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The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
A theological Nose.

II was once showing a young Japa
nesc around Boston. says Il correspond
cnt Of The Living Church, and casual
ly dropped into Trinity church with
him. lie was at the time a recent con
vert TO Uuitarianism in his own coun
try and was wide awake TO everything
connected with American civilization
end American Christianity.
"A few minutes after entering Trinity,
as we approached the center aisle.
noticed him making distinct snitiiing
noise aud, looking toward him. saw
that he was in the act OF smelling. hi.
nostrils moving convulSiyely after the
manner OF an animal scenting some
thing Looking surprised and mysti
fed, | at once asked him what was the
matter, and In broken English he re
piled. I smell paganism.
This method of detecting false doc
trines Is capable OF some curious de
velopments'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
THREE NEW ATTORNEYS
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

The Territorial Supreme Court con-
vened at Phoenix yesterday all of the
members being present Judge Street
presided Three new attorneys were
admitted to practice before the court.
On motion of Judge Mccormick, Frank
G. Gillland was given a certtfcata.
He recently came to Arizona from
Michigan and will locate at Douglas.
On motion OF II, h Wilkinson, Alfred
c. Lockwood and ward Hughes We're
admitted. Mr.. Lockwood will form q
law partnership with +, $, Nave, the
new United States Attorney, and will
locate at Nogales To look after the
firms business there In the absence Of
MIR Nave. who is 10 make his head
quarters at Tucson, Ward Hughes. who
is "A graduate OF the University OF
Michigan. will locate In Phoenix
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
~Ht1lu$ef1lent$~
. s~~~~s~aeassaasa~eesssaa~S

Two attractions will he presented al
the Tucson Opera House this week
Thursday night the celebrated Schu-
bert Symphony club will give con-
cert here They have appeared in
Tucson before and are too we'll known
to need favorable comment Saturday
night the Gus Sun Ministre, Company
Will play here. This is the second min
strel performance here this season
and like the Hi Henry company. the
Gus Sun Minstrel should Graw good
house
Next week tne famous yiolinist lie
onora Jackson will give concert
in Tucson. She Is supported by a
number Of eminent artists.
The Irish fawnbrokers" played to
the best house OF the season on Satur-
day night The show was very dis
appointing and served 10 show what
good advertising and good advance
man will do for a performance. The
Irish Pawnbroker Company paid more
money for advertising than any show
that mas visited Tucson this year
and they reapeu ,Ae benefits OF IL Sat
urday night. AT rhoeuix they play
ed the same game as the Doris Thea
ter could not hold the crowd tnat
fiocked to see the Performance, The
show is a straight vaudeville per
formance and might have taken we'll.
had the audience expected one OF that
class The p,ece showed poor stage
management as everybody looked
out for themselves as long as they
kept out Of the way OF the souhrette
Maize Trumbull. who is the wife OF
the manager and always wanted the
center of the stage There were few
clever vaudeville artists in the comp
any. and it might have passed as such
a performance,
While at Phoenix. Madam Nevada
celebrated a birthday. but like all wo-
men who have passed the age or 20
Madam Nevada has passed the age OF
birthdays. and il was not given ont
what mile stone she passed this time
Two of her cousins at Phoenix pre-
seuted her with basket OF Arizona
oranges lavishly decorated with rib
hons
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
4 BUSY DAY IN
THE JUSTICE COURT.

