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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

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Mstchetts. w Strong Dr McIsaughllr,
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Attleboro; W S steerat, Providence: u
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Morse, New York: Frank Tate, Jr Bos-
ton: \ r Chase. Jr. New Bedford: . T..
Holt. Proyidence y Shelton, sheltoni
B Loveioy. Freyberg Miss White. NJ j
Lynch, p Davidson, Providence.
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Sidney Sarusls. W Fischer, ~ Y: John
u Higgins, Prov; j r Rheinstrom y Y;
ID Wilson, Boston, Mrs q II Harmon. l.
Nashbaum, D y Winner Mrs & IA Ben
nett. A a Mcdonald, ~ Y; Mrs J l.
Briggs. Taunton; - Hawkins aud wife.
Virginia A G Foster and wife. Boston p
: Comstock. Cleveland, G Poisson. New
Bedford Miss Emma Roussmsn. Woon-
socket r Jose and wife. San Francis.
co; Jas Pearl and wife, CheschiCe: r W
Wesner, Boston: Robt Fisher, r w Eli
vanger, - y Collins and Wife, y Y: n =
Taylor. " NJ Cannon, Boston: T X Mitch
ell. Phil. W l. Cheney, Newark; r 6
Lord and wife, Boston; Jessie Charroa
Helen Holmer. Edith Bowman. Anne
Huntington. y Y; NJ Wynne, Moosup
y Mckay. Newport; w Carmen, A
sturz, n Y.
THE ALBEE-Hiids Thomas. Kelth's:
Edward Mercire. Narreu: Frank Ohnke
Boston; Marty G.. Ward. Harry I.edey.
the cycle Whirl, James 4 Dougherty.
VIM G Hoeher. A Goodwin Keith's Ed
ward wsitEel, I'd y Mcdowell Mrs Ed
n Mcdowell, Ward Caulheld Frank Kill
day, Wilbur Mack. Paul Mstchett, Nm
Strong. Anna Driver. r Carey. Tide
OF Life CO.." Vim Goodspeed Providence;
John w World Mindell Hastings, Keith's;
George A Baker. Pawtuckst. Joe Rurto.
VIM bowande. Nellie Wilson. Keith's:
Daniel MeGlyrn. The Cycle Mhlr; r NJ
Nudge. Evs Morton Keith's: Edwin
Meyer. Richard g. Williams. barbara
Freitchie Co; Lou Hall and wife. .Keithts:
Mrs G q Radford, Mrs II Williams,
Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

The RI Rev. charles ~. Brent. newly
eonsocrsted bishop snd assigned 10 tho
missionary diocese ~ the Philippines.
Who paid a recent visit 10 thf cits. To-
day spoke in St Bartholomew church.
New York city. of which QRev Dr Greer
IL rector. ON the need ~ money for his
work in The congregation were some
~ the wcslthiest persons in the city.
including Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Edvih Gould, Frank Gould. W -.
sloane. q. g. Williams. George a
Crocker aud Henry T. Morris Bishop
Brent said that sln.0ao Is needed for
clerical supplies and s0.cco for church
in Manila.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

