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Evening star., 1901-10-30

On THGRSDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH. 19O1
Al HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM we will
se en III ~ 'front.' OF the premises sublot At in square
lo3; Ills property Is just south of the British Ic-
cation. opposite the Church of the Covenant, and
Is very desirable for residence 1t Is in good Or
DER, anG is to be sold to close an estate
Iefhis: one-third cash, balance in one and two
years at oIo per annum, interest payable semi-an
huaiiy secured by deed of trust on the property
sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
Terms TO De complied with within IS days from
uay OF SAFE, otherwise the right reserved to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, after five days advertisement of such
d. c. F " s 'on'
BY order of the Fidelity Trust Company
oc3O-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
Evening star., 1901-10-30

SEHNF ClGe
IN IN WEDNESDAY, THEs SIXTH DAY OF NO
fEMB Err. 1901, AT Ten O'CLOCK An, viii
sell. sell by public auction, it the above farm. 80
lows lows including Jerseys ahdst Durhams being the
Paraphernalia, Engine, Sc
Terms cash. a.. 10
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auct.
Take 800 electric car +fromtsA sAqueduct bridge,
connect aH.dSdha With COACH West End Falls Church.
Evening star., 1901-10-30

Sale of 80 Cows, including
90 thoroughbred Jer=
seys; also rVilk Cams, Star
Cooler, Cream Separator,
Gasoline Engine, CORN
Miln, Reaper, &C.,
AT the
rleadoW Brook Farm,
Lewinsville, l. Fairfax Co.,
Virginia,
About 21a miles from Falls
Evening star., 1901-10-30
DUNCANsON BROTHERS. AuCTIoNEERs

DuNCANSON BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS
Very desirable resi-
dence property No. 1890
CONNECTICUT AVE-
NIUE, near N street
northwest, consisting
OF a Four=Story Press
Brick Dwelling, COM
tanning twenty rooms,
two baths and a large
tWo=story stable i'm the
rear, lot fronting 25 feet
by an average depth of
about 134 feet to a 12=
foot alley, being near
the British | legation,
Evening star., 1901-10-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING r,rS
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHEAST

Century building,
jan AMEs e w hAiCLHfE. Anct. Trustees.
Evening star., 1901-10-30

CyTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED uNTII
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH AT FIVE
PM.
oc26-d&ds By Order OF the Receivers
Evening star., 1901-10-30

JAMES W. RATCLIFFE- AUCTToYEER-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-06

and Il Is all that the name i'm.
plies - drives mosquitoes
away, gives one peace and
eontentment in the evenings,
and takes but a teaspoonfui Of
powder for an evening.
It possesses many advant-
ages over burning powder.
The effect on the powder is to
produce a pleasant aroma.
Does not injure the eyes and
lungs, leaves no smoke-odor
in clothing or room. Safe to
use and will last for years.
GET ONE TODAY. Price, 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-06
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, Sept. 6. 1901.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

c. Brewer 4 Company
Ms Sachs DIG. Co, III.
LIB. Kerr q Co., Ltd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

7 Y" ITIIT7-T TTTT7'" T"TI I|IT' 81" |I7I-
sowing moving and gcueral caretak-
ing Flowers and shrubs. when re-
qulred. are. OF couree. charged addI-
uouaily The purpose ls TO defeat
speculation in land for burial places.
aud 10 insure perpetual care % the
graves "a Cis.eland the enterprise is
self-supportins. aithoush the charges
are very low
Abraham Lincoln.
TIA L-.---. II II. ~ In --H--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

A. Good ~ o. gorhscrnw.
No doubt you have found Yourself IN
the prcdicameut Of having forgotten
the corkecrew. and you are ont In Tire
fields trying 70 get a draught ffom a
cold bottle Here Is a rev and sim
pie way to overcome the dimcuiiy. the
invention Of which Is 90 be- accredited
A. fs.fa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31


ctattit Aaa attulta utlfI 'IifT =
tract ~ 100 acres. with a view 90 con-
ducfinr a municipal cemetery iu iml-
tation OF a project successfully car-
ricd out pa Cleveland. There a level.
finely situated tmci Of land has been
acquired By the municipality. and hdr-
ial plots are sold without regard to TO-
cation at the uniform price Of IS cents
per square foot This price includes
the actual maintenance 81 the lot a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