\ Mexican circus gave an exhibition
in Justice Wilson's court tails morning
when the clown Of the troupe was
given a hearing on char gs of assault
Ing the wife OF the manager and the
chief acrobat The circus performers
wanted the trial conducted after The
Mexican fashion and the constables
had to hold the witnesses To prevent
them from hghting III court. The
troupe was composed Of Marcos Ca
dvna manager. Jose Ortiz. acrobat and
kcrino Mayeilu, clown. They all lived
IN the same house IN the iiario I.hre
With their wives aud families. Macello
Was charged with cutting the wife Of
Cadeua and Ort.z the acrobat, 10
" hom he owed bin He put up as a
defense that he was using the knife to
make Il kite Tor his two children.
Judge Wilson could not see Il that way
and held him to await the action OF
the grand Jury and fixed his bond at
S5no. He has wife anu NO children
who are left penniiess,
Jose Romero. the man who stole s@5
worth OF bed clothing and blankets
from the Occidental hotel was brought
up for trial A number of witnesses
had ben sUbpoened but their services
were Unnecessary as the prisoner plead
ed guilty He waS informed that ii ne
told where the stolen property VAS
.onceaied his fine would be- light. but
that II he did not do 80 he would re-
cetye heavy sentence. He AT first
claimed that the property had been
stolen from him. saying that ne did
not know who the thieves were. but
later asked IL he would be- allowed To
go free i! he told where the property
was concealed. Judge Wilson offered
him the choice OF flvA days or Ave
months. bus rather tnan reveal the
house where the goods were concealed
and get his friends into trouble. he
chose the Ave months sentence
Constable Sabor paeheco this morn
ing arrested Calvin Boho, u negro. and
charged him whh entering the tailor
shop of George X Smith, which vas
hurglarited Sunday night, His trial
has been set for Thursday a, > 30
o'clock and bond fixed at $500, 1t is an
derstood that Boho viii endeayor to
prove an alibi but the officers have
good witnesses who will testify that
he Is the guilty party
Jose Mendtbles vas fined 81 by
Judge Meyer this morning for break
ing up the furniture of his own house
He Is an old offender and hts wife.
Maria I.uera Immediately went before
the District Attorney and had war
rant sworn out in Judge Wilson's court
TO compel him TO put up peace band
The woman has another man in tow
and wishes To get rid OF Mendll,les
Anita Nasauez, an old offender vas
fined $l5 this morning by Judge viii
son on the usual charges preferred
agains, her. using vile language to an
other woman.
Jose Ayala was tried before Judge
Wilson this morning on a charge Of
fighting and sentenced TO spend II
days in the county jail.
j. VI, Wilson. a miner. was arrested
by the city officers last night for fight
ing He put a bad eye on another man
and was pretty badly used up himself.
Al the city jail he put up a cash bonI
of $50 and went over to Justice Court
TO swear out complain. against the
other man but found that his assailant
had beat him there and sworn out q
complaint against him. He pail s.
fine and was released.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
The Kicker.

They're telling a heavenly story
which they say no more than does jus
tice to the kicking" propensitlcs of the
Togus veteran.
The old soldier dies. so the story goes,
and after death he marches up to the
gates OF heaven. He hits the door Il
thump. and St Peter peers out through
the wicket.
Who are you?" asks the saint.
"Im an Old soldier"
Where from?"
Soldiers home at Togus"
well sou may come ill.," says the
saint, but don't know as the placell
suit you" "-kennebcc Journal.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
ITCHING. PILES.

ANY one who suffers from that ter
ribls plague. Itching Piles. or from
Eczema. will apprec ate the Immediate
relief and permanent cure that comes
through the use OF IIoan's ointment
II never fails. Free Samples at George
Martins Drug Store Saturday.
February 18th.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
mot Like Other Men"

The Schubert Symphony Club has
met with crowded houses everywhere
they have played. and the press COM
ments are without exception compli-
mentary to their concert They will
play here on next Thursday night un-
der the auspices Of the Rathbone Sis
ters.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
OF Absorbing Interest.

He-Do you find it an interesting
story?
She-Oh, very. I'm so anxious to get
to the end that really can't help skip
ping nearly every other page.-Chicago
Record-uerald.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
NOTICE.

