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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
HOG SAFES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.


The hog receipts are now about what
last March. The farmers fed wheat and
kept the hogs coming, but they are now
waiting for the big corn crop
II the corn crop turns out what present
prospects indicate, light hogs VIII be at a
premium this time next year and lard
hogs VIII be plenty.
Colonel Garrett. the buyer for the Ar
mour Packing Co, spent Sunday in Kan
sas City with his family and returned
yesterday, and is now ready to buy lots
OF hogs.
These lght hog receipts are not very en-
couTaging to Cudahy. The big Cudahy
plant must keep killing to supply the
demand for their products.
Fred Dold cut his third crop of alfalfa
yesterday, and bets were offered two TO
one that il would rain inside OF twelve
hours. and there were no takers. People
IN that section nave come to expect a
soaking rain whenever Fred Dold cuts
alfalfa. It has never missed yet
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Wheat-0ld, Sic; new. 52d56c.
Corn-60c.
Oats-Old. 3Sc; new. 30a32c.
Hay-Alfalfa, $5.5oG6.50; prairie,S 5-5oq
500
butterflies
Eggs-14iac
Chickens-Hens, TIC; spring broilers, IL
TO 2lkpounds l0izc turkey hens, Sc. toms.
&C.; geese fun feather, &c; ducks. fun
feather, &C.
Hides-S. G. round, nc; G. s. s. B..
zizc: under 35fb. SIC: G: s. bulls. &c; G.
hides, sc; horse No. ]. S2.25; No. p 45zc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
close ALLIANce FoRmep
Rock Island ard Mexican Central VIII
WORK Toaether.

Topeka. Kan. Juiy le-5t g. understood
among the Rock Island ofictais here
that a closer traffic arrangements tetveea
the Rock island and the Nezica1 Cen
tr..l IS now assured L - intiinatei fha'
:he capitalists who are interested ln fhe
Rock Island may become interested in =
financial way II tHe proposed cgnstrpc
zion that r. under consideration ~ tAs
Mexican Central % place ltses - q D9si-
lion - celnterhaiance the aevautsrs So
cara1 by TIE Mexicaa Sati1nal io -
curing shars line 20 Mexico Cry SCI
sral conferences have been bed with this
end ia view. ard rarty - rreminezt
Eock island officials have Just rsturne
s-orn TIP % iaspectioa ever ne Mex
ran Central from r Pzso 20 The CITY x
Nerfrn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
81 AeREgnENT RgAcaEo
Santa Re Car Hea's Association Gain.
Point

Tonek1 Kan. J1lg n-An sgreeussEt
vas rea-het fhss eTe1luE between re
srseTznra tonrfstes - fhc Santa Te esr
meas associarcn aas Georse ? Hf.esr-
san. ssperI-tr1seas - nsetiTs paze~ -
re resd- Tao roasereaees Eere fs5e yes-
-er5ay ard today. ~ Hez6ersa- aersis-
fst thas 20. company -as nef s@ylrE a.
large wages or sa-ue - tne ssres - ~
<Fsleu ~ ~ e-rsr Enss are ne res-sf
81 fha ca farseee zas e ec4zli1e ~4tfe-r
sr the eF.fTai 1Et4
Tee last nafser - - cecs-ieTe1 sssF
sf1sr-ea vas az ae~s@zsrt rsEsss.zsE
the p-k o. ~ euf stsea Tn.s EAs
lhe azrsest e. sezr-e q azy. r. ar@s-
za4at ~ hzrA . X 41srosss - zaAss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
sAvEs ! MoMAN.s e

To have given U wpaIa have meant
deata Tor Nrz. Los Grass. u D1rehes-
ter Mass. Fer years sic had endured
untold misery from q severe lang trrr5is
ard obstinate cough .-oftsn she wrtss
I could scarcely breathe ard sometimes
couI5 not sreak- All doctors and rem
e5ses failed sil I used Dr. King's NsE
Discovery for c1asunpt.an ard Eas CON
p.etely cured Sufferers from coughs.
colds. thrcat ard lang trouh3e reec th,s
grand remedy. Tor 4 never sissrpeints-
Cure Is guaranteed ~ G. Gehrsng's 1har-
maey. Price &c and TO-
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ANOTHER TEN
CLIPPED OFF
Light Hog Receipts Did Not
Prevent Market Going Lower
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
There Was No Business in
the Cattle Section.

