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The Irish standard., 1901-10-19

ness with which she treated the now
happy woman. She blamed Raymond
Openly for having concealed the truth
from her.
II knew nothing of the unfair adj
vantage he took of you-nor of the
child" she said to Louise. "My hus-
bands niece! 1T was indeed crime!
Md yet see now that T largely have
been to blame. I threatened him; my
heart was set upon another plan. My
dear child, If loving care and sym
pathy can compensate in part for
what you have suffered, they shall
be yours. But although the crcum-
stances seem to demand that mar
riage should at once be solemnized,
the ceremony must not be performed
in Richmono. In all likelihood this
city will be your home. and you
should come here as Raymond's wife.
Fortunately, he has given no one here
reason to suppose he is single, and
it will be very easy at the right time
to have you and the little girl arrive.
assure you. my daughter, that your
reception will leave no room for doubt
as to your future position" AS
Louise sat looking into the benevo-
lent face of the older woman. with
fearful eyes, her heart overtiowed
with gratitude.
"My Child madam" she faltered.
Where is she?"
"Near the city. hut Just now be-
yond the lines. You will be directed
how to reach her when you get
through; or better, Raymond will
join you, and together you will find
her."
Louise went bach to the hotel al
most. content.
The Irish standard., 1901-10-19

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The Irish standard., 1901-10-19
GOT THE WRONG RECIPE.
Unexpected Result Of a. C0lere,
Cooks Efforts ut Cake
Making,

1t has been said that the black serv-
ants of the south have no objections
to cooking in their own remarkable,
though usually highly palatable, way,
says the Troy Times. A northern lady
tried for q long time to procure a cook
who could read, and SO make, according
to recipes, some of the remembered
New England dishes. She got one final
ly, mulatto man, who could read.
She gave him a recipe for making cake,
written plainly on II scrap of paper.
When the cake came on the table it
was not a white cake, which the re-
cipe was calculated to compound, but
had a remarkable gold color. The lady
called the cook. Ibid you make the
cake according to that recipe?" she
asked him. "Oh, yes. num-" "Did you
put in all the eggs?'' "Oh, yes, mum"
Put in sverything?" "Oh, yes, mum,
vinegar. too. pat in fioar and sugar,
cause ! knew them was required for
a cake. But l. put in all them other
things. too. Vinegar, mustard, pep
per-" he enumerated, thoughtfully.
f"vinegar," cried the lady, mustard:
get me the recipe" On the back of
the paper was written q recipe for
salad dressing. We'll" said her hus-
band, looking at the golden paste on
his plate. sit tastes good. It's the best
cake I've eaten in this house." And
the housewife looks only little dis
couraged. 4 year ago she might have
| cried. ---
The Irish standard., 1901-10-19
But hard as tits upon me.

