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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Gut there FIRE Awful Fears
that He Mas 0nIu an Iml-
tdtIOn Article,
PLEASED SOCIETY
He Also Borrowed Sever7l Thous-
and Dollars Which Tie FORGOT tU
Pau Before He Departed.

BOSTON, MASS. March 2S.-The
principal topic OF discussion In the
swell clabs and Back Bay households
some OF the local society leaders by a
gentlemanly young man who palmed
himself off on an unsuspecting pub
he as a real, live English nobleman.
Today he is absent from Boston. and
several thousand dollars wuich he mad
borrowed to tide him over until his
'remittances" appeared. have gone
with him. No one Knows just how or
when the pseudo-nobieman came to
town.
1t is known. however, that we'll
known society lauy happened to see
On the register OF fashionable hotel
the name Sir Herbrand Pelham-Clin-
ten. How to meeet the gentleman was
a problem, but the lady. who was an
adept in the lion hunting game, final
ly threw conventionality to the winds.
an invited the supposed Lord to call
on her. Her rtise was successful. and
III. appearance of Sir Herbrand Pei
ham Clinton was p,easing indeed. He
Was Ttuu&u anu WEit AG
knew every one in England VINO was
really worth knowing. He claimed to
be related to The Duke OF New Castle,
and the people who consulted Burkes
peerage discovered that the heir to
a.. Duchy of 4~ew Castle is Lord ii.
Sfetham-C Clinton Hope.
% doubt as to the nobleman's
IDENTITY was expressed until after bor-
rowing various amounts from his
Entertainers he ceased his visits. As
several days went by without the
young man being seen an inyestiga-
( zton was made, and the fact developed.
T bat he had given up his hotel apart
ments, when the fear that they had
been duped dawned upon the good
Bostonians, they agreed to say NUNS
8 The word" The matter leaked, how
although none OF the Back
Bay families viii admit that they have
sntertained wolf in Sleeps cloth
he
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

CASPER. Nyo,. March 2S.-Charles
Francis Woodward, the condemned
murderer of Sheriff William Kicker,
was hanged early today by an infuria-
ted mob of 200 men.
Under cover of darkness an organiz-
alton was formed during the night.
Crowds began to gather in the yicl-
nifty OF the jail early IN the evening
About 3 O'Clock this morning the mob
descended on the jait with ladders
and demanded the KEYS OF the sherin.
He refused to give chem up and the
crowd then procured a number of
sledge hammers and beat the doors
down
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Brutal FHTHER
GIVEN 80 yHRS IN jail
The Sentence Awarded bu a Mon.
tand Juru to the Murderer OF
SOn-in.LdW.

PHILLIPSBURG, Mont, March 28---
After being out flve and a half hours
the jury in the case of j. c. Hunter,
charged with the murder of his son-in-
law. W. 0. Walbridge, returned a
verdict of guilty In the second degree
and fixed the punishment at SO years
in the penitentiary. Hunter displayed
no emotion whatever when the verdict
was announced.
The crime of winch Hunter was
convicted was a most brutal one, and
was PROBABLY ,.e result of threats
made by Walbrldge when he learned
that Hunter had been guilty with his
daughter before her marriage.
Mrs. WaIbridge. who is only 16
years of age, was the chief witness
against her father. She swore that
under threats of violence her father
had committed his acts, and it was not
until she promised to keep the mat
ter inviolate that he consented to her
marriage with ,,u4uridge. Walbridge
afterward learned of the fathers In
human conduct. and threatened to kill
Hunter. While the party were camping
near here year ago Hunter induced
Walbridge to go hunting. and later re-
turned to camp alone carrying a he
besmeared with blood. Iae wife in
quired as to the whereabouts OF her
husband. and her father knocked her
down AS she recovered consciousness
sne saw her father burning both his
own and Walbridge's bloody gar
ments.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
WIFE KILLED HER HUSBAND
Theu Had Just Returned TO Indiana From a
TrlD to Arizona.

