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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
DEATH RECORD.

Mr.. Henry Byrd member OF one
of the most prominent families in this
section, died Tuesday afternoon about
6 O'Clock a. his home, 40 West
Fourth arenue. The death of this
popular Young man came as great
surprise to his many friends. 1t
was knGwn thet he hod heen III. but
the seriousness Of his condition was
not appa2eAt until Tuesday. when he
SiGGu2lly grew weaker until the end.
A laEce numhe" cf immediate rela-
tiVes survive, among whom are Mrs
j B. Speers. Misses Emma and SalNe
Byrd. half sisters: Messrs. Pete Byrd.
John Byrd viii Byrd Bob Byrd. half
brother. ard Mr.. noweu Rvrd. broth
e.. Tie funeral se,vtaas VIII be he'd
this afternoon = c'&eck FEM the
family residence. ooad@eted hv Roy
c. W Daniel l,a~o"ia} laage NJ. "a.
knief.s of Pythia@ aad Masrha ten.
No 3 Knights g he Maccshees. q
which tbs dc ca :. w&s member
Will 1e IL lhG,se Of he ceremonies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
SOME NEW BUILDINGS
WHICH ARE ERECTING AND To
BE ERECTED.
w. /. 5ewocdy viii Build Another
Erick storehoUse Near Pest
office.


Mr.. ". l.. Dewoody will, in few
days. ~ tn. contract Tor aao1i.e"
oae,orv brick buiIdtas Oh Nam
-Uo,t aHf'i.50s tie po@tofiee. The
building will 6e m@seHa IN oFvfE Re
sacet.
Several nl# residences aae in pro-
cess Of construction in the city and
several others have been contracted
for. Mr. Creed Taylor is having plans
drawn for a s.. 500 residence On West
Fourth aveHae.
DR.. J. \. Allen IS having constructed
= pretty residence on the same thor
0I@hfare.
on the sarae street Mr.. Will Taylor
will q5da have built $4,000 house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
Street Cars Collide.

Cars Nos II and IS collided on
South Main street Monday afternoon
and negro women was the only pei
son hurt. and she was no- seriously
Injured BY jumping from the car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

Assistant Police Judge \. }. Stewart
presided ever police court again this
morning, and disposed OF the business
Of the court as follows:
t. \. England white, drunk and dis
orderly, SO.
Charles B9em, eoloHed. trespass.
SIC.
Tom Hughes. colosed, yag1ancy., s..
Joe Saunders, coIored, trespass, s..
Gus Nelson. coolred, trespass. 50.
Alex Naring. calored, drunk and
disorderly. s..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
Or. Waters Taken to Cincinnati.

Capt. ]. NJ Hudson has retUrned
fYc:a Cincinnati where he accompa-
T;ed n. John Waters. who was placed
il a san.tari1m fer nervors prostra-
tioo, which mas been the cause of Dr.
Waters recent mental troubles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
Only "Criticism."

The Jonesbofo Enterprise says .hat
charging the Democratic stsste central
committee With connivaaee With he
regular republicans. is only aer!fi.
cism.a We suppose SO. Cal1ing n1an
a horse thief is also "e,itieiSm. =
Jonesboro sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06

See TOXIN De.lmdn a3a1t 4#asel
p.o.nn- attention. Nom HatHeHaee
roofs. He is prepared - give al al5..=.s
solicited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-06
STRAUSS & M|LLER5
BULLETIN
GOOD THINGS TO EAT

Are YOU worried about waa1 to at
tbs HOT WEATHER? # so. Try some
Gf the following; 10 cooking IS ueees-
say:
Hamburger Steak. with Onions, per
can ....=..=...=..... ...#..........-9
Smoked White Fish, With Tomato
Sauce. per ...,..#...=... ..,..15c
Coined Beet Hash. per ean........ .20c
Libby's Cottage Loaf, per oan..,. ,20c
Goldfish Balls, per can ..#..=.#......
Ne" Bloater Nsckerel ara New Dill
Piel.les Just received.
We give Blue Trading Stamps With
every 70 cent purchase.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS YOU
WILL GET PROMPT ATTENTION.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
Another Big Building
To Go UD In Tucson.

