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Arizona republican., 1902-05-23

T. T&omnzon of St. Louis, '. . But teraeli of los Angeles and T. '. 3i,5s ot Present.
 l.. I. Jolly. special agent and elj-sr- e- os the German Amerieoa, PnoeGi% ec -far.,aiI. C.aralan Al:ja-te and - " f-auHP-Ai1e G-a insurance cowNcNies, with hc1JcuaIt1,= ia San F.a-efs-o, is a suc=t 1f the Ect-I Adera. 1a is here locking after the interests oE his companies. and VII remain 3 day or tHo.
 Among the guests registering It 1A> EEoJei -tHH.1s Eastar.zs.- were T. J. Meyer. Los -2----es: Th9=. v. EIclJar- Ion and Jcs, r. C'To1uell, Bostaa; T. !. German and C12tt Robertson. 5I. Jcs 1l: Iee Coehi-He. Denver: !. T. neuEe. v. :. scet1 cpd T. ". Kendall. Chicago: |. ,. S.auen Of Seattle: Joe J. Laveath.I, F. s.sinhe"cor. San L-fane---c, api Goo. Toss and wife of Ja-r-l.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-23
The National Bank of Arizona

PlOenlX, AIlZOna CAPITAL PAID UP.............. .s1Oo, 900 SURPLUS .. 25' 'Css1 EMIL GANZ, President SOL LEWIS, Vice-President. s. OBERFELDER, Cashier. JOHN J. SWEENEY, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, Oberfelder, Edward Eisele, Joseph Thalheimer CORRESPONDENTS: The Bank of Galifernia. San Francisco; Laidlaw & Co, New York; National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis: National Bank
 of Commerce, Kansas City; F'irt Ma
 tional Bank, Chicago; Colorado Ma tional Bank, Denver; Farmers and
 Merchants National Bank, Los An
 geles; Consolidated National Bank,
 Tucson: Bank of Arizona, Prescott,
 Messrs. N. N. Rothschilds & Sons
 London.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-23

T--a calm. 5z.i.e-al tone that Clc2'e.c- t=ri-..7 ja1li.ai5-tic controversy ia N--I- !.astoo, Kan, is cE-uplifeI in tie fol- -ov ms extract trcn Ire observations c- t,:s editor of ono Of the !o-@l napers coneerrins his cstecr-oE con: .ol..l.-: In the filth cf his suErsul5ia~s, Wjsh confusion about him. his fatid breath l-'-2e'i-,S with bis Gege-or3tr t1,..g3lt', tAe tobue-o juice drl.-inG from lis efeis li-e fro-h from the jouIs of 2 h lrorhc5fc Gor. Ll7 matted anl su- ,. -2pt hair ha-=ila oyer lis ;lJ:a.s.-.- and egEer countea21co. his funleu e..o- st"-i.r fa s3-Ien i.asacilitr .-- Gore him. his cravca and Iver--o o!oisd hea-l weak from 8 reoHaing breast bone. the f2.i talks of btlity..
Arizona republican., 1902-05-23

It's fc.ly to sofer from that horrible plague o1 theui@llt. it,,:ng gpues. Doaa'5 Ointment cures pctc-l!y and periuaHeat- F.. -At 2-.. Grus s,o9-. 9 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-23

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
final HEARING
Supreme Court Bill Again Be-
fore Senate Committee.

The judiciary committee of the senate
gave a. hearing this afternoon on the
resolution proposing an amendment to
the constitution of the state reorganizing
the supreme court.
The previous hearings, several In num-
ber, were OF more public nature and
largely attended
This afternoon. however. there were
only few attorneys present and their
remarks were more Of an advisory than
suggestive character to the committee.
Chairman Freeman presided and the
speakers included City Solicitor Colwell,
Walter II. Barney and f. ID. Bassett. all
of whom had addressed the committee
before on the measure.
Representative William A. Morgan of
Providence offered remarks and all the
speakers were in favor OF the bill.
The hearing came TO close shortly
after 2 O'Clock and il will be the last
before the committee reports TO the
senate next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
CITY HALL NOTES

The man referred to In The News yes
terday who was ordered by DIR. Harris to
call at the City hall and report himself as
a smallpox suspect, did as requested but
II was late when he reached the health
department and then said he wanted to
see DIR. Weich.
The man gave his name as Welch ana
said he was from Boston, and was posi-
tive that he was not afflicted with the
disease This opinion was proven to be
right when an examination by the health
authorities was made.
The mans face was somewhat broken
out, but from an old humor.
The polltax payers are coming In slow
as IL the rule after storm, but the work
OF the collectors is being manifested to-
day. for much larger sum was paid
today than during the entire time since
the storm set In.
The committee on city property met
this morning and continued In session
until about o'clock, opened and examin-
inc bids for the new station at Elmwood
There were reported to the health de-
partment today one case OF TYPHOID on
street
The police commission has had printed
the annual poster relating To dogs, anc
the same will he posted In few days.
All dogs /over six months old must b'
licensed and those who care To can cal
at the City hall at any time and pa,
license for their CANNES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
CENSURES KING,
Or. Parker Makes Causlic Re-
marks Concerning Edward VII.