Kempf and their little son returned
from a pleasure trip to California and
Arizona and all went we'll until yes
terday, when a quarrel arose. Last
night kempf went into Hoffer's rest
aurant and the proprietor asked for 30
cents in payment for lunch which
Mrs. Kempf had In the morning.
Kempf was intoxicated and after pay
ing the amount, remarked: II never
pay another such bill" He went home
angry. and se.zing chair attempted
TO strike his wife with 1t. She ran
to table. GRABBED a revolver and fired
fire shots in quick succession, only
one striking him. AS he fell she ran
from the house with her little boy.
and going to the city hall. gave her
self up to the police.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

WASHINGTON. Ind. March IS
Liberty Kempf. OF the firm of kempt
Bros, was shot by his wife last night
and instantly killed. the bullet strik-
ing him in the forehead just above the
left eye and passing through his head.
lie shooting occurred in the kitchen
of their home on Walnut street. and
no one witnessed the tragedy except
their seven-year-oid son.
Kempf was one of the best known
men in Washington. He was kind
and affect,onate husband when SOBER.
but several times. when intoxicated
he chased nis family from home MS
wife once running In her night clothes
and bare feet to police headquarters
seeking protection.
A few weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
rHE GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON
TILES TOLD OF STATESMAN.

ty votes when he was@ going to oe
buried under an avalanche OF baliots
I answered the request for lucre with
nm emphatic no and threw in sorn-
f,l word or two to make 1t more bind
ing.
"The next day | didn't rue my hon
esty. but my friends aid when the inal
returns showed rnat my opponent had
downed me by just ten votes.
The opportunities offered by the
limited States to scientists are glitter
ing--if one reads the bulletins OF the
tly,l-oervice Commission, Just no"
the commission wants preparator
in the division of stratigraphic paleon-
tolopv at the National Museum.
This is a great chance, the bnlletih
savs The ambitious scientist VINO gets
the Mace must be over twenty, must
Lpow all about his science. must nave
a l,nowledge of composition. algebra
and Greek and Latin, and nave a
workinp knowledge of French ana
,.erman He must have had practical
knowledge In collecting and prepar-
,ng fossils in field and laboratory
prov;ded he knows all these things
has null enough to get the place. be-
Raves himself and minds his p's and
as scientifically. an appreciative gov
ernment will pay him $50 a montn as
long as he can hold on.
Some Texas constituents were ne
,,a shown abuot the capitol today by
I,,s Renresentative Henry. They had seen
the .p rotunda and the whispering stones
and @ from a window Mr.. Henry, nae nae
nn,nted I out to them the Washington
Monument. p,rLa,
Hin monument is. won't " us N'0
...r. Henry explained tha 1T /" Ao" ..'
In Boston, but that Congre ~ ~
TO get through bill to ha 3 A0'e'
TO Washington.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Strange Tale Told bu Baltl-
more Girl OF adventure
In SuItdn'S Domain
OF PHSHH
jealousy OF Another Woman, Who
Intended to Poison Her, Aided
Her in Making Her Escape.

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Miss Doris
NARROW. who has arrived In this city.
was at one time the queen a Turk
sh harem. She was kept a prisoner
by wealthy pasha, but. through the
good offices Of an Englishman, man
aged to escape and with the aid of
the French police made her way out
OF the Sultan's domains and reached
this country in safety.
According to Miss Marlow's story
her father. who Is Philadelphia
fruiterer. became associated In busi-
ness with a native of Turkey. .Ae that
time Miss harlow was sixteen years
old and a rare Deauty. The Turk paid
her devoted attention and she recipro-
Gated his affections. They became en-
gage to be married, and 1t was ar
ranged that the marriage should take
place In Aurkey. lhe girl and her af-
fianced husband sailed for Europe md
soon after arrived In Constantinople-
But the Turk. upon one pretext and
another. kept postponing the mar
riage and three months elapsed. dur
Ing which time the girl lived with her
fiance's sisters. One evening he took
her for a drive out into the country.
Suddenly the carriage was surrounded
by number o. men and the girl was
captured and led away.
The next day they took her to a
town and sne was sold 10 wealthy
pasua and instanea by him as the
favorite of his hareYn.
Miss MARROW gives an interesting
account Of her life in the haren Of
the 0rienlai 3eauties of the place, of
the horror ri II all TO an American.
and of her escape.
1t appears ,hat the latest choice OF
the pasha becomes the queen OF the
harem. 1t was this choice that happily
led to the escape o. Miss NARROW, Tor
the deposed queen. who happened to
have fallen In iove with her master.
became jealous of the new lady, ana
plotted to get aer out of the way. IL
was ner intention to poison the new
queen, put as sne learned that Miss
NARROW wanted to get away. she
planned ..er escape with the assistance
OF one of the attendants
When, after midnight Miss NARROW
got out of the place she was clad In
the fiimsy robes of the harem be-
meath a dark curtain that she hAd
taken from her room. She told her
story to young Englishman who hap
pened to eg staying in the town, and
with his assistance managed 10 get
to Paris and thence to her home n
this city
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Seems Now to be a Probable Event OF the
Immediate Future.
THE GOLD STANDARD ChNN0T
BE MAINTAINED IN THE PHIL
IPPINES And THE WHITE
METAL WILL Be COINED. &

