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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

LA SALLE, H.. April 30,--A start
ling discovery was made this mron'ng
in Ticoua. lage near mere, wher a
committee CT residents of the place
found Rudolph Bartag, his wife and
ipa children lying in comat1se con-
d Kim at their home. The disc1 fary
was brought about by an investigation
instituted as a result of the mysterious
ouietude which surrounded the Bartag
home for several days. Evidence OF
life in the home was found in we'll
Kept fire in the stove. All efforts to
arouse the family were futile.
The villagers were dumfounded at
the state of affairs. and many believed
there had been a visitation of an evil
spirit. Leo Lentzer. youth suspected
of having q knowledge OF the AFFAIR,
confessed, when Sharply questioned, to
beng an amateur hypnotist, and ad-
Llitted having done the work without
tn consent of the victims four days
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
ARTESIAN WELL Fl 0WS IN SANTA GRUZ WILEY
PAT Sn6EDy'S RUG
BROUGHT BIG PRICE
The Noted Gambler Disposed OF an
Antique for Five Thousand
Dollars.

NEW YORK, April 30.--Pat Sheedy
today sold his celebrated rug for
$4,000. The rug Is geo years old.
Sheedy bought it IN Paris three years
ago at a sale OF the Empress Eugenie's
effects. Today's purchaser was F. N.
finney a millionaire railroad man of
Milwaukee.
1T was too great responsibility
for me to carry any longer" sa.~
Sheedy at the Sturtevant house to-
day. had to cart 1t from place to
place in my trunk. I've been trying
to sell it for year or more. Mr..
Finney took IL away with him this
morning, and now I've got nothing to
pray on except the hotel carpet"
Sheedy expected to get 81 500 for the
rug. which experts have declared to be
one OF the finest specimens of Persian
work in existence. 1t is said TO be the
only rug which has preeepts from Lac
Koran woven in its narrow breautn.
Ii is six by four feet.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
FL0Ry WIS FUNNY
WITH THE BURGLARS
Served Notice That he Has Not
Lett, and That Theu Need Not
Visit Soon.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 3o.-The
home OF Joseph FIory. Of 1904 Nebras-
la avenue. a former Republican candi-
date for governor of Missouri. was
visited by burglars Monday night for
the afth time In seven months. Cloth
ing d iewelry were taken. In order
that the offense may not be repeated,
Mr. Fiory has sent the following letter
10 the newspapers:
TO the Press: ] wish to announce
through the columns of your pane4 ~
the burglars that have visited ny
house and those that contemplate pay
sng me visit that ii will be awaste of
time and energy on their part TO pay
me another visit In the very Lear fu-
ture, for the reason that there Is moth
ing left to carry away. Because
tske these nocturnal visits of burglars
good naturedly is not indicative that
| desire a repetition. and l. believe |
am being Disseminated against. Would
suggest that they ply their vocation
elsewhere until / can accumulate
something for them to purloin. My
house was entered last night. making
the nth time since October I. 1901.
JOSEPH FLORY."
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
MEET, WE'D AND PART
WITHN THREE Days
Bridegroom Celebrates the Fourth
Dau bu Making Application for
a Divorce.

CHICAGO. April 30.--Met Sunday :.
Married Monday, Parted Tuesday!
Divorce sought Wednesday,
This Is the record OF James Minor, a
Ranney. Wisconsin, farmer. One
week ago he chaneed to read the ad-
yertisemnt of a young woman In gust
of husband. IL was signed II 49,"
Now u Is" happened to be Miss
Carrie Hansen. of chicago, but willing
to change. So she replied to the Ran
ney swain with coy requst for a pho
tograph. They compromised on a
tin type taken four yars ago. Miss
Hansen's reply to this was Come on.
Jim describes his country home--,a
yine-clad cottage surrounded by roses
and hoilyhocks. Then he adds: Say,
Carrie, let's get married" and Carrie
says. "Afl right. Jim"
Loves cottage In the pale, garish
light of day looks small, shabby. desc
late TO Carrie. who misses the trolley
car and the patrol wagon going.
Hollyhoeks and roses not conspicuous.
At noon in comes Jim from the fields.
is this your country conner" demands
Carrie. why don you live in will
derness? Its me to Chicago, Jim; |
cant stand the country"
He drove her 10 the station yester-
day. kissed her goodbye. Then the
train made quick getaway and to-
day he filed suit for divorce.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
RERSON RESTORED
lie Is From Milwaukee and Has 4
Wife and Children and Was About
To be D6D0rted as an
ImbeCiI2.

