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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
Ward 8.

NHE MANY FNIEND5 or MIR
Il IIhuard Schu'iz h'r, by nominate
him rs Il rarhidntc fer r"."lrctiOn as
Alderman from Ward 3. subject to the
D"mocrnti" pr im"rv election.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01
Ward 3.

MIR. X j. BROWN Is HEREBY
AVA. nOmiiIai',u a. Il candidate for
Alderman from Ward ;. subject to the
Democratic primary cleo
ton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-01

Take It all the year round--Palmotto
Liver Medicine. 10 cents at DR.. Van
Smiths Drug Store. 1v
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Ceaseless Vigil
With the Dead

WILLOWS, Cal. Nov n. An old
man and . young boy drove mp to ane
of the local livery stables on Tuesday
evening and asked 10 be allowed 10 rs-
main over night In the corral. The
fine appearance of their horses and
equipment arrested the attention OF the
liyeryman. and. while looking around
he noticed what apeared to be coffin
In the wagon When pressed for 1r
explanation. the old man said:
You see. we don't like 10 slesH
away from the wagon: my dead wife Ia
In there. My grandson and myself ART
on our way to kelseyyiile, Lake coun-
ty. Oregon. My wife has been dead
eighteen months. placed her In that
casket you see and kept her In the
house until we started for California
II has been In the wagon ever since
and am going to bury her In Kelsey
yiile.'
The two lonely travellers pitched
their camps. cooked their supper. and
then prepared to sleep: and to one
passing the silent camp the dyiLe
flames of the campfire throwing In
termittent flashes Of light on the wa
gon. the outlines OF the casket which
held the dead wife OF the sleeping mar
could be seen.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
WORK
OF
SECRET
AGENTS

WASHINGTON, -. G.. Nov. 27.-
The annual report OF Supervising spe'
cial Agent w. 8. Chance. OF the Trea'
snry Department for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1901. shows that tht
special agents have examined fifty-one
customs districts and independent
ports; have made numerous investi'
cations relating TO smuggling, Under
valuation, and other irregularities;
have made 128 seizures valued at $4s.-
a23. for violations of the customs. and
have caused the recovery ON account oi
attempted irregularities. OF about s45e,-
900.
II states that opium. Mexican drawn
work, clothing made by London tail
ors, horses, cattle, wool, drugs. and
other articles have been smnggled,
that important arrests In connection
Herewith have been made.
The report also announces that. after
full consideration ut the department
the collector of customs al New York
on March l. 1901. effected a reorgani-
gation os the method OF examining the
baggage of passengers arriving from
AUEOMHy ~ WHtsU ktDSn HhN&1snsbsf7~
had been discovered. and az result
the duties collected on such baggage
between March and july /. 1901. were
Ave times the amount collected from
the same source In the same months OF
1900.
The special agents give constant at
tenti0n Ia nnderyalnations, and the re-
port invites those who have knowledge
thereof to call the attention OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury thereto. A
change In the law relating 10 inform
ers' compensation and protecting such
informers from publicity, IL RECON-
cended Warehouses TO the number
of ninety-six and twenty-five trans
portation companies were bonded dur
ing the year through the special
agents division.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
The Railroad Combine
Seems Secure.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.--''The In
ter-State Commerce Commission can
take no steps against the consolidation
OF the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Railroads, even II Its men,
bers were so inclined said an expert
today. THE powers OF the commission
are NO restricted that II can begin no
action that would be effective.
There are two ways In which the
combination can be opposed. The first
and strongest IL by action by the Sta
tes which gave the combined roads
their charters, II some plan can be
formed whereby action can be taken,
based on the grounds that the roads
are operated by company chartered
In another State, there may be some
measure of success. although men who
have studied transportation and anti
combination problems here are none
too hopeful. There might be proce-
dure. also. under the sherman Anti
Trust law. Little confidence is placed
In that law here. and procedure would
be N likely 10 fail as TO win.
The only way the Federal authori-
ties could reach the combination would
be under the Sherman law. Solicitor
General Richards. OF the Department
OF Justice. who usually begins proseen-
tions for violations of the Antitrust
laws. has received no information re-
garding the combination. II In the duty
OF the United States District-Attorneys
In the States affected to notify him Of
any violations of the Antitrust law.
investigations are conduct
ed by the department without refer
enee 10 the District-Attorneys. but
none Ia In mind now
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
A Winning Ticket
Named by Democrats

