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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
To The Tax PAYERS

ors of the city of Barre will meet in the
Assessors Roo MS 10 the City Hall in said
city of Barre on the 1st day Of June, A. D.
1901, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon for the
purpose Of hearing such person. as feel
aggreved by apparisals of said Assessors
or any Of their acts relating to the making
of the Grand List for the city OF Barre for
the year 1901
Dated at the city Of Barre this Goth day
Of May, 1871.
ARTHUR S. MARTIN
G. NJ HALL
E. F. SMITH
Assessors of the city Of Barre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
COUNTERFEIT ART.
Americans Are Easily Swfndled ON
Pictures by "Old Masters"

Americans Are Easily Swtndled ON
Pictures by "Old Masters.'
There will doubtless never come a
time in the history Of the art world
when the discovery of "old masters"
will cease. cetainly not as long as
American picture buyers possess the
almighty dollar and are willing to be
swindled.
Nearly every week in New York for
the last year there have been auction
sales of rare old masters" Some OF
them are rare. indeed; one that was
shown at the Macbeth gallery and also
in Detroit some time ago. supposed to
be study of an old man by Rubens,
the left hand of which was nearly
twice the size of it's mate, and the term
rare" did certainly apply very aptly
to the flesh tints.
Do people ever stop to think how
many of these "old masters" there are
in existence? Any one may have an
'old MASTER these days who has the
"price to pay the dealer to find one or
20 abroad and get one made" There
are many artists in Paris and else
where who make good living, or
what they consider good living, copy
ing ''old masters" in the various gal
leries to sell to dealers for little or
nothing, and they in turn bring them
to America and clear hundreds by sell
ing them to some moneyed art lover
who in some cases is doubtless in the
possession Of more money than judg-
ment in art matters.
One well known New York art col
lector some time ago paid a large sum
for certain painting that an enter
prising dealer had discovered" and
who represented it to him as very rare
and the only one in existence. The
same gentleman while on recent tour
through Spain was shown the original
painting upon the walls of certain
monastery. the sequel Of the story
does not say what he did with the
dealer. If there be hereafter for these
discoveries of "old masters" their con-
sciences, which seem very elastic, will
have to do a deal Of rubbering to get
back to the required shape to fit them
for their celestial abiding places or to
meet the frowns of the shades Of de-
parted masters themselves.-DetrOit
News Tribune.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
CITY NEWS.

w. P. Durkee is painting w. F.
Shepard's residence on Prospect st.
John Buchanan and wife left yester-
day for Robinson, =. @.
Regular meeting OF the r. G. l. p.
A. Thursday evening. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sprague of East
Brook6eld visited in the city today.
VIM. Dawson of Hardwick is visit
ing here for few days.
The Vermont Academy base ball
team arrived this morning and Is
playing against the Goddard team
this afternoon.
Union No. 40, carpenters and join.
ers. There will be special meeting
at 1870 this evening. All members
are requested TO be present j. p.
Barnes, r. S.
The Barre Flremens Club will hold
a meeting this evening.
Regular meeting of the S. L P. at
the Granite street hail at 1870 tomOr.
row evening.
The Central Vermont r. r. will
sell special round trip tickets good
going May 30 and returning May 81,
for fare and one-third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eastman re-
turned last night from an over Sun
day visit In Burlington.
Miss Edith Murdoch of St. Adams
is visiting Mrs. Peter Brean.
DR.. and Mrs. H. o. Worthen left
this noon for weeks visit In differ
ent Massachusetts, towns.
Charles Riebold of New York who
has been visiting his brother.in.law,
A. Hecker, left this noon for Bellows
Falls. From there he goes to New
York.
Miss Mary Kingston left this noon
for Northheld.
The burial OF the late Fannie M4r-
chant this afternoon is delayed until
the arrival Of a sister, Miss Christina,
from Boston. She is expected to ar
rive on the 4l0 train.
Wells & LamSon have the contrac tfor
large and costly granite mausoleum
in which will rest the remains OF the
late vice president of the United
States the Hon. Garrett A. HOBART.
Rev. Brian G. Roberts offered prizes
to the pupils of Grade vi, Spaulding,
for the two best compositions. the
prizes were won by Ethel Spear and
unnnroh1n
was given to the work OF Eva Peaslee
and Velma Melcher.
Carroll Green who has been visiting
relatives here for a couple Of weeks
returned to Burlington last night.
He goes to Montreal to work soon.
Homer Fuller and Walter LaBelle
returned last night from fishing
trip to Grand Isle. They caught
cold.
James Common and Clarence Nourse
are at Greensboro.
George Robinson returned to Rich
mond yesterday.
Contractor Z. L Bugbee is in Mont
pelier this afternoon to act With Will
Jackson OF that place appraiSlng some
carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs Angelo Scampini and
children left this noon for a'ShOrt visit
in Quincy Mass.
A. w. Allen returned this morning
from a business trip to Burlington
Luther Lord Of Orange who was in
the Philippines with the Goth regi-
ment arrived in the city t. day en- route
Tor his home.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
CANTEEN LAW
Continued from page /