]. Ivancovich, who owns the Iot at
the southeast corner of Congress and
Scott streets. contempIares the erec-
ton of handsome business block on
that site, which Is directly opposite the
new /. 0. O. r. hall being erected by
Doctor Fenner. Mr., Iyancovich be-
lieves that the erection Of the new ho-
tel will enhance the value of his prop
ersy as location for stores and pro-
poses to build block 100 by 100 feet
containing four store rooms on the
ground floor. The second floor will be
devoted to rooms for Office or hotel
purposes,
The preliminary plans for this build
ing have been prepared by frost and
Rust and submitted to Mr.. Iyancoyich.
II he approves OF them construction on
the new building will no doubt begin
in the near 1uture so as to have 1t
completed by the coming summer. Two
OF the corners at Congress aud ScstC
STREETS have been built up with sub
stantial structures and Mr. Ivancovich
proposes to add another one which
will do the street credit.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

John Hogan, section foreman at
LuZena, a station eight miles this side
of Bowie on the Southern Pacific. was
killed yesterday in hot blood by
a section hand. who had been in his
employ for a week Hogan survived
twenty -four hours after being shot in
the back and from him the story of
the affair was learned.
About a week ago he employed n
section hand of the name of Alexandra
DOran. who came to Bowie accom-
panied by his wife and father. He is
sued $ll WORTH OF provisions to the
man when he first arrived. Yesterday
morning after the man had been at
work for seven days and was alone at
Luezna with his family ana Hogan,
the section foreman. he notified the
latter Tat he intend to quit Hogan
told him that he would have to return
81 worth Of the provisions as he had
earned only 5 III the time that he had
been ut work This he positively re-
fused to do and Hogan went into the
station house and procured a shot
gun. When he came out, Doran was
watching for him with a siX-shnOter
and opened fire. The first snot knock
eel the gun out of Hogan's hand and
cut OFF several OF his fingers. The sec
ond one struck him IN the middle OF
the back and lodged In his body He
fell to the ground and the last he re-
members, the old man ana wife ot the
murderer were throwing rocks at him
while he was PROSTATE on the ground.
Hogan was found by the crew of an
extra east-hound freight and taken To
bowie where his wounds were dressed
He Was brought To the city on No. 2
last night and taken to ~, Nary's
Hospital W. NJ Breckenridge, special
officer here for the Southern Pacific
Company took charge of the case, Ho-
ban was conscious last night and
made an ante mortem statement to
him. relating the details of the entire
affair, Everything possible was done
to save Hogans life but the wound
proved fatal and he died at o'clock
this morning
Hogan has brother in Oregon. who
has been not..ied of the sad AFFAIR and
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
D cath OF Ruth Strauss =
Alter a Long Illness.

Miss Ruth Strauss. who has been
seriously i'll for the past ,wo months.
died this morning at : ciocf at tine
residence OF her sister Mira w. S
Reed on Alameda street While her
death was not unexpected. nevertheless
1t came as a shock to her many friends
in this city where she has lived the
greater part Of her lifetime.
Miss Strauss has been very low for
some time. At the time Of her heath.
Charles Strauss. her brothef who re-
Gently came up from Caramel. and
her mother Mrs G. T. Kingsley of
Portland, Ore. were AZ her bedside.
She has been a sufferer from tuber-
cuIosis of the bowels for the past two
years and several times has beer
seriously Ill but always before, she
was able 10 survive the severe, attack
The past two summers sha spent in
Los Angeles and at Catalina Island
but the change OF climate did not seem
to benefit her health. She was taken
with the present serious attack of the
trouble about two moths ago
The funeral services will he from the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Reed. to-
morrow afternoon and the remains
will be inferred in the Masonic
Miss Strauss was one Of -ha most
popular and respected young ladies
in the city and her many friends feel
a deep personal loss at her untimely
death.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
Education and Learning
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA,

