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Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

ACCUSED OF THEFT.-M. Meikle- john. who is supposed to be Turk was arrested yesterday charged with having stolen a breastpin from a wo- man of his acquaintance. whom he chanced to meet in a saloon. He was brought before Justice Gray and his trial set for Thursday, at 10 o'clock after which he was allowed to go on his own recognizance.
 SALOON DISTURBERS. - Frank Reel, Baliola Mendoza and Ramon Sanchez who were arrested the night before for creating a disturbance at Turk Brothers saloon, all pleaded not guilty in Justice Burnetts court, yes terday, and their trials were set for 9:30 this morning. They claim that the principal disturber was Nicholas Turk himself.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Lehi Creamery X Pro- duce company, capital stock $10,000; in- corporators, J. w. Clarke, Charles Meyers and F. J. Davis the Kingston
  incorporators. George Washington, R. Sharpe. Samuel Huntington and T. Connell; the Paxton Gold Bond oil company, capital stock $5OOO00, incor- porators, James E. Kerr, H. H. Davis, C. r. O'Brien, Milton M. Davis, T. c. Fridell, F. Rothman, F. II. Benjamin, H. R. Tritle and D. r Hall; California Mining & oil company, capital stock, S5,000,OO0, incorporators, R. s. Raycroft and others.
 A MOMENTOUS DAY.-Democratic primaries are always occasions of great importance in democratic circles, and 1t would be well if republicans would take a few pointers from the enemy in this line, and give more at tention to their primaries. It Is said that yesterday every democratic em- ploye of the city, including the head waiter and the chambermaid at the
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10
Fish @ Oysters

Shipments received daily. Oysters almost as large as hams at 20 cents per dozen.
 Barracuda is now in season and selling at 15 cents per pound. At these prices tough beefsteak must take a back seat. Trains are now arriving on time; come early and avoid the rush.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10
$
Have You a Cow |?
OUR TRADE WINNER

WE DON'T sell cows, but We have a number of things in our store that are rood to have in the neighborhood of q COW. We have churns, milk pans, milk strainers, dairy pails, butter nloulds, butter paper, milk skimmers, dairy thermometers, butter paddles, butter jars, butter bowls, milk cans. etc. etc.
 Aspinwal Double Motion Barrel Churns are the best--because they churn the quickest and run easier than any other churn made. Prices range from $s.5O to $11.5O. We sell the Asplnwall. We also have a line of common Barrel Churns.
 We shave Stone Churns, gal, $l.OO; 8 gal, sl .25; 1 gal, $1.5O; gal. $l.75.
 We have Tin Churns from $l.25 to $2.25 and Cedar Churns at $2.2j and S2.50
 Butter Paper, 800 sheets for 65c.
 Butter Moulds from 20c to 45c.
 Butter Bowls, wood. from 1jc to 65c Stone Milks Pans. E gal, 1jc; 1 gal. 25c: gal. soc.
 Tin MIX Pans from 10c to BOG.
 MIX Strainers from 1Oc to COG.
 Mflks Fails from 1jc uo 95c.
 Milk Cans from 15c to Csc.
 MIX Skimmers, DC and 1Oc.
 Dairy Thermometers, zoe.
 Jars. from l to F gallons. 25c per gallon.
 Churn Dashers. 25c.
 Butter Paddles, 1Oc.
 Fuller Calf Weaners. 25c. 35c and 4Oc. Tyler Calf Weaners, 3jc. 40c and 45c. Quart Measures, graduated. 10c.
 A largo variety of China Cream and MIR Pitchers from 10c to $2.00.
 Davidson's Cash Store for Bargains. Davidson's Cash Store for Hardware. DavIdson's Cash Store for Guns and Ammunition.
 Davldson's Cash Store for Lamps and Glassware.
 Davldson's Cash Store for Stoves and Ranges
 Davidson's Cash Store for Tents and Wagon Covers.
 Davidson's Cash Store for Thread and Vaseline.
 Davidson's Cash Store for Crockery and Granite Ware.
 Davidson's Cash Store for Cutlery and Silverware.
 Davidson's Cash Store for low prices and fair treatment.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

NEW LAID EGGS for breakfast every morning. Our hens lay 250 eggs daily and We deliver them in Phoenix the same evening. Golden Wing ranch. P O. Box &. Telephone 2731.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

ARIZONA LAUNDRY, Cor. Adams 6 Sd Sts.
HAIEI WEAIHeREORD. Flagstaff. kriz.

