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New-York tribune., 1901-10-23

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Zimmerman should furnish $4,000 and Consuelo.
Duchess Of Manchester. f.. .000 to pay the Duke
OF Manchesters private debts.
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OF GREAT INTEREST.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
He Sought a Cent
Did a Vanderbilt

New YoRK, Apr. 28.--s. Exen Il he II
worth millions Of dollars, II isn't any
reason why he should be too proud 10
pick up penny" That is how the peo-
pie Of Yonkers speak OF the conduct OF
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who, ON Friday
last, spent five minutes hunting for q
penny that he dropped on the floor OF
the Getty House.
Vanderbilt, accompanied by his wife,
reached Yonkers on the coach Pioneer.
While the horses were being changed
the millionaire went with small party
into the cafe. Vanderbilt paid the
check. and in doing 80 dropped a coin.
The rest OF the men went out and climb
ed on the coach. Vanderbilt did not.
He searched under tables and moved
chairs, and eventually found the coin,
which proved to be one cent, under the
bootblack stand, where it had rolled.
"That young mans great grandfather
and grandfather were not too proud to
pick up pennies, and he's inherited their
habits" said bystander, as the coach
drove away.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Tearing His
Way to Freedom.

Downe, alias Hart, the condemned
murderer in the Yuma penitentiary
came very near escaping yesterday.
The guards saw him just moment
before the dash for liberty was to be
made. The prisoner had removed his
shackles, and was ready to make
speedy flight and but few inches of
adobe wall held him from freedom.
Hart had carefully planned his escape.
He arranged the details without arous-
ing suspicion and would have carried
out the plan had it not been for one of
the guards who discovered his work at
the last moment. Hart had turned on
the water from hydrant in the prison
yard, the force OF the stream being di-
rected at the aiobe wall. The wall gave
way rapidly and but few minutes
would berequired to crumble and wash
a hole large enough to allow the prison.
er his liberty. But those few minutes
never came TO him--they fell to the
guard instead, and the work of the pris-
oner so nearly completed was cut short.
Hart is now wearing loaded boot,
packed with lead. and extra precautions
are being taken to keep him inside the
prison walls until the gallows claim him.
He is sentenced to be hanged for killing
Deputy Sheriff Devane OF Yuma county.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Sensational Murder Trial.
4 Harvard Professor Accused.

an examination made, the results OF
which e.been kept secret The Gov
ernment's case will be conducted by
District Attorney Weir and Assistant
District Attorney sanderson. Eastman E
couns are C. W. Bartlett, S. J. Elder
and Mr.. Clarke Of Cambridge.
The elder Eastman, who has law
practice in New Orleans, has removed to
Boston and has taken an active interest
in the preparation OF the case for the de-
Tense. Eastman's lawyers are confident
that he will be acquitted, and the State
officers are silent
vast amount OF work has been done
in preparing the case. Expert testimony
as to the course OF the fatal bullet, its
make, evidence to show that the men
had quarreled and threatened each 9TH
er. the dying words Of Grogan, ale shot
mel" will go to make most sensation
al case.
Eastman has spent his six months in
Jail on a scientific work, soon TO be pub
lished.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Black Jack
Lived In Arizona.

Many thrilling etories are recalled to-
day because of the closing OF Black
Jacks career upon the scaffold. Ari-
zonans knew Black Jack better than the
Territory which claimed the life OF the
desperAdo. He was raised here. he
worked upon the ranges, and began his
career OF outiawry in this Territory.
Arizona is not proud OF this, but it is
part OF the history of the country and
should be recorded accurately.
Every cowboy in the San Simon coun-
try, on the Blue, and in the Sulphur
Springs valley has at some time or other
run across Black Jack. The writer re-
calls visit with him at Bowie four
years ago, when he camped beneath the
big cottonwood tree at that desert sta
ticn, and afterward ran across him in
the Sierra Madre mountains In Mexico.
He was pleasant fellow, quiet, careful,
always feeling his way and
trusting no one. He was a man OF more
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