swooping down from the stump and
hinginr emhronera east and west The
physician who was one day 20 tend the
sick bed Of the nation in her agony;
whose large hand was to De- on her
feeble pulse. and whose knowledge. al
most divine. was 10 perform the mir
acie Of her healing Winston Church.
ms aTha criaia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

ncighhors corn. who had been store
keeper and postmnu aud dat hoatman.
Who bad followed rough Justice
round a rough circuit. who had rolled
a toeal bully lu the dirt. rescued wom-
ca from insult. tended the bedside of
many O. sick coward who feared the
Judgment told coarse stories on barr
rels Of candle light fhnf these are pure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

fl.hcd with other portions 81 fha edi-
Gee ln the thirteenth and forurteenth
centuries aad The grand close 0f the
Whole work took place iu the reign Of
Henry Nli By the erection OF tho
chapel which bears that monarch's
name The great cenl-ai tower and
tne western towers were. however sin
1nAuIif although she work had been ln
progress for three centuries Knleht
says -The great central tower and
The weatem towers vers st1l uuhufit.
and so to tha time the former re-
mains. tho latter have heoa added 20
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

llic
OF unfairness Is the basis Of nine
tenths OF the friction that arires be-
tween the operator and the patrons.
and yet, SO far as known, there has been
no widespread attempt on the part Of
creamery operators TO make the pat
rons understand that they were getting
a fair deal in the testing Of their milk.
Instead OF using the certified test bot
ties and pipettes sent out from the
dairy commissioners ofice in the man
ner specified by the law. the most Of
the operators have kept them laid away
with care. as q sort OF mysterious
something too little understood to be
used or 10 soc the light OF day. ex-
cept 70 overawe some unsatlsfed pat
ron II Is believed that bat a small
number of the creameries Of the state
could go into any court and establish
"rhe use OF reliable. tests and the re-
suits therefrom" as they may be re-
quired to do in any action arising be-
tween patrons and the creamery man
aeement Il does not follow that q
great number are using Inaccurate
tests. but It Is true that few have com
piled with the law to such an extent
that they could prove the accuracy Of
the apparatus and the results from the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

-of ine ornate. c0luunated structure
which was 20 surround the lower part
Of The great shaft Tho work Of bniid-
ing vent on hriskly at hrsi then LAM
guiahed and finally stopped entireiy
u was not until 1875 that work was
resumed upon the monument ana not
untn 1854 chat the shaft was finished
All Intention of completing The mouu-
ment according 10 the orlalnal designs
seems io have bcen abandoned and
there lt stands. lovefing aloii aal feet
above the unfinished world
The Grant monumeut as designed d5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

The greatest hum6ug m tho testing
matter is she guaranteed" bottles sold
on the market. Numerous creameries
have refused 70 comply with the plain
provisions Of the law for the reason
that they buy only guaranteed bot
ties Well. everybody buys guaranteed
bottles. for none other are on the mar
ket' but the guarante Is Of mighty lit
TIE comfort to the farmer whose milk
IS tested IN a bottle that is Inaccurate.
The makers OF test bottles only guar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

q lot Of bottles that were all perfectly
From to is per cent Of
the bottles boughft tby this ofice are
found TO be more or less inaccurate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

peafowls are not only ornamental
but excellent for the table. They are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31


State Dairy Commihsioner's Report
"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31

why they DO not get the highest mar
ket price for their stock. Ia most cases
this is the reason. Good stock always
commands a quick sale at best prices.
Poultry should be shipped So as 70
arrive on the market from Tuesday to
Friday Receipts generally increase
toward the end OF the week, and there
is enough carried-over stock on hand
Saturday 20 supply the demand. Mcr-
chants rather than carry stock over
sunday win sell az a sacrifice. as the
stock. when in coops loses consldera-
BILE in weight and ahrlnkaee. and does
not appear fresh ana bright Besides.
Monday j. usually 3 poor day 20 sell
poultry. y.-Farm Journal
Poultry Briefs
At the Rhode Island Experiment
Station fowls were fed daily with
food containing the germs Of diph-
tderia After six weeks Of this kind Of
feeding the hens were killed and found
10 be free from diphtheria Later four
hens were inoculated simultaneously
with virulent cultures OF 6iphtheria
bacillus. but no case OF diphtheria was
developed in the hens This OF course
IS only one series Of tests. but &c seems
20 bear out the other Investigations
along this same line 20 tie effect that
dlphtheria as we irnow it la humans is
not a disease that can be developed in
fowls. A good many people have held
e the opinion that roup in fowls is
only a form of diphtheria such as IS
common % the human family. Proof
Of this seems to be entirely wanting
The man that wants TO make money
selling fowls for breeders win End that
uniformity counts for much. Espe-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
Pistol Wont Scare
In Pike County, KY.