THE SIXTEENTH SERIES
IN THE CITIZENS RI,
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATE,
NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIpT
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS
SECRETARY.
]. NJ. ORMSBY. PresIdnn,
GUST A. HOFT'. Secretary
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

The famous Schubert Symphony
Club will give a concert here next
Thursday evening under the auspices
OF the Rathbone Sisters. This is one
.nf the best musical aggregations on
tins road and should draw a large au-
dience. At the Tucson Opera House.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Hia EAnRR.

Il hope said the serious man. ''that
you haven't been betting on the races"
Il hope so too" said the young man
with the red necktie and the restless
eye. Il hope l will wake up tomorrow
and find out that the whole thing was
wild dream. but there's 10 use hop
ing. w ashlngton Star.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
AANirI.

Advice is n good thing, but it will al
ways be something of n nuisance until
the giverS of it accept responsibility
for the Bad as readily as. they take
credit for the good d-Satmday Evening
Post.
=. = ~".>$ :Ht;,.:,@>::,; ~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
BUCKLEN's ARNIcA SAL,

bINhLEN , AKNICA SALVi
The best and most famous conn
In the world to conquer acnes an.
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns
subdues inflammation
ters Piles. Millions OF Boxes sold
ly. Works wonders in Boils Il
Felons. Skin Eruptions. II cures a
pay. 25c at all drug stores.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Only high grade goods are handled
at Zeigler's. For the best candles and
confectioneries. ice cream. pop corn,
etc, this is TIE place.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
MILLIONS PUT TO WORK.

The wonderful activity OF the new
century Is shown by an enormous de-
mand for the worlds best workers
DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. For Con-
stlpation. Sick Headache, Biliousness,
or any trouble of Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys they're unrivaled. Only Csc
at all drug stores.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
mETAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YORK, Feb. l0.-Mexican Dol
lars 433. Silver 547s
LRAD-dull; brokers $3.50; exchange
$500.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

II you want to se:ect your spring
suit from an up-todate line OF import
ed and domestic cloths. you will have
to call on Smith, the Tailor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

If this weather keeps up you will
have to hunt up your last spring suit
and have II cleaned or buy new one
from Smith. the leading Tailor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
CENTURY BLOCK .
FINE OFFICES TO LET

For terms apply to Brady Schneider
Commission Company agents. "a
South Stone avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
A SNAP.

FOR SALE-A good fruit and
produce business. Call at once. Cali
fornia Market A bargain. 9499
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Don't forget that you can get a plate
OF oysters in any style for 25 cents a
Cafe Goldtree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

II you want a good pipe get one of
those brierwoods at the Crescent Cigar
Cigar Store. S6-tf.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

The Crescent Cigar Store had
sale a fine lot OF French brier1
pipes.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Buy one of those French brierwood
pipes at the Crescent Cigar store.
S6-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Zeigler's is the place to get the fin
est confectioneries. Everything is OF
the very best.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

For ice cream and all kinds OF soft
drinks go to Zeigler's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

SAN AUGUSTINE r. Greason,
Benson; + ), Maths. Los Angeles,
Vim Alexander Tucson, Bertha Mac
Bride New York. Alice ". Byrne. New
York n A Comstock. San Francisco;
G. r Emerson. wife and childrea, San
Francisco l.. O Meyer, Cincinnati.
Mrs. J O. Porter Binghamton, Miss
Georgia Porter Btnghamton: j. +,
Swan St Louis; W r. Parks, J. II. La
Rue and wife san Francisco.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

A well satisfied patient is the best
advertisement. AS we have a large
number of these in Tucson, we shall
in future reduce the amount of our
advertising and share with patients
the amount of expense saved. Won't
you join the ranks of the satisfied
Cneso
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
.T0teI .TrriuaB
saAoessseawsasssssssasaSe

PARK VIEW-M. Freedman. Kan
sas City: c. Turnbun, Prescott; c. ).
Roach. Phoenix, {. w. Rice. Greater
Vile. r f. Carroll San Francisco:
Dr. Jones, G. o. Crane. Walls; O. N
Burnhart Worthwhile; J. s. Chappe.,
Bakersfield
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