London, March There was striking
scene in the City Temple yesterday when,
during the course of his sermon the Rev.
Joseph Parker. ID. D., the minister, ad-
ministered pointed rebuke to King Ed
ward, which was loudly applauded by The
congregation.
Having alluded to public houses as
trap doors of hell" DIR. Parker referred
TO the kings recent brewing of beer while
visiting Lord Burton.
Pray for me-" said the divine, that
/ may speak delicately, Loyalty. III the
king brews beer what can be wrong In
the subject drinking Il? What the king
does is likely to he initiated by others.
His majesty is more than man, and
must regard all questions from kingly
viewpoint
''If the king goes to a Sunday concert,
as he did recently. he deals "A deadly blow
TO the Englishman's Sunday. The King
cannot attend non-conformist place OF
worship, but, he can go TO Sunday
concert"
This remark called forth cries OF
shame" and DIR. Parker continued
IF the king. who is the head or the
church and defender OF the faith, can
violate the English Sunday, what can
the people do but follow in his steps
/ would rather give a great sum I'm gold
than appear to be disloyal; but, cannot
be disloyal TO Christ. and IL is better that
these things should be said
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
The Clock of Congress.

A curious fact concerning the clock IN
the hall OF the house of representatives
came TO light during the summer The
cleaners tackled this clock, supposing "
20 be OF some ordinary hard wood ana
cast iron. hedded under varnish. III look
ed ordinary enough. anyhow.
The cleaners scratched and jabbed ana
scrubbed TIN nearly an inch thick OF var
nish had been removed. when II was
found that the clock is encased I'm bronze.
beautiful bronze. too. About the face is
a wealth Of fruit. oak leaves and acorns'
The chief beauty OF the clock, however,
Il the eagle standing with spread wings
on the ton of the case. and the bronze
figure of an American Indian and a hunt
er. which support II on each side. These
are .real works of art. standing about
three feet high. The Indian IN war bonner
ard scaip shirt. leans upon his bow, ana
the hunter ls I'm buckskin suit. with MS
ar,n in his hand. while both seem looking
down on the house below.
There r. no record whatever OF the pur-
chase of the clock but II was I'm It's place
when The hall was first occupied as
house OF representatives. 80 the "oldes'
lnhabltant" says. The clock has beer
gold leafed'' instead OF vanished ano
the bronze figures are all restored to thei'
original state. and the whole now pre-
sents a pleasing appearance.-Wsshr
| Star. NIfH. Itt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
RICE MURDER.
Trial Of Patrick, Who Is Ac-
cussd Of the Crime, ProCs3ds.

New York, March 7.-When the trial
Of Albert T. Patrick, who is accused or
the murder of VIM. NJ. Rice, was resumed
today Recorder Con decided to permit
DIR. Walker Curry 10 answer a question
put just before the adjournment yester-
day by Attorney Moore, as to whether
he, DR.. Curry. had ever heard Rice men
ton Patrick's name to Jones.
IL heard Jones tell Mr.. Rice" DIR. Curry
said. that Meyer and Short, the two
young men from Mr.. Patricks office, are
here Mr.. Rice replied to let them wait a
bit"
DR. Curry said he told Patrick that Mr..
Rice was old and feeble and that the
end might come at any time. The de-
fence had no other questions and AS
sistant District Attorney Osborne began
his cross-examination.
did you keep record Of Mr.. Rice's
case?" he asked
"All that was necessary, yes. / have
II here, except some loose notes that were
destroyed"
DR. Curry identified the book containing
the record of that and OF other cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
HAMILTON
Hello IN
$4,000.
Accused Of Manslaughlsr In
Causing Osalh Of John WAL
lace a Fall River.

