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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Going to Examine
4 Some Mining Claims.

Mr.. Waldo A. Rich, Mr.. Moses Kicker
and vile, J. r. Mclean, of Boston, and
Messrs. Geo. w. and C. E. Capen, of
Eastport, arrived here Monday, and
went on to Kelvin Tuesday, to inspect
the Piety Flat copper group in which
they are largely interested as stock
holders. These are the properties located
on the south side of the river and about
oDe-half mile this side OF Kelvin, and
upon which MIR. Mclean has been push
ing development work for some time
past. The work, we understand, has
exposed to view large ore bodies and
will warrant continuation Of explora-
ton work on an extensive scale. Mr.
Mclean is careful and conservative
manager and will expend the company's
DEVELOPMENT fund to the best advanta-
ges.-Florence Blade.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
To Make the
Grounds DefenSible.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Minister Con-
ger is anxious to increase the legation
grounds and make them more easily de-
iensible in case Of a recurrence of the
trouble. He writes as follows to the
secretary Of state:
"Sir:-I have the honor to report
that, in view of the probability OF keep
lag large legation grounds in the future
and because of the general desire on the
part OF all the European representatives
to have extensive legations, all of the
ministers are taking possession of con-
siderable areas adjoining their legations
property belonging either to the Chi
nese government or to private citizens,
and having been abandoned by the
owners during the seige-with the in
tension to claim them as conquest, or
possibly credit something for them on
their account for indemnity. have as
yet not taken formal possession of any
ground for this purpose, nor shall l
without instructions but | shall not,
for the present, permit any Of the own
ers or other persons TO reoccupy the
property between this legation and the
cenal east of it. While this property
will he very small in comparison with
the other legations, yet it will be suf-
ficient to make both the legation per-
sonel and the guard very comfortable
and will better comport with our ira
ditional simplicity vis-a-vis the usual
magniticence of other representatives.
1T is proposed to designate the boun-
daries OF legation quarter, which shall
include all the legations, and then de-
mand the right to put that in a state Of
defense when necessary, and to pro-
hibit the residence Of Chinese there. ex-
cept by permission OF the ministers II,
therefore, these ideas as to guards, de-
tense, etc, are to be carried out, larger
legation will be an absolute necessity.
In fact, it is impossible now to accom-
modate the legation and staff in our
present quarters without most ineon
venient crogding."
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
A HOT COLLOQUE
Flynn Of Oklahoma and
Stephens Of TexasMet
in WOrdy War.
STEPHENS SENT
HIS FRIENDS TIPS,
Flynn Says That as Soon as the
Ratification Bill Passed Steph.
ems Sent kilograms to His
Friends ldYising Them to Locate
Indian Lands.

WAsHrSGToN, Jan. GA heated col
ioquy occurred in the house today be-
tween Stephens of Texas and Flynn Of
Oklahdfna.
Mr.. Flynn yesterday charged Stephens
with surreptitiously inserting in the bill
to fstify an agreement with the Kiowa
and Comanche Indians which became a
paw last June clause giving white SET
tiers the right to take up such OF these
lands and contained minerals.
Flynn asserted today more vigorously
than yesterday that Stephens was the
only one on the floor who knew that
this section was in the bill when it
passed, and further accused Stephens of
telegraphing friends in Texas imme-
diately Of the passage Of the bill, telling
them TO go into the lands and locate
claims.
Stephens called upon Curtis Kansas
and Little sArkansas9 to testify that they
knew the section referred to was in the
bill. Curtis would not testify but Little
after some hesitation declared that he
was aware Of the prese nee of the section
in the bill and supposed the house knew
all about it.
The incident closed and the army re-
organization bill was taken up and sent
back to conference after which the house
took up the agricultural appropriation
bill.
The senate today passed the Indian
appropriation bin aud proceeded to the
consideration Of the ship subsidy bill.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Taking Cinnamon
Across the Pond.