NEW YORK, April 30.--John Damn
hauser, the insane man who cams
over In the regular steamship Vader~
land early in April and has since been
neld in the hospital on Ellis Island,
recovered his memory today and tella
strange story
When Dannhanser was taken to Ella
lis Island here he was suffering from
dementia and unable to give an ac-
count of himself He was sent before
the spcial inquiry board. and through
an error of the registry clerk the fact
that he was entered on the ships mans
ifest as citizen of this country and q
resident of Milwaukee was not report
ed, He was ordered deported
The steamship company protested.
bnt the board refusd 10 reconsider its
ruling without proof that the man
had a bona hde rsidence in this
country. II
Today the man suddenly became
rational and told his story He said
he left his home in Milwaukee last
January to go to Chicago. He re-
members nothing from the time he
bearded a train until he found himself
in the streets of Antwerp, his native
place.
He had money nough to pay his pas
sago 'Tack 10 this country in the steer
ase aad remembers booking on the
Vaderiand and going aboard His
mind is hlank since then until ha
awqke 10 giust himself III the Ellis
Is'a2d hospital
nannhapser aays thai ne mas lived
In Milwaukee for years ard has S wife
ana children there. he is a shoe
maker by trade and had prosperous
business In the Wisconsin city.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
'ROTECTION FOR BEEF TRUST
h6 Republican Leaders In CONGRESS VIII Do
NOthIn0 for Consumers.

OF Massachusetts introduced a resoln-
ton asking for information from the
attorney generals department as to
what steps were being taken, IL any, to
inves tigate and proceed against the
beef trust. Attorney General Knox sent
"A polite hitter saying some unnamed
United s,ates district attorney had
been instructed to investigate, and the
committee to which Thayer's resolu-
ton was referred decided not to report
the resolution. because the attorney
eenral's answer had made the resolu-
ton unnecessary.
Then Representative McDermott In
troduced q resolution asking that the
ways and means committee take some
action In regard to tariffs on the beer
trust trodusts. That is sleeping in the
WAYS and means committee.
Today Representative Richardson in
troduced a resolution which, after re-
citing the raise In prices OF meat, re-
ouestd the ways and means committee
to investigate and report a Dill tha'
would remedy existing conditions
That will also 60 to sleep in the ways
and means committee.
Representative McDermott. Demo
erat OF New Jersey, took the bull by
The horns today and introduced a bill
removing the duty on all meats ant
poultry offered for import into ths
Trnited States. 1t will be shelved by
lthe WAYS and means committee also
hecause the ways and means commit
tce. headed fy those patriots wh'
were first against any aid for Cuba. an'
then turned face about and provided
for a 20 per cent reduction, 40 no
think it advisable to disturb exixstini
conditions by tariff agitation at thi
time.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
PUT 4 IFHMILy SOUND HSLEEP
But the HInat6ur HyDnOtIst Is Undbl6 to
Awaken Them.

