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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
The New School
House at Wilcox.

The Range News says: BIC. frost arch
tect, and Fl. O.Sullivan, contractor, arriv-
from Tucson Tuesday to meet with the
school board and turn over the new
school building which is just completed.
Tuesday and Wednesday the board was
in session and the building was accepted
and the contractors paid off. The school
building is a model OF its kind, beautifnI
and substantial, rejecting credit upon
the skill of the architect who designed it
and the contractor who executed it. The
board deserves commendation for the
good judgment and business ability IL
has shown in selecting the style OF build
ing, material used, and interior arrange
ment and furnishings.
The house is beautifully and substan-
tiaHy furnished and equipped with all
modern appliances. In the future Will
cox wiil have every fatiiity forthe OPP,
building of fine school where the
young people OF this section can receive
at home sufficient preparation to enter
normal schools and university OF this
territory witt out examination and OBJ
waiting the necessity Of taking q prepar--
tory OF from one to three years in order
to gain the requisite qualifications to,
take up the regular course in those in
stitutions. The higher education in Ari-.
zona lie handicapped by the lack Of good
preparatory schools. Few young people
have the hardihood to spend three years
in preparatory work and four wears In
college work away from home, besides
such long course ia expensive to the
parent or guardian.
If the preparation can be bad at home
the college course will be 60 much short
er and far less expensive, and those ele-
ments will not deter the large number
at present held back from pursuing
same.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Carnegie Talks
Of the Big Ditch.

Ngw YoKK, March ga dispatch TO
the Journal and Advertiser from Lon
don quotes Andrew Carnegie az having
said regarding the Nicaragua canal:
'The loss of that treaty does not mat
ter much. think it would be mis-
take from every point of yiew 10 try to
make the Nicaragua canal. II We want
a canal, what We should do 10 10 make
an arrangement with Colombia and bas
up the Panama canal, which could ie
had. believe, for 81, ,0O0, 900 and could
be completed for 500, 600. 600 think
most OF the longest heads in the
repablic are. very glad indeed that the
treaty ended 40 1t did. One thing il
settled, however, II ever the canal is
built by the United States government
it will be mn American canal
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Interest.

Mrs. Lottie Holbrook has returned
from Phoenix, having completed her L.
bors in the legislature.
Miss Meade and Miss Black, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
sroufe during the past two months. will
leave Monday in company with Mrs.
Sroufe on visit 10 California.
At the Orndorff the following are re.
gistered: George Blair and wife, Mann
moth; H. G. Taft. Kansas City: David
J. corinn, New York; A. II. Koehler,
Chicago.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
TRAIN WRECKED
Southern Pacific NOrthbOund
Passenger Meets With
an Accident.
SEVERAL PASSENGERS
WERE INJURED.
4 Defective Rail Throws Several
Cars and the Engine Off the
Track North Of Los angeles
Resulting in Serious Injuries Bat
% Loss Of Life.

Los ANGELES, Cal., March 23.-The
Southern Pacific north bound passenger
which left here at IL 40 a. m. yesterday
was wrecked last night three miles be.
,yond Tehachapsi.
The engine, mail and smoking cars
were derailed and the mail car thrown
on it's side. Several passengers were
slightly injured and one sustained a
fractured rib. Three mail clerks were
slightly hurt. A defective rail was the
cause.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Cavalry Patrols the
Streets of MarseilIcs.

MARsEILLEs March 23Detachmen cavalry patrolino
the streets today and the infantry guards points
massed at the docks All gatherings strikers are immeda ds
persed few hacks and running strongly
by gendarms The number of in other trades who are III
sympathy with the dock laborers with BODY
carriers which the wagons leaving the railroad de-
pot scufe ensued and the police charged dispersed the
ers but only few continued to work
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Remarkable Cures Of Rheumatism.