Last week was examination week
for the first semester. The students
eased up on their social life and used
their time to good advantages In cram
ming for the examinations The results
OF this test was very satisfactory to
all concerned Notwithstanding the fact
that the amount OF work required of
a student is far in excess of last year.
The total registration for the SEM
est IS two hunared and nine. n few be-
low last year 5 registration, but TAX
ing into consideration the uninyiting
condition under which the school was
Obliged to open. al. the raising of en-
trance requirements in rhe preparatory
department. the institution has made
greater progress than last year. College
students registered for the first semest-
or number slxty-eight. an increase over
last year OF about twenty.
New courses open for registration
for the second semester are as fol-
lows Metallurgy. Mechanics and Ny
draullcs, higher College Physics,
Ethics, Pedagogy and Elementary
Chemistry.
Plans Tor the new mess hall can
be seen at the Maunal Training de-
partment buIldlng. The Board OF Re-
gents have advertised for bids and
III very short while work viii be-
commenced on the building
Washington Is birthday promises to
he day OF enjoyment for lovers of
sport Inc morning noars will be de-
voted TO tennis tournament, while
the afternoon will be devoted to 1T.
sports. Juuging from the way the
boys are training for the different
events. the aay promises TO be very
interesting. A dance will be given i'm
tne evening in Assembly Hail. to wind
up the Gay
The February issue of the ARIZONA
Monthly Will be on distribution some
time next week. 1t will be fulf OF
interesting matter pertaining TO Ari-
zona.
Jim Goodwin has again taken one
OF those meteorlc nights, for which
he Is becoming noted He Is rough
rider and the chances are. he has gone
to try TOR the United States Marshals
Office
The young ladies of the Dormitory
will entertain some OF the boys Friday
evening.
Bud Cosgrove has recovered from his
illness ana has resumed his studies.
class in metallurgy under the
guidance OF Professor Guild and Smith
left this morning for a weeks visit
to the Clifton ana Morenci mines. The
members of the class who took ad-
vantage of the opportunity are: K.
Horton Jonas. Bertram Smith VIM.
and elk Haynes.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
Thirteen is the Limit
OF this Unique Club.

The Thirteen Club, which is com
posed OF thirteen of the prominent
young men of the city held their first
affair last evening. 1t is the aim of the
club to hold some kind OF an affair on
the thirteenth of each month. Last
night an elegant banquet .gaB served
at Rossi's restaurant Tie banquet
room was prettily decorated and an
elaborate dinner of thirteen courses
served. Thirteen speeches were made
after the dinner and the affair broke
up at thirteen minutes past one
o'clock. 1t is also said that ca n gentle
man present took thirteen drinks.
Ihls club was organized a short time
ago and is composed or the following
members: Albert Drachmant Kendall
kitt Sam Mansfield, Fred and Charles
Guy Newell, Ralph. Lang.
worthy, Leroy Tereel, Ed. G. Viewers
Harlan Richey. Harry Harrison, W. F.
Campbell, viii Hogwood.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
Rh|LROAD WORKER MURDERED.
Qu0rre|ed With a Section Hand Over a Small
Amount, and Is Now Dead.

