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Arizona republican., 1901-11-10
PROFESSIONAL
FRENCH LESSONS.

FRENCH LESSONS. INSTRUCTION GIVEN in the French language and composition to pupils individually or in classes, also lessons in English Literature and Belles-Let- tres. Address Miss Mary W. Frank lin, 5O4 North Seventh Street, Phoe- nix, Ariz.
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AssAYER AND METALLuRG1sr.

J. e. A. KING, Asssyer ana MetaIlureist,
 All kinds of laboratory tests for best reduction method. Office and labora- tory. IS N. End Ave, Phoenix. Arizona.
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TO RENT-Upright piano in good con
 dition 19 East Monroe St.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-A healthy stenographer and bookkeeper. Address Box 11I5. Phoenix.
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szsRkBksBBfS&SBf B&BBtSBtS@S&EH B POPULAR WANTS E GASaMxs&KsMKsMes8@ es8@sMetMSa@a8etMesM
REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-Furnished houses and rooms.
 FOR RENT-Vacant houses. FOR SALE-Orange lands. FOR SALE-Ten-acre ranches and up- wards.
 FOR SALE-vacant lots in most de- sirable parts of the city. FOR SALE-Homes on easy terms. MONEY to loan at low rates of inter- est. Insurance placed in reliable companies. Conveyancing done &C., curately. Anything and everything in the real estate line.
 J. ERNEST WALKER, No. 16 South Second Avenue. Office phone 501. Residence phone 3031. RANCH FOR SALE-sO acres in aI- falfa. we'll improved. 2R miles west on Yuma road. J. G. Parret. WANTED-For cash. 40 acres alfalfa. Maricopa or Grand water, within five miles of Phoenix. Owner call or ad- dress Arizona Real Estate Exchange. Chase L. Purdy & Co.,, 13 North Cen ter St.
 FOR SALE-The Kilroy's New Pales- tine Cottage: one of the cosiest cot tage homes in Phoenix; lovely large grounds. shade trees. alfalfa, roses, gravel walks. etc.-a truly typical home. Apply on the premises, 911 S. First ave.
 ARE you looking for a good inves1- ment? If So look at my fine brick house at TAO South Third ave, which I will sell for s2O00. and which rents for $500 a year, rent paid in advance. Inquire of MT. Bunsick at The Boston Store
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10

DE. HOWARD RAMSAY. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Graduate On taro Veterinary College. Office, corner First avenue and Monroe street. Am prose Corral. Phoenix. Arizona Tele- phone 3313.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10
PRIVATE BOARDING

WANTED-A few boarders in coun- try. near car line. Call at Dr. Craig's, opposite Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10

WANTED-Country boarders. Mrs. Gilbert. Five miles north on Cave Creek road.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10
VETERINARY SURGEON.

F. O. RICHMOND, M. D. C., Phoenix, Arizona. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist; diseases of all domestic ani- mals scientifically treated. Office, 35 North Center street. Residence, 537 West Van Buren street. Phone 1901. No charge for consultation. Agent for the Horse Review
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10

First publication, Nov. 6.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10

RANCH FOR SALE-sO acres in all falfa. well improved. 2& miles west on Yuma road. J. G. Parret
The evening world., 1901-11-08
Rubin Has Grown
TIVE nty Pounds Heav.
Ter Since He Ap.
peared in the East
and Is Confident of
Making Good Bid for
the Championship.

10 his coming battle ono would oc!icv"
Euhlin. ana not Jefrr!cs, H.s IN. cham.
Dion Tn" big, robust fellow from AKRON
has taken on about twenty sounds in
weight, and good. solid n.sh At ,aat.
since hc started to iuhsI. The ozone "
California. To use hiE own .xprc.r.on.
&c "l.els AS strong ~ r"lsuDf, tho Ter
riblc Tnrk." Like Jcfrri"s Ruhiin is an
exceptionally hard worker ana hi'
trainer. Billy Madden, has 10 Keep Il
watchful eye On him on that account.
The sal. OF seats for the contest hH~
opened at Harry corhctt'- cafe and
th.r" has Been "a rush for choice loca-
tons. Tho management ~ ia" Tween
ii'th Century Athletic tiuO IL well
pleased with the advance sale. AZ II cN-
ceede'l their brightest expectations. The
irobs bilities ar" that ;hc Mechanics Pa
yilipn will br crowded TO the raftci~
when tn" electric clock sounds the gong
for the beginning Of hp-tllltcs. Orders
by mail anI telegraph have oc"n re-
ceived from all sections OF the West.
and special trains hay" been arranged
for
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FRAGMENTS OF SPORTING NEWS.

