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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-16
SHOT At BAUD|N
Minister of Public Works in
Paris Victim of Wom-
ans Aim.
BUT HE ESCAPES INJURY
Would-Be Assassin Placed
Under Arrest and
Makes Excuse.

Paris, July 16-Baudin, minister
of public works, was shot at while
driving to the cabinet meeting today.
Awoman named Olgewska approached
the carriage and fired at the minister.
Baudin was uninjured.
Woman Is Arrested.
The woman was arrested, but de-
clared she had no intention of hitting
Baudin, merely drawing attention to
an alleged grievance of her husband,
a government employe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-16
come out would not be issued at pres

cDt.
The most interesting report TO the
Amalgamated Association was n dis
patch from New York which said that
conference of the manufacturers was
10 be held In New York today at which
" drner Arms. vice president of the
American Tinplate company. was TO
present detailed account of the ex-
periences of the committee that met
the Amalgamated Association in this
city last week. 1t was stated that the
question OF again extending the olive
branch TO the strikers or of taking up
the fight and crushing the association
would be determined. Generally
speaking. the workers seem to be look
ing for some sort OF a settlement
The general offices of the American
Steel Hoop company are in this city.
but IL was stated there that President
w. T.. Corey. who is also executive
head OF the National Steel Company.
had nothing TO say. At the district Of
fees of the American Sheet Steel com
pany meeting OF managers was held
yesterday. 1t was a closely guarded
meeting. and information was hard to
secure. 1t was said. however, that the
reports from the managers referred TO
the condition of affairs in the nom
union plants OF the company. 1t was
claimed that the men in the Old
Meadow mill in Scottdale would not go
on strike. The ScottdaIe iron and
steel mill is also working. and no signs
of strike are visible there 4 sig
niticant occurrence during the day was
the granting of an increase of wages
demanded of the managers of the Nc
KecspOrt Tube works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-16
MoIders at Chicago Strike.

Chicago, July 16.-At noon yester-
day 1000 men. almost the entire men,
bership of the local division of the
Iron MOlders' Union of North America.
went on strike. They want mini
mum wages of SO a day. The inter-
national body of molders had agreed
with the employers as to wages, and
this strike is a Reputation of the
agreement. so il is asserted by n. w.
Hoyt. an official of the Allis-Chalmers
company, who had been carrying on
the negotiations of the Chicago men
with the international body.
Strike Order Hits Joliet.
Joliet. Ills. July 16.-JOliet Is af-
fected by the Amalgamated AsSOcia-
tiOn strike. The 125 members of the
association employed in the Great
Western 1'inplate works. an auxiliary
of the American Tinplate company, re-
fused to go to work yesterday morn
ing. They closed the hot mills. and IL
the strike continues all the other
branches will have to close in a week
or ten days. affecting 32J men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

FEE Coles, cashier Copper Queen store returned fro m the coast yester- day
 Dr W R Chambers, dentist. is yi.iiing in California. y.u i.,p way has sold ou his in terest in the Bank Exchange saloon to Ernest Hall.
 WE Kelley. editor of the Review is al present in the Csnspess, Mex, on brief trip.
 Chilberg. representing the Color ado Fuel ( Iron company is here from Fl Psso.
 G E Tomlinsop, secretary Of the Copper Glance Mining company is expected home tomorrow.
 The Herman, he Great Co.," ha, been compelled to cancel their engagement here for the 18th.  W m E Brennan, assistant cashier o' the Copper Queen store, lett this 6, m. fer Los Angeles whore he vii be employed by the Cudahy Packing company.
 Weather delightful at present. Clear moon light nights. "Dad" Clark and Worden Stiles railroad men, have obtained a sixty days lay os and will leave for eastern points tomorrow,
 Tie jerelry store of H schmieding IS model of neatness and up.to- date improvements, Some additional work will be dene in the way of wal! cases and mirrors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
ARIZONA'S ICE CAVE
A Time When Its Product
 Came Handy