Inspector Jossey is making record
in Arizona for accurate and effective
work in securing Cinnamon who are
attempting to gain entrance into the
domain of Uncle Sam contrary TO the
exclusion act.
During the past month thirty China
men have been captured by the inspec-
tor and ordered deported by the United
States commissioners in southern
Arizona. Inspector Jossey confines his
work to this part Of Arizona exclusively
and his field is one of the most produc-
tive in this part of the United States.
Tonight Deputy United States Mar.
shal George smullen will leave for San
Francisco with fourteen Cinnamon who
were captured by Inspector Jossey. Six
of the Cinnamon were taken at Naeo
where they we're trying to make their
way to Bisbee, having gone through the
United States in bond to Mexico. Some
OF the others were found at Nogales and
a few Of them in Tucs1n and on the
trains of the Southern Pacific road.
The work Of Inspector Josaey in en-
forcing the provisions Of the Chinese
exclusion act is made arduons and often
disagreeable by people who do not ap-
preciate the Importance Of the law to
labor. 1t is hard for the Inspector to
secure information from persons who
have no reason for denying it, and II
they would assist the inspector they
would help to enforce law which Is OF
vast benefit to the laboring people Of this
country. and particularly Tucson and
Arizona where these pauper iabors are
dumped.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Yesterday Afternoon
in the House.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 29.--After the pas.
sage of several bills OF minor Importance
Brosius, chairman of the committee on
banking and currency, called up the bill
to extend national bank charters TWEEN
ty years. Richardson, the minority
leader, demanded an explanation OF the
bill. Brosius explained that the char
ters OF 1900 banks expire on July IA,
1902, and they will be compelled to 90
out OF business unless their charters are
extended.
Richardson objected to the considers
ton of the bill by unanimous consent
and it went oyer.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Beat Out OF an Increase Of Hi. Pension

A Mexican war veteran and promi-
nent editor writes: "Seeing the adver-
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, i am
reminded that as soldier in Mexico in
AZ and '4S, contracted Mexican diar-
rhoe and this remedy has kept me from
getting an increase in my pension, for
on every renewal dose of it restores
me-" 1t ia unequaled as quick cure
for diarrhoea and is pleasant and safe to
take. Foi sale by george Martin, drug
gist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
COmmerCialiSm
in Modern Marriage.

The Pima Paragon has entered the
contest with the Globe Times to defend
the profound instinct of love against the
seductions of commercialism in modern
marriage. In well-timed editorial
Mr.. Ally of the Times devoted consider.
able attention to the "Arizona Girl, =
which effort was favorabiy received
through the territory. Now comes Mr.
Wilson singing an old song in new way
and delighting the hearts of all we'll
thinking and well-meaning men and
women. When ii has grown common
place for our ships to carry exports to
Europe and return with cargoes OF di.
lapidated counts and effete dukes TO be
knocked down TO the highest bidder
the time has arrived to enter kind bnt
firm protest Commercialism in mar.
riage yet that is the thing we have.
We take the following excerpts from
the Paragon's article which bears the
caption. ''McViern Love-" and commend
them to the favorable criticism OF our
readers:
Ever since the time when Ewes seduc.
tive smiles made Adams garden para
disc, the attraction OF the sexes toward
each other has been mutual. Man dir
covered at an early period of his exis-
tL,S ba ,,oa,ta,I 4ha rS,,,, y,a u Oh; ~
of sympathetic heart and the associa-
ton of kindred mind, and he has was
ted many golden opportunities of win
ming fame and fortune through his de-
sire to capture the woman upon whom
he had centered his affections.
Love, as originally intended by the
Creator, is indescrihable. 1t is secret,
subtle affinity OF souls which renders
the union OF the sexes necessary to make
harmonious the blending of lives and
the propagation Of species. 1t is one OF
the divine requirements OF nature, and
serves it's own good purposes. Without
it the world would be vast wilderness
of suffering and unsatisfied humanity,
and the greater portion OF the pleasures
OF life would be taken from mankind.
The divorce courts daily grind out
evidence OF the fatality of loveless mar
riages, aud furnish countless but un-
needed warnings to the young people
who have not enjoyed the felicities OF
married life. The unions of the present
time, however, are to a great extent
unions of convenience, and love is a
secondary consideration. And if the
present custom OF arranging marriages
continues, the time will come when mi
nisters of the gospel will find it neces-
sary to dispute the scripute the scrip
tural statement that there will be no
marriages in heaven in order to secure
converts.
The prime cause of the decrease in the
popularity Of the pure and ennobling sem
timent of love is the too promiscuous
mineling of the sexes at immature ages.
Girls are allowed to run about with the
boys before they have finished wearing
pinafores, and the strict censorship ex.
erclsed by parents century ago has
been relaxed to such an extent that
scandal, seduction and forced and un-
happy marriages make themselves
known in almost every community, des'
troying, to great extent, the inborn
faith in affections purity.
immortality, in nearly every instance
can be traced to lax performance oi
parental duty. Guard we'll your child
rem, and they will in turn learn to guard
themselves.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
The Mother, , Eayorite.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
mothers favorite. It is pleasant and
safe for children to take and always
cures. 1t is intended especially for
coughs. colds, Group, and whooping
cough, and is the best medicine made
for these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children for
it contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given ms confidently to
babe as to an adult. For sale by
George Martin, druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Wants The Prob bitten
Law Enforced In Kansas.

