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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

n,,, which hint Of scandal and
.as,s the need ot more confiden-
r,,asicns between the head o.
.re department ana the city
.s~a have come 20 light in Goa
~ with the negotiations for the
Aase OF two additional steam
.nrines for the use q the city.
Use Negotiations were brought 90
.sss late yesterday afternoon by
1 ! soard OF public works tn special
mua during the absence Of city
hrssef Thomson, passing a reso-
Il sssn accepting the bid Of
III 6. Long Of Portland. North
rf representative OF the In
7 <y.stioaal Fire Engine Co. ~ FL
u "a y. Y. to furnish two Metro
a rggtsn engines for ssf05. The en-
4 r-ss accepted are third sizsd ma
4 ,sses have a pumping capacity az
3 q gaIisns minute. weight $500
a manis each. and are Eisted with
h srszsesn pumps and Fox water
s.,s boilers.
Criticism Areusss
RS through the approval BY the
/ sari u WORKS Of the Fox boiler. for
II H. two new engines, that criticism
sther departments Of the city
rxsrrr1ent has been aroused
4 lralnt Chief Cook OF the Are de-
Il
ka<fs was due. II Is charged. prin-
xaly 10 the fact that they WERE
ksrSiy recommended 10 the board
Z sgrks BY Chief Cook. and now
Lssr the purchase Of the new en-
ssss has all but been completed. n
! ~Tsaled that a For boiler now In
q n the Seattle fire department
y developed such radical defects
IA 4 II a question whether u can
~ he depended Upon.
~ defective boiler Is in the big
10 pound s-horse hitch Mefropoli-
4 engine purchased by the city
~ two years ago. The machine
- ssld under a long time g,Iaran-
= snd IL was. II Is charged in more
M one quarter. the duty Of Chief
"a 10 report the shortcomings OF
= ma hine At once.
Rspairsd at city's Expsnse
u saeh step was taken. however.
Err precaution was Invoked 20
+ ms ne breaking down Of the big
f.sreo.ttan engine a secret. and
~ Va quseeiy repaired In the IRE
srrrnsnt shope on Third avenue
- -. -4-as -.Naffa. - 49, alsxssa
sr,sns. Il u said. At least no pub
= .zrxnd on the makers Of the
nxAsne for reimbursement has yet
"a nsts.
Fswrns IL Htsii standing. blocked
psA fsulantled IN the repair
fan I'd Will not be In condition
mHEr foe several days yet To
a. xzorr the men In charge
GA#A shops say that the big
lsts@Hn II merely being over
tz1xs ut II In an open secret that
E-s - than two years In SER
~ ~ Fox boiler IN the machine
~ Se-r found radically defective,
ssnx y the failure Of the water
Nasrzlafs properly al any distance
- ~ stationary water heater.
A-A l1fsEMTe circulation te9 70 ANe
sr-7slen % the interior 81 the boil
=, ~ Ultimately 70 the disabling Of
u -aekire.
ske Cave ozt
% March IL. after returning from
ssnaA Gre. i was found that one
ne bottom "rnanifolfs'' Cube
sssa q the pipe coil In the boiler
eaxsd The hole was plugged. but
y n<xs dav another leak develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

adoption OF this course. although A
little longer than the outside route.
win not be- any drawback to the
JeAnie'a winning the race north, as
she makes no top on the way. but
goes straight through to Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30
BIG TRUST

TACOMA. April SO.-Samuel r.
Balkwill Ena effected a consolidation
Of numerous producing gold mines
Of Washington. oregon. California
aud Idaho and rs Incorporating the
consolidated gold companies with a
capital OF $4,000 600. lie applies the
trust economies to mining.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30
GROWS STRONGER

NEW YORK. April 30.--ATch-
bishop C0rriRan showed considerable
Improvement today and his weakness
Is disappearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and viclnity-Tonight and
Thursday, occasional showers. fresh
to brisk south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30
IS SATISFACTORY

HET LOO April 30.-The condition
Of Queen Wilhelmlna Is satisfactory
this morning. She continues to pass
beyond the danger line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30
WOMEN THROMGED
TINE PIER

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Planist
paderewsli sailed for Europe today.
Hundreds OF women were at the
docks 70 SEQ him Off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

II Il given out that the boss gam
biers have agreed 20 give up 81. 800
month 60 both John atnA Frank
Clancy. rs the Star has stated was
one time agreed upon. Thomas
clancy. u IL claimed. withdrew from
the last conference yesterday after
noon and Is not recognized in the
settlement.
one need NOT rake the fenderinin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

