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The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14

cent of the people of Nogales believe Hoey is innocent and that he will prove it when his trial comes up.-TucsOn Post.
 Mrs. Fannie Wadsworth was prin- cipal of the Jerome school in 1899, and is therefore well known in Arizona. Through Boston agency she secured position under the war department as q teacher in the Philippines. Her husband, who lives in Mellwood, Neb., when he heard of her plans wired the war department that Mrs. Wadsworth had husband and children and that he could support her, and that there- fore she could not go to the Philip pines. But he was too late. The transportation had been issued and the woman was speeding toward the Ori- ent. It was learned later the children were not hers, but the children of WadswOrth's previous wife.
 One of the most cold -bloOded and un- provoked attempts at murder occurred this morning at the o. K. corral, Will lard Allen, familiarly called Billy" being the victim, and Frank Leonard, an employe of the Pioneer Truck Com pany, being the shooter. The particu- lars are that trivial misunderstood ing took place early in the evening over placing board in the feuce that had been pulled off, and so little did Allen consider the dispute that he went to bed in the wagon. At p. m. today Leonard went to where Allen lay asleep, and deliberately placing six shooter against Aliens face, fired, the bullet crashing through the center of the chin and coming out a. the back of the neck and to the left of the jugular vein. Aliens condition this afternoon is extremely critical. The great loss of blood has also weakened him. Leon- ard left the scene immediately and has escaped. d.-JOurnal-Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14
A N.tur.ll.ed chin.m.n.

A peculiar case came before United States Commissioner R. D. George Tuesday for his consideration. A Chi naman, Kwang Gee, was given natural ization in St. Louis, Mo-, August 10, 1874. But it was asserted he subse- quently moved into Mexico, where he remained for period of eight years.
 It developed at the hearing that there exists treaty between the United States and Mexico which expressly pro- vides that any citizen of the United States who lives in Mexico for period of five years without declaring his intention not to become citizen of that country fOrfeits his citizenship in the United States and loses his right to the protection of the Stars and Stripes. The court cited the cases of people here who each five years go before the consul and make the re- quired declaration.
 Emigrant Inspector Adams and Mir. Davis represented the matter for the government and Judge Eb Williams tried to save the Chinaman's cue, which he did, it being demonstrated he had never been out of the United States for five consecutive years and had served in the United States navy during the civil war, where he received two or three wounds. MT. George con- sequently returned his papers and or dered him liberated.
The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14
Riordan-Kenoaly.

Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Helen Riordan of Flagstaff to Mir. Jack Ken ealy of Los Angeles. Miss Riordan is very we'll known in Phoenix, where she has spent several winter seasons. She is the eldest daughter of D. NJ. Rior- dan, formerly the president of the Ari- zona Lumber & Timber Company, but recently general agent for this terri tory of the Westinghouse Manufactur- ing Company. Gossip has been that Miss Riordan has fortune in her own name, but that the match was entirely made from friendship, which later ripened into love. Mir. Kenealy is the son of Jacob Kenealy, formerly the part owner of the Alkire dry goods house of this city. Little is known of him in Phoenix. most of his life having been spent on the coast. The ceremony will be performed at the Cathedral in Los Angeles about the 18th of October, and it is said that the maid of honor and one of the bridesmaids Miss Rior- dan will choose from her Phoenix friends.-Gazette.
The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14

Have you sense of fullness in the region of your stomach? If so you will be benefited by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablers. They also cure belching and sour stomach. They regulate the bowels, too. Price, 25 cents. Sold by Pioneer Drug Store. 1
The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14
A Certain Cure for Dysentery and
 DiArrhooA.

