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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
U. S. Commissioner
Deports Three Chinamer'

The United States Commissioner
was kent busy this morning hearlhS
Chinese cases Assistant nlteu otaVe'
Attorney Bennett arrived from rno'-
NIX this morning 10 represent the ""N
ernment in these cases ana III 'he ga
Vicente hearing The iirSt case 70 "
called this morning was that ol l. II,
Fon. the Chinaman who vas arrest"
~ the residence of ". &. Datls. rms
man had a hearing some time ago pu'
Iudye CampbeI reserved his decision
as il was apparent that the man was
irving to worT a scheme to get ire
transportation to China. W, d. MIN
patrick who was retained by the n"u
brother to represent him. Suolhll't'
the case today on the evidence al
ready introduced The commissioner
ordered the man deported and MS al
torney Immediately gave notice of ap
neal He has a certificate from hoiE
Kong to show that the defendant Is
merchant and Ii will h2 introduced
at the hearing before Judge DAVIS hrN'
Saturday. In the meantime l.ln' ron
is out on bond signed by his br"'h II.
The second Chinese case ca'lel "'s
that of Ham Sue. the Clifton mer-
chant, who was arrested On the trdla
here nv George Webb. He had anna
ayits to show that he was bora on 'iaN
street San Francisco. % years ago
hut as they were not taken Hh0t'
cross examination befora Comnis-
sioner Judge Campbell did no. mink
them admissible as evidence The IL"
fendant told a straight story UhueF
cross examination. An important Holh'
under the Exclusion Act was brought
ont in the hearing. The question was
whether the burden Of prt1f lay WIN
the Government. when NflnaW IN
set up a claim OF citizenship Judge
Campbell thought that Il dil not. aS
every defendant might act M ma
claim and thus shut the hurdef "l
proof. George Webb and Franz heE'
testified against the dater AM
saving that he had admitted 10 thH.h
when arrested that III was Dorn III
China. They submitted in wrlt'nS tne
answers that he had made to their
questions. Mr. kirkpatrick presenter
to the court that hts client did not
understand English well and that the
evidence was immateriaL He also look
occasion to roast the government o:
ficers Webb and Reno, saying that
they were looking for reputation
and we're over jealous in their WORK.
On the evidence submitted by the de-
tense, which was merely the state
ment of the defendant, as the aihaa-
Wits were ruled out. the Commission
er ordered Ham Sue deported lie VIII
probably appeal the case
Wong On. the Chinaman arrested AT
Fairbanks, was the next man to oa
tried. He was waiting on table In Tn"
dining car OF the Southern Pacthc con-
struction crew when taken into GUS
tody by George Webb. He had certl-
ficate to show that he was a native
born merchant of San francisco ont
| the Commissioner decided that IT was
worthless and ordered him deported.
J Gen r F. Wilson asked TO he taken
in the case and gave notice OF appear
hut when he found that the man
friends would not stand by him, the
appeal was dismissed.
Mr.. Webb feels rather proud IN Sc
curing three deportations, as all OF
the Cinnamon ordered Heported TO-DAY
were arrested by him.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

There is one especially pleasing
feature about the Congress, said Mr..
Barrett after he had seen the Presi-
dent That Is that the United States
have occupied a position such as has
prevented the least fric,.on. There is
no doubt that this country is more
highly regarded .han ever before by
South American countries
The attitude OF President Diaz
towards the United States is most
friendly and tooh an occasion to
assure the President of this. There
is no question that President Diaz has
done and is doing all tnat can be to
strengthen ;ho friendly relations lc.
tween Mexico I'd this c0uo':=
Mr. Barrett will soonleave this coun-
try for the Orient in the capacity of
Asiatic Commissioner for the I.ouisi-
anna Exposition
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Have your eyes tested by DR.. H. A.
Schell. Century block.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Phone 20S1 for messenger and parceY
delivery service to tly part of city
limits, 10c. Pioneer Transfer Co.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
Gen. Diaz to Col. Roosevelt
MeXiCanPreSident'S Compliments