The story oi the ice cave near Flag
 .tsf has been widely published and Is
 regarded as 6 myth. 10 doubt. by most readers, but is nevertheless true. The cave is there and it contains a msss of ice, 6 miniature subterrspesn glacier, formed Ly the freezing of the water which percolatss through crsyssses in the rock in the winter time. Last week Flagstaff received no ics, ewing to wsshouts on the Santa Fe, and the supply had to be obtained from the ice cave ssys the Coconino Sun. The way into the cave is sieep and narrow, and the ice can only be obtained in small Piscee, slihsurh the quantity s see naingly inexbausribls. It Is diff cuis matter to get the ice out of the cave, and somewhst expensive. the cost being from three to Eve cents per pound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Thslongest railroad tunnel in the United States and one Of the four largest in the world will be bull. through the Sierra Nevad. mountains of California, if the plsns of E H Hartman are carried out. says the Chronicle. Chief Engineer Hood will send out a corps of engineers to mske the preliminary surveys. The tunnel project, which will involve an outlay ot s3 100000 to s5.eOo COG, con,enplatss boring a hole 27,eO0 feet through the heart of the Sierrss Besides saving a climb of ,buo feet the tunnel will shorten the road about seven miles and effect . great saving in opsr.ting expenses. H is stated that with the Sierra tunnel built and other changes in Nevada and Utah ssmpls,ed. passenger trains could be run between San FIapeisco and Chicago easily in two and half days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
\ PLEASANT SURPRISE
Former COchise County Citi-
 zen Helped bv we Greene

Charlie Wilde, the efficient railway mail clerk on the G V, G & ' re- ceived letter last week from W c Greene, president of the Greene Con- solidaiea Mining company in which was enclosed a sscheek for $l ,00e, io assist Charlie in bis ambition to ob- tain e better education. The gift wac a complete surprise, but is in keeping with Mir Greene's we'll known gener- osity and regard for his friends. Charlie's acquaintance with his bene- factor dates from the early eighties when they were neignbors. living on the San Pedro, when a thousand dsl- lars would probably have looked as large to MT. Greene as It does now to Wilde.
 A short time age Charley me. Nr Greene st Bowie and during their conversation casually remarked that he felt the need of better education. Charlie attached no importance to the meeting further than the pleasure i. gaze him, and when the check came with the characteristic message Turn yourself loose," Charlie was SO over- cons that he nearly fell out of the mail.car
 He will moot likely ssk for six months lssve st aesencs frem the postal service, and go to New York to take a course of study in s business college. Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

When e mile is mentioned q dis. tsnce Of 5,aS0 feet is meant by Americans, but there are seventeen different kinds of miles in the world The Swiss for instance. have c mile that is 27. .439 fe.t in length, more than five times as long ss our mile. The Austrisns travel 27,1sS feet be- fore they scsre . mile and the swsGes go 22.023 feet for a mile. or four and one sixth of eur miles. The Persian standerd for c mile is four and one hali times the length of ours. The German mile is also longer, a. SIS feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
FAIRBANK ITEMS
Breezy Dots From That Rail
 road Center
Fair bank, Aug. 3l. 1901.

Fair bank, Aug. 31. 1901.
 Bert Whitney and " H Kane were Fairbank visitors yesterday.
 Rosdmsster Bradford was an in- coming passenger on the Cannon Ball from the south yesterday morn- ing.
 Corporal Subway and Finn Brown came in from Ft Huachuea today sfter lead Of supplies.
 Judging from the crowd that jam med the Opera House last night te see Mexican Punch and Judy show we think that the recent heavy rains did not destroy all tEe fish On the San Pedro river. An outsider would thirk rem the racket going sn with in that the house was crowded with Frsnchnsn, but France had only one representative, who evidently had never been troubled with tuberculosis, and whs no deubt csuld command good wages in any gas works. Prs' McClans brass band furnished music.
 SW Beattie Of Apache County will teach the fail term of scbsol at Turner, commencing next month. Mir Besttie is D experienced teacher he has been teaching school fer the past fifteen yssrs. He comes highly 
 A Tucson Mexican grading outfit passed over the $ r today. They are going 10 do some grading on the south end.
 Prof Stars Mandolin Club arrived today and gave few choice selections at the Montezuma House that were July sppreciatsd. They left for Ns- gales to i'll an engagement there:
 The work train crew will spend Sunday in Tucson.
 The s P passenger engine Ne 1886 ias been converted ints sn oil burner, nd it works to perfection. By this lew method oi firing enginss an sx- ,snse of at least 5e per cent is saved, The company intends doing away with cal entirely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

An enjoyable surprise party was tendered last evening in honor of Miss Mae Ba'chalder and John Ma.rs by "a host Of young Tombstone friends The recipients of the honor, who are two popular Tombstone resi- denta, nill shortly leave for Tucson 10 continue their studies a. ths uuiver- sity Gsnes aud amusements claimed the attention cf the merry guests un- til . late hour. Refreshments were served to which ample justice was done and the occasion pleasantly re- membered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
Still More COun terfeiting.

