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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

tions, but beyond this period of five
years his life was blank. He is now
convalecing In a local hospital from
an asSsdent on February %. which
came near costing him his life through
conclusion OF the brain.
Extreme means were fesorted TO 10
restore him 70 his senses. and Il was
while trying To discover who he was
that he was put under the influence OF
hypotigm. and while In that state he
recalled his. home and birthplace at
Glenwood. -. T.. told OF various places
and incidents. which, upon coming out
of the Influences. lapsed again into
blank ohscursty. When not under in
fiuenre Weed could furnish not the
slightest caew TO the information given
up To is years of age l, Is believed by
some local practitioners that trans
migration of personalities may have
taken place az the time OF the first ac-
cident which Wood met with: that in
some occult manner his personality
has been merged into another mans
body. and that the patient 81 the local
hospital b the body Of some man with
another's personality In possession cf
hts senses. He remembers but few
years Of his manhood and gives the
name Of Earl Wood mostly while in
the hypnotA ssAts
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
PROPER DRESS, why,
WEAR FIG LEHVES
Chicago Woman Physician Advo.
Gates Natures Gdrb, With an
Indian Blanket for the Gold.

CHICAGO, April l4.-Dr. Sarah Hac.
kett Stevenson told women of the Chi.
cago Club that Rousseau was right
when h advocated the return of man
to a state OF nature.
III | were to express myself on the
whole subject of Dress" said DR.
Stevenson. I should say, give me an
indian blanket--for cold weather
Clothes are largely the cause OF
disease. the body demanding the nat
ural stimulants of sun, wind and rain.
The disadvantages of man began when
he stood upright and placed his head
In an unnatural position Ii people
who take the Kneipp cure by walking
barefooted in the grass would go on
all four they would carry out the whole
theory of the cure.
Man as an animal Is suffering de-
gradation at the hands of civilization
The hair is disappearing from his
head. his nose is losing It's function,
his teeth are disappearing his nervous
system Is weakening and with this de-
generation physically has come moral
decline,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
MAN WHS HDVISED
TO TAKE BHTH DEAD
Nelson 6. Burr Kept His Coffin in
the One Room in Which He
Lived and Died.

BINGHAMPToN. N. Y. April IA
Nelson c. Burr. who Is thought to
have beeen worth SIS, 900 and who last
summer was ordered by the Board OF
Health to buy clean suit OF clothes
and advised 10 take bath, died last
night
Burr came 10 this city forty years
ago and bought large tract OF land
at the northern end of the city. In the
centre he built large block. which
had an assembly hall and large clock
in the tower Then he built dozen
houses along the street and named
the place "Burrville" He announced
that he was .dayor Of Burryllle. and
that title chung 20 him
Several years ago Burr erected
large monument IN Floral Park Cepe-
terry TO his own memory. When he
first opened his furniture store he sold
eofiins He dropped that part of the
trade. but always kept one coffin In the
single room where he lived. saying
thar he wanted to be buried in Il.
a month ago be walked to an under
taking establish neng. told how the
wanted the funeral conducted and
gave his las; orders
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
GIRLS IN GYM SUITS
BOX BOYS EnRS
The CuIDrits Helped a Camera
Fiend to Snapshot the DdmsclS
In Their Short Skirts.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 14.-There
are some indignant girls at the Ken
hlcky State College today because they
know their photographs have been
taaen While they were clad In pitcure-
,,,ue gymnasium suits undergoing at
hletic instruction. For helping to take
the photographs of the girls three male
students-Hughes. of Louisville! John
Cravens. of Hardin County, and 4,
Riggs. of Lexington--were up before
the faculty today The student who had
the camera escaped and his accom-
plices will not tell who he Is.
1t all happened yesterday while the
girls were In the gymnasium being in
structed In physical development exer-
cises Suddenly one of the girls noticed
a camera being poked into the room
from a doorway. She screamed. Then
all the girls screamed. The amateur
fed, closely pursued by
the girls. The three students who
were caught were roughly handled by
the athletic maidens and had their ears
boxed In fine style. The youths tried to
get away, but the girls held them until
the commandment arrived and took them
Al Co&SS -, .t,...i ,--'t, - -
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Woman Thinks Horn
Killed Her Husband.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April lt.-Mrs,
Fred Bell. OF this place. is attempting
10 establish that Tom Horn murdered
her husband In the latter part of 1899
AZ that time Bell and his family lived
on ranch near Wyoming station, AL
bany County. He and Horn became
chummy. aud Bell told the cattle de-
tectIve all OF hts business affairs. On
October 20. 1889. Bell went 10 Laramie
and drew $4,000 out OF the bank He
then disappeared. and has never been
heard OF aimee. Horn told MrS. Bell
some time afterwards that he had met
her husband In Rock Springs. where
he waa doing some prospecting work
He was broke and In hard luck. Horn
refused To say anything further con
eerning the matter. and has To this day
remained silent Mrs Bell has written
him numerous letters. all nj which re-
NAMED unanswered, Horn ig - well
know character and came tc Wyoming
from Arizona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Killed her Husband
In Unusual Mdu