Washington, Jan. 11.-"To the Pres
ident, the Honorable Theodore Roose-
ve.., with sentiments of warmest re-
gard. torfirio Diaz," is written on a
beautiful photograph of Mexico
ruler. received by President Roose-
welt today.
The picture with the friendly ex-
preston was sent to Mr.. Roosevelt by
President Diaz in return for an auto
graph photograph of President koose-
welt, which Diaz received soon after
the Pan-AmeriCan Congress met in
Mexico City.
John Barrett VINO has just returned
from .Iexico. where he WAS one of
the United States delegation, convey
ed the gift to the President IIe also
had a conference with the President
about le proceedings of the Pan
American Congress- which is drawing
to a close.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
The Revival Meeting
Large Crowds Attend

The Rev. merton Smith said at the
meeting last night that he was sur
prised and gratifed at the large audi
ences that had greeteu him eacn even
ing. He had hardly expected as much
from Tucson The audience a. last
nights meeting was as large as usual
ana many new laces were noted. ne
music was better than at any time pre-
vious. Mr. Smith announced at iaSt
nights meeting that Mr. Walter llill
of Phoenix. president OF the Torr.-
torial Sunday school association. will
give an illustrated lecture tonight on
The Life of Christ" Mr.. Smith Is
very desirous that cAiidrcn, who have
never been to Sunda, school. attern
the union service tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Smith cook as a tcy. for Ms
sermon last night 'J4,us stood still
and asked him u hc called The SER
mon aboundnd IL illustrations whi"h
went to the point. Mr.. Smith has at
his command a great many stories and
incidents which serve to strengthen
his sermons in interest and power anG
he hay-a happy laculty Of telling them
in such pleasing manner that they
illustrate his points very clearly. His
stories often deal with life in Scotland
when ne was a boy there and they
especially are very charming.
Besides the union service tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Smith will hold the re-
gular evening service. There will be
no services in the CONGREGATIONAL.
Baptist or Methodist churches in the
evening.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Did you see it in the Citizens Classi-
fed Ads?
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
Local Weather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer r. l.. Wetmore, is
as follows:
Mlnlm1m .................... 81
MAX I'M I'M ............,.... 73
Mean 80
Wind S f; Clouds S W; Barometer
low change.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
Scared Into Speech
Remarkable Case,

SUoCEHANNA. Pa. Jan, il.-~Al-
bert Van Warren. of Darav!ile. twenty
years ago underwent a severe attac'
of scarlet lever. He became pracu-
cally speechless.
While crossing the SusQuehanna
river last night he broke through the
Ice and narrowly escaped drowning,
While being drawn from The water he
uttered an exclamation o. fright and
his speech is almost completely re
stored
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

Consists in keeping all the main or
gans OF the body In healthy, regular
action. and In quickly destroying dead
ly disease germs Electric Bitters
regulate Stomach. Liver and Kidneys
purify the blood. and give a plendid
appetite Tney work wonders in cur
ing Kidney Troubles. Female COM
plants, Nervous Diseases, Constipa-
tion, Dyspepsia and Malaria. Vigorous
health and strength always follow
their use. Only SOC, guaranteed by all
druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
NOTICE OF APPT iCATTON FOF
LETTERS OG GUARDIANSHIP.