The Democrats OF the city held q
rousing convention In the city hal
last evening In comparison with which
the Republican convention OF last Sat
urday night was tamo affair. Long
before the appointed time for calling
the convention to order the council
chamber was packed to suffoeatlon by
enthusiastic Democrats, All sections
OF the city were represented.
Promptly at $3.50 p. m. the conven-
tion was called TO order by Geo. r.
XII, chairman OF the city central com
mittee, Mr.. Kit was elected perma-
nent chairman by acclamation and
John T. Hughes pei manent secretary,
The flrst order OF business was the
appointing Of committee To draft
suitable resolutions, Chairman Kilt
appointed c. G. Wheeler. G. .. Rouse.
and NJ. q. Samaniego on this commit
tee and the convention took recess
until the committee reported. After a
short deliberation the committee pre-
scented resolutions to the convention
and they were unanimously adopted.
The next order OF business was the
selection OF counciiman-at-la large.
Hon. r. y. Ryan. In a short nominat-
ing speech, presented to the convention
the name OF Edward Hall. at present
representing the first ward In the city
council. Mr., A. NJ. Franklin placed
| In nomination the name Of Fred Ron
stadt. The nominations were closed
and the chairman appointed as tellers
G. RlnehRrt and A. NJ, Franklin, and Az
chailengers. George Doe and Richard
| Brady. The interest taken In this con-
test may be gathered from the fact that
number OF those present kept tally
as the taliers counted the votes aloud.
The candidates ran very close, the final
result being rs To ~ In favor OF MIR.
Hall. A prominent Democrat was
heard to say that his party always
put up q winning ticket when there
was contest at the primary,
For councilman from the first ward
the name OF Sam Y, Barkiey was pre-
sented by Judge Nat. Hawke. There be-
Ing no other nominations. on motion
OF L. NJ. Jacobs, Mr. Barkiey was nomi-
mated by acclamation, Mr.. Jacobs pre-
sented the name OF Geo. j. Roakruge
tuf CDHuAtiWhu iIUHI tus hSIoHu WAIu
and he was nominated by acciamation
on motion of A. M, Franklin.
II the enthusiastic turn out at the
convention last night forebodes any.
thing for the election ON December 9th
the Democrats will sweep the city
| electiHg aii three Of the nominees OF
last nights meeting, Democrats all
over the city seem to be pleased with
| the ticket and the general opinion IN
that II is winning one and much
| stronger than the ticket selected by the
Republican convention.
The platform adopted declared In
favor Of progressive city improve
inents, the extension Of the water
mains and sewer system and the re
moval of the wedge.
Mr.RoskruEe this evening notified
Chairman Kit that II would be i'm
possible for him to accept the nomina
tion. He says that he In much out o.
town In the line OF his business, ant
| that he anticipates being away much
more during the next year.
The city committee will probably
hold a meeting tonight and arrange tf
| iiil the vacancy.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
EoMlH HYsrERIClL
saw Plc.srICKIHG

CHICAGO. Nor. II "A peculiar cAHe
ii nersons hystesta is beiag treated al
tho ClaIcano roiyelinie by Dr. Hagb r.
PAtriek. - @
The patient is Mrs. Marie Becker,
who with her husband. came from Col
|Ura1o Il week aKo Last Monday eaey
staiaad she Stock Yards and we're es-
eorted through one OF the packing
houses. Mrs, fserker seemed hcrrtf.ed
lat Nhesstxht. and when tfsey reached
the place nhesc h1ks were being killed
she collapsed, crying and screaming. In
her husbands arms.
She was at onoe brought bark to the
Iraty In eab aHa taken 10 the hospi.
tai The case has 10 far baisied the
skin OF the physicians.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
MRS.
HOOK
BOUGHT
POISON

MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.~-Carro Gord0
Hooks. member OF local book nrm.
died Oct II and the body had not been
embafmed before II was rumored that
he had been poisoned. The phyef-
clans certificate gave gastritis aa the
cause Of death. The widow, Mrs.
Hooks. was TO have appeared today De~
fore the Grand Jury which is inveati+
eating the case. Her counsel obtected.
and the Judge held that. ~ an accused
person could not be forced To 30 before
the Grand Jury. he would not cOrnpel
her to appear where she was chArEed
with murder. The Grand Jury then
adjourned until Friday, the one ballot
having been III for an indictment to =
against.
Mrs. Hooks waa formerly Mrs. w. II.
Atkinson. Before her marriage 70 At
kins0n she was Miss George Emma
Asheraft. of this city. She became the
possessor of an estate Of $SN. 600, 5oislt~
iy with her son. upon the death OF Nr.
Atkinson. Oct. "a, 1893. He died OF
stomach trouble. Their son, Harry At
kinson. was almost twenty-one yeAgN
OF age when he died suddenly On Oct.
y 1927 tSF lMAAs1A SA1tAVV AAP tsSNAst :
ance. payable to his mother. and this
gave her an estate Of tS0.000.
On June 6. 1900. Mrs. Atkinson mar
ried Caro- Gordo Hooka, who led
come here fros Misstssippi WORKING
as a street-ear conductor and then -
a policeman. Prior 10 her marriage
she gave him $4,000 In money and 9z7. 3
In securities
Following his death the rumor6 b.
came 50 persistent that on Oct. n. Mn
body was exhumed and Dr. KrAnm6, IN
eminent chemist. reported two weekA
later that ground glass and arsenic
far In excess Of that which entered
through the embalning process ~esn
found The testimony before the GCrO-
ser's jury and Grand Jury have shown
the purchase Of three and One-hAlf
ounces of arsenic. and that Mrs HC,kn
gave her husband practically MI Of
his medicine Ne left a win bNqneath-
Ing all his property to her, save 3s0a
to his own relatives
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
The Street Inquiry
Concluded Today

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--The ex-
animation of Webster Street. chief JUS
tice OF Arizona, who In accused OF
accepting bribes In his judicial capa-
city. and who has been under investi.
CATION at the Department of Justice
during the past three days, was con-
ciuded today.
The examination was conducted by
Attorney General Knox and Assistant
Attorney General Hoyt. and there were
ten witnesses examined.
The inquiry was conducted with
strict secrecy and no statement has
been given out az TO the result OF tho
investigation. Tho attorney general
will report his conclusions To the Pres
ident within few days.
II In the opinion OF officials Of the
Department that Judge Street will be
removed from once
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
IrrEMPT TO BURN
BOP At TRE STAKE.

wILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. 81
Thirteen year-oId william Hicks. OF
carbondaie. was tied TO d post, wood
was piled about him and lighted by
two vicious Iads on Tuesday The
culrpits then decamped by fortunate
change OF the wind he escaped \ hor-
ribie death. the flames being extin
guighed. The eniprits were Arthur
Young, well known 10 the police, and
another whose name is not revealed.
Hicks caught the boys stealing a
pig. and To vet him ont Of the way they
devised death at the stake for him.
After the blaze Was out Hicks re-
manned tied To the post eou.ie Of
hours before he was rescued. founE
was arraigned and confessed. but will
not tell who hts companion was.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
CABINET RUHORS
THERE WILL BE CHANGES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--Rumors
OF Cabinet changes continue with no
apparent foundation further than the
natural and general inference that the
President 10 bound to reorganixe his
ofiicial family 10 M TO get men around
him In thorough sympafhy with his
purposes and personal ambitions.
The Invitation 10 the present Cabi-
net to remain during the balance OF
the Administration was well under
stood In well Informed circles TO mean
nothing more than q move on the part
OF the President to guard against any
disturbance in the financial world
The belief now ID that within the next
six months Hay, Gage. Long. Smith
and Hitchcock win no out Root will
become Secretary OF State and the
portfolios OF War. Navy. Treasury and
postoiiice will be filled by the Pres
idcnt's personal and political friends.
Knox, In the Department OF Justice.
Is thoroughly satisfactory to the Pres
ident and 10 Ia Wilson In the Agrieult-
ural Department.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS.