Public gambling WAS resumed IN
Seattle at O'Clock last evening. The
Clancy brothers and the buaa gam
hierA came 90 an agreement at %
o'clock yesterday Afternoon and
later in the day chief u Police Sui.
Ivan turned the tsnderiuin back into
the hands ef the gambling ring which
has ruled u for nearly two years.
II " given out hy prominent mem
beers - the Clancy combination that
the deadlock was broken ~ Mayor
Humes casting his lot with Frank
and John clancy constituting rhe
majority ~ tho CLANCY faction. and
Thomas clancy the minority mHm-
Der. IA today posing a. a martyr
sacrificed to the grred ~ his broth
srn for gold and the ambition 81
Mayor humes Tor a still higher Of
flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

the mayor that such a course WA
eNpcdlent. Continuing, he said that
moat OF the expense Was caused by
the extra funds necessary 20 keep
crime In check, and that II the mem.
beers Of the council encouraged the
administration To break tho laws, IL
opened the door 70 the worse forms
OF meladminiHtration There Is no
doubt" he said. but that the people
did severely condemn open gambling
~ the last election, and Il behooVca
this body to take cogniRance OF the
wishes 81 the business people OF the
city, rather than those " no make
living on criminal occupations. do
not feel that | could cnnscientiOuHly
be a member OF the chamber OF com
merce unless | took a stand ae / DO
Ia this matter. for | think u strikes
n vital blow at the objects for which
this association ~ business men waa
formed" Mr.. shorrock closed with
a quotation 81 part OF speech Of
President Roosevelt. In which the
latter scored policy administrations.
More ArEumsAt
John schrAfn in soconding the mo-
ton. spoke along the same lines, be-
tAAh ANAAkMNA Wy nv 81 - hHNNH.NH'i
w. y. Boone and Judge hCGiiYrn,
They All heartily approved ~ the
resolutions. and upon President elise
putting the motion, Il Was carried
unanimously and with loud applause.
As stated IN tho resolution the
committee on city AFFAIRS will bring
the matter before the mayor and
council ~ once. and u " possible
that some Investigation may result,
especially In regard % the reasons
Tor opening the gambling houses
and ~ the alleged declarations ~ the
council or council committee. The
formulation ~ the resolutions com
ing within such a short time 81 the
opening % the houses. was sub
Icct OF no niue comment bu, 8, la
evident that all who attended the
meeting were IN entire accord ~ith
the clauses ~ the resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

1-HE Only Paper In Seattle That
Dars to Print the News - - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

The picture shows the outline Of a
pretty China Cabinet made in quar-
ter-sawed oak that VIII take your
eye. The beautiful grain OF the
wood the elegant high polish and
neat carvings. OF course. are only in
evidence when you see the piece in
wood II stands SO inches high by Al
inches Wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-30

% March 10. after returning from
sraA hgs. Il was found that one
ne bottom 'Fuanifolds'' Cube
sssa q the pipe coil In the boiler
eazsd The hole Wa plugged. but
" nsxs dav another leak develop
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
VERY REMARKABLE CURE OF
DIARRHOEA.

About six years ago for the first
time in my life I had a sudden and Sc
we're attack of diarrhoea,' says Mrs.
Alice Miller. of Morgan, Texas. Il
got temporary relief. but it came back
again and again. and for six long years
1 have suffered more misery and agony
than L can tell. 1t was worse than
death. My husband spent hundreds of
dollars for physicians prescriptions
and treatment without avail. Finally
we moved to Bosque county, our pres
ent home, and one day I happened to
see an advertisement of Chamber
lain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with a testimonial of a man
who had been cured by it. The case
was SO similar to my own that l con-
Guided to try the remedy. The result
WAS wonderful. l could hardly realize
that / was well again, or believe it
could be so after having suffered SO
long. but that one bottle of medicine,
! costing but Il few cents. cured me-
For sale by Eivey 6; Hulett, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

already this season 100 crates o. can
taloupes and expects to ship 600 more.
For sweetness and favor they surpass
any melon ever eaten. Peoples store
handles them.
The horse buyers left the city Thurs
day night, and took away with them
twelve head of our best horses and
mules.
Ben Radel and Warren Barnett came
in from the Gold Coin mine Thursday
for supplies and to spend q few days
nj civilization. They report the mine
developing in good shape. and that the
prospects are now more favorable than
ever for a big mine.
Z. NJ. lie Baron is giving his new
store a coat of paint.
The East Lake Park band came w
TO Mesa Thursday and gave an open
air concert and distributed some CT
their advertising litera turc for the per
| formaEce Saturday night. The people
We're delighted with the fine music.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
y CALIFORNIA GOLD BRICK.