In the Probate CDlrt, County of
Pima, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter Of the guardianship
OF the estate and persons of Olive S.
Read and Lacy Read, minors.
Notice Is hereby given that Gertrude
; Read has filed with the Clerk of
this Court a petition praying for let
ters Of guardianship OF rhe estate and
persons of Olive s. Read and Lacy
Read, minors, and tnat Wednesday
the 22nd day of January, 1902. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, at the
Court room of said Court in the City
of tucson, County of Pima, has been
set for hearing said petition when and
where any person interested may ap
pear and show cause why the said peti-
ton should not be granted.
Dated January 11th, 1902.
S. ". PURCELL.
Ex-OifCiO Clerk.
First publication Jan II. last Jan. Il.
Do you seek employment? If there
is a vacancy in your line The Citizens
Classified Ads will find 1t for YOU
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

We carry an elegant line of samples
for ladies man-tailored garments from
Kline kohn & Co. the largest up-to-
date ladies tailoring house in the Unit
ed States. Smith the Tailor. in the up
per Wedge
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

The least in quantity and the most In
quality describes DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipa-
ton. and liver complaint. On sale at
Bells Pharmacy, 20 North Church
Street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
mgrAL AND HONEY MARKET.

NEw YoRK, Jan. Mexican Dol
lars 44t4 silver 55l4.
LRAp-dull: hrok.ra 81. 50: exchange
$4.O0
CopPER weak bPokers Is exchange Is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TO PERMIT USE OF MORE FUEL OIL.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS OF INSURANCE
BODY WILL Make RECOMMENDATIONS
THAT NAY HAVE THIS RESULT.

The consulting engineers Of the Nauonal board
OF Fire Underwriters held a protracted meeting
Yesterday In the rooms of the board at No. 81
Nassau-st. and discussed suggestions Tor changes
IN fire insurance policies. TO permit OF increased
storage for fuel OIL IN insured buildings In the city,
They began their session about 10 a. m and closed
Il AT g o m great many details as 20 safeguards
IN the use OF oil discussed before the eng-
nAars agreed upon some recommendations that
will come before the executive committee OF the
National Board OF Fire Underwriters The COM
mittee will meet 10 consider the report on Thurs
day morning
Among the engineers at the meeting ssterday
were c A Iexamer. of Philadelphia; A. NJ soaoen.
Atlanta Ca Herbert Wimerding Philadelphi :
F E Cabot. Boston: r. Y. Potter. SYRACUSE W. A.
Anderson New-York and W. H. Merrill OF Chl-
cago Inspector Murray OF the Bureau OF Conn
bustibles in this city. also present The report
OF the engineers will contain recommendations IN
four or five short paragraphs which may be ADDED
to the provisions that inserted in fire insurance
policies These recommendations will nave no
value however. unless they are adopted ny me SA
ecUtive committee OF the National boaIa Oh 70
Underwriters. II is expected that the conlihtteeS
action will permit larger use OF fuel OIL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
COLLEGE MEN SUPPORT PERRY.

Congress District at the XXVIIth Assembly
District Republican Club, the president OF when
is the president Of the Yale Club. Otto T. Barnard
Among Mr.. Perry's supporters are the following
other well known coll ge men: Il. Aymar SANDS
Columbia; Henry w. Taft, Yale George r. Shell
don. Harvard. Evert Jansen Wendell Harvard
Arthur p. sturges. Princeton; Alexander T. Mason
Trinity; Sherman w. KnevaIs. Yale: Henry L,
Rowland. Yale; George S Morrison Harvard; Paul
~ CraVath. Oberltn; Francis r. Laimbeer. Column
hia; F. Norton Goddard. Harvard: Bainbridge Col
By py, MiilIams; Robert c. Cornell, Columbia; J.
Bayard Backus, Union; George w WickershaTn.
University OF Pennsylvania: Benjamin Welles,
ffiarvard; John E Cowdin. Harvard aud Edmund
mr, Perry Is an A. b. OF Brown University and
srsnuete or the Columbia Law School
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
MOSS CALLS CoLER A RAMBLER