Diarrhoea.
 "Some years ago was one of a party that intended making a long bicycle trip" says F. L. Taylor of New Albany, Bradford County, Pa. q was suddenly taken with diarrhoea, and was about to give up the trip, when Editor Ward of the Laceyville Messenger, suggested that I take a dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy. I purchased bottle and took two doses, one before starting and one on the route. l made the trip successfully and never felt any ill effect. Again last summer I was almost completely run down with an attack of dysentery. I bought bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me" Sold by the Pioneer Drug Store. x
The Coconino sun., 1901-09-14
NEWS OF THE TERIT0RY.
Items of Interest from Our Exchanses and Other Sources Concerning
 ProSrossive Arizona.

extend its train service from PhOeni to Nogales.
 The new code which took effect Sep tember reduces the county road ta! from $3 to $2.
 After the first of January the Ari zona X Utah railroad will be built t, the Colorado river, near Riovilk. Tn, work will be done by Streeter & Lusl Chicago. There is TO doubt of it's ulti mate connection with the Short Lint and its completion to the cOast.-Mo have Miner.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Evans were thrown from their buggy Monday nigh and both badly bruised, Mir. Evans be ing rendered unconscious. His min( is clearing and there is no doubt of hi. ultimate recovery. They were driving and shaft of the buggy broke and tho vehicle was overturned. Evans is d prominent citizen and ex-president of the chamber of commerce.
 Col. $. M. McCOwan received letter from c. w. Grouse of the Fort Apache reservation telling of an Indian killing which took place there last Saturday. The details given are so meager that il is impossible to learn who the princi pals are or what led up to the shooting The letter simply stated that the res ervation police captain had shot an other Indian, afterwards committing suicide.-Gazette.
 A new railroad is projected. This one is to start from Flowing Wells, l35 miles southeast of here, says the Red lands, Cal. Citrograph, and run south to the Mexican line at Cameron, some fifty miles, passing through the new town of Imperial. J. H. Braley, presi. dent of the Imperial Water Company, No. I, which company owns some F, GOO acres of land between Flowing Wells and Imperial, is the head center of this new move, which ought to prove profitable.
 The deadly gasoline stove claimed another victim at Phoenix on Wednes- day last. While Mrs. Chester Congre was engaged in preparing supper her clothes took fire from gasoline stove and before the flames could be extin- guished she was so badly burned that she died from her injuries at 8 o'clock the next night. Mrs. Conger was a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Fickas. She was P years of age and was mar ried about six years ago to Chester Conger, who has for several years been employed by the Alkire Dry Goods Company.
 MOhave county would become one of the greatest mining counties in Ari- zOna if oil could be had for fuel pur- poses or if an electric light plant could be installed in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The absence of cheap fuel makes mining and milling costly affair and this fact operates against the placing of mines that otherwise would be considered very valuable. There is no doubt that oil exists in pay ing quantities, but it is hard to con- vince moneyed men of this fact and get them to put in money to demonstrate the theOry.-Mohave Miner.
 Collector of Customs Hoey was in Tucson on Thursday to see his lawyers. He stated to the Post that there was nothing he could say just now that would do any good, but he felt that he was being persecuted and would come
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MA GrsrRATE BRADLEY busy
Howard Naudain Fined for Assault
ing Joseph O'Rourke,

A number OF cases were heard ii
Maei strate Biadley's court last night
How ard Naudain, foreman at the Ma
leable Iron Company works, was cnarge'
with assau,ting Joseph O ORourke boy
emp loved by the company. Naudain or
dered o. kourke to leave the shop, whicl
the boy refused to do. The foreman thei.
picked up piece of iron and strnci
O'Rou,ke in the breast with it. Tie de.
fendant was represented by Phiil Gar
rett. Naudain Was fined $l and costs.
lie eorge Cock, who was charged witt
assau II and battery, was dismissed alt,l
being reprimanded by the magistrate
The charge against Ordico G.acono oi
larceny Of watch, was also dismissed
II was proven that he got the satcl
through business transaction. Hart!
Harley was put under peace boz d fni
making threats
Cornelius Dugan charged Michae
Poole with disofderly conduct III III,
Eleventh street bridge house. The lie
fendans was dismissed with an iniunc.
tion tp lav: the hnuse.
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The sun., 1901-07-26
REPAIRING BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
sreat Delay to Traffic Caused By
breaking of Steel Rods.