t.,sfy ~, ne. uuek I, planned BY lin
J,rts. On. nikhi last ~.tk he tried ia take
Leary AIT up 30 Rla Arm.,ronx's room. bu;
the animal spoiled IN. gam, By crying and IL.
bArs baker "a. warned.
rsss.t Ip-rul.ters a. S.W Haven this fail mus.
be ic.n-.d Th, viii end to Gu, down VIA.
Manager frIn-i. terms The phonr product"
shorstor smith. ~ S.N ori.an.. Is In the
~, Of the Cincinnati Ciub'' Insuass''. lie a.-
ted 80 On tas season, and IA. = n,idins avcg,
age Of go. isnklnE second among III. .hor:.top.
lie il ,ad 70 resemble Monte Cross. u III,
rLiilir. IA siri- Smith Is q Californian. lie
went ~ IoTnn late last year. frum there 70
Montreal then ~ The Virginia i>sEu. aai
wound up at Sew orleans Nr. third bSsmsn
Of the Ssr orleans team /. smother man re-.
ea.Jr'ud-d,
pslmsr aaI 81. Pair Ground, dluribut.i over
it25 90 TO 6.u.It ot rae. horses the psst season
There urFs eighty d.,S Fs-,ns At G- Fair
Grsund. and s-ren,y-sis at D-lBsr, Nearly Ill
tie important 'iskes .sf. run a. tho Fair
Grounds
Jockey wiIi- Dale head. the is.t OF stnnius
10 Key, for IN. last al the ~. louis sni
Dclm,t track, Vita 100 ntsi, to hi. credit Frsnk
% H.iil !. second With l.1, and Tommy oBr,.n
,hiri WITH III.
C",rh sanford q coiumnis IL regarded q. th,
The evening world., 1901-11-08
Beginning To-Day the
Champion Will Ease
UP in His Hard rain
ing and Change His
Quarters to Oakland.
l.p.e,I,o n, r,-aias wal4

San FRANCISCO. Nog Ncok
from to-day the ,!E ch,rpDnvn.r M
est bctwccn Lcnr,c. and Ruh,in SilI
take place In this clty. 10th men are
In splendid condition aul a great oaitIr
is expected After weeks 81 hard work
ever IA" mountain paths adjacent tr
iiardiun springs. j.nries la- decided t."
change hi- quarters ant IN Drrak camp
this morn!nE. Accompanied by 'pl.
silly Delaney. Bob Armstrong and his
r",inuc II handlers. hc VIII journey 10
Oakland, ana tn" balance OF his training
VIII b. don" IN The gymnasium ~ the
Reliance Athletic club there
Jcnrics realizes Ne ans don" enough
OF harp work. therefore rom now unit!
the bat,l" begins II" will take matters
easy 80 as TO ;akc on a
much weight as he can
Thc iimc- hnnored saying ''Hc 3. a
rIutton Tor work. fades into insignin-
eancc when applied 80 the uis boiler
maker. With the exception 81 James J.
corbeit, no champion has over worked
81 hard for contest as has I-nrlc.
The evening world., 1901-11-08
KEENE GOES MILE
IN 81 SECONDS.
SPEED TEST MADE ON LONG
ISLAND ROAD.
millionaire Drove auto over DIs-
tnncr In One Minute In Each
Uf Previous Attempts.

a mile In ;; seconds In an automobile
Is the record now held by Foxhail
Ee-nc. the millionaire sportsman. The
phenomenal time was made over II level
stretch OF macadam road at East Mea
dow Brook. Long Island. The road was
laid OIL, only recently by William X.
Vanderbilt. jr.
Mr.. Keenc made his record only after
several speed tests. His first mile was
made In one minute. Henri Fournier
attempted 10 reduce this. but failed
After three attempts TO .mpror" his
time. Mr.. Keen. fnally passed tho tape
NJ the finish In JUST 5, seconds
The evening world., 1901-11-08
BOB F|TzS|MM0NS,
CITIZEN OF THE us.
ACToR-PUGILIST TAKES OUT
HIS FINAL PAPERS.
Appears Ia Brooklyn Court In
s~asR~r Automobile Coat and
shining SILK Hat.