WELLINGTON KBns April : . --
In Grant County Oklahoma 5se7
srrssss the tine frosa here Farmer
Peoples vent home drunk tssga8 hi
wife. and after ordering her - Eei
supper, wen; fo sleep With hss head
leaning against pine partition. When
supper wax resdy she woman tried to
walscfs him. hus failed
Fearinm that he would beaf hsr again
when be awoFe fer nfe calling him
Mrs Peoples crave a nail thFrugts FROM
the other side of the partition into tae
mans head. killing him She nsa3@ no
attempt te escape.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
MHN IN a PORTLAND HOSPITAL
SEEMS TO HAVE HIS PHYSICAL
AND MENTHL FACULTIES MIXED
SCl6nC6 Puzzled bu a Case that 0nIu Responds
to Reason THROUGH Hypnotic influences.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 14--Render-
ed unconscious for days through a blow
on the head from falling timber, Earl
Wood "a years old some time sailor
and common laborer, of Glen wood. NJ.
Y. lost all consciousness of his per-
sonality.
Through the application OF hypnotic
suggestion by a local expert DIR. Allen
Gilbert, a remarkable dual identity has
been discovered. The case has been
brought before the Medical Society of
this city II is authenticated by the
United states Marine Service AS one of
the seven or eight cases in the country
that has ever been heard Of
Five years ago Wood met with an
accident which robbed him of mem
ory. He was struck on the head while
working on the San Francisco water
front When he recovered he was found
10 have forgotten his personality. He
could not tell where he had come from
nor any fact connected with his earlier
life.
Since that time he has believed him
self TO be either Earl Claiming or
Earl Wood. Everything connected with
hts lie up 10 is years OF age waa as
buried and blank as II he
had not existed at all. For the past
five years he has pursued various vooA-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
CASE OF GEN. ORD
Miles Caused Him to be Retired
Before His Time in Order to
Get a fidstu Promotion
Himself.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. April lit
IN said by army officers that If Presi-
dent Roosevelt decides To place Cen
eFai Miles on the retired list the lieut.
enani general vii be called upon to
take nothing more than a dose of the
same medicine he once administered
10 brother Officer In order 10 secure
his own promotion.
In 1850 General Miles was an aspir-
ant for higher rank He had such pow
erfui friends as John Sherman. then
Secretary OF the Treasury and Don
Cameron. then 3 Senator from Pennsy-
lFanis. Miles and Cameron had mar
ffed sisters. fiieces of Sherman.
At hrst an effort was made 10 have
him appointed chief signal officer, but
President Hayes had promised that
post 70 General Hazen, Then Miles sug-
gested that under the law the Presi-
dent could retire Brig Gen. Ord. that
ofaeer having reached the age OF So
years. Pressure was brought to bear
upon President Hayes. and. though Mr.
Hayes was reluctant to do SO on ae-
count of the injustice TO Ord. soldier
Of many wars. be finally consented and
issued order for the retirement OF
General Ord. Miles was named as his
successor.
General Ord begged his old friend,
General Sherman to have the retire
Enans order held up so that ne might
become a MAJ ior general on the retire
nasrt OF General Mcdowell and then re-
tire with that rank Mcdowell was just
stree days older than Ord and If mat
sers had heen permitted TO take the
ordinary rouTse. each officer retiring
AT 64 wears. and the senior hrigadier
pefns promoted according 10 the prin-
elple which General Miles advocates in
hls opposition 10 the general staif bill.
6agq4 would have succeeded Mcdowell.
Isut Genera! Miles and his friends wers
IN a hurry for "a promotion and Gen
fral sherman Ras forced 10 telegraph
Als old friend that nothing could be-
done as Miles name had been sent 10
the Senate ana coald not he with
drawn
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
BALTIMORE PASTOR INSANE
Made a Demand ON Andrew 6drneOl6 Tor
S5,000,0O0 to Back Invention.