than ordinary education for the life he
led, and he was as cunning as an
Apache chief.
The tragedy at the Triangle ranch was
no doubt the work OF Black Jack. The
ranch is located in the Eagle Greek
country, and the foreman of the ranch
was man named Noble. He had in
some way gained the enmity of Black
Jack and one night the desperate called
at the ranch accompanied by one of his
gang. They were feavily armed,
spurred and booted and were typical
cowboys. Noble greeted him, shook
hands with Black Jack and the party
engaged in conversation.
dad" Richards was cook at the
ranch and he was busy preparing q
meal for the visitors which they had or
dered upon their arrival. Noble took
the two men into an adjoining room, the
door was closed, and q moment later
dad" heard two shots. The door was
then thrown open and Black Jack threw
his gun down on the cook and fred
twice. One OF the shots entered the
fieshy portion Of the right side and the
other penetrated the arm, but neither
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
SAYS HE WAS FIYPNOTIZED
AND BEATEN QUEER STORY
COMES FROM NEW YORK.

New York, April 26.--John Leitman
and his wife, Lena, Of No. 306 East
Thirty-seeond street, are convinced that
four men nightly invade their apart.
ments, hypnotize and beat them. When
Leitman complained TO the police. they
said he was insane. After chasing him
oyer nine tenement house roofs they
captured him and he was taken to Belle
vue hospital. Mrs. Lehman maintains
that her husbands story ia true.
In the East Thirty-fifth street station
Sunday afternoon. Leitrnan asked Ser
geant DAILY for protection. He said he
had recognized his prosecutors, and
named them, declaring one was rela-
tive to whom he had loaned money, and
that the three others had often threat
ened him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Aunt Ann of China
Climbs Down a Bit.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The following
cablegram has been received at the
State Department from Mr.. Squier,
United States charge d. affairs at Pc
king, dated today: "The Empress Dow
ager has appointed a board of national
administration to relieve her of her
functions. They embrace three men,
bers OF the cabinet now with the En-
press at Sian Flu, and Prince Ching, vi.
ceroy Ii and Prince HUNG, who are now
in Peking." The news is regarded %
OF the greatest importance, indicating
the REIMBURSEMENT by the Empress
Dowager OF the arbitrary powers she has
heretofore exercised.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

"How these men get into our apart
ments, said Leitman, sis mystery.
We carefully lock the 3oors at aight,
and find them closed next morning"
Lehman displayed cuts and bruises
which. he said, the intruders had in
aicted. He asserts that their hands
play about his face until he is hypnot.
ized, and then they beat him unmerci-
fully and make small incisions with a
knife on different parts OF his body.
Sergeant DAILY sent Policeman King to
investigate, and Mrs. Leitman oorrobo-
rated her husbands story. Neighbofs
told the policeman, howeyer, that they
believed Lehman hypnotised bis vile.
Sergeant DAILY saaSmoaed nm ambulance
from Belieyue and told the polieen,an TO
accompany AmbAsancs Surgeon Me-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Apr. 26.-Charles
|R. Eastman, instructor in the Agasaiz
Museum of Harvard University was
placed on trial today for the murder oi
bis brother-in-law. Richard II. Grogan,
|Jr., and preparations are completed for
|one OF the most notable trials since the
Webster Parkman case. when the coun-
TRY was astounded by the murder OF one
|of Harvard's professors by another, and
the disposal OF the tody under most SEN
|sational circumstances.
The trial will take place in the Mid
dlesex County court house, at East Cam
bridge, before Judges Gaskill and Aiken,
and it is expected that difficulty will be
experienced in securing jury.
There will be an imposing array OF le-
gal talent on each side, and 1t is limited
that the Government has several sensa-
tons on tap.
Not more than six weeks ago the body
ot Richard ii. Grogan was removed from
the Clark Tomb at Mount Auburn and
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
ROPE BROKE AND BLACK
JACKS HEAD GAVE Off.