it will depend on the word received
from him as to what disposition will
pe taken of the body. If the brother
does not care to take charge of the
remains, Hogan will be buried here at
the expense OF the Southern Pacific
Company
A coroner's jury was summoned ana
met at Parker's undertaking parlors
tn.s morning to view the remains
.ney will continue the inquest be-
fore Judge Meyer on Monday morn
ing at ~ O'Clock Every effort Is be-
ing made to capture the murderer. who
escaped with his wife and father after
tte crime was committed. The county
o.ncers are working on the case ana
the Arizona rangers have been nou-
fed and it is possible that posse of
rangers left blsbee tocay TO track the
murderer as that was the intention
last night. hammered as he is by his
family and such long distance from
the line. IL seems hardly probable that
he will he able to escape the vigilence
Of the o.4cers and rangers. who are
now searching for him.
The officers of the Southern Facific
I NUlpIu} AIF udihldiil very d1lA4Oh's
To apprehend the murderer and will do
all they can 10 bring him 10 speedy
Justice No reward has yet been offer
"a, for his capture.
This afternoon Judge Meyer changed
the time for the inquest In the Hogan
ease from Monday morning to tomor-
row morning Mt 9 O'Clock. The crew
that picked Hogan up will be In the
city at that time hence the change.
They are the only witnesses except
W. M Breckenridge to whom Hogan
made an ante mortem statement. The
following men are serving on the
coroner's jury in this case r. E. Rusk.
Fred Slain. Elmer Rockwell. X. En-
cnas, T. Hutton. Ygnacio Calvilio.
Hogan, who was born In ireland was
thirty~nie years OF age at the time or
his death His estate aggregates $500
which wae in cash deposited with
Superintendent Sroufe. The will was
nted hi the Pronahe Court this after
nooH. Hogans nearest relative is
hr0t er In Oregon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
A Yuma Society
InStdIIS New OftlC6rS

YUMA, Ariz,, Feb. 1.-THE Advance
Lodge No 40. Fraternal Brotherhood
held public installation of officers In
the Masonic hall, Mrs. Emma K.
Neidig, Of Los Angeles, supreme vice
president, presided at the installation,
after which banqut was served. The
following officers were installed: f. A.
Dimond. president; G. H. Bailey. vice.
president; Mrs. ]. NJ. Butterfield, chap
laip w. H. Shorey. secretary; G. NJ.
treasurer: DIR. p. G. Cot
ter, physician "a. J. Moorefi sergeant
alarms; Mrs A. j. Moore, master-at-
arms; Mrs F. l.. Ewing, inner
guard; P. c. Anne, outer guard.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
u. S. httOrneu's Office
To Come From Prescott

John + Oansfbel. who qu@R<ted
Wednesday a. Assistant 4nited States
Attorney, lef tais morning for Pres
colt where the oaics records and fmmi-
ture will be turned over to Vim Sy
Robert Morrison, whose term expires
today Mr. Campbell will see that the
records and furniture are properly
packed and shipped to Tucson where.
the office will be located as decided by
the Attorney General. Mr. Campbell
Will return to the city, the first of
next week.
Mr.. Nave has not yet secured offices
in the city, although it is probable
that his Office will be located in the
Court House in the same rooms now
occ Iniod by the offices of the United
States Attorney. These rooms are
rather small and MIR. Nave may decide
to locate tho office elsewhere. il the
space in the Court House Is inadequate
to hold the records and furniture.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
~Hll1u$etilent$~
s~a~&~aaaas~saaa~saaaaass'