miles from his home. 2ioe East Pratt
street. he jumped from the vehicle ana
walking back to his residence In
pouring rain. Drs. James +. McShane
and Malcolm Rowe. who had signed
the necessary papers and who were In
the carriage with the minister fol-
lowed in the hack. and, when hair
way 10 the ministers home the service
of a policeman we're enlisted to walk
with Mr. Crawford Forst. When hrss
asked by the physicians to go quietly,
Rev. Mr.. Crawford Forst stood in the
door and exclaimed:
Lord, shall go?'
A pause followed. and he announced:
cd THE Lord says No and | viii
not go.
policeman. however, persuaded
him that the trip was necessary, ana
he got In the hack only to escape as
mentioned. He remained quiet during
the second trip. and tonight is report
ed as resting quietly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
SWALLOWED TWENTY DOLLARS
Hnd 1t Worried Him SO Much He FlndIIu Com
mtt6d Suicide.

such an accident had actually occurred.
A tew days ago Sullivan acted 80
strangely that the railroad discharged
him. He kept insisting TO his friends
that be had swallowed the money. bat
1t was thought this one of the signs OF
his unbalanced mind He kept brood
ing over the matter and eyileutly dss-
ermsned bis life. Yesterday afternoon
post-inortem examination was made
on the body. when. 10 the astonish-
ment of the physicians. they discover
ea a so gold piece in his stomach.
Sullivan was "a years OF age and
leaves wife aud four children, How
or in what manner he swallowed the
coin Is mystery that is nov puzzling
the local medical fraternity
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

Catarino Cabriano. an old Mexican.
was found dead yesterday morning In
a little house out at the foot OF the
Tucson mountains. As there had been
no physician In attendance. Judge
Meyer. acting as coroner was summons
ed and he summoned jury to view the
remains. They found from the testi-
mony that the man had died of pneu-s
monia and when they met to hold the
inquest this afternoon. they rendered
averdict that death was the result of
natural causes. The man was forty-d I'VE
years of age. He was buried at the CO
pense of the county.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Republican Club
Meet In California

SAN JOSE. April 1.-THE third
biennial convention of the California
League Of Republican Clubs opened
today at the Auditorium.
The convention was called to order
at II O'Clock by Chairman Alden An
derson, who presented Mayor Martin.
The mayor in a few chosen words IN
troduced Hon. ]. r. Patton. who de-
livered short address of welcome,
urging unity OF action in order that
The Republican party may sweep the
State this fall
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
HELD A PRIEST
TO SEE THE JOB
h P0StOttlCe Safe Cracked bu
| Burglars Before a Clerical
Witness.
ROBBED HIM TOO
.nd SwOre Him to Silence Until
Theu MAIDS a Safe Escape When
He Mas Allowed 10 Go
Home.