New York, July 25.Within the next
IS hours all the damage to the Brook
lyn bridge caused by the breaking OF
some Of the steel suspension rods and
some of the steel bands or rings that
hold them to the cables will have been
repaired and traffic will be resumed.
1t is expected that the bridge will be
In such condition by Saturday that the
afternoon rush to Coney Island Will be
taken care of.
Men are work on the repairs. They
began at daybreak to cut away the
broken bands and bars. Other men
were set to work in the yards at the
Brooklyn side of the structure. Enough
iron was found to meet all require
ments.
Meanwhile all traffic on the northern
side has been stopped. Trucks and
other vehicles are permitted to cross by
the southern roadway from Manhattan
to Brooklyn, but they cannot, for the
present return that way. The trolley
and bridge cars have ceased to cross
the structure except on single track
and at intervals of 10 minutes.
Engineer r. S. Probasco, who in the
absence of Chief Engineer Martin Is in
charge of the mechanical department,
says:
I'VE hope to have all repairs made
within IS hours. but. If not then, GER
tainly within SO. At the end of that
| time all traffic will be resumed. After
an examination | am convinced that
| there is not and never was the slightest
! danger Of the bridge falling or Of any
| thing really serious happening"
Acting District Attorney Charles lie
| Barber has sent communication to
| Police Commissioner Murphy asking
| for report on the condition of the
| bridge. The letter congratulates the
commissioner on the promptness with
| which the police acted in stopping the
| traffic on the bridge and preserving
| good order among the crows who be-
Sirecd the entrances and winds up with
this paragraph:
.lf the officers Of the bridge had been
in a position To have known OF these
defects for some time and if YOU have
any information upon the subject, will
| YOU be good enough TO transmit it NJ
once to this office, together with all and
any other information that YOU mas
have in your possession relating to this
malter!"
The sun., 1901-07-26

KIMBERLY BENHAM.
AMI that the widest latitude VIII be
permitted in the matter Of witnesses
nnl that Rear Admiral Schley will he
allowed to be represented by counsel.
The secretary had nothing to say
about the composition of the court eX-
cept that he thought it spoke for itself
and to express the hope that the mem
bers chosen would be satisfactory to
all concerned. He pointed out thai
none Of the officers chosen had, so FAR
as he knew, expressed an opinion con
cclning what IS known as the Samp-
son Schley controversy, and it was
therefore TO be presumed that they
would enter upon their work In an I'M
partial and unprecedented spirit.
l.ate this afternoon Srcrrtarr l"hr
r.cousitlrrcd =. his decision to appom;
Commander l'illsbmry as judge advocate
u hu Schlcy court Of inquiry. final
decision in the matter has not vet been
received,
NEi,lr yt~ srs,tau; of the court VIM
be uran a." caau will exercise the
| right wi,is II Ilfs VI closing The doors
for consultation and for the discussion
Of Disputed evidence.
N.u,hrr. ~ CART Src Fighters.
m" mcmh,rS uf ille court are dis
! GnctiNrly iitsiliing mon. Each has been
1 connected Wilh il celebrated event iii
/ naval annals. OF ADMIRAL Dewey, the
4 hero of thn hHtti" OF Manila BAY, II Is
unnecessary 10 speak. His record Is
/ Fa ~, an nSInriotnl Rnnr
| Admiral Kimberly aud Rear Admiral
Rrnham are iDth retired officers. The
former w:ts retired III lSH2 and the lat
ter in l~9!
Admiral Ninhorly is II wears of age
ANA Admiral RphlE,nt - years. Eacl
saw over l. years OF active service
Both lmi linr records during the civil
war.
Tie great event With which Admiral
Kimbcrly's rHmr Is associated is til,
: destruction, Of thc American fleet in tn,
: harbor ~ Apia. samoa during the tel
rifle hurricane which occurred there II
1880.
Admiral kjnlhurly had been sent t,
Samoa ut I'll" head OI Hll American
: squadron turin% III" trying period o
! ON urauti;ltiumS with Germany thcr
! ami had conducted himself before Ill
! storm Miill mirkri dignity and ability
y When Inc hurricane occurred, his el
: tire squadron w;iS wrecked. The Van
! dalia ana Trenton We're completely u,
y slruycd, and the Nil,sic was east ashore
: The story of that great disaster an
tile hcroisr displayed by tie America
u officers and men under the direction {
y Admiral Kimberly thrilled The who
! world and made an impression nrv,
! to he forgotten
Admiral Brnham played Il dralnai
part at Rio dc Ianciro during the gre;
naval revolution IN 1891.
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To Resume work on Christiana.