FKAxKroRK, KY. Aug. ia ques-
ton that 10 novel because of the section
from which 1t comes has been propound-
cd to State Superintendent OF Schools
McChesney. It 10 whether the carrying
OF 44.Galiber Colts revolver by q
school teacher in Pike County 10 intim-
idatioR OF his pupils and is cause for re-
moyal.
Mr. McChesney agrees that the carry
ing such . weapon by teacher in any
other section OF the State would intimi.
date the pupils, but seriously doubts
whether IL would in Pike.
The question was propounded in q
letter received this morning from the
two claimants Of q contract to teach a
school In Pike County.
One OF the parties 10 in charge Of the
school, and, 30 the other claims, goes TO
school armed and has friend accom-
pany with q rifle. The second party
guards the school from the outside while
the first instructs the pupils.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
California Girls fIopement.

Mr.. Andrews, wildly excited, appeal
ed TO Chief of Police Eidridge TO stop
them.
The couple had driven in the direc-
ton OF Longport with the intention oil
taking a steamboat for Ocean City,
where they proposed TO be married.
Four policemen In q patrol wagon
started in pursuit, and. after wild
race, overlook the elopers. Bingham
fought hard. but was overpowered. The
girl grew hysterical.
Mr.. Andrews agreed that, in consider
alton OF Bingham abandoning oil his
aspirations for the present to the hand
OF his ward, he would not press the
technical charge Of abduction. TO which
the young actor agreed after consulta-
tion with his friends. Bingham seemed
TO have no desise for a police cell.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
Stampede For Gold
In Far Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. IAN old.fash-
loned mining stampede has been start
ed 70 the Big Snowy Mountains. 100
miles east OF Helena, bv the disco
very of the rich gold bearing copper
and sand carrying free gold. 1t has
practically depopulated several towns
along the Montana Railway, and lie
constantly drawing more people to the
scene OF the new discovery, Carelss
Creek 10 about thirty miles from Har-
lowtown, which is the nearest place on
the railway. From another source 1t
was learned that the discovery was cop
per ore extremely rich in gold. one sam
pie having been found which assayed
81 200 in gold to the ton.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. II Vice President
Roosevelt's Western trip continues to
accentuate his presidential boom, and
Washington politicians are finding y an
interesting task to analyze the situation
and she jest how the cards run. The
Vice President can fairly boast OF the
earliest of all the Republican booms ior
1904 for his started with his nomina-
tion for the Vice Presidency In PhiIadel-
mia last June o year ago. AT that
time Hanna was not dreamed OF, Fair.
hanks was the least mentioned ana
Odell, Culiom, Foraker, Elkins, Allison,
Shaw. ct AL, were all hidden amid the
uncertainties OF the future. Roosevelt
was understood to be an aspirant for
1904 even before the convention met,
and his objection 10 accepting the no
minat,on for the Vice Presidency was
that he knew the engaestion, while sup
ported earnestly and literally by friends,
was made by men who wished TO side
track him for local as we'll rs national
reasons. Hanna alone among his OPP
moments objected to bis nomination for
Vice President. Hanna 10 blunt. can
did man he regarded Roosevelt as more
ar lees OF a fake and didn't want the
Philadelphia ticket trimmed up with
anything Of a irothy nature. Piatt saw
his opportunity TO unload Roosevelt and
eagerly joined in with the enthusiastic
Roosevelt men OF the West and the New
Yorker was forced into harness by
combination OF friends and enemies.
But Roosevelt, in accepting the honor,
dared the vice presidential hoodoo, and
not Tor a moment laid aside his chief
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
THE MEN
ARE
HOLDING
THEIR OWN.
The Foreign Trade of
San Francisco is
About Crippled.
Trouble is
Feared.

