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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Miss Kathryn Schoheld viii sing at the
First NJ. E. church this morning.
Church Of Christ, Scientists, in sedg-
%ick hall: Church services today 1870 a.
n. Subject: life" Regular Wednesday
evening meetings this week at the usual
hour.
German Evangelical church: Rev. A
a.. Walton, pastor Sunday school at
eco a m; morning service at 700 a. m.
There viii be q special service in the
evening. beginning at 8 o'clock.
At the South Lawrence Christian church
today. st II o'clock a. m, the pastor, Rev
Myers, viii preach a sermon to eK-soldiers
and the choir render selections especially
for the occasion. All are cordially in
Vited to sthend this service.
Mr.. Robert Marquis viii speak at the
mems meeting this afternoon at D. m.
at rooms OF Y. NJ c. A, over 213 North
Main. Subject: Winning a Champion
ship" Fans and Ice water TO lower the
temperature. The young men would 90
well to hear this address.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner Of North Lawrence and Second street,
Rev. Henry E. Thayer. pastor; Morning
service. 1890 a. m. Sermon by Prof. 3.
r. Buck; Sunday school Z m; vesper SER
vices $50 p. N. Mr.. and Mrs. Childe win
sing: whispered Prayer" by Watson.
st. Johns Episcopal church. corner of
Third street and Topeka avenue. Rev. J.
D. Rltchey. rector: Holy communion
every Sunday morning at 7:30; Sunday
school at s:45 a. m; morning prayer and
sermon by The rector at II o'clock: Miss
Shattuck viii sing the offertory. No
services during July and August.
The First Presbyterian quartet viii be
assisted in their music today by Mrs.
r. Higginson, who VIII sing 90 Divine
Redeemer," by Gounod. with violin obi
cato by Mr. Chas. Higginson and Miss
Montez Dunbar viii sing for ofreratory,
my Redeemer and My Lord" by Dud-
ley Buck. Sermons short and interest
Eng.
First Baptist church. corner First and
Market streets, W. i. Gibson pastor:
Sunday school. $50 q. M Hon. J. F.
Sherman. superintendent. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. m. and at p m.
Morning subject: 1.-THE Church. the Body
of Christ" The choir viii sing. There
Thou Art" by J. A. Parks. Evening
subject: "a Young Lady Who Attends
Prayer Meeting" The choir win sing,
THE Lord Is Rich by Z. S. Lorenz.
b Y. P. Z. meets at p. m. Subject:
Individual Work for Christ" A special
welcome TO strangers and visitors.
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LAWN PARTY

Miss Verna Springate gave a very en-
5oyable lawn party at her home on North
Lawrence avenue last Monday evening
in honor Of her cousin, Miss Bess Brining
of Newton, who has been visiting here
for the past week. The lawn was lighted
with large Japanese lanterns, presenting
a beautiful appearance, with hammocks
swinging beneath the trees and cosy cor
ners arranged here and there and card
and crokinole tables for all who wished
to play. The guests were highly enter
tanned during the evening by two reel
tations by Miss Axleigh Of Guthrie, o.
T, who proved herself to be an eIocution
ist of rare ability. Refreshments were
served at n late hour. Miss Verna was
very agreeahly surprised by being made
the recipient Of a fine Fischer piano, the
present of her parents, which arrived just
in time for the occasion. The guests in
vited were: Misses II. Westfan Myrtle
Grimes, Clara Bowman, Maud Roberts.
Minnie Clark, Verna Clark, Miss
Axleigh., Bess Brtning, Myrtle Jones,
Lulu Stout, Letta Stout, Aubrey Rankin
son, Verna Springate. Messrs. Dick
Girety. Ed Moran, Reece Johnson, Wet
Spencer, John South, Victor Bowers.
Steve Larrick. PARROT, Billy Wallace,
John Hankinson, Sprig Richter, Jack
Akin and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Camp.
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VISIT THE EAGLE.

