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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
wiiczek Concert.

Society will turn out tonight in a
body to attend the Wilczek concert in
the opera house. The time set for the
concert is $3.50 and the management
wish to impress on the public the fact
that the concert will start sharp at the
time given. No one will be ushered
to their seats during a number, and it
is to be hoped that everyone viii be in
their seats at $3.50. The following is
the program to be given:
PART /.
l. Suite for Piano and Violin (two
movements) .........,,.. Goldmark
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and Franz Will
GEEK.
2. Beloved, it is Morn :. Awkward
Mr.. Herzer.
8 Fantastic Caprice ...... Vieuxtemps
Franz Wilczek.
H. Roberto, tn che adore. Meyerheer
Mrs. G. w. Maclarlane.
PART II.
5. Paraphrase, prize song from
Meistersinger ............. Wagner
With piano and organ.
Franz Wilczek
6. Marching Along .............. White
Mr.. Herzer.
Z. Spanish, ance-zapateado ......
.........,........ ,~....... Sarasate
Franz Wilczek.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
P JBLlc CONCERT roN1aAH.
Concordla Band Will Play at 7:3O
at Hawaiian Hotel.
FIRST PART

Pacific Heights March .............
500. -. .....L. Salamanca
Miserere Trovador .......,...,.. Bercle
Rosas Y. Abroios Schottishe.J. Libornio
Alice, Where Art Thou .Lamendian
cECnND DADT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10
ASK PROTECTION.
Large Number of Cattle Killed
Recently.
Supposedly By indians
Owners Will Move Stock From
The Territory.

Ardmore, I, T., July 9'-The
cattlemen have asked the federal
authorities to protect the cattle
until they can remove them from
the territory. Large numbers Of
animals have been shot and killed
within the past two days, sup
posedIy by Indians.
Deputy marshaIs today arrested
three men char ged with emitting
several miles of pasture fence be
cause the stock had been fenced
in. More arrests will follow.
The Choctaw tribal authorities
hereafter will not allow their do
main to be used for grazing pur-
poses. In the Chickasaw nation
are paying tribute in a
tax of 20 cents per head. This
tax is being enforced rlgidly by
the federal government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10
ALI MURDERED.
Four People MutIIated in Hor-
rible Manner
Bodies Stripped Of CIOIhIng
People Thought to Have Been
Campers

Enid, o, T., July 9.-Near Pru
ence, thirty miles southwest Of
here, the bodies..o of a man wo-
man and two children, apparently
members of one family, mutilated
into almost unreconizable shapes
we're found yesterday. The.bodies
had been stripped of ell clothing
Ieav ng no means of identifca-
tion.
Guthrie, o. T., July 9.-On &C
count OF Prudence being with
ont telephone, telegrap PHI or rail
road communication, it is difficult
to secure particulars regarding
the finding OF the mutilated bodies
of four persons near thaS Gown.
Advices received here vim King
fisher state that It is impossible tc
identify the bodies by anything
yet found in the vicinity. They
we're found near the Oimmarron
rlver, supposedly where a party Of
movers had camped for the night
when attacked and killed by un
known persons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10

Holdenville has been givon q
term of United States court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10
OUR OWN TERRITORY
News From all Over the New
Eden.

J. J. Culberson, of Paris, Texas
Is to build a brick block in
Muskogee.
w, H. Darrough. the new mar
shal of the western district of the
Indian Territory, says he will have
no democrats for deputies, no
matter how efficient.
George Dlckey, a young Usage
Indian, was shot and killed at
reservation dance near Bartlesville
last Friday night. Judge Petite
was arrested on the Charge OF
killing Dickey.
Two more oil wells were
brought in the Bartlesville field
last week. No. 12 at Butler
Greek, and No. on Sand Creek
This makes thirteen wells for
Bartlesville now. all good pro-
ducers.
Articles Of incorporation were
flied in South McAlester, yester.
day by the bank of StiIIwell, Still
well, l. T., capital $50, 900; c..
Gamble. Connerly Harrison, J. D.
Hagler, P. S. Po we'll and Benja.
min o. Whitaker are directors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10
CH|CKASAN CROPS
Weekly Report Of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture.
Crops Holding Up Very Well
Rain Needed in All Sections. -
Cotton in Good Condition.

Over the northern portion dry
weather continued. but crops are
holding up well; corn is damaged
some, but looking moderately we'll;
cotton is doing we'll, and being laid
by; large quantity of hay is being
made under favorable conditions;
fruit in fine condition
Over the middle portion corn is
standing the drouth we'll. and early
corn is nearly made: cotton doing
flne; hay harvest is progressing
and a good croL is being secured
under favorable conditions; con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10

tinued high winds have tendency
to damage all crops.
Over the southern portion wheat
threshing is ia progress, average
about u bushels per acre; oats are
threshing out about So bushels per
acre; corn is suffering for rain;eane
and garden vegetables drying up;
fruit still turning out well.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10
NEW BUILDING.