|WlLkESBARRE, Pa, April IA.
la,h"r Staaislaus Spotanski. OF st
kseph's Catholic church, with two re-
Ilyers at his head. was compelled this
|ornlng to witness the robbery of the
bs,oitice at Hudson Then, after hay-
Bg been relieved OF his money and
horn 10 silence till the burglars got
way. he was allowed TO go home. Hud-
kn is a mining town two miles north
here
II had been summoned to make a
b. call on Anthony Bontskey.' said
Se priest. and was returning be-
been and 8 a m. 1t was very dark.
b. as neared the postofsice I saw
mething waa wrong. Two men step
ID out of the darkness and thrust
vol,ers in my face. They told me
keep still and then hurried me 10
i porch OF the postoffice. They told
4 two men inside were breaking
b The safe and they would have to
&aln ne.
| told them they were doing wrong,
b they would be sorry for Ii and
}, there VAS time TO stop. Why do
not get 10 work like honest men
4 I've honestly? I asked
4 Ne need the money one answer
q was cold and Rhivered. One of
men helped 10 turn my coat-eollar
and gave me q light for my cigar.
auvh!le the men inside were hard
4 #Nnrk. and after bali an hour they
:, 20 the window and said all was
iy Soon there was uiufEled ex-
sn and two men came out with
arms fun OF stamps and some
,eA III their pockets, The booty Was
rIAufs-! and then came the qmeE-
81 wha' to do with me.
&fbere of them wanted 70 tIe fawu 10
ephoae pole and rag me. but the
r,h an5@t ted. He asked me- II Id
'u}sa not tn give an alarm until I
home. ! said | had telephone
ara could call up the police hy
bey didn't object 10 that. and one
Noa w@ want your money. h1t we
seargh you. You are good
and you will give Us all you have
-o They thanked me for my ser
ard walked down the street |
fa,D" and gave the alarm
urglars got slsT in stamps and
q money. They opened the safe
nt'o-elycreiue and got away
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

LEADvILLE Colo. April lt.--Ons
Of the strangees suicides In the his
tory OF ieadyille occurred yesterday.
John Sullivan brooded tor two weeks
over the fact that he had swallowed
$50 gold piece, and yesterday morn
Ing his wife found him lying dead on
the floor and an empty bottle OF car
bone acid told the story OF his fate.
Sullivan was section boss on the
South Park road. and about two weeks
ago. In some unaccountable manner
swallowed a SEQ gold piece. He was
greatly worried about this. and applied
To several doctors for relief They told
him that there was no particular dan
ger, supposing him to be the victim of
an haIlucination. never dreaming that
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

.LTlMORE. Md. April l4~-Rev.
lam A Crawford Frost, rector of
Holy Comforter Protestants Epis-
Church. this city. who created a
stion at the banquet In New York
Nt Society OF American Authors.
l'dressing Andrew Carnegie and
ns request that the steel mag
.r.No $1,000. 000 TO back the inyen-
of the minister to be known as
hatomatic thought recorder. was
taken to the Sheppard and Enoch
Asylum, where he will be con-
for some time at least. The min
VAS taken to the institution in a
~ under the guardianship OF two
iar policemen whose aid had
enlisted and who were equipped
rtraitjackets and handouts In
1elr charge grew violent.
~ this morning an unseccussful
Ppt was made to take Rev. Mr..
Ford Frost to the same institution
fhen the carriage was about three
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Under Amusement
Murphu-VlCk6rS Case

PHOENIX. Ariz., April 14.-After
hearing the arguments on the de-
murrer entered by the Attorney OF
Governor Murphy and ex-Auditor
Vickers accused of unlawful expendi-
ture of ...e contingent fund on Satur-
day. Judge Kent took the case under
advisement.
It is expected that the Judge will
render a decision In few days.
Senator Ives. Of Yuma. who argued
the case for the plaintiff with such
conspicuous ability left for his home
Saturday pight.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
CALLED TO A TRyST
TO SEE WIFE'S SUICIDE
Mrs. SChl0sa Summoned Her fiils.
TO Cealcieru and Shot Her
sen on Batu's Grave.