Hate on 10 Mr.. Robert FIix-smmon..
citizen or these United States.
Arraycd In swa8gcr automobile
orercoa'. with shining silk hat In hand,
Bob" F!;zs!mmons. Australian ous!l.
!st Was transformed by Judge Asphalt
In Brooklyn to-day into Mr.. Robert
Fitzsimmons. American citizen.
To tho judges questions l'itxsimmons
replied briefly. When asked his profcs.
sion he said he was an actor
Clark BaIi. real estate dealer. swore
mat FttzHimmors had been In this
countrs Twelve years.
The actor-pugils' took out his nrs,
papers IN lso3
The evening world., 1901-11-08
lAT0NIA RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. LATONiA Nov s.
The races scheduled to he run here to.
day resulted as follows:
First .fourthS az a mile
Won by Mr. Phinizy. q 10 and even;
81 blun. To : for place. ran second.
Arachnc third Time. LIS IL
Second i.ace-Onc mlio.-Non hv st.
licra. ; 10 and even. DIR. Hurt. 10 !
FOR place, ran second: All Abou, third.
Time. -. -.
Third Racc-Onc mile Won ~ Dal-
for place. ran second. livlsc Morris
third, Time u.
Fourth Race-ScveU-"ighths Of u mile.
Won by ononctta. 3 10 ana to ..
McSSr. 7 TO | for place. was second {;
OleA. thlrd. Ttm.-2N l."
The evening world., 1901-11-08
TERRY BETS HE'LL
WIN IN 10 ROUNDS
M'GoVERN GIVES 2 TO ON HIS
CHANCES.
ChirnE" Hook maker Take. short
End of Wager an Thanks
giving Da. Cont-st.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Tcrry McGoy.rn.
tho '"a'hor-wsiSht champion. who Is APP
7earns with his Road TO Ruin" ,hcat-
real company N this city this week.
made bet OF 1900 10 500 with Den.
ser b,nkmakc- at the Lakeside race.
tack ihat he will defeat Young corbet;
IN less than ten rounds when they meet
a. Hartford. Conn. OF Thanksgiving
bay
The money Was deposited By both mon
WITH Jim O'I.eary the known
sporting man. Of this city.
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/. 10 / and to ). Frank NJ. & 10 8 for
place. ran second. Au'nniton third.
Timc-l.+c 20
Second Eac"--Fiye and half FUR
innEs.-won by Hummer. to 10 and
out Little Jack iiorncr. : TO TOR
place. ran second: ci"kma third, Time,
los
Third I,ace-Five and one-tpait fur
longs Won by Autumn Leaves. , -
ami a. :. Golden Glitter. even FOR
place, was second: Miracle ih!ri. Time
--i.S 81
Fourth Racc-Onr mile and twenty
yards Won by Benkart. I 10 | aud s to
ANA Emma Rice thira. Time-ii: 1.6.
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AT
LONG ODDS, WON.
MrLLER's HORSE CAPTURED
FIRST RACE AT AaUEDUCT.
No stake Event Wa. scheduled
but n Good Crowd wn.
On Hand.
-n...l,l 70 n. rr.rlt. worit

AQUEprCT RACE TRACK. Ny s.
Fine weather prevailed a, IN" track
khIa afternoon ana he crowd TOOK al
E.ntarc Of {: 10 conc 1" III" track.
|rhere are only two DAYS remaining. ami
whether tn. racing * good or had they
viii pu; In an appearance Just the
Eame.
The losers are eager 10 even up on the
E...,n and winners want to add :, f.~
(olIars 60 the winter bank Ioi.
The card was cheap ;hls afternoon.
here being no stakes 81 any sort AMI
here WAS no race that could bc cal'ei
but o! the ordinary.
Tho track was in splendid shap" and
letting was extraordinarily heavy.
FIRST EAcE
res thre..,er.ols, and up. selling ak 'rE'
The evening world., 1901-11-08

Up and down and round the town
stores give as good Overcoats and
ask $l5--it's what you have right to
pay. We got the cloth at price
which makes this OveCoat possible
at $40. Swagger Oxfords. with velvet
collars: all sleeves have cuffs. Tho
swaggcr long coat and the Chester
field. Pure worsted Innings. satin
yokes and sleeves. 36 to sc chest
measurement. Yours AT
The evening world., 1901-11-08
Just to Introduce Jackson
ST for You
IF YOU BUY A SUIT AND OVERCOAT.
SIS Suits with So Off.
Sis OverCOats with S. Off.