Accommodations for 70 guests. Handsome ' furnished and well apponted Hot and cold water in every room. Lighted by electricity. Heated by steam. Large and connections sam ple rooms for commercial travellers. Bar rooms in connection The most complete and up-to- date hotel in Northern Arizona. Rates S2 90 per day, American plan. Special rates made to parties stop5in by week or mouth.
 J. W. WEATHERF0RD.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

of that in the land of Sam Houston, bloomed Colorado in all her centennial lovelness. New Mexico, it may be truthfully said, is not on the map. If there Is such a place the man that made page 572 has not yet heard of it, and he must have had a depressing jag on when he took his field notes for the rest of the country.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10
FOR SALE.

good as new, double reversible drum feet inches in diameter and 10x12 engine, with 45 horse power boiler and about 2,OO0 feet 5s-inch wire cnble. H.. L. GEORGE, Phoenix, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

Forecast-Cloudy tonight and We'd nesday.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

Maximum temperature, Gl; minimum temperature, 43. Average relative humidity, 3S per cent. Total precipitation-Trac Character of day-Cloudy.
 WILLIAM q. BURNS,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

Don't fail to see the Coronado Tent City Display now on exhibition in the Santa Fe ticket office window. Dror in and ask for information from the Coronado agent now in the clty.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Published by authority of the secre' tary of agriculture. All observations taken at a. m., 75th meridian time yesterday morning:
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

For the best breakfast, lunch or din- ner go to the Maison Dore, F North Center street
Arizona republican., 1901-04-10

Do you eat? If so try Whole Wheat Bread made by Home Baking Co. We deliver it to all parts of the city.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
SUSPECTARRES7ED
STONE SPOKE OF THE PRESIDENTS
PERIL BEFORE HE WAS SHOT
SAYS 1T WAS A JOKE.
tnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuxE.l

fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
Camden n. j. Sept. 1O.-Edelbert Stone was
arrested in this city tonight on the charge of
aiding and abetting in the attempted assas-
sination of President Mckinley" The arrest was
made by City Detective Painter. United States
Secret Service officials were assured that on Fri
day afternoon before o'clock Stone told two
of his fellow employees in the New-York Ship
building yard that he would not be surprised IL
President Mckinley were killed that day.
Charles Rang of Gloucester city. overheard
,,ortior os tho conversation and after the at
tempted assassination of President Mchiney
wrote a letter giving these facts TO Generai Mall Mall
ager May, of the shipbuliding company: Inc
iattar turned the letter over to the authorities.
Stone was taken before Justice Schnitz' anu
refused to make statement He was COM
mitted to the county Jail, and there became more
talkative, saying he had made the reinark py
wav of a Joke. Stone is an American by plrth'
and has lived in Camden about sixteen years.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
1T CREATED SOME ALARM, WHICH WAS AL
LAYED BY DOCTORS STATEMENTS

1T CREATED SOME ALARM WHICH WAS AL
LAYED BY DOCTORS STATEMENTS
Buffalo Sept 1O-Late tonight there was
slight scare at the Milburn house, caused by the
protracted visit of the consulting physicians,
who remained almost two hours, and this was
increased by the announcement in the official
bulletin issued just before midnight. that a
slight irritation of the exterior wound. discov-
cred only tonight. had made necessary the
opening of few stitches of the wound.
AS explained in the bulletin which all the doc
tors signed this irritation attributed to the
fact that a small fragment of the Presidents
coat had been carried into the body by the bull
let and although this foreign substance was
re moved. slight disturbance developed which
made the opening of the wound necessary The
doctors seek to alay all apprehension by the
DC sitve statement that this incident cannot
give rise to other complications. and their
frankness in giving the news to the public
leaves no reason to question their entire good
faith.
The further fact communicated in the bulletin
that the President was now we'll enough to be-
gin taking nourishment through the mouth in
the form of pure beef juice was gratifying. The
most positive assurances We're given that the
only effect might be to delay the healing of the
wound slightly The irritation not in any
way the result even of a suggestion of blood
poisoning. and the physicians declared
their own signatures that 1t could not result in
Several of the stitches were
taken out, and after q thorough antiseptic wash
ing of the nfiamed tissue the wound again
sewed up. No anasthetics were necessary.
Considerable delay was caused by the fact that
a certain dressing desired by the surgeons was
not in the house. and 1t was necessary TO send
into the city for IT, The first time the mes
senger returned he did not leave what was
wanted and he had to make another trip.
After the bulletin was issued Secretary Cor
telyou and Mr. Milburn came to the press tent
TO dispel any alarm that might have arisen with
positive assurances of the unimportance of the
incident Secretary Cortelyou announced that
there would not be another consultation until
After this all was quiet at the Mil
burn house Dr. Rixey and DR.. Wasdn re-
mained on duty throughout the night.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
GIEGERICH, SAYS WOODRUFF.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BELIEVES THE
JUSTICE WILL BE CROKER's CANDIDATE