The teachers continued their inter
esting meetings today. This mornings
session Of the Institute was opened BY
q piano solo by Mis- Elsie Zellweger
Prof. Forbes. who was 10 have read q
paper on THE Object OF Science Teach
ing was expected to arrive from the
East last night bnt he did not get here
and his place was ably filled by Prof
W. w. Skinner who read nm interesting
paper Prof. Forbes will appear on the
program Friday IL he arrives by thai
time.
The next number on the program
was u paper on Out Door Obserya.
ton" by Prof J. j. Thornber of the
University. The discussion on this
subject was led by Mrs. Al. M. Guild
Hon. w. r. Cooper sang solo and
Prof. Thornber read paper on "fsx.
periments In Science" This was dis
eussed by Prot w. w. Skinner. Claude
smallwood. principal OF the Bisbes
schools followed with q paper on ma
tnre Study
Pref. r. Yale Adams of the uniyer'
sity Invited all OF the teachers 10 at
tend the annual meeting OF the Terri.
torial Teachers Association 10 be held
at Prescott in December.
The teachers transacted . great daal
of business nj the afternoon session
yesterday II was moved and carried
that an auditing committee be appoint.
ed and Chairman Angus selected ths
following persons: w A. 0'coBnor
Mas burgess. ], II. Mitchell and r. III
Walker On motlon OF Prof. y. NJ
Woodward II was carried that the ehaii
appoint committee. OF which ths
chair should I've one. tn reseise siiggeS
tions Tn regard to change next SUM
nisr In the Territorial text books. and
change In the Territorial course oi
study and also % carefully eonsideI
aud formulate the sane and to Goac-
crate In the ma.,er with the Joini
County Institute and Territorial Teach
ers' Association which meata a. prsA'
colt in December. and finally 10 regtygl
| In the matter to the Territorial board
of Education
Prof Angus appointed on this com
mlttee Prof NJ a. Woodward. w. A
O'Counor. G. SmaIiwood. r. H. Walker
A. II. Nichols, Anne Rodgers. and l.
C. Herr On motion of Mr.. Stewart
IL was carried that a committee be ap
pointed 10 draft resolutions expressing
the appreciation Of the Institution Il
those assisting 10 the program. Tn
following were appointed. A. J. o'con
nor. ], m, Gaines, Lillian Reid aud X
W. Stewart.
The committee on revision Of text
books and course of study were order
ed to meet after the session this after
noon. Any teacher who had sugEes
tions TO make Was asked TO sslbm,
them 10 the COMMITTEES.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
WHERE
TRUSTS
ARE
BOSSED

AUSTIN. Texas, Nov. 27.-~Ths pro-
secution OF seven Texas brewing COM
panies and three foreign companies by
Atty. Gen. Bell OF violation OF this
States antitrust Jaw resulted today In an
agreement whereby the defendant COM
panies agree to confess Judgment in
the sum OF 97.600 In penalties to the
State. Each OF the domestic concerns
confess TO 81 800 and forfeiture of their
respective charters. The Anheuser-
Bush Brewing Company. the w. j.
Lemps Brewing Company OF st. Louis.
and the pabst Brewing Company OF
Milwaukee. agree 70 pay $4,000 each
In penalties. Their permits 10 do buBi-
ness In Texas are also forfeited.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Let Trains Pass
And Resume the Fight