The freshest supply Of chocolates
and -bons at Zeigler's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

WINDSOR Jas. T.. Coleman, Los
Angels; w f. Merritt, FL Paso. Henry
Murdock. Louisville, = ". Brodt. San
Francisco: ]. i.aborda. Sacaton; g. W.
Nichols. California. f. l.. BenDrooh.
Globe c. G. Maxon, Ell Paso,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Not Like Other Men"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11
Local Weather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer E. l.. Wetmore, lie
as follows:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

DR.. H. A. SCHELL,
OpticIan, Century Block.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Not Like Other Men.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

ORNDORFF-Gus Morse, san Fran
cisco, r. r Sutherland. Los Angeles
Clarence X Colvln. Denver, +. L,
swindIer. Los Angeles; A. +. Dona-
hue and wife Georgia: j NJ. Palmer
Buffalo. ]. Hughes. San Francisco;
Roh, HennesSy. city: ii, c. Camp
bell. Detroit, Drank NJ. Fletcher. Al
pena. Geo. p Blair. Mammoth; I. c,
Norris. Prescott.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

Wind NV Clouds NV; Barometer
medium.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-11

SAN XAVIER-H r MeFadden.
pantano. Allen r English. aoml-
stone edward Fl. t.au. Tombstone; :;
J. = Ncader. Phoenix; John Jones.
Naco J. r Flanagan. Denver: p. +.
I.um san Francisco, J. II Mitchell
and wife Mrs, A NJ, and e. NJ.
Mitchell Birchiyu. \. Y: F. NJ. Don D
van Muncie Ina. Harry X. Shawfe'd.
s NJ Shaefer. Muneie. nd; VIM, Me
MILAN. Virginia City. Rufus r. uond-
ney, Los Angeles
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LONDON The earl Of Kimberly. lp'
oral lesdur In the house Of lords and fo,'
Nor foreign secretary. who has been ill for
some time past, has suffered serious re-
lapse.
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DEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS
ON THE REPUBLICAN CUBAN RECi-
PROClTY BILL.
Hoped that the Position Of ths Party
Can Be Determined in a
Positive Manner



Washington, april THE situation VITA
regard 10 the democratic attitude toward
Cuban reciprocity IS working around just
about ss was outlined IN these dispatches
last Saturday night as is evidenced by the
fact thar caucus to consider the matter
was called by Chairman Hay this evening
The petition for the caucus. which viii be
held tomorrow night, received the uece,
sary number Of signatures within hftceI
minutes after being put Goa circulation. 30
grew ont OF su normal conference hc.
tween several prominent democrats. among
whom were three Texans, aud the favor
able manner 10 which Il was received great
ly encouraged those who are Of the opin-
lon that the party VIII bcneht as result
OF a full consideration Of the knoIy rel.
procity question Heretofore as has pre-
ylously been pointed out ia The Post, there
has been material difference Of opinion
among tine democrats, but II Is believed
that by getting together ana going thor.
oughly Into the matter " VIII be possibi g
10 arrive ~ some plan which VIII ObY a q
the necessity Of either voting Tor the mcac-
ure which The republican majority on tho
ways And means committee has prepared
or directly against chat measure
Ia other words, IL II hoped that the can.
Gus VIII be able 20 agree On some plaa
which VIII show clearly the democratic Pc.
sltiou IN the premises and al the same time
make Il possible Tor the party 10 profit by
It's action.
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PHILIPPINES COMMITTEE
HAS RESUMED ITS HEARING, CEN
ERAL MACARTHUR ON STAND.
Senator Culberson Objected to the Effort
OF the Secretary to Control Proceed
inos OF q Senate Committee.