ago, and having been unable TO re-
vive them. He claimed he visited the
home daily since the happening. and
remained there all last night, attempts
irg To restore the sleepers TO con-
sc.oasness. He said he kept the houss
heated to avoid further injury TO the
family. After repeated efforts today
he managed to awaken two OF the
children.
Brooding over his predicament has
placed him ON the verge OF prostra-
ton. He promises to arouse TO q
state of sensibility the other members
Of the family when he will have re-
Sained his nerve. Doctors who have
examined the victims state their con-
siitinn as to their hearts and pulses is
normal. At the earnest request OF
Lentzer, the residents OF the
village will not permit any per-
SON TO interfere In the matter. Nu-s
merous persons residing In the region
have viewed the sleepers today.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
Indications ExC6II6nt thdt an Un
limited Water Supply Gan Be
Had at Limited Depth.
MOUNTAIN WRTER RS CLEhR
HS CRYSTAL Is RUSHING
STEhDILY N6AR THE BASE
OF THE SENTINEL PEHK.

result proved his accurate Judgment.
lie put up simple tripod. to which
he attached a heavy hammer. He
operated with a four and g. half inch
pipe. Six fet down he struck hard
crust This continued for seven feet,
when water gushcd out with force
enough to lift q four-inch stick OF
wood. He put in screen and adjust
ed the pipe. and the water proceeded
to flow as naturally as ii it had been
flowing that way forever. After few
hours all evidences of mud disap-
peared, and the water glished out as
clear as cut glass. 1t has hydro
metric pressure OF one foot.
This Is but the preliminary expert
ment II IL entirely satisfactory to
the veteran aFtesian Well man who has
charge OF the project He Is arrang-
Ing now To put In a pipe four feet In
diameter and has rot q doubt that he
will bring over the surface d stream
of water with a capacity of 5.4o0, ,85U
gallons a day. The forty-eight inch
pipe has a relative capacity i0S times
greater than the four and a half inch
pipe, and he therefore figures on the
above result.
II Ii the belief Of the veteran OBJ
server, Captain Fulton, that an exten-
sise underground river is directly un-
der the well. To this he attributes
the fiow. He eatertains the theory
that through some volcanic eruption
the underground river at this point Is
damned and taat the water Is practic-
ally lake. But he says that. not
withstanding the depth, there is
powerful current.
Captain Fulton is not an enthusi-
assie man. He does NOT talk through
his hat nor think with his tongue He
is practical. cautious, experienced. He
does not entertain a doubt that the
wafer problem in the Santa Cruz val
ley IL practically solved Neither does
General Manning. Tucson people are
aware that General Manning is not In
the habit CT going off half-cocked. He
sass that with the present development
and baslng his calculations on the
assurances of Captain Fulton, that
within half dozen years there can be
as much land under cultivation in the
Santa Cruz valley as there is now in
the Red River valley.
The sinking OF the forty-eight inch
pipe will be commenced Immediately.
Captain Fulton expects to have upwards
of 100000 gallons of water flowing
from 1T In less than month, perhaps
within three weeks.
When representative of The Citizen
visited the we'll today, it was flowing
away peaceably, not soul within sight
of 1t. and evidently creating no more
excitement than il the development of
artesian wells In the Santa Cruz valley
was as old as the ancient mission
church wht Sc tottering walls were
within V.ew of it.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

FASHINGToN. April 30. Partisan
Pitlos win defeat any effort congress
y make TO get relief from robbery
the beef trust.
|he Republicans will invoke the
|bbolelh protection" They will
repal duties on meats and poultry
+ place the products handled by the
trust in competition with the
|ats of Canada and Mexico and
|sth America. because the Republi-
party is the tariff party, and be-
|&e the leaders of that party do not
|aN revision OF the tariff wise at
7 tine
|o Republican. even among the In
gents in the House or the men who
IN secret revolt In the Senate,
introduce a bin providing for Q
al OF the duties on meats and
n.y. No Republican will go so
as to introduce resolution asking
I'D Investigation OF the beef trust.
Gent as that investigation would
IT, he. =
"o or threee Democratic bills and
F'a''ons have been introduced.
|a' makes the matter a party ques-
IN" Republicans say. and the
OF beef goes on soaring. There
a membr OF congress In Wash
k'9H who has not been affected di-
S'y or indirectly by the increase OF
'9S enforced by the beef trust and
correlative increase on other food
"ucts made necessary by those or
f. There isn't a Republican In
isress who does not admit privately
tse Increase is indefensible. But
makes no difference. The Dem
rats have made action impossible
R"' party viewpoint.
come time ago Representative Thayel
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
The artesian we'll is a fact.

