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The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11
CHINESE GOVERNMENT
ENTERS PROTEST
AGAINST the Exclusion ACT, PdrtI-
Cularlu In the Philippine and
Hawaiian Islands.

pEKfNG. March 1.-THE Chinese
government has presented to United
States Minister. Conger, strong mem
or;ai against tne re-enactment OF the
Chinese exclusion law by the united
States government
The Chinese government particularly
objects to the exclusion OF Chlhese
from tne philippine anu Hawaiian S-
Stands. It Is insisted that the Chinese
scoujred extensive commercial inter-
ests there aud are closely connected
with the islands by family ties, so
that the repression of free intercourse
would result in peculiar hardships.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11
BHRBAUR ENDED WASTED LIFE
He Was at Times Editor, Preacher and Gam
bier, FIndIIU a Suicide

made him his private secretary. He
married the daughter of well-known
wall street broker, but they lived to-
gether but short time some years
ago ne edited a paper in Virginia, and
during the time his bfother-in-law
made a race for Congress and was
elected. Barbour supported him. but
became involved in a quarrel with the
opposing candidate and duel followed
in which Barbour was wounded and
his adversary killed. He then le4.
Virginia and went to Pittsburg. where
he met Gates and with him came to
t4iis city.
He often spoke of the failure that he
had made In hfe, ana his suicide did
not surprise friends here.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11
Dan Patch. 2.O4 IL
Is Sold for $4,000

CHICAGO, March I'm. E. Stugris,
of New York. purchased the PAGER Dan
Patch 2.04 1-2, today from d. A. Mess
ner, OF Oxford. Ind. Dan r'atch was
,Ae most sensational harness racehcrse
of 1901. The price paid was $20, 900.
THIS Is the second highest price ever
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11
Another MdGnIl6 4.
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WASHINGTON. 1x The ~
Ace Of First Assinto n AsteT
eraf mas ben f1lx4 kAsgne
wart OF Chfe620, i Z In M M 4
publican Nax1o11l <itte1 Il y -!
illinois, M 1nsl II M - ~ &
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11

THIS windy weather is hard on the
oves Protect your eyes with par
~ eve shields or smoked glasses OF'
u schell has . complete line
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11

Danger. disease and -eatn ,u,,"" 9,,...s
neglect OF the bowels. Use .hsm
4A,tle Early klisers to resulas ,. ,iSs
and you will add years 70 s"u ..rs
end life to your years. EASY .u J" pSsr. ~
NSker grippe. On sale at nens ..
macy, "a North Church stFee'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11

Won wil, save money BY getting our
prices on all kinds OF IS olac.sD sso,E De
carriage and waeon wood W.. Cnn a nr-a1s
Hay q witter. 12e East SoA ~
street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11

paid for PAGER Sidney. 219 Ia. fam
ous as a sire of extreme speed, sold
for $27 900 in .~.a.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-11

Tarpenters. customers na.cv anu
arc contesting for the supIe,d p"n ,oday
W f. Felix's department store ''N"'
The evening world., 1902-11-06
ITALIANS TRIED TO
RUN FERRYBOAT.
Started Fight on Way to Ellis
Island, and Were Found to
Have Pistol and Dirk.

a couple of Italians from Brooklyn
who In some way obtained passes to
Ellis Island to-day. tried to run things
to suit themselves on the 1890 trip OF
the ferry4boat John G.. Carlisle. from
the island to the Barge Office. They,
with several others climbed over the
chains from the main deck cabin and
took possession OF the forward deck.
Capt. Reilly. seeing from the pilot
house that they were going to be in the
way when 1t came TO putting out the
gang-plank, hailed Dechhand Harry
Andersen. and told him to drive them
back into the cabin. The two showed
fight and the older OF them knocked
Andersen down.
For a few minutes there was a lively
scrlrnmage until other deck hands
came to Andersen's assistance and sub
subdued the mon. On arrival at the
Battery they were turned over to Po-
licsman Dickey. They gave their names
as Frank Decide, eighteen years old.
Of No. l09 Hamburg avenue, Brooklyn,
and Charlcs Parli, forty-three years
old. of No. 20 Morgan venue, Brook
lyn.
A thirty-two calibre revolver fully
loaded was found on Defde and a
long-bladed dirk sharpened to a razor
eGge on Parli. The men were k to
the Church street station
The evening world., 1902-11-06
Little Girl Made Prisoner While
Mother Went Marketing May
Die of Injuries Caused by Up
set Stove.
THE NEIGHBoRS PoWERLESS.
They Heard Frantic Screams, but
Couldn't Get In-Man Finally
Climbs FIre-Escape and Breaks
In a Window.