Contractor F. E. Basham will
begin work on the Ireton building
next Monday. 1t will be two
story structure, 25xlO0 feet. Mr..
Basham has the Hollingsworth and
Horne building nearly complete.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10

Gas in fine quality has been dis.
covered at a depth of 1910 feet
at Sapulpa, I. T., and will be
nsed for heating and lighting pur
poses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-07-10

Wapanucka is to have an old
settlers barbecue on the 10th and
18th.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
STREET CAR ACCIDENT
MotoIman Fenner Hal a Narrow e.
cape From Death.

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Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

ert Browne. who W2s then curate of
Sudeley. and Il few others. Or. Stainer
started to tramp 10 the rendezvous.
which was about four miles away. The
bc1ters Were left at 4 certain point
with instructions to give them their
nalf hours start. This being effected.
they were quietly awaiting the appear
asoc of the badger. who. disturbed On
his lamblas b. The belters' dogs. would
pTooabIy ere Ions charge al the
eartas. While they waited the ap-
proach Of the morning light which At
that time o year-;t was June-5egi1s
to De seen about o'clock.
It was one o. the finest mornings pos
STOLE - imagine. There Vas no wind.
the SIX waa clear, and the small
patches OF detached mist obliquely
creeping up toward the ethereal blue
overhead irresistibly suggested calas-
isl beings Winsins their upward Way.
The birds soon began their inof:.ils,
songs-firsI the sfyiigAt with MS trill-
in:1 notes, ti2en in the far distance the
cuckoo. the wool pigeon and the Go-'e
coning 20 his mate. ana then the hosts
If ether birds. one after arother. until
all the woodland resounded with song.
For q few moments the little par,y
stood in silence: then Dr. s'taincr, rails
-1@ his hands. exclaimed:
Ia that have life and breath sing to
tha Lord the openings words cf Men
dels7ohn's lynn of Praise
The manager caught at it in an IN
start and hLlEined the trombone pant.
90 You know it," asked The doctor,
The ma ser nodded.
have no first q - I
ii. StaineT.
AID So they sang from memory. IS
We! a. t!:ey Gould. the first chorus
from the flynn OF Praise" DR.. Stain
O. taking tho treble. E}r. Browne he
alto. the manager the tenor and an
other the bass.
Naturally they did not get the badg-
er. Never was badger in this humor
v-co>a. and ii is easy t. imagine the
da-ed beast. WHO nevc" could have
f:oard such sounds III ell his previous
existence. giving his carth vie
i1ert.3.-Y outh's Companion.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
II. u. S. DIAMOND ROCK.

On the southern coast Of Martinique,
separated from the mainland by deep
channel. lies a perilous weather heag4n
oct known to The peopie Of the VS.
indies as Il. VI. S. Diamond Rock.
Wherever British admiral ap-
rroaehes this famous spot the ensign
Is dipped ami the band plays "ltuic
britannica" The honor is We'll de
served. FOR Diamond Rock w2s onc"
borne on the books of the British "a
r.ji',,it:, IS AN English sioai'-of- ,v,.r. IN
Charles Etngsley's book, AT Last,
the following history is giveh:
In ;l.e end of 1863 Sir Samuel fiopt
cav THAI Fleach ships passing To Fort
,;o.al fIarbar in Martinique escaped
him by running through the dec chan-
II! between Pointe du Di2nante "al
This same rock, which riees sheer out
Of the water Geo feet and is about
lie round ana only accessible II
,.oint to the leeward. and even then
only vixen there is no surf. Hp WAo
lands. ii IS said. has then 10 cre'-o
through cTanniaS and dangerous stae,,s
round to the windward side. when the
+ csc IS suddenly relieved By j slipping
grove of Wild fig trees clinsing by IN
isunerabIe air roots to the cracks Of
he stone.
so Hood, with that inspiration Of
genius SO common among sailors, lai1
3ij Geventy-four. the Centaur. close
alongside the Diamond, made a hGWsor
with a Traveller on it fast to the ship
ii4d TO the top OF the rock, and III Jan
ucr:. 1919, got three long tWenty-iour5
and two eishteens hauled up f1r above
! his masthead by sailors, Who rs they
! hung like clusters, appeared like :nicc
! hauling little sausage. Scarcely
could We hear the governor On the top
directing them with his trumpet; the
! Centuar lying close under. like n %
| cCanut shell, to which the hGWsers arc
affixed.
In this strange fortress Lieuten=nt
james Wilbie Maurice tlet his naale h
rccoliected as one o: EnglanGs forgot
| ten WCrthies) was established with 30
men and uoys aud ammunition, pro
visions and water for four months: and
| the rock was borne on the books Of he
| admiralty as Ills Ma jesty's Snip Dia-
IfoI.d Rock and swept the seas with
! her guns until the first of June. 1867.
when she had to surrender. for want uf
powder, TO q French squadron of TWO
seVenty-fours. a frigate. corvette. a
schooner ana eleven gunboats. after
killing ana wounding some seventy
men en- the rock alone and destroying
three gun5o1ts. with a loss 10 herself
Of two men killed and one wounded
! !;5i1c rnberins which story. who viii
i7'ance the traveller il lie takes off nis;
ll2t to his majesty's QGondaIn corvette
as h secs j; for the first time-its pink
ard yellow sides shining in the sun
above the sparkling seas over which ii
! doriroered Of Old?
/ Amid the ruin and desolatioa of Mar
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