washington. April The hearings ~
the senate committee on the Philippine sit
uation were resumed today with Major
General Arthur Macarthur on tie stand.
but before he had begun his testimony
Senator Culberson. one Of the democFatrc
members Of the copmlttee, took occasion
to call attention to re omission Of the re-
port Of the civil COVE nor OF one Of the
Philippine provinces from the record OF
Governor Taft's testimony. This Is the re.
port referred 10 In the correspondence be-
tween General Miles and Secretary Root
of which the secretary said 'The refer
enee IN the memorandum 10 the letter of
Governor Taft 20 the secretary ot war
dated February T. 1902, IS letter trans
hitting for the purpose Of an Investigation
by the military authorities report by the
civil governor OF the province Of Tayabas
contained ia general terms aud without
specifications or names serious charges
sgalnst the military administration IN that
province sud against the conduct n the
army generally In relations 70 the civil
senator Culhsrson quoted this paragraph,
SAYING that Governor Taft had promised to
supply these reports Of the owl govern.
ment 70 thn committee Said Mr. culher-
son: II submit that the governor Of the
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archipelago ought NOT 10 be allowed 70 viN-
late the rules of the committee. l lh'le
fore urge that IN Accordance With ne nm
Outstanding had with Governor TAFT We
should have this report and an others Of
similar character
lie added that The report IN question
had boep received hy Governor TAFT while
he WAS before the committee lf was cyl.
dent thar this report had reflected on the
military administration of the Philippine.
and he moved that the chairman Of the
committee he requested TO secure and pre-
sont the report Vic understood the report
had been withheld for the purpose o pro
curing q statement 80 be presented WIN ~
calculated 10 parry g. hnt he thought the
report should hc presented now, aud NJ
there was ONnicracfinF testimony 10 could
be received later. lilo took occasion tC oh.
lccf 10 what he characterized Hs thp effort
az the secretary N war to direct and con
troll tho proceedings " committee ot tho
senate.
senator Lodge replied that no hHd known
nothing Of tho report that had hccn with
bold untl be- had read the statement quot
rd and bad hen lcsrned that 30 had hecu
referred 20 General Chstec ip order "a sc.
cure pa comments upon u. Undoubtedly,
hc sni1, tho secretary had though that Inc
charges against army officers should not
III, sent oot without an explanation Of them.
ScnoiorS Rawllns and Patterson Endorsed
the position ~ senator Cuihcr~on Mr.
RawlmT Sald the secretary Of war bad
withhold other Information which had bren
called Tor even hv tho senate. aud hN iu
siauCrd the report made hv that ofhriBl
90 the question or the transport service
saving thar rho secretary hbG u his rcpy
withheld The response made by government
inspectors which were on Me IN the depart
went He also stated thHt the civiI gov
,ruur NJ Iayphas had been p major In the
United States army and no said rho prcas
dlspaches Indicated that he and other civil
officers of the province bad boon placed
uuaor arrest last Friday "doubtlesa" hr
~n'a, hocausc of tho character of the rc-
port"
/ Mr. Carmack expressed tho onuiop tbut
/ she secretary ~ war had "comc INFO pus
I session of Information that dld mot whit
his 'irv- and lS trying TO suppress it uuiu
/ he ran, cook IN something 10 break fho
force ~ to-
senator Culborson changed His resolution
/ 20 ls so cHll directly on the secretary of
{ war for the report. with "a request TO FOR
ward amy Information he may hnvc from
/ General chance. and tho resolution was
thue adopted. General Macarthur then be-.
I gan DTS statement
ne said TINT nftcr complete study ~
the situation he mad concluded that permr
nont American occupation Of tho Islands
/ WIS advisable
The committee adjourned uatH 1880 To.
morrow.
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A HEARING FOR BALL
Went Before the Senate Committee in
Favor Of The Ship Channel.
THE SCHEME OF BURTON
Was Proposed 10 the Senators in a
Hearing Friday.
III WAS GIVEN A HARD RAP
By the Congressman from the Houston
District.
AN AMENDMENT HAS BEEN PROPOSED
To Cut Down the Price to Be Paid 10,
the Canal from West Bay to
the BRACES.