Hog receipts yesterday were the light
est for any Monday in a long time. but
that did not prevent the market taking
another tumble downward. The only
offerings were wagon deliveries. whicp
usually sell for a shade under the price
for car hogs, and the top price was
$50 Packers and the commission men
for some time have been expressing the
opinion that the hog market would hold
up for a long time yet and they still
talk that way, but the market keeps slip
ping down in spite OF all predictions TO
The contrary and prices are now a good
IS cents lower than the high point this
year. OF course. hogs might go half
dollar lower, and then it could not be
said that they are cheap. All Of the
sales yesterday were 10 cents lower than
last Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU
BASEBALL.


BROOKLYN, 10; PHILADELPHIA, 1.
New York. July 1.-THE gabe between
Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Washing
ton park, Brooklyn, today was one-slled,
the home team winning 10 to l. The loose
work Of the visitors in the field was re-
sponsible for the difference in totals
Attendance, 300. Score:
r II E
Philadelphia ...10O0O0OOO-1 6 6
Brooklyn .......... 40204O 40 Il o
White and Doom; Kitson, Ahearn and
Farrell
CINCINNATI Z; ST LOUIS ..
st. Louis july 2-Cncinnati won to-
days game from St. Louis by hammer
ing Murphys curves for 10 hits. Poole
made his bow with Cincinnati and he
pitched well. Score: II E
St. Louis ......... o 000O10l-2 8
Cincinnati -....10 O100140 -7 Is 2
Murphy. Popp and Ryan; Poole and
Bergen.
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r H E
American League Games.

BOSTON .; Chicago 8.
Boston. July 21.-Dineen pitched the
home team to victory over Chicago, the
visitors being unable to bat until the
last Of the game. Attendance. S.S47.
Score; If Il
Boston .............1 0O10 210s- - Il 2
Chicago ........... 0 10000 02l0-3
Diaeen and Warner; Patterson and
Mcfarland.
PHILADELPHIA 10; Cleveland H.
Philadelphia. July 21.-With a lead Of
six runs. Cleveland had bad inning. the
seventh. when the locals tied the score
through two errors and four hits and
one home run. a single by Schreck in
the ninth won the game. Attendance
.. 100. Score: r II Z
Cleveland ........1I500O do Is 5
Philadelphia ....... 1 1 0011 6 0 Ill Is
Moore. Wright and Wood; Hastings.
Plank. Wadden, Schreck and Powers.
DETROIT S: BALTIMORE 0.
Baltimore. July 4.-Detroit had an easy
time defeating the locals today. Wiitse
was ineffective while the new Baltimore
men could not touch Sclevers- Attend
ance $40 Score; r II Z
Baltimore .......... 0 0 0 0 0 90 s 6
Detroit ............ o21230o 0-S "A
Wiltse and Robinson; Scievers and Nc
CURE.
WASHINGTON >; ST. LOUIS l.
Washington. July 2L-In attempting TO
make a double play. Wallace threw wild
to first. the bali bounding 10 the
bleachers Anderson recovered the bail
and threw to the plate. Sugden, who
was sitting on the bench. jumped up
and stopped the bah. This play permit
ted Clarke TO score the winning run.
Attendance S.S6S. Score:
Z IT z
Washington ........ oO1ooO01 0
ST Louis .......... o / o 00 o oe-1
Orth and Clarke; Powell and Kahoe.
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Western Leaque eames.