it is the worst change we have had
to contend with since l entered the
army, and / feel confident from the
complete failure OF the plan every
where that it will be changed back to
the old way as soon as 1t can possibly
be DONE"
The number of assertions has in
creased since the cant was abolish
ed. The court-martial has been call
ed five times already this year for
these two companies, against three
times for the entire regiment for all
OF the preceding year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
WILL REMAIN

BY SPECIAL request, Queen Olga's
Camp OF Palmists will remain at "a
No. Nam street for day or two long
er. Madame Beaumont the famous
palmist and clairvoyant from Wash
ington, D. G. arrived to-day, she was
born with veil and can tell your
very thoughts at glance. Do not
fail to see this celebrated woman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
BRITISH CASUALTIES.

London, May 2l.-A parliamentary
paper just issued shows the total of
British troopsi in South Africa May |,
to be 240, 4l6. The total deaths were
l4,97S and the wounded II POO In
the hospital April Is there were 49,
1877.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
@, A. r. ENCAMPMENT.

Burlington, May PA general Or
der has been is ued calling the 34th
annual etcampmanJ of the G. A. r.
OF Vermont for June l91h. at the city
hall in this city. The members of the
18th are to give boat ride.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
PARK PROJECT DEFEATED.

Burlington, May 2l.-The scheme
which contemplated the purchase Of
Oak Ledge from Dr.. w. Seward Webb
for public park met with overwhelm-
ing defeat at city meeting held last
night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
BARRE CITY DIRECTORY.

L. P. Waite & Co, directory pub
fishers, have commenced canvaSSing
for the city directory. which will in
clude East and South Barre: also Gran
iteville The canvass will be thorough
and accurate.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
IDA BONNIE HELD

Washington, May 2l.-Mrs. Lo'a
Ida Bonnie, charged with the murd-
er Of James S. Ayers, today was held
By the coroners jury for the action OF
the grand jury.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
RAIN AND COLDER

Boston, May 2l.-Maine and Yer
mont, fair tonight. Wednesday, rain
and colder. Remainder OF New Eng
land, cloudy tonight. Wednesd ay,
rain with lower temperature. Vari-
able winds becoming fresh northeast.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
GEN. PORTER DEAD

ia New York, May 2l.-Gen. Fitz
John Porter who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks at his home in Morristowp,
N. j., died this morning. He had
been suffering with chronic diabetes
and death has ben expected for sew
eral days. Porter was eighty years
old,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
CARDS ARE OUT.

. Montpelier, May 2l.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage Of Ned Alex
ander and Mrs. Lillian Abbott Rogers
to take place the first week in June.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
VERMONT PENSION.