TorSEa. kas Ian. ~ Mrs. Carrie
alton iuterS ,ewcd Governor Stanley
and Attorney General Goddard to-day
demanding an enforcement OF the pro-
hibition laws She will appeal to the
Legislature this afternoon. The COVER
nor said her motives were good but the
method wrong. She invited him to ac-
company her on a saloon smashing cru
sade.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Quiet Again Prevails
Among the Indians.

WAsHINGFoN Jan. 29The department received the
following from Brig General Fhugh regarding the Indian up
rising
Chitto Hao (Czy Snake) arrested yesterday
fculy and held at Henrietta No violence reported any
where and the people going about the territory fear
have nructed Lieut. Dixon the necessary protection to
ventt the destruction of railways and bridges"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Rehearses for the
Burial Of the Queen.

CowE 49, King Edward left for London this morning
The coffin arrived last night The
detailed cayit the funeral rehearsed today with dummy coffin
filled with sand weighing half ton The kings orders directing
that dapey of buildings be purple causing CONSERVATION
many buildings already draped black and will entail end
of expense % make the alterations
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

SEALED BIDS will be received by
the Union Park driving club, for the bar
pool, restaurant and confectionery,
privileges during the race meet February
%, %, and "a. Bids win be opened at
the secretary's Office at three o'clock
February 5th 1901. Address j. H.
ScHusTER, secy.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Important Decision
Of the Supreme Court.

LANSING, Jan. 29.-The supreme conrt
today handed down its opinion sustain
ing fhe constitntionaIity Of the inherit
ance law.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Early Date
For the Hearing.

CINctN&srr. Jan. 29.--The suit to en-
Join the Jeifries- -Rhuiin prize fight filed
il. 1g.-e,nTs ID tessseen saleas today WAS
not set tor hearing, bnt the court vas
asked to six an early date &c posi- bic.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Destruction
| Of a Large Store.

DEaoIsEs, Jan. 2s--The FIRE which
broke out at 3 o'clock this morning in
Franknel Brothers department store de-
stroyed the building with the entire
stock, causing total loss OF over half a
million dollars. The Frst National
bank building and the seeIy department
store also caught fire but the flames
we're extinguished after they had been
severely damaged.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Strike Of Employees
Of Underground Railroads.

PARIS. Jan. GA general strike Of
the employees OF the underground rail-
roads has been declared. The stations
occupied by the troops and traffic are
badly congested.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Severe Sentences
Passed by Jersey Judge.

PATERSON JAN 29-Walter McAlse VIM Death and Andrew
Campbe found guilty degree for killing
Jennie Rosshieter 49, 1900 by the administration Of cho
and rape together with George Kerr who pleaded nonvut
tendere charge brought into court today for
tenc McAse Campbell and Death each sentenced thirty
wears imprisonment hard labor and Kerr Is years The
tences are the seyerest the law provides
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

STEvENS--The express and trunk
man. Office at the Peoples Store. Tel
ephone 92I. All orders promptly at
tended to. Storage room for furniture,
boxes and trunks.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

UNFINISHED ROOMs-Two large
rooms, hall and kitchen. Inquire at
459 Convent st.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

Cut this out and take 1t to George
Martins drug store and get q free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the best physic. They
also cure disorders Of the stomach, bill
uaness and headache.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
An Order in
the Pingree Case.

LANSING, Jan. 29.--An order was is-.
sued by the supreme court directing the
Ingham county superior court to show
cause why ii should not be prohibited
from proceeding with the contempt case
against Eormer Governor Pingree.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
A FATAL SHOOTING.

