector Hoey ad-
dressed Mr.. Behan shorts letter, re-
questing his resignation upon political
grounds" Mr. Beban refused TO resign.
Then upon January lst Collector Hoey
removed Behan, and recommended the
appointment Of Mr.. Charles X. Hood TO
fill the vacancy. Mr.. Behan refused tode-
liver the office and appealed to the civil
service commission. There was where
the fun came in. Pending appeal he
insisted upon discharging the duties of
his office. But Mr. Hood had been sent
to Yuma to perform the necessary duties
and insisted upon doing what he was
sent to do. So for some weeks the Office
was double headed, bosa Hood and
Behan acting as deputy collectors.
Every paper made by Hood and for
warded to the office at Eogaies, Was do
plicated By Behan. But that was as far
as he went. Communications 10 the
Office at Yuma were not duplicated 10
Behan, and the postmaster at that burg
was instructed to deliver al! mail for the
Yuma Office to Hood,
But it was upon "pull" in the east
that Behan depended 10 carry his point,
and at his request certain United States
senator interested himself in behalf OF
the young man. Bat IL was no good.
Too many other senators who don't be-
iieve In making the public service an
eleemosnary institution for private bene-
factors took hold oi the senator who
does and called him oil. Thea, of course,
Mr.. Hoey was sustained, aud Mr.. Behan
was notified that his separation from
the public service was complete. Upon
receipt OF that information the young
man wanted TO resign" But Is Col
leetor Hoes pat IT.: "He had nothing 10
resign all be can do ia to be resigned
to his fate "
The Oasis il pleased 10 note this cir :
cumssanee. And the paper is pleased To
further state that Mr.. Hoey declares that
the good work will go until all demo
Gratis in the customs service in Arizona
are weesled out. Bully boy, Mr.. Hoey.
Clean them all ont.--Nosales Oasis,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
News Of the Hines
From the Florence Blade,

Messrs. Jas and VIM. Niece who are
doing contract work On the Half Moon
espper mine, twelve miles east OF Flor
ence, have struck water at the depth OF
seventy-tgo feet. They cross-cut the
vein at this water level and found il
eight feet sije and all ore apparently Of
good grade. There is heavy clay
selyage on each wall, and this, in connec.
,ion with the water, is au excellent in
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Met Today
in Joint Session,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The house and
senate met in joint session this morning
to participate in the ceremonies in hon.
or of former Chief Justice Marshall.
Many eulogies were pronounced and al
the conclusion both houses took recess
until o'clock when they reasaembled
separately. In the senate resolution
Of the California legislature was read in
viting the senators to attend the lam
ching Of the battleship Ohio San Fran
cisco in the spring.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
The Final Rites
Over Remains Of the Queen.

WINDSOR Feb 4The final the of Queen Vic
concluded this afternoon and the body laid
Frogmore Mausoeum.
King Edward Queen Alexandra Emperor William and others
of the royal family attended by their arrived
early this morning The kings of Portugal and
present lined long
glimpse the coffin The shining brightly and the
stately and impressive those of Friday and satur
day
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Germans Move
On to the North.

LONDON, Feb. 4.--The Pail Mall Ga.
zette's Tien Tsin correspondent cables
''There is report here that German
expedition commanded by Won Troth
has gone northwest for the purpose Of
escorting the Chinese Emperor TO the
carital. Won Waldersee will shortly
join Won Troth's force"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Captain Ripley
Arrested for Murder.

FRAxgFogr, Ky. Feb. 4-Captain
Garnett Riply, arrested for cumpIieity
in the Goeiel assassination. was placed
in Jail here today. Col. ". { + Breck-
enridge will defend him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

FOR RENT-One nicely furnished front
room in good location. Only healthy
people need apply. Address The Cit.
gen.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
A Large
Building Collapsed.

PiTTsBuRa, Pa, Feb. A large four
story iron front building on Wood street
occupied by steuens Fosters printing
company collapsed today. The ruins
took fire and in less than an hour the
destruction was complete. The build
ing had been closed for repairs. Loss
$50, 600.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
HypOCraCy
Of a Newspaper.

