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bride away?
Second Spinster - Her youngest
brother; just after the ceremony he
was heard to say: "Wait till he finds
her hair is false, her teeth are false,
and she suffers from chronic indiges-
ton. Ally Sloper.
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/ "BERRY's FOR CLora3
~ / J
Arguments Are Ali Right
but tile fact is It's cheaper to
buy your CLOTHING at
BERRY'S than elsewhere.
1t never disappoints.
SUITS & OvERCOATS. $3.50 Up.
0. ~ or RRY'&CO.,
NAN 4 11Th ST.
VIRGINIA In the Law and Equity
Court Of the city of Richmond, Noyeni-
Der 18th, 1901.
Matthew Howell, ..... Plaintiff
VS.. In Equity,
Anna Howell Dafapdo,,,
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is To obtain =
divorce 3 vinculo matrimonii for the
plaintiff from the defendant and an
afhdavlt having been made and filed
thas diligence has been used on behalf
OF the plaintiff to ascertain in what
county or corporation the defendant In
without effect it is ordered that she do
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this notice and do
what may .be necessary to protect hey
interest in this suit.
A copy teste:
p. p. WINSTON, clerk.
r. w. IvET, p, q.
To Annie Howell:
Take notice th5t / shall, on the 18th
day of January, 1909, at the Office of K.
M. Roscher, corner Prentiss and Clay
streets, Richmond. Va, between the
hours of a m and p. m. on that day
proceed 10 take the dispositions of J. w.
Smith and others, to be read IN evidence
IN my behalf in a certain suit in Equity
depending IN the Law and Equity court
for the clly of Richmond wherein YOU
are defendant and / ann plaintiff and if,
from any cause, the taking of the said
depCsitions he not commenced ON that
dav, or, If commenced, be not concluded
on that day, the taking Of the same will
be adjourned and con tinupd from day
TO day, or from time to time. at the
same place and between the same hours.
until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully yours,
MATTHEW HOWELL,
BY Counsel.
r. w. Ivey, p. q.
l2-l4-'0l &c.
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VIRGINIA In the Law and Equity
Oeurt OF the city of Richmond, Noveui-
Der 18th, 1901
Matthew Howell. Plaintiff
VS.. In Equity,
Anna Howell Dafapda,.
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GIVEN
|. STRAUS & CO.

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N1rs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
R6HL HOT TIMES
IN OLD KENTUCKY
Bredtnitt County the Scene OF Dis
turbdnCeS and Governor hdU
Send Troops.

JACKSON, KY. June IA feudal
war as intense Ia its feeling as any
similar events in Kentucky's history.
III imminent In Breathitt county, and
troops may be necessary to uphold the
scales OF justice Thomas Cockrell.
charged with numbering Ben Hargis.
Is waiting for a trial! but q Judge is
larhjag feeling is SO bitter between
friends and relatives OF the defendant
and his victim that the machinery of
the law is paralyzed The town is full
OF factsonists. and when the first shot
IL fred frightful results are looked for.
Judge Redwine and other court OFF,
cts.s have been threatened. and Gov
efnor Beckham has been appealed to
t, apHaips a special Judge and held
troops In readiness. Attorney James
L, garcum, representing the Hargts
renaie. :eturned to Jackson t:s a5fn-
ing. Ia; his life has been threatened
Other prominent men of the county
t re in Frankfort today, consulting
with he governor
Il is not believed the trial can begin
before next Tuesday. and in the mean
while the extreme tension is liable to
break. Cockrell Is demanding a change
Of venue. but IL is doubtful II 1t Will be
granted
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

