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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
Heavv Receipts al GaIveston.

Galveston. Texa4 October Yesterday
81 .l02 bales of cotton arrived In Calves
ton. This is the biggest days deccipts that
have been received here this season Inc
same day a year ago only 1891 bales o.
cotton arrived here. notwithstanding me
fact thar the same facilities were 10 DC
mad then as exist now.
The largest sized tramp steamer or w
eroi small ones could he loaded WIN the
cotton that arrived here Yesterday, M ne.
fore his cotton gets out ~ Galveston iuln
S2l 600 viii be paid out here for lgn9f, vtc'
II is more than q day work Tor ~ hel'
IL will take 100 men q little more tuan ,
day 10 screw this COTTON into Shlp3. !.
viii require NJ least 800 men 70 ger IL w
the ships holds. 49,, c-tt
While not this many bales OF cotton WI,
arrive In Galveston every day from nov
on. at the same time cotton has bgeu
rolling into Galveston az great rate ioi
The past week and will colSlnue 20 arrtSs
here in large volume from now on. ~ ~,
biggest receipts heretofore for any ons
day this season has been something o not
1000 bales large portion 81 thf go o.
Ton that arrived here YESTERDAY VII
brought from Houston on harges' lhou51
every railroad entering Galveston bronsh'
In many cars.
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BUTTER AND EGGS,

chicago. October 1 Butter-Firm: cream.
ery i4021ib: dairy 1917 Cheese Steady
oNdlOH Eggs Firm; fresh H.
Kansas CITY October Eggs Weak i5c,
View York October l. Eggs Receipts
l62s9 packages Market easy: Western
candled IN: Western uncandled i615tdlHla.
ST. Louis October 1,-Ponltry -Quiet
ehIckens q springs ~: turkeys ia. young
slfT: ducks &: geese 4. springs s. Butter
Higher: creamery 1929; dairy i4qi1is.
EgRs--Steady, rs.
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49, good saloon and rooming
seing good business. independent
'sNales' with hye-year lease on
IVA cheap aud on easy payments.
Z-sIsyy ~ Co., llO7la Congress. ;
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AsnhaIt Twenty-five Yenrs 40

About twenty-five years ago government
engineers decided to pave Pennsylvania
avenue In Washington with asphalt That
WINS the beginning of the general use oi
the scientific mystery for street pave
ments. To-day moro than 23iWlU, 900 square
feet of street plvements in ibc United
states and Canada are covered with dy
pAalt. This asphalt pavement would max,
a boulevard tvcntysiX feet wide more
thsn 1850 miles long and would reach
from New York to New Orleans, and thor
have several miles for side streets.
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION.
Fine Grades in Good Demand, but Me
dunn and Coarse Irregular.

Fine Grades in Good Demand, but Me-
dunn and Coarse Irregular
London October THE offerings at the
wool acuton sales today amounted TO H.
Isl bales. principally medium sorts Fine
grades were in good demand but medium
and coarse were irregular and In buyers
favor. slight decline in prices brought
about free buying in the lower grades
Cross breeds were in fair supply and met
with a steady demand, several parcels
going to America. Punta Arenas were N
demand at prices in buyers favor Sales
In detail were: ,-,.. ..,,,,,.,t
New south Wales, 1000 bales; secured
5gldM1s sid; greasy 3AddlOl2d; ,,.,
Queensland. 200 bales; secured Is 4u"l Is
I'D: greasy 6lad. e,l,,- "a.
greasy 3%611d ......I -v6,
Sonth Australia 1000 bales: secured IA@
Is Sd; greasy 2MdMSiaa , !,
Western Australia 500 bales' H'ou'Vu -
I'D: greasy 7ilm1ald .s,,.,,.
New Zealand THOO bales; scOured 4A"W Is
4iSd: greasy Si4NDd. 400 ,t,s
Cane of Good Hope and Natal lVo oal's
secured SdM1s alad greasy 5G3Ad
punta Arenas, $500 bales scouIeu on
greasy 3is0Jl2d.
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Policeman Gates pied Of His Wounds

man hin Cates died NJ 1880 hast night
from the effect Of the wound received last
Friday night while attempting 20 arrest
the negro Allen. Universal sorrow s felt
over ITO loss Of a fine peace officer, and
as superintendent OF street improvements
his Mace will be hard 10 hll. He leaves a
wife aud eight children who were depeSa
dent upon inm.
The funeral took place this afternoon at
4 o'clock
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ee,.er evstem for Navasota.