a diplomat. "Bat hard as it is upon me,
great as is my disappointment, for
YOU the blow is heavier; l should not,
except under these circumstances, tell
you, Us do tell you now, that Frances
and have reached an agreement;
she has consented TO carry out her
fathers wishes; she stipulated only
that you were not to be informed of
this agreement until she chose to tell
you; she will not place herself in a
position to be harassed or worried by
lover now; her whole thought is on
| the wounded soldiers" She saw the
! sudden rush Of blood to her sons face,
and then the pallor return. A groan
burst from him, and he turned away;
and therein was apparent the vast diff
| ference in the natures of mother and
| son; helplessness, weakness and sur
render was possible with the man; but
with the woman, though storms of ad-
versity might overwhelm her and
clouds darken her path, nothing could
long daunt her fierce, relentless sirit.
For her there was no such thing as
complete despair. Her time had come
in this battle which she was fighting
against odds; she approached her
despairing ally and laid her hand upon
his shoulder.
Raymond" she said, "what would
you sacrifice to clear the way for mar
riage with Frances?"
He saw the calm. confident look in
her face. and breath of hope stirred
his fainting manhood.
"Anything-everything!" he said, at
length.
"H you will yield implicit obedience
to me-if you will be guided shall
| clear the way for you. Will you?"
"Yes."
Human life or lives must not be
regarded. We have no friends; we
are surrounded by enemies; we must
put aside conscience and sentiment to
win; we must hesitate nowhere. Do
you understand? And do you con-
scnt?"
II shall leave it all to you, moth
er. What is first to be done?"
Meet Louise here at six o'clock,
and take your cue from me. She
must be disarmed of suspicion"
From the moment If his surrender
Raymond Holbin was ripe for any
thing his mother might suggest. It
was her mind that conceived the plan
| to convince Louise that she would
be permitted to ride through the con-
federate picket line; that, under an
arrangement secured by Raymond
through friends in the war depart
nent, only u pretense of firing upon
her would be made. 1t was plan
that would have deceived no other
than q woman.
That six o'clock tea was. the tri-
nmph of brilliant diplomatist's ca
reer. Louise was forgiven, caressed,
received back as q member of the
family, her claims and wrongs &C.
knowledgcd, and full reparation
agreed upon. No one could have ex.
The Irish standard., 1901-10-19
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!Auctioneers are an obliging lot; they
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Chicago Daily News.
The Irish standard., 1901-10-19
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We have on hand at all times the neoes-
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Of Hibernians and Ladies' Auxiliary which we
sell at the following prices:
Application Blanks (new form) per hundred 80
Notice of Arrear Blanks, per
Sick Committee Report Blanks 50
Division Quarterly Reports, per hundred 90
Ode Cards, per hundred 20
Letter Heads, handsome design, hundred
Each additional hundred Observation-Disclosures. 90
Envelopes handsomely printed with
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Recording Secretary's Book T. 90 and 200
Insurance Secretarys Book (best in the u S1.z 90
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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

friends here believe that he is about to
achieve one of the greatest successes
ever made.
5. f. Forbes, a young man we'll known
in Tucson, who has lived here for some
time, has entered into active partnership
with j. r. Nevins, also a Young man
who comes here from the east. Both
are graduates of the Illinois university
OF architecture, one OF the best architec-
tual schools in the United States. Thev
are progressive young men, enterpris-
ing, accurate and reliable, and such
qualities will prove successful wherever
they are found. Mr.. Forbes, the best
known OF the two, has already done
considerable architectural work in Tue
son, having made the plans for the new
Arizona National bank building, which
structure is now under way at the cor
ner OF Stone avenue and Congress street.
he is also building the office building
which adjoins the bank building on the
south which Gen. L. ii. Manning is
putting up. Mr.. Forbes provided the
plans for DR.. Fenner's new building ON
Stone avenue and has done greal deal
of work in Tucson during his brief resi-
dence here. The young meu will open
an office soon in Tucson and begin active
work as partners. They are young men
of excellent standing and will no doubt
make a success of their work in this
city.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

A HANDSOME line of millinery at
No. 25 Congress street, the Leader.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
Holds UP a Congressman,

at the end of the last campaign, ~
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's briiI.
liant Congressman, "from oyerwork
nervous tension, loss of sleep and cons.
tant speaking | had about utterly col.
iapsed. 1t seemed that all the organs
IN my body were out of order, but three
bottles OF Electric Bitters made me all
right. It's the best all-aronnd medj.
cine ever sold over druggists 8 counter ),
over worked, run down men and veal
slcAIy women gain splendid health and
VltaIity from Electric Bittcrs. Try them
VhIy % cents Guaranteed by l.. Iecken.
dorf and Co., wholesale and Geo. Mar.
tin retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
Items Of the Day of
Personal Mention.

