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The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

ham Palace substantially bears out the
officia' bulletin issued at 1880. except
that the king had rather worse night
than was indicated therein. His
majesty is however resting easier,
and was sleeping at l0.3o this mora
ing.
The exodus of coronation embassies
has already commenced The next
two or three days will doubtless see the
departure OF all but one or two aud
these will close mp their Official estab-
lishments and remain in London
merely as private persons.
Medical bulletins are rapidly posted
about London. and the same scenes as
witnessed yesterday are enacted to-
day.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
P6StII6nC6 OF TrdmDS
httllCts MlChIQdn

ST JOSEPH. Mich. June 25.--Ber-
rien county, aroused by the murder G:
Charles Parks and the general preva-
lence of crime. has started a crusade
against tramps. The homeless will
be driven out of the county.
AT present the county jail Is filled
with men imprisoned for not being abl2
TO show that they are employed Mt a
useful occupation. or are willing 20
work. Some will be retained In Jail
while others will be made to join a
host of 1000 tramps who will be ex-
lied from the county within the next
few days.
The ST Joseph police today chartered
train. filled the cars with ''hobos >
and conveyed them TO distant woods,
where they were told never to return
to the city
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
PLnST6RS Il COW
WITH MORTGAGES
Unique Scheme OF Fraud CHARGED
10 EnterDriSinQ Los Angeles
Woman.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June 26 -
cta. fed with grand la,.,cny. Mrs. Mar
raret West. OF 32s Thomas street, has
bean arrested. AMI ss!ll be Obliged To
explain the mortgaglng of the same
III operty to sere~a: persons. The
assets OF Mrs West consisted princin
ally OF horse and cow. and with these
as a start she is said to have accumu-
lated several thousand dollars, She
has proved herself to be q ehattel
mortgage Napoleon. and IL Is charged
that with no other security than the
two domestic animals she has obtained
enough money 10 pay for her home
and live comfortably besides
Mrs. Vests alleged plan was very
simple She answered all advertise
ments of money to loan on personal
property and made engagements at diff
erent times with the advertisers.
When a man who had money to loan
appeared. she showed him her horse
and COW. and Offered them as security.
She usually got the loan, and under
various names, II Is said. she pledged
that horse and COW until she could And
NO more money lenders to conquer.
How much she got is not known, but
the records show that she used at least
eleven names and that sh. obtained
not less than 800 on each, One of
her victims discovered her plan and
caused her arrest
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

LOUISVILLE Ky, June 25. .--George
Rhne, OF Tiffin. Ohio. In SUIT LOT uail
ages. tells the champion nara ioch
story. He was not only foTeed 10
walk all the way from New Orleans 10
Tiffln. but ii took him 80 long 10 40 II
that he alleges he lost $l6,Oo0 on beau-
mont oil leases which lapsed wnlie NC
trudged through the swamps OF Tug
south. The suit is against the L. ~
N. railroad and $4,000 Is askeo as
damages resulting from the raliroao
refusal to honor a ticket for passage
from New Orleans to Tlnn.
The pe.ition recites that on January
%, 1901, Mr.. Rhue purchased at nun
Ohio, ticket emitting him to rae "
Cincinnati. thence to Ne" oFieau''
thence back to Cincinnati. and thence
to Tiftin. He paid $39.85 for It, 1t
was provided. he says, tat when ne gov
to New ORLEANS he should present IN"
ticket to an agent there. who altsf
Identifying him, would stamp the tcA ;,
ct. and thereby insure it's validity on
the return trip This agent, ne al
leges, refused to accept Mr. hnue
Identification and stamp the ticket 50
that he had to remain and contract
board bill. At length 1t was neces,
sary for him to leave, ana ne s'a.'eu M ~
back to Cincinnati, leaving ueD' u
ninety dollars.
He recites that he walked the greater
part of the distance. and was compeiiea
to beg for his meals, being Withou,
money. When he reached Cincihha''
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
CHAMPION. HARD LUCK STORY
An OIL SOeCulatOr and a Railroad In a .bdO
MlxuD

he alleges the coupon emitting him 10
ride from Cincinnati to Tiffin was also
dIshonored, and he had to borro"
money from friend to reach home
The plaintiff states that ms business
was tn secure territory and leases Tor
drilling oil wells in the Beaumont
oil fields and that he had placed leases
in the hands of the recorders oi 'ene'
son and Galveston counties leAas, anu
had several other deals on. On az
count of his delay while waking pach
to Tiffin his deals all miscarrleu;
When he regained his health ne louna a
that the leases he had failed to secure
had risen in value to the extent ~
SIG, 900.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