Navasata, Texas, October 1.-Two car
loads Of 36Inch iron sewer pipe are being
unlo,ded here today for the international
,ynd Great Northern Railway company, 20
be used IN construction Of the proposed
dr,tn along Rai,road street. The JOINTS
,ire eight ~ ten feet long aud WEIGH 2Vs,
ana over each They are huge ahairs anu
when properly laid to a fall there VIII be
small Likelihood Of repeated lnnnuatlo ~.
thirty-mtnute rain.
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~ m.,i ENHANCE Three pea
lcr earat Two female. SIS for
A. b eaiuai saddle pony pre-
oean, Alvin. Texas I
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TWELVE MINERS DEAD.
Entered a Mine to Extjngush a Frt
Caused by an Explosion.

Entered a Mine to Ehjnaush a Fire
Caused by an Explosion.
Victoria, i. G., September 30 "A special
dispatch from Nanuimo says; Two steep
extension Is ON fire. II 80 learned that the
lire started from miners lamp. Twelve
men entered the niue Cor the purpose OF
cxuugushuG the faigos, bat We're over
come hy smoke and gas and all perlshef
There Is no way Of cNtlnguishtng the lfe
except by closing up the entrances Which
may cause 4 disastrous explosion. Tue
deud are;
MILE DOLAN.
JAMES WATSON.
r. MOTTiSAN
ANTHONY PESrELO,
GEORGE SOUTHCOMBE.
DAVID GRlFFITH.
ARCH REEVES.
CHARLES MOVE.
EDWARD HAZEL.
JAMES ArCALLIM.
TONY, an italian.
WILLIAM BLAkEbf.
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llge h,niass-N ION Wantei-Ten.
y fnnntv. 90 acres, situated In
silte for wafer furnished: usual
ls eEiee particulars. Address
IN ----
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u Il ~ EXCHANGE Two houses
! % IN eeSlNeslon. bringing $40 nor
n p1 w location. for exrhonge for
|Hlsnl ~, ~ or low for cash Hnr-
Sl'h Main street. Houston-
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Chicago. October 1.--Cattle-Recelpts 500
Including 1000 Texans and 1900 Westerns
Market steady Good 20 prime steers 0. lOa
d co. poor 10 medium 4.U'19 O' sioekers
beifers .OD65 20; Gamers 25q2 % bulls
T5gii 75: ralres .. 5Od8 ~. Texas Steers
2 0a64 %: Western steers 3 1913 S5. Hogs
ReeeiDts "a On Dull and tsef25c lowe.
coed 10 choice heavy 6.70d7 10. light
4 s07e 50: bulk Of sales 6. 6Od6, 70. Sheep
receipts 10000. Market for sheep lower;
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Eansas civ. Mo- OctohPr l--Cattlc-
Rereints 5000 natives. 200 Texans and
l9O calves. market steady to Zoe lower;
choice dressed beef steers 30; ir
10 good 48Od565 stockers and feeders
75s,4o5, western fed steers i.g-MI.5D;
Western range steers S.2Jlt4. 70: Texas aud
indian steers 2.OCGt3 10: Texas cows . 80
~ 10. native COWS . 7564 %; helfers 3.Olll
< N. Gamers Jp12 e.: bulls , i06l3 10:
raIvCs 100000 Hogs Receipts ipO,
market iOc lower; heavy OHf 10: light
/. a56i6 a5 pigs j2JdGl Is. She p-Reeelp 5
3OOO: market steady; Western lambs 3,.nU
as 90: feeders :. 100000; feeders 250G3.O0.
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NEW ORLEANS.

