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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
GRAND JURY Will
SURELY BE CALLED
SAYS JUDGE BELL
Order May Be Made This Week Republican Revolt
Against George u Piper Closed Gambling


Thsi ksand Jury VII De called
bsfeFe sss s"d OF me present. week
" mssstisass the shsfss that Rsssn-
insnt CITY and county es''e'~is esNs
b<<a 'st@fs'ns OF Of 'he gamblers
Of the Seattle Underworld was the
snnssassnsn' 'asas es '"ase w. u
Bel II NE Superior court 'his 'nesn-
iaxs
x.s.,r,sr s,f IN. s,.r f.s..
nj, .atkess fr~~t, Of the Judges. con-
e~rrnce which he attended yesterday
sfsssneen. a. told in the star. He
sati that 4 VAS Hue Judge ofttfth
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Saa<e MStti~ asa "ss'sst ""e tafsrd
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wv
t,,x =. hits e.as-t.d in Iuase t,ftfua,.
xhnmhefz The urshot Of the Discus
oson uAs that Judge Griffin asked
tee days TO eonstdsr the matter.
seasa fsotet 70 n@Ne 1anss
=. -. -. go.
~'''ih sa "e se s''s' eea-
t..,..a I..asr u~u He 4. th- hea.,
II the criminal depaftnnent of the
crurt and the matter properly cotaet
aatsr his lufisdiction- II he does not
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ma ,lrh~r Juaw, Maxtt. M guaw.
vs.
vhsre 1 cannot rpcede. 1 have asked
sa Investigation % ali the anoay-
EEEFEFa that have bTH~M fF1s.sNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
FATAL TRAIN
WRECK
Three Killed and Many
Injured in Collision

eonGRsGT. Ny. Dee. IA disss-
trou. wreck secured this morning
On the Queen & Crescent railway .,
surbr.sss. Tenn. A fsst passenger
erashsd into the rssr 81 . freight
which YES backed on the main line.
T~~sty 1--WE passengers ard hss
railway men are rspertsd 10 have
bsse killed. EVER sssiisel. dsets,
here has been carried 10 the sesns on
. special train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
STOLEN MONEY
WAS RETURNE

Mrs. Minnie Hubbard. Who
has been confined IN the ceanty
Jail for several days on = charge
Of grand iafeeuy. Mas released
this morning osl ntotion Of Ifrua-
eruting Attorney f'slgons
The woman Was accused by
John t-Andefs of stealing from
him a purse containing 500.
The alleged crime was commit
ted At burton. whsrr both par
ties reside
Yesterday morning f.andsfM
found ON the doorstep Of hia
houae the missing pos textbook
and ftco enclosed.
tits good fortune IN recosefinE
the greater part % hts mooney
iaslaesd him Go ASA fer the
Withdrawal Of the charge
against the accused woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

With sss tons OF dynamite aud
powder the fr~ishter Aakinaw ar
rived from san Francisco last even
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03
Warning We. uah..s.a

nut the Ctanesn and every member
Of the ftp~r machine ava 20 10 the
frcnt fac the Insehinss boss. Money
was spent like water. Gov. Mefsfaw
also spent money. The faeiae Coast
Co. the Northern Pacific Ratir,aal
Co and atner large corporations
which u II said had Fallen out with
Piper several ycars hso and feared
him In the legislature. came fefss ard
with funds. and - a result f1l-s
went dow n 10 defeat.
Now Gov. Mc0faw 10 simply nsak.
iux keod hts snts -eiectioa threat. lie
said that gambling ~uuid not run
after election. and persons who aFe
familiar With the ulsn. u the Feurth
Ward Coed Government eiab. say
that there l. no doubt that tfs~ games
VIII remain closed until the gamblers
cease tn contriho0ir 60 the support
Of the political machine witch Fip~r
has built up with gambling -hits.-
"fake=ufs and assessments as tts
main support
"a enc % Gov. MeCraw'H closest
poifttrsf supporters said last night.
'-rhese win DO ne ntsfe % the 70 per
csnt. 10 the clanrfsi business In Sr
attic The games will either run
without saying tribute 10 Nnsoae en-
cert the city treasurer. cr they Will
fsustn closed Until = place warmer
than this freezes ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

money Ia plenty viii no doubt, he
spsnt In the fight uoeerasr Ac.
DRAW aud his friends af~ after
Neotke Y, f1psF's acaip and the
closing % gambling ~ merely a step
Ia that direction
Even before the last municipal
elcction Governor NCUrAW Warned
ftrer 90 keep hts fIngers cut OF the
political pie. hut piper won eus and
became Mayor humrs' accredited
political manager
Then Piper set himself up as a
candidate for state senator from the
Thirty fourth district. which in
cludes the First and Fourth wards
Of the city. Again uovsruos Me-
Draw came out openly and above
board and declared war Ia the knife
against Piper. Ths Piper re-n gave
him the hors~iaushT and Piper was
trtuntphAtttly nominated IN spite ~
TIRE fact that Gcyefhot Mccffaw pub.
liciy threatened that 10 m. ciancyn
and other neHheFH % rip~sa pa-
nttcai nsachine went tn the front for
him not wheel would BE- turned IN
Seattle after the fail election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-03