POLLS. Minn.. April IL
inst as August Schiosa rode into NJ.
Anthony Cemetery this forenoon an his
hscveie. he saw hts wife step upon her
balY's grave and draw revolver frofa
hor bosom. Realizing thst IL was her
intention To end her life. he pesialled
sran;lcaIly down the narrow path tow
ara her. bisi reached her too late. She
shot herself In the temple.
"a the woman fall across the grave
she replaced the muxsle OF the ~ess-
pom against her head and firesi ssSs-
ond shot Both bullets penetrated the
brain.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
SEVERE FIGHTING
IN THE TRHNSVhhL
The Peace Negotiations Not Inter-
ferln0 With the Men Behing
the Guns.

LONDON, April l4.--News Of severe
fighting in the Transvaal toward the
end OF last week has been sent by Lord
Kitchener, who reports about 200 Beers
killed. wounded or captured
About hundred British causalities
arc also reported The British also
captured three guns and quantity of
SUI Plies.
Commandant Potgieter was among
the Beers killed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
GREAT STRIKE ISON IN BELGIUM
Soldiers Held In Readiness TO ASSIST Police
Preserve Order.

BRUSSELS. april THE strike
has begun fairly In the mining re-
gions OF the country. which are divid-
ed into four coal fields surrounding
Mons. la 1.ouyiere. Chartered and
iiege
M serius incidents hare yet been
rrprted any where.
Strong military precautions have
been taken in every part of Belgium.
a general strike has also been de-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

clareG Ia mos1 ~ the large boot and
shoe factories aad active measures
have been taken to enable soldiers to
reinforce the police at a moments
notice
Thus far today there has been no
question OF proclaiming martial law.
such step cannot be taken in Bel
ginm with out special legislative ac-
tion
About $4,000 men are now out on
strike in the Mons district.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

Freddies Bergsland escaped from The
county jail this afternoon md nztek
a lively chase was captured M 1en&y
Manuel Drachman, who went Nlk Atnx
on borrowed wheel ana u~n0 III
concealed in the back yax4 ek yudoe
Culver. Freddie is q hnd noo0r M IN
seven year old boy. He n tlko - 4 -
man who died In the sco0rf1 III a1<
10 being held there Nr ~ -
He Wal steal snytAlnx - 10 -
I'm hAnda on. ss
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Destructive Storm
at KdlS6r'S Capital

BERLIN, April IA violent thun-
der storm accompanied by torrential
rain. broke over Berlin and vicinity
early today, causing great damage.
Many buildings were struck hy
lightning. The Are brigade was sum-
moned upwards OF 900 places to ex-
tinguish fres and cope with the foods.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

1ha AseF ? hsa found si midnight was
ailse lsst s1stI within fsfteeE inmates,
aos isssag hle 70 give description ~
Ets as&Aiannf
ire tsssa@N w@re 1gsraxegess bg q
farmer. wha overheard il1s means Of
the lad An examination revealed that
both chisareH bad their heads crushed
tTt
The police so far arF without Stew-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Governor Dole
Approved bu Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE fol-
lowing official statement was made at
she White House today:
The President after O most careful
investigation and hearing IS many
men as possible, and hearing from
Others, has come to the CONCLUSION snas
Governor Doles course has been such
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
TWO CHILDREN KILLED IN IOWHI
Brother and Sister Murdered While RGturnInQ|
From 6hurCh--NeOrO Suspected.

nFS s',l.SES. Ia. April ii&-Wh'ss
returning .sone frrm Highland Park
SKIRTS 81 hs ssity am@s ex@asa@s Mar
l'aterst "a. FiFc-.n years Of age and her
s,roihsF. T'ho.na&, aged eieven, children
rf Peter j. Jefferson. weit4to~do
tlalFyuau sers murdered hy some uGs4
Euoan n perAoa. believed tn be a negro
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Town OF Yuma
In Working Order