ranks can not In all honesty therefore
be said to indicate smooth sailing lo'
the administration. Postmaster Gen :
eral Payne. who is himself practlcai
politician. sees this, and other men
close to the President see 1t.
So. il can be said. the President is
confronted by very serious trouble IN
his own party. His patronage is gone
and in the circumstances he could not
he expected to have any considerable
personal following in the Senate. his
youth in public life and In years alike
argues against that. 1t is DeileSed
that he has but one personal triend IN
the Senate. Mr. Lodge of Massachu-
setts, and while we are told day by day
that the President Is bringing to bear
all his personal influence to induce
the anti-reciprocity Senators of the
Republican party to vote with him, 1t
is difficult to discover wherein that
personal influence" lies. 1t Is prob
ably non-existent A man older In
years and older in the public service
might exercise. as President, an over
mastering influence, due to his high
office and to his experience. A num-
Der of such Presidents have exercised
such influence: but Mr.. Roosevelt is
not likely to join his illustrious prede-
cessors in that respect.
It Is said here, and with evident
truthfulness. that the President Is not
sure of any one powerful man, except
Mr.. Lodge. upon whom he can abso'
lutely rely. Many of the Senators are
old men who have grown gray In the
service of the Republican party. and
some of them have vainly aspired tc
the Presidency 1t is not unnatura
that they should now feel jealous o
MIR. Moosevelt's position, nor need i
be doubted that they have little re
spect for his craftsmanship. his abil
tiles or his capacity to lead. Mos
likely such men would be likely to b.
glad to see the young man in tn
White House fall. At any rate, 1t i
commo ntalk here, amongst the friend
OF the various aspirants for the Presi
...... ,9.Iu A
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
ARO SWDE CRGED ORNAD0ES CREATE AOC BOY KIDNAPPED CCA0

panlons did little better He was per-
snaded to play on, being permitted to
have a short run of good fortune when
ne showed symptoms of WEAKNESS.
In this manner he was, he said, beaten
out of $4,000.
After his release, Masterson was seen
at the Metropole hotel There he told
the following story:
# or the first time in my life have
been charged with dishonest dealings.
This is all a mistake, and it will cost
Mr.. Snow more than the SIG 900 which
he says that he lost. He said at DO.
lice headquarters that he could not
recognize me, yet he insisted on press
ing the charge against me. shall
certainly bring suit against him for
false Imprisonment. 1t Is true that |
have long known Sullivan, and also
know Saunders. The latter Is q
wealthy plantation owner. whose place
Is near Nieksburg. Mississippi"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
Storm Carries Death, Destruction and Grief
THROUGH Central Illinois.

passed over Tazewell county last
night, killing three and fatally injur-
ing two persons at Kingston Mines,
south of here.
The entire east end OF Kings ton, a
village of one thousand people, was
swept away.
The storm struck the place about II
p. m. and lasted half an hour, and did
$l5,0V damagG.
PEORIA, Ill, June 1.-THE storm
at Peoria was very destructive. Many
lives were lost, anu the property dam
age is extensive.
The mercantile loss will be hundreds
of thusands of dollars.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
ciflc passenger train was caught In a
landslide and the engine and mail car
buried.
One man was killed by live wires,
and two injured.
The corn crop ls total loss.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
FARMERS AND OyPSIES
HRVE a MlXUP
The Followers Of RoMOeu Had TO
Pack I'D and ho.e With Expe'
0iti0n !,