From the vindieator. Rutherfordton, NC.
The editor of the Vindicator has had
occasion to test the efficacy of Chamber
laip's Pain Balm twice with the most re-
markabie results in each case. First,
with rheumatism In the shoulder from
which he suffered excruciating pain for
ten days, which was relieved with two
applications of Pain Balm, rubbing the
parts afflicted and realizing instant bene-
tit and entire relief in very short time.
Second, in rheumatism In thigh joint,
almost prostrating him with severe pain
which was relieved by two appliances,
rubbing with the liniment on retiring at
night, and getting UP free from pain.
For sale by George Martin, druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
4 Russian
Official Is in Danger.

Sr. PETERSBURG, March 23.--Privy
PobsedonostzeH Chief procu-
rator Of the Holy Synod, narrowly es-
capped assassination on Friday morning
while writing in his stndy. Four shots
were fred through the window hut Pob-
was unhurt. The would-be
IL identified as one l.agowski a
provincial official.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23

Maurice Thompson did not live TO see
the dramatization of his novel, "Aliee Of
Old Vincennes there is great pathos
in his leaving this world almost at the
beginning of the popular success for
which he had worked and waited. But
his talents were not without apprecia-
tion long ago, and he had an everyday
j. y in life and nature which blessed him
as he went along.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
A Good Cough Medicine for Children

~ have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" GAYS f.
r. Moran, a we'll known and popular ba-
ker, of Peter, burg, Va we have Civ
.n it to our children when troubled with
bad coughs, also whooping cough, and il
has always given perfect satisfac ion. II
was recommended to me by druggist
as the best cough medicine for children
as il contained no opium or other harm
ful drug" Sold by George Martin, drug
gist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
4 Controversy
Has Been Settled,

cHfcAao, arch 23.-The controversy
between the Chicago board OF trade and
telegraph companies over the collection
and dissemination Of quotations has
been settled. Within . week quota
tions will be sent out from this market
TO NIL parts Of the country as formerly !.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Botha Has Strong
Objections to Miner.

LONDON March 23Coonial Secretary Mr. Joseph Chamberlain
the house of today said that specific objections
been made by Boha the offered
ene and Both made proposals The only
of the outside of that published papers
conveyed in private telegram from Kitchener saying
had strong objections o Sir Alfred Miner.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
An Honest Medicine gor Ia Crime.

George ". Watt of Socth Gardiner,
Ne, says: 81 have had the worst cough
cold, ehiiis and grip and have taken lots
OF trash OF no account bat profit to the
vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is tire only Il ing that has done any good
whatever. have used one bottle Of il
and the chills, cold and grip have all
left me. | congratulate the manufacture
ers OF an honest medicine. For sale
by George Martin. druggsst.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Uncle Sam
Buys an Island.

WNsHrNGToN, ID. G. March 23.--Secre-
tary Hay today gave the Spanish minis.
ter, the Duke of Darcos. the necessary
warrants for 500, 200 in payment for
the island Of Cayagan and other islands
near the Philippines in accordance with
the treaty made last November.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
A Railroad
Ian Asphyziated.

:. VLADIyosTocE, March 23.-Major
General Keller, director Of the Usuri
railroad, was asphyxiated In his car
which caught Are between Nokolsta and
Baransyonskia. The attendant in
charge Of the heating apparatus was al
so killed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
4 New Ship for
The Pacific Mail Service.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va March 23The being built bv the
Newport News shpbudng company for the Pacific Mail
San Francisco and Hong Kong launched today She
the largest constructed in the hemisphere She
52 feet longs 63 feet beam and will late
and the distance around her rail is quarter of mile
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23

WHERE. OH, WHERE. are We to
eat our Sunday dinner? Ans. At The
Breaker, most assuredly. So cents the
price for the best. The very best tf
everything that earth and sea provide
Time TO 7 80 d. m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
Domestic Rates
Lire Extended to Cuba.

WAsHISoros, March 23.-The post
Office department today issued an order
extending domestic rates Of postage to
all mail matter between the United
States and Cuba after April I.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23

on through the few huge branches and
among the pale clouds OF filmy green
traced in open network upon the deep
blue sky.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23

THAT big dinneri Time S TO 7:30 p.
m. Sunday at THE BREAKER Rest.
and THE BREAKER only.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK, March 23-Bar silver Mexican dollars 4o
silver certificates, 81 u. @@8ss#Es
copPRRCopper Brokers' $7 exchange and casting SI6S
Labeled dull. Brokers, 400; exchange, I6H. s@s
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23

THAT SUNDAY DINNER at The
Breaker. 1t win have no equals to
80 p. m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-23
An attempt vas
kade to Take Iguiaalde.