Scores Of women and children listened
helplessly to the heartrendinE cream
OF three-year-old Elizabeth Fatt. who,
while locked in her parents apart
ments. at No. AS West F~orty-nlnth
street, was being fatally burned. Finally
when assistance did come the little ono
was SO terribly burned that there is
barely a glimmer OF hope of her re-
covery.
Mrs. Lizzie Fatt. who with her little
girl and her husband, John Fatt. a
plumber. occupy the third story fiat in
the Forty-nlnth street tenement, left
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HALF A
OF


Because 1t has never failed to do
II that is claimed for it in the fifty
ears since 1t was prescribed for the
late Rev. Father John O'Brien, of
Lowell. Mass, by whom it was rec
commended and from whom it derived
its name, Father Johns Medicine is
guaranteed to cure any cough, cold,
throat or lung trouble, or the money
IS refunded. 1t builds up the body
and restores health and strength to
those who are weak and run down.
Aside from the purpose in calling
yoar attention to this old remedy, IL
n Important for you to know that 1t
A not a patent medicine and that 1t
a. free froll opium, morphine or
other poisonous drugs, upon which
81 many so-called Immediate cures''
depend, for their effect and which are
Hangerous--you are warned against
Aen. This old remedy and its his
are vouched for by reliable in
Ar4emenEs.
The evening world., 1902-11-06
Christian Scientists, Arraigned,
Say They Acted According to
Conscience and Committed
No Illegal Act.
WILL MAKE LEGAL FIGHT.
Counsel Representing the oulmbys
and John Carroll Lathrop Shows
by His Objections that Hard Bat
tie VIII Be Waged at Trial.
nn.ei,1 10 The Ersnlnr WORLDLY

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Nov. e.
scNot guilty" Thus spoke MI. and Mrs
John ouimby. Christian Scientists, and
John Carroll Lathrop, the s~o-called
'healer," in loud voices when they
were called to plead to the charge OF
granddaughter in the second degree in
connection with the death Of Esther
ouimby before Judge Plat in the West
chester County Court this morning.
They were represented by Lawyer
Samuel NJ. Gardenhire, or No. 4 Wall
street, who entered objections. This is
m indication that the ~"Sclentists' in
tend to put UP a bitter tight against
their prosecution in westchester County.
The accused were accompanied to court
by their ~sureties, John c. Rockwell. q
grocer, of Mount Vernon; Charles NJ.
Hartmann and Mrs. Joanna Williamson,
who are on their respective bonds for
e2,o00 each. Mr.. LAthrop, before plead
ing, said to the reporters:
I'VE shall stand by our principle. We
believe we have a right and done moth
tng illegal. 1 don't know what more l
say that would be Interesting to the
public"
Have you heard from Mrs. Eddy ex-
pressing her views about your case?"
1Ir. Lathrop was asked.
"Really. I cannot tell you that. I do
not know. however. what her views
are"
VIII Put Up Hard Fight.
Nj. Gardenhire declared that he in
tended to put up a hard contest to set
aside the indictments. At 10 o'clock
Distrtct-Attorney Young started to read
the indictments against the followers OF
the cult. Lawyer Gardenhire said:
1T In not necessary to read them. II
U Honor please" addressing Judge
P1att. I'VE move to set aside the indlct-
ments. We have moi had a copy of the
indictments. We set forth that they
were not found. indorsed and presented
a. they should have been under sections
rs n 22 and on the further ground
thar persons were improperly admitted
70 the Grand Jury ROOM"
"I Will deny your motion" announced
Judge Plat. There is nothing else for
me to do."
"Bafore pleading" Mr.. Gardenhire
continued. I'VE would like to have an
opportunity to demur to the indict.
ments.'
Judge Plat told him to let the Scien-
lists plead first and gave him ten days
to file his demurrer. Distrlct-Attorney
Young then turned to the three prison
: ers before the court and looking at Mrs.
Quimby, said:
'You have been indicted for man.
slaughter in the second degree for being
responsible for the death OF Esther
ouimby on Oct. 20. How do you plead?"
The mother OF the child. who was at
tired in deep mourning, said, with a
culver of her lip, mot guilty" Her
husband and Mr., Lathrop made the
same response. District-Attorney Young
said ne would not move TO set a day
for trial to-day. He has so much other
criminal business hat ne will probably
mot ask that the Scientists shall be tried
until the last OF this month.
Mr.. Gardenhire was granted an order
The evening world., 1902-11-06