The Schubert symphony Lauh should
employ the advertising man that pre-
show which gave the poorest perform
ance of the season to the best audience
1 .e Schubert concert was greeted bv a
handful OF people last night Their
concert was deserving OF better patron
tee, although 1t was nothing extra. The
Instrumental music was good and no
doubt all that should be expected from
such a company but some c; 'the
olaer numbers on the program were
F"':' disappointing. The first recitation
given by Mr. McPike, one OF the en-
teF'ainers, WAS rendered in regular
sC''1"' boy fashion. He recited poor
selection for the average audience, His
representation OF village gossip was
good but there was very little that
was funny in "A Bachelors remark on
Marriage" The Schubert Ladies' quar-
te1te did not meet the expectations of
lite ardience, although they rendered
one or two se,ections quite well. We
ran't blame the people for not pat
:ohizlng the concert last night. il they
suspected what was coming
Tucson theatregoers will have the
G.. 2rtunity OF seeing another good
:hinistrel show tomorrow night. The
Gus Sun Company Is we'll known as q
r'lstrel performance and will com
pare tavorabiy with any other COM
pany of the same class on the road.
It We can judge the merits OF the
2t."W from the after press notices, the
first part Of the program is an excep-
flDils,IIN good and 10 tn
Of the program which makes a min
s'ret show. The jokes and songs are
said to he very good and something
new which is often not the case. The
company plays Phoenix before com
irs here and goes on TO Bisbee.
"1ae Village parson" is the name
O. a play that is booked for next We'd
mes lay night. The piece is advertised
IS an emotional one and Ii Is said that
1t has made great hit in the East
Ieouora Jackson. the celebrated
'io.,a soloist, comes to the Tucson
Opera House next Tuesday night Miss
Jackson has played here before and
is too we'll known to need comment.
Bob Burdette will positively lecture
E2.C some time during the latter part
of April, The subject of his lecture
has not been definitely decided upon
9;,t he will probably speak on "Chas-
ing q Rainbow
TIrson has faired we'll this season
as far as theatrical attractions are
concerned and We are all grateful to
Mr.. Grosetta hut we wish that he could
book just one good comic opera.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

A Philadelphia critic r.
MANY complaints are heard =
land that the American nnbrD
not read serious books tha, ~ y
wholly given up to novels ,Sos v
the reader breathless from m na,
page. What will these cynids '
when confronted with the far,
Hudson's Law OF Physic phena.
appeared among the ten mos, NJ
books last month at the nnby
braries OF New York. Ch,1aen
Angeles and Worcester Mas,
more convincing reply to The ]
would be difficult to imagine !
Mr.. Hudson's later books
Divine Pedigree of Man" AM
Scientific Demonstration of the 4
Life" are gradually gaining in
larity until they promise to
widely circulated as the first
book that Mr.. Hudson gave to tbd
lie.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE A o. u.
W. HALL ASSOCIATION WILL BE
HELD IN The A. o. u. w. HALL
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING FEB
RUARY 18TH AT p. NJ. ELEC-
TION OF A BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AND THE TRANSACTION or SUCH
OTHER BUSINESS AS MAY LEGAL
LY COME BEFORE THE BOARD.
CHAS, A. SHIBELL. Pres.
GUSI A. HOtF, SeG'v.
4Q.1no
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
FRENCH .--4DALS FOR QUAKER
AIHELETt..

Frank B. Ellis has received from
James f. Sullivan. president of the
A. A. L.. dozen die medals from
the Union des Societies Francis des
Sports Athletiques." the medals to be
given to the members OF the University
Of Pennsylvania team who competed
in the games at Paris in 1900.
The medals are OF bronze. executed
by the famous artist, F. Vernon. Of
Paris. On one side Is the figure OF an
athlete holding a laurel wreath In his
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

right hand, as a SIGN of ,t..
heatn the pedestal on which bo ,o's )
are the words "Concours 10 +, H' io.
letlq'les. athletic sports ,n 'euA
On the other side of The , m9:
the figure OF a woman noiSod IS' ~
air over the city of Paris ana nv IL II
ing branches OF laurel in Nv han %
merittypifying the numerous ~
OF merit given by the Worries ~ -
Paris. w ~ . L
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

We prefer patients who have been
fitted by expert opticians. and failed
TO get glasses Of the proper correction.
No charge for consultation, and eyes
examined free. at Cook L Company.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
The freshest supply OF chocolates
and bon bons at Zeigler's.
RrCKLEN,s ARNLCA sALvE.

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer acnes anu kill
pains Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises. subdues Inflammation. mas
ters Piles Millions of Boxes sold year
ly. Works wonders in Boils. Ulcers,
Felons, Skin Eruptions. 1t cures or no
pay. &c at all drug stores.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
TOM HORN ON Trial
FOR BAD MURDER
Accused OF klIlin0 Three Men Tor
Hire. -.He Formerly Lived In
Arizona.