MANILA, March, 23.-GeneraI Funston
has gone into Isabella province With ten
men and a company OF native scouts Id
daring attempt to capture Aguinald0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-18

Hawkins ana his wife Frances have
brought suit against John James
and wife. to Fecovss for alleged
damages In ths sum % 40. The
plaintiffs in the proceedings are ten
ants OF the defendants. who own
lodging house at lII valley street. Il
seems that some time age the de-
fendantaftisconn@ct the cold water
faucet tn the apartments Ia order to
stop a leak The action is explain
81 By the defendants "a having been
merely a temporary adjustment. Tia
plaintiffs on the other hand alleEs
that malice and epatsmpt supplied
the motives.
The plaintiffs aliese that they
were greatly DANA xeA and suffered
actual mental anguish over a mat
ter that could have been immediate
~ remedled for 81 20. While the
grievances OF this household are be-
ing adjusted the county - paying
500 a day 70 run the courts.
woman who sought for me COM
ulittmeut II her husband in the In
sane asylum. caused some aHnuNa-
ment IN Judge Taliman's court this
morning The woman had some dtf-
fculfy In coavincinE the taQEe 81
his condition. but when nhs finaiiy
nrrvesi herself 90 tire situation 81.
exclaimed lie went - Portland last
week. and when he came back he
declared II Sas n much more tesir-
able place than Seattle" contiuu-
ing. she said "and he talks politics
a great deal" An inquiry Of Judge
TalIman's brought cut the fact that
the man was a Populisf In his poll
ties Judge Tallman continued the
case
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P. Il. S(ULLIN
AND 7. COLE

Thoa. Cole wac fnua s. and costs
BY judge Cam today for striking
Patrick n. scullsu. uufiuE thx trial
s0uiisn alleged Cole had srittrn =
letter - hich NAs detrimental 10 bis
character. lie Hat Cole On the
strEei, and upon demanding an eN-
PLANTATION. cole struck him Cole
stated that duuiiRn had sailed him
names
scuilin states that the Street Rail
way Employees unhnn. II Seattle. and
the Rarbers' union and the Painter
unions OF Tacoma. endorsed b. rrso
luton hiH compulsory arbitration
eili. Contributors to puph the bill
were secured from Electrical Work
srs'. urF guasie Clerks. BARRIERS and
Carpeufsru' unions. % Taronaa. The
Moulfsrp union. ~ Tacoma. voted
money. which wa sent b Delegate
Tayier % Olympia 70 give to MI
aculiin. but owing t. the attacks
made upon hlm ~ members - the
Western Central Lahor union. ths
money WAS taken back 20 the Mould
sra' union. Trouble has grown out
Of the affair.
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hoax, lie explains that he did not
expect u Go be takon seriously
VICTORIA. II. &. Feb. 1s.-N
Lindsay, nnnsnnnr'H confidential
teprese utAttse. reached hvre rrom
Union todaS, and Saws that Ia apitr
81 the dpluEe OF WISER. hh believes
she mine ~ eth on nv. nnd Il viii
- aheut I've weeks before Il h
tb,rauf Aiy exttngNtshrd and the wa
Tor ana eshris rvusoNsd The same
epiuian y hcid BY " n, Lee, who
Arr Fsd today from Union. Lee says
the death list q white miners would
have been larrsr, had not 20 OF them
attended a ma nquCradn ball the night
before. and Wtrs thus un.lhls Go so
81 the mnrnmg shit. Ice himseg
had made arfAnK meutH with tho
/ mine sups riuteadrnt 60 50 through
/ the mine that morning 90 = o'clock,
bat ovetslspA hence bis escaPs,
pNERSBuRG. Tenn. Feh. u.s.
Fred king and another negro nam
/ - fttErrnld. were lynehed here this
morning Tor committing assaults
on a white woman.
WASHINGTON. u. G. Feb. Is
+ In the senate to-day Halo introduced
a bin providing that che grade rf
+ vice admiral Of the navy De revived.
and authorizing the president a. ape
i point two Nico ndmirhla. ALSO a
Joint resolution providing that the
I thanks ~ congress be extended 90
/ Rear Admiral sampson and the oni-
GERS under hts command az Santiago.
COLOGNE. Feb. tS.-The Gazette
today pfiuta dispatch which aHys
/ that the expedition hitch WnIdersrt'
/ g organizing. Is Intended 90 clear the
/ PcChiu province % Chinese troops.
and % create a wholesome dread of
foreigners among the Chinese.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aunn.. Feb. Is -
! Arguments IN the Hamilton murder
case opened to-day. The county at
/ torney began for the state He de-
| maudud Tire denth penalty drclar-
/ lng that II Is as certain that HAmila
tom killed Day a. that bay Is dead.
/ WASHINGTON. u. e, heb. IS
/ The president and senators Allison.
Aldrieh. and Tiatt of Connecticut.
met this morning and discussed the
question ~ an extra session. The
/ president explained the situation
with regard to Cuba. and declared
hts belief that sn extra session would
4
ture relations with that Island.
PARIS, FEB. IS. A prominent
spanish offiela now herr. dHeinrr
today that TIE crisis iH Spain waf
growing worse dary. despite the ef.
fort Ia miuiuise the seriousness ~
the situation The only solution II
the question. ~ said. Nns - drive
all griars out 81 the country.
TOPEKA. Kan. Feb IS Mr. Ma
tiou was arrested aEein today on
charge % destroying the property a
the Moeser RefrigsratinK Co War
rants ARE alse bslns served on a
number % her followers. Arguments
IN the ease against Ms Nation fof
smashing the Senate saloon wers
heard this afternoon. 4 decision viii
~ rendered Thursday
PARIS. Feb. "a Paris advlees re-
Iceiveh here tuday say that IL a
rumored ttut fresh disorders have
occurred M Valencia and seville
spain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-18
A PORTLAND
EXTENSION