Mr.. Frank Payne and Mrs. Charles
Payne chaperoned a trolley party Of
young peopl last Thursday evening.
After enjoying the sights of the city they
repaired to the Eagle Office where they
were conducted through the entire estab-
lishment. Every one took great interest
in the lineotypes and other machinery
used in the production Of a daily news
paper. At the close OF the inspection
the party left with the feeling that the
time was well spent as they had a better
idea Of the amount of work necessary
to get out a newspaper. Those present
were: Misses Laura Donnen, Ada Park
hurst, Fannie Parkhurst, Lois Payne.
Payne, Leila Rea- Lulu Dalzell.
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Normal Institute Notes.

The afternoon session was omitted
Saturday. The subject for Tuesday
discussion will be a sentence in grammar.
Mr.. CoIvnle will conduct the recitation.
Mrs. Houston. Mt. Carson. and Mrs.
Pierson and AIr. VIII Price were visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. J. c. Temple has asked for two
days leave of absence from his penmsn-
ship class that he might 80 to the new
country to register.
The photography class finished its re
view last Saturday. For the rest Of the
month. the period formerly given to this
branch viii be given to the subject Of
reading. The time VIII be taken up
with definitions. methods OF teaching and
the reading Of selections by members OF
the class. These branches, though US
ualIy considered Of secondary importance
require a thorough preparation and an
unusually large class IS improving the
time getting ready for the examination
Quite q number OF the teachers VIII
spend Sunday at their respective homes.
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DAVTS-TRETAND

There occurred this morning in Probate
Judge wilson's Office a pretty ceremony
that united the lives Of Mr.. F. A Davis
and Miss Grace D. Ireland. Mr.. Davis
became acquainted with Miss Ireland in
cambridge New York, several years ago
then he came west, like many another
young man to make his home Not long
ago they decided to make their way to-
gether. Accordingly Miss Ireland came
to Wichita to meet Mr.. Davis, who has
heen in Texas for some time in the en-
ploy of a music house. Mr.. Davis is the
son of Mr.. Giles Davis, Of 502 South
Water street and will make his home in
Wichita at that address for some time.
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MRS. MEAN sENTERTAINs.

Mrs. A. ]. Means entertained the Wo-
mems Home Missionary society Of the
Dodge avenue NJ. z. church Tuesday az
ternoon at her home, lJo2 Mentor ave
nue.. The society has commenced a con
test similar to that held c. the society CT
the First NJ. z. church last winter for the
purpose of extending membership. Mrs.
W. ]. AIartindale and Mrs. J. y. Howard
were chosen as leaders IN the contest
ms sides. The contest will continue until
the middle of September, wAen the re-
spectiye sides viii report the number
secured. The side securing the fewer
new members will give a reception to
hte winning side and their husbands. The
society is very active, though it has but
few members. Mrs. J. n. Howard is the
president, Mrs. James Allison vice presi-
dent and Mrs. a. ]. Means secretary.
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MISS AVER ENTERrAINs