Fall River, Mass, March 7.-William
Hamilton was called before Second dis
trict court this morning at request of his
lawyer for hearing on the charge OF
manslaughter. I'm causing the death OF
John Wallace in an assault which oc-
CURED March l.
Neishbors testified to the fact that
Hamilton was drunk on that night and
that sounds OF row came from the
Hamilton tenement. Lieutenant Mahoney
told the police story. lie said that Ham
llton told the officers that Wallace was
insulting the prisoners wife when Ham,
ilton entered his home. and that Hamil
ton admitted that he struck and kicked
him The witness said that Hamilton re-
peated that he was sorry he had not kill
ed the old man.
While lying semi-conscious on the floor
Wallace denied that he had insulted Mrs.
Hamilton. but you kicked me Will
liam" he added. The prisoners wife
was called as a witness, but Judge Me-
Donough. at request OF Lawyer Morris,
counselled her that she need not TESTIFY
against her husband ..and thereupon she
resumed her seat. The medical ATTENDANTS
told OF the nature of the wounds and that
they had caused death. The defence put
i'm no testimony and Hamilton was held
for the grand jury in $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
SETTLEMENT
War Between Rival Carpenters
Unions Likely TO End Soon.

Lynn Mass, March TIT is expected
that the labor war between the rival car
penters' unions in this city and the Lynn
Central Labor union, will be amicably
adjusted at conference to be held be-
tween committees representing the Inde-
pendent Carptenrs union and Car
penters union. No. sss of the
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Joiners. that is 10 be held with COM
mittee OF five members of the Central
Labor union, tomorrow evening. An
armistice I'm the fight by the Lynn Central
Labor union against the Independent Car
penters' organization was declared at a
conference that lasted until 1880 this morn
ing. Both carpenters unions will hold
special meetings tomorrow to appoint
their committees.
These committees will meet in confer
ence with the Central Labor union COM
mittee after the special meetings, when
the decision to be reached for a settle
ment will be final and binding on both
carpenters unions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
ALLOWED TO ATTEND SCHOOL

There was a little furry OF excitement
at the Vineyard street school, this MORN
ing.
Abraham Cohen was denied admittance
to the school by his teacher, for the rea-
son that ne had just returned from
Woonsocket.
A relative had come from over the sea
and Abraham was detailed TO escort MIN
to Sc Polo street. Woonsocket
. The little fellow told his teacher that
there was chicken pox I'm the house where
he stopped over night and smallpox In a
house on the same street.
Dr. Tarbell referred the teachers re-
port to Dr. Chaplin. the latter communi-
Gated. with DIR. Munroe OF Woonsocket,
found the boys story to be correct ano
Abraham was told that he might once
more attend school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07

section OF chapter GA of the Public
Laws passed March, 1899. entitled An act
IN amendment of chapter 227 OF the Gen
eral Laws. entitled OF Jurors ana
Juries;' committee on Judiciary recon-
mended indefinite postponement OF tne
original bill and the passage OF suosu-
tute A; SO voted.
TSoINcREAsE CAPITAL STOCK.
Mr. Curtis introduced an amendment 10
the !. hartsr of al Providence Gas COM
parst fncrea sing it's capital stock 70
So 20 09G rofcrred 10 the commi''ee ON
cnrylo rations -
The Amendment to the charter or the
Pascoag Light and Water company Was
reported back by MT. Roberts OF Pr9vl-
dence and ordered placed on ths calehusI
Mr.. Andrew of Central Falis. from tnv
committee ON corporations, reported pack
an act incorporating the Westerly AUTO
matte Telephone company win TWO
amendments: placed on the calthdar.
The annual report OF the CumDerland
hoard OF license commissioners was pre-
sented by Mr. Marshall and referred 10
the committee an public institutions.
Mr. Greene introduced an act win ac-
comnanying petition, for amendment OF
the charter of the PawtuNet valley water
company: referred TO the committee on
corporations. .... -.
cornoratlons reported back favorably an
act I'm amendment OF chapter bi of the
Public Laws relative 10 truant chliureh'
IL was ordered placed on the calendar
IfDOn motion Of Mr. Roberts. OF ProNi-
dence the house at l2:3o O CLOCK ADJOURNED
until Tuesday next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
WILL CONTRIBUTE PLASTER CASTS.

Berlin, March PROF Kune Francke.
of Harvard university. has received let
ter from the United States minister at
Berne. \. ;. Hardy, announcing that the
HarNard's Germanic museum plaster
casts OF representative Swiss sculptures.
The selection Will be made from pls ster
museum. Zurich.
The professor. I'm communicating the
above 20 the correspondent of the Asso-
ciatcd Press. said:
"The action OF the Swiss Federal coun-
ell coming Immediately after the an
nouncement of Emperor Williams gfft TO
Harvard. is most gratifying, since IL es-
tablishes tha Germanic character Of the
undertaking. I'm wider sense of the
word"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
TWO CHARTERS
Beth Corporations viii Hav,
Offices In This City.