The Foufth Ward Good Govern
nent Clab. II which John ~. Nc
tf4N. Formerly governor Of the
mt war aFainst gambling. Some Of
NE meet prominent business rnen N
The city are behind the members Of
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Items OF the Ddy
OF Personal Mention

f. Salisbury Smith arrived from
Denver accompanied by his wife. Mr.,
Smith is interested in some mines at
Patagonia and In the Catalina Noun
tains.
Tom Grindell came In on the burro
this morning from his ranch near
PantanO.
Victor Cauhape the cattle buyer
from san Jose, came in from the west
on No. 10 this morning,
L. J. +. Jaeger returned from Yuma
this morning on No. 10 He has been
absent from the city about three days.
]. j. Henry left this morning for
Colorado Springs He win return TO
Tucson in about two weeks
Frank Cox. attorney for the South
ern Pacific, came in from Phoenix this
morning.
j. e. Corbctt and wife, parents of the
CorDett brothers, left TINS morning
for their old home in South Carolina.
Wilfred c. Bridwell of Los Angeles,
passed through the city tnis morning
on his way to Fort Thomas. He was
met at the station by his brother-in-
law. W. II. Kat2ensten, Mr.. Briawell
/ is one OF the Oldest government
scouts In the West and was stauoned
at Fort Thomas in the early days.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
New Mexican Bandits
Still in S0IOm0nViIIG.

Assistant United States Attorney
Campbell and Deputy Marshal Reno
returned last night from Solomon
vile where the preliminary hearing of
George Cook, Whit Neil and Joe Rob-
erts, the bandits arrested on the Blue,
was held. Cook and Roberts waived ex-
animation and were held to await the
grand jury in New Mexico on the
cnarge of robbing the postofilce at Fort
Sumner, n. vi.
Whit Neil refused at the last mo-
ment to waive examination, and his
hearing was set for April 4th, The wit
nesses will be summoned from New
Mexico and both Mr.. Reno and Mr..
Campbell will return to Solomonyille
for this hearing.
All three of the outlaws are still in
jail at Solomonville. Mr.. Campbell VIA
tonight 20 to Phoenix. where Judge
Doan is. 10 get an order for the re-
moyal of Roberts and COOK to New
Mexico. When he gets this order Mr..
Reno VIA take the two bandits to New
Mexico.
MIR. Campbell reports that all of the
Neil and Cook are about twenty-five
years old and Roberts is thirty-three.
they all maintain their innocence, but
the government officials expect to have
little trouble in convicting them.
Burt Mossman il now in Solomon
vile and the rangers will continue
their efforts N break up the band
of outlaws who made their headquarters
on the Blue and Black rivers. The
rangers are doing excellent service in
that country, which has always been
considered the most dangerous in Arf-
zona ant they have succeeded already
in clearing it of most of the outlaws.
The bandits will probably receive
stiff sentences If they are convicted in
New Mexico. The law provides that
anyone convicted of attempting TO rob
the United States mail shall receive not
less than five years and not more than
ten years for the first oEense. where
dangerous weapons are notused For
the second offense and where dangerous
weapons are used To threaten the life
of the person in charge of the mails the
law provides life sentence. The cir
cumstances in this instance come un-
der the latter case and II Is not inn
proDaole that the bandits will receive
lito sentences.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Engine Jumps Track
In the Southern Pacific Yards