n. w. Kingman is in the city.
| Bishop Kendrick will arrive in Tucson
today.
Hon. Charles NJ. Shannon registered
at the San Xayicr today.
M ]. McDonough OF St. Louis has
arrived in Tucson.
Frederick FELTON, OF Milwaukee has
arrived at the Orndorff.
George G. Henderson of st. Louis is
a late arrival in the city.
C. E. Aperton, telephone man from
Prescott is at the Occidental.
+. G. Webster, wife and son of Benson
| are in the city spending the day.
II. e. Well and B. W. Murphy of Los
Angeles are registered at the Orndorff
today.
H. T. Allen came in from Benson yes
terday and is spending the day with his
Tucson friends.
Joe Wise stopped off in Tucson on his
way to Calabasas having been in Chr
huahua on business.
Chinese Inspector Jossey has returned
from trip 10 Clifton where he went on
private business.
c. o. Scott of San Francisco and
Charles D. Morgan of Los Angeles are
registered at the San Augustine.
w. f. McCauley of Chicago has ar
rived in the city on a visit to his cousin,
Capt. Ed. GrIndell of Fort Lowell.
NJ. Greenleaf and A. Greenleaf are in
the city from Yuma. The latter was
member of the Rough Rider regiment.
Under-sheriff Behan of Yuma county
Is in the city today on a visit to his
father John II. Behan, business mana
ger of The Citizen.
Miss Burr, Mrs. Frazier and Mre.
Princhard of Bisbee are in the city today
having arrived this morning. They are
stopping at the San Xavier.
H. Gerwein, the Benson lumber king,
is spending the day in Tucson. He saws
that Benson is moving along nicely and
the cattle men and ranchers along the
San Pedro are contented and happy.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
Notice Of Meeting.

Office Of the Board of Trustees OF School
District No. !, Pima County. Arizona,
Territory.
Notice ID hereby given TO the qualified
electors Of School District No. /, County
of Pima. a, T., that meeting will be
held at the City Hall at Tucson, on We'd
needay, April 18th, at p. m. 1901, at
which meeting will be submitted the
question cf approval of purchases made
by the trustees of this district of the
following described property.
Three lots on the corner of 4th avenue
md III atreets, the 8. w. four lots of
block ~; and part Of lots 8 and S in
bloek l66s containing three acres more
Or tea1.
BY order Of the board,
8. I'll. DRhcHMAN. Clark.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
THE BREAKER restaurant will BY
M sxcell any dinner in the city. Sum
day 8 70 Z: 80 p. 10.

Thees 4 more Catarrh in this section
|of ~ c0untFy than all other diseases
Fat tngether, and until the last few
yonxs ms supposed to be incurable. For
a1seat mAny years doctors pronounced
I'M Iocal disease, and prescribed local
I1edle md By constantly failing to
991o yIth 1ocAl treatment, nfonounced it
1hts Ecience has proven catarrh
H. 6oA 6onati titusional disease, and, there
IN atE11 c0nstitutional treatment.
Loll GAtnsrh Cure, manufactured by
hesAey q Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the
itntionnl cure on the market.
1kon ternAiIy In doses from 10
m poonful. It acts directly
e1l Anii mucous surfaces Of the
ler one hundred dollars
n fails 70 cure. Send for
~ stim0piaIs. Address
CHIMNEY h CO., Toledo, o.
[ IA Egiets. no.
w 4 JIls are the best.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

Table Claret, Zinfandel and Sauternes
OF the best grades have just been re-
ceived by E. Abadie from the renowned
Santa Clara valley, Cal. Any of these
brands belong to the 1895 crop. A bot
tie at your meal will constitute the best
OF tonica and aperients.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

The ladies' auxiliary of the railway
engineers will give q social in the near
future. Preparations are now being
made for the event. Dancing will also
be feature of the occasion.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

TEA GARDEN DRIPs-ls a sugar
syrup of highest quality Once used al
ways wanted-deliciously sweet-makes
taffy candy to perfection. Manufactured
by Pacific Coast Syrup Co., 707-719 San
some St.. San Francisco.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

"ANTED-Boys, not under ten years
OF age call at Citizen Office between 3
and 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13

THE BEST CHOCOLATE CREAMS
in the territory. Fresh candies every
day. Christmas candies in boxes. Cali
and nee the candy maker. 1O6 w. Con-
greGs street. ALI kinds of drinks.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
! ! / ! I! na'ay
10 Eat.

II g1Il ~ "A 4 The Breaker only.
X 1 Il inner, time 5 10
ri viii embrace
h 4 ~. g. oys-
t2I1t tho market az
~ bur III fact,
lIpe IN ono haIf oif 10
u. - sfFeet: phone
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-13
s<st Brief Local Notes.
THE, LEADER for fine millinery.