Washington, May 21.-A Vermont
pension announced is: ~
Increase, Edward Curran, Center
Rutland $40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
Mems White Shirts

A large and varied assortment
OF White and Dress Shirts are to
be found in our Shirt Depart.
ment in the best qualities at
popular prices. 80 cents to Sl.0o
each.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
All Linen Collars

There is no one that wants
cotton collars when they ask for
linen. This is what is generally
offered for sale, because there is
more profit on them. We guar.
antee our Collars to be all Linen
and at no higher price than the
cotton. Is cents each or two
for 20 cents
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21

OeWtttNS Witch Hazel t,-..--
G0eoo PlIAG. Scnl1A, eanrnA
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21

Now l will rrusr no more,
Old King Credits kicked the. buceSt
/ might have wealth galore ansa
If others hadn't took it.
Now | owe the people
And the people owe me,
All would be we'll J
II people do as they agree,
So IN pay the people
When the people pay me.
]. T, CAlLA6HkN BARRE BAKERY. !
New Bread. Rolls and Buns fresh every ds0
Cakes, Cookies and Confectionery. Parties
and Weddings supplied.3I 341 North Main 81.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Church and State
In Old Keatacky.

FsAsxspar. KY, July iB--Ths hasss.
Ing II . nagrs Bapsist Church nexs
docr b. ths ssxatise spAasson msy caase
the rssno~sl II she cspssai III Kensneky
from Fnxnkfors b Iaaisvliss o. I.sxing-
ton. Loaixsiils snd Lezinstoa are eAeh
anxioas fo be- capssAi. hmt nos ansii II
wss announced thai the negro nApssss
was 10 be- next-8oor nesxhbors % Gov.
Beekham was there . cAaace for eithss.
Bcekham ehieess to the ehurch and IL
10 sasd that u tAe aeereaa insisf pn be-
ing his nesghhsss hs will secemm msnd
mcving the eapssai. CcHstataes have
served legal noxice ca The Governor
shosiag that the trustees paschaaed the
the property sor the rurppse os huisding
ehaFsh.
The City Coascsl has released b
grant the permss te bald bat The trus-
tees any they cannos be restrained, hav.
ing pa sso, 900 ior the lot.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
ANOTHER MINING
DEAL CONSUMNIATED.
PROPERTY IN ALTAR CHANGEsOWNERS

As has been stated in these columns
all mining sales in Southern Arizona
and sonora are perfected In Tucson.
The mines may be many miles distant
from the metropolis Of the treasure
Territory, bat the big sales are consum-
mated at the center of southwestern
mining observation-disclosures.
Scarcely day passes that The Citizen
does not chronicle mining sale. Some,
OF course, are apparently insigni6cantto TO
those who cannot comprehend the mag
nItnde Of our mining interests-para-
mount To all others. The interest OF
one ia the concern OF all.
Following this idea Of giving the news
10 the public, this paper mentioned
several days since the arrival In Tucson
cf Mr.. Artbur Cordissr sad Rohest
Mitchell oi Jerome. They were here in
quest Of mines-c copper mines--and
The Citizen takes pleasure In stating
they have been snceessful in their
search for the brown metal.
They did moi pusebase in Pima coanty
or in Arizona. bu, tonnd some saIusble
properties i'm the Altar district, In Sono-
ra. and saessrS MeuFer and Rilsby OF
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
saaia Cruz Experts
Investigating The offices

The board u supervisors hare ap-
poiased Mr.. y. d. George o4sciAi ex-
psSt 10 make an examination of all the
oiIsciAl transactions of sania Crus eoan-
~ sincs iss Organization ; and The rensie-
msa teok the oath II oafice md entered
upon bis daties, sAking up irst the
alleged d1iaieAsioms d ex-shesilI Bred
rick. The Iaves4igasion of the aheriss's
oiiIes oonp,sted Mr.. George will in tnra
Investigate I'll TN rest d she cfilces--
The treasuFvr, scbooi superintendent.
psohate Judge, clark d she board d So
pssvisoss. &c. prspasing md present
ing TIM grand Iusy, nsxt wesk. fall re-
ports 81 ths opsratioa q those ofsiees.
allegations of fands psrpetrsted there.
IN. -. Tia instsucxioas II The psesent
board 10 MI. George assto 70 Into every.
thing thoroughly and report his fnd.
inss 70 The grand Jury. Mr.. George vii
eonacisntloasiy folios the instrucsion
gissn and The result 81 bis investira.
lion Will ssstls finally and forever sey.
ssal mcotsd aaeatioas III eonnty afsairs
--Eosalsa Oesia. 8
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Senate Page Killed
By His Daring Dire.