Friday afternoon Miss Mabel Aver de-
lightfuIly entertained at her home, 407
North Lawrence avenue, a number of
ladies IN honor OF Miss Lucy Little of
Kalamazoo. Mich. The ladies were en-
tertained with music and cards. Mrs.
Lauck, Dave Wallace, e. Y. WEIGH, T. II.
which were beautiful hsnd-painted plates.
Refreshments were served in a very pleas
ing and artistic manner. The guests Of
the afternoon were: Mesdames A II
LancE, Dave Wallace z. Y. Welch. T. II.
Sullivan, NJ. T. Motley. Harvey Homer
Harry McComas. Q. D. Barnes, L 7.
Newcomb. Misses Emma McCIees, Mar
tina Kendrick, Cora Bowman. Lou Phi
lips. Alberta 4Iackey. of St Louis.
Mabel Hartman Of Leavenworth, Bess
Allen and Anna AIcIain
In the evening Miss Ayers entertained
in honor Of Miss Lucy Little Music AND
games as in the afternoon being the i'm
portant features of the entertainment
Dr. Murray Kirkwood and Miss Kathryne
schofeld sang solos in a very pleasant
manner. Miss Winnie Barnes furnished
instrumental music. Refreshments were
served as in the afternoon. The guests in
the evening were: Misses Minnie Davis.
Roberta Davis. Edna Kirlzwood. Bertha.
Kirkwood. Margaret Dorsey. Nellie Dor
sey. Title Brock. Hattie AfcClung. Jeu-
ME McClung, Alice Tricky. Kathryn
Schofieid. Maude Bowman, Hester Whine.
Lettie Johnson. Lulu Parker. lucy Lit
tie, Winnie Barnes, Clemma Fitch. Lcona
Herzer. Mrs. Alice 8forehead, Messrs.
Walter Triclzey. Maurice Barnes. Claud
Funk. Sam Kimel. Hardin Ebey. Harry
Hunt. Paul HerricIz. Henry Larizin. Har-
" Funk Rev. W. z. Gibson DIT Murray.
Kirizwood. DR.. Vickers, John Schofeld.
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FINE HAYRACK RIDE
Progressive Women'S Circle
Have Good Program.
OAViS-IRELAND NUPTlALS
Lawns and Parks FaVorites
These Hot Days.

Progressive Women Circls q, with a
few friends. chaperoned by their presi-
dent, enjoyed a merry hayrack ride
to the home of Mrs. P. Gould on Hillside,
where a delightful evening was spent.
Quite an interesting program was rem
dered-
Vocal saIo ............... Somebody's Girl
Mr.. NJ. Hart.
Instruments Solo =. Mr.. and Mrs. Mussell
Recitation ............... The Confessional
Miss Irene Trumbo.
Excellent Violin Music =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Violin Music .......... Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff
Recitation For Sale, Forty Old Bachelors
Miss Edna Dague.
Vocal Solo .............. Under the Daisies
Miss Hobson-AIrs. Dague.
Recitation 80. Frank Johnson's COurtship
Miss Lille Hoag.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Quartette
Misses Nora Eolsen, Iren Trumbo.
Messrs. sandusky and Hart.
Ice cream and cake was served by the
hostess. Select waltz, violin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woltz. The singing of an old hymn
in which all Joined, closed an evening
that will long be remembered by all
those present, and again the merry
voices with songs and laughter waited
afar on the cool evening breeze as we
mere homeward bound. Those present
wereAIisses Nettie Hobson, Sadie Hitch
cock, Beatha Hobson, Edna Dague, Ireh
Trumbo, Williams, -Sandusky, Edna
Hobson, Lille Hoeg, Nora Elsen, Emma
Mussett, Mrs. L. Meredith, Mary Henrie,
Messrs. Abbott, Currens, Mussett, Halt.
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and the club adjourned. Those who en-
joyed the ride were Misses Edna Kirk
wood, Bertha Kirlzwcod. Lulu Parker.
Evelyn Imboden, Olive Decatur, Eva De-
catur, Mabel Hall, Winifred Wooiard.
Harriet ssweIl. Edna Battin, May Pol
lock, Mabel Mag1ll, Otis Cove, WIN Par
ker. 4. r Parker, D. T. Hankins0n, Ev-
erett Alexander, Clarence Reed, John
Parkinson. Henry Larkin. John Gibson,
Ray Torrey. Jack Parkinson, Harry Reg-
ers, Moses Johnson, Prof. z. c. Mar
shall. Dr.. Frank Palmer. Dr.. Murray
Kirkwood, S. @. Kimel-
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s ". C CLUB

one of the unique organizations of the
city. the 5. u. c club OF Shirt Waist
club. maintained IS implied reputation
OF coolness BY giving q trolley party last
Wednesday evening. under TIE general
management OF Everett Alexander and
2 few able assistants The parry TIA
versed the entire street railway system.
singing songs and having a ge7eral good
time AL enjoyed the sensible shirt waists
ard voted them the most comfortzbie
style OF dress ever invented Refresh
nents were served az the usual hozT Gstel
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PLEASED WITH WICHITA
Hrs. luther saws That Kansas Is Al
Right

