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The sun., 1901-10-23
WIFE BEATING CASE.
Motion for Rehearing Made be
Prisoners Counsel.
PHONE, 565a.

]. Frank Ball IN Municipal Court VA.
terdty made II motion for il reheariup ~
~" case af robert {. Stewart. colored.
who was Monday convicted Of nssaultinp
ms Wite and sentenced to lie whipprl
with 10 iashes by Sheriff Mcdaniel next
Saturday and be imprisoned 1T New
5aStie jail for 10 days. Judge Church
man sand he would hold the matter under
adviscmcnt until this morning.
Attorney Ball introduced the subject
lly making motion that the proceedings
relating 70 Mondays hearing 10 dis
missed, on the ground that il was never
before the Municipal Court, us Stewart
WiH arfalgned on il warrant and not
information.
Actins Assistant City Solicitor Gar.
fett sald IN information had been filed
and was IN court 1T the time. He held
that ~ eases Of miSlemranors il was i II
necessary TO read the whole information
hllt Simply state the substance Where.
upon Judge Churchman declined 10 grant
the request.
Attorney Ball then asked that thn case
DC fcnpenca and that his client ba nnI-
thltted to 90 into n rehcaring. He aa
mittcd that his client was tcrbnicnlIy
guilty, but had a good and valid defence
which. he believed. would cause the
Judge TO change his opinion III regard -
his punishment.
JUDGE Clllrchman said he appreciated
that stewart was not aware Of the nm
Int he said he was ready far \
rs sH...is5 'tts: was found guilty.
The sun., 1901-10-23
SCRUBS rIAYED WELL.
Delaware College Boys Getting ii
Condition for saturday.

All Of the Delaware Varsity men Iiari
NJ against the scrub Yesterday With thc
exception q Gaptain HuNly. who Il
siFlH& MI lanc hand rest ~ tile legult
81 eafefnl c"achin. Iie scrub gavc fbo
varsity al kinds VI tinulde ii Err0 th.,.
ie1 q ,costn- l5Qt thr varsity IiIr pre,aa
+ EaiG Mlll ta all their 0ttacEs an1 0Ely
saaa 'l.a ihe scrnl eaif !it,. da8,e
y the vastly eh sittn tlie balt aa
aaNates'l i Vt Wiil il spite of till bard
loN ta.Fiht. - tha scruls
t3ia mci @eEa worked Hi d0iit.- ra,
it a.H aHl im'-ss f."za the wa.#
ei, .i+ AZ tle IA il hrt i gaiilg III
a ngca f3r Saiae II the va.sftv islr.t
~ l@5' tHei fla@es.. .Ile plays wta
a#fc aHfNli thaa NJ anE Hill
gasoH ldH tlferc wis i e@1d 1aai a.
a liHg mheipalH dan il I!arrin4f III.
l&5ne arW t th gnirtar position.
l,HHE2ia sad af lall wfli plas ,t.
s.a n that hnld Inrarsitu oi ,..#
SFthi' daWn q II . ard tha n,I#s /,
hAl4 tSa01S What Till 4sfs far th a.I
il alt t'ls weeks work accorlinelp
The sun., 1901-10-23
MUNICIPAL COURT.
David Kennedy and Charles Hood
Held for Higher Tribunal.

David Kennedy in Municipal Courr
yesterday was held in $500 bail for the
Court of General Sessions on the charge
Of stealing clothing from DR.. Henry w.
Morrow. Charles Hood, colorca, ac-
cused of obtaining money under false
pretenses, was held in $500 bail for the
Court Of General Sessions.
The case against Mary Jeans, colored,
charged with selling liquor without Il IL
ccnSe, was continued until this morning
by request Of Assistant CITY Solicitor
Garrett, who asked leave to amend The
information.
William Hutchins. colorcd. was charged
with committing an assault and battery
on Robert Smith, u white man, at NJ.
II East Fifth street, last Saturday
nisht. He was represented by Attorney
EnStburn. Smith testified that IIutchins
assaulted him without provocation am,
bit his cheek so badly hat the wound
mad 70 be sewcd up by Police Surgeon
Harris, who attended him. 4 fine OF
30 was imposed.
Mac Armstrong WAS charged with dis
orderly conduct. In order to give him
tn opportunity to secure witnesses. the
casp was continued until Saturday morn.
| ing.
Alexander Dickson, colorcd, was charg-
ID with asSanltinS Alexander Saunders.
tlSo colorcd, on Lincoln street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth on the 2Sl!l
| pf last April Saunders alleged that n
| ilad accused Dickson Of insulting his
laushtcr and Dickson denied the allega-
ton and assaulted him unmcrcifully.
| Dickson was fined $40.
| Charles Norris, colprrd. was charged
With committing an assault and battery.
The case was continued until tonight.
The sun., 1901-10-23
WAR IN SAMAR ISLAND
The Insurrection There Has Become
General.
MARINES SENT TO AID ARMY.
Rear ADMIRAL Rodgers Cables That
Nearly All Philippine Naval
Forces Have Been Concentrate
ed ON Patrol OF the Island.