AUSTIN. Tex, June 25,~~It is report
ed on Trustworthy authority that the
i'arrimsn interests will apply to the
Texas Legislature at its next session
for authority 10 merge into one cor
poration the roads now operated by
the following companies: Houston
and Texas Central. the Texas and New
Orleans, the Houston East and West
Texas, the New York, Texas and Mex
lean the Galveston. Houston and
Northern. the Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio and the Gulf, West
ern Texas and Pacific These embrace
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
FARMERS IN a STEW
ABOUT THEIR $4,000

PUTNAM, Conn. June 25.-A dozen
Eastford farmers say they have been
swindled out OF about $4,000. The
farmers in that small town were re-
ioicing over the project OF a new
trolley road from Willimantic. and
when the project was being developed
there came upon the scene Bostonian
giving the name of John Wilson Met
calf.
Metcalf, to carry out the survey, bor-
rowed SIS from Farmer Marcy. Met
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IN TExASPREDICT EHRLy ADJOURNMENT
Te Small Branch Lines VIII Go Into One Congressional Leaders Sdu Session WIN End
CORPORATION bu the Glorious Fourth

houses on the more important mAas~
ures are now In fair way of adjust!
ment, and nothing promises delay,
with the possible exception ot the
Philippine government. bill, which tha
House will pass tomorrow. This DilI
differs in several important featnres
from the measure which passed the
Senate, and the two houses are nj
pronounced in their views that n my
take nearly week TO get together M
common ground.
Senator's Aldrich and Hale, however,
said today that the conference coxnu1ft-
tee on the Philippine governnaent blll
undoubtedly would be able ~ aSxe IN
that adjournment could be taken DF
July 5.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

all of the Southern Pacific properties IN
Texas. with the exception OF the San
Antonio and Aransas Pass and the San
Antonio and Gulf railroads.
Under the Law these companies are
each required to maintain general
offices. The Southern Pacific did not
object so much to this, so long as more
than single line for freight rates and
division could be applied to the several
roads, but the order of the railroad
commission, effective July 3. applying
single line artes to these several roads
means heavy decrease Of the earn
ings of the Southern Pacific group.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

calf week later handed tn fkIu6r u
new 500 bill. When Mete9 l1k
among other farmers his Nom
not doubted. for he pAid hl4
big interest. Going hao q
Uo. he borrowed - 0l a
ing $50, and hAudtd N q Il
pointed time 1900
He finally borroN =
Marcy, on the Agreeg M M Z
81 200, and making
other farmers for th1 txs
quit the back roAd fl n T. 49, !
In banlfnotes. as III
wrlts are ont tor
right name II John sl
ling assumed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

LONDON, June 25.--The private sec
retary Of King Edward Sir Franais
knolles, said at 7:l5 p. N. that ..is
majesty continued to improve. and
that everything was going satsfa1-
torily
Prior to the adjournment Of he
House of Commons for dinner tonight,
A. ]. Bafour, the government leader.
announced that the king was free from
pain and that his progress was salts
factory.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

The following message wa 'NS ii
from Delegate Smith this evel .Ag:
WASHINGTON, D. e., June 25.--
OBrlen Moore. Tuscon: Senator
Quay, with solid Democratic vote be-
hind him, obtained an agreement to
vote on Statehood bill in December
next. We can carry the measure then,
unless many changes take place. The
agreement was a great victory for
Statehood. Shake NJ. A. SMITH"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

WAS HGNGTON, u. c.. June 25,--
v ith no prospect of Cuban legislation
aad with every indication that the
canal bill will be finally disposed of
before the last If this week. the lead
crs Ct the House and Senate are now
certain of adjournment no later than
July ,. the date decided on two weeks
ago.
Representative Cannon. chairman Of
TIE committee on appropriations N
the House. In reply to a question as to
when Congress would adjourn. stated
on the floor that with appropriation
bills so well advanced adjournment
coula be had before the Fourth Of
July.
The differences between the two
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
STRENUOUS EhTING
G0NFR0NTS THEODORE
The President In Boston and n Few
OF the Things He Is Expected
MOO.