'SpcCldl 10 lHc i"Stl
New Orleans. October 1.-The New or
leans I've stock exchange reports: Full
supply of medium and ordinary cattle on
sale. large aud SMALL demand for cuo co
only; thin grades dull aud neglected; no
good hogs or fat sheep on sale.
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COFFEE.

New York. october l.-Coffee SPOT .Rieo-.
auiet Mild. quiet Futures closed ~ !,
net points lower and undertone hsfsg
steady. Total sales 1900 pa ~
Nav 5. 65d5. 20; June 5, 7od5. 10; July 9'eo
Aurust 8 90
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SALE OR EXCHANGE

N Rjrst uSied In Brazorla, LIber.
sod Bogl.t Leon. Arkansas, Grimes.
Wslker e, Marion. Newton. Sa
=, n, t, San Augustine and Polk
nh IA. stVuSloh improved property
i. B o1st,, Rogers & Webb. klam
--,----4---.yu. 3
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st. Louis October -tNttle-Reccipts
10,.u, intending $3.50 TEXANS, Market steady
Native shipping aud eNrCrt steers 4. OJI
6. -: dressed beef and bujvher steers A.tupt
5IS: steers under 1850 pounds 3. 25sI5 -;
stockers and feeders . 3INi3 10. cows and
heifers 2.u0d4. 20. cannCrS g56ia -:
bulls .. J0et3.Tj Texas ana Indian steers
3 25d4. Is: cows and heifcrs ioqS 10.
Hogs Recclpts 02O0. Market M lower
Pigs and Nights q. 5O6i8 ~; packers g. 1olI
9 ~; tu ch 70. a. sheep Receipts
2lOo Market steady. Native mutto9s
= NM3. %; lambs 3, 60fii GO; cults and
buvss - .ockcrs . 0J6i2 TO-
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY
Special to The Post)

Stock Yards Kansas City Mo. 0c cher
Tbe following sales by Texas aud Ter
ritory stockmcn were reported today Tim
mons a Wlthcrspoon, Fort Cotn So pound
1G53 nonnd steers. 325; Mitchell & Self
ridge. Okmulgee. 92G pound steers $50;
Rachnl & Chittim, summit THi pound cows,
.. Co
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M nm M EASHANGE-Sevcn acres
eanei Win $500 loan ON il. 10
o sauO purchaser; owner com.
.itNet harral & Harral, 3l7l5
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! CARR, Saie or trade at a bargain.
leel, bboas u B. Morris, 1911
- teNAes ~. .
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

fALs = Centrally located lodging
4 aNng well, great opportunity for
Investment. Call at y. 4. corner
w and Milan StcetS, 1920.
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.ANTED TO K7NT

sitA mode.as furnished room m
SodFess va, Y conveniences. Stnt,
- gofi lhls nffI.., ~.
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN,

LOSI-Gold medal Texas star. with
wreath around. bearing owners noino r..
turn 10 99 Congress Wv
LpSl Purse containing SCI or T51 p
TURN to LIS Kane street and receive re
NIfu .
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futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. Close.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No . spring 69Ss; No spring
eGHeSla: No. red B9MGois
Corn No yellow 36hm5jls.
Oats No 35a3Blg No while 3TM3S:
No white 37d37ia
Rye-No -.
Bnrley-Fair to choice mating 54d59.
Flax seed No. Northwestern LIS.
Mess pork-Pcr bhl. i46Jd14.6J
Iard-Pcr 100 his 0.99taHa0a.
short ribs sldes--I Dose S.7OdSg0
Dry salttd shoulders Boxed Tl2dT%
Short clear sideS-Boxcd o. 40dn-5n
WhisRy--Basis of high wines 30
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, e NJ / II al Losses
Sexual Decay, Fat,
ing Memory, Weak
EJ es, Stuuted De.
Ielopment, Lack OF
Energy, lmpOverish
rG Blood. Pimpies.
J N p 2 diments 60
Maria &c; also Blood
aud Skin Disease.
syphilis. EruptiOns,
Hair Failing, Bone
rains, Sore Throat
Ulcers, Swelllngs,
Effects OF Mercury,
Kidney and bladder
troubles, w e n X
Back. b urn / n <
Urine, IncOntlnence,
Gonorvhea, elect,
Structure. receive
Searching n = G "a I
- ne hnFl
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Medford ..... Cleared Baltimore OIL
Stella b. Kaplan .........,.. ..,....
cleared Boston for Baltimore o.24
GALVESTON STOCK.
GALyEsTON GRAIN MOVEMENT