Washington, Oct. 22.-The navy de-
nartment has received the following
,.patch from Rear Admiral Rodgers
dated at Cayite, Oct. %, and addressed
to the secretary Of the navy:
"Active insurrection III Samar. New
York leaves today for Catbalogan with
300 marines, to return to Rasey and
Balangiga, to cooperate with army.
Nearly Ill naval force concentrated on
Samar patrol. Services Arethusa and
Zafio, two golfers, needed and being
utilized"
Naval officials construe the dispatch
to Hlean that the New York will go
first to Catbalngan and then 10 Rasey
and Ealangiga. landing detachments Of
marines at each point.
The island Of Samar is one of the
Philippine group, southwest from Lu.
zon and north Of Leyte.
Its people We're considered friendly
and when tie United tates troops vi re
landed there tile nutiyes met Them
with protestntions of friendship.
No hint of trouble came until ths
native boiomen i month ago made /
treacherous attack on Company e d
the Ninth regiment qwaftertd al Balan
giga. They Killed fofty men. thei
charred and Aurilatel bodies bcin!
found III trench.
This was followed OCT. Is III aHothe
attack oA Il company III tlt same re4i
mpnt. Ii this attack only ten solder
were killed, the lshels le$tl!s over l09.
The sun., 1901-10-23
TEST SUCCESSFUL.
Reliance Fire Company Tries Its I'M
proved Engine.

The Reliance Fire Company i'll !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon gave its ~
Gihr which returned on Monday. nftcf
having leel given A general Wcflaltliu.
4 ty~t along thu Brandywme lit tile head
Of West street. II was success iitpscsl
way and was witnessed IN i delegation
Of tireman from Philadelphia. Reading
and West Chester The i'hil3tle l!alia
hfrAml We're ,sp4ialE Interested iii tFr
new foN hoiler which has ho,n p]acrd iii
the engine as the same ltoiler is bping
Installed n many NJ tlir ensines III tAe
Quaker CITY, NcnllrrS "A thr ItrHair,.
Company are much pleased witlt the c,.-
gil".
1t the fire en-n hausf lust ni-ht Il
reception Was given III hnu5r III tr rr-
turn II The engine. j number III tGa
visilil4 hrelnen srnaitel i.r thr recep-
tion.
The sun., 1901-10-23
High school Entertained

Tho IIish School Literary Society wi.l
give Che following program Friday after
noon:
Etcitatton. "'fhc Love SC Home" IIrr-
man Rothnm: iiixh School Review. Tart
IN. Clara Whaler, "dtor contributors.
Clara Wood Mary Dunlap. Anna Low
Der. Martha Haley, Emma Ecknlan. mi
zaheth Folk. Rcba Marion, Alma Nor
.iscl. Ehtel +. BavHai'd; dialogue. "'rhc
Dutifnl baughter" Ada Elsie Hubert
Edith. Innne Riley; High School I,p-
view, Part II. Charles w. Clash. editor.
contributors, Harry G. Hackett. w. Cros-
by Ross. +. Harvey Lcndcrman. .Iohn
\. Kirnlr: quotations. "Nanoeon Bonn
parte," by Charlotte Mcconnell, MabcI
Z. Clouch, Lizzie H. Johnson, Hilda
II, Preston, Albert Tcency. Joseph Ed
wards, Harry A. Cramer; singing.
The sun., 1901-10-23
STREET AND SEWER BUSINESS.
Decision to Build a Number OF
Sewers.