erything In the. Philippines and to re-
strict rather tiian develop the export
trade OF the country.
The Democrats in the Senate are
willing that the Republicans shall es-
tabiish silver coinage for the Philip
pines, but they are wondering how
tmis proposition can be reconciied to
the campaign statements of 1895 and
1900 on this Very subject. Every Re-
publican street-corner orator In the
silver campaigns pointed to India and
the Bombay dollar as a horrible ex-
ample of what the United States
free coinage Of silver at any ratio
whatever.
There are now two currencies In
the Philippines. The Mexican dollar
il used there extensively, and the
American gold dollar Is used by the
American officials almost exclusively.
..e government officials are trying to
maze these two currencies work In
unison. They established ratio OF
to /. The market ratio fell to about
1912 TO /. and the consequence was
tuAt Inc GAttppIuEu uFNdmE hNOACo
with Mexican dollars TO buy the gold
at these prices and send 1t to America
or wherever II could be sold at the
greatest protit. The authorities
changed the ratio OF 2.i0 to /. That
rate did not prevent the shrwed
Chinese bankers from seeking profit
and the gold was still exported,
The laying down of an American
gold dollar In the Philippines to keep
UP q gold reserve means a cost OF
freight. insurance and interest which
amounting 10 9nout l-2 per cent The
government mspid continually De ab~
liaed 20 send Rold therr nj ita own eX~
taass aad ii woaIa be Immediately ex-
5orte 51s4te tb sse H'Ittstr7 fty sis%
.-f1sE. Of ho exporter
fh- hsl IsGas eraaH4ts taa 23t
the sIlt er that American miners senu
10 the mint will be eventually coined
for use In the Philippines. thus prac-
tlcally establishing the free coinage
of both gold and silver.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
A MURDERER WIS LYNCHED
He Killed a Sheriff in WuOminO and Was Hdn0-
cd bu a Mob this Morning.

Once inside the jail d rope Wam
quickly thrown around WoodwAxdn
neck and he was roughly dragEed feoan
the building and taken b block aWSy
and hanged to tree.
Woodward had been granted i I'M
prieve by the supreme court
The crime for which Ehax30n
Francis Woodward paid with his III
was committed on the evenIIE& 6k
January 20 last. at Woodwardn y n
near Garfield Peak. in tho R1kt =
mountains. seventy-fiye miles III elt
Casper. when he cruelty satf ~ ~
and mutilated the body 81 heri6
Z. Kicker, Of Natronfa Counts
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
ELEVATED TRAINS
COLLIDE IN CHICAGO
Sharp Shake-Up for Fiitu Pass
en0ers and a Train Coach Was
Demolished.