There Is every Indication % be-
reve that President J j. FIJI, Of me
Great Northern, ~ acquiring a right
OF way 20 connect his ifre with
Portland. Last September a small
road Of II miles. running from Ia
coma 20 spanaway lake, was bou ght
By 9. Great NOrthsrn rrpressntafl I've
Some time ago Mr.. Han said that Il
would not be bong before the Great
Northern would be able 70 compete
With Tacoma and Portland business
rights without having 70 resort 70
rtea mboafs.
Stuart Rice, the new right 81
way agent - the new Tacoma Sect &.
tie Electric line, - directly connect
81 with the Sfstson Trust Co. an
equalization that r. largely owned
by the Great Northern. I'm all prob
ability this alleged electric line viii
= merely right-of- way for the
Great Northern. To connect hts
line With Oregon II known TO be one
Of President HIS pet schemes.
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FROM CLERK TO MILLIONAIRE.
THE RAPID STRIDES TO WEALTH MADE sY cHAs m.
SeHwAs, VINO WILL PROBABLY Be MAD OF
the RiLIIoR-DoLLAR STEEL TRUST.

from the mills came Capt. VIM.
r. Jones. at the tiue general man
a9ef 81 tha worka. tie stopped IN
the store 90 buy tobacco and noticed
young Schwab The latter seiaed ths
opportunity 90 acuaintnnae with
capt. Jonea and the latter offered
him position schwaha fret
work for the Carnegie Co. was driv-
ms stakes FOR an engineering corps
Six months later he was the chief Of
the department.
capt Jones sent the young man
% i business college In pitsaburE al
niEht. when other young men were
amusing themselves. schwah was
studying The first work that at
traCted the attention OF Andrew
Carnegie was an 1. railroad system
in the hraddock mill yards. Car
nrsie wanted more blast furnaces,
and sehwaa was given charge OF
their erection.
In 1881 sehwab was made chief
engineer and assistant manager Of
the Rraddoek furnaces aud steel
works. and held the place until 1851,
when he was sent over t. Home
stead as superintendent.
After the strike his Jurisdiction as
general superintendent az Hraddoek
Vas extended % include the Home
stead plant Re had from 1900 to
io.uoA men under him at this time.
when John q. A. ieishman. at
present miuiatcr 20 Turkey. resigned
as president 81 thu Carnegie Co. IN
lSaf. SchWah waH chossn president.
Al that time ~. G. Prick Mas Nhair-
man OF the board % directors and
the active head - the company,
when Prick left. sehwah YES given
the ehsirman's 2duties. fihs Allied
them 80 successfully that when the
business was reorKanissd lest sprtns
SchNah Wa elected president - the
Carnegie Co. the capital stock Of
which had been increased to Ilso,
oaa o1g
of the ie0.00o.o oe worth Of stock.
he holds ts.s.s shares. having a par
value % sISs2s. 90 he eNnS tbs
sans amount IN bnads. II Andrew
I Carnegie sells his stock Tor 20 per
cent more than the par value,
SchWahs stock vs. therefore worth
Z g.. -, 900 Thia with his bonds.
makes him the posss~sor 4 almost
/ s.. 81. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-18
BETWEEN