New Msssagb. Coan,. Jaay is--shel.
asn Edwards. of Roxhagy, . Fsage sn
she Eassea States ssas.s. sss..ss..s :syssg
to divs 10 the hpston u Lake .wssa-
rnang was dsawaed yesterday sithin
sight Il thirty ressdenss ef Roxhusy.
sith whem he aas speeding the iay nj
the lake. John whiteheaa, "a Wasting
som his eomYAnSaB, made saiisat III.
seaspa 10 resess Eavanas apA nearly
lost his lille.
The two yossg aaea ~sns cot In y
isoas together shile on the sAose The
pEcnsckess sers eaSeying themselves.
Reaching deep sgns iii alss iake wisNh
ID known ~ s.botsomlesa." !" Edxards
sived from the boat and after some
time reappearcd.
"t did mot reach bottom. bat I'm
going 10 trs again. 2 sAid Edwards, and
he leaped q sccoaa time from the boat.
u was full minute before he casne up,
and be seemed TO Be In dissresa.
81 cannos sxim''' be shoassd ta
whitehead. and sank frcEn sight
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
TAKE THE FIELD
Pennsylvania Women Be.
come LctiVe Agri-
culturists.
--~-
PREFER TIE FIELD
TO FACTORY.
Tls Hsa Will Not York the Farms
Prsisrring the Hills. and the
Henea Handle The PIoW and the
Hoe. Oae Hsnaa's Feat.

GRAaos. Pa. July i6.--An unusual
condition offsrm life has presented it.
sell In Western Pennsyisania. and it is
d common sight 70 sae white woman
Iaboring like sqnaws In the Geids. aud
they prefer IL rather than working in
factories with their dust and dirt and
rastis ei machinery.
Woman and girls not only 20 out and
dig potatoes on their own patches Of
Land, hat they are hiring ont In great
nnmbers 70 do iarsa work for others.
There h famine Of men inbossrs Tor
she iarns. and. rnless TIN woman did
tho work, the crops ecuid not be planted
Or harvested. 4 woman At tbs Bethel
farm has inst completed tho plowing Of
an eighty acre Hold sioss.
Despite the heroic efsosts 81 the
Eoaan. the iassseFs will lose thousands
ef haaiess el grain becasase rnst has gos
Into Il. and II cannot be harvested b..
eaase az the hessy raias which hare
nsAde ths Rroasd tee sott 10 psvmit The
mo Vi naehiassy. Ths scarcity a sssm
iAbnfefs II doe 10 tlse fart that The iroa
and ssesI miils offered The men better
Maxas. While the woaen eo 10 the
farms. the factories Are inpostins
wonen 10 wofk in thesn. sad sosas have
been olssSed 10 Gloss de~a. NemAn
make better wages ON The fsrms,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Oracle News Notes
CroHds Come and Go.

oxaeIs, Aris., jaiy iS.--MF. %. W..
Fensen hiss gone 70 Reaiands. Cal. fos
q tsw days oa business.
Mr.. n. n. Blackwell of New Yosk
City 10 hsse 70 spend the sammer as
Dodge's Afcsdia ranch.
Ms. Marray n. Meore oG San Jose.
who bas hsen as The Meantain NEew
hotes for sszss time. has gone 10 Hsn-
alng Calaiornia.
Mr. snd Mss. stassi Eayiass setsrnssl
b Tscsoa On Monday, after . pieassns
wesk d stay ii ths naylsss raneh.
Mr. Coo. r. Mets a Camp Cosdoa ~
tsrned 10 his hossel ID Bsooklya. n, r.,
fos short rssl with bid family.
sliss ]. a. r0cscs. tslss EntA Bsown.
Mira. @. n. Tsysos and Mss. =. a. John-
sea sii Vi Tensoa are nsw cospsrs III the
Arcaaia ranch.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Boys Perilous Feat
While Asleep.