Two charters were received through the
office of Secretary of State Bennett today
and the headquarters OF both will be To-
Gated in Providence.
One Is to be known as the General En-
gineering company. TO build and deal In
machinery, with a capital stock OF Noo.ooo.
The incorporators are Edwin c. Pierce of
Cranston. George L. Warfield OF Cumber-
land and Herbert I.ongbottom of War
wick
The other corporation Is 20 be known
as the Rhode Island Roller company. 70
make and deal I'm rollers. hardware. wood
named are George a. Youlden of Cranston
and Josiah Shove OF Pawtucket. The
capital stock Is fixed at $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
PAYS VISIT TO NEW YORK

New York. March 1.-Secretary Shaw
OF the treasury department was I'm this
city today. This was his first visit TO
the financial district since he assumed
Office. The secretary conferred briefly
with Assistant Treasurer Jordan at the
ub-treasury and then went 60 the custom
house where he was closctcd for almost
an hour with Collector Bidwell
The secretary said that his visit here
had no special Significance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
CONTEMPT.
Mary J. Wood Refused to An
swM Questions at Hearing.

The respondent in the case OF Gertrude
l.. Simmons vs. Mary J. Wood was be-
fore the appellate division of the supreme
court today on charge of contempt I'm
refusing TO answer questions put to her
al n trial before Master-in-Chancery
Bliss.
No decision was reached on the charge.
Complainant brought bill I'm equity TO
have "A deed declared void.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
TOO LARGE.
Court Holds That Jury's Award
Of Damages Is Excessive.

A rescript was handed down in the APP
pellate division of the supreme court to-
day In the case OF Moses Mossession VS..
Calender McAuslan & Troup Company.
The language of the rescript is as follows:
This case Is not substantially different
from Staples VS.. Schmid. Is II. L.. 22i. Con-
sequently "A new trial will be granted un-
less the plalntlff RENTS the amount of the
verdict over 800 within ten days. A jury
gave the plaintiff verdict for $700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
WILL REMAIN UNTIL MARCH 13

New York. March THE Staats Iei-
tung today prints n special dispatch from
Berlin stating that because OF Admiral
Won Baudissin's report OF the interest AMI
attention the imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern has attracted In New YORK. me En-
neror has directed that the yacht remain
here until March 10. two days after Prince
Hcnry's departure.
Tho Yacht following the discovery Of
scarlet fever aboard has been dsinfected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
ANXIETY OVER THE tTauRla

New York. March THE New York
agents OF the Cunard lire were besieeed
the disabled steamer Etruria and her
passengers Ths agents said they had
received no further Information Of the
that the steamer Elbe will take on the
Etruria's Messengers and transfer then
70 Liverpool. .. ...s... ..tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
WHlIE0RD CASE ON TRIAL

The trial OF the suit OF George w. Wnlt-
ford against Edwin r.. Anthony took
place i'm Judge Blodgett's court today.
This case was brought up on appear
ss5s AZ claimed TO be due on advances
made on commissions. The defendant
ciaims that Mr. Whitford owes him more
than ~ claimed as due.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
IN SOloMoNs QUARnIss

Jerusalem. March THE White star
line steamer Celtic. having on board sW
American tourists destined for this city
arrived st Jaffa. 81 miles northwest of
Jerusalem. yesterday afternoon.
one hundred Free Masons, repres, uiire
every Grand lodge I'm North America. I'll
hold Masonic meeting at King Solo
mons Quarries. under the auspices OF
the Royal Solomon, mother lodge Of Jeru-
salem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS

There was filed In the United states
circuit court this morning a peuton OF
the United StatcG government ;or ibe
condemnat tion Of land at jamestown for
fertilization purposcs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
SLIGHT FIRE

The alarm from box ls5 at 10:4o today,
IVA . for a SOS fire I'm Thomas Bucks tene-
msnt "a Putnam street. IL was caused
nv the explosion OF q kerosene lamp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
IN THE HOUSE.

The members were called 20 order
promptly at II O'Clock by Speaker Arm
inxton and the records OF yesterdays ses-
sion as read by Clerk Mowry were APP
proved.
The reports were received from COM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
0DELL ACTS
Removes Guden From Office Of
Sheriff Of Kings County.