TOLEDO. O.. June 1l.--A band of SO
gypsies pitched their tents at CTau-
dalrs Corners. two miles east of here,
a week ago and ever since the farm
ers OF that locality nave been robbed
OF everything that could be carried OF.
The gypsy women. under the gui5a cf
fortune telling, fiim-fammed several
parties out OF sums OF money ranging
from s. to $50.
The farmers became enraged today.
AID formed themselves into q posse
armed with guns, revolvers, clubs ami
pitchforks. and charged on the camp,
The Romany Ryes were given fifteen
II inutes in which TO pack up and leave,
As they refused a fight followed, in
which the gypsies were badly worsted.
and they sued for an armistice 30 as 10
pack up and leave. This was granted
aad when the cavalcade started me
farmers chased II seven miles out in
the country before they aoand2ne1
the pursuit.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
TRIED TO GET GIRL
But When He Failed re L111ed q
B0u in His BugQg AID Drove
FUriOuSIg Through the
Streets.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June IA kidnaper
with lasso, after several times trying
unsuccessfully to capture young girls,
carried of George Herzog, a 13-year-
old boy at II o'clock this morning.
The boy was dragged into buggy at
Forty fourth street and Wabash ave-
nue., At Forty sixth place and
Prairie avenue he succeeded in freeing
himself. leaped from the vehicle and
ran TO his home. 4416 Wabash avenue.
George Herzog is a son of Louis J.
Herzog. a contractor. The boy was
playing in the rear of his home when
the mysterious stranger drove up In
his buggy and entered the rear gate.
The man carried lasso in his hand.
He commanded the boy to enter the
vehicle. and when the lad refused ad-
vanced menacingly. George turned
aud fed but he had not gone far when
he says the coiled rope whizzed through
the air and settled down about his
body The man pulled the line. and
il frightened around young Herzoga
waist. The boy was dragged TO the
buggy and placed inside. The man
whipped mp his horse and drove rap
idly away. =.
Holding the boys mouth with one
hand so that he could not cry out for
help the man held whip and lines In
the other He lashed the horse into a
gallop. driving recklessly in his effort
TO escape. He turned out of the alley
at Forty-a fifth street. then into Prairie
avenue At Forty sixth street q
woman saw the struggles OF the lad
and screamed The cry distracted the
kldnaper's attention for moment.
and Young Herzog took this oppoprtu-
nitV TO escape.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
COL. hRTHUR LYNCH JAILED
Irish PdrIl0montdrldn Who FOUGHT With the
BOerS CHARGED With Treason.

long powerful in the west Of ireland.
He Is OF an adventurous disposition,
and spent many years In Australia and
South Africa. He has also spent some
time IN the United States.
He was elected to parliament last
November on the sitting member,
Martin Morris. being elevated 10 the
House u Lords by the death OF his
father Lynch's election to parl!a
ment was regarded as al Irish protest
against the Boer war.
II is understood that Lynch nouaed
the authorities that he was about 10
leave France for England.
II viii be held by Lynch and his
friends that he was included in the
cond ions of the Boer settlement and
therefore can not be prosecuted
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

cocoanuts at us. One hit me on the
arm. another on the head, and the
other men were peppered. We cap
tured two monkeys"
The captain showed severe wound
on the arm where cocoanut struck
him. Continuing, he said:
The following day we discovered
another floating island and landed.
This time we were greeted by cOyey
of parrots Of most brilliant plumagA
Captain warneck declared that tn
eruption in Martinique had completely
shaken up the entire district, and the
small pieces Of land became separated
from some uninhabited island.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

yeIt has turned down the men VINO III
the past have been able to controi the
selection of delegates to the nationaI
conventions. In Virginia, In South
Carolina. to some extent In North Gar
oiina. in Mississippi. in Louisiana, anu
in Texas, President Roosevelt has
turned down those old leaders without
90 far as the indications go. securing
ANYTHING substantial In return Most
NJ the men who have been misplaced
are avowedly for Hanna as the party
nominee in 1904, and in the fight lot
southern delegates can be counted up
<,n N limo m with any crowd who Is
against Roosevelt.
In Georgia and few other southern
states where the old leaders have peeh
retained. there has been no attempt 10
deny that these men give oeha'oi
Hanna the first place in their hear's'
and that they could not. even II tney
on desired. handle the rank ana ME VI
sontkern Republicans ana preNen'
these States going for Hanna II ne al
lows himself to be the candidate ol Ine
anti-administration forces.
Senator Elkns is at the same time
onenlv and frankly in favor OF the
nomination of Mark Hanna for tne
presidency, and does not hesitate 70
so declare. Senator Fairbanks teels
the same way. but is more cautious
with his talk.
The men who are presumed to carry
about with them the responsibility OF
the Presidents political fortunes are
heginning to sneer at both of these
mon and suggest that each hopes &c
ha the nominee. There can be nc
doubt that Senator Elkins and sena.
Tor Fairbanks believe that either wouil
make a better President than the mar
in tho White House, and there can Iur
ther be no doubt that great man!
other men in public life fee! the sanl'
wav with regard to themselves. -,
There is one other point on %hicl
all agree. and that IS that IL haun'
would be a candidate there would o'
no use In anybody opposing him-tna
ts y,quB win bands JoWA
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