PREsooTT, Jan. ga fatal shooting
affray occurred at Big Bug yesterday in
which NJ. Miller. miner and stockman,
emptied load Of slugs from shotgun
into the back OF a miner named schaff.
A dispute over repairing road was the
cause.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Changes In
Consular Service.

CApErowx, Jan. 29.--Adelbert s. Hay.
= lied States consul at Pretoria. will
"a for here January 80. II is probable
that he will no& returf. ta South Africa
aal William Gordon, the const;iar agent
81, IohapnsSi,uTr, viii succeed him as
--nne,rl al Trct.-riA.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

sAk L4Eoo, Jan, -. Rear Adm.gAl
sSilas Casey is now in command of the
United States Pacific squadron, and
Rear Adniral Albert Kausz 10 retired
from the navy. This important naval
event took place yesterday morning on
board the fiagship Iowa, which lies an
chored off Coronado Hotel.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Local Weather Report.
I Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks.

A Prominent Chicago Woman SPEAKS.
Prof. Roxa Tyler, Of Chicago, vice.
president Illinois Woman's Alliance, in
speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, says: / suffered with severe cold
this winter which threatened to !. run
into pneumonia. / tried different rem
edies bat I seemed TO grow worse and
the medicine upset my stomach. A
friend advised me TO try chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy and I fouud it was
pleasant 10 take and it relieved me at
once. I am nov entirely recovered,
saved a DOCTORS bill, time and suffering,
and will never be without this splen-
did medicine again." For sale by
George Martin, druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

METAL AND MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29-Bm silver 81 II Mexican dollars, 4S:
silver certificates, o.
Brokers, $7 exchange and casting s65s
LEAD-Lead dull. Brokers, exchange, I6K.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29

FOR SALE--Two-se seated carriage at a
bargain, an elegant two-seated carriage,
full leather top--unholstered in cloth
Almost as good as new. Will be sold at
a bargain. This carriage was construc-
ted to order by private family. 1t is OF
the finest material, the purchase price
being $40 and it is the easiest riding
vehicle in Pima county
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
Brief Dispatches
Of Last Night.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 29.--Little business
was transacted in either the senate or
assembly yesterday, many members
having been excused from attendance
until later in the week. The senate at
tempted to hold an afternoon session,
but after call Of the house TO assure
enough votes to pass bills an adjourn
ment was taken until this morning.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-01-29
GOV. NASH INTERrERss.

CoLuaBus, Jan. 29.--Action has been
taken by Governor Nash TO prevent the
Jeffries-Ruhlin fight at Cincinnati on
February 18th. The governor has been
opposed TO the fight being held in the
state and yesterday he sent letter TO
Altorney-Gencral Sheets asking him to
enjoin the principals from fighting, on
the ground that they are about 70 per
petrate pubic a2ilas;; ;,,'ee q
The evening world., 1901-08-08

A Binghamton tS. W despatch says
pitcher Michael Mullen. OF the Warerly
State League baseball team. l"iped
from a fourth story window Of the Lewis
House. In that city. yesterday morn.
Ing. lie was playing an imaginary ball
game in his sleep. II Is said. lie VIII
Recover.
The Ladies' Kennel Club OF America
Will hold a big, dog snow at Madison
square Garden on Dec. Is. IS. II and u.
and 1t is expected toy be quite the most
fashionable affair OF the kind ever given
In this country.
There will be meeting OF the Board
Of Managers OF the Metropolitan Asso-
citation OF the a. A. y. at the Aston
House next Thursday at =. N.
Dan Reed. '9s. has been engaged as
one OF Cornclrs football coaches for
this year.
Walter Smith. the local racing cyclist.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS.

In an exhibition ride behind pace at
Buffalo yesterday cut the two-mile
amateur record from 3m. % 2.5s. TO I'm.
los.
Foxhail T. kt.re's six polo ponies
were taken to his country estate at &c.
darhurst yesterday. The ponieS were
worked pretty hard while Mr. Keene
WAS In England In the Ranaiagh and
buckingham games. and they will be
well rested before their owner takes
part In the national championship
games.
The WestcheSter polo team defeated
the Point Judiths In the hnal game OF
the series for the Rhode Island cup at
Newport yesterday. The anal score
was: westchesters. 10 l.: goals: Point
Judiths. 10 goals.
Yale's training for the international
track games with Oxford and Cam
bridge Will begin immediate ly at Trav-
ers Island. the home Of the New York
Athletic Club.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
"a GAMBLERS
ARE INDICTED.
WILL PLEAD BEFORE RE-
coRDER ooFF TOMORROW.
II Any Are Convicted of Dookmak.
Ing They May spend Three
Years In sing SinE-Results OF
the Raids by the Reform So.
cietles,