Receipts today OF wheat: Cars.
Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe ......,.. -
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ,....,.... IL
international and Great Northern .... 20
Total Observation-Disclosures. 80
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Good 10 choice wethcrs 3 o0d3 Is. mixed
70 choice S0oQ3. 20. Western sheep 3OOel
10; native lambs > 0uai4 10; Western
lambs 3. 5un4 90
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ELEVATORS A AND B
HIDES ANp WOOL.

Dry hlnt hides ....,......,,... 12c
Dry flint kipS ........... ...... Sc
Drv sailed hides and klps selected s.
Wet sailed hides and kips. selected 6iAd &c
Sheep pClts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 d4Oc
Deer skins fints ...........,..... zoe
Goat skins, hlnts .......,........10 G20c
Horse hair ..,:........ :s....,.,. II GtSc
Wool free medium, 8 to IL months.
free from burs ,.....,....,....1 10 611c
Wool free dne. to 10 months. aMdl0c
HeeswAN ...........,... .........20 age
Prime tallow .....,.,,..........., 3heGf &c
Glue ............... .s...-s..-... n &c
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IA pg Tbs POST Posi-. Il viii bring the desired
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma.
lArIa; SOC,
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TgXAs AVENUE Large. modern
flns house, two aud half blocks
4 Rlts hotel, Main street. business
rooms FOR rent with or without
A regular and transient "usLom sole
nies reasonable; telephone 700,
=
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ment, prompt relief and cure for NE, , bo iI
sexes treated conhdentiay, ann Rmpt pT'e cured
nv o,,r new methods without operation
pRs. BETTS g. BELTS & DYAR,
pa 81. Charles St., New Orleans la
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EoARD AND ROOM.

.ryIS EXCHANGE DINING HALL
A AZ sTest p rent meals in the city.
4 tSokInr a Speedily. Cheap rates
nm boarders. Mrs O. Cooper, pro.
~ IVA Z
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"A issirsble rooms In new house, two
!, +Ine With board, convenient 70
Il !. center: table bolricrs solicited.
Etnns street. Z
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Drs. Belts & Belts & Dyar
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
214 St. Charles ST.. New Orleans.

Young, middle aged and old. single and
married men and all who suffer with LOST
Manhood, Nervous Debility, spermatorfh1r
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issi tA hrst-clAss, well-established,
n ~. uasdMafe and lumber busi-
IA ~ ,ne best const counties
M, address G. {. Clifford, Whar-
1921
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LIVE STOCK Suayed four largo mU7oS
one horse mule. dark brown scar ON back
ON" mare male dark brown. scar on
brown horse mule. split hoofs Roinrn
TO W $. Delcry at B0wsers stable, ana
receive reward.
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GALVESTON
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON, October I.
Arrived.
SIS Domingo de Larriuago lBrl from Lon
dou.
IS Navigator (Brl, from Liverpool
IS LlnnsHnnor tBrl, from St Vincent.
SIS Matteawan tBrl, from Durham.
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II AND B0ARD-Thrce blocks from
n hesl. 4S Caroline. 3
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IN, .sn1change hotel, BRYAN, Texas.
81 aug completely furnished; any
tsfs a a1 BRYAN will tell you this
III SPer!pniiy; positively not for
o. Aoorng, Bryan, Texas.
10 ~
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/ " WY ior sale, with lease: best
4 Te,saau 'hony, Alamo Studio, Sun
Aao- -
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STRANED. Lost Or Stoicn-S0TTcI m7-c-
taken from NV place on old Tclcpnonn
road; return aud got reward George W.
Sten, 600 Travis street
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
Strikes a Rich Find.