PORTLAND
And SEATTLE
Old Extension Scheme oil Southern
Pacific May Materialize'

". n. Sneaker. general agent Of
tire Illinois Central railroad. at San
Francisco. q IN Seattle today In
regard 70 the resent railroad eoa-
solidation Of the rniaa Pacific.
Southern Pacific. o. r. 4 ". AMI
Oregon short line roads. he said.
There are a nEEgrtlsF Of ruEnoxs 20
Ing the rounds IN san Francisco 20
the effect that the forces 81 these
hines win be consolidated and cut
oown. How much truth there i in
this I do not know. The FIRST ~ next
month the o. r. 6 y. and Oregon
Short Line Offices Vfll so into the
apartments Of the Union Pacific.
and there probably Win be sweep
irs changes IN tie near future.
Several years aEn. continued Nr.
Sne.iaker. "A raiixiaf route Was SUI
vsyed and partially graded between
Portland and Seattle. Hard times
sad a depreciation In The money
market caused the work 10 be ABBA
do1ed- Now that the Southern Pa
eifc and Union Pacific are both con
trolisd bv the same people. IL would
be greatly to their advantage TO I'm
tsh the building Of this road.
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ELECTRICIANS
ARE UNION MEN

Seattle. wash. Feb. Is, 1901.
Editor star.
Dear sir.-In your issue 81 last
Thursday the statement was made
that the ". G l.. T.. had reported
ron union electrical workers from
Tacoma employed on the building
% the Holmes Furniture Co.
In justice 20 the Holmes company.
Who insist that all work done for
them shall be done ~ union men,
please kindly correct the statement
to read mat. The eieeuicians EN-
pl0yed By that company were union
men from Tacoma. They immediate
~ reported 20 the Electrical union
IN this city. and took out the nscea-
EaTy card befvre they went to work
here. and three days before this mat
ter vas reported In the Western
Central Labor union.
~. g. BAKER,
President Seattle Building
Trades Council.
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CITY HALL.

An echo o. The IRE = $50 + tie
petition ~ Maas &. Charleston r. IA
city council faf ~ ordinance auth
arIxiuE fhe city treasurer o. mara
- paid fhr rsunFa of taxrs "a aseHzs,i
akainat lat block A. EiErlHw add
Ha rvcitaa that fhe tazes were paid
On AprH T. is9a. Is the former own
e. Msufg A. tunsE. through his
agent. Chaa. r WhittlrasY. - sassf-
tia. bat that he Gre ~ Iunr 6. tksf
destroyed the delinquent Tar rolls. on
Nhlch payment usNs recorded. ani
new delinquent Rails vers made AMI
The taxes recorded ~ uupaii. gaas
p Whlfkiea~yA affiiaVft sustaining
this statement. - attae hsd.
The Puget aouaa Hrfdss a Drsdr-
lug Co. contractors for cruaafn ~
No and SO :. CEDAR river pipe iinr,
flied "a g. a10 hcnd To guarantee cay
rfent u any tafsSnent awarded ts
patsr smith. VITO has nisIl claim FOR
s. .dd1 dawhFra for b. fuftne alleged
- have been reesiNed IS q result ~
pegilgeues ~ the aboYu-asaas1
company.
Notice has been niof with the city
clerk that J. NJ Yrtnk. Geo. y
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Wants $4,000.