AS the regular freight from the West
was coming in about dark last even
ing, the big engine pulling her jumped
the track just as she was leaving the
main line, where the yards begin at
sixth avenue. The engine pulled the
tender and one freight car off the
track and tore up the track for al
most fifty feet. The rails were twisted,
the ties were ground to spIlnters and
the engine sunk in the ground on one
side up to the hubs. 1 he trucks of the
tender We're broken and loosened from
the bed
The engine, No. 1889, was big one,
and In charge ol Engineer James
Armstrong. 1he train was in charge
OF Conductor Madigan. As soon as the
accident happened tne wreckng crew
was summoned and worked all night
TO clear the wreck. The engine was
lacked up and blocks were placed un-
der the wheels. A large rope was
fastened to the back end and the big
engine was pulled back on the track
about & O'Clock this morning. The tend
er was badly damaged but ne engine
was only slightly injured. The rails
are being relaid in the yards today
The wreck happened in place where
there is a switch around the main line,
otherwise traffic would have been
blocked all night. The west bound
train and the Flyer last night were
switched around the wreck. The acci-
dent was unavoidable and none of .-.e
train crew were to blame for it.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
HAD MONEY TO BURN
WHEN He DIED

uRBANA. Ohio, March l4.-Jasper
Scott and Mrs. Hannah Briesford. OF
ST. Paris. have been notified that they
will each receive $4,000 from the
estate of their brother Harvey Scott,
n, Fairbault, MINI. The latter was an
eccentric character and quite wealthy
In his will he directed that his ad-
ministrator burn the proceeds of his
estate. which consisted largely of cash.
That portion of the will has been set
aside. and the cash viii be distributed
to his relatives. ABOUT $4,000 remains
to be distributed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
GOLDEN BROWN.
The Color Sought in Coffee.

When a person has been shown that
a change in food or drink can make
and keep one well 1t is a thing not
likely to be forgotten.
Coffee is n killer" for many peo-
pie. and, of course. when LETT on the
user will probably regain degree OF
health without any outside help, Dut
when Postum Food Coffee is used the
return to health is much more RAPID,
for Postum is a distinct and well de-
fined health builder with delicious
coffee flavor and beautiful deep
brown color that changes TO golden
brown when cream is added.
A Chicago man. reter G. Hoist at
ais FngIewood avenue. writes, "head-
ing in the paper the other day some
thing about Postum Cereal, 1t aWoke
in me a reminiscent vein.
About five years ago, when | was
miserable dyspeptic, | first heard oil
Postum Cereal Coffee and put 1t to
careful test.
had been afflicted. for years, with
chronic dyspepsia and all the medl-
cines | had tried were IN vain one py
one had to leave them off ana was
in despair as to what | should do for
relief.
Nv first taste Of Postum was about
ten o'clock one morning. did moi dare
TO take cream with it for | knew what
the result would be with my stomach
That Is. thought | did, nave SINCE
learned that cream can be taken IN
Postum even by bad dyspeptlcs, put /
had my first taste with only hot water
in ii and little sugar The second cup
fouowcd the first and a third followed
the second. took my departure
munching some of the dry grains oil
Postum as / was determined to IN
vestigate it's effects thoroughly.
That day | had no dinner and eN-
perienced no distressing sensations on
the contrary felt as though my ap-
petite had been appeased.
The next day l began to use Postum
regularly and before the first package
had been entirely used discovered the
most encouraging symptoms. lhe uys-
pepsia and headaches which / had
been subject to daily. entirely dlsap-
peared. also the distressing vomiting
spells. The bowels improved steadily
and regularly.
! ate cautiously but was sustained by
the Postum Coffee. After the hrs'
package / tried it with milk. then with
cream, without experiencing the least
Inconvenience. OF course, was de-
lighted and the future looked bright
From that first experience up to date
my health has been splendid. have
increased in weight from 129 to IL
pounds, and can digest anything de
sire. can say honestly and cheerful!
that would recommend Postum Il
anyone suffering the tortures OF dys
pepsia."
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Hartman TO be Here
FrlddU or SATURDAY..

Superintendent Sroufe of the Tue
son division of the Southern Pacific,
has been advised that President Il. II.
Hartman will reach FL Paso next FRI
day morning. Mr.. Sroufe has commani-
Gated to him the message sent W
the committee of the Tucson Chamber
here Mr.. Sroufe stated today that
the time that Mr.. Hartman win feel
at liberty to spend here will depend
largely on the urgency OF the business
that calls him to San Francisco. The
special carrying Mr.. Harriman's party
is expected to pass through Tucson
Friday night or Saturday morning.
President Harrimans special is one
pf the finest and most deliberately
equipped trains that ever entered the
country. 1t consists of a Union Pa
cific baggage car, magnificent South
ern Pacific diner, just from the shops
of the builders the Chicago e Alton
partment car Texas" and Mr. Har~
riman's own private car Arden"
There are thirty servents on the
train exclusive of the crew.
President Hartman is accompanied
by Mrs. Hartman and their daught-
ers. Misses Cornelia and Caral and
their sons, Masters Arnold and RoI-
and; their family physician, DR.. w.
I G. Lisle; j kruttschnitt general
manager of the Southern Pacific; Rich
mond Cross and -four young lady
! friends OF the Hartman family and
| the secretaries OF the president and
general manager
/ Mr.. Hartman is not the sort of
man that most people expect to find
when they see him" said man wn'
knows him and of his party he is
probably the least imposing. He is
rather less than the average height,
given to modest attire, and habitually
wears ar enormous pair of spec
tacles with torquois shell rims. He
appears TO be man of learning. hav-
ing a sort of literary look. but would
not be singled out as master mind,
the man of alairs whose rise to for
tune and power has been the talk of
nations. He is a courteous and ap~
proachabie man but never talks of
his plans, and the newspapers along
the line of the present journey will
still be guessing the object of his trip
after he has passed, just as they are
now.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Brief Items From the
Arcadia Ranch at Oracle.

Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Prang returned
to Acadia Ranch today after a short
trip to the coast
Mr.. J. A. Rood has been in Tucson
with his sister, who left on Tuesday 8
train for her home in Iowa.
Rev, George f. Wells of Boston,
spent day at Acadia. He expressed
himself as being very much pleased
with the western country and Arizona
in particular.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Salisbury Smith
drove into Tucson from Oracle
today
Mrs. John lttner, who went to Tue
son on business returned to Oracle to-
day
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs Rowland from
Denver, who have been visiting az
Acadia took the train last this morn
ing.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Citu Officers Arrest
A Noted Crook Heres

r. r Rodgers. better knowna as Kid"
Rodgers, was arrested here yesterday
on telegram from EI paso. He is sup
posed to be a noted crook and IL held
on the charge of swindling, Rodgers
arrived in the city on Monday night
and proceeded to take In Tie town
About three O'Clock he went to the
San Augustine Hotel. and secured a
room. He was just going TO bed, when
he was placed in custody by Officers
lIopeley and Flanagan.
Rodgers Is a consumptiye and he
found the city jail very cod yester-
day morning So was transferred to
the county jail where he could be
made more comfortable. He has been
having hemorrhages and is in pretty
bad shape physically. He is six feet
tall, has thin face and wears dark
soft hat and dark clothes. When ar
rested he wore a black sweater.
Rodgers has engaged Lowell d Satt-
erwhite rs his attorneys and they have
applied to Judge Davis for a writ OF
habeas corpus for their client. Rodgers
will contend that the authorities here
have no right TO hold him on the tele-
gram from FL Paso and will require
them to secure requisition papers
through Austin and Phoenix. AS soon
as Judge Davis returns from Phoenix,
he will no doubt be given hearing on
the writ of habeas corpus. Rodgers
does not deny that he Is the man
wanted at El Paso.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
-. Hfllu$elilent$ %.

Manager Grossetta, of the Opera
House. is endeavoring to book Nathan
Hale" the play in which Nat Good
win and Maxine Elliott met with such
great success. 1t can been seen from the
title that the plot OF this play deals
with the Revolutionary period in
America The company will pass
through Tucson some time within the
next few weeks ana Mr.. Grossetta
hopes to persuade them to stop here
II. +. Mathews, advance agent for
the Murray and Mack Company. which
will present Shooting the Chutes,
here on the 25th of this month, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Mathews
promises one the best Irish comedies
that ever visited Tucson.
Miss Mollie AdcIa Brown will sing
here the first of next week, She IS
booked for concerts in Bisbee. Tucson
and Phoenix. At Bsbee, large receb-
ton was held for Miss Brown. In each
of these cities. the leading society peo-
pie were secured as patronesses OF the
concert, Wherever Miss Brown has
appeared. she has received tue most
tlattering press notices. Mr. W, ). Ma
thews. the eminent critic OF the Chi
cago Inter Ocean says; Miss Brown
Is one Of the most attractive sopranos
now before the public. Her voice Is one
of very large range and teliihg
quality. Her repetory contains pieces
Of every sort. from tho brilliant arIas
of grand opera. disnifed oratorlo
selections and the like, to the dainty
canzoettas of Massenett, Saint-Saens
and pelibcs. and the sprightly pieces
of the English and Scotch ballad Writ-
ers. Her manner is pleasing ana het
appearance captivating.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19