st. JOE =. Dt-S MolNES J.
St Joe. July G-St Joe out-batted
Des Moines today The visitors were
unable 20 hit Chinn. when hits meant
runs. Score. r Il z
Des Moines ........10 oOoo0oe ,
St Joe .....-.-.-.... 0 $4,000 - 5
Morrison ana Hanson; Chinn and Roth.
DENVER :. MILWAUKEE, g.
Denver. July G--Denver was unable 70
do anything TO Barber until the eighth.
when they touched him up for three sin
giles. q three-bagger and a home run At
tendance. scr score. Ri E
Denver ........-.... 10000 - 10 5
Milwaukee ...-..... o q 8o12 o0 o-3 { 1
Eylor and Wilson. Barbour and Lucia
OMAHA >. KANSAS CITY J.
Omaha July 2l.-owens' pitching was
the feature the visitors being unable 10
set more than four hits during the whole
game Attendance 2ea Score:
r II E
Omaha 0aA00e000oo0eo11-al 10 >
X . ooee0 @ oe O. 81 e-l 3 {
owen and Gonding- weimar and Mes
slit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
q Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over
he excessive use of alcohol. Eat ali
he good food you want but don't over
i0ad the stomach. a weak stomach
may refuse TO digest what you eat.
Then you need a good digestant like
Kodol, which digests your food with
Out the stomach'S aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics KodOl contains
soon restore health. Dieting unneces-
AIRY. Kodcl quickly relieves the feel
ng Of fitness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
ABSOLUTELY cures indigestion.
EZ0d0R Natures Tonic
Prepared only By E c. DEWITT & Co, Chicago.
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New York Money Marked.

New York. July 2l.-Close. Money on
call steady. eizQ3 per cent, closed offered
az "a PRIME mercantile paper Azfs5 per
cent Sterling exchange firm with artu-
AZ business r. bankers bits az Sss77t
for demand and az S=S5asais for s. days
Posted rates asa and 3 SisFss9
Commercial oils. SzSfst ~ So
Bar silver. Sc. Mexican dollars slic-
Government hoa1s steady. sfz1e bonds
lnacrfEe. rtilrnaf binds assirr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22

butter market was steady; creameries l.
ale.
Steady. lOa1Os4c
Egg@Steady; fresh l71@c-
Kansas City.
Kansas City, July heat-Septem-
Der 65I4Q653zc; December 6e11c; cash, No
hard eslkc: No. 3 hard 66is16s1kc; No. 4
hard 63d64c; rejected. hard 6oQ62c; No. ?
red sc; No. 3 red 66q67c.
Corn-September f71sG477se- December,
s714c. Cash. No. mixed 60Qs1c; No. ,
white 65c; No. white SIC.
Oats-No. white sc.
Rye-No. ,, 53c.
Hay-Choice timothy $loa11; choice prai-
RE S7.0047.25.
Butter-creamery 1910; dairy 1sc.
Eggs-Fresh, 14c.
Receipts of wheat 26s cars.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, July 21.-Wheat, lower; No. .
cash elevator 691zc; track 70d1c. new.
.9q15c. old; July 6s7sq6sl4c: September,
es7sa6S1zc; December 7S1sG73lzc; No. ,
bard 76c.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash s2s4c; track esss
July 6s1zc; September 52Isc; December 40is.
Oats-Lower. No. , cash 39c new; track
s0c new; 1880 old; September 2Sc. No.
white sec, old.
Rye-Dul, Soc.
New York.
New York, july H.-Butter-Receipts
s.026 packages Market steady. State
dairy 1712620c; state creamery 1SQ2112c;
imitation June creamery I7d1sc; factory
16d1Ss,
Cheese-Fancy large white and colored
csc: fancy small state full cream colored
l0c: white 9Ssdl9c.
Eggs-Receipts 7,24S packages. State
and Pennsylvania 20i9c; western candled
1870.
Sugar-Raw steady Fair refining 1916;
centrifugal 90 test 5-16c; molasses sugar
zssc. Refined steady. CRUSHED 5.15c; pow
dered 4.75: granulated 4.6sc.
COffee-Quiet and steady. No. Rio 81.
Molasses-Firm. New Orleans 33G4lc.
PoUltry-Alive firm. Chickens 14c; tuc
keys lie; fowls 14c. Dressed firm, chick
ems, lie; fowls 13G131zc; turkeys 13Q14c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22

This siEnzsrrs Is o. every box q tie gs=rias
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tas,s.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22
9ewIn's Little EARLY RiSERS
he famous little pills for constipation
GUS SAUR=G. Van WERDEN