Black Jack"
sal
standing h confess
The
uln nCavers
tter be
hgh dhth
ay before and the robbery
mt very meem
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

were bad wounds. dad" rushed to the
table which held the lamp, turned the
table over and put the light out. He
then made his way out of the house and
hid in the weeds.
Noble had been killed. The cook soon
heard the voice of the desperadoes they
lighted matches and searched the weeds
for the man whom they supposed had
been mortaily wounded and was per-
haps dead. "Dad' did not move and
finally the desperadoes went back into
the house.
you'd better come in. pard," they
called to him, Eve don't want to hurt
you; it was the other fellow we we're
after and we got him. Come in and wen
patch you up"
But dad" did not leave his position
and accept the invitation. Instead he
crawled to the corral, saddled a horse
and made of to the nearest ranch. A
posse of cowboys took the trail of the
desperado but he got away. The deserip-
tion dad" gave of the men left no
doubt but that one was the notorious
desperado.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

Nenamiu and arrest Lehman.
Leitman rushed 10 the roof. Police
man King followed him across the tops
OF nine tenement houses, to No. s24 East
Thirty-seoond street. There he leaped
fifteen feet to q lower roof, climbed to
an extension, jumped into court and
ran to First ayenae and Tislrty-6onrth
street, where be waa arrested
Lehman j. - ivory caryer. 81 years
old. He i,as been eat OF work for abeus
fiiseea naoaths, his wife, a.eansime.
working as . seainstress.
MY husband is not insane insisted
iais vile. ale is a kind husband and
speaks the truth. | am certain those
men enter onr rooms in some manner.
They must hypnotic both of u.s.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Struck 4 Rich FlaH
OF Kater at Benson.

Henry Etg OF Benson has struck water
on the flats at depth of 72o feet and
the flow is sixty gallons a minute
through three inch pipe and conse.
quently Benson folks are feeling good.
The Press says:
"Messrs. Etz & Co. have demonstrat-
ed that below the San Pedro valley, and
especially near our town, there flows an
artesian stream which has only to be
tapped to bring TO the surface an unend-
ing supply OF water, capable OF irrigat.
ing thousands OF acres OF land. and near
Benson there are over two hundred
thousand acres of the finest agricultural
lands in Arizona, which, when they are
taken mp and improved. the San Pedro
valley will be one OF the richest farming
sections of Arizona. ...
-------------
John F. Hansen's Opening.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
A COUPLE OF ENTERPRISING
GEORGIA ROBBERS HIT A TRAIN,

MACON April 26The Express the Central railroad bound
from Atlanta Savannah robbed this morning who
had seed themselves and who entered the Express and
confronted the messenger shortly after leaving Macon.
They seized and bound him
his head They then went through the packages and secured about
$780, but left $1,000 package lying the floor.
The safe resisted their efforts
the robbers quietly dropped off the train.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
The Missouri Pacific this Way.
Gould's Road Seeks Western Outlet.

identified with Mr.. Gould and his asso-
ciates have bought the Mexican Central
control on behalf of the Missouri Pacific.
Ell Paso, as the western terminus of
the Texas and Pacific, is an admirable
point for connection OF the Missouri Pa
cific system with the Southern Pacific,
whose lines run thence to San Francisco
through the rich lands Of Arizona and
Southern California. Such connection
will be, it is held, logical outcome OF
the present situation, and will furnish
the southern outlet to the Pacific coast.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

the project of building line from
Ell Paso, Texas, which is reached by the
Texas and Pacific and also incidentally
by the Mexican Central to Santa Fe, N.
NJ, would be carried through.
This means not only paralleling OF
the Atchinson's line between these
two cities, but an opportunity to connect
with the Mexican Central and carry its
traffic straight up over the Union Pacific
by rhe way OF the Oregon Short Line to
Portland, Ore.
The belief isgrowing that the interest
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

NEW YORK, April 26.--The Heral'
eays; Plans for the development of the
missouri Pacific system, which George
y. 'ould has had under his immediate
enarge, have received the unanimous
Endorsement of the directors.
~ Is now the indication that not only
win " this system have the outlet to the
scitc coast over the Union Pacific lines
', S"'ch Will be furnished by it's control OF
tn tne kIo Grande Western, but it will
NAV ,aVe southerly outlet TO the coast over
Fhe Nontern Pacific lines.
MI Russell Sage announced last night
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Sharpers are PinChed
Cornered They Own Up.