At the meeting OF the Street and Sewer
Department yesterday former City Conn
cilnan 0bcrly. who is interested in "a
houses being built ON the square bounded
by Twentg-third Twenty-fourth, .Iessup
and Zine streets. asked that those streets
Ee graded.
1t sas decided to build sewers iii
Moore street flom Twcnty-spyenth to
twenty Ashton from rainal Ia
West, Third from Searles ia Rodney
and Willard from Benson 10 Greenhil
avenue. As commission of review
world cost $3.50, it was decided 70 pay
S25 in addition To The $23.75 awarded
ion the bed Of Clayton street FROM Ian
easter avenue to Banning through the
Nelson \ Cleland property. the owners
agreeing to Withdraw their appeal for
that amount.
The board decided to accept the fita
award Of Sl40, heng the damages As
aessed for the bed Of Baiuing street
where it is 70 pass through the property
Haf Mary L. Van Trump.
\ number Of people owning property
/ on Twentr-Second street petitiorcd fo
itac opening Of that thof0ughfare from
Market street 70 West. Action WIS le
s@Hed. \ request WIS made that NaN
{atle avenue lii South Wilmington Il,
i3alrovrd. The matter was referred I,
3t5lr street commissioner.
4 letter MAS received from Chief d
lice Massey asking that the approachc
ito Market street bridge over the Christi
iii river hr better LIGHTED The MATTE
N,a4 referred Il tie Levy Court, whi"l
ila+ ifuis LECTION cvcr the hriage. I0hr
3. Hartman made i request for !iglt
III Robinson street. between Poplar an,
Lombard. Action was deferred.
\ letter was received from ktehal,
tfutzoWsl,y, the leather manufacturing
King That the bed of Wilson sttctf
-sn Eleventh to Twelfth Ne paw"
. md offering t. light The sattafe witl
rlrctrieity. H. alan asked permission I
INIT III y ton acales in eitAar Elcvnntl
tteet or Wilson street an3 Hlsa q III
urr-inch steam pire aeln>s Ni>a
tieef ii that suraro rhe matter vi,
l.farred 70 tho stree commissioner.
H,ho weekly navrall, amounting t
$f130.OO and bills for can't hir, for III
tiie reI'intl &5Sl.21 we've paSsad. III
iallnce in hank W.T. reported q he So
735.34
The sun., 1901-10-23
Campanies to be Merge.

In Il short time the Wilmington ton
cas- Company and the Universal Conduit
Heat, Light and Power Company viii
~ merged INTO one concern under th(
Rnmc Of The Wilmington Electric anl
Gas Company. Reorganization will bt
.!feetcd III about week. 1t is reported
thai Edmund Mitchell. III. will be elccts
president Of the company, but Mr.. Mitch
nll said last might that it is not probable
liz will ae chosen aS president.
The sun., 1901-10-23
Rody Sti,j Unclaimed.

The body ot the young man fnund dead
4 N" wtst ward severed ,lays ago. which
1, new " the morgue has nor rs yot beeI
identified. During tile past two days
probably twenty-five persons who claim
h Know If persons answering the tlcs-
liptmn Of the dead nan have called at
'aro.cr'< Undertaken Chambers office
init none of them have been able to idrn-
tify the body. Several persons from
salfiLorn viewed the remains Yesterday,
Init could not tel who il was.
The sun., 1901-10-23
$40 Excursion TO P.n-A merican EN-
position via the Baltimore and
Ohio RaiIFOad

On October 31st train leaves Whining
ton. Delaware avenue depot 9.39 Il. m.
afnnling i delightful ride through tho
IauouS Wyoming Valley. Through par
lor ears Tickets. good returning seven
days. including date Of sale. on all trains
except "Rlacli Diamond Express and
Royal Limited"
The sun., 1901-10-23
IEREH ;NHtsI SHOOT.
Waw.set tun Club syan,hels !sc4st,
fora iaays Spast

ttaa 4reselt indication the meraaa3f.
9.s@ #aa Id.h Wiil " rid ta0.os.I.
#iGa1"#a GEf' Che ausR"a IL fA.#
a iFa t'lah TT la ant I'll Il
lHi 5t@sa II this "tE far / niull l.s.,
yetrs 'he shoot wi}l lla ,pol Il. t,ti,.
ea ,a M tE. sIat. ,Hd Fl tAaa
ih '-s,n "ili W i lanse EHmt tr I
Ae 4i MiIl 1ia nppH . :54 ss.f=
ii a. Stgtn TIL condition. Wlt @a
sto ne"r MagaW, aEd u ur XlY.s.
taf-@ entrance fer IL III HI .or ir.
gptS
The sun., 1901-10-23
water w.leh arr..t.-...nnn1.-

'fho committee II the Water witch
Fire GoninaHY whieh has III eila ti4e
Ullawn'en paiMge llI uaai6@ lasi.
night and complnfcd I'LL Hranlemcnts
~. participating ID tlp Mraie The
committee consist Gt 'iRnllS 4. I5s
nod4 cIlaiImaa N.ilIi4 In8hy lGf
Clarence W. Dillon.
The sun., 1901-10-23
House Ruyers Attention. !,

Look Mt once at new houses, Tenth and
Lombard street, rooms and bath. Ten
hnlt, seven already sold Its the price
that sells them quickly. Best value III tho
city. Home Real Estate Company.
Agents on ground.
The sun., 1901-10-23
Missine ,Inn Al irns,,itnl.