sl..a0 and $500 value is woven In
the cloth-stitched In the making.
Mems Suits. masQucradinG under a
$500 disEuisc-a glance shows their
true estate. Choice OF dressy fancy
cheviOts. rugged twecds. neat wors-
tchs and blue thibcts and cheviots.
We're lucky to own them at price
glad 10 pass our luck on to you
and say
The evening world., 1901-11-08
DERBY WINNER
UNDER X RAYS.
ROBERT WADDELL MAY HAVE
BROKEN SHOULDER BONE.
Ia Recent Race at lakeside
Track.

CHICAGO. Nov. S-Hober, Waddcil.
IN" sensational race horse. winner OF
this years American Derby. viii to-day
be placed under an N-rny. II Is feared
the horse. when bipkc down In u race
recently. has broken shoulder bone
4 corps uf veterinary experts will be
present. ami l.! III" fears ~ Owner Pa
BRADLEY and 'Tia.h.r Coles are S.li
founded the horse viii he subjected I,
an operation never before performed on
an animal
The evening world., 1901-11-08
rlor,for,n'. Li,erroo, Cup.

LONDON, Nov. ST.. simpson Jays
fl"riform won the Liverpool Autumn
Cup, worth EcI. ~ the Liverpool au-
tumn meeting to-day. i.ord Stanleys
lcll'sson Was SECOND and Col II. Nc
calmpnt's g; Maclou ,hlrd Fifteen
horses ran.
The evening world., 1901-11-08
LAKESIDE RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. LAKESIDE. Nov s.
Following are the winners o. race.
scheduled 10 hc run here to-day.
FRS. Racc-Onc milc.-Won by Drag
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Sporting.

QUICK ANSWERS TO HELP
CALLS come to advertisers who put
their Help Wanted" advts. In the
Sunday World. Competent workers
seeking employment look to Sun
dap World Wants fcr guidance.
The evening world., 1901-11-08

S"at.n % 60, he, ~ ever, 90. who sno.s ;!
tn. Uphill nra, h. has had % re: team 10
Ee'her this sea-. The victory over rsnn'yirAn.a
has assured the popularity 81 football at Colurn.
biA Tor J"srs 10 cone. and Columbia men 81.
sHeAdr looking forward To the days when the
sle ooll'Se o. the metropolis viii have the cham
p'on ioolbsll team and also hold the premier
position in all branches n tolisEs sport.
The evening world., 1901-11-08
FIFTH RAGE.
zo-year.oida. calling

Honolulu Jumped away IN front and
erringSon. These thrce raced head
I'D head TO the stretch. when Neither
10 had enough. Mislcad"r <hcn Joined
e lcadcTs. and 1t was a great drive 10
end. Honolulu winning by "A hold
ON Darlington. Who waH .hrce-1I.ar.
TO OF e length .,h.ld Of M!Sleahcr.
Inns claimed foul against Honolulu,
|it II was no; allowed.
SIXTH RACE
fa- Arts-3eAr.oiis ana ~: mil. sae .srsct,
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raie,so 10 no, . no; football town. Psnas'l'
vsH!.', share n u. receipts Of the gam. sltl
th' thIhsrrtt % Chicago . week aso Vas fs'si
from ar stt-1'an-e OF les. than 90
The evening world., 1901-11-08

Early Eve rushed TO the front and was
nver caught. winning easily by three
myths from Gay Girl. who was second
i the way. clipper. Pearl Finder and
mcclure raced In a close bunch be-
Ind the leaders until the stretch was
kached. There they died away and
'ild Bess took third place. holding II TO
be end. finishing n length and 4 half
khind Gay Girl. Avis Tell at the FUR
ns pole. Shea was not hurt.
E FOURTH RACE.
For tsrss-,sar.oide ami up. selling: mile ani
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sfarosfen went 10 tho front a. rastali
nd made all the running. Shark and
lollia Pcyton was second and third to
he far turn. where Alard took second
lace and set sail fog Marothcn. He was
Ever able to get up and Marot hen won
kindly by n length ADD hal! from
lard. who was q length in front 6t
THIRD RACE.
Fef maiden tso.yeIr-oHs: nvs ana one.h,is
.ytaaEp.
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for his coming encounter He realizes
that In Rubin he has hard customer.
and 80 wishes to step Into the ring IN
tho pink Of condition
The evening world., 1901-11-08