WASHINGTON. D c.. June IL
Speaker Henderson has at last granted
the irrigationists day for their bill,
hence they are asserting that their bat
tie is as good as won. Deba'e will be-
gin tomorrow on the Senate bill, SO
amended as to conform to the wishes
~ the President and of the National
Il, CATION association.
The bill will get the near'y solid
Democratic support. according to pre-
.,nt indications, and a good share OF the
Republican vote. The leading oppo-
nents of the project are MessrS. Can
non. Ray and Dalzell. No difficulty is
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

LONDON, June 11.-Colonel Arthur
Lynch, 4. who fought with the Beers in
South Africa. and in November last
was elected to represent Galway In tn
House OF Commons, was arrested this
morning on his arrival at New Haven
from Dieppe. France.
He was accompanied by his wife.
He was brought up to London and af-
forwards taken to the Bow Street Sta
tion.
Subsequently Lynch was arraigneo
at the Bow Street police court on o
charge of high treason and remanaed
until Saturday, after formal evidence
Of his arrest had been presented.
He did not apply for bail and wa'
taken TO his cell.
Lynch Is q member of an old family
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

VASHlNGTON, D. c., June IL
resident Roosevelt and the admins
a1on politicians are beginning to ex-
bbi. signs OF worry over the persisten-
j with which the Hanna talk Keeps
|oahing up. While there can be no
butt that the Ohio Senator is. on the
Bl-faee as friendly toward the man III
h. White House as the latter's friehos
sCul wish. there Is also no oouoe 'na,
g men who are regarded as especla,
sls,odians of the Presidents poi'tica'
kr.lnes feel that Senator hann"
klgnt be a little more positive In ms
|eclarations concerping the posslDiii.y
Il ala being the Republican cahuiua.'
] |r he Presidency In 1904 lhese 'le''
kn., and they talk 1t to their III
mates. that Senator Hanna Is aiio%
b. his head to be a little turned ny
ra!k of some men who are part'eu
|h-y close to him, and they do not al
Fupt 10 conceal their fear OF i
boom should such a thing be iauneeN
kna the permission and encouraes
|hent of the man most interes.eu.
lNhle they acknowledge that sena'oa a
liannas statement that he IS nos ~ az
candidate is apparently sincere, ' ths
eeem to think 1t incumbent upon ~
lhioan to 90 still further ana reau sns
bot act to every Republican VINO e. uaies
b mention his name in connec'lo'
fith the Presidency. on
That Hanna Is not doing TINS Is ap
parent from the men who are discuss discus,
Eng the possibility of the onio senatU ~,
Explaining President Rooseveis as ai al,
national leader of the party In the roa' W
|of its candidate. The men VINO ln
|iulge in this talk are for the most par
Lot disappointed. Office seekers pu
|'hey are men who are holding pos.
ions OF responsibility and trust, me- ~,
whose influence in the counciis ol ~
.'cpablic. n party can not De q"oS
|honed
The administration politicians poli,
mt tnt significance of much OIL tnl
tai "n,r0 tho oid-ttme hep"'
he n d. ars ~ The solth. In ann
eV ry .geta n state. President A. 'a1
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
Republican Senators
Are Still at Outs