NKw YeRx, July l6-Arthnr Van Hou-
ten years old climbed from the second
sbory window of his home No. 2f5 LAfa-
yette Street, Newark, last night. dropped
at arms length until hin toes touched the
coping Of the first-story window and
thus hung suspended until his mother
nearly frantic with terror. drew him
back into the house. When he was
awakened by her joyful earesses be
opened his eyes wide In wonder at what
all the fuss was about.
MIRA. Van Houten went to store al
g o'clock and left the lad sound asleep
In his cot in a bedroom on the second
floor.
Robert Jeroleman saw the little iel-
low, clad In his night dress, climb out
OF the open window and lower himself
boldly until his feet touched tbs coping
OF the window below, Jeroleman
thought the child awake aud shouted
to him TO hold on.
Firemen of No. 4 Hook and Ladder,
whose quarters are across the street,
saw the white-robed figure clinging TO
the sill. Firemen Spillane and Wagner
dashed across the street and prepared
to catch the boy. Some OF their com.
panions hurried to bring ladder.
Meantime Mrs. Van Houteu was sum.
moned. Unlocking the street door, sbe
rushed up the stairs. When the reach.
ed out OF the window Arthur was still
sound asleep in his perilous position.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Sharp Practice
An Estate Stolen.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 16.--Margaret
Cooke, aged and hopelessly blind. has
brought contest in the superior court
OF the viii Of her deceased son, Thomas
N. Cooke, asserting that he was induced
through undue influence to part with
his property. Cooke owned ranch In
the rich Sacramento river section, easily
worth tS 900. Some months ago. need
ing ready money, he borrowed $3.50 from
William H. Curry. well known resi-
dent Of Nord, Butte county, giving as
security m absolute deed TO his ranch.
Soon after an incurable disase with
which he was afflicted necessitated bis
departure for the dry climate Of Tucson,
AriEona.
II 10 alleged in the proceedings
brought yesterday that Garry followed
Cooke 10 Tucson. that he induced him
to return with him TO San Francisco
and there enter private hospital, and
that whils there and under the influence
of slF0ng drugs, Curry prevailed apon
him % make VIII In his favor, conGrm-
ing tho transfer Of his ranch and giving
him all be posssssed. The will named
William SchooIer, an attorney Of San
Francisco. no executor. The instrument
was fiied shortly after Cookies death In
May last.
Il is aveYred in Mrs. Cookies coma
piaint that her son induced her TO cosne
TO Sacramento TO live with him, that
their relations had been such - becAsne
. mother md son, and that iae ofssn 70.
marked that be intended TO leave her
his estate. Il is alleged that 6choolex.
the executor. 10 . friend Of Curry, bal
he Il not charged with having had amp
vrongful connection with The transse-
tion. Ii 10 declared at prsaent Mira.
Cooke Ia penn;iaea.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16

Tucson are the fortunate 0wnefs ph0
have turned the property over y Bob
Mitchell, Arthur Cordines, Tom Taylor
and A. A. Ball and Mr.. Fagsaxt 01
Jerome. and Attorney CampbsIlcf Rsse
cott.
Mr.. Mitchell is q brother of Ge0EBe
Mitchell Of the cananea mines. and T.
reckoned a. one OF the most expssjsnce4
metaliurgista in the scnthssat 4 lln9
as present In charge 81 ssnatos EIastss
United Verde mipe u Jesone. ~.
Cordiner is prosperous busine6s nbans
Of means and 10 sIso citisen u Jsronl.
The other genfiemeu interested u -,
deal are also OF Jerome With the excspt.
ION Of Attorney Camphell n Prss1ott
Nessrs Mitchell and oosdensr ar1tsf
ia town today from their nines q 49,
district. where they PIT i lasss - of
miners 70 work dsyeioping thsir ~
ties. Mr.. Mitchell ciaime til thsDe
are the most promising propeEtiss flset
he has eser seen.
The suppIies Of tbs new conpany VII
be purchased in Tncsoa ard fheiK ship-
menss Of copper matte will - billsd Al
this place.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
1 Poetic Tramp
At Bar Of Justice.