Mrs. 2. Z. Luther & Atlanta, .-iter 2
pleasant visit with her sister, Nrs. -
". siokner, left Wichita yesterday -
ternoon for san Francisco % attena the
Epworth League convention, from which
she VIII 80 TO Seattle TO visit her parents
and brother. 3Irs. Luther sees a great
improvement Fl wichita since her previ-
Gus visit here nine years $50. and declares
that temperature q - n Kansas IS
not more felt than . II the east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
waite Man RUINED Yellow.

Great CONSERVATION was let BY The
friends of NJ. A. Hogarty of Lexington,
KY, when he saw he was turning yell
low. His skin slowly changed color, also
his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His
malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was
treated by the best doctors, but without
benefit. Then he was advised TO try
Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach
and Liver remedy, and he writes
After taking two bottles I was wholly
cured" A trial proves its matchless
merit for all Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney troubles. Only soc. Sold by Geh-
rings pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
FINE EBONY CANE
Colonel Fitch Receives a Gift From a
Brother Officer.

Col. Thomas Fitch received yesterday a
fine ebony cane, from Lieutenant John NJ.
Shook, of Eureka, Kansas. It was made
by a native of the Philippines, and has a
Philippine coin for a head piece. The
coin in valued at 20 cents, and is called a
paseta- The donor was second lieutenant
of the Twenty-frst Kansas, and was ap-
pointed first lieutenant Of the Thirty
second. He recently returned from the
Philippines, and has been appointed sec
ond Lieutenant in the REGULAR army.
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SOCIETY BRIEFS

Miss Hester Whine gives a trolley party
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucy Little OF Kalamazoo. Mich.
is visiting Miss Mable Aver, 4O7 North
Lawrence avenue.
Miss Lou Phillips. on Arkansas avenue,
entertained at tea Thursday evening
Misses Eta Henby, Lucy Little. Letta
Johnson and AIable Aver.
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PICNIC At GROVE.

Oscar Ward and a few of hiS friends
drove TO Hellar's grove eight miles north
west Of the city and spent last Sunday
fishing and wading. Those present were
Mrs. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Shadow. Mr..
and Mrs. Young. Miss Marguerite Robin
son, Miss Roach, Miss Mitchell OF Kansas
City, Miss Jennie Howenstein, Miss Le-
ona Robinson, Miss Della Howenstein,
Hiss Eva Gore, Miss Susie Gore. Messrs-
oscar Ward, William Ward, Claud Smith,
Bert Kenar, VIII Brown, Jay Sweet.
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IN mas. HoFrMANs HONOR

A jolly crowd assembled az the home
OF Mrs c. Rob Shumaker Friday even
ing in honor OF Mrs. c. Hoffman OF St
Louis. The evening was spent with n J.
sic. games ard singing Refreshments
were served At a late hour and al en-
5oyed the evening immensely Those
present were Olivia Eoungmeyer, Katie
Miller. Mrs wolfmeyer. Ellen Humheld.
Nr. wolfmeyer. Robert Wichman. Fred
Youngmeyer. Charlie Humneld and Ho-
mer Schafer.
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eRAPHAPHoNE socIAn.

A very delightful evening was spent at
the home Of Alr. and Mrs. Ezra Startz-
man, 327 New York avenue, in honor OF
Mr.. Bert Startzman- Monday evening
the following guests came in and enjoyed
a splendid graphaphone concert, after
which lunch was served: ar. and Mrs.
]. L. Startzman, 3Ir. and Mrs. ". c.
Startzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Startz-
man, Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Doughsrty.
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. RiteEour, Miss Elphie
S. Rats. Messrs. Carl WoItz. Fred Cline.
Henry Startzman, Dot Startzmaa.
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Che Didn,+ Wesr Maek

But her beauty was completely hidden
by sores, blotches and pimples till she
used Buclden's Arnica Salve. Then they
vanished as viii all Eruptions. Fever
Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles and
Felops from its use. Infallible for Cuts.
Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure
guaranteed; sc at Gehring,s pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
BASEBALL TODAY
City League Teams VIII Cross Bats
Today.