DQRRANCE-R G Van wsgoner. Phila-
dsfrr15- r Sapovit r q Wilkins. New
IoTs srle sslssa swR REdssPSGrs dsP r MSss.T N9srT
cas TcoAA / refp rsHsSpesTS srn. ! crsraS
Dawson; J Rice. New York: r n FAY.
< spauldins. Geo p Knapp. % Geo : ~ Z Ham, Ia !.
ilton. e r Doane. Boston: y Anderson,
New York Geo, IL Murray, BOSTON NJ
N.wapH fTeylasnfs H"rTs Tssr SsS bqEsS NsG
York: G n Moshtr. ,Rochester: u G Ault,
Al Philip. New York: A Gobisc h. Jersey
City: r W Wood. Boston: G y aker,
Everson. Providence; II 4 ffsskelL New
Limon, New York; r S Luce. Boston; "
4 p andersen. p II Morgan. New York;
T. n kilton.- Worcester; l. Pierce. A r.
crosby. New YORK; G Hassis; Jersey
gan. John Tilistor, Chss Fishel. r W Gnl,
hoS'uh' .--'. -r ~ - -~'- r
NEvMAN-A G Wilson. New York: Ar
thur Reeve. Bos,on; Ed Csrhardt. y IL
Smith. " 8 Elbrescht. New York: g n
Brooks. Boston: Jas Piroe. Jr. Cheschiee.
Gartz. New York; Man Luzurns, Bal
II 'Pis FREY. = New e , York: { " jones'. YPTbIs
Koib. Jr Mspleyiiie, Il A pratt. worces.
J p oHsrs, New York w g. Cotton
Montpelis: r j RInford. Holyeke: & II
Jswett. Milford: J Heilbnm, G Met
Calf. Plsinviue: w r Grant Newport, r
II Robinson, Boston; Evelyn Baron. Fall
River: Ora MscWilson. Lynn; w q Tsun-
ton. Alfred Cate, Alex Deslsf. Thos Bow
ker, Worcester: j Pooud. Baltimore: J
a Mshonv. New York Mrs Whitehead
ss',ss Mss PsSsssG Sss sTals5Egssg gss
Y p Roberts Boston. r. bsnphear. Ken
Ven. u " Levine. z -.WoodS. S-A
Schinber s steere, New York; W y Huh
v Babcock 7 Sieeel. v Y Parks New
York; Smith. Walter lie Roy. Jr, Bos-
ton. !. ) Wardell. resxter, A Massie,
New. York. . " Csrnentsr. Lowell; Ed
ward \ Hill. Worcester
PERRIN-Jss Brown. Boston Dick
Gardner, Al Martcils. Or, Mrs AIMS Len-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
RAILROADS
WILL SPEND
MILLIONS
This VIII 30 a Record. Break :
Ing Year for Improvements
on Many Lines.

| Railroad men say that 1902 II 20 be
the groatest year ever known for rail-
road improvements in the United States.
From orders already received by manu-
featuring companies and from bids sent
| out by railroads IL is estimated that fully
s2oo.oooooo Is y be expended this year
| IN the extension OF railroads improve
| ments aud equipment.
OF this amount. n il estimated that the
/ u leading railroads Of this country Will
-nxPsnd $3.50. coo noa-4l,is sum IL must
| be noted. is la addition tu the amounts
ordinarily charged 10 railroad expenses
The Pennsylvania railroad has plans
for the expenditure ~ s2T 10000 for
epuipme t--lnclhhing locomotives, cars.
bridges and rails hut ordinarily expendi-
lures will Il Is said. bring the amount
TO bc expended on improvements BY this
road up Us Al least s5nypOgo0
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
just issued $4,000 oo0 0f new stock 10 he
devoted almost entirely 10 the improve
ment of its main and branch lines
Smaller roads. such as the New York.
New Haven and Hartford. the Reading
Southern Railway. Louisville ana Nash
vile, Great Western and Rock Island
have also voted large sums for i'm
!
year in railroad improvement is looked
for
The r. railroads which will expend the
sl5o00O.ooO on improvements are as fol-
lows:
PennsyNanis-E'or euuipment
betterments, New York City
terminal and Long Island
Railroad extensions. ........... $4,000, 90
New York CentraI-Between
New York and Buffalo. and
for Grand central terminal. 100000
D., l.. W.--Elevatins tracks
through Erie-Improvements
of roadway, including new
construction ................... 5,coO,Ooo
Newark and other improve
ments ..................... 100000
Illinois Central--Improvements
OF roadway equipment, etc 100000
Atchlson-New equipment Csl3
coo,ooo) and acquisition OF
other railroads ................ 2.oOO,oOo
Union Pacinc-Improvement OF
oregon Short Line. Central
Pacific aud extensions into
territory now controlled BY
HuI roads. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. i5,oCO.OOo
Southern Pacific - Continued
outlsys for new rails.
strengthening tracks chang
ln2 motive power ana equip
ment ..-.~...".............. 100000
Baltimore and Oho--Gen-
eral Improvements on lines
west of Pittsburs. particular
ly Pittsburg and Western
and other acquisitions ..... - 900 600
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Vanderbilt system) broad 10
be four-trscked for 50 miles
ear shops built and new
equipment bouEht............ 5000 900
c.. NJ. & st. P.-General inn
provements to roadway. in
Guiding double tracking Of
Lacrosse division. l97 miles.
and extension. on................. 5000 900
Northern Pacific Burlington
Great Northern Extensions
connecting second two roads
and shortening OF Northern
Pacific by many miles...... 10000 900
Total ..............,..,......... $3.50 900 900
Most of the leading car building com
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS

NARRAGAEsETT-Jas Simon. J J.
Webster, W A Mathew and wife. r u
Farrell \ Y; Mr. and Mrs l Dennison,
Mr. AID Mrs George Beston;E Harris and
wife, Psmsica; ii l. Wentworth, Boston;
Col John Denny ard wife. Miss Denny,
Y; j n Crsmer Worcester; Holy
Cross Basket club; J r Rose. y y; Mr.
and Mrs Sibley, Medheld; " Myers,
New Brunsyick, q j. A 5 Hamilton,
Rochester. y Y; q " Aubry and wife,
New Bedford; " r. Ear~eod, W Nc
Govern, Y; r. J LaffertX. Phil. G. W
Conan, stonipston: II j. White, Boston
Mrs A Bradley, Miss A Muller Phil: w
VI Garth, New York: A 9 Beyerton, p r
Roberts, Boston; Mrs r. ID Grilmor, r 4
Conners. T Wilson, r y Chsce. r Goff-
nsy! n Y: Nm weidlick, 81 Louis: G "
Blodgett, G W Ellis. s Morrell J Bremen,
y; n A Gutter Chicago; II j Frost, n
Y; r y Weinkle, G y Potter, New York
n peHayre. BROOKLYN Ny; Miss r
Grant, New York; j = Sioley aud Wife.
Msdford, Mass: r S Bartlett. Boston; W
>dvington, Phil, NJ CAM /, Rhinestone,
G n puksop. l. q Haisht and wife, I.
bert, n Y; W + Buxton, Boston; l.
Robinson, G h Sylvia, A l. Biackmsr, n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
Hero of the Merrimac, 1t Is Said,
Will Become Candidate for Con-
gresS From Alabama District.

Washington. Jan. cn.--It is rumoced in
navy department. circles that Naval Con-
structor Hobson. the hero Of the Mcrii-
mac, will soon ask TO be retired The
fact that his eyes are ia bad state Is
given as the reason for his probable re-
tlreucnt.
IT IS. further reported that Mr. Hobson
contemplates entering politics by becom-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

Tho Tenth Animal Meeting Of Bethany
Horne ~ Rhode Island viii be held in
Grace Church Parish Rooms. Msthewson
street Friday. January 2fth. 1902 al 3:N
ph ID. The Public is cordially invited
MACpE 9AhER. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY,
HArHsway ssorHuss.
SO BuRogss STREET.

Our new building IL completes. and We
extend q cordial invitation to our friends
and the public 10 call and examine IT,
We have what IN considered by experts
the finest laundry plant In the country.
and from a sanitary point Is perfect
With ou~ present facilities we are pre-
pared 20 do largely Increased business
IA all lines and shall not be obliged 10
refuse any work.
We solicit your patronage ana guar
sntee satisfaction IN every respect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

ing candidate for Representative IN the
Alabama district now represented in
congress by Mr.. Bankhead
Constructor Hobson. when asked about
the matter today. said that he could not
discuss IL. lie said his eyes were giving
him much trouble
His sight was affected by the slsre ~
the sun on the water near Santiago while
he was raising the Maria Teresa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
Barbara
FrietChie
THE FRrDFRICK Girl