for q o Of the indictments and min
utes taken before the Grand Jury. He
declares he win file his demurrer next
week.. He contends that the indictments
are illegal, because they are not founded
on evidence. and will endeavor 10 have
them quashed. II Judge Plat denies
his motion he will appeal to the Su-
preme Court and in this way will secure
a LONG delay.
mother OF the Christian Science
the Westminster proceedings and has
engaged a firm OF lawyers to look after
the Interests OF the, church. II is also
raised qor its mutual protection and
lego, services.
The evening world., 1902-11-06
NEW YEARS BUDGET.

At a special meeting this afternoon
the Board OF Aldermen officially received
tho budget for 1903. upon which they
must take definite action within twenty
DAYS.
Alderman Parsons. chairman of the
Finance Committee, moved that the
budget be referred to the Finance Com
mtttee. This motion was carried: The
Board then took n recess until NOV. j.
at 1890. when the Financ COMMITTEE
will report.
The evening world., 1902-11-06
BY TROLLEY TO BOSTON.
Inst Link Completed and Road
VIII BE Open In IA Few Days.
Especial TO Tho Evening WorIdJ

Especial to Tho Evening World)
STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. 6.-The first
party to make the complete trip from
Boston to New York by trolley Is ex-
pected to pass through Stamford the lat
Ter part Of next week. The missing
link" in the trolley connection has been
between Stamford and Greenwich. The
last section OF the route has been com
Melted and a trial trip has been private
" made by employees OF the company.
The line will. however. not be In oper-
alton until a dispute with property
has heen settled. An agreement. II is
expected. will be reached in a few days,
The evening world., 1902-11-06
FANCY LAKE SUPERIOR
SMOKED SALMON, REG
uLAR PRICE SOC. LIB; e.
SPECIAL CN

SMOKED SALMON. REG
uLAR PRICE SOC. LIB; e.
SPECIAL ACS
COFFEDS:-"waverly" blend; a
delicious coffee at popular price: 10
lbs air tight drum. So. so; 4 lbs,
COCOA:-"Royal Stuart Cocoa, in
bulk most satisfactory; economical
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Juicy FioTTf9,
das; popular size; dozen. .,....... 10
SEEDED .RATSINS;-Fancy new
large fruit; fun ! ID. package. ii
CURRANTS:-New, thoroughly re-
cleaned English Currants; 10. pack
age. 3 for 25; each..,.............. 8
FlGS'-Fancy, large. new Smyrna;
PEACHES:-F a II c. Evaporated
California Muir Peaches: lb........ 10
MIXED NUTS:-Fresh arrival, our
own mixture, five different varieties,
all sound; special. . lbs. ....,,.... %
PICKLBS:-'Royal Stuart Mixed,
patent sealed top, large size bottles;
FRUIT BaiU,iTTER:-Made from ono
fresh fruit and refined sugar; 3 10.
CRACKERs:-N. b. CO.'S Graham
waNer Thin. Oatmeal or Social Tea
DELiGATESsBN FINEST Bismarck
H%errings. new importation, extra
quality, regularly can csc. specialize
PHILADELPHIA SCRABBLE :
Genuine home made. so we'll liked by
all Philadelphlans: per lb.......... 8
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her apartments early this morning &c
do her marketing.
Locked the Child In.