81 was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility
writes +. J. Green OF Lancaster, M. III.
-'No remedy helped me until began
using Electric Bitters, which did me
m"re good than all the medicines ever
used. They have also kept my wife in
excellent health for years. She says
Electric Bitters are just splendid for fe-
male troubles; that they are grand
tonic and invigorator for weak, run down
women. No other medicine can take it's
place in our family" Try them. Only
soc. Satisfaction guaranteed By Il.
Zeekendorf Il Co.'s wholesale and Geo,
Martins, retail.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
CLOSING A DEAL
Favorable Progress in the
Tombstone Mining
Natter.
THE RISE OF
A SILVER CAMP.
Capital Is Taking an Active Inter.
est in the Big Mines Which
Hads Tombstone Famous in the
Early Days. Hr. .. B. Gage
Visits Tombstone.

Yesterday afternoon e. B. Gage, man.
ager, and w. F. Stannton. superintend-
ent of the famous Congress mine at
Congress, arrived in Tombstone, says
the Prospector. The visit Of these gem
tlemen Is Of much significance to Tomb
stone, as they are actively interested in
the rehabilitation OF the mines there
and their presence gives rise to tine gem
erai hope OF it's early consumation--a
matter dear to the hearts of residents
there, and OF which the Prospector has
ON inpumerable occasions taken the OPP
portunity to anticipate sentiment Of
glowing probabilities in its eventual
culmination.
Mr.. Gage, who is largely interested
Ia the Congress mine, is also the priDci
pal owner OF the Grand Central mine at
Tombstone, one of the most important
groups In that district. is thoroughly
familiar with the mineral ground there
and fully capable of launching this
mammoth enterprise which involves the
formation and successful operation Of
the undertaking.
In conversation with q Prospector re-
porter MIR. Gage spoke encouragingly
Of the prospect Of accomplishing the de-
sired boon. There we're many matters
OF preliminary nature to be looked at
ter and he evinced reluctance to be
quoted at this time, for obvious reasons.
Being pressed further Mr.. Gage stated
that the matter OF forming q eombina-
ton OF the various mining interests hav-
ing met with some objections, another
plan, more effective one, had been de-
eided upon Ia thai he has secured op.
tions on groups 10 he embraced. With
this perfected many obstacles are over
come and more satisfactory method oi
arriving at eorsamasion is Mt once pre-
sented. Mr.. Gage also stated some
prominent eastern parties who had be-
come interested with him would leave
New York next week for Arizona and sf-
ter a visit TO the congress mine and the
northern part OF the territory, exDect to
come here and pay Tombstone district q
visit OF inspection.
Regarding the probable work and
draining Of the lower levels, were details
which could be easily solved the know
ledge OF the workings, necessities and
general understanding oil the past opera
tions being OF advantage which would
mean much; however beyond all prob
ability the starting of large combina-
tion shaft would be the initistory work ;
vet when this is begun matters viii have
assumed definite form and the boom
would be ON in earnest.
Mr.. Gage and Mr.. Staunton are in
Tombstone to look up maps and impor-
tant matters pertaining to the work in
hand and will remain until tomorrow
afternoon when they depart for Con-
gress. Il
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
Late News
From NOgales Oasis.