The same as marked its phenomenal run
in New York Rsmembsr there Will he
no advance from regular prices. Our poi
lev of giving high priced attre ctionS at
popular prices will always he continued
Next Wcek--Cirand Production or
LEWIS MORRISON $ FAUST
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
FIRE At WARREN.
Early Morning Blaze Involves
Considerable Less.

bert stevens. at Hampden Meadows. War
rem. and the cottage house directly ada
cent. were totally destroyed by FIRE al an
early hour this morning, the entire loss
being IN the neighhorhood OF $4,000 whie h
u partially covered nv Insurance
Th- houss occupied by Dr Stevens was
tNo-and-s. .hnH-story structure owned
been ocCupied by the phy sician for tho
past 10 years. ~ contained a large snount
of furnlture eud the professional instru-
ments and equipments Of the physician
-Ihe .cottskf had been Vacant. but 4 new
tenant mad started moving in furniture
Al OF this furniture Was saved by the
hrenen The cottsge house o. vsfdsd ~
the swucr vi 5000 and 4. partially COW
cred by insurance The large house burned
10 the ground with all the contents. moth
ins whatever being saved. The house IL
ON contents viii not b. far short ~ 5000
partially insured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS. EXCURSIONS. ETC.
WEEK OF January 20.

Another Stupendous Bill of New, Novel
and Sensational Features, Combined
with the Very Best of Musical
and Comedy Acts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

Burdock Blood bitters gives man !,
clear head, an active brain. a strong
vigorous body-mskes him At for the bat
tie OF life.
Group instantly relieved. Or. Thomas
Eclectric oil Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
Every family should have its household
medicine chest and the first bottle IN IL
should he .-r Woods Norway Pine sv-
rup.- Natsres -seneas-for coughs ard
colds.
Itching piles? Never mind n physician.
failed 90 cure YOU. Try Doan's Ointment
No failure there. 50 cents at any drug
store
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

Every Evening al sis.
Mats. Tues Thurs, sat. at 2.lN.
GRAND MILITARY WEEk.
ClNde Fltch.s Great American PAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

Most of the leading car building COM
psnies have orders far ahead. some OF
them almost enough to keep them busy
until next January.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

PERRIN-Jas Brown. Boston Dick
Gardner. Al Msrtcils. Or. Mrs AIMS Ian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

Formerly Principal Vocalist OF the
Leading Minstrel Organizations and
tho Celebrated "Old Homestead
Quartttte
MIR Jose will render a number Of
semi-Classical and popular ballads.
THE MARVEL OF EQUILlB-
RfIrM
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
Successful Concert
Home Talent Triumphant

large and appreciative audience
filled the opera house last evening TO
hear the concert for the benefit of the
Catholic church. 1t Is safe TO say
that Tucson people have seldom been
entertained by professional artists any
better than they were last night by
local talent, The program certainly
came up to the expectations of all the
patrons.
The child parts were especially c.ev-
err Little Miss Fisher scored decid-
ed hit in her coon sc.gs. Mrs. Kirk
patrick's voice was exceedingly sweet
and clear. Her condition of the Sc
lection from the lie!sha Girl" brought
forth many rourds OF applause. Mr..
| r. F. Ryan and sir lvo Began brought
down the ho' So with few local
cracks.
The hit of the evening was scored
by the FloraGora Sextet, as imperson-
ated by the Misses Eta Goldtree, EN-
ma Culver aud Mrs kirkpatrick, and
Messrs l. Hogan. Clay Parker and T.
| r. Ryan. This number furnished a
decided surprise. and literally took the
house by storm. The audience was
not satisfied until the sextet went
through their evolutions second
time.
The concert was decided success
and Tucson Is to be congratulated on
possessing such artists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
JUMPED ABOUT
Until He Found the Right Food.