TIE work Of Deepening the Christiana
river, which has been suspended be-
canae Of lack Of fnhds, will be resumed
at an early date. 1t is expected that
Delaware will get an appropriation as
not only will admit Of the deepening Of
tie creek, bnt the improvement Of the
river front as well. The sum will likely
be $4,000, that being the amount recon-
mended by Lieutenant Colonel Ray
mond, who ro% il in charge OF river
work for the district.
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pr. Kocn.s view. Criticised.

London. .uly - Presiding at the
session Of the British congress on tn
bcrculoSis, Earl Spcnsrr, chancellor of
tile Victoria university and a vice pres.
dent of the congress. severely criticis-
"a Dr. Robert kocll's theory to the rf-
feet that human beings were immune
from contagion from tuberctilonS cat
Tie. Earl Spencer said he hoped this
was true but that he hoped more that
the dissemination Of such views would
not tend lo cause laXity on the parf of
dairymcu and cattle owners or less
vigilance by tile authorities charged
with protecting the Consumers of milk.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Personal

Miss Nellie Maxwell il vi Ting rela-
tites III Gonshohock u.
r pbert &, Harman is expec ed home
from Coipraa Spring tomorrow, Nhete
be hGs been fot thfe4 " eGs.
Frank Traynor and Alien McCiane
will spend one week in Alta, tic Guy,
James McElwer hae returned iron q
thrte months tfip abroad lie spent
mos IF the tirlr III Ireland.
NJ SO Fila Grover and Joseph Henry
Es,lry, both Of TINS city, We're marrleo
~ ArcadracGn George g. Han IN II
Johns rectory "Wednesday night.
Robert II Taylor, Dnrant I. Nc.
Cracken, Harvey Draper, Wa ter ~niit,
Oscar Massey and William II. Coun :
will compose party which viii 20 u
PennsVile tomorrow to stay lur tWr
weeks.
Mrs. James NJ Handy las bper
spending few da3s in Cap May
Archdeacon and Mrs Gle rgr q. Hal
are entertaining Miss Lizzie Stewart o
State College Pa.
Miss LuIu scott, daughter Of K II
Sc ~, the we'll known merchant, OF No
81 Market street. is visiting in Chat
lottr, y. @.
Mrs W. G. Miller and daughter arr
spending few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Katherine Rignry and Mis-
Greta Sparks are visiting Miss Alice Val
P,lt in Woodatcwn, n. j.
Mrs. Eta Layton and daughters
Helen and Margaret, Of Bridgevile
were in this city yesterday.
George A. Maxwell has returned Il
tits city from an extended trip s1uth.
William Weenan, boy, living at n
1910 North jackson street, fell fl II
front steps at his home Wcfnesda,
evening breaking his arm,
The memhers of Mt. Pleasant NJ, +
Church, Of Bellevue, gave an excursion
=. to Willow Grove Park, Pa. Yesterday
ing via the boats of the Wilmington
s'SH''' Nast Co, to- Philadelphia theme
ngly promo'""' returning over the sam
for which il intinl".
ks is responsible. 1t woui,.
we that under these circumstances
The sun., 1901-07-26
BODY IDENTIFIED.
Boy Drowned az Augustine Pier Was
Frederick Kristen fphiiadelphiA.