BOSTON. Mass. June Is President
Roosevelt arrlyer here this morning
on his way to Cambridge There is
varied program before him, including
attendance at the Harvard commence
ment. the Harvard alumni dinner and
banqus&8 OF the Spanish war veterans
Clubs. .s.
Tomorrow he will witness the Har-
ward Yale boat race at New London.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
TORNADO IN INDIANA
TEN PEOPLE KILLED
Great Damage Reported at Green
field but Details Are Slow In
C0minv.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. June 25-it
is reported here that a tornado struck
Greenfield. twenty miles east Of here
this morning doing great damage
Ten people We're reported killed at
Maxwell, near Greenfield. This is un-
confirmed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June
25.-The steamship Ohio arrived from
Cane Nome at this morning
She reported that no trace had been
found OF the steamer Portland which
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
FEARS FOR MISSING STEAMERS
Coast Vessels to Nome Mdy Hdv6 B66n
Crushed In Ice

was blown among the Ice bergs in
Behring Sea.
The steam schooner Jennie was long
overdue at Nome. and fears were ax-
pressed that she has been crushed in
the early ice pack.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
PHNAMA ROUTE WINS
CHNAL NOW RSSURED
The House Gonierees Have agreed
to Rccept the Senate Bill ana
VIII Report.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 25'-
n,An House conferrees on the canai
,i,I nI have decided to accept the Senate
,',,i III, IN IN favor Of the Panama route
UT The a. renort is expected to be made 10
tbe House soon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

The following bulletin was issued at
p. m: "The king passed d comfort
able morning and his condition 20 far
Is satisfactory (signed) Trves. LAX
ing, Barlow"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
VIII Wear the Star
Two New BrlgadlerS

WASHINGTON, D. G.. June 3d.
The Senate confirmed the nominations
of Colonel w. H. Carter. assistant ad-
iutant general. and MaMjor Iasker ri.
Bliss. to be brigadier generals.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25

The members of the Tucson volun-
teer fire department. will entertain
their friends In the city on the after
noon of July 4. All kinds OF light re-
treatments will be served, and most
enjoyable time is iolsed forward to.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
KING EDWARD S ';;;: GOA; :;''''
.::: va! :: Sc: :::::. C: IS RECOVERING
is MUCH BETTER
TODAY
WILL SOON GET
OVER THE DANGER


LONOoN June 25The following bulletin m: The
King passed comfortable morning far satsactor
"Treves, Laking Barow
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-25
Metal and AlOIlgu Market.

NEw YoRg, June 25.--Mexican doi-
lars. 4olsc: silver. So u Copper,
quiet, spot l2.oo and 1000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
EXCEEDINGLY LIVELY.
Need 81 Larger Depot Facilities
Aptly Demonstrated.

There we're six passenger trains at
the Union Depot in this city, all at one
time this morning, and never was
there more apt demonstration o.
Missouri Valleys needs for larger
depot facilities
Trains loaded with passengers going
north, east, west and south awaited
their turn to pull up to the unloading
platforms and discharge their passen
gers In this day and age when the
expeditions handling of passenger
trains Is the all important desire of
the management of the great Com
panies it would appear this city is
certainly booked for depot facilities
of extensive proportions.
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Card of Thanks.

w. f. Wills and daughters wish to
thank all those who so kindly assisted
us during ths past year and seven
months illness aud final death of wife
ana mother, and especially would we
thank Mrs u L. Noyes, who so kindly
attended our lo7ed one throughout her
long sickness; also, Mesdames Henry
IIargens, G. w. Burbank, and Miss
Carrie Baker, of Lillian Lodge, ID. of r.
for their kindness after the death sum
mons; also, q. w. Arp and j +. Ros-
enbaum, and others, of Mo. Valley
Lodge No. 40, l. q. o. F., who acted
as pail bearers. The horal offerings
by Mr. Noyes and F l. Kilby were very
lovely and highly appreciated by the
family. We would also thank Mr.. A.
Spooner, of Mondsmin, who so kindly
arranged for our every comfort, and to
Rev. Ellis, who so eloqaently perform
ed the last sad rites at the church.
Dear friends, we thank you all from
grateful hearts.
WIN. +. WILLS.
Miss JENNIE NJ. WILLS.
MISS ALICIA WILLS.
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California Junction News

The new engine steamed up in the
elevator last Saturday and car load
of shelled corn carried from the dump
to q car.
Station Agent j. +. Frye had an
accident last Tuesday which will re-
suit in his being laid up in bed for
some time. He was pulling q truck
heavily loaded with mail sacks when
his feet slipped on the ice covering the
platform and falling. struck his back
in such manner that the shock given
him was so severe as to cause him ex-
cruciating pain and for time it was
thought that his injuries would be
fatal. DR.. Colt was called from the
Valley and succeeded in controlling
his nerves and reducing the pain. On
Wednesday his wife arrived from Ere.
mont and he was placed on stretch
er and taken home on the afternoon
train.
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ST. John items.