OF sales, SL60qLS0; heavy. s7.T1zd7S21z;
mixed packers. Sz6od7.S0; light. S7.25G7 So;
workers.. S7.5097.65; pigs. S6.75d725.
Sheep-Receipts, Z700 Market 15GZ5c
higher. Lambs. 10d15c higher. Native
lambs. S4.45Q6.35; western lambs, 5000
425; native wethers. $435Q5.15; western
wethers. s3.35Q47 %. fed ewes, $365Q4-eo;
Texas clipped yearlings. $3.75d455; Texas
clipped sheep, SS.4eq3.75; stockers and
feeders, $2IOaS.2O
St. Louis.
st. Louis, July H.-Cattle-Receipt {, 600
including 900 Texans. Market steady for
natives, lower for Texans. Beef steers,
400a7 80, with strictly fancy choice worth
$S.15d8.75; stockers and feeders, $. 90;
COWS and heifers, S2.25q600: Texas fed
steers, g 00G5.90; cows and heifers, g 454
80
Hogs-Receipts, 25oO Market 5G1Oc low
er. Pigs and lights s7.25aLs0; packers,
S7seds-0O: butchers, S7.90d725.
Sheep Receipts, 1900. Market steady.
Natives, $3.00q420; lambs. s420q53o.
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph, July 8.-Cattle-Receipt
1859. Market steady. Natives. s4.50GS.35;
COWS and heifers. S1.50d6. %; veals, S2.50q
500, bulls and stays. s2.75ae.25; stockers
and feeders, S2Vo6I5.35
Hogs-Receipts. 1864 Market 10G15c
lower. Light and light mixed. s7.5Od7. 70;
medium and heavy. s77oa7.S0: pigs, $40
G7.25; bulk of sales. S7.65d7.80
Sheep Receipts, 2s09. Market 1oQ15c
higher. Top native lambs. $3.50; top west
ern lambs. S6.25; top yearlings,. westerns.
$50; top natives. els.
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU
And say some other salve, ointment.
lotion. oil or alleged healer is as good as
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him thirty
years Of marvellous cures of piles. burns.
boils, corns. felons, ulcers, cuts. scalds.
bruises and skin eruptions prove it's the
best and cheapest. 25c at Behring's phar-
macy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22

Short ribs sides Qoose) lo-55a10.65; dry
saited shoulders boxed sssGeikc: short
clear sides lhoxedl III 371nEII5a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-22

Kansas City. July I--Cattle-Receipts
$500 natives. $500 Texans. 1850 calves all
Texans Best corn fed cattle, higher;
quarantine. steady to strong; stockers
and feeders. steady Choice export and
dressed beef steers, S7.9oaS.25; fair TO
good Sf-5007S5; stockers and feeders
s. 65l7.25. western fed steers. S3-95q615;
Texas and Indian steers. $2.65Qi25; Texas
COWS. s2o9ds.lo; native cows. Sl-ooG5l0;
native hecfers. S2.75T6.0Q. Gamers. $1,000
rs: bulls. s275d5.25; calves. SS.oeQ5.25.
Hogs Receipts 1850. Market 3 TO l5c
lower No choice here. Top. S7.S2is; bulk
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO,

Chicago.
Chicago, July I.-Cattle-Receipts IS
500 including 1860 westerns. Choice
strong, others slow Good to prime
steers. S7.75QS 50; poor to medium, S4.75Q
SEQ: stockers and feeders. S2.56lS500;
cows. Sl.4015.50; heifers. S2.25d6-25; can
ners, 81. s0d250, bulls, S2.25G5.25; calves,
S2.50d6.75: Texas fed steers, S50o@5.I5.
Hogs-Receipts today 1000; tomorrow
IS 900. left over. 1900 Market Is TO 20c
lower than Friday. Mixed and butchers.
s7-I5dS00: good 10 choice heavy, S7.S0@
Sic: rough heavy. S7-15Q775; light. S6.S0a
40. bulk Of sales. S7.55dL99
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; 10 TO Ice higher.
Lambs strong 20 Toe higher. Good To
choice wethers. $4ooaA65; fair to choice
mixed. s2500AG0. western sheep, S2.50Q
465; native lambs. S3.0306S5.
OFFICIAL Saturday. Receipts Cattle,
So; hogs. 7.054. sheep. 1883. shipments
Cattle, 375. hogs, 49,; sheep, none.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21
Railroad Officials Here
Double Service Assured.