The body Of the nine year old boy
drowned IT Augustine Pier on Wtdres
day afternoon, has Leen Identified a
Frederick Kristen ut M. S6l Ba! !!
street, phiade phih. Young kiast.-n
went to augustine Pier on that day with
the Ref rmed Presbyterian Cnrtch sun
lay school exca,eiun On the steamer
Twilight. About 2S0 o'clrck IN tie
afternoon while ii buthing lie got uvet
Ms head ani Vas lrowG Gel Alter Crap,
ping several hours tur The body 1T wa
fou:.d at 8 O'Clock that night.
Iorone. Frck went 10 Augustine prt
yesterday morning aud attee making al
investigation gave certificate oi drati
IRON accidental! drowning The body wns
s. n back to Philadelphia on tie
steamer Twilight yssaetuay afternoon.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Grept storm In London.

London. .Iuly .. phenomenal
thunderstorm, accompanied by hail
and incessant lightning, ragged for a
couple Of hours in London. The streets
We're turned into rivers, and the water,
overllowing the sidewalks, entered
dwellings ana poured down every open
ing The underground railroad was
flooded. and trains were stopped.
The sun., 1901-07-26
SCHLEY COURT NAMED.
Dewey, Kimberly and Benham TO
Pass on Admiral's Conduct.
WILL CONVENE SEPT. 10.
Understood That Commander Pills.
bury, Equipment officer OF the
Boston Navy Yard, Has Been
Chosen as Judge Advocate.

Washington, July 25.-The board OF
Inquiry which is to investigate the con-
troversial points in connection with
Admiral Schley's conduct during the
Spanish war will be composed Of Ad-
miral Dewey, president Of the court,
and Rear Admirals Lewis A. Kimber-
ly and Andrew 70. X. Benham. Inc
court will meet at the navy department
in Washington Sept. II.
The scope of the inquiry will not be
known until the precept and order Tor
the convenlng of the court are issued
Secretary Long says, however, that the
nroceedings OF the court will be open
The sun., 1901-07-26
No MORE PASSES.
Report That Pennsylvania Railroad
Employees will Pay Their Fare.

1t is lumored chat the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has issued All oidei
tos stop TIE custom oi issuing passes to ii,
employees.
The Pennsylvania management takts
the ground that Tree passes issued TO en,-
ployea are in the nature OF extra com
pAn4ation, and therefore contrary %
business principles.
Several ot the large wessern railroads
have stopp d giving passes W thrir en-
plCyrs Local ailToad officials stated
yesterday tust no such order lad been
received in this city gs yev.
The sun., 1901-07-26
Turkey Bars creek Fleet.

Constantinople, .lnly - The Turk
to permit the Greek squadron to visit
smyrna, SaIonika and Mount Athos.
Greece sent thc usual notification of
the projected cruise, but the porte de
clincd 70 entertain the proposition on
political grounds. Diplomatic officials
regard the attitude of the Turkish gov
crnmcnt in this particular as Illegal.
The sun., 1901-07-26
p.,.d sui.t,e aboard a Train.

Butte Mon. .Iuly -. 4 young man
supposed to bp Henry II. Armstcad Of
New York ,stahhed himself in the re-
zion of lie hcart AMI sahcd Ills throat
IS Wi,ltu pockelEuilr in I4e toilet room Of
il sleeping Gar On the south bound Ore
con Short Line express at the depot
iere and is how in hospital, with
im chances for recovery
The sun., 1901-07-26
Muthers Go to the Conntsx.

Ten mothers with their children Ner-
tasen to L4rd- nhulg yesterday mornin.
by size Associated Charities. They wI6
remain IN the country Tor week, Al
though tine association is short OF furds
ior the country work, il is doing 4 eplen
cid WORK iur the poor of Wilmington. i
il the GCslrc o( tine assDciotion to can
tinua the Nofk, and tothis end sub-trlp
tioAs, however SMALL, are earnestly dc.
siftQ.