The Citizen has broad conception Of
the functions of a newspaper, and is
always on the alert to defend attacks
upon its friends, and bring out the life
OF this community TO the best advantage
1t believes in being natural, TO accept
things as they occur, aud tell the truth.
Above everything else it abhors hypo-
cracy.
SO when the morning paper on Sun
day jumped the correspondent who sent
out the reports in regard TO boracho Of
laquis at La Cananea, attacking him
from both the religious page and the
local columns, The Citizen thought it
was hardly fair to allow its criticism to
pass uunoticed. In the first place the
correspondent, who ever he is, could
not strike back. and in newspaper work
there ought to be courtesy. and there
usually IL, but often times men get into
newspaper work who are what Col d.
Davis calls misfits. OF course from such
pHsons we cannot expect much.
A nd then, too, Tie Citizen recalls a
notorious interview xhich the young
Macauley Of the morning paper pub
lishei some months ago. He obtained
/ :ire interview with the assistance of
lantern which he used effectively On
moonlight night amid the wierd environ
ment oi sage brush, greaseNood and jack
rabbits. He was also assisted by gen
tleman VI hose name is known to The
Citizen hnt vito allowed himself to be
seen in the company Of the alleged re-
porter by his robber friends only because
Of the money there was in it for bin.
This interview shows several things
First, that the morning paper wanted
the world 10 know that here in Pima
couuty. Arizona, trainrobbers, despera-
does. bandits aud a'lroupd bad men
could be met bv reporter within eight
zen miles 81 Tucson, interviewed, and
alios e1 calmly 10 return 10 their noun
tain hauuts. We aek the morning pa
per 3pes this not damage the psaple,
alarm capital, and defeat investment?
Does Il not sloa that Tucson is in the
mtds, # i Mid and woody countryf II
the morning paper adhering 10 its max
ina ia Sundays editorial. Let Us keep
the bright side before the county, -
when il prlnts such yellow back, thrill
ina. damaging cut-ihrost stuff as that
alleged interview?
Ti4e interview "a a. sent ous lfruadesst
over the eonntry. and the nauae OF Tue
son at once became q synonym Tor oHt'
lAwry. Intending investors in the sas'
were kept ST hone those already herr
fled rrecipitately back 10 New York
men got off the train mere ior several
DAYS aiterwarJ ~ith fear and apprehen-
sioa sticking out in large chunks on
their faces, aud they stepped lightly,
walked guardeiiy up the streets. and
il was uos until they looked upon the
bearsilass ieatares of the Young Maeau.
ley III the morning paper that they be-
came resssnrcd and their hearts ceased
10 beat w;ih such rat iaity They knew
II hoy could meet bandits grown men
should noi lear them.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

Second. the interview pushed back the
progress of the star which has fvs many
years been pressing forward tn take It's
place On the flag os our country II told
senators, congressman, aad perhaps the
president. if he reads ERh staff, that
Arizona Was yet untsmed, that her peo-
pie are annsindfal oi the higher aims and
aitainments of society, that a newspa
per shows sympathy for fugitive bandit
and seeks TO influence the people by des-
cribing The copioas tears that rolled
down the cheeks Of one o! the bandits as
he referred to his mother and family.
People living here received letters from
friends conveying warnings lest they
might fall into the hands of the bandits,
timid folks kept close to their homes,
and the young Macsuley with the Jules
Verne Imagination walked the streets
and was pointed out as brave young
man. 1t was not until Billy Stiles came
to town after giving himself up that th
truth was known, and the brave young
man became gigantic faker, mere
damaging to his native town than a
correspondent who writes Of laqui bo
rachos in Sonora mining camps.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04