What a hades some people go
through because their food does not
supply the right bind of nourishment
to the body Take the following for
example:
A gentleman in Baltimore says:
About two years ago ! began to ex-
perience a peculiar depression occa-
sionally, with pains in tae back part
of my head and along down the spine.
Gradually my eyesight began to fall
and my memory grew poor. A gen.
eral nervousness set in. | used all the
will power | could command to help
myself, but was forced to give up a
good position and seek the advice of
the family doctor. He said neurasthe-
mia and sent me to a great nerve spe-
cialist. so for four months | was
massaged and dosed with medicine,
but all to no benefit: then | went to
New York and consulted DR. ---. He
sent me to another great specialist
and he In turn sent me to the --------~
Sanitarium, where | stayed for long
time.
1T was the same old story. | was
dosed with medicine and massaged
and bathed Finally ] left there and
went to another specialist, who told
me l would only live few months.
This rather frightened me and placed
myself under DR.. He said the
stomach was at fault and probably |
had not been given the right kind of
food.
He put me on a certain line of
treatment and insisted that use three
or four teaspoonfuls Of Grape Nuts
each meal. was under his care for
several months. | steadily improved
until now | am fully restored to both
mental and bodily yig0r.
He explained to me that Grape Nuts
contains goodly portion of phosphate
of potash, a nerve . nd brain food. and
that the food being partially digested,
the system could make use of 1t easily.
At any rate I got ell. and both the
doctor and myself know that Grape
Nuts made 1t possible.
Il sincerely believe that practically
all of our nervous troubles are caused
| by imperfect nourishment. 1t was
| fortunate for me that could get such
food as Grape-Nuts. You can use
this letter but don't publish my name
please Name given by Postum Co
Battle Greek, mich.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
Items OF the Ddu
OF Personal Mention

William Foster stopped over in the
city today on his way hCme to Yuma.
r. W. Murdoch came M from Fen
Son last evening on BUSINESS.
y r. Hickman AMI Charles Bolton
= up from Bisbee 70" Il short visit
tp Tucson.
Mrs. NJ Mascarenas. wife OF the
Mexican consul at Nogales stopped
over on her way to the coast today.
City Attorney Roscoe Dale returned
from ! hoenix this morning, where he
has been In attendance at the session
OF the supreme court.
II. E. Bagely is down from Casa
Grande for few day.
L. H. Rhuart, the W ell known in
surance agent came in from the south
this morning on the Burro.
Mrs. Louis Flesher, of Nogales,
stopped over in Tucson today on her
way to the coast.
Emanual Drachman returned from
Phoenix this morning
/ Eugene Willard. the well known
cigar maker. is in the city for few
days. He Is interested In large
plant In San Francisco.
w. X. Bowker and Thos H. Silsbee,
two California cattlemen, are in the
city today They will round up big
shipment In a few days for the coast
NJ. r. Mcintyre. who is operating In
! the Sierritas. arrived from his camp
last evening. He reports everything
in that vicinity in q prosperous con-
dition.
w. NJ. Scott, formerly with George
Martin. the druggist, returned TO Tue
son this morning He is now travel
ing for drug house in the east, and
| has just made tour through northern
| Arizona.
G. G. Smith and E. p Draper two
mining men, came up from Cananea
yesterday.
]. V. Elmore. agent for the Texas 4
Pa0fic. Is in the city drumming up
trade for his road.
A. orfila left for the south on No. 10
| this morning.
Miss Kittie Mann returned from an
outing on the coast this morning
f. E. McVeagh, the popular drum
mer. was around the city today.
Mr.. c. II. Corbin, agent for medical
implements, Is here attending the con-
yention of doctors.
F. B. Close came In from Helvetia
last night on the stage.
Miss Etna Edwards left on No. ~
this morning for her home in Meri-
dian, Mississippi.
Mr.. NJ. p. Freeman, president of the
CONSOLIDATED National Bank. who IS at
present in California r business, VIII
be home tomorrow morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
diamond Dyes Nothing n "aHt cam equal them them
Or. BridQeS's Address
On the Up. .to.Ddte Doctor