CHICAGO, March IS Fifty passen-
gers wero badly shaken up Ii coilj-
sion between trains on the South Side
snd Metropolitan west side elevated
reads 9r the union loop today
Tire Scott Side aFs has s.oppea az
"a sale street stat,or VIXEN the
Metropolitan train following it be-
came unmanageahle and one end Of
the rear coach on the South Side
train was demolished and passengers
hurled from their seats and covered
with flying glass.
Many were cut and bruised. but none
seriously injured.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 2S.-
William e. Amin. superintendent OF
f. rural free delivery In Colorado,
(51 a we'll known member of the Grid
E'n Club. came to town a few days ago
I give Postmaster General Payne a
5ag line Of instructions and inciden-
ply TO be an attendant of Senator
fanna' dinner. He enjoyed the dinner
the nstruction-that's another
Fory He was met at the station with
rs oi'0" general order No. 20l. when
#ohibtts aGy employe from talking ana
NV he Is looking toward COLORADO
EaIn. aadder. while the Postmaster
4 neral is no wiser. Meanwhile high
r. ia the Post Office Department
r. begging. '.Ae First Assistant
4 ''maSter Generalship has been Of
8 ed to Harry New, Joe Manley and
4 neral Clarkson. Either these men
IL too big for the Office or the once
< Ior the men, for 1t Is still un-
As a matter of fact. 1t promises
'ecome almost a Cabinet position,
/Nr Payne's friends say that ne
isl be away most of the summer on
cunt of his health.
"yron H.McCord, who has been con-
ned AS marshal of Arizona tells a
,F OF a time when In his career
,ue VAS not it's own reward.
was running for Office he sald'
district tnat had tremendous
uocratic majority. I took the nomi-
uoh under protest for l didn't think
Aau chance. On the afternoon Oh
uon day citizen came to me and
ME he had twenty votes corrailed
all
" was contrary to my principles to
votes. Besides, what was the use
~ " man were lacking In moral
YUMA to throw away $40. for twen'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
THE PRESIDENT
FIRES RN0THER VETO
An Applicant for Pension Cannot
GetRoosevelt's Help to Cdrru
itfhrou0h.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.--Presi-
dcpt Roosevelt today sent 10 the
Honse a veto of bill for the relief
OF Emanuel klauser from charge OF
deserting.
The President says this bill, like the
Senate bill, In the case of James w.
Howell, not only ask the President 10
act, but also orders the Secretary OF
War 10 revoke and set aside an order
approving the proceedings, findings
aud sentence o. a general court mar.
tial, and 10 grant an honorable dis.
chaSgo.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
GOAL MINERS STRIKE.
PROBABLY RVERTED
AGREEMENT Reached in iowa, and
the Chief CONVENTIONS OF Miners
Beaten.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 2S,-ln
accordance with an UNDERSTANDINGS
reached last night. the JOINT conference
or the miners and operators ratineo
TIE agreement and finally adjourned
this afternoon.
The miners were defeated In their
main contention, securing neither an
increase in the day wages scale nor
the employment of shot firers oy the
operators.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 2S, - The
Democrats in Congress are waiting
win interest the reception the country
at large and the Republicans party
will give to the proposition to put
the Philippines currency on a Silver
basis.
Republican Senators and Represent
atives from the Western States unite
in saying that the plan to put the Phil
ippines on a silver basis Is shrewd
piece OF politics. they are convinced
=. will change any sentiment there may
be In the west toward ABANDONING
the islands to firm conviction that
they should be held for all time. The
Democrats are somewhat at sea for
tney cannot vote against the PROPOSE
tion. and 1t will make the passage OF
the entire civil government bill much
easier
, The oringinal proposition before the
committee was a gold currency, sup
porteu by silver coin worth, at melt
ing-pot value. about forty cents. 1t
was proposed to legaiize this currency
AT the TaaiO Oh TWO silver uOitAiS lOt
one gold dollar.
The committee has had many dis
discussions OF the currency problem.
which IL recognized as the most
vital of all the problems In the Philip
pines and finally decided that a gold
currency was unsuitable as the Philip
pines was a poor country. and that
gold Is an expensive currency and can
only oe held and used as money In rich
countries.
II was finally decided that although
the nited States could maintain
gold currency In 1he Philippines u
would be } t9x and burden 10 k@eu up
a gold reserve to mea,t 1Ae r1gtreMnis
ST aj1 TiHzt<
Tie eommittee was sho~u - t4e
experts IRON he .dt Eas1 Me
Townsend and Forbes. who have had
long experience In banking and nm
anee in Manila. Shanghai. HongKong
and the straits. that a gold currency
would tend to increase the cost of ev-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Matthew Stanley Qudl
Won't be Governor.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 2s.--
Senator Quay has arrived In WASH
ington from his winter home at st.
i.ueie. He said that part OF the time
during his sojaurn In Florida he was
Ill, but for the Iast ten days he had
been In good health.
He iaugfted at the story thar he f'f~
tends TO run for Governor of Fenn&y f.
vania. He said they were too AhSRf3
for a denial.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
PENSION COMMISSIONER
Evans Hrs RESIGNED
But He win Hold the Office Until a
Satisfactory Place Is Provided
fur Him.

WAsHINGTU.S, d. c., March Is
Commissioner of ensions Evans. has
placed his resignation In the hands OF
the President
II will not take effect until some
lmportant position In the diplomatic
service is found for him.
There is report that .e Will sue
ceed Powell Clayton as ambassador 10
Mexico.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Diplomatic Relations
With New Republic.

WASHINGTON. u. c., March 81
llAe President today sent to Congress
b message recommending provision for
|Iplomatic and consular representa-
Ehes in cuba.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Imm6nse Lumber Trust
Launched in New jersey

TRENTON, N. J. Marc h2S.-The
Colonial Lumber and Box Corporation
capital OF fifteen million dollars, hve
capital of fifteen million doiars hVe
million of which is to be preferred
drawing s per cent cumulative
dividends.
The company is authorized to deal
In lumber, iron andboxes,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
Electric Cars Collide
Two Persons Killed

JOLIET, ILL.,. March 2S-Two men
were killed and several injured in a
head-on collision at Sag Bridge to-day
between two cars of the Joliet and
Chicago Electric Railroads.
The collision occurred IN a dense
fog.
''Eot Like other Men
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
DANISH ISL
CORR ION 6lIl
VIII Not d ne
Of ~ Cove
81 \.