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--Secretary
Long today received the following
telegram from Captain Perry OF the
Iowa.
Panama. Secretary OF Navy, Wash
ington. ID. c.: There Is stubborn fight
ing between the contending forces In
and near San Pablo.
Trains are delayed.
The situation requires prudence and
patience.
There will probably be fighting today
near Catun.
Have secured assurances that firms
will cease while trains are passing.
Forty wounded Colombians were
brought In on the trains last night. All
are cared for by DR.. Kindleberger "
PERRY"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
POOR
OLD
DA We
FREE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. IA
sueciaI TO the Star from Medicine
lodge says: David X. Nation was to-
day granted q divorce from his wife
Mira Carrie Nation the Joint smash
er."
The court exoncrated Mrs. Nation
from the charge OF cruelty to her hus-
hand and divided the property.
The Medicine Lodge home will 30
10 Mr.. Nation and the outlying prop
erty 10 his w.se.
In reply 10 questions OF the court
Mrs. Nation said the reason sne fought
the nroccedings was that abe wished
IN continue her share Of the pension
money drawn by her husband.
Mr.. Nation In support OF the petition
for divorce cited letter from hts wife
In which she denounced him as I
"bell-bound hypocrite.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
The Wants Of Alaska
Tersely Set Forth

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27--The wants
of Alaska as summarized In the recon.
mendations made In the annual repor,
of Governor Brady are the extension
to Alaska OF all the federal land laws
survey Of lands for immediate settle
ment, n delegate In Congress without
Territorial organization. a cable be-
tween Alaska and the United States
representation at the Louisiana par-
chase exposition. an" the appointment
of q Commissioner OF Mining.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
PUPILS CUT TEICHEn
4 MISSOURI HClDEI1.

SAVANNAH. Mo-. Noy. 2T--A rs,G-
ting scrape took place Il the HadIcni
School house In this county, fOurtoon
miles north OF this city, Abont = Oseiort
this morning.
Luther Montgomery, the ten1i1ee,
aged about thirty Ave years, nnderto0ig
TO correct q son of nd Bedford, wlsen
he was attacked by the young MIN ma
his brother and two MONS ~ Th6od0re
Miller. with knivea and Il1nes eshofa
Montgomery right. arm - neaxjy
severed from his body and he ~.
badly cut across the chest and oft1f
portions of the body.
Sheriff Holcomb was notified. md te
and Prosecuting Attorney f. w. Hso-
her left at once for the seene. Tho1
arrived here at noon with the TINT
boys. who were placed under b0nA ~
$s, 900 each.
Montgomery. although aaNerAly
wounded. 10 not regarded by his pI1yet.
clans as being In immthent dannef.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
The Michigan Horror
More Bodies Found

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 2T--When day
broke today q great force OF men were
still deiving In the ruins Of the PEN
berthy Injector Company's plant
which was wrecked yesterday by a
boiler explosion.
During the early morning two OF
the injured died making the total
number OF deaths 2g.
The officers of the company announc-
cd this morning that 1g OF their men
we're still unacc0unted for.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Terry Wise Judge
Aad His Sentence

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. 27.--GeorEe
Galloway was today sentenced by po-
lice Jadgc Kennedy 10 he frouncea by
his wife
Galloway was charged with intoxiea-
ti0n, and Mrs. Galloway was In court
She said she would forgive her hus-
hand.
III youii promise to take broom
stick" said the Judge. and give him
what he deserves. when you get home,
TN discharge him"
I'm do II u you say 10. Judge"
"Ail right Make q good Job Of it
Go home with your wife. Galloway. =
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Keeps a Pledge
To Take a Life.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov. "a Word
comes from Lower California of anoth-
or crime to be added to the long Hist
of those charged up to Pete Morales,
the outlaw who Ia wanted on both
sides OF the boundary. After the at
tempts to capture Morales eight or ten
months ago. he repeatedly sent word
to I4eardo Fierror. the District Judge
al Alamo, that he would XIII him. 50
hard pressed was Morales In that u 'r"
suit that he had to ahandon bis horse
and saddle and Judge Fierror coEIis-
Gated them.
Last week Morales concluded that
he wanted nie horse He left his home
at the line on Tuesday and was back
Friday with the horse and saddle.
When he appeared at the home Of
Judge Flerror the latter sent In a call
for the guard. When II was answered
the guard found the official dead and
Morales riding out OF the camp on
HIS way TO the border line.
n.~t. n.a~uss Wheraf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Police Captain Fined
Neglect of Duty