y feature of the street :air to be held
the big international gathering of the
knights OF Pythias. Will be Nevada
county's exhibit. For Nevada ccun;y
is orc OF the Oldest mining counties OF
California; and Il proud Bit Of is dis
play will be a gold brick worth :; half
million dollars. a special guard of po-
ice will watch over the treasure. Be
sides this. in the exhibit. Will be col
lection of old time nuggets rom the
hills and canyons of the county. carry
ing $4,000 OF the virgin geld; Z pyra-
mid made of glistening. gcld-bearing
precious quartz. valued at fabulous
amount: the most interesting coilec-
ton of mining implements. from the
most primitive used by the argonaut
7rospector to the most improved of the
present day; a complete miniature
h0isting plant and quartz mill operated
by electricity, showing how mining is
carried on in the gold-yielding mother
lode district. Alongside of these will
he samples OF the mammoth grapes,
peaches. pears. apples. plums and or
| anges. all of which grow to perfection
in the county, and are noted for fine
appearance, flavor and keeping quail
ties. Specimens of the famous noun
! tain timber will also be on exhibition
| At the end of the conclave the citizens
| of Nevada will be ready to escort the
visitors on a special excursion, which
| viii be had on Or about August goth
! to an outing into the heart of the
Sierra Nevada gold fields, and give
| them picnic and barbecue in most
picturesque mountain retreat. between
| Nevada city and Grass Valley.
Some CT the exhibits from the mining
and agricultural regions will be a rev
citation to those who have never beer
| in California. and an object lesson L
the young that they will never forget
| Half-rate and free excursions viii b.
| had during and Immediately after tn
cOnclaTe to all parts of California an(
the Pacific coast. and the overland
railroads are also quoting special low
| rates to California for the great event
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

We noticed that most Of the hay
ranches are new equipped with that
great labor-saving device, the derrick
fork. which q few years ago could not
be found in the whole Verde country
1t indicates either prosperity or laZi-
ness, 1 do not know which.
MIR Charlie; Mahan Of Ee3ver cicaz
is running i dairy. He markets his
product at McCabe and Zig Bug. and
is doing very prosperous business
TIE next fafr1 W canlc 10 Was NJ.
SckcCder's. which is devoted almost
exclusively to alfilfa. Then cone the
Maxwell farms. being tie lar on the
CROCK for below them thcce = - wafer
Tor irrigation. as tho creek d-i7S up
We CLEANED few notes O. Middle
Vc.de. Jnd also learned that "aeri Y
n ee& IS expecting mining boom in the
near future. as there are some eastern
capitalists now in that district hegoti-
Z ling . mining deal. which, if closed,
LII soon omen up cCme claims THAI
have lain idle for years. The Saran
ale mine. which has not been worked
or number Uf years. and which l.
located il the Cherry creek mining
district. has been bonded recently BY
the Lion Gold company. which VIII be
gin active operations as soon as their
mac hinSry arrives.
Mr.. James Ralston OF Middle Verde,
Who takes q load OF vegetables each
week to McCabe and Big Bug. report:
those camps in flourishing condition,
with & new stamp mill under process
of erection. The Poland camp, located
near Big Bug. is building no very fast
and present indications poiat toward
its being one of Arizona's greatest
mines. The scarcity of water is the
greatest drawback. to the advancement
| of these camps.
| The Monarch mine which is located
just over the mountain from the Cherry
creek district. is working steadily.
There is some talk of the old Consel
| mine beins opened up il the near ~
ture. There arc u number o. goo
mines al the neighb"! nond of the Mon
arch mine, which only need some OF.
with capital To take hold Of and de
velop them. There is the Eta. IT,
ConGer. the Gold Fling and the r. r.
which have once been paying proper
ties, and would be so again if the RICH
man would COME along and get posses
! siCn OF them. Arizona needs fewe
3rospcctors and more mining men jus
ut present.
WM. PEITON BRISTOW.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
MESA