CHEYENNE. Wyo, Feb. 15.-Tom
horn. who is charged with the murder
OF Willie Nickel. has been held to
await the action of the Grand Jury and
bail denied. AT the preliminary hear
ing. Deputy Un.ted States Marshal LIE
= orse testified that he had tricked the
ue1endant into confession of ta.s
and swo other murders. white ne had
two witnesses concealed In an aa-
joining room. one of whom was
stenographer. and took down the evil
dence verbatim. The report of this
s,enographer was introduced in court
and created a profound sensation.
The alleged testimony OF Horn i'm
plicated John - Gable. manager OF
big Wyoming cattle ranch Horn was
in the employ of Gable and was hired
by ham to kill two men named Powell
and Lewis. who were In the way. This
occurred in 1894 The cattle company
have employed five attorneys to repre-
sent Horn and have raised $25 900 to
pay for the expenses OF the trial and
clear him ii possible
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Al! of the latest instruments for
scientific examination of defective eyes
at Cook & company's. Examinations
free, and glasses fitted by competent
opticjan. All work guaranteed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

II this weather keeps up you will
have TO hunt up your last spring suit
and have it cleaned or buy new one
from Smith, the leading Tailor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Don't forget that you can get plate
OF oysters in any style for 25 cents at
Cafe Goldtree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
NOTICE.

THE SIXTEENTH SERIES
STOCK IN THE CITIZENS Bl
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATE
NOW OPEN FOR SUBsCRIp
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS
SECRETARY.
J. NJ. ORMsBY, President.
GUST A. HOFT. Secretary.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

For ice cream and all kinds OF soft
drinks go to Zeigler's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
A SNAP.

FOR SALE-A good fruit and
produce business. Call at once. Cali
fornia Market. A bargain 94-99.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Ask those who use The Citizens
Classified Ad advantages Ii 1t doesn't
pay them.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
CENTURY BLOCK .
FINE OFFICES TO LET

For terms apply to Brady Schneider
Commission Company, agents, "a
South Stone avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Tom Horn who Is mentioned in the
above dispatch as well known by the
old timers of this section He was for
years prominent figure In .ne eoun-
try around Globe and Mammoth and
was for long time a chief of govern
ment scouts. tie was widely known as
the best shot in Southern Arizona.
Stories are selll tofu of his wonderful
feats with SIX shooter and his equal
has never been seen In this part of the
country. He was prospector in the
vicinity OF Globe for long time and
later went into Mexico with the Gero-
ntmo expedition headed by Captain
Crawford. In the skirmisn In which
Captain Crawford was killed. Horn
was shot through the arm. rle re-
turned to this section and left for
Denver some time after the Geronimo
expedition of 1886
Horn was always .nown as a square
fellow In this section Of the country
and many friends among the old
timers will refuse to believe that he Is
guilty OF the crimes charged against
him. That he vas handy with a gun
while in this country. none will deny.
but ne was always known as a bau gun
man on the side of the law Those, who
knew him here will be interested in
learning the result OF his trial
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Not Like Other Men"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Bob Burdette will positively lecture
here some time during the latter part
of April. The subject OF his lecture
has not been definitely decided upon
9;t he will probably speak on "Chas-
ing a Rainbow
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

Not Like Other Men. !"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14
Local Weather Report.

TIE temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer <. l.. Wetmore, ls
az follows:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

THson has faired we'll this season
AZ far as theatrical attractions are
concerned and We are all grateful to
Mr.. Grosetta tut we wish that he could
hook just one good comic opera.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-14

1eonora Jackson. the celebrated
sio.r:. soloist. comes to the Tucsor
Opera House next Tuesday night Mis-,
J2fkson has played here before ant
is too we'll known to need comment