The Grand Jury to-day filed twenty
four indictments aSains; persons ac-
cuscd OF maintaining gambling places
throughout the city
The men indicted are those who were
arrested at different times in raids con-
Quoted BY the Parkhurst Society. the
Committee OF Fifteen and Capt F. Nor
ton Goddard Ant!-Policy Society.
All the men indicted are at liberty un-
der bail and will be summoned before
Recorder Con in Genera! Sessions to-
morrow TO plead TO the indictments.
Many OF IN" men are indicted for
bookmakins. which the Penal Code de-
scribes as "a felony punishable by three
years imprisonment III Sing Sing.
The evening world., 1901-08-08
Paris Balloon After Bursting Fell
on HoteI-Daring Aeronaut
Escaped Unhurt.
How hALLOH-
AAAcEtJ AScEAT

tcop,rish'. 1901 by The IRE" Publishing Company.
New YofS World
isp,el,i csbi. Despatch 70 Th- Evening World
PARIS, Aug, s.-M. SantosDU
mont. the acronaut. took terrible
tumble from the sky at go this
morning. The big balloon after
bursting landed on top OF the Hotel
IN Trocadcro.
That DnmVt escaped nnhurt con-
stitutes the 0izzicst' miracle In the
history OF acrOnautics. The start was
made from the Aeroclub Park. near
St, Cloud. shortly before despite
the advice Of friends.
The motor was giving symptoms
OF crankincss, and the mild breeze
blew him toward Eifcl Tower. The
balloon went true, like huge ball
smiling through the air.
When 1t was seen rounding the
Tower lnborionsly the thousands OF
spectators decided that the Dcutsch
prize couldn't be won to-day. The
speed was much TOO slow. When
finally 1t turned against the wind for
the return the airship was Seen TO
pitch wildly like 4 boat in stormy
SEA. Slow progress was made toward
st. Cloud. When above the Bots de
Boulognc everybody began to fear
for Dumont's safety. The huge cigar
sometimes reared almost vertically,
then plunged head down, heading
straight toward the ground. Evi.
IDENTIFY something had gone wrong.
Automobiles. cabs and bicycles tore
The evening world., 1901-08-08
RACE
FOR 'M0B|STS.
Autos WILL BE TESTED ON
LONG RUN TO BUFFALO.
Entries. Closing the Last Day ~
This Month, Must BE Accom-
panied by Answers Ia Na"y
0m~.ttOn. OG Importance 20
\utOmOblltsts.

The 5O.miie endurance contcs, TOT
automobiles, from New York TO Buna1o.
which is TO begin on Sept. and en-"
on Sept. Is. promises to be one OF the
mos, Interesting contests OF liz kinh
ever brought on In this country. Inc
entries for the event close on Aug 3l
with Secretary ). II. Butler. 81 the Au-
tomobilc Club OF America.
All entries sent In must he accom-
panied by the following Information In
full: Weight OF the motor vehicle. In.
GLIDING fuel. supplies and equipment:
capacity y! water and capacity OF Haso-
line: number OF miles, with the number
OF passengers. the vehicle Ii able TO run
on ordinary roads, and other such mat
tiers pertaining TO automobiles.
\ change has been made In the reGu-
lats>ns for light delivery wagons. Glass
+. In which the minimum load has been
reduced from zoo to 800 pounds. exclusive
OF operator or fuel and water.
The evening world., 1901-08-08

above. the ground. Finally rope low.
cred. tied myself. unstrnpped the
safety belt and told them to hcnl In.
II shall resume experiments soon. a
new balloon can he built. ! expect.
While the silk envelope IL beyond re-
pairs. the bamboo aluminium car and
motor Will serve again. :.
Tell the American people ] am myselt
a Yankee from Brazil and Intend TO
stick 10 this enterprise til l succeed or
Smihns. cool. though hitle?s and
d,shav,ilei. n, Dumoni. after being EN-
weed hy numerous friends. while I'm.
mense crowds below cheered. began 10
Ii,.c, the operations Of a squad Of nfe.
men sent to Olsen angle the airhip.