BARTLETT-The express and trunk
man. Stand, corner Congress and Stone
avenue. Office 5S west Camp street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
Mr.. HAYS SUCCESSOR.
Believed that S. M. FELTON, Is Booked for
the S. p Presidency

Believed that S. NJ, FELTON, Is Booked for
the S. p. Presidency.
An Associated Press dispatch from New
York last night said that nothing definite
could he learned there yesterday on the
reported resignation Of President Hays Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad company.
Charles Fl Tweed, chairman Of the com
pany's hoard Of directors, said nc had not
been Informed that Mr.. Hays had resigned.
Whatever Mr. Tweed's information Is the
rumor of MIR. Hays resignation Is given
strong credence in Houston. and 1t is be.
llcved that It Will not he a great while
until the official announcement is made.
straight tip has come to railroad men
here who enjoy the confidence Of the lead
Ing officials of the Hartman roads that
Mr. HAYS reported resignation is reality
and that President $. NJ. FELTON, Of the
Chicago aud Alton road, who Is well known
to be one of Mr. Harriman's strongest ia
yorites, will be his successor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
CONSOLIDATION OF ROADS
Houston and Texas Central Taking in
Other Lines.
ABOUT 40 MILES OF NEW ACQUISITIONS
Purchase Of the A. and N. w., the &. II
and ~ W., the #. w. and N. 0. and
Two Shorter Lines Decided Upon.


The special meeting of tho stoc,h ,,,o. /,
~ +ho tta,,,.' ~ tne sVockhoile'
% tne Houston and Texas Central rail-
iulu' called by the directors 10 take ac
tlon on the consolidation ~ ,,ho. ,,,,,.
with ~. f,., Nuift iVauS
Az Wv O0'i''''' system was held yester-
uaA-
i, will be remembered mar a. ~ t,s4
,o, ~" NuAt w the laSt
.,sn,ar session Of the legislature special
authority was applied for nv Tho Central
people "a take dye other ros,s y a.
tbetc sr..,,,, -, 49,, 800 N"@S inp'
st" uuu tHett application was
A'"n'ed 70 take effect on July . OF the
present year The meeting ycgferdeT wa =
fnr tta .,,,..,... IS F0't'iuhA wa7
~ luv p'Hpose OF carrying out the plaza
as INDICATED in the request for autho @As
from the legislature The ohiects 80 az
meeting as speciaed In fhe an fnIiny, 'He
To authorize and provide for nnrchaSin,y
owning aud operating inc rai.t0pd ~ =.
Central Texas and %orfb,,;este,,, uaii,1
COMPANY, extending from C9rfstt st,p ~
to the town 81 Wsxlhgsi,ie In rims "6,,,'
ty operating twelve uilel Win ifs f,-1n.
Chlses and appurfenlnces 800
lhe rallrond of the Fort Worth ami
New Orleans RAILWAY comDany cStsndia,
from the town Of Naxahachie i'm FiIis
county ia inc cftv of Forf Wnrtb l., INV
rant county foperafine fortv'onn MIN
with its franchises and aupnrien ne,.s -
The railroad az the Austlu ana Nns+b.
western Railway company. extending from,
thu city of Austin. Ia Travis cnnntv 70
tile town OF llano. in Llnno connf,, lon w
atlng los niles with lis franebs ses INA
appurtenances. 49,"
The Qtlroad or the Granite Mountain
and Marble Fnus Cn,. pniira,l 1911 {. ~
Extending from a point nf S%ll ,,l,i
the Austin and Northwestern rniIro,d in
BWnet county. TO the toVn ~ VIorhi"
FAILS In Buinct county toneroting abonf
six miles,, with its franchises and anour-
tenlnces
The railroad comnnoni, lno,vr No ,bo
Lancaster Tan rniirond eyfendirg fr,m
Hutchins station 10 rhe town of I~ncaster
In Dallas county (oncratinp about On
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17