Mr.. Lonis Lulley was made happy
Wednesday by receiving some magnifi-
cent specimens of lead.silver.gold ore
from one of their claims in the Santa
Rita mountains. The specimens are on
exhibition at the Monte Carlo, and are
attracting great deal of attention.
Mr.. E. A. Mcfarland, chief engineer
for the railroad department Of the Cana
nea company. and formerly connected
with the Sonor. company, met with a
serious accident en- route to Cananea
from Naco last week. Mr.. Mcfarland
was driving pair of spirited horses,
and in crossing pond of water be en-
deavorei to loosen the brides of the
animals to give them water. He was
standing on the tongue Of the buggy
when the horses became frightened and
ran. Mr.. Mcfarland was thrown be-
meath the horses and the wheels OF the
buggy passed over him.
Last Saturday night q man by the
name of w. G. Knox was fonnd dying
in his room in q lodging house in Noga-
les. A physician was called who found
he had taken an overdose OF opium or
morphine, and was beyond all help. Mr..
Knox was quite well known in this por-
tion of Arizona. having at one time at
tended bar for Mr.. J. T. Brickwood.
Later heworked in mines adjacent 10 this
city. but latterly, has been out Of work.
owing TO in health. He was about forty
years OF age and was born in Kentucky.
There was nothing to show that he had
living, and after having an in
quest held before Squire Nenmann, the
body was inferred in the cemetery.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
The Presidential Trip
to the Pacific Coast.

WAsHNaToN March 2The Ohio delegation which
to attend launching Of the baeshp Ohio San
will travel the train with the presidential party They
will 20 separate probably with Governor Nash and other
Ohoans The presidents party will be confined
bes and their wives Mr. Scott of the Union Iron
works Secretary Coeyou DR. Dixy several of the White house
staff and perhaps two invited guests
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
A Brewing
Plant Burned.

McKgEsPoRT, Pa. March 12.-The Nc
Keesport brewing plant valued at $l00,-
600 was completely demolished this
morning by the explosion OF q cooker. |"
Two were killed and seven injured by
the collapse OF building following the
explosion; one is missing.
Another man standing on freight
car watching the rescuers at work fell
from the car and was killed bv passing
engine.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
A Horrible Outbreak

"Of large sores on my little daughters
head developed into case of scald head
writes c. ID. Isbill of Morgantown, Tenn,
but Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely
cured her. It's a guaranteed cure fol
Eczema, letter. Salt Rheun. Pimples,
Sores, Ulcers and Plies. Only 25c at L.
Zeckendorf & Co., wholesale, and Geo
Martins. retail.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
Two Men Killed
in a Collision.

CHICAGO, March 12 A rear end COLI
sion between a freight and stock train
on the Chiea 4 Northwestern at Ar
lington Heights early today killed Otto
Schmidt and Gus Bleck. Eight others
were injured. ..-...
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-03-12
Late News From
the Nogales Tidette.

The s.Monte Carlo road house, has
recently been established about four
miles from Nogaies on the road leading
ia Tucson. This resort will be great
convenience 10 the footsore and weary
traveller between Nogales and the old
pueblo.
The international club ID msking ar
rangements to build q 10000 club
house in NogaIes, Sonora. II will be
model OF comfort aud convenience and
one of the hnest In equipment IN the
state. Nogalea has long needed bnsi-
ness mems recreation club such as the
International promises 10 become, and
it is receiving Tho liberal support Of the
business men of tho line cities.
Two handsome mail ears have re-
Gently been put on the Sonora railroad
between Nogaies and Guaymas. In the
future the express and mail business
will be handled Ia separate cars instead
of in the old.time combination cars
heretofore In use. The many improve
ments being inaugurated bY the Sonora
road under The management Of Assist
ant manager Nangle are greatly ap-
preciated by the patrons Of that road.
Col. T. b. Mills and Mr.. q. A. Roth
geb Of the Promontorio mine have es-
tablished Offices In Nogales, and the lat
ter gentleman viii have charge Of the
detail work Of the same. Mr.. Rothgeb
is q pleasant gentleman who comes here
from Las Vegas, N. NJ. The Promon-
torio has been one Of the best paying
mines in this section and promises TO
continue 40 for years 10 come. DR.. T.
c. Mills, brother Of the colonel, is SUI
periutending the working.
Notice.