Albany, N Y, March Gov Odell to-
day removed Charles s. Guden, as sheriff
of Kings county and has appointed Nor
man s. Dixie of Brooklyn TO fill the va
cancy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
BANK STATEMENTS.
The Merchants
National Bank
omsvs 60 dssesIt,rs s1d ts eSstsmsss
every facility end seeo ommsdsto1 con-
sisssSs ~Ith souss bsuhIng.
Special srrsossm snss made Tor Interest
on esrssnt sseoucts Or On. esrt's'sssss Of
deposit, from che date Of dspes,t to date
of ,sithdra~sl


or the condition OF the Merchants Ma
tional fsank. at Providence. In the state
OF Rhode Island. at the close OF business
February 20. 1907:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
Miss Collins Assaulted.

Last Saturday afternoon Sheriff T.
S. Hubbell received a telegram from
Laguna conveying the startling news
that Miss Collins. a matron at the La
guna Pueblo, had been criminally as
saulted by a Navajo Indian. The das-
tardly deed was committed late Friday
afternoon while Miss Collins vas in a
field not far from the village. The
telegram also said that the Indian had
escaped and that posses were securing
the country in search of him.
AS the deed was committed in Va
lencia county, Sheriff Hubbell tele
graphed Sheriff Baca at Los Lunas
and notified the local authorities tC
keep a lookout for the wretch should
he come this way.
Miss Collins, the victim. is a sister o
Ralph Collins. the superintendent o
the local government Indian schoo
and is quite well known in Albuquer
que. Miss Collins suffered no seriou!
INJURY.
Mr.. Collins has gone to Laguna t.
assist the searching parties.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
GeoIouists.

DR.. Robert T. Hill, with the United
States geological survey, j. H. Gerty
and j. l.. Caruthers. scientists of Wash
ington, ID. c., form a party OF promin-
ent biologists, who are spending a
few days in albuquerque. The gen.
tlemen expect to leave tomorrow morn
ing for a trip overland to Chilli and
the ruins Of Gran Quivira.
DR.. Hill has visited Mt. Pelee since
its eruption and tells some interesting
stories about that great fiery monster.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22

sided at the organ with her well
known ability.
e. L. Hewett and l.. c. Butcher left
Friday evening for the Pajarito cliff
dwellings. to finish some surveys for
Congressman Lacey, of Iowa, who is
chairman of the committee on national
parks sta
Guy Gatchel will leave Monday for
Topeka, where he will be married on
September "a to Miss Bertha Wiser.
He will return here after the wedding
and go to housekeeping. He will also
return to his duties with the Wells
Fargo company on October l.
John Florence was in Saturday from
Buena Vista, with a load of fruit. Mr..
Florence says the Weber estate nea
him has over 1000 well loaded apple
trees and they expect to get a crop of
100000 pounds of apples this year. The
fruit crop in the entire vicinity is very
large.
City Clerk Tamme has just com
| pleted the school census of the city.
There are 947 children on the east side
Vi SCnOOl axe. vi uuuti 81 ytdlS. "
the number, are 44S males and 499 fe-
males. This is a decrease of twenty
four since last year, less than was ex.
pected. There seems to have been a
reduction in the school census figures
all over the territory in the last couple
of years. Mr.. Tamme was out twenty
days at the work, and had many pecu.
liar experiences. He nearly frightened
one fellow to death. who thought he
was trying to collect taxes. He did
the work in a conscientious manner
he says, and he has every child in the
town, from school age up to 81 years
He had considerable trouble to gel
some people to give the names of theil
children and it was only by persistent
questioning that he accomplished tbs
work SO thoroughly.
Judge William j. Mills, SecundinC
Romero, Hon. Charles A. Spiess, l.. c
Fort and A. A. Jones returned Friday
evening from Ration, to spend a couple
of days at home. They will return
Sunday night. There was little of i'm
p~ortance done in court during the pas
week, but the Waldo Wade murde'
trial is set for Monday, and it promises
to be interesting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
Slot.Seamed Costumes.

The Standard paper patterns just re-
ceived show slot-seamed effects in
costumes, jackets, waists and skirts.
Standard patterns can be relied upon
in making your autumn and winter
clothes. Be sure to visit our paper
pattern department and inspect our
stock. Patterns are issued for every
need in wearing apparel. When next
you visit our store get a copy of The
Designer, 10 cents. 1t is the favorite
woman's magazine, edited by women
for women.-Golden Rule Dry Goods
Co.