Frank Moss was the principal speaker at the
MONDAY commercial travellers meeting az No. 456
Broadway yesterday. He declared that the popular
campaign air I'VE rambIei-we ram0ed." was
applicable to the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. Mr.. Coer he said. rambei into Kings
County politics ramb'ed around under Boss"
Mclaughlin. ramhIed with the Controllers office.
IN and ont ~ the Ramapo incident and had now
"a mhled with the nomination for Governor under
the auspices Of David r. Hill
The coal and Coler plank, he said. having fallen.
through the mastery action OF President Roose-
vet in casting aside tradition, and in the interest
OF the public ending r." coal strike. Mr.. Hill had
been obliged 70 enter EroCery store % holster up
a coal and Coler plank. which has grown colder
and colder, since the campaign o1eued
After paving tribute 20 President Roosevelt.
and declaring that Republicans must show their
appreciation OF him by cIeCtiuE Republican Con-
gresSmen. Mr. Moss closed by SAYING that Co!aU
a small ear in big husk. whose entrance into
Albany would be attended by combination of
Deveryism. NcLaughlintsm, Tammauyisn, and
Hilllsm such as has never been seen before
other speakers We're Stuart MckiA5eu, of South
BEND. Ind, and w a Coakley. Republican ~aGdi-
date for Senator IN the Nth District. Senator De-
pew Is expected TO make the principal address to-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
CIRCUIT ANSWERS WOODRUFF.
DECLARES cOLER As CONTROLLER WAS
COMPELLED To PAY FOR SUBWAY
sol \E%IRS

Controller Cirout last night gave out statement
iu reply to Lieutenant Governor WoodruHs at
tack on Bird : Coler regarding the payment or
certain bills He stated that bill for SlA" for
5000 souvenirs OF the Rapid Transit subway cele-
bratiou was submitted April .. 1900. 10y Cameron
& RuIkIcy The goods were furnished I'm accord
arce with a contract made by the committee or
tho Municipal Assembly legally created. passed by
the assembly and approved by the Mayor. He
further says:
r ". BainbridGo wrote 10 Controller Coler May
Is 1904 concerning the price charged and the Con-
trol!er furnished him with copy of the bill and
the agreement under which it was rendered Air
the facts Lieutenant Governor Woodruff. un-
derstauG spoke os the possible leaking OF informa
tion in order create an implication that the bill
was not fairly dealt with.
In the report / find
cor June u the office OF Nessrs cambridge VAS
visited H. g. cambridge spoke for the firm sub
stantiaily said that while they had not changed
their opinion as the excessive charge OF N,h"
for the work done. they did not want to enter q
formal protest He said, in his opinion. that the
Controller had no option but to pay the bill as
the goods have been accepted and distributed
II is true experts also reported that the price
charged was excessive. But Mr.. CoeT com
PEELED 10 make the payment II Is result OF
Mr. Coler's administration that provision has
been put In the charter providing for the refusal
OF payments under certain conditions.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
SCARLET FEVER SERT II


rum '''e i-''uoH Chronicle
hder lhe name Of the serum traatr,a,, -, A.
veioped in the seTI use Of certain principles de-
mas M APPtied IN the case OF diphtheria The n
Cr - pDtalhed from the blood ~ IL m ul
twhlch mas been noculated with Tra ol JHe morse
sttscks Of fhe 5j(ss - used To cut short and cure
@ 49, ~. ~ ~ uIsedse in man Serun,s baT- t
law IN tynboid snpIoyment I'm tetanus or sIork
The germs Of an igintr in cholera and In pIaFue
animal nrod'icS m s'lment placed in the blood os an
ihinI - ~ = substance termed an sntit,v;u a.
Mhleh mas ,he power OF destroving an an SiIltoxli
@ - s{ol ol the microbes 10 vSbirb e. s
encs OF ,i!e dlsease In the human s,bj 1Iie pres
rolinced from jsT-reIy or this kind Is thai a n
,,,oi-dS .o-I !eIha where DR. y Moss- go 'Ii
siIn1enf The re1n Eer Serum by way OF curing tbst
a.. ~ reports appear To SHOW, tbst 'iS rs 'mat
fyiRg results. brt neen attended with Verv grsfi
s,d largar sx o-t " Is obvious that v,ider 95rSis
M be q" re9iTe9 OF the effects of the remadS
80 S 49, eu before any definite nrono,I,o
I, an o maze concerning its real value Th men
10 which this fevar E precise microbe or nicrobe,
III 81 o- ,1eNer Is due have nor hasn tsi, iOoes
and The Ia cfarts germs with in this siII1eni
exsc, ,bfct oslcal puzzle is that ~ Ir5i. ,,
disease All the & sne actual agent In producing ths
cine noints tov- me the trend OF modern f,sit
The treatment o the increased use OF serums IN
IsI,s r thf has testified very r,Ii,i t rs
germ-produced affections the progress Of
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THINK CANVASS TOO LOW.
REPUBLICAN MANAGERS SAY oDELLs
PLURALITY WILL BE FROM
25o.o TO 5000.