KANSAS CRY, April 26-stephen
Weltmer and Jos. Kelly OF the Weltmer
institute for magnetic healing at Nevada
who gave "Absent treatment" made
thousands OF dollars out OF credulous
dupes have pleaded guilty OF using the
mails to defraud and have been SEN
fenced to fine Of 1880 apiece.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
BrOnChO Kicked
HerriCk'S Hat Off.

The Fairbank correspondent OF the
Tombstone Prospector says;
Yesterday while Fl. c. Herrick was
leading a couple of broncho horses,
one tied at each end of lariat they got
tangled up and moving like chain
tightening, got into terrible mix-up
and while Herrick was trying TO sort
himself out, one of the animals kicked
his hat off, lightly grazing the top of
his head.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
To Seize Empress
Was the Scheme.

PARIS, April 28.-The Gaulois af-
firms that General Railloud and Col.
Marchand sometime ago planned to
seize the Chinese empress and court.
The Diplomats however opposed the
scheme and ii fell through.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Chinese Hints
That are Vain.

PEKIN, April 26.-The Chinese regu.
lars who have retired beyond the great
wall have reappeared at another point
within the international survey. Strong
representations have been made to the
Chinese plenipotentiaries in regard to
the necessity for immidiate retirement.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Ludlow Is Sick
Must Come Home.

MANILA, April 26.-owing to illness
the appointment of Brigadier General
VIM. Ludlow as military governor of the
Nisayas has been revoked. General
Ludlow is dangerously sick with tuber-
culosis and will return to the United
States on the first transport.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Burglars Take Away
$4,000 Inn Gold from a Saloon.

ANACONDA Mont O
ger carly this smoning .@8@5
tsands
The saloon closed hour
loo
They rolled out spond safe and loaded
with
ldrsth$ mgoh
in p o he heve bu there indications
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

WITH / eye open, sometimes 2, from
xxx bowl Of coup down the line with
IA courses, ice cream included anything
in the meat line, especially the X. City
choice meats and homemade pastry.
Everything fully up-to.date. You get it
at THE BREAKER and THE BREAK
Err only. Don't forget our regular din
ner, to Z 80 p. m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

John Hansen has been month get
ting ready for the grand opening of the
Concordia Gardens and hotel on Sunday
afternoon and evening. 1t will be a
pleasurable affair that the citizens will
remember for many long day, as Mr..
Hansen's ideas of business does not
allow him to do things by halves and he
is credited with being about to outdo
his own efforts.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Awful Calamity at the
Capital Of Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, KY, April 26-By this morning eighty
bodies recovered from the chemical works
near Gresham but still many ar missing
More than injured burst out
with renewed violence and exploded causing
panic which many searche the ruins amped
foot and injured.
After this order villagers vacae their homes
in the vicinity.
Even The fmen saagers soldiers Iethe scene aud aroad
service to Gresham suspended acount o daneer sN
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

The feature OF the season, thr sspfrsfug
OF John Hansen's fine Concordia Gardens
and hotel on Sunday afternoon and even
ing. Everybody will be there. A band
OF music in the elegant gardens will be
chief attraction, and general all around
good time will be the verdict of the
pueste
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YORK, April 28.- Bar silver, 59s4 +;
Glls.
CoPrER-Copper, II; brokers, II; ex.
change and casting, 1885.
LEAD-Lead dull; brokers, 400; OK.
change 1917.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