Tie PHILADELPHIA eIus Of the National League
has riid Toroa'o the SUN OF 81. 100 tot ornsider
Prp-n. who VS. tried In several gAmes during
the last ,.r!e' Of IN. phIIiiss lie could ha'.
been ~eursd Tor nothing had TIE Philxislpa's
rllb d.siT,i to take advsntaks o, the sbroxatIon
OF The National serre meat.
The evening world., 1901-11-08
res ,hre..,.r.ola, and up. selling. 'lt 'rF.

Corder rushed 10 the front with Nal
IN ana they raced head and head 10 the
urn. length Ia front OF Morokantn,
Eho was about the same distance In
Eont OF Heliobas. on the turn the latter
I'll back. beaten. Shorehnm began to
Hose and the field turned into tho
kretch in = fairly close bunch. Corder
led At this po.Rt and ShorchIsn and
|forokantp closed on Maiden. | looked
Ike Shoreham's race at III. sixteenth
bile, but Morokan,a had something left ,
md drawing away won hy thrce-S..sr-
hrs OF length from Shoreham. who
as length ana "a half In front OF Nal
SECOND RACE
70. thrss-y ear. ojis and up; selling aae mile
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start fair. wG, easily. Tlm.-ii6 IL,
criterion WAS a much different horse
|.tfay than to was In his previous race.
|e led his field with u wonderful burst
speed and won In biz galiop by
|eht lengths. Lucky Star WAS eight
|nxths IN front OF Handicapped. Bowen
|as badly cut down. Wondcry made
complaint against Criterion. who Was
fault. and all the Jockeys We're .X-
mined. Tho Handicapped was Judged
hihy and disqualified.
FIFTH RACE
|ror eso-yeG.o'ts: ceiling; ave ana cue.hsl:
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Out at Blaak-n's Slx-Miie House. not
FAR from the o:ran beach. Rubin, the
challenger. Is getting In shape, and from
the hopeful manner In which he refers
The evening world., 1901-11-08

sa,'dsv. r,n- between Cornell aud Princeton
va 'h- hr~ ''n:- 1894 In sheh both teams
scored. ever Other E.mo since 1891 having BEEN
/. .hntsut Cornell made = toue hdosn srsias
'he Tiger IN o. hut did rot Win a game until
20 ~h-n sh" S@R !. to Q. AlAo tskins last yrS'.
sac A. Princeton !. TO n
Tim krsrn' the boston light. lsh, and Ana,
Watson. the eoiorsd 9oi-r. will engage IN q
tssaty-t-.nd eontss, at Manchester " H. 10.
nirht. tnss- ksatns hiss gone away back hs
should defeat Watson Ia . hurry
The evening world., 1901-11-08
AouEDUcT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. A0rEDICT Nov :
TIL. entries for Tomorrow races are
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a way u win is TO get on tho INSIDE
track. Sunday World Wants hold
that position and will share q with.
you. :.
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

u years q specials, In disease. Of msa. Ind-r
OLD Or. GRiSDLEs scientlhs leAtnieIt blood
| and fsn diseases. paths In the bones. red spots.
kidney and bladder complaints. scaldiTR. inuAr,.
nation. gravel. g.. are speedily eurrd. In
rsdiments resnoysd. sufferers. do not waste time
,isitins iee sk!i'ui physieians F.msnihsr. oLD
Dill. GRISDf.E has record for rnsryel-oa. cures.
between 9Th snd eth a,ei. Advice free. Msdl.
cine. 81. Hours. 0 to 0. SUNDAYS. 0 to 3
LAFAYETTE CAPSULES
cure all unaatursi discharges. 5pr At all drug.
si'ts'. nr'H. ". LUrIiiN. druxsi,t. 1911 Io~sfy.
The evening world., 1901-11-08

70, three. ..r.oias and up: ceiling oSe mile
"a seventy yard..
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colicatate Football Game. T'm'~ ..7orM
ismeia Fiald ToIo i.'ndsl. SJraruss rnN'y
Connecticut western news., 1901-01-24
DEEP GLOOM IN LONDON.
Borrowing Crowds Fill Streets of the
 Metropolis.