The Republican campaign as directed from state
and county headquarters is running along smooth
ly and most effective work Is oelng done. Ihe
Republican leaders had no hgu'es 10 give ou' yes
terdav b14t tho, we're smiling and happy and
acted as II they were satisfied with the way things
going II was the unanimous opinion OF the
Republican leaders yesterday that the newspaper
polls giving Oden any where from 10000 10 -I'oo
plurality were far too modest. The leaders say
that the Tann,an,- ma ajority in this county will
keep wellu under 0OOO and that the Kings county
vote for Coler will show a plurarty Of less than
1000 II seemed 10 the general opinion that the
Tammauv Dluraritv In this county would be 1O.eO
instead Of the IS 6E0 predicted Governor Odell 5
plurality is estimated az any where from 29.DO TO
10000
Colonel Dunn. chairman Of the Republican state
he will get more This week. He'll would not make
these figures public. but they were Of the most
gratifvinp cha racter This Is to be a redhot week
in the Republican campaign There will be mass
meetings. speaking. red fire and enthusiasm galore
There will bfe no let up until Election Day and
the work will be reflected In the vote cast
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
DEALERS At SEA As TO PRICE.
YESTERDAYS FIGURES 50 AND ts5N-ONLY
QUARTER OF NEEDED SUPPLY HERE.


QUARTER OF NEEDED SUPPLY HERE
While anthracite was being brought 10 the city
by the coal roads in considerable quantities yes
terday, the supply was not equal 10 the demand
and the price was variable. Some dealers who had
been forced 10 buy OF spectators meet demands
OF customers We're selling 50 a ton Others
who We're able 20 get supply from the anthracite
roads selling low as IS - ton Only
small quantities were in the market at the latter
price, however, ana some Of the dealers said they
must take their choice between supplying Gus
toners 50 a and possibly getting into trouble
with their customers and the coal roads or turn
ing away customers with statement that they
could not get coal for few days
It said yesterday that some anthracite
roads cid not intend tc regulate IN. price to be
charged by the retailers.
We shall sell the dealers coal. and there our
responsibility viii END" said Jesse l. Eddy Of
Dickson & Eddy, sales agents for the New-YorI
Ontario and Western 1t is not our place 70 in
terfere with their business. and besides we ara
satisfied that the retailers will deal fairly with
the public.
Asked how long, in his opinion the dealers viii
have 10 buy coal from Spectators. in addition 10
what the ROADS supply them in order 10 meet the
till 'i''
Possibly all winter" he declared. AT the
urgent request Of one Of our customers we o1Ir-
seiFes have a man out this morning trying 10
buy coal for him IN the market. He must have il
and We cannot supply II. SO far We have not been
bic TO find a cargo for him"
The day closed with the retail dealers at soa
10 what to-day's prices for domestic cosj yo,i5
. Be: some said the price would 6resk to s. or
would prevail. '''0'''
The anthracite roads are bringing in rav,i,.
mined coal. but the officials unwilling 10 s,at
me amount that reaches here. It is admitted
citys normal requirement The c]ontinae6 ] Or r6ii }hs
W. "I4Iter mas caused an unusually slight demand
end Is having decided effect in causing re-
ducuon IN the price.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
I. s. STEEL. MAKES COKE 81 a TON