EASTERN SQUIRRELS" and
Frog Saddles" THE BREAKER has
them. No one else has the nerve to get
them, except THE BREAKER.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

Carriages can enter John Hansen's
Concordia Gardens for the opening on
Sunday afternoon and evening; which
is to be an affair attended with pleasure
and profit.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

DlNNER.-That Sunday dinner at
TIE BREAKER will by far surpass any
dinner served in the city time, 5 to 7 80
p H.: price, SOC.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

FAMILIEs-We are most specially
nsted to accomodate you for ! dinner
that cannot be equalled in the city. b ~
7;30 p. N. THE BREAKER and THE
BREAKER only. !. 81 s
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26
Alb! Ha! the Shah
Is Under Weather

TEHERAS, Apr. 28.-The Shah OF Per-
sia is dangerously i'll.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-26

John F. Hansen's Opening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
SENATOR ELDaIoeE cENsuRgD.
Evidence Was Not Sufficient TO Warrant
Expulsion.

Nashville. Tenn. April %. senate
tonight declared the evidence against SEN
ator w. H. Eldrldge Of shelby csunty m
his trial before thai body on charges OF
bribery and accepting money IN connection
with the rDce for assistant clerk of the
tuition censnrlng WAS adopted In eonnee-
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
Explained by General Betancourt, an
Influential Member.
THEY HAVE NOT POWER TO OPEN
Any Negotiations, but Are Gathering
Impressions.
THINKS THE ADMINISTRATION FRIENDLY
An Earnest Effort on Both Sides to Ar.
rive at a Conclusion Which Viii
Be Satisfactory.

Washington. April 26.--General Pedro
Bctancourt, one of the most influential
members Of the Cuban delegation, said to
an Associated Press reporter today III
should lac understood that we are here for
the purpose of studying the entire question
Of Relations between tho United States,
more particularly az presented by the
Platt Amendments, but 1t Is a mistake to
think that we have presented any PROPOSE
tion or that there * anything thus far be
You'd an effort to lcaru the views cuter,
talned by tue authorities here on the many
points involved and at the same time "a
convey 10 rhcm the views held by tho con.
Nrution which we are here TO represent.
We are not clothed vita any plenputen.
linlN powers ana can not present PROPOSE.
tnns which occur 10 us
Thus far think | can say for myself
aud my associates that the discussion has
produced an agreeable impression upon ~
" has shown II very oarnest effort ON hotl
Sides 20 deal with the subject In such u
spirit " fairness and honor As would reach
a conclusion satisfactory.
Your leading public n,cn greeted each
one of uH with assurances Of deep ffien1lv
aud personal interest IN the maintenance OF
ne most cordial rr0tious between cuba
and the United states II WINS made plain
10 Ms thar this concern was chiefly 10 tho
Interests of cuba The dignity, Intellect.
uality aud strength az charncicr rs well
distinguished men whom We thus Ind the
honor 70 meet have contributed 10 the
agreeable Impression we have obtained up
To this time"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
BOXERS AGAIN ACTIVE.
They Have Already Raided Three VI
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London April 26,-'fhe Reuter- Telegram
company has received the following from
Pekln' dated Yesterday
hand Of Boxers estimated at H. Il op
Grating twenty miles south Of Pao ting
Flu, 1t has raidea three villages within
week and threatens tn massacre the Chris.
tians in that vicinity, many Of whom hnyn
fed to Pan Ting Flu for refuge
In the Man ChenE district. northeast OF
Fac Ting Fin. nnothor strong bnnd Is com.
mcnrIng dcpreda,ions ana has opnorpcc1
It's intention To nttnck thc cItr Of Mnr
Chcng. where there Is INST of twnnt,
German so,dtcrs
poo Ting IN since tho +on., r,s mae
tlcnlIy denuded of troopq NV IN, ovnodttlor
- tho yrcat wolI ia not r,nttnc &C. o,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

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