An unusually large number of rail-
road officials visited Tucson in the
last twenty-four hours. Traffic Man
ager Stubbs of the Southern Pacific,
passed through the city on his pri-
cate car Sunset" which was run as a
special ahead of No. 8 Mr. Stubbs was
on his way to Los Angeles, where
he was called on some important rail-
road business. He will return i'm
me:.is,teiy to FL Paso to meet the Har-
riman party, which is due there to-
morrow morning
Among other railroad officials, who
were here were f. o. Mccormick. pas
senger traffic manager of the South
ern Facific, II. A. Jones, of the Allan
tbs system. William Sproule, freight
traffic manager, s. NJ. Early, superin-
tendent of the Pullman car service,
and William A. Pagan, southwestern
agent for the Southern Pacific at FL
Faso.
The Southern Pacific men who were
yesterday with General Traffic Direc-
tor J. c. Stubbs, have gone to their re-
spective headquarters 1t is not thought
now that the meeting of the promi-
nent Southern Pacific officials in this
city has any Significance beyond the
fact that it may result in double
daily service from New Orleans to
San Francisco. When Mr. Kruttschnitt
was here in December he said that the
double service would be put on. but
not before the next fall. however. In
asmuch as the Rock Island connec-
tion may deliver more traffic than
was thought for it is possible that
the double service may be put on some
months ahead of the time mention
ed 1t has been rumore1, however,
that the Rock Island people will inau-
gurate a limited service of their own
over the Southern Pacific tracks,
which Is more likely that the opera
ton OF a double service by the South
ern Pacific people themselves to ac-
commodate Rock Island traffic.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21

ready been sold and this ball promises
to be the most popular one of the
season
Pusch e. Zellweger have nst com.
pleted the sale of 1000 head of cattle
from their Arivaca ranch to Isaac
Bird. OF Merced. Cal. The cattle will
be shipped within the next few days.
a number of cattle buyers are ex-
peeted here from California within
the next few weeks. p. ]. Clarke. a
horse buyer from st. Paul returned
this morning 10 his home IN a.lnne-
sofa after two weeks stay here.
He was unable to get horses OF the
size that he desired.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the order
OF Railway conductors held their
regular meeting in the A. o. L. w.
hall yesterday afternoon An initia-
tion of new members was held and re-
freshments were served during the
afternoon. Iae comml.tees appointed
To arrange for the annual Easter ball
To be given by the order on Easter
Monday reported favorable progress
A large number Of tickets have already
been sold and this ball promises to
be the most popular one OF the sea-
son.
Agelita Jacques, a pretty Mexican
girl. swore out complaint against
George Jones and KID Lee yesterday
charging them with misdemeanor.
She decided not TO prosecute the case
and failed TO appear twice when called
Judge Wilson nned her $40 for con-
tempt OF court.
The name of the Loncordia hotel
has bene changed to the Oberon. Under
the management OF Tom Gregory, the
hotel has been renovated and the gar
dens are being improved. Mr.
Gregory expects TO provide vaudeville
attractions at the garden THIS summer
Braulio Bartinez was arrested today
for beating his wife anu assaultfng
her with intent to Kill. He lives across
the tracks on the hill and Is a day
laborer As the result of the kicking
and beating which he gave his wife,
she In now seriously i'll and it is fear
ed that kne will die. The trial will be
held In Judge Meyers court when
the condition of the mans wife
changes for the better or worse 50
that tne seriousness Of the oifense can
be determined.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21
COFFEE HEARTS"
More Frequent Than Tobacco Hearts


Coffee drinking frequently affects
the heart and many cases Of heart
trouble are relieved or entirely cured
by leaving off coffee and taking on
Postum Food coffee.
4 good illustration is tuat Of a
lady who says, Il was troubled, for
many years, with my heart and at
times would become unconscious. The
children have many times run for the
neiehbors to come i'm and restore me
by putting my feet in hot water and
rubbing me.
DR.. Short frequently told me that
coffee was a poison 10 me and was
really the cause of my weak heart,
could not do without the coffee
though, but finally the doctor told me
it was certain death If | did not give
it up. This was about five years ago
and / changed from coffee 10 Postu'
Food Coffee My heart trouble gradu-
ally disappeared and now | am entire
" well, have never used a particle of
coffee since my ..rst cup of Postum.
| gave a little Postum to lady
friend one day to take home ana try.
She reported that she did not like 1t at
all. found she boiled it only hve
minutes, so gave her some more and
told ner to boil it 20 minutes. That
was different She has been using
Postum now a long time.
1t cured her daughter OF liver
trouble, restored her fresh, pretty COM
plexion, and cured the mother from
headaches from which she suffered
severely" Mrs. NJ. Douglass, COZ Plum
street, Elkhart, Ind
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21