The artesian we'll is fact
The water, cool. pleasant to the
taste, of mountain flavor and as clear
as crystal. keeps on flowing at the rate
of $4,000 gallons a day.
The hole is small, only four and a
half inch pipe, and the capacTiy is con-
sequntly limited. The water flows
five inches over the top of the pipe,
and has worked channel 10 the
neighboring stream.
The we'll Is located on the Allison
tract. right at the base OF Sentinel
Peak. 1t is about q quarter Of a mile
south of the old Warner mill, and from
half to three-quarters of mile from
Silver Lake. 1t Ia right by the side
OF the road, and about fourteen feet
distant from the Santa Graz stream.
The waters of the Santa Cruz are
murky, with a strong brownlsh tinge.
The water that flows from the well is
of silver brightness. The well shoots
water more than foot above the sur
face of the stream.
The we'll represents only a few days
work, notwithstanding its enormous
possibilities. A little more than a
week ago Captain James c. Fulton ar
rived here from Roekport. Texas. He
IL a ,,ata~aS a. q 80 aesa.. ..s..gla ua h0a
sunk several In Texas. fae also put
down many of the oil wells at Bean-
mont. There Is not a point about the
business that he does not understand,
nor an indication that he can not
translate the meaning Of
1t was lne original farantion to equip
the machinery and paraphernaiia to
bore extensively. General Manning
and Senator Ives. who are at the head
os the enterprise. mad arranged to bore
until the artesian water problem in
tne Santa Cruz valley was settled for
all time. senator Ives has had much
experience with the water problem al
his home al Yuma. and took deep in
terest In the experiment OF supply
of artesian water In the Santa Cruz
valley. General Manning has long
believed that supply of artesian wa
ter in the vicinity of Tucson would be
of more general benefit than oil wells
Manning and Ives arranged with Cap
tain Fulton that the experiment should
be made and that aae test should be
thorough.
Captain Fulton spent several days
exploring the country, examining crit
ieaIly the formation, the surface wa
ter flow. the genesis of the wells and
the nature of the soil. He early con,
cluded that the old tradition that
there was an underground rive of
large proportions in the Santa Cruz
valley was fact. He proceeded on
that theory.
He was given free hand by
Messrs. Ives and Manning, ana he
concluded to MAKE a preliminary ex-
pertinent before erecting costly ma
chinery to pore to great depth. The
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
PUNCHED n CARTRIDGE
WITH HER HHTPIN
Woman Lost Two Fingers and the
TID oi Her Nose, and Her Face
Was Gut.


PENSACOLA, Fla. April 30.--Two
fingers from Mrs +. Pou's hand were
amputated today. the operation having
been ncessitated my a shot received
peculiarly last night
Mrs. pou, who is the wife OF prom
inent merchant. found an empty car
fridge In her room. and an idea struck
her to extract the fuse cap. To do
this she punched inside the cartridge
with hairpin. and there was a trriae
explosion. The WAGONS face and
0ose were baaly laeerated by flying
fragments. and botn hands were torn
badly. The first point OF the index
finger was saot completely Off
A flying piece cut the tip from her
nose. ana another piece slit her iaee
all aroand.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 3d.
Five girls are known to have been
killed and over score injured at the
cigar factory of Harborger, HOLLAND
& Co., at Tenth street and Washington
avenue. at 1915 this afternoon.
The company employs over 600 girls.
At las the police report that seven
girls are dead as result of injuries
received In the panic, three are dying
at the hospital and twenty are unde'
treatment for injuries
The panic was caused by a deaf and
dumb boy employed in the factory
who had caught his hand In an eieya-
tor. and in his efforts to make his mis-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
MEAT TRUST
the LiQht OF all Other Trusts and
Saus the Present Law Gould
Be Made to Operate
Successfully.