The address delivered by DR.. Nor
man Bridge at the Methodist church
last evening was well attended. The
Medicalassociation was present In q
body The speaker was introduced
by DR. Fenner
He began by expressing his surprise
at the excellence which the profession
has attained in Arizona. He expected
10 find some OF the ordinary types OF
the fossilized country doctor In this
vicinity, but he declared foregone cor
clusions were entirely erroneous. The
/ Territory. he said, Is to be congratu-
! lated on it's up to date doctors
! The address proper might be labeled
Practical Hints for Doctors" II was
/ logical presentation OF facts CLEANED
+ from a wide and varied experience,
/ The points were stated so clearly and
c0nciseIy that any one could under
stand them. He urged the members
of his profession. above all things, to
be up to date, TO keep up with the
procession. The seeming truths OF
yesterday are found to be erroneous
| today. The books of today will be
useless tomorrow. He dwelt on the
great researches of purely scientific
men, and mentioned recent discoveries
about the anaphole mosquito to illus
trate his point. DR.. Bridge declares
! that of all the sciences the medical
has made the most progress.
/ The address Vas ..est entertaining.
and was enjoyed by all who had the
privilege of hearing 1t.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29
RdIIv Of the Doctors
End Of Annual Convention

The members OF the Medical asso-
citation were driven about the city this
morning, and then made a trip TO the
hospital. They praised the equipment
Of this institution very highly. and
congratulated Tucson on her facilities
for taking care of the sick. The ses-
sion at the library this morning was
taken up with the reading of papers by
the various doctors. All OF these es-
says were highly instructive and were
enjoyed by the members of the pro-
fession.
All of the literary program was COM
pleted by o'clock this afternoon, and
the convention then took up other
business. DR.. VIM. Duffield. of Phoe-
nix, was the unanimous choice Of the
association for president. He Is one
of the best known and most popular
men in the profession In Arizona. He
enjoys an extensive practice at the
capital, and exerts a wide influence.
The American Medical association
meets at Saratoga, New York. in June.
DR. w. H. Ward. OF Phoenix, was elect
ed delegate to this convention.
The assembly adjourned late this af-
ternoon. Most of the doctors will
leave for home this evening They ex-
pessed themselves as we'll pleased with
this session of the association and
seem to think Tucson in general is all
right.
| A reception was rendered the mem
bers OF the Medical association last
evening by DIR. and Mrs. Fl w. Fenner
at their home on Stone avenue. The
/ guests were entertained by the col
ored glee club. and luncheon was
served on the lawn. 1t was very
! SUCCESSFUL affair.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29

seasoned soldier veterans from Fort
Iluachuca. The Grays do not expect
to "romp home easy winners at all.
but they are determined that the khaki
boys shall return to the protection of
their Uncle Sans defenses with moth
ing better in their jeans than second
money, and whatever consolation in
their hearts they may be able to
gather from the sportsmanlike and
fosptable treatment which will be ac-
corded them,
The impression which prevails in
some quarters that the soldier giants
are coIored men is an erroneous one.
White troops are now stationed at this
fort, and 1t is of these the team is
composed.
Win the Huachuca defenders of their
nations honor will come a large con-
tingent Of rooters, whose aim in life
will be to make life miserable for the
ball-tossers opposed to their pets. OF
the strength of lungs possessed by
these blodthirsty warriors, the boys in
gray and blue are duly advised, but
they have stood before this sort of
cannon before, and all they ask is
that Tucson fans and Tucson lungs
may not themselves be lacking.
"Rube' Armstrong and Emanuel
Drachman will occupy the points for
the Grays. The balance of the lineup
has not yet been fully determined
upon.
Game will be called promptly ar $50
and every rooter is expected 10 be
there.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-29

No. 10 arrived In two Sections this
morning. The second division was
one hour and half behind the first.
Lirado Martinez was held TO await
the action of the grand jury by Justice
Wilson this morning. He is charged
with assault with deadly weapon by
Juana Diego.
A runaway livened up Congress
street this morning. A horse belong
ing to Fulton market went on a tear
with a small wagon. The harness and
wagon were in bad shape when the
horse was finally stopped.
There will be a meeting of the Pima
lodge, No. g. l. o. o. F., this evening.