Edwin Eskidsen. b. hlr guardian
al iitem. George 4. Eak.dacn. today
filed claim against the city rof So. -
600 damages II be rrultsd that on
sept II. 1sll. the boy. aged 4 years.
Has GA Railroad avenue between Coo
iumhla street aud feHler way. That
his FOOT WAa caught IN q hole Ia tho
nlaHalns between the raa.sy
tracks. snd thst while be vas 80
fastened between tua ears the
Northern Pacific and Puget s1und
NAilWAy company hae ka5i a. engine
against tho cara. cutting on fhc
boys riKht ies. Damages arr ciasi M
81 on the ground that tho city Naa
neEilErat to- pefmittiug the defect In
q public highway.
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WIRE TAPS.

WASHINGTON. y. C., Feb. is
Waidersse's contemplated hostile ex-
pedition has developed another crisis
In CbiRa. II IL UNDERWOOD that
Chaffee refused 10 join the expedi
ton pending instructions from the
United States. which II 0ppoaed 20
Waidersee's plan. It r. expected
that chaffee will BE- Instructed 70 re-
frain from participating. The Unit
Ell States may appeal TO the powers
20 halt the expedition, as II Is re-
garded a. iii-adyised and dangerous.
LONDON. FEB. Is The steamer
Homer coilidad today with the Rus
sian bark Hoppit on sprunhead. Six
tee. seameu were lost.
CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. fs.-The
first snow seen here IN 90 years. fell
today. Everything In sight r. COW
cred. and the people are Wild with
excitement.
VIENNA, Feb. is.-Tho town was
shaken up today by an earthquake.
MADRID. Fsb. 1s.-Gen Azcarrnga
has not yet resigned. and the person
mel OF the slivella cabinet cannot b.
foretold.
WEIMAR. Feb. ~. - The Grand
Duke n Baze-Weimar has proclaim
cd an amnesty including political
offences.
CAPETOWN. Feb. i8..-Two fresh
cases and one death from bubonie
plague ~ the weeks record.
NEW YORK. Feb. f8.-'rhe execu-
tors q the estate Of e. r. Hunting
ton have paid 10 this state 1861, 900.
az an Inheritance tax.
WAsHTNGTON. T. e., Feb. Is
The president entertained Senators
Allison and Hanna at dinner today.
and talked over the status 81 con-
gressionai business over the ciRara.
WATERLOO. ga. Feb. 81 isaiah
Van Meter. editor of the Weekly
Tribune Of this town. who publish
Cd last week a sensational story 81
meeting Pat Grove and receiving a
confession Of the Cudahy kidnapping.
has admitted that the story WAS a
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COURTHOUSE.

The jury in the case Of the state
.. Alfred r. siaGe. charged with
robbery. brought IN the verdict Of
guilty. Elade wna accused u Rob
hing Mauie Butler. a woman who
e0nducfs a lodging house on Fourth
avenue south. ~ az IN money and
80 In railroad transportation. The
defendant had known the woman for
some time and IL alleged 10 have
struck her violently when she re-
fused % give him the money which
he claimed was his.
4 Jury Was lmpsuneied 10 hear
the care Of the state against James
d1ran. charged with assault 20 xiii.
Aoran Wa found In company with
another man IN warehouse on
South Occidental avenue last No
@f1ber Moran shot az Officer Free
r an. who bal been attracted 10 the
fe%ne- The bullet slightly inluFe,s
ne officer. who with aid soon cap
trsd The miscreaut on Railroad
oFanus
regular tenement house feud f.
telne aired Ia Judge Belts depart
Faent thls morning. Edward X.