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BELIEVES THE
JUSTICE WILL BE CROKER's CANDIDATE.
Albany Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-Lieutenant Cover
Woodruff said few days ago: From what
hear think Richard Croker intends to nomi-
nate Justice Leonard A. Giegerich. of the Su-
preme Court, for Mayor"
Deputy Controller Gilman, who lives In New
York when informed to-day of this statement
of Mr. Woodruff. said: II also have heard that
Justice Giegerich may be nominated, but doubt
If any one will know positively who 1t is that
Mr. Croker has selected the candidate of
the Democratic party until he gets home. Then
he VIII look the ground over and decide whether
it is safe to a yellow dog wit white spots"
What do you think about the possibility of
Mayor Van Wycks nomination."
Il shouldn't be In the least surprised II Mr.
Van Wyck renominated.
Judge Giegerich an Assemblyman here
representing the XIIth District OF New-York. in
1897 His term of Office Justice of the Su-
prenie Court expires on December 81. l9o6
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
MIR. MILBURN GIVES UP HIS HOUSE.

Buffalo, Sept. 10-The Milburn house, where
the President has been since he was removed
from the exposition hospital, has been given up
entirely to the requirements of the patient and
his attendants, and Mr. Milburn and his family
have taken quarters elsewhere When the shoot
ing occurred Mr.. Milburn placed every facillty
of his house at the service of the President, and
the regular occupants restricted their quarters
TO accommodate the sudden demands. But the
growing requirements of the case-not IN its
seriousness but In the extent of attendance, the
essentials of quiet, and the wish TO give the
President and his wife the amples tcomforts IN
such an ordeal-have led to the house peins
placed at the disposal OF the President and those
about him.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
GOOD NEWS IN BULLETINS.
tOR The FIRST TIME, DOCTORS SAY
THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION is
"ENI\ENTIY SATISFACTORY

II
Buffalo. Sept. 1O.-The following bulletins were
issued by President McKinley's physicians to-
day:
11:5O p. m.-The condition of the President
Is unchanged in all important particulars.
His temperature Is 1906; pulse. ia, res
pirntion, IS.
when the operation was done on Friday
last IT was noted that the bullet had carried
with 1T a short distance beneath the skin a
fragment of the Presidents coat. This for
eign material wns. of course, removed. but
II slight Irritation OF the tissues pro-
duced. the evidence of which has appeared
account of this slight disturbance. to
move few stitches and partially open the
skin wound. This incident cannot give rise
to other complications. but IL Is communi-
Gated to the public, the surgeons In at
tendance wish make their bulletins
entirely frank. In consequence this sep
arntiOn of the edges of the surface
the healing of the same will be somewhat
delayed.
The President is now well enough to begin
to take nourishmcnt by the mouth In the
form of pure beef Juice.
D.
ROSWELL. PARK.
HERMAN MYNTER.
CHARLES MBURNEY.
GEORGE B. coRTD1YoU. Secretary to the President
3:2O y. m.-There Is change since this
mornings favorable bulletin. Pulse, 10,
temperature. 100, respiration. 2s.
P. NJ RIXEY.
NJ. y. MANN
ROSWELL PARK.
HERMAN MYNTEIS.
EUGENE wASDIN,
GEORGE 3. CoRTELYOU. Secretary to the President.
o n. n.-The Presidents condition this
morning IL eminently satisfactory to his
physicians. If complications arise. n
rapid convaIcsccnce may lie expected. Pulse,
1O4; temperature. 99.S; respiration, 26. This
temperature Is taken by mouth. and should
be rend nbout degree higher by rectum.
p. NJ. RIXEY
NJ. u MANN,
ROSWELL PARK,
HERMAN MYNTER
EUGENE WASDIN.
CHARLES NJ BURNEsY.
GEORGE B. CORTELYOC. Secretary to the President
~. m-The President has passed the most
comfortable night since the attempt on his
life. Pulse, us, temperature, 1904; respfra-
tiOn, 2S
ROSWELL. PARK.
=. VI. RINEY.
GEORGE B. CoRTELYoU. Secretary to the President.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
'DRESSINGUP" FOR CROKER,
thhPARATI0NS TO RECEIVE THE CHIEF
oN FRIDAY-WIGWAM EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO MEET ON
THAT DAY.