'PTrsBURa, Aug. 1.-THE center OF in
terest In the strike situation today is Mil
waukee aud Chicago, where strenuous
efforts are being made to persuade the
men to reconsider the adverse Stand on
the strike.
Milwaukee is TO vote on the question
today.
There is aleo a determined effort to
break into Carnegie properties. The
secret organization has been in progress
for some time and showImuch strength.
Something is expected by Monday.
The strikers are beginning to exhibit
q spirit OF restiessness and irrigation
where they come in. contact with non-
unien men.
party of strike. breakers from the
South is expected at Moneesen today
and the strikers are patrolling the town
in anticipation OF their arrival. Trouble
is feared when the two forces meet.
1t is also believed that trouble may
ensue when an effort is made to tie up
the Carnegie properties.
JoblET, Aug. l7.-lt is expected that a
lack OF rods at the American Steel and
Wire mills will force them TO shut down
by Tuesday, increasing the number Of
idle men to COCO, nearly half of them
involuntary.
SAN FRAscisco, Aug. l7.-Thirty-three
grain vessels, fifteen sugar ships and
four others all engaged in foreign trade.
are tied up here on account OF the strike,
which shows no signs OF breaking up.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
COL. BREATHITT
BOOMS ARIZONA.
What He Had to Say
About Tucson at
Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE In
dionapolis Sentinel prints the following
"Coi. J. 3. Breathitt OF Tucson, Ariz
who is the member OF the Democratic
national committee from the territory
is stopping at the Grand while attend
ing TO business in this city.
Col. Breathitt probably will support
Mryor Taggart for chairmen of the ma
tionai committee. Said he last night
~ come from a place over two thousand
miles from Indiana, but We have heard
well Of Mayor Taggart out there and be
iieve he would make an excellent chair
man OF the national committee. He
has all the qualifications for the posi-
ton, and believe many OF the western
states will be for him to succeed Chair
man Jones"
Col. Breathitt is more than politi-
clan and he talked Interestingly OF the
territory where he lives and in whose
progress he is much interested.
"Arizona is great country" he said 4,
"and it is wonderful how little people in
the East know about it. ia the last
few years, however, they have become
better acquainted with its resources,
and many eastern people are going
there for an opening. The population is
rapidly increasing and the territory is
progressing in every way.
1.-THE thing for which Arizona is most
anxious just now is statehood. The
population now is about 200, 900, which
is more than enough to give it one con-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., Aug. H.-J. v.
Andrews and his niece and ward. Miss
Isabella Cermera, have gone TO New
York to escape the unpleasant notoriefy
brought upon them by the young wo-
mans unsuccessful attempt here to
elope with Ralph Bingham, the come
dian.
Miss Cermera is a California keiress
Of great beauty. She will, on her twenty
first birthday, inherit about eight and
half millions. They we're stopping at
the Hotel Dunlop.
The uncle, after brief absences from
his apartments, returned 70 find the girl
gone. She had left this note:
MY Dear Uncle: | have gone away
with the man OF my choice. know he
will make me happy. Forgive me. l
love him and cannot help myself.
ISABELLA.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
Baby's Big Fall
Wonderful Escape.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. IL A horse
attached TO carriage containing the
2 years old baby Of DR.. WILDER NJ. SWEET,
we'll known San Francisco oculiOt.
became frightened and plunged over
preciplce 100 feet bigh on Tiburon bou-
levard yesterday afternoon. The car
riage fell a battered wreck on the rocks
at the foot of the cliff, the horse being
instantly killed, but the little child was
found nesting among the cushions OF
the smashed rig, alive and without a
scrath. Mrs. SWEET was driving when
the horse became frightned and backed
the carriage over the cliff. II plunged
down to the rocks below. The rescue
party found the baby without scrach.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
4 MeXiCan'S Grimes
Strangles Women.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE dis
covery of clock that was stolen from
the Cunliffe residence in Gomez Falacio.
Durango, Mex, at the time that Mrs.
George H. Cunliffe, the Pawtucket
(R. I.) lady, was brutally murdered, has
caused the arrest of Juan Delgado. q
tanner by trade, who has no place OF
abode, but who for years wandered all
over Mexico, ostensibly as a peddler,
but who, under that guisc, has commit
ted many crimes.
Delgado has made complete conies-
sion to Lie Pedro Alvarez. acting jefe
politico OF the Gomez Paiacio, 10th dis
trict, and not only to the murIer Of Mrs.
Gnadaloupe Ornelas, pi eminent Mexi-
can lady in the city Of Parrsl, Chihua-
hu&, on the 18th Of May, 1860. crime
that had remained . profound mystery.
The murder Of Mrs. Ornelas, like that of
Mrs. Cunliffe, was by strsngulation, and
was committed at about the same hour
OF the day, Gam. The evidence shows
that outrage was coupled with the mnr-
der. Delgado says by the Ornelas mur-
der he secured large amount Of vain.
able jewelry and s5, 900 cash. This lat
ter crimes in all particulars has been
fully verified by the rarral authorities,
who have been communicated with. In
the murder OF Mrs Cunliffe, Delgado's
confession duplicates others, one we'll
known criminal just out of Jail.
This confession recalls three other
murders OF women in northern Mexico
within few years, all by strangulation,
as with the Cunliffe and Ornelas rnur-
ders, and the authorities belive the five
crimes were committed by the same per-
son, the methods in each being almost
identical. -
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
HANNA IS
CANDIDATE.
The Big Boss Decides
that He Would Like
the Presidency.