NT LOUIS. April SO. William ].
gap stopped In st. Louis on his way
padueah. Kentucky. He said that
! outlook for the Democracy was
Igh, and the chances of success two
sw hence are improving every day.
What do yon think of the so-called
zanizauon of the Democratic party
sound money basis?" he was
Ied.
Sound money is not the basis on
III II is proposed to reorganize." "
ID Mr. Bryan. 1T is only the pre-
H3etl basis. The men who are try,
! 20 reorganiye the Democratic party
hi uotonly silver bat other vital
Iass OF the platform eliminated.
is vas indicated by an interview
siga 5lr It'll Of New York gave out
r. the last election. He not only
be la with the silver plank, but
III sour or five others. T'he re-
saaigers would place the Democratic
F. under the control OF the great
|p.atIous a'.a trusts OF this cou.s
f. Bryan was asked his views on
meat trust. lit lis not different
Tn the other monopolies." he an
srei. But this particular trust Ia
a5ting the stomacns OF some per-
|s whose brains are not their guide
the evil effects OF the trusts. and
f. Republican papers are taxing now
/ 'rust. as a matter OF fact. la as
/ as the other and as hurtful and
Eofess,ve 80 the American people.
Fo you consider the present law
|qaate 10 deal effectively with these
|suous?'
90 not think so: but | will say
j. The laws now on our statute
BIS are sufficient to give lis good
r. We neea further legislation
|jr, the trusts, but in my Judgment
8thorities take proper acion 1t
oiaplisbed right now."
Bryan announced positively that
f. no Conditions will he be a can
aia FOG the Presidency In 1904.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
Women at Los Angeles
For Bio Convention

LOS ANGESLES, April 80. 0.--PrepaE
ations for the biennial convention
the Federation of Women's Club
all completed, anu thousands oS
ing delegates are In the city
opening session tomorrow.
1t lis estimated that Ire
landed here In the past
hours were In excess sCf "a
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
Hartman Sundll
Gets Hllot
! - - I. ~

ST. LOUIS, 40, Apr1 y
Lowe, general attorney IN f1Ie
Rock IsIand " Pacii iile u
today that The jl1z11 - y
embracing that rr0II 8
chased the
Colorado& xlNQy5 op6k Htii{1 IS
Sc. Louis aIi 81 1Ri5li N osIll 6
had auf fhoxt2&d ff1s |<r< NJ )
Sompanr q taf6 for <l<,s m
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
NHVhL OFFICERS
JHILED IN lThLy
Th6u Are OF the Cruiser Chicago,
and Mdu Have to Remain for a
While.

ROME. April 3o.-The officers Of the
United States cruiser Chicago, who
we're arrested at Venice, are in prison
theree.
Application for their discharge has
been requested. The Italian law does
not allow the court to grant pardon in
cases of assaults on the police.
Some of the newspapers mention the
lynchings of Italians in the United
States as sufficient reason for the re-
fusal of royal c'emnecy
n is considered probable. however,
lnat the prisoners viii DO released Dy
order of the King on June l, the date
.f tlr IRE OF the constitution.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
DISASTER HT PHILADELPHIA
Several Girls Killed and Manu- Wounded in a
Foolish PdniC.

hap known rushed into the middle of
a group of girls waving his bloody
hand.
Some person cried Fire" and i'm
mediately a rush for the stairway of
the building ensued Before they
could be restrained a score or more
had hurled themselves to the street
and many We're crushed in the stair
ways.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
Wrecked at Sea
Grew OF BARGE Lost