Inc rammany executive committee will meet
on Friday afternoon to make some final prepara-
Hs's ior the primaries 10 be held next Tuesday.
iAs nrst thing the committee will do will be TO
pess resolutions condemning the attempt on the
ie PRESIDENT Mckinley. Other business will
y iaken up and the leaders will hold their last
.0ierence prior 30 the return OF Richard Croker
: 'hls country. Ali the leaders are dressing
lhef districts, and getting things in shape
y. inspection by the boss.
me ia'nmany leaders hope that the Lucania
sNs arrive here late Friday afternoon. and in
4a' case they will meet Mr. Croker at the pier
= u'lve him il a carriage directly to the meet
g OF the executive committee They want
return to be spectacular, and hope to
ave him visit the Wigwam and make a sneech
A'e 'eaoers before going to the club They
-. son mat this win demonstrate clearly to the
~ .s'c thai Mr. Croker left his happy home at
s'tase. England, and all it's rustic joys for the
a,n Inc aniiiishs cam
- ehe Tammany leaders and the Kings Coun-
ocratic leaders are eagerly watching the
x,,.e OF the anti-Tammany forces and specu-
sbsss as 10 what effect the solid fusion front
,ne 49,, -" seems to be a certainty will have on
rstse,, ~ q atlon OF the Tammany ticket The
uieeA a. - :. 'i'iAs are tnat Coler VIII not be
Eas ee,6 ehe AaInnany candidate for Mayor II
Kisgs ~ yesterday that his own organization in
Ia, hs S.,uhly would not stand behind him, and
aonnss ~ ehIninated as a possible Tammany
aes W.. no Tammany man seems TO have any
nucb ~ ~, VIII De named. Everything is very
arphsh,up up In the air. Just at present and vii,
AXIS w., remain SO until Croker gets here and
L ps,sn..ii he leaders, and plan of campaign,
The MN ~ ana ticket are decided upon
setsd pans for receiving Croker are about com-
ssye t.s is oid rooms at the Democratic Club
here zen zen placed in order and he vii, live
asll s,s ~ usual, spending his days at Tammanv
xnni,s senings at the club. The braves are
% the hoss, ulrohe tne club at night ready
1snn,s yoss's return. and the machinery OF
ssly ny y being oiled. Croker VIII drop
sany ~ es.o his accustomed place, and the Tam
saur croklpal will be on practically from the
~'oker gets here - ~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
RROOKFIEI.D MEMS COMMITTEE.

The committee of ten Of the Republicans of the
CITY OF New-York, otherwise known as the Brook
sara penublicans met last night In the Alpine
,rr,r,y.b,ra-st and Broadway. and appointed
campa,gn committee OF seventy-fve who Will work
20 secure the nomination by the anti-Tammany
forces of men who will pledge themselves TO advo-
cate direct nominations by the people There was
-, ono absentee Captain II. B. Smith presided
- ,ho other members present Thomas
IJumphrevs Elton w. Clark. II. w. Roseborn w
t,agu William Brookfield, II. C. Piercy, Robert
. Sasss asassson " and William f. Crosby The Brookield
nroa ~, n,,at,on will meet time next week at
7 sric Hall TO ratify the committee named last
niysbt and outline plan Of campaign
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
PRESIDENT PAST THE CRISIS.
DECLARED PRACTICALLY OUT OF DANGER UNLESS UN.
EXPECTED COMPLICATIONS DEVELOP


PRESIDENT Mkeys physicians yesterday
practically
in The official bulletin
took food SINCE
Or c6uney trouble
President ainder Of his
Vce-President
Hanna
in Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
SECRETARY HAY ARRIVES.

Buffalo Sept 1O.-secretary Hay arrived in
Buffalo early this morning, and took an auto
mobile to the Milburn house. He walked up
from the corner toward the house when ne was
met by one of the Secret Service men, he asked
if the people were up yet and' peihs 'oio tha'
pobody had risen he decided not to ask adnis-
eior The earIv morning bulletin was shown to
hin, and he said: Good The country VIII re-
io,ce" He went to the Buffalo Club. and re-
turned to the house later.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
EMMA GOLDMAN CAUGHT.
THE ANARCHIST LECTURER
LOCKED Up IN CHICAGO.
SHE PROCESSES NO KNOWLEDGE OF
CONSPIRACY TO KILL PRESI-
DENT AS CHARGED.
lHY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuxE.l