Before Justice Hawke in the city police
court there appeared today an unkempt
and bedraggled prisoner He had been
found sleeping in the gutter. and ont
ragged justice claimed him az her prey.
John Smith was the name he gave, and
John Smith he may have been, for all
We know. At least there is no reason
why one bearing that name should not
have been as dirty and forlorn a. he
was. Other John Smiths have trem-
bled at police court bar. Others have
been down at the heel. ragged, unshay-
en- and unshorn, malodorous and greasy.
Why may not this particular wretch
have been legally entitled TO the name
be claimed? Seeing that he had moth.
ing else, We might afford to yield the
point.
The Tucson variety Of Smith, however,
ia not by any nleaas an average tramp.
lie may sleep In CUTTERS or in goat pens
and look the part In all perfection. 1t
IL conceivable that his presensions TO in
dassxious habits and aspirations were
Mn impndent as thoee Of Weary Waagiee
and the rest Of the fraternity OF lotus
eaters. The chances all are, Id fact,
that the John smith in question is an
nnwashed ragamutfin by preference and
would infinitely prefer imprisonment TO
honest toll. Bot In at ieasi one respect
our John Smith was not humbng. for
he told the iussice thai he couId compose
poetry, aud he proved his claim bY pro-
ducing these ysrsea by way Of . sample:
Last a5sAs asesnaea OF . land 20 tasr
where the rivers wess tosslng beer.
whexs tsnnsains 81 Whiskrs ssot Up In ssr,
And everything slse was auess
Nsae brooks ai gin axses an every h&aa.
Great lakes Of cold Raise wine,
Ams psmFs spsatsss cstksssis - hezE sAs bssa
Per tas thirssy ones standing In asse
The shersnomeaef sasod Ut log. ons-
side the Police Court ose couId see
steam rising from the parcieaa ard
cracking earth. Shirt collArswhirh had
saoed sTnea and pEeud three hours pre-
xioxsay were thea seannsa TO the con.
slstency ef sesskins. wlaaaa the shirts
themselves fitted like cascins plassess.
as Smith deeiaiaaed alSnd THE sersas
above quosed. dangling heIose tass biood-
siso& eyes of The Asaemtsed crowd that
pscsure ei coolness and delight, the
tosghess consaAl,les i'm The ssAesn cried
oas Ter very anguish. ana the iaaee hina-
sill sss vssiisy atfacssd. Perhaps the
latter wsaid hase sens sbs pssssnss
away On sanitary groaads. Perhaps
aut. Any how. there was sosssshinx
aaeaens and Asa-iiks aboas smfth, snd
the msgisssAse. afses heaEing the poetry.
sAsd
sHoa sesthns. smfah." I"
Yes. Yoas hnnss.~
Discharged II
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
Girls Body fssnd
By Z HaagrJ Dog.

SANTA Fn, n. ~, July iS.-The body
Of q murdered girl was found today By
dog which was discovered feAstins on
one leg Of the corpse near Santa Rita.
The limb was isoneht 10 Santa Fe and
sxamined By adocsor, who said Il was
that Of . human being. Search was
made and presently the girls body was
discovered busied under rubbish.
Last March Lula Glussbrenney, 10
years old, disappeared from Eidermill.
The body has been identafied o. hers,
and . Msxican, Jesus Carrara. has been
arrested, charged with her murder. Al
the time Of the gir's disappsarance Il
was suspected that Csfrars knew whore
she was. but there was no proof against
him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
NEW PLAN
FOR BIG ARMY.
Regulars and Militia
to Camp.

Fort Riley, It 10 contemplated. win be
snlarssd and given facilities Tor quar-.
fsring lasss bodies oi troops. the idea
hsine 70 make points Of rendezvous
whsrs hrieades and even divisions may
be asssmbled Tor practical Geld drill un.
der sxpsrt drill masters.
e b believed that b. next summer 90.
operative manosavres by the regulars
and the militia win be possihie 70
certain extent.
This does not contemplate fedaral
jaris,iietisn oser The Hiats sroors. but .
mntnai agFsemsnt, which Il b bslieYed
win b. readily assiisd u hy tho staie
anthorItiss ID yisw .of the supsrior ad-
gantages 10 bs derived By ths 6tAtss.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-16
The SpoOk Kissed Her
And She PinChed the SpOOk.

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s.No, sAsy lanshsd and thoaghs u was
all right. +
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wAas diA yoa doss
.Ilss him tsks held II - asd pas
his iace agaiast NINA, iass " nsaks sure
10 wasn't spifss, shss ! ap md pineh-
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