Washington. April THE commerrs com
mittee OF the senate paid Representative
Bail Of Texas q marked compliment today.
At the REQUEST Of Senators Bailey and Cul.
herson II gave Mir, Rail hearing. uotwith.
standing tha fact that Il decided some davx
ago TO grant such hearings after that date
TO members OF he senate only. The matter
on which Mr. Rail wss heard was tho Buf.
fhlo ship channel ITEM. II develops that
senator Burton OF Kansas appeared befofe
the committee Friday last. on which coca.
sion he presented to Il his scheme looking
TO the expenditure OF the whole sum an,
prap,4atcd FOR tho Improvement Of she
channel on the drst section thereof, IL
viii hc remembered thst references TO this
rcheme have already hcen made in these
dispatches The hrst section extends FROM
Deepwatcr to Morgan Point. la Porte IS
situated Few miles from the unper end Of
,his section aud eurton IS financially in.
tcrcSted in the company which rs selling
town lots ~ la Porte and otherwise de.
yclopinr' tho town,
Mr. Hall made a strong argument against
the Burton scheme. and there IS No reason
20 doubt that the mombers of tho committee
were fully convinced Of tho ahsurdity ~
II. Both the Texas senators were also
heard Senator Bailey presented 10 tho
| committee an amendment cutting down the
maximum amount go he paid for ihe canal
| from West Galveston hRv So the mouth ~
Rrszos from $4,000 TO $1,000 but leaving
| tho total appropriation at $4,000 as PRO.
| vided for IN the house hll.
! Senator Bailey snd Representative bur.
| CESS believe that the caua1 may he nur.
chased for the smaller SUM aud that SS',-
ooo Instead Of S2oooo may thus he made
available for thc remainder OF the Improve.
mont
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sToRMY MEETlNa.

Gut the Lsndsihina Refused TO Defeat
the Treaty.
copsnbagep. April TIT is said that the
ss,rct meeting ~ the lsndsthinE today was
xerr stormy and that 4 PROPOSAL 70 reject
et IS 70 IS
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Name to Be Wlthhold.

Washington. Aprn z AZ the suggevtion
Of tho attorney general and eecre,nry or
state the war dopartmcnt has decided to
withhold from publication the same ~ tao
ofnCcr selected 10 inquire into thc actuaI
conditions at Port Chnhneftr, La whence
animals AMI supplies are belng shipped to
tho british army n south Africa
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'e'ssessesssssss %
CONDITIONS IN ZAPATA.
Statement Made by the Officials of the Stricken
County

7-ret
o
10 o
OF
Ccrk Waits n H.
affecting douh
enough God families have meal
While
died Of starvation sim an euhn all the residents here win
who
n"shmcu had been hsnd suo other hN children
and
hne is at hand ASK that tho governor representative Of inc charitable
10
Planting has this
CLERK"
NJ a
he q is
lies @ s. or a
T. J
20
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should relieved
D.
handle contributions
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HAwLEY At WASHINGTON.
Saws He win Give Out a Statement for
Publication.
Especial ~ Tae Post)


washington. April 7 National Commit
tceman Hsviey arrived here from Calves
tor early this morning and spent the day
a. his headquarters The fact that the pres
ident left fsT Charleston this afternoon
sde II impossible for the Texan 10 have
any conference with him aud a. a result
tie matters In which the latter 10 interest.
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General Observations.

taken by tine United Staies
bsr bureau All 5 p. m, 10th meridian
Icmpera- Rain
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ed viii have 70 lay over Until The presidea
tta party .curps air. Hav'cy was seen
by The Post correspondent and IN answe-
20 questions said thst nc wonld prepare %
statement for publication either topight
or tomorrow This statements had NOT
been prepared up 20 a late hsur tonight