Mrs A. B.n!Z and Mrs. e. L. R,cs
of south Omaha, were Wishing with
M IS Elsie Jones and othe.' relatives
in St John and vicinity par. of las.
W eek
Mrs. Hattie II art visited with Cou-
neil Bluffs friends last Tuesday.
The Kelley family were released
from quarantine last week and the
small pox scare has abated
R,osrt kirkland went to Eldora
Sunday night having been called there
as witness IN damage SUIT against
the L. q. X. r..
Mrs j. M. Daugherty is quite sick
at present
A gang of men are to day putting
in a telephone line for the l. G. II r.
through here. This is an experiment,
with the Company and if found to be
satisfactory in running trains and
other rail road business, the Company
will discard the telegraph entirely
Ra!fo.d man generally think it viii I Dc
a success.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

a y. Seablom, of Kansas, today
purchased 200 acres OF the Stokes and
Nartles farm for $50 an acre The
deal was made by j. r. Martin und
Frank Kilby Part of this land was
sold few months ago by j j. Amen
for go an acre
see Dainty Bertha Dairy as
Gig arrette in "t'nder Two Flags to,
night.
/ Mrs. M. Herman is quite sick, hav-
ing been confined to her bed for the
pas. week
Charley Rpurke was IL pleasant
caller today.
I'hiIty-three thousand eggs were
transferred at the express company IN
this city last night. They were from
Nebraska and billed to Chicago
Englands expenses for the African
wal Tor 1901, is Sl64 SO, 600 with 10
peace IN sight yet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Miss Ada Campbell, who has besn
in the Valley for the past year, leaves
for her home in Rogers, Arkansas, to-
morrow morning Her many friends in
this city hope she may return to the
Valley again.
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Under Two Flags" Tonight.

The Ddirymp,e Comedy Co. promise
a rare treat TO our theater gcers to-
night in their production of the above
named play at the new theater. No
play of modern times has created u
greater furore throughout the entire
country than has "U'nder Two Flags.
Manager Dalrymp!e has spared Meth
er pains nor expense i'll perfecting his
production OF the play. The costumes
and scenic effects are absolutely cor.
rect.
Last night another delighted aud
fence witnessed "a Red Cross Nurse
1t is beautiful play and in the hands
OF his capable company was y most
enjoyable affair. The vaudeville feat
ures were up to their usual high
standard. Martynne is certainly the
greatest spectacular fire and electric
dancer ever seen here. The bewilder-
ing and rapidly changing colors are
certainly fascinating. A big house
will greet the Company tonight.
Triestena Nielsen, the 10 year old
daughter of II. Nielsen, died at the
home of her parents northwest of this
city, at 8 o'clock this morning. She has
been sick for several weeks with ty-
Iphoid fever. The funeral will be held
from the Danish NJ. f. Church, in this
city, Saturday at p. M, and burial in
Rose Hill Cemetery.
Attractive millinery at the
Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

This evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs q. W. Irish, on
Third street will be solemnized the
m arrisge of Mr.. Fred Nc lntosh to
Miss Pearl Irish
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Il you believe what you read about
Rocky Mountain Tea, see that you get
the genuine, made only by the Madison
Medicine Co, 35c no more, no less.
Elliott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

A liberal discount on all heavy
suits and overcoats for the next
three weeks. Come early and get
the cream at The Globe
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
TECHNICALLY GETS FREE.
Hans Indictment Was Faulty.