Mr. I u. Rome. commercial agent for the
Cotton Belt route. went over to Beaumont
yesterday
Mr. c. f. w Felt, chief engineer Of the
Santa Fo came up from his headquarters
at Galveston yesterday,
Mr. Ron Doris assistant ucket ngcnt
al the Union depot at Galveston, is Il vls.
itor to Houston for a few DAYS
Nr nou,los troipp,oster ar tnn
cai.reinp uarrisl,mIo ana san Antnpio
~ SoH Hntorin ,ieitr1 iIn,,s.nt ,ostaTda,
vs. M. -,
ti, ~ ma VIZ, VA w,
vcsterI9v nt i:,lres5on I'M inc inferest az
80 "
Mr John Howard, PASSENGER and 'm li
grafton agent iYt we suhsel NehtIul lll tn
returned Yesterday from a TRIP through inc
lonsiaha r'ce nei''
Mr., Stanley Bender chief clerk TO the
president and general manager 81 ihe New
orleans Terminal railway, Is IN Houston
spending awhile with friends.
Wells. Fargo Express company. accompa-
MED by Assistant Superintendent Macken-
lie. left last night for trip To Fort Worth
Cop+oIn ~ ~ Monroe general baeunre
aeenf 81 the southern Paciic road ieft
Iast night for New Orleans. 10 he absent
sn, III u,,,ston hea,iruorters far sborr
t,hWW "''
"nHN
M; n A. p9he IaVeillhg aFent l1r ~ w
tr1Inting cornnou, WIN beadanorters M
naIit ,.os 5mn3g M yisitors 10 local
roiirnad ofdces Yesterday
I"liiVe" "if'N'N
Saptaih Aloerl lenhs , oliial eptes ,l
ing the. SincinWu hallWay suppE com
puu4 81 Niitetli"ti, m"HH "a ~ IVY
leEdsy sen9mius nos,p'so ine gene ~
Mr. / C. Brasher, chief rate clerk IN
the freight trnilc department OF Tue Soull'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
COMING TO HOUSTON.

Galveston Representative of the Kansas
CITY Southern to Move Next Month.
Readers of The Post viii remember that
several days ago the announcement was
made in these columns that the representa-
lives Of the Kansas City Southern at Gal
weston would probably move their head
quarters to Houston In conversation with
n representative OF The Post Yesterday
Mr. Harry c. Archer, the general agept
Of the road at Galveston, confirmed this
statement He said that the change IN
location Of the Texas representatives OF
his road would take place either on Sep
TENDER IL or October /
me Kansas City Southern men a / Calves
ton arc an popular gentlemen and the 10
cal railroad officials win be glad to welcome
them 70 the big metropolis of the great
Southwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
o. Ais First OHicial rour

Mr. II. c. Archer Of Galveston. general
agent for the Kansas City Southern rail.
Archer was accompanied hy Mr.. w G.
Denhis Of Kansas city. who was recently
appointed assistant general freight agent
Of thI road This is Mr. Dennis first trim
over Me Texas territory since hts appoint.
meut and be was mere looking over the fell
and getting acquainted with Texas rail
road men and interests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
New K. c. S. Renresentatlve.

The Kansas City Southern, after sep.
temher 1, will be represented at san An
tonic by a soliciting freight agent under
the direction and jurisdiction of MIR Harry
Archer. the roads general agent now 10,
oated az Galveston. but who In month
or so viii have removed his headquarters
TO Houston. Mr. 4 r. RigShy of San An.
tonic has been Given the appointment,
which becomes effective on September l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic,
MAN. MenIoane Arrested.

Runge. Texas, August lG.-ruesday last
number OF sheriifs ana deputy sherids
from wharton, Layaca Goliad Victoria
and De Witt counties, Joined here by q
number al officers OF this comfy visited
a number Of ranches across the river,
where they had reason to believe there
,ycra bad MeNicans Several MeXieang
were arrested, being found Ia possession
OF stolen property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17
Cotton Mill Tor Gainesville.

Gainesville Texas August l6-W. 8.
Deuuie of Richmond, Va. representing one
of the largest cotton concerns ia the coun-
try Is now In Gainesville for the purpose
Of erecting nrgc cotton mill The PEG.
PIE OF this city literally subscribed and
are very enthusiastic The capital stock
Will be $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-17

DO not feaye homa on a Journey without
bottle II Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DIarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost GER
tain to be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
shin. u IL pleasant, safe and reliable. For
sale by all druggists.