NAsHglss
stste 4,ef slsiinieIzIt | Y
nfIns n fhe tsntI
severnizsnt hi al ~
IlItesrl u II NJ sfssa
t.Aptain ohrissrsAs
brought to the atse sins
of Reprasentat
The iepa< txaelxk a
- unNprthy m
insaM Mcienf ex| 81
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28
New South Wales
Great Wheat Producer

SIDNEY, n. S, w. March % An
offc al estimate of the wheat crop OF
New South wales. is that 100000
acres will yield l4,705,0 ,00o bushels.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

Easter lambs at the Palace Meat
Market Saturday 1S4-4S0
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

Townsend and FORBES. who have had
long experience In banking and An
ance in Manila. Shanghai. Hongkong
and the straits. that a gold currency
would tend to increase the cost OF ev-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

the silver that American miners srna
10 the mint will be eventually coined
for use In the Philippines. thus prac-
tlcaliy establishing the free coinage
of both gold and silver.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-28

''Not Like other Men
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-15
A Shame and a Scandal.

To the Editor of the NEw DOMINION:
You were right in calling attention
to the condition Of our suburban
roads.
But what good has it done?
There is not road leading into
Morgantown that Is not shamefully
and inexcusably out of repair-that
is not almost impossible; that is not
a reflection on the town, and a gross
imposition on the public.
Not one of these roads is receiving
attention. This town council sits
serenely by and sees these roads with
chuck holes up TO the hubs and cur
rents of water running down the cen
ter until they are destroyed so that
it will cost pile of money TO redeem
them and not a stroke of work is done
to save them.
If these officers will not do their
duty they ought to resign for the
credit of the town and county. This
conduct is trifing with the public
There is no possible excuse for such
Indifference and neglect of the welfare
and good name of the public. There
has been no such roads leading into
this town since the primitive days of
our early history. Let the town au-
thorities either do something to re-
lieve this situation or confess their in
competency and get down and out.
A TRAVELLER.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-15


PERRY PARSONS had his head
crushed by falling tree at Hollow
Meadow, near Parsons, w. Va, and
it is thought he will die.
In Fayette county, West Virginia,
r. F. Martin buried his third wife
and the next day was married 20 her
Ii year old sister.
LEWIS +. CALDWELL, the hotel
proprietor of Hambleton, W. Va,
who shot and killed Clark Nagle and
was convicted of involuntary man
slaughter, has been sentenced to 80
days in Jail
BISHOP George w. Peterkin, of the
Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia,
Sunday morning consecrattd ST.
Barnabas' Episcopal church at Da
Wis, w Va. This was the first con
secration of an Episcopal church in
Tucker county.
THE police court at Squire Shoe
makers Office Saturday and Monday
called in a very large crowd OF wit
nesses and spectators from the coun-
try. Alexander Hess Of Laurel Point
was being tried on piece warrant, c..
G. Barker being the prosecuting wit
ness.
THE street railway has been located on
nearly every street and suburban route
in town and out OF town, but where it
will be built in the next two years is
the question not yet answered. That
it will be built is certainty. Dr.
White says it will and he knows more
about it probably than any other man.
u. G. WELLS has added lot OF new
fixtures to his barber shop and en-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage. Shop under City
Hospital, Main street.
SAVE money by investing in South
Park. Ii you carefully look into the
merits of these lots, you will find
that they are the cream of all Nor
gantowD realty.
If once you try you'll always buy
in South Park.
HIRscHMANs, sacrifice sale of Mems
suits. is the real thing. 1t will pay
you to buy from them.
SEWING machines and Carpets are
sold much cheaper at Posten's than
elsewhere.
WILGUs is agent for Backus Ven
tilating Fans, Water Motor and
Electric and Ruchters fire proof
paint
WANTED 10 smoothing girls for
Punch Tumbler House, pay l and ID
cents 2 and q cents per dozen. Fire
begins July 2lst, steady work assured
address U. S. GLASS Co.
Tffin O.
CARPET remnants at Hirschman's
Very low prices.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-15
DIRECTORS BEWARE.
Better not Employ any More sots as
Teachers over There.

Salisbury Somerset Coz Star.
A new act of assembly relating to
teachers certificates became effective
with the beginning of the current
school year, the first Monday of June.
On and after that date no teacher in
this commonwealth shall receive from
county, city or borough superintend-
ent certificate as teacher who has
not fair knowledge of orthography,
reading writing, geography, English
grammar, mental and written arith-
metic, history of the United States,
the theory of teaching civil govern
ment, including state and local, and
elementary algebra. Nor shall GER
tificate he given to teacher who
habitually uses intoxicating drinks or
habitually takes opium. The teach
er's certificates shall set forth the
studies in which the holder is prof.
Gent and the degree of that prof.
cheney.