The Board OF Regents OF the Univer-
sity OF Arizona, took up the question
of lighting the buildings anu grounds
at their regular meeting yesterday af-
ternoon. They about decided not to let
the contract to the Tucson Electric
Light and Power company at the price
proposed by them at least not Tor
period of ave years. They may let
the contract for one year at the local
companys price.
The Red Men had a great time at
their meeting last evening according
to the reports of the members Of the
order. The following were raised to
the rank of warriors: Steve McKenna,
John Coplen. l.. Huerta. b. p. Ben
nett. Cahrles Loebs. f. II. Winters, ID.
Davies, Juan b. Franco. Dan Hanley,
Gust A. Hoff, and w. II. Little. The
lollowing were raised to the rank of
chiefs II, F. >.nder. Juan B. Franco,
u. +. Glidden. c. f. Weber. Cahrles
Helgersen. Herbert Athens. ID. Davies,
II, F, McFadden, frank Dunbar. John
!. Reilly G. p Bennett. William d.
tonlon, L. Huerta. William Fl. Little,
RoY d. Wing, +. +. winters, j. Is.
Coplen. Charles Loebs. Henry Adams.
Gus. Klein. Chas. f. Harris, Steve Nc
kenna, Gust A. Hoff and Dan Hanley.
The special sewer committee of the
city council met last night and passed
the assessment for the sewer on Broad
way. Their were no objections. Work
will begin on the sewer m a few
days.
Francisco Valenzuela was arrested
by Constable Manciet Wednesday was
tried before Judge Meyer yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of killing a
cow that did not belong to him and
destroying tae brand and ear marks
Judge Meyer held that there was not
sufficient evidence to hold the defen-
dant TO await lie action of the grand
jury.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21
THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At 8 o'clock thfs afternoon No. 3 was
reported two hours late. No. ~ was
reported on time.
b J. Ehnts, wealth lumber mer-
chant from St Louis. died yesterday at
81 Mary's Hospital after long illness
with consumption. He came here two
months ago an had been an inmate of
the hospital for about four weeks. He
was native OF Germany and fifty
years old at the time of his death.
Mrs. Ehnts arrived from st. Louis
a week ago and was at the bedside
Of her husband when he died. She ac-
,ompanied the remains TO st. Louis
s morning.
Tho regular meeting of the Old
Pueblo Niub was adjourned Wednesday
night until next Wednesday evening.
The hail was not opened until late In
The evening 80 that number of the
members came and left thinking that
the meeting had been abandoned. The
subject for the discussion next time
Will be Trusts are they harmful and
4 so how should they ne regulated? ?"
The discussion will be led by s. l..
Klngan. s. r. DeI.ong will preside
At the meeting.
Corporal William T, Dillon. Of the
Fourteenth cavalary stationed at Fort
Huachuca. Is here to recruit men for
his regiment. He la posting Autographs
around town today telling OF the at
fractions for young man In army
life. Corporal Dillon will return 10
the city few weeks later with Lieut..
Haynes. the recruiting officer at the
fort and they hope to enlist number
Of soldiers at Tucson.
The ladies Auxiliary TO the Order
~ Railway Conductors held their
regular meeting in the A. @. u. w.
hall Wednesday afternoon. An initia-
ton of new members was held and
refreshments we're served during the
afternoon. The committees appoint
ID to arrange for the annual Easter
hall to be given by the order on Easter
Monday reported favorable progress.
\ large number of tickets have al
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-21
Substantial BpSnesS Man
AM Na.u3hI bjslLt.

Eleo1 here N The Citizen appears
the advertisement hf f. Rodstadt,
one of Tucson most substantial and
progressive business men. The ad-
yertisement shows the large and mag
nificent building which MIR konstadt
has but recently completed and oc-
enpied-au evidence OF his Iaith in Lae
future Of fncson and a monument TO
the success he has met with during IA
business career extending over many
years By the methods which make and
retain friends, Mr. Ronstadt has built
up business which is credit not
only to himself but TO -ucson as we'll,
and he and the city are to be con
graduated upon It.