The giiiod saloon Of the vessel. and
NiIh laugh ANA song and cards and
good cigars We're oblvious of those ON
shore. ~ on the lake in boats. t:ut
the spirit OF mischief Was aboard in
the person OF Lord Charley" 1eres-
'ord. and he very soon made its ina,-
eHce felt The wind was blowing half
4 gale as his lordship quietly crept mo
a Gingey, and before he Was eeen 10y
he company on the frigate lie had.
with hammer and chisel, cut the vessel
loose from tire buoy 10 which il Was
moored. III moment the hu0yant
sooden ship was going II 4 great n e
before the wind. drifting irresistialy
down the lake. Nothing could stop
her, ana no one could do anything. Sna
rocked and rolled. and her crew. with
shouts and irap"eoatio vowed yea
eeanca en- "t'h&rIe,-'' Beresfcrd. ,vl3.
meanwhile, sat n his little boa hoIdirs:
on to the buoy. looking calmly on ..a,!
putting Il cigarette.
The shipWreclle5 cre"- could do Moth
ing. The vessel finally stranded ri 4
point inaccessible from the land. and
III" crew were finally taken of in !;oTts
Albert Edward. OF course, ainnu:g
chem, and by no means the least dem
cIatratiVe in his dis%ust at tho i.be
played upon him by his irrepressi;.ie
friend ard companion. Tho latter dis
appeared in the Erection Of Windsor
before the stranded mariners could
seek him, or there would have been :.
GGCi:ins bee that day, in which Lord
Charles Fer sford would have been tho
haro.-Field and Stream.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
THE QUINN rIAMONDS
Restored by the Thief WHO Is Still
Keeping Out Of Sight.


nv . H;tfo detective work C-fcer rus
sell. of the police force. succeeded -
to-day in restoring to MY. Quinn. .
rancbe1. north CT Pa1enix. $50 worth
CT 6iar- o-,;e ara -avciry ti7at was stGi-
~, sr9r, rh7 farm house on Nov LIST
it wie tbauc;,t from the frs tnat
Inc tli4f vas = forrle1 e,DDiovee Of Nj.
Quinn. bIt testimony that would be
cf,1v;ctirr- barn,a :, inn VAS MOI avail
able. vso officer b.l;eva4. however.
th@f n could once e.,+ Inc man he
could make aim talk enough to convict
himself. Il vas known that he l,.3 e
his home with his ;ra;ha.. in town aud
The frst step was u locate tho NOISE
When that was done Z w2tc! vas k20t
to discover when the vorrs man was
- homo. Thursday il was learned that
he was at home. ana Officers Russell
ana lawrence visited The house. hav-
irg q warrant To-. his arest. Eat lie
Sav them Coming and ESCAPED in an
ether direction. In the meantime Mi.
Russell had secured the picture o. the
man wanted. ana was preparing 10 is
sua circulacs ia the v?riouS notice
asencies IF the coun+r,-
F,i6a, tho vo,,ro. mans rno+ber s,.,+
for. the officer and asked regar,ltna-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
IT COST HIM FIFTY
Created a Disturbance While Under
the Influence Of Liquor.

