The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-05

n AT 3 o'clock this afternoon train NO.
was reported two hours late. No. 10
u on time.
There was what might be called a
hooded game In one of the resorts the
n her evening. One of the players
~ me out about 5000 to the good.
4 The funeral of Mrs w. A. Ensign
4 as postponed today. pending the ar.
" val Of her brother from Jerome. the
Mineral will be held Monday afternoon
"A . o'clock from the cathedral
ii The citizens ought to be warned
Erainst three takers, woman and
No children, who have made their ap-
hharance in the city Their chief oc-
Ebpation consists In working the pubic
- mpathy act. The children are sent
Elt on the streets to beg. and the little
Mr.. at an opportune moment, faiis INTO
Y scientific fit. from which II Is hard 70
2eyive her. They then get in tale
Xbout poverty and desperation which
eill melt most any persons heart. and
&e public Is worked again. These
{4me people have worked their graft
|IM nearby towns.
Uncle Rastus was very much IN
|{%ouble last evening, and furnished
nusement for about all the small
Ii ys In town. Rastns appeared ON
H streets early In the morning as an
1yertising medium for some local bar
NSr shop, announcing Its removal to an
uptown location. He apparently re-
ceived his pay in advance, and started
ih to earn another five days sentence.
IA long about 2 o'clock his horn failed
40 herald his coming. and at he was
asleep at the barber's post on lower
Eongress street. Here Is where pack
Bpf small boys found him, and then the
Mun began. He was pelted with tor
&pedoes and pulled about the streets. TO
Sfhe amusement Of spectators, until res
3cued by constable.
Two Mexicans created no end. of
amusement and wonder on the streets
yesterday by q feat In riding They
&had saddled up a looking short
horned steer and were parading about
fhe streets for good part OF the after
boon
q Governor Brodle was expected TO ar
fiye on the Burro from Bisbee this
lnorning. but was delayed In that city
He is scheduled to arrive on n specia
ome time this evening.
N The worlds record was broken 10 ths
7hrifling contest which was held In
Bisbee yesterday. McNichols am
Boss. of British Columbia. drillet
~ "a inches into the twenty one tor
Book OF Gunnison granite In ffteef
Minutes. Malfey and Chamberlalr
pt q hole Al rs inches. and the Tar
others could do no better than y
ches.
Miss Mary Hughes charmingly enter
lned a party OF young friends las
4ening, ut her home on North Mails
feet.
"A jolly crowd Of young people LEI
e city early yesterday morning on :;
fcnie party. They went into caml
& Dr. the day near the Indian water dam
E bout eleven miles from town. Th'
Y &rty was composed OF the Misses Pint
nsfield. Pearl HofY. Emma Meyer
il Hen Bell. Tutsy Brown. Minnie ant
kher Drachman. Gertrude Pusch ant
Ne Zellweiger: and Messrs. A
homes. i. Bernard. A. Ferrin. NJ
IA hsfeld. George Pusch, John Zell
ger, John and Roy Brown. n. Ber
b and Sam Burns. The crowd wa
peroned by Clara Ferrin.
me fire boys entertained thes
ends last evening as they have neve
IN entertained before. There wa
prepared program. but each OF tn
lists did a little speciality OF his own
u to tell the truth. IL beat and vaude
De show that has been on tn
ards In long time. Music, singing
ncing. and coupleof friendly bouts
Re just few OF the evenings pleas
is. The hit of the evening wa
red by the winsome sisters. Jacl
fton and George Schoiefeid. In
cialty cake walk. Light refresh