PA, Ariz., April 14.-The village
ma having recently been disin-
Fated by a vote of the electors,
Pwn Of Yuma was Saturday in
fated by the County Board of SUI
prs in compliance with a legal
Pn from the citizens.
Following councilmen or trustees
appointed by the board: r. d.
Son. J, E. Devine, F. E. Ewing,
Punne and Robert Tapia.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

as to warrant his continuance as Gov
effior of Hawwaii and entitled him to
the respect and hearty support OF the
administration.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14
Metal and M0neu Market.

MA SoRs. April 12-~ Mexican dol
lars. t.ic silver 53*> Copper quiet,
IA asked.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-14

pu want 10 zee the latest dreas
patterns 50 to w. q. Felix's De-
eAs Store
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-03
KENNEDY AND GARDNER
THIRD INFANTRY OFFICERS
 VISIT THE GOVERNOR.
They Come from Birmingham and are Friends of Colonel Higdon.tr Said to Be Anxious About
 Encampment.

Capt, Hughes B. Kennedy and Capt. Walter E. Gardner of Birmingham spent yesterday in Montgomery and in the morning had conference with Governor Jelks relative to the situation in the srd infantry, Alabama National Guard. Both officers are friends of Col. E. L.. Higdon, late commander of the regiment. who was temporarily relieved from duty as result of the courtmartial of Lieu tenant Colonel Osceola Kyle.
 Captain Kennedy commands Birming- ham infantry company, Captain Gardner was Quartermaster on the staff of Colo mel Higdon Until the latter officer Is re. instated by Governor Jelks, Captain Gardiner will not have any connection with the regiment
 The Birmingham officers were extreme ly reticent concerning their visit to Mont gomery. They said they came here as in- dividuals and not as the representatives of any set of officers. While they did not say SO directly. they indicated that they talked with the Governor entirely on the subject of arranging for the regiment to go into practice encampment this sum mer It is believed that they also ap- pealed to the Governor to reinstate Colo mel Higdon. The officers would not dis cuss this phase of the situation. but it Is said that one of them stated while here that unless Colonel Higdon was soon re- instated he would demand that he be courtmartialed.
 Governor Jelks declined to be interview ed on the subject of the visit to his office of the Birmingham officers. He said they had merely come in to see him yesterday morning and discussed with shim for, short time the situation in their regi- ment. and that he had had a very pleas ant and agreeable talk with them.
 Captain Kennedy and Captain Gardner went to Birmingham yesterday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-03
GREENSBORO EVENTS.
Interesting Debate at the Southern
 University.


 Greensboro. May 2.-tspecial)-The Belles Lettres Society of the Southern University held a debate in their hall last night A very appreciative audience was in attendance. An interesting and instructive address was delivered by Rev. C. P. Atkinson on "The Hopeful Man of the Twentieth Century, The sub ject for debate was: Resolved, That England was justifiable in waging war on the Boers."
 The strawberry crop here this year is unusually abundant, and the berries are magnificent in size, equally as fine as those your correspondent saw in CaIifor- mia. Enough berries have been raised in this vicinity to supply the demand, so far and there are still green ones and blos- soms in plenty.
 Miss Annie Hobson has returned from the Veterans reunion at Dallas and re- ports royal time.
 Miss Margaret Hobson Is an home from a visit to Charleston, where she had many courtesies shown her. She met President and Mrs. Roosevelt. with whom she was delighted. Miss Margaret Hob son is a beautiful representative of South ern aristocracy and for one so young her grace and ease of manner is remarkable. Capt. R. P. Hobson lectured here to- night for the benefit of the Confederate monument soon to be erected in front of the court house.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alex Sledge have returned from their bridal trip to New Orleans and are comfortably domiciled at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lee .Otts.