Charles Reeve was ii police court
yesterday with bl2cI: eye and { peli-
tent heart. He was charged with
drunkenness and diso~3erly condl' {.
Bob Coates WAS there also, char=;Ai
with fighting Reeve. not in self defense.
He pleaded not guilty. and after rr1V-
ing hi. case was discharged. The so
ry is that on Friday evening Reeve
went 10 the residence o. Coates, vita
when. so far as can be learned. II I'D
had no previous trouble. nc began Us
ing language il the presence Of lIrs.
Coates that WORLD hardly have 3eal
tolerated had she not 0aen ~ha.e.
Coates told him TO stcT it, which '.c I'D,
and went away. bur returned shortly
and renewed hi objectionable rhaJ)-
ric When told To 20 this time ha
drew rom his pocket 4 pair O.; shears
which he had secure; s0meW to;c, ma
began - demonstration U!!ich lJG,;,.l
like it might end in . funeral for soal
body i vas then Coates placed he
decoration On Reeves left eye. u ~
while p reighbor had su1nmonaI tEa
police and both wera arrested. Eces-o.
in his own behalf, said l.e knew ECji-
ing OF the circumstance until ne " X
up in Jail. IN order 10 get cut Of III
trouble as easily a. possible he pleaded
guilty and was fined fifty dollars.
Louis Vaughn. = DARK colored man.
-ras caught Friday nighl riding 4 da'i.
heel, and vas consequently brought
i;efore the bar OF justice. He explained
aat he was taken sick very suddenly
nd had to set TO d drUg5 store in shor-
rder. As he had no bicycle lamp Re
0ok chances on escaping the vigilance
c { the officers. He was dismissed VIII
ne instruction to either get lamp fr
cuit getting sick in the night time.
While court vas in session the p2tra,
--agon wes summoned % the CcTnel. O.
buchanan and Thru streets FER -"
escue OF d drunken Mexican who Vas
-ying under 4 tree trying 10 stare th5.
In out OF countenaEce. On the vvGy
Jack to Jail = second Mexican Was
)und on Madison street in the same
1ndition. Both were jailed and l;ur
a ice. and viii be served 10 al Mon
lays session.
The police report also that Alfred COY
nd Jesse Garner have !,ecn missing Tor
nree or foCr days. Il was believed -
first that they had followed I-2cIe Tom
and Little Eva out OF town. but they
could hardly keep up with that comb
nation On bicycles and there. IS no trace
Of their having sold TIE wheels 80 The
police are in doubt as TO Where TIE
lads are They rented their bicycles a.
MIR. Grfswold, so he. also. has a fn22-
cial interest in their case. The parents.
too. are anxious. ana doins all they
can TO locate the boys.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
For Mecnanics-f .aeco Eiut. Tar Sony
LORD BALTIMORE IN SKIRTS.

Ten little toes. in slippers as dainty
as ever ornamentad the tiny feet Of n
siddy young soubrette twinkled gailv
ii tire Chestnut Street Opera house 4
short time ago. Il Was Lord Baltimore
in wonlarl's attire. doing q dizzy skirt
darce. In his veins flows the illustrious
bleed CT old Cecil Calvert. the founde..
OF Maryland.
The Mask and Wig club was present
in@ old King Cole at the time this
spectacle was observed. The Mask and
Wing is the University of Pennsyl-
Varia's dramatic association. Cecil
Calvert, for ne has inherited the full
name Of his distinguished forbear, is Il
university man and the very best
dancer in ali the school. So they made
him into beautiful girl ana sent him
cat u caper.
He is Il son OF John Calvert OF Phila-
delphia. His mother is one of Philade!-
phia's most beautiful women. At Cape
-1ay last summer h led number OF
the most fashionable germans. John
Calvert is the sixth in succession 10 the
tide Of Lord Baltimore. which when he
dies. OF course will fan to young Cecil
should he care to claim it The title
I laDsed in England. No one came for
ward tc claim it. all of the Calverts
having removed to America and settled
al Maryland. That was many Years
ago. Brt there is nothing to prevent
JJhn Calvert. CT after him his son Cecil
/ from going 10 England and claiming 8
scat in the house Of lords. 1t is there
waiting to receive him, provided he can
prove his succession, which would be q
! very easy thing 10 do.
Nhe original Calvert estates in Mary
| land are still in the hands of the fam
lily. They are located il Prince George
county, and it vas in a house erecteI
! by an early member of the family that
! Cecil Baltimore Calvert, young Cecil's
uncle, recently died.
At college Cecil Ealtmire Calvert IS
I d member OF the Delta Psi fraternity
! He goes in for athletics, too, being .
! member Of the freshman track team
and o: the University Golf club.-PhiIa-
/ deiphja North American.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
WOODLAND HYMN or PRAISE.