The Secret Service has unearthed an- other band of counterfeiters and secured a large quantity of bogus bills, which are so cleverly executed that the average person would never suspect them of be- ing spurious. Things of great value are always selected by counterfeiters for i'm. itation, notably the celebrated Hostel ter's Stomach Bit,ers, which has many iRitators but no equals for indigestion. dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general debility. The Bitters sets things right in the stomach, and when the stomach is in good order it makes good blood and plenty of it. In this manner the Bi,ters get at the seat of strength and vitality, and restore vigor to the weak and facilitated. Beware of coun- erfeiters when buying.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

A possible serious copAagra,ion was svertsd today by the prompt ac
 ton and presence of mind ol Mrs W. A. King. A fire had started CD the roof of the residence occupied by Mrs McDonougb, corner Sixth end Fremont, and the smoke was noticed sy her neighbor, Mrs King, who im- medistely attached & garden hose to a hydrant and put ou. the fl re before any hesdway had been gained or damage done. The fire wss evidently the cause Of a defective fue. No alarm was sounded and the comments able prompsnsss of Mrs King in sub- dung the fire in it's incipiency pre- venteds possible fire and its cense quencss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

A Deaf mute, who clai ned 10 b. e typo, stopped over in Nin,lsw Tor a day or so the latter part of last week He had a tourist ticket to ride the brakes. with lay over privileges when ditched. Alter he had resumed hi. journey dispatch was received by the city marshal ths, q man answer ing his description was wanted in Flsgstsff for forgery. It came too late, the bird had flown.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Professor Ludwig MoIien burger declares that the world is coming to sn end sgsin. His explanation of the phenomenon is ths. it has jump ed it's orbit and is csrssring around in space. He says that owing to this tact the sunmers will become hotter and the winters become colder til the human race can no longer endure the transition. Tkers seems to be some- thing mysterious about this theory. but the average person will not at tempt to unrsvel it. He will sinply pu. his trust, as heretofore. in the wood nan and the ice man and the established ways of Providence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The jail at the Hotel de Le sis has developed 8 poet. The fo,lowin E Hines" were passed thro1gh the bars an! are produced without comment He is an old time Pro,nec or ard tells of all the news, To those who feel s } lonely and down. hearted with the blues; So cheer up and be happy and don't give way 10 blues, Subscribe for the Tombstone rros- pector and learn the latest new..
 BY s. E. P.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
A BIG FIND
Yuma Excited Over Rich Gold
 Discovery

Great eIsitement prevails at Tums over the discovery of one of the rich est deposits of gold and copper ore in the history of Yum. mining circles. Frank Guerra, Jim Carl. s White, Sam Temple and R P H Laney have discovered in Riverside country above Pichscho, & ledge of gold and copper which runs s3,000 in gold. MT Lsney brought in a sack of the ore to Yums and it is oD exhibition in Mayor Shunnes!'s efiee. The owners are satisfied that they have one of the l-rgsst and richest properties iu in the southwest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
ARIZONA DETEGATES
Territorial Representatives
 to Farmers Convention

Acting Gsverusr Stoddsrd yesterday appointed the following Arizona dsie- gates to the National Congress Of Farmers, which ooavenes in Sioux City, Ia. the first sf October: Prof R H Forbes of Tucssn, Andrew Kimbsll Of Thatcher, Watson Piskrell sf Tempe, Jssss \ Saith Of Snowflake, c F Atkinson of Dos Csbezss, sW Head Of Camp Verde, A D Whitney Of stsddsrd, Captsin W H Hardy sf Kingmsn and James Kirwsgsn Of Jerome. Abrshsm Fisher of BAlti- mere was appointed commissioner cf dssds fer Arizepa iD Maryland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
LANDLORD AND TENANT
A Violent Interpretation of the
 Act at Prescott