London, Jan. 23.-Gloom hung over London last night. From Whitechapel to Mayfair streets usually gay with nightly festivity were dark. deserted and desolate, and this depression of the pub lie mind is likely to continue for days.
 Only few hours ago the pleasure seeking popUlace was hurryin- ru the theaters and music halls, only to ind in every case the doors closed and big black bordered bills announcing that the performances had been suspended.
 Everywhere, in vehicles and in the streets, the one topic of conversation was what would happen under the new reign rather than the life and death of Vie toria. Much interest was evinced in the way in which the enormous fortune of the dead queen would be distributed, the general notion being that Osborne House would go to Princess Beatrice and that she and Princess Christian would come into a large part of Victoria's wealth. But withal the grief was deep and ap- parent.
 The British empire last night was with out a government. For more than 12 hours the ship of state drove aimlessly ahead without the hand of a pilot on the tiler, for when the queen died parlia- mcat ceased and the portfolios of the cabinet officers became vacant. There was no king and will be none until Al bert Edward. Prince of Wales. takes the oath of allegiance before the privy eoun- cil.
 The interregnum could not have been more complete had every member of the royal family and every government offi- cial been stricken simultaneously by the hand of death. During those few hours, theoretically and actually. there was no T@<a2rumcnt no one empowered to act in
Connecticut western news., 1901-01-24
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned.
 Ex-President Kruger has gone to Utrecht.
 The sum of S36,45o has been awarded by the admiralty court to the owners of the British steamer Cluden for salyinK the Red Star liner Friesland last No vember.
 Tom l.. Johnson, the American street railroad capitalist, is said to have bought the Baker Street and Waterloo Under ground railroad in London of the London and Globe Finance corporation for S2,- 800 900.
 The British steamer kaisari. of l,5T0 tons, which sailed from Rangun Nov. 23 for Reunion, island of Mauritius, has been wrecked at Reunion. Twenty-Five of the persons on board the vessel. including the captain. lost their lives.
 At the council of state King Oscar of Sweden and Norway resumed the reins of government after his recent Illness, the crown prince, Gustave, retiring from the regency which he had held while his father was incapacitated from attending 10 business.
 The British cruiser Sybillc, which was landing bluejackcts to intercept the Bosrs, went ashore at Stembockfontsln, near Lsmbert's bay, and was totally wrecked One man was drowned, and the others were saved with difnculty hy the transport City of Cambridge. The disas- ter occurred while the captain and sev- eral officers were on shore.
 Official announcement Is made of the formal appointment of United States Em- bassador Choste as arbitrator between the British and Chinese governments In the case of the British ship Kow Ching, which was chartered to carry Chinese troops at the opening of the Chino-Jspa- nese war and was sunk by Japanese warship just before hostilities had been dpclared
Connecticut western news., 1901-01-24
cndet. wm Discontinue Ha.inr.

After concluding it's investigation into matters at West Point Military academy and more particularly the manner in which Cadets Booz and Breth were haE- ed the congressional committee left for Washington. The committee expects tu turn in its report in about ten days. IL is said the committee will report that the dea;hs of Cadets Booz and Breth were not caused by hazing. Still the hnz- ing methods in vogue will not go un- scathed. The committee will say that in the opinion of its members the health of both cadets was injured by the treat ment to which they were subjected by their fellow students. The committee. however, is reported to have failed to discover any connection between the swallowing of the tabaseo sauce and the death of Booz from tuberculosis. Be. fore the committee left West Point th" cadets passed a resolution to discontinue the practice of hazing. The resolution was signed by Cadets Bettison, Mahaf- fey, Gray and Atkins. representing the fuur cla Sseg
Connecticut western news., 1901-01-24
Benham Again on Trial.

The trial of the case of Howard Sidney Benham, an infant. by Mary A. Farant. his guardian ad litem, against Howard c. Benham will be commenced in the court house at Lyons, N. Y., before Justice w. Dunwell and Wayne county jury Feb. f. Benham was convicted of mur- dering his wife at Batavia, N. r., by q Genesee county jury and sentenced to be electfocuted. He got w new trial and was acquitted after change of venue by an Ontario county jury in Canandaigua last year. Under the will of his wife Howard c. Benham is the sole devisee. This action is to recover the estate for his son on the ground that Benham killed his wife and should not inherit under her will Virtually Benham is to be tried again for murdering his wife.