NEW YORK, April s0.-The tugboat
Volunteer has reached this port aiter
having lost the barges Harry hughes
md Baxter of Pennfield Reef, Long
Island sound. ,,s+
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

Ceorge Reay of Risbee spyst yester-
'H} In the city lie Is one og lhc eu-
p, sisors of Cochise county. it .s
needless to say that George tansa to-
Ch,ae viii be the only county IA Al.
~ na in a very short time.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
OF0dn'S Commission
Is RbOut S2,500, 900

|1lNpoN, April 30.--The Associated
81 understands that ]. Pierpont
gan gets 2,500,000 pounds In stock
t"V shipping combine In recognition
|rin r,n services in organizing and finan-
..:a.aaaiA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
Metal and Money! Market.

NEw YoRK, April 80 Mexican dol
lars. 41c; silver, 81; Copper. ll@4 and
II.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

Not Like Other Men,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-02
CENTRIC DE COhISIONES
z AGENOIA DE NEG0OI0S
DE CHaRROM & Y0RDAs
Oacana, Amors Tel@Ton~ mam. IS
pom CE

Sc gastionan toda clage de asun.
tos judiciales, Notariales, de ju-
risdiccion voluutaria 6 contencio-
"a en- los Tribunales de la Isla,
contando On casoa necesarios CON
experbos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes dc la Con1paata de Ssgu.
ros de TSdG Ell SOL del Canada.
-Iciivsdad. Precios na6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-02
Victor Hustl
(SncesoYes de e.. Tinaud)
Sam Juan dc Puerto RicO

Joyas y brillantes. Relojes de
to1as classes y de Ia acreditada
maFca
xTINAUD PATENTS,
Lentes y espejuelos con crista-
les de Roca. Cabiertos y artfculos
dc novedad propios para regalos.
Agents DO Eastman Kodao & 90
Camaras y productos fotogra~
ficos.
Sc remiten oatalogorr
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-07
Church Bazaar.

The annual sale given by the Ia
dies of the Presbyterian church will
occur on next Thursday afternoon
and evening at the church. The plain
and fancy articles on sale will be
such things that you need and want.
The art corner will show a variety
OF attractive pictures, in artistic
mountings. An excellent supper will
be served from 5 o'clock through the
evening. No admission fee to the
bazaar. Supper 25 cents. Afternoon
and evening.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-07

ment furnished by the candidates.
Instead of an orderly gathering,
where ladies may attend, the politi-
cal meeting is too often a place for
carousing and drinking. Many candi-
dates think it necessary to offer the
bottle to every voter whom they
meet, but it is doubtful if a single
vote is secured by the practice, for
the man who is so weak as to be in
fiuenced by drink of whisky is too
weak to be depended upon for any
thing.
Many candidates, no doubt, follow
the custom because others do it, and
they do not wish to be considered
stingy or niggardly but they under
estimate the moral sentiment of the
people, for the candidate who refuses
to peddle whisky will gain more votes
than he will lose. But, after all, the
custom only lives because the ma
jority of voters are too careless to
oppose it, for whenever the candidate
finds that he is actually losing votes
by peddling whiskey he will drop
the custom like hot potato.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-07
Notice..

To all who contemplate the erec-
ton or repairing of dwellings, stores
or other buildings in FIathead coun-
ty. The Flathead County Trades and
Labor Assembly respectfully call your
attention to the following:
.First-That if non-union men are
employed on any building no union
man is allowed to work on the same
building.
Second-That If any part of a
building is constructed by non-union
men, no union man of any other craft
is permitted to work on or take SUBJ
cntract on that building or any part
of it, as per example: If founda-
ton is laid by non-union mason, no
carpenter, pIasterer, painter, timer
or plumber can take contract to finish
or do any work on said job or any
part of it.
Third-That if any builder, whether
owner or contractor, persists in en-
pIoying non-union men, both he and
the job will be declared unfair by this
body.
BY order of the Flathead County
Trades and Labor Assembly.