Some years age, during . visit to
friends at Sudeley castle, Cloucasta--
shire. the late Sir john Stainer. Inc
famous oTganist and composer joined
in badger hunt which had most
unexpected ending. ole thGt vas IN
doubtedly wholesome both for the bad
ger and his hunters.
The manager Of this estate amused
himself by nightly meets at certain
woods where the badgers earthe1. an5
DR.. Stainer-he had not then been
misunderstanding been tcld that thee
was to be & meet at a pace called
PinnoCk cliff. en- extensive woodland in
the Cotswold. expressed q desire u
take part in IL
AT midnight, accordingly, in com
Dany with the manager. the Rev. ROB
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
Mermaid Washing Powder coupons In
each package. Presents free.

SEVENTH GRADE RECEPTION. -
The pupils in the seventh grade in The
grammar schools gave a reception last
night in Padget's hall that proved
great success and a long evening Ct
pleasure for Younger society. The
guests included d number from the
High school and from the other grades
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
Use Gala Lily 1trrax Soap.
SONG OF THE GALL1c1Es.

SONG or THE GNI.LTC-ES.
Through the blzcls. rushing Sn:ok
bursts
Thick breaks the red fame.
Al Etna raaves fercelv
Not here. @ Apollo.
Arc iauats meet Tor thar.
But where He!icon breaks Gown
IN cliff 10 the sea.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
JOKE on KING EDWARD.

1t was in the summer OF 1886. and
happened thus: IN tle middle of the
lake ii Virginia Water fifty ton min
iatUre frigate was raored. This vessel
was used as dining place for those
WHO preferred it. and the then prince
cf Wales. with others, took boats and
boarded tho vessel. with the intention
Of having Il good time" with WAT
resources they had with them.
These choice spirits very coon were il
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
sPrONER's Ex2IA<ATIoN.

Senator Hanna was telling a groAp
OF MS colleagues about an otIer ne had
received from an ente:prising Chlu-
tau4ua manager to deliver y course Of
oCtures. the offer vas $4,000 fol.
eighteen lectures. Il sum equal 10 NJ
Hanaa's salary as sena tor ior two
years.
'Nuw. l don't see Why he made TO
that offer" asserted the senator. He
could get . fellow Who could talk all
around ne FOR L quarter cf the
amount
THAT reminds me" said Senator
#Dc9ner, who Was ore OF The group.
- was called out OF bed abcu; = o,.i.,c,<
enc lnorHi2;; by repeated rings at nay
door bell 1 stuck my head o. Of The
NindOW end asked what was wanted.
IL Us & reporter Ior u nc,,ei,.lpel' y. I
had been anything but friendly to me.
lie laid he wanted Information On
some insignificant matter and | zot
mad and berated him for calling ne
oGt Of bel 1t that hour o: the night
/ ) probably was more furcibie than 20
| lite ana ! expected that nay visitor
| would turn abruptly on his heel and
walk away. Rut he did nothing cf tie
kind. lie listened until I had finisnad
! and then said blandly This discon-
! fort, senator. IS simply one Of the re
/ suits Of greatncss.' Wen, h. worked
ne al right 10Y the interview. That's
/ the way it IS With your iaCtu"e off,
/ It's simply one CT the results of Your
;s.'ec mess. -; 't:c;;s50 News.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
CITY BFH ENXTsES

Members of the Phoenix Fire depart
nent are requested 10 meet at the en-
Sina house in uniform at 12:43 p m
Parade will start at 1 o'clock sharp
Sunday, June l, 1902.
By order Executive Committee.
Z. 5. RUSSELL, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
NOTICE To WATER CONSUMERS

After May l the use of water for
sprinkling or irrigating of yards or
lawns must be confined between the
hours of and o'clock p. m. Nozzle
or sprayer must be attached to hose at
all times when in use. For violation
of above rule water will he turned off
without notice.
THE PROENTN WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

The office and retail department Of
The Arctic Ice company IS removed 10
the Curio building. corner Second ave-
nue. and jefferson street. Telephone
10. 1851.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant in
firsL class condition. Consists of Is
II. P. engine, 20 II. p. boiler, pipes, etc.
Can be bought for half of original cost.
Call on or address The Republican,
Phoenix, L1iZona-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Pure Ice Cream at Cohee AIS Rest
aUrant. Special prices in quantities.
It's equally as good as our coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Great variety of :::dian baskets from
all western tribes at the Curio.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

The popular modern hotel OF Lo.
Angeles is the Eosslyn
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Hotel Rossiyn, Los Angeles. Euro
pean and American plans.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-06-12

1t is claimed that there are
three young gents in this town
who can cause almost any girl
to get married. 1t is not known
whether by going with them she
becomes sovery popular or that
she maIries to get rid Of them.