ALBANY. N, ". Nov. 27.~~Captaln
Of Police Thomas J. Diamond of New
York tried here ON change of venue
from New York county today pleaded
guilty on a charge Of neglect OF duty
In having failed To suppress disorderly
houses In his precinct. He was sen.
fenced to pay fine OF si.0tso or be i'm
prisoned In Albany County pcniten-
tiary for one year. The fne was paid
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

The California Market. Scott and
Congress streets. has received carload
OF fresh fruits. produce, turkeys, ducks
chickens. geese. live and dressed. fish
oysters. Holsters. In fact everything In
the eating line TO make u grand
Thanksgiving Dinner. fricea cheaper
thaa ever.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
SAN xlTiER HOTEL.
-~--.--.-----
Thannssins Dinnsr.

Manhattan Cocktail
Conaomme Royaie Chicken ala nhein
Celery Green Olives
Fresh Guaymas Oysters
Boiled westphaiia Ham
Champaigfl Sauce
Supreme OF Sweet Breada
aux Champlgnons
pinfapple Frftters
Roast Kansas Turkey
Stuffed with rkhnch Chestnuts
Roast Shielding Pig. Apple Sauce
Steamed and Mashed Potatoes
Asparagus baked Sweet Potatoes
New England Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie Hard Sauce
Banana lee Cream
Assorted Caka
Nuts and Raisins Coffee
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
shE cHI.pREN,s FRIENp.

For coughs. creap. bronchitis. grip and
osher winter complaints One Minute
Cough Cure nsyer falls. Pleasant TO
the Taste AMI perfectly safe. G. n.
George. Winchs ster, Ky: Our little
girl was ATTACHED with Group ono night
ard ~, hoarse Fhe could hardly speak.
We gave her few doses Of One Min
ute Cough Curn. II rnlieyed her Inn
f,1ediately. When she Awoke next
morning she had no signs Of hoarse-
ness or Group"
On aaIe at Be,ss Pharmacy. 70 ".
Church street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
A Little Victory
For the British.

LONDON. Nov. 27-~l4ord Kitchener
In u dispatch from Pretoria dated to-
day reports that General Knox had
captured 3e members of Buys com
mand who escaped after the recent
lighsiag The prisoners include Com
mandant Jouhert who IL wounded and
Field Cornets wolmarans and Died
rtcha
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Visiting teachers. Eiks and tho pub.
lie In general are cordially invited 10
have their eyes tested free, by the lat
est Improved methods. DIR. III. Al. Echeil
Rooms Z and 8 Century Block, Church
aud Congress streets, upstairs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
A PHYSICIAN TEsT7rTII|

Il have taken Ko6oi Iysp q n
and never used anythin8 1 Y
the good that siid.' naya Co&n11 H.
clan Geo. Nv. EerCgsx, xfn1I ~
As q physician I hAsl < n
with the best results n II 4!
mains undigos.cd Ii 36 %
decays To pfsvent
meant starvation. z
Cure digests what yo1l = r &
tion. \ q IA
On sale at DsllsM ku1 - / q &
Church street. a3 5s
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
James nalcom CleaYeS
Crosses the Divide.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.--James
Malcom Gieaves. United States Sur
yeyor-Generai of California, died today
OF appendicitis.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Special discomnts to Waiting teachers
on eye glasses, microscopes, field
glasses, etc. Eyes tested free. Scheil's
optical parlors, Rooms Z and 8 Century
Block.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
Glen SrUDEBLKER
THE DIG WAGON IAN.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov 27.--Clem.
ent Stndebaker Of the nrm OF Studeba.
ker Bros died today after severe III.
ness