Wichita has at last gotten regular
schedule of baseball games and that they
are appreciated is shown by the crowds
that attend. The Wichita City League,
composed of the four well known teams,
the Owls. Eagles. Sunhowers and Cahto-
lies, is coming to the front with some
crack players. The Owls, so far, have
lost but one game, and are going to try
hard to make it the last. The Catholics
play against them today, and are equal
" determined that the gap between them
shall be shortened. The Eagles and Sun
flowers are going TO strive hard to fur
Their their averages, and an all-around
good time is promised TO the lovers of
our national game. The games VIII be
called promptly at o'clock today. at
the corner of Eighteenth and Fairview.
Batteries-For the Owls: Bretch and
Kearns; for the Eagles. Jones and Price;
for the Sunfowers, Anderson and Bulla-
Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Osborne left yes
terday for Portland, Ore, and after sew
eral days win visit for some time with
Mr.. Osborne's brother at Osborne City.
Idaho. They VIII return in about six
weeks.
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says that the wheat yields from twenty
five to thirty-five bushels per acre and
that the wheat is Of the finest quality.
1T is making from five to ten bushels
more than the farmers expected" said
Nfr Ossweiller
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant favor, gentle action. and
soothing effect Of Syrup OF Figs, when
in need OF o Laxative, and II the father
or mother be costive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follew its use; so that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle Nan
ufactured By the California rig S@rup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
MISS ToRRINGTON ENTERTAINs.

Miss Emily Torrington entertained the
girls Of the F. 6. B. c. B. club at her
home last evening. The evening was
spent at whist, after which e delightful
pastime a splendid course OF refresh
ments was served. All present enjoyed the
occasion very much.
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INSTALLATION OF oFFIcERs.

Wichita lodge No. 70, I. o. o. F., elect
ed the following officers at their last reg
ular meeting: J. H. Florence, n. G.; Geo.
Choteau, V. G.; J. ]. Smith, Rec. Sec;
B. f. Duncan. Pre-. Sec; c. Dees, Treas.
Refreshments were served after the in
stalIation OF officers.
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Ga y II q zE r.
s..ystsa 7Ihs KRd You Have Always Bought
Sa Of TIT ZAZZ<6S
WERE Greatly SURPRISED

wheat Going Five 90 Ten Bushels
Here Than Expected.
TheO OSsweiler was IN the city yester-
Eay from his home at Allepo. lie stated
10 an Eagle reporter that everybody Out
bis Eay were threshing their wheat and
hat il was the finest wheat crop ever
grown in that part OF the country. he
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age With
with speed and
o literally
by
harda
the lower limbs
Other old
blood
the quick o e
s. being
al all
Of
health richer and blood begins circulate through the
noticed begin 70 and joints
Our medical department Is OF physicians WAC study Of blood
them all about It and shall advice
nothing. Others
o. beneat TO them their being much result
som special directions received from physicians
doctor when medical
mailed Z FL who desire
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. IA
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-25
Relations Of the
United States and Cuba.