The survey party OF the Phoenix and
Eastern returned to Mesa Wednesday.
having finished the survey of the new
roadbed to Benson. They nave camDed
on the city hall lot and will remain here
for few days Strengthening up the
lines and changing some OF tn loca-
tons. The boys ell look hardy and fat.
and are as jolly q set as can be found
under a southern sun ". \. kim ball.
who was in charge OF the party. and
Z. d. Jones are shaking hands with
their friends. The party Will go from
here to Congress. where they nave some
more line work to do.
Mr.. w H. Mccullough is out again
after another siege with his eye. DR..
Drane has been treating him. and has
had d hard time to save that stubborn
member. Mr.. Mccullough has had pc
I-iodical trouble with his eye for years.
The right of way committee met the
fore part OF this week and apportioned
the amount the merchants should nay
toward the new road. ard are now Wis
iting them and talking them into the
superintendent.
Mesa is now shipping 4 car OF canta-
lcuDes per daE II Chicago. picked from
about forty acres planted, and the
fruit is as fine as ever grown. Mir
Wood is having a big run on Masa
melons just nov. which bring in tbs
market at Chicago about four time:
what Texas or Louisiana melons do
Indio. Cal. ana vicinity planted thi:
season 1.S00 acres of cantaloupes ant
are shipping but three cars per day
The wind blew up the vines By Tn,
roots and destroyed nearly all Of til,
crop So that in spite of the shortag
of water they are only shipping tw
carloads per day more than our forty
acres produce.
c. NJ. Shannon and Curt Miller. edi
tor of the Tempe News. We're in Mes
Thursday looking over the politica
field in the interest Of Mr.. Shannon
who has announced himself as 4 can
didate for delegate tocougress.
w. r. Galloway brought the 1arccz
watermelons Vet seen in Mesa thi
year from the Chandler ranch. s0ut
of Mesa. And they We're rs good d
they We're large. Hi; ground is wat
cred from the artesian wells. and ha
had plenty of water. He has shippe
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
GONE NOW.

Il noticed in your last issue" said
the stranger. that you say during L
game at Gildcr3y's Golden Palace last
night one man held royal flush twice
in succession.
"Wel?" remarked the editor of the
Gulch Tidincs.
"Well. I just want to say ! don't be-
licve there's a man living who can do
that
There isn't: bit there was. Phil
adelphia Press
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Since he went to Europe this time j
Plerpont Morgan has bought Il 1G0-vol-
nne let OF curious old books by the ear
lest English and Continental printers.
including some by CaXton and Wynzan
de Verde. One would think that d man
Of Mr. Mcrsan's great wealth would
prefer to accumulate Il library without
any second hand books.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Sammy Payne. the twoIve-yc; r-old
nov who placed Il lighted cigarette in
iuxtaposition with the fuse of = can
non crackcr' in y store has been turned
over to the probation officer by the pc
lice judge. although the lad proba bly,
did me- know he was placing the cigar
cite in such Il place as that
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

for Children. Mother GRAY. for years a
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York. treated children successfully with
a remedy, now prepared and placed in the
drug stores, called Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children. They are harmless
as milk. pleasant to take and never fail.
certain cure for feverishness, consti-
nation. headache, teething and stomach
disorders and remove worms. At all drug
aists, sc. Don't accept any substitute
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted. LIE Roy, n. y.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
CURES SCIATICA.

Rev ". L. Riley, l.. l.. u. cuba,
New York, writes: After fifteen days
of cxcruo iatire pain from sciatic rheu-
matism. under various Treatments. l
w;ls induced to try !aHarGs Snow
Lfniment, the first application giving
my first relief. ana the second, entire
relief can give il unqualified recon-
mcndation. %, .'oc ard $l.G0 at rlvcy
& Iiulctts, the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
TENlPE

Mrs. level Redden left yesterday
morning for Prescott for a two months
visit.
\. J. Hansen transacted business in
Phoenix yesterday.
Fire caught in some excelsior al the
rear end of DR.. Moeur's drug store yes
terday morning. but fortunately was
discovered and gotten under control be
fore serious injury was done to the
building.
Miss Neva Stone has accepted the po-
sition of bcckl1eeper in ]. e Surgeons
meat market and commences upon her
duties tomorrow morning.
Mrs a. B. Toniinson visited Phoenix
Yesterday.
Ed GiIiliand the cattle man, was in
frcm Pleasant Vallcy yesterday.
Engineer Robinson. upon examination
Of the excavation work en- the Butte
for the water works. finds that the res
crvoir is, according to specifications.
two feet toe small CT all sides. This
will ueceSsitate ii continuance Of the
weak by John Knight, who has the con-
tract.
About twenty young people were III
attendance at the !. O. G.. T. social last
evening at the hcfne Cf F. \. Hough.
Games. music and conversation were
INDUCED in and a pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. William Penn and Miss Loleta
Leon spent Yesterday with friends in
Phoenix.
Several members OF the local lodge OF
I. 0. o. F. attended the installation
ceremonies of the Mesa lodge on las,
evening. I'll
Mrs W. T Cummings. son Edwin and
daughter Ethel leave tomorrow for 4
visit TO Tucson friends.
When Leu Collins stage. which was
heavily freighted. yesterday morning
reached the middle OF the river north
Of the town the motive rower prove
insufficient for the weight to be drawn
and Lou ard the passengers contentcd
themselves with ''catchin" fish while Il
traveller Locked Up William Penn and
team. who pulled them safely to shore
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
tFrom the New York Press.)