her apartments early this morning 70
do her marketing.
Locked tho Child In.
She left the little girl in the kitchen
and locked the door leading into the
hall. Before she went out she had put
a large par filed with water on a small
gas-stove standing on n table. She had
only been gone n fow minutes when the
child. in brushing against the table.
upset the stove. 1t set fire to the table
cloth md also to the child's clothing
and at the same time deluging her with
scalding water from the pan.
The little girl. with the flames slowly
eating their way through the folds OF
her woollen frock. rushed wildly about
the room screaming with pain. Her cries
attracted the attention of all the ten
ants of the house and also of the ad-
Joining and rear fronting tenements.
As the door was locked. those who
heard tho child's cries were powerless
to help her. and she would have been
burned to death mad 1t not been for
James Fenner. He lives in one of the
rear houses. and seeing the flames in
tho Fatt apartment. he rushed across
the backwards. mounted the fire escape
and broke his way in a window.
Her Mother Frantic.
Grabbing some bed clothing. he
wrapped them around the little girl, and
in that way smothered II the flames.
While he was thus engaged Jacob Yer
KEEL the tanltor of the tenement, broke
in the door. and. assisted by Fenner, put
out the fire In the kitchen before much
damage was done
When the child's mother came in and
found the terrible condition her little
girl was in. she became frantic with
grief. Neighbors had summoned DR..
Whitbeck. who dressed the child's
wounds and sen her to Roosevelt Hos
pital. where 1t was said his afternoon
that her burns would probably prove
fatal.
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Embroidered Swiss Doilles, 1fxtt,
hemStitched and embroidered, in
Art Needlework Dept, value toc.; =,
choice, oC
The evening world., 1902-11-06
The 10th Century Food Store.

BUTTER:-Fresh made creamery.
8 10. crock. special 81. so
HAMs:-Armour's Regular Sugar
Cured Hams. lb.................,.....15
SOAP:-Fels Naptha. 10 bars....46
Royal stuart finest laundry soap,
large bars, l ID. each; box OF 60,
FLOUR:-'Royal stuart" fancy
Minnesota patent; y barrel sack. ST
PASTRY FLOUR;-"Royal Stuart"
extra quality; 10 ID. bag .43
RlCE;-Choice Carolina; 4 lbs. ..25:
10.
TAPIOCA:-Fancy Pearl; special,
CoC0ANUT:@ schcpp's Shredded
or Desiccated: special. III .,..........l5
DAT FLAKES:-New kiln dried;
special. 6 lbs.
Goldfish: 2-lh tablet, genuine
Georges, special, Aach ............,.17
GOLDFISH IT r A d S:-Picked,
ready for immediate use, two size
packages, B and 10: Gozen,
northumberland MacRereDl,
no heads, no tails; special, 10 ID. pail,
SARDINES Pure imported. quar-
ters. small ash, dozen St.15; can..l0
Extra Fancy, boneless, halves; doz-
en-, 1925; can .................,..,.29
TEAS:-Selectcd May p!Nkings;
Black. Green or Mixed Teas, full body
fine flavor, rich. mellow charac-
ter; special 8 10. caddy. $500; lb....
APPLRs:-Fancy Vermont winter
Apples-Greenings, Baldwins, SPIES
or Kings; full peck basket, ,...".b0
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ChiIdren'sM Monte Cloth BIbs printed,
size Axis, in Art Needlework Sc
Dept, value ioc.; choice, ~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ChlIdren's Shoes, spring heel, lace,
patent leather tips, sizes 81 to 70
ioH,
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Mems Colored Shirts, Numbered, sep
arate cuffs, assorted coloring, well ~
made, broken sizes, value SOC. ca 30
The evening world., 1902-11-06

UnbIeached Muslin, 1 yd. wide, extra
quality, "Defender Brand" value =.
7c., yard, DC
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains,
81 yards long, value $i.6o, 81 IN
pair, VA"OO
The evening world., 1902-11-06
special Items for All Day Friday.
! None Sent c. o. D. and No Mail Orders Filled on These Items.