WASHINGTON. D. C. June H.
The conference between the two fac
tions Of Republican Senators over Gu
ban reciprocity was continued today,
hut without result Senator Aldrich,
W no is one of the managers of the re-
clprooity proposition, said the matter
was not settled.
The opposition still maintain coal-
dence that a straight reciprocity pro-
position can not pass, and that IL such
bill is reported from the committee
il will be amended in such way as to
prevent It's final adoption.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June Ii
Death and destruction followed last
night in the wake of the worst lorna
do that ever visited central Illinois.
Wind wrought ruin and woe. and the
property loss will be thousands OF dol
lars There is no way of estimating
the loss at present, until it. Is known
how extensive the damage to growing
crops will prove.
The saddest feature was the killing of
three women at dance In the town
hall of Merna, a~Village ten miles east
Of this city.
The building collapsed, injuring fifty
anu killing three farmers daughters.
In this city buildings were damaged
all over the city, but no lives were
lost.
Railroads report damaged tracks
and a number of freight wrecks, due
to telegraph poles falling on tracks.
PEKIN, Ill. June IA tornado
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
MACHINE RAN SMOOTH
IN STATE OF PENN
The N6DhGW OF QudU Nominated Tor
Governor bg Pennsylvania Re-
DubiiCdns.

HAit%EF CRG, Pa, June 1l.-The
noninatton of Judge Samuel NJ Pen
nybacker, of Philadelphia, for governor
was practically assured when the Re-
publican State convention assembled
today.
The crush at headquarters for con-
vention tickets was so great that sew
eral persons tainted.
Hampton l.. Carson OF Philadelphia
placed Pennybacker In nomination,
and Attorney General Elkin was nom
mated by Robert S. Murray Of Cam
brta
The contest was decided on the first
ballot. which was Pennybacker zoo
and tlhin l52
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
5IG M0RMON'S SON
Ealt 70 be the Victim OF the Sh rps
and Made the Complain on
Which ;ii6 arrests
We're Made.

NEW YORK. June 11.-"Bat" Mas
rs,n. we'll known western charac-
!, who is credited with having killed
weight men. all In defense of his
II, life, was arrested on complaint
Rso. bv George Fl. Snow, son Of the
Ia president of the Mormon church
kev charges that Masterson was in
,t ted In a dishonest faro game.
Ii cost him $4,000 A similar
re was made against Joseph c,
] i van ]. F. Sanders and Leopold
k. all OF whom were arrested with
4 3. ersou and were taken to police
h quarters. The detectives who
h the arrest also seized complete
layout. including a high box"
4 score of marked cards.
IN Snow was not entirely certain
Nasterson was one of the princi-
\, in the game that resulted so dis
'usly to him. but he refused to
draw the charge. and Masterson
1. temporarily held. Later he was
ID sed with Sullivan on bonds fur-
{, ID by John Bitzrer and John Con-
'L-e
: F.ports have reached the police dur
1 The last few weeks that band OF
;. I'd swindlers were going through
ouutry robbing unsuspectinS men
l aeans OF what is known - the
h. olers as brace" faro, The sWlno-
r., were said to frequen. the best
b.sls and to pick up their victims af-
L spending money freely With thaia.
i lating on equal terms and repre-
hing themselves as wealthy naer-
bats. They were first heard OF In
b ago. and a few days later 1t was
il that they were In New York
Is Nv reported to Captain Titus that
i men who swindled him were now
,'ew York, ana. with three detec-
b.. started in search of them. The
L ey had been lost. Snow said. In a
| u that was played in room In the
|1t torium hotel, In Chicago.
II the detectives, Snow said that lie
j. been introduced to a man who
l., represented to him as wealthy
a. -er from the south and to another
Jar who he thought was a mine owner
lon Denver. These men told MIN
Z, well-known gambler had agreed
zeal private game OF faro Tor
(em. as they did not want TO 30 into a
kpic gambling house. He was in-
cd to take part in the game.
L a room In the hotel the layout was
Focuced. and the three men began 10
IL against the dealer. Shows luck
Ia lad from the start, and his com
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