Vt VIII 0It -NtN I UIh 7 SS.I
The reason a hammock is so fasci-
mating for two is that it is built for
one.
Talk to ii man about his business
and you may get him to invest in
yours.
The very freedom of action that Il
man gives up by getting married j
woman gains.
\ widow can know more and let on
that she knows less than any other
creature ON Gods footstool.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

on account of his rheumatism, Sen
ator Hanna has taken lately to max
ing his speeches while sitting in his
chair. The other senators have to
stand fer it.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

The only concession Mr.. Er! IN evsr
made TO democratic harmony WAS 30
stay away from the Tilden club han
quet. There might have been a rios
call.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Perhaps the couple "on bicycle
built for Two" who obtained d mar
ridse dicenac the other day wanted TO
be kncwn a. old fashioned.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

We commence Special Sale at noon
teday. Great deduction on hats. shoes
and underwear Sale ends next Satur-
day Hyder Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Necessity is the murder of conven-
ton.
Invita- ton is the sincerest flattery-
Yale Record.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

Fresh California vegetables. string
beans. tomatoes. green chiies, etc. re-
ceived daily. Birchett Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

LOST-Lady's gold watch between
Tempe and Frankenburgs ranch.
Finder return and receive reward.
Alice 3. Windes.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

DR.. C0UDERT- Ulmcr residence
Sixth street Office hours until 10 a.
m; IL to 3 p, ui-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

\ new shipment OF fresh clean goods.
Prices the lowest. Bruce butter for
sale. Goodwin Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-13

is due to the retention in
the system of Uric Acid
or other inhammatory
moi Sorc which find their
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
nix Damage. Asked.

Beaumont. Tex. Sept 23.-D. r.
Beatty has filed suit in the district
court against the National oil and
Pipe Line company and the Texas
Western oil company. In which he
asks for damages aggregating f25O.OOO.
Plaintiffs petition alleges In sub
stance that said Beatty and A. Tenn
pletnn were the only owners OF an OIL
lease on what Is known as the Adams
ten-acre tract on Spindletop and that
the lease was subsequently sold 10 the
Texas Western oil company and lat
er to the National oil and Pipe Line
company. and the plaintiff alleges that
he has never received his proportion OF
the profits accruing from the sale OF
the lease, 10 his damage In the sum
stated above.
Plaintiff further alleges that he Is
Informed that the Texas Western com
pany Is about 10 distribute the money
received from the sale OF this leaN
among It's stockholders. and. II this y
done the defendant will be unable %
respond 10 his elaine Tor damages. II
Is also alleged that the plaintiff Is tn
formed that s350.0OO Of the amount
due the Texas Western by the Nation
al company is represented by nego-
table paper evidening such indebted
ness. and an injunction is asked 10 re-
strain defendants from dlsposing 81
said paper or any portion OF the money
or stock belonging 10 plaintiff under
the terms Of his contract
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-24
NO PERMANENT GOOD.
Secretary Bsy's Note az To Treatment o
Jews In Raumsris.

London. Sept 23.-"Nothlng that
would be OF any permanent good can
result from Seer iary Hays note to
the powers on Roumania's treatment
of the Jews unless somebody Is willing
10 crush RoumanIa and no power
seems anxious 10 take on that task q"
The foregoing quotations from ut.
terances of an experienced British OF.
flcial represents the real opinion OF the
British foreign Office on the subject OF
negotiations between America and Eu-
rope and represent II with terse
stralghtforwardness which Is not like
ly 20 figure In guarded diplomatic re-
plies which Hays note will eventually
produce.
The Associated Press Is 10 able saw
Great Britain's back up OF the United
States in Roumanian matter has only
produced the evidence that the sigma
tories Of the Berlin treaty absolutely
refuse TO take other than merely sen
timental action towards allevlating
the persecution OF the Jews.