We might go on in this defense OF the
correspondent who was so numerically
jumped by the morning paper, but to
continue only shows how hypocritical
the morning paper is. II would not be
treating our newcomers fairly, however,
to leave untold the last chapter of the
story of the alleged interview. The Git
izen has since visited Wallis station, and
it was not far from there where the in
terview was held. We met a cowboy
who told strange story OF an adventure
on the desert with a reporter. There
we're three cowboys in the crowd, they
had been instructed what to say and
how to act, and they carried out their
parts we'll. They were paid To do it,
and cowboys like variety in their lives
as well as any class oi men. They would
rather meet reporter than chase wild
steer and brand him.
To brand the mind OF the reporte T
with lot of trash was much easier work
and they did not have to builda fire-the
reporter carried lantern. The COW
boys met the reporter and cattleman
who put up the job buncoed the news
paper. They talked and the reporter
asked them lot of dime-novel questions
which they answered with the assis-
lance of their prompter, the cattleman.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-04
Local Weather Report.

Geo. Martin, the druggist, will refund
you your money If you are not satisfied
with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They cure disorders of the
stomach, biliousness, constipation and
headache. Price 25 cents. Samples
free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
Eifth Court Of ApneaIs.

Dallas Texas, April 6 lhH following
were todav's proceedings In The court OF
civil appeals for the Fltth supreme judicial
district
Affirmed Indian Rotd Machinery Com
runy IS. city Of sulphur Springs. from
IloERluS J T.. Harvey vs.. !. X. Petty
ct AL from I'M; Ellis county vs.. t. T.
N ompsou from ELLIS; n. &, Rivera vs.,
Henry l.. White. FROM DALLAS; ). l.. With
crs VS. f. Z Edwards, from Grayson' j.
J. Echy vs.. \. NJ Jcnniugs, from Lamar;
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Com
Iuuy vs. III. " J.. Muupin, FROM Gutyson;
Mary II, Long ct al va. Wlllie Richardson
ct AL from Van Zaudt; tic state of Texas
lNs. W. ID. liiliing. from Red River; Geo,
il. Ryan VS., Fiou Euglcson et al FROM
Dullrs
sna and Texas Railway Company vs., w.
Il, Wade ct al, from Rockwall
/ In the case of Kelly Furniture Carpet
aud Hardware Company vs.. Ann shelton,
/ from Dallas county. an order was made
| that II appellant pay TO the clerk or this
| court within thirty days amount due on
| Judgment against her Judgment will be
/ rendered for appellant, otherwise the judg
| mpnt OF the court below win he affirmed.
/ Motions disposed of 7. III. Foster vs..
Silas Hare. IN, rcncaring, overrued w,
| H. Thomas administration vs., John L.
! liuwpc c al, rrhearing oycrrulcd: tlro
I NSsnt lNttnh OF ulloNelpulN W. W. H.
! MAsterSon 81 a. rehcariug, ovCrrulcd; J, =.
/ G,eghoru ct al vs.. g, W, Smith, rchenrlug.
ovcrrulcd, l.. +. Avery 4 Sons IS. Texas
lour Agency ct Al, relocating. ovcrrulcd;
| Hubbard City Gin and Compress Company
/ vs. ". 4. collier. to strike out statement
of facts, oVcuuel; CITY National Bank ~,
/ nalns vs. CraN ford-.S Crawford, appel.
/ iaut'S motion 80 dismiss appeal granted.
Cases supmlttcd Aetna Insurance tom.
pany rs. II. r. Eastman FROM Hunt Robt.
! Arthur VS.. A. 4. Reed. from Lamar: CITY
al Dalhs ". Hcrman Nrucgol, fom ~.
las tho Peck Sncad Company VS., city
! % sherman, from Grayson.
Gases set FOR April %, Rachel NulllA
| vs. Hartford Fire Insurance Company from
| Hunts Howard Wehh *. CUFF Colorado
| Hunt. Albert baldwin tt al vs.. u a. lu'e.
son ct al. from titus; V, \. SI'lun ct al
| Us. W. l., roindcNtcr from Hopkins: T. \.
! walker SIS, EGic Nix Of al from Lamar:
! II. ., nuuou rs, q. G. Cloar. Ir., from
| I'rlukliu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Abilene, TAYLOR County. Texas. April !.
The cold wave predicted ny the weather
bureau did not amount 10 4 disaster 10 tho
fruit aud vegetables VI this section A yprv
lghi fruSt nippcd q few tender plants hut
no damage Of magnitude was cxpericnced
" NO cold spell catches The fruit about
Easter the Yield promises To hc abundant
THIS section neycr looked more Inviting 10
settlers.
Caddo Mills. Hunt County Texas April
q, Nain Is needed very much to destroy
lhc green ny In this section OF tue country
They have destroyed the wheat crop ana
oais, aud there Is some talk Of thcm In the
corn that Is up. a good ir,uy of the pco
PIE owning land have instructed their ton
arts Ia pnt corton IN the land where there
was wheat and oats
liudcu, CAss County. Texas. Anrll a -
II is much feared ny the farmers and fruit
growers az iais, section that the rrycnt
frosts have damaged the fruit peaches
especially, beyond tocONerY, The cropS OF
this county are very backward: In fact
some OF The oldes; Scttlers say this Is the
most backward spring they have ever secn
Troy. Roll County, Texas, April Corn
IS looking q very yellow east hut Is grow
Ing Scnc, wlthStandinG the cool wealth
er, Wheat aud oats are growing nicely; a
good stand and not anything inluring Il M
To this writing.
Heevile, Texas. April g. Unless plenty Of
IN this section will hardly be half What
was contemplated earlier In the year,
Industry. Austin County, Texas, april j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
SOMETIMES FATAL.
IN THEIR FIRST STAGES PILES SEEM
INSlGNiFl CANT-NE6leCT THEM
AND RESULTS ARE OFTEN
FATAL.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Them So The
STAY Cured

Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Them So They
Stay Cured,
~ least ono fourth IL MI mankind are
afflicted TO a greater or less degree witl
piles,
Very often the disease Is Of irregular re-
cnrrcncc. Maybe the trouble colucs only
once or twice q year. Even So, "a undtS 4
man for business while Il lass. Seems like
llttlc thing. hut II produces more bad
feeling than even serious sickness would
In severe cases there is no comfort attain
able, Various salvcs and ointmeptS AFFORD
temporary relief but in u few minutes tho
pain returns. Each attack is y little bit
worse than the last one firhing y fni-
lowed hV hlcciing and protruSlon. FiStuia
follow = surgical trsli mclt death possibly .
Aud al this can he avoided
The discovery Of Pyramid File Cure has
made suffering unnecessary, even foolish.
By its USE relief IS Inst njaneous. n
so0thrs the nnamcd parts heats toe hr"k-
eu ncnlhrlncs, reduces the swelling and
brings comfor M once.
The cure Is permanent aud the trouble
will not return unless new conditions arise
witch produce an entirely new ease.
Thls Of course. eau not be helped, hut n
Yen win use Pyramid Cure immediately On
the appearanrc " the hrst symptom, the
trouble will vanish,
Druggists sell and reccmmen0 fNramli
pie Cure. There may be some who do mot
have IL. in which ease you can get y your
selt from tne makers. she lyramld mug
Co, Marsnsli Mich. The price IL % eents
per package.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
A KILLING Al LuFKlN.

One Barber Shot Another, with Fatal
Results.
Lufkiu Texas. April t. Mat Rattcrcr. a
barber. was shot and klilcd hero this NJ.
tcrnoon 10y Charlie Newman. nnothcr bar
Der, Tho parties had had q difficulty IRE
Nious To- this about month ago, IA which
Rattcree seriously cui Newman aud this
occurrence is thought To he cuuscd FROM tho
previous trouble between the parties Il
SEEMED that Rattercc was standing an tho
street this afternoon talking 10 another
party When Newman passed M The street
rs he turned around facing HIN The hall
entered near the mouth and passed out nj
the hack Of the neck. killing him almost
Ia Jail