William Richardson j matllini+ living
at No. 313 Kennchfs street Wba has been
missing Tor several DAYS i "A the nsla-
ware Hospital suffering with malaria
fever.
The sun., 1901-10-23
Ins,lrnncc ,ien .linc.

The superintendent aai agents nf the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
w"ra yaatHetteI II thn esltton lIors
last night, About fifty were present.
The sun., 1901-10-23
9m.nrlsc P.iI.lr.

An ENJOYABLE surprise partE uae @ IF
~ !t' helIr ot Mis- Mamie ftt aIh 4
5e1 laahiitard street last cvrniu- ial6...
tha&n HFesi iIt wore Miss >,t#to L .H,
,Aiisa GiiEt Caivin, Miss .Nafes 0fFG4.
Mis- Maggie Shtw. Miss N5I4 SI55#.
Miss Sadie Russell, Miss drraie l.
M!ss hnlse l7oyrr bie. l@.io irr
Miss 6aiIl%i sn~s,ll NaH5s5 E.aa#p
Leslie ftaa,iu4.F. atrH Bgbr.a.ar5 #6s
Compiling IhnnH pevar, l'hoH. l.a,
se Robert Barker Edward Rss He
l;atta fall1nt Iohn itU-,e'H
p'Nef. Z, AIH!linH-. W. N5av
The sun., 1901-10-23
Orphans, Court roao..

\ session or 0rphans Court Will ~
held to-day .Hd4c Spinatae will pre-.
@itip
The sun., 1901-10-23
Corr ,rnt e,.s 80.

A Sh i, Library hall la- #a II;
! fiisa. 5f ti cara aaISas ia
a3G l o"iHi ttaa rl
ti l,tAia@ ltier haiI #tl-
eit.fe'l .4a.#a i5sn@el, rHaifH@a sst
i Gf tlial.l, ,4ltr. klI a 4@f
Mill probably III Aprn I'll fpss lfa tt
complete il prrmaaalt or@.eltlati.#
Ntmltl n siaNiiiefi thaH itsNtiaH af iHitI4
III. thn nlIian
The sun., 1901-10-23
Adnittcd u Practice.

Judge Grng III THE Taited States Cir
cHt Court yesterday admitted Charles
w. Gulpn to practice. lie was admitted
on the application Of Willard Salisbury.
The sun., 1901-10-23
Mr*. con.er Ii san Francisco.

Mrs. 1OMser ~ San iFanaiSco.
san Francisco. 0ct - Mrs. i. II.
Congcr Of Des Mones, wife of Minister
Conger, has arrived here en- route tc
son her husband in China.
The sun., 1901-10-23

Chester DpNmde aud his company will
4 tile attraction the balance nf the week
n thu Opera House. Tie following arc
IN attractions. This evening. The Chris
tian Of Hawks i,oaSt. Thursday. DE-
lnkyll and Mr.. HYDE. Friday The
Worlds Great Mystery. Saturday 10
A. arn0GnCed.
Matnces This afternoon. The Qnrcn's
Defender. Thursday, The Old Willow
5artA. Friday. Rip Van Wrinkle. Satr-
l4E % be nMMnnncea.
The sun., 1901-10-23
Y. M. @ a. RnwIinn

Two teams Of the y. NJ. G. A. bowlea
3n the association allows last evening.
One headed by Cole defeated the ono
.lorhcn captained hy 14S pins. The
The sun., 1901-10-23
IRON BEDS

patterns specials and
rigid bed o. the market
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08