Chicago, Sept. 10-Emma Goldman. the well
known anarchist leader and lecturer, was ar
rested in Chicago to-day, and complaint ana
warrant charging her with conspiracy TO muir
der President Mckinley were secured from
Justice Prndiville After making her state
ment to Mayor Carter H. Harrison, Chief
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
BALTIMORE NURSE GOES TO BUFFALO
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNE.l

ny TELEGRAFH rKIBCNE-I
Baltimore Sept 1O.-Miss Grace Mackenzie
of this city graduate OF the Woman's Hospital
Nurses School of Philadelphia. and who has
served a, the Johns Hopkins Hospital. started
last night In special car Of the regular evening
train for Buffalo, TO nurse the President. Miss
Mackenzie was summoned by telegram from
Dr. Rixey several Of whose cases she has
nursed She has a high reputation q nurse
particularly in fever cases
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
MRS M,KINLEY OUT DRIVING.

Buffalo Sept 10.-Mrs. Mckinley took drive
this afternoon. accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Williams.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

MAN-A-CEA. MAN-A-CEAi MAN-A-CEAl
Doctors report this Wonderful Manganese Spring
Water Cures Catarrh OF the Stomach. CSasfrttis
when all Medicines fail. Then why expermenrS
Druggists Ben K Curtis. l3 Stone St-AAgt
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

FERROUS colds cRr be cured
jAYNE'e ExPECTOHAST.-t
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
GOVERNOR TO GO TO STATE FAIR

syracuse, n. Y. Sept io-Governor odel tele-
graphed Lieutenant-Governor "ooornH 'his AFTER
noon ,bat he would visit the State Fair tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

>Ss;1 G.snn Mivrr Day Line sxcursion to Pousn.
nH-iSe ~ ~ miles Of most delightful ssijinr
Coneasts - n saA-x. A-lXdyi
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

Consinued ON pa1s tsvo'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
SLIGHT OPERATION PERFORMED.

GEORGE B. coRrELYoU. Secretary to 10 the FTesid
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-02
THE ACCESSION OATH.
Catholics Object to This Part of the
Kings Obligation.

Kings Obligation.
In "a London dispatch printed in the
Morning News day or two ago 1t was
stated that the report of the Select Com
mittee of the House of Lords appointed
to consider the accession declaration of
the sovereign. had found that the Ian
guage could be advantag eously modified
without diminishing its efficacy as secur-
ity for the maintenance of the Protestant
succession.
The form of declaration suggested by
the committee does not contain the
phrases relative to idolatry, etc, which
are so Objectionable TO Roman Catholics.
The passages in the accession and coro-
nation oath which it is proposed to modify
are as follows:
Il do solemnly and sincerely and in the
the presence of God. profess, testify and
declare that do believe that in the sac
rament of our Lords Supper there is not
any MISREPRESENTATION of the elements
of bread and wine into the body and
blood of Christ at or after the consecra-
ton thereof by any person whatsoever;
and that the invocation or alteration of
the Virgin Mary or any other saint and
the sacrifice of the mass, as they are
now used in the Church of Rome are su-
perstitious and idolatrous
And do solemnly in the presence of
God. profess, testify, and declare that I
do make this declaration and every part
thereof in the plain and ordinary sense
of the words read unto me, as they are
commonly understood by English Protest
ants, without any evasion. quivocation, or
mental reservation whatsoever, and with
out any dispensatiop already granted me
for this purpose by the Pope or any 9TH
er authority or person whatsoever, and
without any hope of any such dispersal
tion from any person whatsoever. and
without thinking that am or can be ac-
quilted before God or man of any part
thereof, although the Pope or any other
person or persons or power whatsoever
should dispense with or annul the same or
declare that it was null and void from the
beginning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-02

From the st. Louis Globe democrat
A certain high Official Of the govern
menf returning to his home one evening
during this holiday time found that a
magnificent bunch of chrysanthemums had
been delivered. lie discovered by the card
attached that the flowers had been sent
BY a woman holding a temporary clark-
ship in one Of his bureaus. Going 70 the
florist this onicial directed the immediate
return OF the gift The florist said that
the same woman had ordered Ave costly
tributes delivered 70 as many oiiicials. In
eltding al least one member OF che cabi-
net. Further inquiry showed that THIS
same person had fcnt 70 the President
Win her compliments very expensive
o,ibKcaflon. The secretary ~ the Pfeai-
dent had promptly rent back the gift.
Al fhe time this givsDH w9s Zone ne
diver wa engaged in 90 in1psfFi0ui ana
i,,,orturats canvas tOhaYf herself trans
ferrsd 10 . permanent ana better poei-
Aon 10 tbc government service