NEW YORK, June il.-Officiai an
nouncement was made today that Gov
ernor Odell has agreed to accept re-
nomination
Colonel Dunn. chairman of the Re-
publican State committee. gave the
news out in the corridor of the Fltth
Avenue hotel. Governor Odell stood
beside him and smilingly received the
congratulations Of his political
friends.
The announcement came after tue
governor had held a long conference
with Senator Platt.
Yes" said Colonel Dunn. the gov
ernor authorizes me- to say that he
will accept the nomination, which will
undoubtedly be made unanimously.
This is construed In political circles
here to mean that Odell will be in the
race for the Republican Presidential
nomination in 1904.
There is not much doubt that he
with his friend, Senator Plat, can
control the New York delegation. and
/ this it Is believed will practically throw
/ Roosevelt out of the race.
Rnosevelt's friends claim that he
( can be nominated without the delega
tion from his own State, and cite the
case of Grover Cleveland in the Dem
ocratic convention of 1892. a
But Senator Plat says that Roose
Nelt will have no standing in the con
yention unless backed by his owl
State.
1t Is believed here that there is 1
perfect understanding between Plat
! OdelI Hanna Elkins Eo'-h"-''s ar
I'd HnNtfbiEvaU 7aadrr4 .5t '#t.{ .~ fGt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
IRRIGATION BILLS CHANCES
VIII Come Up for Consideration Tomorrow
and Friends Hopeful.

expected in getting the Senate to ac-
ctpt the amended bill in case II passes
the House
The argument will now be presenter
tfat irrigation means an economical
beef supply. Since the natural grass
regions of the arid section are now
giving out, irrigation of those regioas
and the growing of alfalfa will in
crease the supply of feeders" as the
cattle are called which are brought to
the corn belt in final preparation for
r.arket This argument Is expected to
gain for the project considerable popu-
larity.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
PIRATE MONKEyShTTA0N
FROM FLORTLNG ISLHND
CAPTAIN Sdus he Was BOmbdrded
With COGoanutS- Parrots en-
Similar Isle Friendly

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June IL
The Norwegian steamer Donald, from
Ranes. with fruit, arrived here today.
and Captain Warnecks told this re-
markable tale:
I'VE we're two days out from Banes,
and about thirty miles from Watlins
Island in the Caribbean Sea. when we
came upon floating island. [. with
the mateand several OF the crew
royed toward 1t. Thousands OF little
rnorkeys aceyr~~~ed cH about the
shore. and ahen We We within range
tha, bega1 a borbarda4nt by shytnG
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
THE PRESIDENT
AT MILITARY ACADEMY
A Medal Presented to the Cadet
N7o Scaled the Wall dt Pc
kin.

WEST POINT, June 1l.-Presdent
Roosevelt arrived at West Point at 10
O'Clock, A salute of twenty-one guns
was fired as the President appeared at
the top of the hill.
The cadets paraded in, front Of the
barracks and stood at attention az
the party passed the superintendent S
house
A review of the corps followed.
A feature Of this was the preser ta-
tion to Cadet Calvin Titus of medal
from Congress for bravery in scaling
the wall at Picking. China.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11

PORTLAND Ore. June 1l.-Harry
Tracy and David Merrill. the convicts
Who escaped from the penltenuary
Monday afternoon. after killing three
guards. are now surrounded by a posse
of fifty men in the woods two miles
east OF Gervais. station thirty miles
south of this city.
Blood hounds followed the trail aud
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-11
R00SFVEI T NDFRMNFD BY THE REPUBLICAN, PHRTY CHIEFS

Most of the talk is for Hanna; prac-
tically all the younger men favor the
Ohio Senator for the Republican nom
ination two years hence. and they ac-
cept Mr.. Rooseyelt's defeat as Tore
gone conclusion. going so far as to say
that his name will not be presented 10
the Republican national convention.
OF course this is mere political gos-
sin. but IL is the gossip OF the most
wide-awake and capable men in Wash
ington.