also spent some time with relatives in
| Illinois.
CAME HOME TO GET WE'LL
c. w. tombstone returned yesterday
morning from a long visit in Los An
geles. He went To escape the hot
weather which got the best of him a
year ago but while he accomplished it
he still had slight attack # his fer
mer trouble. When ne lett Los An
geles he told his friends he was com. ng
home to get well and he had fully re-
covered by the time he reached Phoe-
nix.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FirstC Church
OF Christ, Scientist, corner of Center
and Jefferson streets, services II a. m.
subject. Substance" golden text, Il
lead in the way of righteousness. in the
midst of the paths of judgment: that
| may cause those that love Me to in
herit substance; and | will fill their
treasures, Prov; RIBS S:20,21; Sunday
school, II m. Mrs DATA Gilland who
has charge of the singing, will render
20 Mother Dear jerusalem" &c. w.
Chadwick,
IMPORTATION OF INSANE.-An
insane man was brought down from
Prescott yesterday morning, after
having kept that part of Yavapai
county in an uproar for the last three
weeks. He is known as Little Nick"
and was not long ago employed as II
baker In one of the restaurants of this
city. few days ago he was put off
OF an ). f., p. x +. .rain ana found
his way 10 Iron Springs. He terrih 4
the ladies' Of that peaceful community
until he had to be banished He then
went to Prescott. He attracted a grea
deal of attention to himself by his
queer actions, but was allowed to be
at largeuntil Thursday night, when he
broke into the cd yailroad eating
house When he was discovered he
said he had bought the place and was
going to fit it up as a firstclass res
taurant and ice cream par.or. Sheriff
Frank Murphy of Pima couny came In
from Tucson yesterday morning with
Isabel Cruz and Francisco Munuz un-
ger commitment TO the insane asylum.
WHY THE SEA TURNED RED
Iii Eldred. who returned lately from a
summer on the coast, has just learned
the boastfulness of Captain John II.
Norton about his success and skill In
fishing when he was at Santa Moni q.
Mr.. E,dred said that he saw Captain
Norton ana Jake Miller every cay
while they We're at the seashore. They
cid not fish at any time. They were, In
fact, in the water only once. After
they had been on the coast for three or
four weeks one OF them. Mr.. E.dred
forgets which, challenged the other to
take bath. The thing was started in
fun but 1t grew to be a serious matter,
until at last they both ventured into
the surf. Ii was that night that that
phenomenon was noticed which has
kept the scientists OF Los Angeles spec
ulaing ever since. The sea all along
the coast in that vicinity turned red
and gave out a phosph6ressent glare.
The scientists have many theories
about II. Mr.. E.dredis no scientist, bu',
he thinks that the cause of the curious
appearance Of the sea is perfectly
clear
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08
SHIP MENT OF PRINTED NATTER

Nearly 2S,000,O00 pounds Of printed
matter, designed for general dissemin-
ton, was shipped in one month la i
year by publishers at the rate of a cent
pound. at the hundred largest post
offices in the United States, ranging
from New York at the top to Fer
Worth, Texas. at the fo5t. the total
amount OF such shipments having risen
from 100000, 900 pounds in 1896 10 $50,
coo, 900 in 1900 These shipments of
printed matter, co!le C.ei and tran
mitted by the posto'fice department
constitute very fair gauge of tn dis
tributing points Of news ana literature
in the United States, and the relatiy il
which they bear TO each other Is pecu-
liar and has little reference to popu-
iltion.
New York stands at the head with
more than p per cent of the who'll
shipments Of the country. Chicag
follows with about two-thirls Of the
shipments cf New York. Then follC,v
st. ouis, Philadelphia and Boston. in
the ortlar named. sg.On's shipme nts
seeming unduly low AMI then kansas
city. Cincinnati and Augusta, Me-, the
shipments Cf Augusta seeming un.irly
high. Minneapolis. San Francisco,
Pittsburg. Detroit, st. Pail, Cleveland
and Milwaukee follow--a,l of them
minor but populcUs Cities--and then
come Springfield. O.. and Eisln, IT..
two smah places, Springfield being not
able on account Of its N.'utput of agri-
cultural nfIchin2ry, ara E'sin Oh tc-
count of it's manufacture, of watch" ~!
and its shipments Of condensed milk
all of which industries cUnluce to the
shipment OF printed matte.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08

THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-There
will be no services in the Christian
church today. except SunCay school at
9:45 a. m On next Sunday it Is ex-
pected that the new pastor, the Rev.
Im!i Zumwa!t, will preach morning
and evening. ra.e
FUNERAL OF MRS. LANSDON.--
The funeral CT Mrs. NJ. f. Lansdon was
held yesterday afternoon at the parlors
of Mohn & Fastening, being conducted
by Rev. Lapsley McAfee. There was a
good attendance Of relatives and
friends and iEtarment was made in
Rosedale cemetery, B
LONG BEACH, ARIZ.-There is a
fine picture of Long Beach, Ariz., in
the window Of the PhSneix bakery. 1t
was taken by Messenger and he says
there is no fake about it. 1t is on Salt
river and there are about twenty-five
people in bathing but it might take
4 tourist some time to locate it.
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-GaId den
Valley lodge will meet. tomorrow even
ing on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ;.
Scott, 53S East Washington street, and
extends an invitation to all friends to
attend. a short programme will be
rendered and games and social chat
INDUCED in.
AT THE FIRST NJ f. CHURCH
Regular services will be held at the
First NJ. h. church today. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m; preaching al II a.
N. by tn pastor, theme: Providence
and luck" text. "A mans heart de-
viseth his steps Prov. 1879. Epworth
League at $50 p. m, subject. "Heav-
emily helpers" leader, Nellie Coverdale.
Theme Of evening discourse. Let CO.
and trust"
MORE NICE FRUIT.-Mr. II. c,
Mann is doing his part to help the
board of trade arrange a good fruit
display Yesterday he sent in some
Keith clingstone peaches which were
beauties and some Cf which will be
preserved. An ther fine lot Of the
same variety was sent in from the
Pearce ranch near Glendale ana were
also Of most excellent quality.
LAW BREAKERS ABROAD.-W0rd
was brought into town last night that
II the game commissioner resident in
Phoenix keeps his eyes open for day
or two h mays see sTmp thing to interest
him, y band Of Arizona b,CJuins, ~
SypSitS, were seen ylm, where between
Phoenix AM Tempe with a whole
wagon load cf cages ana II was intim-
ated that they micht need insB elton
| by the Aforementioned game warden.
MIR. GREENE HOME.-Mr. Il. II.
| Greene has returned from his Summer
visit in the east, looking and feeling
! better than he has for years. He VS.
iteu the big exposition, NV York city
and c1ney Island, ant1iu order that he
might prove 1t he had his picture taken
In bathing costume while there. He
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08

\ woman walked into our store III"
other day, and he'd skarcely krossed
the threshold ia she thru up both
hands and SEE, SEE she: ''Thars tn"
biggest array Nv tin things and dishes
and handy things fur the kitchen !
ever saw. WhOoz store is this, emmy
way?" seq she, kind Nv excited like.
This Is Davidson's Kash Stoor,' seq
we. kind Kool. and yet pleezed at the
prospect NV new bizness. We'll SEE
she, Il never wuz in heer IA. We ailuz
traded at the old stoOrs, where they
charge everything at big prices and
settle wunst a. yCer. I've been reeding
yoor ads Ia the nooZepaper ana I
wuz telijn' John the other day tibet this
Teller Dayirson wuz sellin' a good deel
,hecper. En- so this is the place. Is it,
,cz the woman, rubbcrln' at the line %
lamps glassware and Chince, and end
ing up with a good natured gaWp at
our guns. kutlery and hardware stock.
Bet WI amt got what | want. now. IL
YOU hev got SO many different Things.
seq she. Fire away, seq we. we
can't emmy mourn tell you it's comm
an II be here next week. wen slr'
she opened up her retikule, and, pullln
out a paper with long list, she see.
kind o. shrcwd like: "Mebbe ude bet
ter price these things ia l buy We
took the paper and priced the things
and handed 1t back tn her Nasellh"
sc, sheets sticky fly paper &C. los
nails. 6 bars Gala Lilly soap, 2oc'
poultry wire 1886. WASH tub 95c' ham
mock SIPS, doz. clothes pins 9c' etc,
etc. well" seq she, I'll declare II
that's the way you can sell goods ~
not trade emmy moor at any oid ti'h'
stores. Put up the bill. Say, new you
got emmy cook stoves?' 1--WE hev' SEE
we. biggest line in Fenix, at the low
est prices" well" seq she N DC
in next week, as this seems 10 DE
bizzy day." "Oh. no." SEE We W.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08
BASE BALL TODAY
Tempe and Mansfield Will Meet al
the Park.

The Mansields and the Tempe team
will play base ball at the park this
afternoon. The game will be called at
3 O'Clock An admission of Is cents vii!
be charged. The local cub has been
practicing faithfully for the contest
and the management believes it is
sufficiently tuned up 10 send the
Tempe contingent home in disgrace.
Word comes from Tempe that that ag-
gregation has not been sitting still
waiting for the victory to fall into its
lap. The lineup Will be as follows:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08

Maximum temperature, 80; minimum
temperature, 50.
Average relative humidity, Is per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character Of the day-Clear.
l.. NJ. DEFY, JR,,
Observer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-08

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