A Prescott dispatch says: Dr J c Scarborough and hIs assistant, Dr Reid. were arrested for AssaultiDg A J Head. the lun herman. this evening, with . deadly weapon.
 Dr Scarborough was attempting to move into other qosrters without pay. jag the rent claimed by Landlord Head. Head opposed the moving when Scarborough and Reid com Dsuced pounding him with . six. shooter and . stick of cord wood. Hssd is nursisg broken hssd in bed, cad beth the proieesiensl men are out en bail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Since Msreh 4:b, 1900, the date of the passage of the new banking law, there has been organized in the United States, 665 national banks by bond deposit szgregating $I0,OO6.- 2OO, Oi these banks 557 were orgsni- zed with @ capital Of less than $5O.oOO, the total amounting to $11, ,Ss2 900 and POS with a capital Of $5o,ooo or over, the aggregate amounting to s22 ,3s5,OOO
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Last Hees Sogsles experienced a little scare over an alleged probability of an attempted bank robbery. sev- eral cowboys we're In town and very voluble gentleman gave it sut that they mad approached him with 6 pro- position to pin tbem in . desseat up on the banks. It proved to be A false alarm,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Arizona is now the mineral land sf America The new mineral snds in the territory are attracting the atten- ton of the mining investors Of the whole world. Copper, gold and silver are the metals sought after most by the public and these are found in every part of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

A Winnepeg justice placed himself on trial for getting drunk, summoned witnesses, found him-elf guilty with out sxtenuating circumstances and fined himself heavily. Then out cf consideration for his family and to give bimself another chance. sus- pended judgment during good be- hayioT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

J " Bradenburg has on his ranch in the Aravaipa canyon, a fire lot Cf pecan trees which are now in ful bearing and they will yield large CD this sesson.-Florence Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Marriage license. were issued today by Probate Judge Bostw;ck to E Bsldsz ts wed Angslsts Gonzales both Of Benson. Also to MO Lswis ts wed Mrs ArAbsl Klss both of Mace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Acting Secretary of State Ades asked about the South American trouble, says: There is something going on dswn there but don't in- tend ts blow down the barrel to see fl it is loaded"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The pain of having tooth ex" trscted restored q dumb woman's voice in New York lately. There are occasions when one simply can't help making few remarks
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Four million tickets have be- sken ct the gates to the Buffalo sxposition. The entire 100000 visitors have undoubtedly All seen the MidN ay sights.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The Wickenburg News, enc ot the bright weekly newspapers in ths ter ritory, hss absorbed the Herald Of that town. The paper hereafter vii be called the Nsws-HsraId. Dunbar Bros. who owned the Herald, will now give exclusive attention to their job printing business in Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

A Berlin savapt found q suil mer re- sort snly six miles from home with a temperature 40 degrees below zero. The six miles were measured straight uv in c balloon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

According ts London authority i is the furforal in whiskey that Grous's the combativs nature of the driuker and mskss him eager to engsge in fr.>io1 all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

De Re.zks offered 5000 for e tenor. The amount was for musical schol- arship and it has been awarded to a New York wsi.sr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Globe Miners' Union No co has vot ed and is proceeding to levy sn sssess- ment of $l Ter number for the benefit of the San Francisco strikerr, which will amoun: to between six and seven hundred collars. That looks like business to friends of labor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Rev A Elliott arrived today from Negsles and will remain until sunday to hold regular services st the Episcc. pal Church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Constabls Doyle came over today from Eisbss with four prisoners for she county bsstile. The lawhreskers were all Me1icAns and will serve terms ranging from 30 to 90 days as sutsts Of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

James A Fleming, wealthy mine owner of Phoenix. has been sued Tor $50. 900 damages by Mss Jessie M Graham, alleging that Fleming pro- missed to aarry her in 1880 and has failed to do so. Miss Graham formerly lived at Butte, Mont.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The Star has enlarged to sa eight page issue. We are pleased to note the evidence of prosperity and wish cur nsishbor continued success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The new Philippine ro'ice force is to be modsled after the Mexican rur- alss and will number ten thousand men. armed with shotgun aud revol- yer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

New comes the report that Cbas NJ Hays has rot resigned as president of the Southern Pacific company. and that he has no intention of so doing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The base ball crsIs has reached Porto Rico and the dark hued natives are busily engaged in taking lessons on "the best way to kill the umpire. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

County School Superintendent, E A Nichols, arrived last evening from Willcsx 10 preside at the teacher. examination being held hsro teddy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Only one applicant was before the board of examipers today for teachers certificate. Mr A s Bssler who sp- piled fer sscsnd grade certificate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The total population oi Chius, sc- eording to recent census, IS 3s3.253.- 900. Tbat is near enough 10 400, oOO,- 900 for all practical purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Mrs James McHugh and daughters, the Misses Jane and Mary McHugh returned Saturday from a delightful visit to Catslina during the heated term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