Pittsburg. Oct 27.-The United states Steel Cor
poration has decided to tN the price for furnace
coke beginning January next. at s. a ton. Though
coke I'm the omen market has been selling at 81, IS
and s. a ton. the large interests prefer steady,
regular market the lower price.
II is supposed that all the coke producers viii
now settle on the 3 rate This important settle
ment OF prices puts the reports current for
some time that on account Of the great demand
caused by the anthracite strike, the Connelsville
producers would exact eXorbitant and un-
called for prices for coke from their consumers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
MUCH ACTIVITY IN THE xxrxTH

The XNIXth Assembly District is working hard
IN these last days Of the campaign. and among
It's Republican workers there Is no apathy A
great meeting was held Saturday at the York
VILE club. Reuben NJ. Cohen presided james r
Sheffield. Or Braddin Hamilton. Edward Lauter-
bach. J. W. Perry, Senator y a Eisbers and
A. 7. Mason We're the speakers and the address
OF Mr.. Lauterhach was received with particular
enthusiasm.
Tonight another great rally viii take place At
ward Lauterbach. Senator \ A FIshrrE George
B clark and others will speak Rainbrtlge colby
a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
CITY GIVES AWAY WOOD.

The Dock Department has placed in the hands OF
the Charity Organization Society a quantity OF
wood suitable for use as irewood for free distri-
button The wood is stored at the Jackson-st pier
East River where II can be obtained in small
quantities Inv arnIyinr To Mr. Forbes an agent OF
the society This wood old material put up for
sale and not bid for. Commissioner Hawkes. mas
been advised by the Corporation Counsel that he
NAV now legally give II away.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK on WEST SIDE.

The mass meeting to be held under the auspices
of the West Side Republican Club at Durland 5
Riding Academy. Thursday evening. promises to
be a record breaker IN point OF attendance Gov
ernor OdelI WI be the principal attraction. and
speeches will also be delivered by James NJ Beck,
Assistant United States Attorney General; Lewis T.
Carr. General Stewart l.. Woodford and John :
Wise.
The marching clubs Of the various West Side As
sembly districts will parade IN honor of the Gov
ernor and more than ten thousand men. with many
brass bands are expected be in line Prepare tions
have been made for number OF overflow meetings
and a display Of fireworks
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ROSE BPOUGHT TO BRooEJyov

Lo'H''''-" il"e'o' alias Michael Rose who Is under
Indictment for burglary in Queens C,ourr, ana
who II was thought, might be able to throw some
lsh' On .i'' murder Of Detective Sheridan in Long
Island LIN ana ot Albert G Latner. in BROOKLYN
- Dsta,ti,cDs - IrIo"kIyn last night from Norfolk
Rs,dId oS'scvgS s, Brady and Wheeler of Captain
H. 'T2ni,e5 s. rested the man on Saturday on
Norfnlk NaNN Yarn INNS HIIIp FIdnhln az the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
LIGHT SHIPMENTS BY THE READING

Reading, Penn. Oct. 27-The Reading companv
mas sent 10 market comparatively little anthracite
loe saturday One train OF anthracite Of domestic
sizes passed through here Saturday forenoon bp,
since then comparatively small shipments have heen
mace. BY this evening II is expected thar consi5
the COMPANY --9-4' 'ie AilIes or
the coIiy.Gw crews were out delivering light cars TO
'Ns'"h IS assuming businesslike air wv
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ARBITR4TIOy OFFrR Br IFTTrP

special meeting of the Operative Plasterers' So
cirty will be held tonight az Rrevoort Hail in
Flfty-tcurth-st. near Thrd-ave at which reports
about the general strike of the plasterers will he
heard The Employing Plasterers' Association will
senH Irt.er Z" TINS meeting containing their plan
or hf"ItIdiI,l1u ~ still seems probable that the
trouble will I've amiCably settled