WASHINGTON Feb 25-The ON relations with
Cuba has adopted and presented the
army appropriation bill defining the the United
States and Cuba which, believed will extra session
congress unnecessary
The amendment authorizes the president the govern
ment ard control of Cuba its people
established Under the constitution providing shall
into treaty with foreign power by Cuban ind
pendence be impaired permit any foreign power obtain
odgmen OF control portion of the sand Cuban
shall not contract public debt
teres which and provide sinking fund for which
the island after defayng the
of Cuba that States NAV exercise the
right to intervene for the of independence and
the maintenance of adequate
and individual liberty that all acts of the United
ing military ratified that rights acquired
hereunder be mainned that the will execute
and far extend sanitation to
prevent the of epidemic the
Isle of Pines be omitted from the
of Cuba the title thereto being being left adjustment by
treaty. that Cuba sell lease the United for
coang naval stations certain points agreed upon the
president That further that government CUB
will mbody these provisions in treaty United
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-25
Items Of Interest
From the Florence Blade.

Messrs. Bingham and Lively came in
from Tucson Sunday. with their freigh
wagons and teams. and went ont to Sill
verdaie to hani the Arcade snacffner,
down to the mines Of the Mutual Labor
Colony, south Of Tucson. The editor o
the Blade sold this machinery to The
Colony, for q consideration of 1900. 90
Judge r. III Dosn has received 4 letter
from Congressman Champ Clark Of Mis-
souri, promising that he would do all he
could 10 bring the house to fayorable sc
tion ON the San Carloa dam amendment,
The Judge, who ii an old friend of Mr,
Clark, had written stropg letter soil
citing Mr.. Clark's assistance in this
matter. Champ Clark always keeps o
promise and we can count on him round.
ing up the refractory democrats, and
holding them in line on this measure. 1t
is mot expected, Of course, that he will
be able to do much with the republican
opposition, but others win attend to
that.
Mr.. Chas. "a. Cutting, general mana
ger Of the Troy Copper company, was
here this week, In company with attore
ney Hill, Of Globe, obtaining ab,traets
OF title TO the Sutherland group Of cop
per claims located near Troy. These
properties viii be incorporated and the
company will be financed by Messrs.
Barney Martin. q Co, OF New York
City and the latter lsct Is sufficient
guarantee that the enterprise will be .
success. Mr.. Cutting will have the man
aeement Of the properties on the
ground and this fact 10 an additional
guarantee of success, % IL assures intel
lisent and economicai direction Of the
development work.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-25
Tombstone Is Worried
Over the Water Supply.

The worrying over the threatened
diversion of the Huachuca water power
from Tombstone to Bisbee, that many
OF the Tombstone citizens are indulging
in, in the view of the relations existing
between the city of Tombstone and the
Water company seems entirely uncalled
for. Between the city and the company
there is an existing valid contract,
which, during its life cannot be impaired
or modified save by mutual consent.
She law of the case as we are informed,
is too well settled to be subject to ques-
ton. We are assured that no distur-
bance OF the city's rights will be permit
ted and onr citizens can rest assured
that the flowers will bloom and the
lawns be kept green in Tombstone in
the future as in the past. Besides, we
do not believe the company will ever
undertake to do that which Dame Ru-
NOR heralds.-Prospector.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-25
STEEL COMBINE
- @
Final Organization Of the
A0rgan Carnegie Com
bine Made.
WILL CONTROL
WORLDs MARKETS.
Details sf tho Great Scheme Of
Conhiasd Health in an Effort to
Increase tho Wealth Of Those
Mo Ire Directly Associated
in ii.

| NEw YoRK, Feb. 25.--Articles OF in
corporation In the United States Stee
corporations were filed today in the OF
flee OF the county clerk Of Hudson coun
ty, New Jersey.
This concern Is the gigantic Morgan
Carnegie combine. The agent Of ths
new corporation in New Jersey is ths
Hudson Trust company Of Hoboken
The objects OF tile corporation are te
manufacture steel, iron, copper and 9th
or materials and TO own, occupy and de
velop mines TO own means Of transpor.
tation. Provision 10 made that the cor
poration shall not own railroad in The
state Of New Jersey.
The incorporators are Chase. Claffi
Wm.g ~ Curtis and chas acyeagh.
Thetptal anthoFixed capital stock is g..
600 divided into 80 shares OF 500 each.
Provision is made that the stock may be
increased at any time.