The cost of repsi'ing the Benson and Noa sles road during this season exceeds S60, 60,O0O.-Bonson Prsss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
BISBEE JOTTINGSl
BIsBEE, August 30, l9 0 NnppLQ

Martin 0'Hare has returned from s | visit to friends and relatives in S F.
 The Silver Dollar Club will give 6 dance tonight at the Opera House. It will be well attended.
 Arrivals at the Besssmer:- J Pl Gilchoiss, S Stembery, s F; Paul F. Ferguson, Berkeley. Cal; E I Rock well, L A.
 FEE Coles, cashier at the Copper Queen stere, who is at present si Catalina, will return on the lst.
 James Mare. wife and daughter accompanied by Thss Dxysr, drsvs ever from Tombstone today.
 NE Ferguson of the Bi,bee Dru Go. is the prssiisnt of the Pearl Gold Mining Co. situated at Dos Csbezss about l2 miles from Bowie. A good vein of ere has blen struck In the mine.
 Arrivals st the Norton J G Bsudmsp, Tempe; L Auderse D. A H Anderson, Globe; Ainnis Moore, Portland, Or; Goo E Chase, Tucson.
 The Bisbee base ball nine gre over joyed st the recovery of their hand some suits sBd other psrsphsnslis which it will be remembered, were supposed to have gone as.ray. Through some oversight the trunk containing the suite. etc, was not shipped back from Tucson where it was found.
 The public school will open CD Tuesdsy. Sept 3rd with corps of 10 teachers and grand aggregation of 800 pupils. Prof Smsllwood's staff Is as follows: Mrs Apns M Dyer. Miss Harriet Warning, Miss Edith A Stowe, Mics Minnie NJ Minus, Mis-. Minnie Davis, Nis. Belle Csssin, Mise 1rese Mcclellan, Mise Mary F Mait- land, Miss Mary R Moore.
 BIsBEE, September 1, 1901
 ccPPERISGs.
 Jas Mars and family returned to onbstops yesterday after visiting friends here.
 Scott Wbsley aad wife returned today from 6 visit to the Pacific coast.
 Vim Lut.ey. ihe Swisthelms cattle man came in from the ranch yesier day and is circulating around town meeting old friends and making new ones
 c D AcClin,ock, civil engineer ar- rived today from Fl Psso. He will join the corps Of engineers of the Arizona and Southwestern now in the vicinity of College Peak, on the Dem- ng- Douglas line.
 c E Cummings came In last nil rom the Huschucss and brought with him some fine specimens oi ore which looks very promising.
 The funeral of the late John Nelson took place this afternoon from the un psrlors of B F Graham 4 Co. He was 6 native of Den mark, .ged 26 years and was employ ed in she Copper Queen mine.
 Con O'Keeie left today for Tucson where he will remain for . few day. on business connected with the Son. "a Mining company.
 The social dance ct the Opera house | ast evening given by the Silver Dol ar club was one of the | most enjoyable events of the season The music was furnished by Prof schmidrs orchestra.
 Frank Arnstrong has resigned pie petition in the Copper Queen store md will leave for Tucsen whsre he will again be engaged in the employ 'i the Southern Pacific railway ssm- n. ~ Era1Lfa srt ound popularity and his connection 'iih:,be Bisbes base ball team. be Eill be sorely missed. However, he Till endesvor to help the ball team 9 regain their lost lsurels at Morenci the I5t b and 10th of September
 Bisbee, September ?. 1901
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Another illusion is smssoe1 by th' man who announces that there are no Turkish baths in Turkey nor Russian baths in Russia
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

John T1oomey return, d To Bisoef today after stay of several days a' the eoluty seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

One step won't take you very lar You've got 10 keep on walking; One word went tell folks who you You've got to keep on talking. One inch won't make you very
 tall-
 You've got to keep CD growing. One little ed. won't do it sll- You've got to keep them going. -Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

JCsmI bell ard family were outgo- ing passengers for Bishse today
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08
From Tuedd1's Issue.

Tiere were 1223 deaths in Arizona last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

Educate Tonr Eoy.s s.s C&Scere-A
 Candy Cathartic. cure --1ss.l l&cloa forever Oc. 2oc- If C. q q S~ss @7f-~ ~isiS r-fu-f S-~-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

~ Co assts ---s CsA--- GrAaan 5cl tobacco habit core mates wi UeD stro;y- -.~~~ ----- sDc q Al. drogE.sto
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-08

From Mcaday'e Duly,
 Gel Ben Morgan lsit this morning for California on . visit of mouth or more.