900 Sheets of Music, about 1000
choice titles, vocal and instrumental,
some popular up-to-date selections a
few among the lot have been handled, all
complete copies; regular prices Sc
range from ioc. to 23c., copy, ~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ChlId:en's Combination Suits. good
quality, fleece lined, extra well fin ~
iShed, value 39c., each, 20
The evening world., 1902-11-06

MT. Vernon Rye Whlskey, 6
years old, per at. bottle, .O4
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Arm Chairs, extra large, turned spin
dies, engraved top, shaped flat arms,
saddle seat, gloss finish, CT az
value SIS, ~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Remnants of All Kinds of Gimp, In
black or colored jet. Remnant
lengths from about a to 3 yards, y.
yard, 40
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ComfortabIes, size 64x7o, silkoline m
covered, white cotton filled, each,.Ov
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Springs, hardwood frame, double weave
fabric, cable supports, all Ct OS
sizes, value $3.50, ~A"O~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

900 Oak Cottage Poles, 4 foot long,
complete with ends and brackets Sc
value 1916, each,
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Shin Guards, heavy brown canvas,
leather straps, large size, in Toy 20
Dept, 40
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Corsets, four hooks, short hip, lace
trimmed top and bottom, sizes rs to
"a, in drab and white, regular ~
SOC. quality, 'O1
The evening world., 1902-11-06

EIderdown FIannels, 27 in. wide,
plain and ripple, all shades, value oe
$50, yard, 40
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Berry Spoons, Al silver plated,
in fancy case, value 69c., each, ~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ITEMS and WOmen'S Umbrellas, 20
inch, English gloria, steel rods, strong
and durable, fast black, Congo wood
handles, trimmed with German silver
name plate, handle worth the or
price of Umbrella, 100
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Rugby Foot Balls, with tested IN
bladder, double stitched, 'IS
The evening world., 1902-11-06

Fur Boas, of black hare, entire length
one and a half yards long, d, 10
one large tail on each end, SA.So
The evening world., 1902-11-06

SILK Faced VeIVets, manufacturers
samples, in various lengths, all colors
suitable for trimmings and fancy -.
work, piece, ~
The evening world., 1902-11-06

ChiIdren's Stockings, fast black cot
ton, seamless feet, double heels and IL
toes, firm and durable, value toc., pr. ~
, 1902-11-19
COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING OF THIRTY.
FIVE MINUTES DURA-
TON.
Ordinance to Amend the Sewer Ordi-
nance Concerning Grease Traps
Laid over Until Next Meeting
Gas Company May Ask for City
Contract.

The council met at 7:25 last even.
ing, with Mayor Spicer presiding. Clerk
McCullagh at the desk and City At
tOrney Groesbeck present The follow,
call: Messrs. Gates. Peterson. Schwat,
lie and Tregoning. Absent. MCssrs.
Hicks and Simpson.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Schwatke, from the tax commit
tee. asked further time to make report
the committee.
Albert Rosine, 1O7 First street. was
granted a retail liquor license for one
year from November %, 1902. on mo-
ton of Mr. Schwatke.
Jabez Cooks tax matter. believed to
be generalization, was referred to the
ton is several hundred dollars in ex-
cess of the county valuation.
An ordinance to amend rule IS. sec
tiOn 3. chapter &c. Revised Ordinances
OF the city of Laramie. concerning
grease traps. was read.
Mr.. Tregoning moved hat the ordi.
nance be read the third time and plac-
ed on final passage. Carried.
The ordinance Went over until the
next meeting.
Jay Burns, to whom vas granted a
gas franchise some time ago. was in
the council chamber, and at the sug-
gestion of Mayor Spicer, entered into
a discussion of the city lighting ron
tract. He said he hoped to be able
to make a proposition when the time
arrived. and believed his company
could be ready to serve the city by the
LIST of June of mex year.
The present lighting contract will
expire at the end of this mOnth and no
new contract will be made. it is believ-
ed, until Mr.. Burns is ready to enter
the arena
At $40 the council adjourned.
, 1902-11-19
WILL FIGHT SMOOT.
Minister'S Alliance of Salt Lake
Against Mormon for Senator.

Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 19.-The Min
isterial Alliance of Salt Lake is pre-
pairing to make a vigorous fight against
the election of Apostle Reed Smoot to
the United States senate this winter,
and falling in this, to carry the fight
against him to the halls of congress-. A
plan for organized effort on this line.
il is said has already been outlined
and will be taken up at the next meet,
ing
The general idea is to make a fight
similar to the fight against the seating
of Brigham II. Roberts in the house.
Not only will the matter be brought
before the n-Mormons of the state
but if the fight is unsuccessful in the
Legislature. then an attempt will be
made to make Mr.. Shoots election a
national issue and a petition will be
drafted to congress asking hat Mr..
Smoot as a high officer of the Mormon
church, be refused a seat in the sen
ate.
, 1902-11-19

is believed the lots VIII be used for a
site for a place of worship.
Secretary Mckee of the Boston Ho-
tel company has been asked by the
eastern members of the company as
to the practicability of beginning work
on the proposed hotel this winter or
waiting until spring. 1t viii be nee
cssary to give the church people thir-
ty days notice to vacate the premises.
and should that notice be given now.
il will be well toward the end of the
veal before the hotel company a be-
gin work, and Mr.. Mckee has advised
that nothing be done until early in the
spring. to avoid the extra and heavy
expense of e~Xcavating in frozen ground
for the basement If the building. II
looks now as though the first of April
would find the lot clear and ready for
the hotel company's force Of oxcava-
tors and stone masOns. There is no
doubt. Mr.. Mckee says. that the hotel
will be built and the work rushed to
completion next summer.
, 1902-11-19
LOSS TO
Hon. J. S. AtherIy Leaves the Hill to
Reside at Laramie With Family.

Sherman. Wyo.. Nov. 19-tSpocial II
The Experimentation. J. 5. Atherly
an old time and highly respected citi
zen of this county. and family. hav,
moved to Laramie to make their home
This is a decided loss to the hill. Mr.
Atherly came to this section in 1882
and has proven himself a good citizen
and a fine %neighbor. He sold his ranch
to the Faulkner brothers last winter
and has left the summit for good.
Mr.. Athorly was Justice of the peace
of Sherman precinct Tor eleven years.
He has served several terms in the
state legislature. and at the last SEES
sion was elected speaker. He was re-
elected to the house at the election two
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athcrly will take a
southern and eastern trip. Everybody
here wishes them Il good time and a
safe return to the state.
, 1902-11-19
RATiFIED
AND CONFIRMED THE SALE OF
THE CHURCH SITE TO THE
HOTEL COMPANY.
Quarterly Conference Of the First
Methodist Church Takes Action
Looking to the Building Of a New
Edifice-Hotel Company to Begin
Work in Spring.

At the quarterly conference of the
First Methodist church in this city,
al which Rev. S. j. Rogers, superIn,
tcndent of Wyoming missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, presided
the action of the official board in the
sale of the site of the church to the
Boston Hotel company was ratified and
confirmed. and the sale was ordered
made. The executive committee OF
the board Of trustees Of the church APP.
pointed a subcommittee to canvass the
members of the congregation with a
view to getting an expression on the
question of a new house of worship.
and this committee will make report
in due time.
The committee is also collecting data
as to the size and cost Of a new church
aud these Will be submitted to a meet
ing of the official board of the church.
The congregation has an option on the
very desirable lots at the corner of
Fifth and T]hornburEh streets. oppo-
site the resident of Mr.. Haley. and
whatever the church decides upon, it