mustered in by General Minty last
night Those who Joined the order
We're. George =. Scholeheld. l.. B.
Hayes. ]. A. Marin and f. w. CAM
a committee was selected. consisting
OF General Minty. Captain Francis,
George Scholetie!d and John |. Reilly
10 arrange for another meeting to be
held soon. AS some sort of an enter
tainment will be arranged for this
meeting, the charter list will be closed
and the organization of the camp Will
be completed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
THE CITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains 3
and 10 were reported on time.
The Mexican who was brought to the
city yesterday with a crushed foot was
taken back to his home at Red Rock
last night on the west-bound pas
senger
The poles for the Electric Light
Company have arrived rom California
and are being put in place. Ihe hnes-
men WIN begin to rewire the city in the
next few days.
Francis M. Hartman returned today
rom Phoenix. where he was admilted
to practice before the Supreme Court
al the Territory.
United States Attorney Nave received
oab!egfam tnis morning from his
ather who is chaplain with the reg
alar army in the Philippines, saying
that he had been ordered home. Mr..
Nave at once communicated the good
news to his mother who has been
visiting here but recently left for Fort
.eavcnworth, Kans.. to visit with n
sister there,
@ w Howard and H. s, Swart,
members of and representing the Coop
er archaeological CLUB Of California,
are in Tucson and guests at the De-
dental, They are doing field work In
MYTHOLOGY. zoology and entomology
10 and around Tucson for their club
aud when their work Is completed here
hey will take trip along the
boundary line between the United
States and Mexico in furtherance OF
their work These gentlemen should
rectlye all the assistance possible from
our citizens interested In these
sciences.
The Gen. r. H. G. Minty Camp No.
IL Sons of Veterans, held meeting
Iay, night in the A. O. q. w. Hall.
This was only the second meeting OF
his camp, which was recently or
gauized and four new members were
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
Now at San Augustine Hotel
Church Street Entrance
No. -

Teeth Filled Without Pain by Electricity.
Tucson. Arizona, March 9, 1902.
Drs. Gray C Smith extracted three
teeth for me today, using their vital
lied air. There was no pain or Ill eff
fects at all. And really better after
than before the operation.
This Is a great opportunity for the
people of Tucson.
JAMES FRASER.
Tucson, Arizona, March s. 1902.
| have taken Drs. Gray & Smiths
vitalized ar Ind had two teeth exc
tracted. There was no pain at all.
| most heartily recommend this
painless method to all htying bad
teeth. }. i. FoWEAAA]
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19

HELP WANTED-Carpenters. brick
layers, boiler makers, merchants,
painters, hucksters. fisherme
printers. clerks. junllmen bankers,
joint-smashers and several doctors.
at Murray and Mack's big production
of Shooting the Chutes," at the
Tucson opera House next Tuesday
night. Come all.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Saturday. March %. and days OF
following week. there will be on dis
play at The Leader Millinery Parlors'
a beautiful and stylish line of Easter
hats, No. % East congress street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
WANTS.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE-All furni-
ture, etc, stored win absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co., II N. Stone
ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19

Danger. disease and .eath follow
Neglect of the bowels. Use DeWitt's
L.ttle Early klisers to regulate them
and you will add years to your life
and life to your years. Easy to take
never grippe. On sale at Bells Phar.
macy, % North Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
e. a. jam MES

e. a. JAMES
TRACnbR or
Nolce Culture,
Sight Singing Pian,
Violin, Cornet, Guitar, AtaasioliSi
and Orchestra Instruments.
Dr. william Mason Touch and TerhnSs
Iebert Il Stark I" :.
Taught for Artistic Piano Playing.
Studio 90 CoanoH ~.
TUc&0N, ARfx.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
FOR REN T

FOR RENT furnished room, morn
ing sun. 20 OFT street. 123-129.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two teams, two wagons
and two sets of harness. Inquire OF
Dr. Mark A. Rodgers, administrator
of the estate OF c. P. Vedder. 100-f
Evening journal., 1902-09-01
RIOTING NEGROES BEAT MAN AND WIFE
Special to the Evening Journal.


Newport, Wilmington
aghd The
trouble
whskey,
them
lstore Al few of
this of all
another kicked him
white received injuries
of a less seriOu
badly hustled by his
be
meoneh
has
rioters yesterday
Evening journal., 1902-09-01
PEXNSYLVANIA'S NEW SHOPS
Contract Awarded for One Building and
Bids Asked for Another

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has awarded to Armstrong and Printz-
enhoff. of Philadelphia, the contract
for the erection of a One-story and
basement storehouse at Columbia, Pa.
The building, which will be of brick
40 by S5 feet, is preliminary TO the
erection of a number of new shops at
that point. The company has also in
vited bids for the erection Of the plan
ing mill and blacksmith shop at She'll
pot These buildings constitute a por-
ton of a group of new shop buildings
to be erected to replace the present
shops at Wilmington. The buildings
will be of brick, and the planning mill
will be 200 feet 5 inches by 20 feet, 5
inches. while the blacksmith shop will
be 179 feet inches by so feet inches.