The Fred NJ. Hans perjury case is
n 1T dead, but merely sleeping. AS an
nounced yesterday, thu case against
Hans who has been under arrest for
several months on perjury charge,
wasLcommenced yesterday forenoon
in Glenwood where it was taken on q
change of venue from this county.
A short tina after the CASE was called
Law 7. Genung appearing for the de-
fandent filed q demurrer to the lndict-
m cut on which Hans was arrested be.
cause the same did not state that the
evidence given by the luckless de-
tec.ive in the Daniels hearing was not
true, and furthermore that the indict-
ment failed to Hllege that his evidence
in the Daniels case was material.
Judge Green who was presiding,
sustained the demurrer and it will now
be necc sssary to resubmit the case
against Hans to the Harrison County
Grand Jury.
1t is barely possible the Grand Jury
will take the matter up again some
time before 1916 Pending further de-
vs.opements Hans is held OH his Or
iginal bonds.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

The Leaders millinery is 10y far the
fines. in the city. A hat from the
Leaders millinery department is easy
to distinguish because of its style and
general appearance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

The Electric Light company are wire
ing the Updike Elevator. Twenty
five lights will be put in.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

DR.. Tamisiea, Missouri Valley
Iowa. tt
See Barnett Bros for Pianos and
crgars.
Dan Welch, having inst returned
from a trip of several days duration
to points IN Illinois, arrived in the city
this morning and will spend the day
here visiting friends. He returns to
his home in Sioux City this evening.
Cut price sale for the rest of the
month at The Globe.
Expressman j. w. Baker went to
Om Aha yesterday afternoon and called
on Supt. H. A. Garner of the American
Express Company. Mr.. Garner has
been quite sick for some time past.
Byll's cream bread 8 for l0c.
Victor Lund, who was called to
Kenard few days ago by the ILLNESS
of relatives, returned home yesterday
evening.
New ginghams just received at the
Leader. Allpatterns strictly 1902.
j. E. Frye, station agent for the
North Western Company at California
junction, and who sustained such
severe injuries in fall few days
ago, was removed to his home IN FIRE.
mont. Neb, yesterday afternoon where
he will spend several days recuperat-
ing.
The best soap made ("Swifts
Pride is for sale at the gro
Gerry department of the Peo-
pies Store. See the daily
demonstrations the balance
of-this week.
There will be meeting of the
i 7 l. in the Baptist church Fri
day, January 3lst, at 4 p m. All
members are requested to be pres
sent.
Among the real estate deals closed
during the past few days was the sale
of the George Malsey farm of 100 acres
near this city to Mr.. w. Green.
who paid $50 per acre for his new
property.
John Brennan 2l4 Erie Street, has
an elegant line of bottled whiskys,
which is especially recommended for
family use, the fines. line of imported
sherry and port wine ever opened in
the city, excellent for family use and
sickness. Bottled beers in pints and
quarts, for sale by bottle or case for
family use. Everything first class about
the place You are invited to call. If
The Jasper McCcillis family of Mo-
dale are enthusiastically in favor of
the movement now on foot to secure
for the West Side of this county
better train service. Having occasion
to make tripto Omaha they had to
drive to this city early this morning,
take the train that passes through their
town here. Returning this evening
they will have to drive back home
from this city.
All kinds of disinfectants can
be procured at our store. Keep
away disease by their use. Next
to P n. j d Brown & Son.
Ernest E Hart, proprietor of the
Daily Nonparil, yesterday purchased q
controlling interest in the First Natl
onal Bank of this city. This is q bad
precedent for Mr. Hart to set the edi-
tors of Western Iowa. Next thing you
know they will go to buying up al the
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Hav for Sale.

Choice blue stem hay, baled-lirs
class. Delivered in any quantity.
If WARREN HEDGE s.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

The very best in millinery line
to be found Mt the Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Bells Ice Cream and Ices are
acknowledged by to be the
best.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

A strictly up-to-cate line Of
dress goods at the Leader.
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"The Commercial Club"


In the manufacture of his latest
brand, "The Commercial Club" Mr.
Schulmeister has made radical
change from other five cent cigars in.
asmuch as the tobacco which is used
in the manufacture of the new brand
is worked damp and shaped by hand
and allowed to dry in the cigar, thus
imparting to the cigar those essential
qualities sought after by all smokers;
firmness and free smoking.
The front rooms in the Do!an Block
are for rent. The Leader.
Try our Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry for coughs. A sure
cure. rs and Csc. All kinds OF
cold cures. Next to PO.
J d Brown & Son.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Bring your doctors prescrip-
ton to US. We will Eli it right
and appreciate your trade. Next
to z O. J ID Brown e. Son.
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The Faed Mccullough Home
Ouarantined

Health authorities this noon quaran-
tined the home of Mrs. Fred McCulo-
ugh, on account of small pox il the
family Chas youngest son of Mrs
Mccullough has been aillng for severa
days past and today broke out with
the small pox.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

The Globe Clothing Co., corner 4th
and Erie street