ambition, which was and 10 to succeed
William Mckinley as President OF the
United States.
After the election and during the ses-
sion Of Congress. Republican wise men
Immediately commenced to adjust their
horoscopes with the result that the In
diana delegation discovered Presiden-
tial quantity in Fairbanks. tall, bow
legged. able specimen OF the Hoosier
Republican. Iowa was industrious
enough TO relaunch the oft-launched Al
lison boom, Illinois had the easy.Roing,
Lincoln looking Cullom and somebody
whose identity has never been establish
ed whispered something about Steve Ell
kins. Result; Fairbanks took kindly
TO the idea and very soon bright and
popular Indiana newspaper man, Jerry.
Matthews, was jerked out OF soft berth
in the "busted" Globe Bank OF Boston
TO take charge Of the indispensable liter
airy bureau Allison, past three score
years and ten, worn and weary by long
waiting, pleaded old age and playfully
vacated in favor OF Gov. Leslie Shaw OF
Iowa, and Shaw has been regarding him
self seriously ever since, much TO Sena-
tor Allison q amusement. Cullom, wor
ried for the moment with contest for
reelection to the Senate, merely bowed
la token to the compliment.
There is every reason to believe at this
time that Hanna is now q serious candi-
date. He claims the solid vote of the
South in the convention, will have Ohio
OF course, and thinks he can rustic
enough, with q fair appropriation to do
the job.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17

gresham, which has by custom been
made the requirement for a state, and
much more than some of the states far.
ther north have. Both political parties
have declared in favor OF its admission to
the union, so that it should not be delay
ed much longer. The fact that it is
Democratic, however. keeps the Repub-
licans from admitting it.
"The people OF Arizona are the most
law-abiding in the country. In Tucson
gambling is run open and there are
gambling rooms everywhere, yet such
a thing as lock on door is un-
known. | went away from home last
year for three months, and never
thought of turning a key.
Tucson has 10000 people. yet there
are only two policemen-one on duty at
night and the other in the day time, and
there is nothing Tor them to do. A wo-
man is safe on the streets of the town
any place or at any hour. Any gambler
on the street considers himself the pro-
tector OF lady while she is in his sight,
and would see that she is not molested
in any way.
Fights or brawls are unknown. Men
will go into the gambling houses and
play without word until their last doll
lar is gone, perhaps losing as much as
$1,000 at a sitting, and then go away with
out complaint. All kinds of gambling
games are run to suit the tastes Of every
one, and night after nighht the devotees
of gaming may be found over the tab
les"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17

Big crowds are expected 70 go from
Bisbee 10 Tucson on Sunday next on the
train. A rate of IS dollars has
been made for the round trip. The brid-
ge between Bisbee and Benson was COM
pleted yesterday and by Sunday the
road will be in good condition for the run
TO Tucson. Bisbes Review.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
Edwards Excuse
Speech from Throne.

LONDON, Aug. 17-The first parlia-
mcnt of Edward VII finished its business
today aud was prorogued in speecf,
from the throne. In regard to South
Africa the speech says "The progress
of the forces in the conquest OF the two
republics by which my South African
colonies had been invaded has
been steady and continuous, but,
ewing to difficulty and the extent
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17
The Gulf Storm
Results Uncertain.

Mos LIE, Aug. l7.-No coastwise vcs-
sells have arrived here since the storm,
but despite the-fact that several are
known TO have been driven ashore or
il is now believed no fatal
tiles have occurred and that damages
from the storm are confined TO property
loasae
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-17

CHICKEN GAME PIE will only be a
few of the many good things to eat at
THE BREAKER and THE BREAKER
only today This dinner win consist Of
full fourteen varieties. Time S to 7 80
p. m. Best of service Most important
factor of all. Price 35c. We never
sleep. THE BREAKER and THE
BREAKER only. 1t